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=670  \\$aEmail from P. Tran, cataloger at LC, July 17, 2018:$b(Adivasis is just the Hindi term for Indigenous peoples. So for example, a Hindi author will use the term Adivasis to refer to Indigenous peoples in Australia, Brazil, Japan, etc.)
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=001  9880362487502441
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=001  9880362487802441
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=001  9880362487902441
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=001  9880362488102441
=005  20120730163814.0
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=001  9880362488202441
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=001  9880362488302441
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=001  9880362488402441
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=001  9880362488502441
=005  20120730163813.0
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=550  \\$wg$aRadiography, Medical
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=001  9880362488602441
=005  20120730163813.0
=008  911212i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
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=001  9880362488702441
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=001  9880362488802441
=005  20120730163813.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85110701 
=035  \\$aBZW0607NU
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=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aChiropractic$iand$aRadiography.

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=001  9880362488902441
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=005  20120730163808.0
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=001  9880362489302441
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=LDR  00396cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362489402441
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=001  9880362489502441
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=LDR  00530cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362489702441
=005  20120730163807.0
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=010  \\$ash 85109473 
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=450  \\$aLazarettos
=550  \\$wg$aEpidemics
=550  \\$wg$aNaval hygiene
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=550  \\$aCommunicable diseases
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=LDR  01002cz  a2200265n  4500
=001  9880362489802441
=005  20140220111540.0
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=670  \\$aINSPEC.
=670  \\$aTraditions and transformations in the history of quantum physics: HQ-3, Third International Conference on the History of Quantum Physics, Berlin, June 28-July 2, 2010, 2013.
=670  \\$aOCLC, Nov. 12, 2013$b(2076 titles with phrase "quantum physics"; since 2000, 1160 titles with phrase "quantum theory", 844 with phrase "quantum physics")
=670  \\$aHoltzner, S. Quantum physics for dummies, 2013.
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=LDR  00613cz  a2200241n  4500
=001  9880362489902441
=005  20120730163807.0
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=LDR  01180cz  a2200253n  4500
=001  9880362490002441
=005  20120730163806.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85109440 
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=360  \\$isubdivision$aQuality control$iunder types of industries, plants, and processes, and under individual materials and types of materials, e.g.$aConstruction industry--Quality control; Foundries--Quality control; Concrete--Quality control
=360  \\$isubdivision$aQuality control$iunder types of industries, plants, and processes, e.g.$aConstruction industry--Quality control; Foundries--Quality control
=550  \\$wg$aFactory management
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=550  \\$aQuality assurance
=550  \\$aQuality of products
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=001  9880362490102441
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=150  \\$aQuality circles
=450  \\$aJapanese management$5IEN
=450  \\$aManagement quality circles$5IEN
=450  \\$aQuality control circles
=450  \\$aWITs (Work improvement teams)
=450  \\$aWork improvement teams
=550  \\$wg$aQuality control
=550  \\$wg$aTeams in the workplace
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=670  \\$aWITS members' course, c1999.
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=001  9880362490202441
=005  20120730163806.0
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=010  \\$ash 85109431 
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=450  \\$aColinae
=450  \\$aQuail
=550  \\$wg$aGalliformes
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=750  \2$aQuail$5IEN$0(DNLM)D011784

=LDR  00645cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9882375289502441
=005  20240216142522.0
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=035  \\$a(DLC)sh 85109426
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=053  \0$aHQ777.35$cSociology
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=450  \\$aQuads (Quadruplets)
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=LDR  00431cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362490402441
=005  20120730163806.0
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=010  \\$ash 85109422 
=035  \\$aBZV9328NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRC406.Q33
=150  \\$aQuadriplegics
=450  \\$aQuadriplegia$xPatients
=550  \\$wg$aParalytics
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/20/90
=750  \2$aQuadriplegia$5IEN$0(DNLM)D011782

=LDR  00474cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362490502441
=005  20120730163806.0
=008  871218i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85109421 
=035  \\$a(OCoLC)02020231
=035  \\$aBZV9327NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRC406.Q33
=150  \\$aQuadriplegia
=450  \\$aExtremities (Anatomy)$xParalysis
=450  \\$wnne$aTetraplegia
=550  \\$wg$aParalysis
=750  \2$aQuadriplegia$5IEN$0(DNLM)D011782

=LDR  00525cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362490602441
=005  20120730163806.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85109407 
=035  \\$aBZV9313NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aR730
=150  \\$aQuacks and quackery
=450  \\$aCharlatans
=450  \\$aQuackery$5IEN
=550  \\$wg$aImpostors and imposture
=550  \\$wg$aMedicine
=550  \\$wg$aSwindlers and swindling
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/20/90
=750  \2$aQuackery$5IEN$0(DNLM)D011781

=LDR  00572cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362490702441
=005  20120730163806.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85109385 
=035  \\$aBZV9291NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQR201.Q2$cMicrobiology
=053  \\$aRA644.Q25$cPublic health
=053  \\$aRC182.Q35$cInternal medicine
=150  \\$aQ fever
=550  \\$wg$aPneumonia
=550  \\$wg$aRickettsial diseases
=681  \\$iExample under$aCommunicable diseases
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/20/90
=750  \2$aQ Fever$5IEN$0(DNLM)D011778

=LDR  00411cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362490802441
=005  20120730163806.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85109376 
=035  \\$aBZV9282NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQK621.P9
=150  \\$aPythium
=450  \\$aRheosporangium
=550  \\$wg$aPythiaceae
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/20/90
=750  \2$aPythium$5IEN$0(DNLM)D011775

=LDR  00619cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880362490902441
=005  20120730163806.0
=008  860211||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85109371 
=035  \\$aBZV9277NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aQP801.P86$cPhysiology
=150  \\$aPyruvic acid
=450  \\$aAcetylformic acid
=450  \\$aKetoacetic acid
=450  \\$aKetopropionic acid
=450  \\$aOxopropanoic acid
=450  \\$aPyroracemic acid
=550  \\$wg$aOrganic acids
=670  \\$aRandom House$b(called also acetylformic acid, pyroracemic acid)
=750  \2$aPyruvic Acid$5IEN$0(DNLM)D019289

=LDR  00389cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362491002441
=005  20120730163806.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85109370 
=035  \\$aBZV9276NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aPyruvates
=550  \\$wg$aKetonic acids
=550  \\$wg$aPyruvic acid
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/20/90
=750  \2$aPyruvates$5IEN$0(DNLM)D011773

=LDR  00503cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362491102441
=005  20120730163806.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85109369 
=035  \\$aBZV9275NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQP619.P87
=150  \\$aPyruvate carboxylase
=450  \\$aOxoacid carboxylase
=450  \\$aPyruvic carboxylase
=550  \\$wg$aLigases
=550  \\$wg$aPyruvic acid
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/20/90
=750  \2$aPyruvate Carboxylase$5IEN$0(DNLM)D011766

=LDR  00559cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362491202441
=005  20120730163805.0
=008  050105i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85109367 
=035  \\$aBZV9273NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQK898.P97$cBotanical chemistry
=150  \\$aPyrrolizidines
=450  \\$aPyrrolizidine alkaloids
=450  \\$aSenecio alkaloids
=550  \\$wg$aAlkaloids
=550  \\$wg$aPyrroles
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Pyrrolizidine Alkaloids x Senecio Alkaloids)
=750  \2$aPyrrolizidine Alkaloids$5IEN$0(DNLM)D011763

=LDR  00489cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362491302441
=005  20120730163805.0
=008  050809i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85109366 
=035  \\$aBZV9272NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aPyrrolidine
=550  \\$wg$aHeterocyclic compounds
=670  \\$aWeb. 3$b(pyrrolidine: a flammable fuming liquid heterocyclic secondary amine obtained from pyrrole and also prepared synthetically)
=750  \2$aPyrrolidines$5IEN$0(DNLM)D011759

=LDR  00706cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880362491402441
=005  20120730163805.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85109365 
=035  \\$aBZV9271NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQD401$cChemistry
=150  \\$aPyrroles
=450  \\$aPyrrhols
=450  \\$wnne$aPyrrol
=450  \\$wnne$aPyrrole
=550  \\$wg$aAzoles
=670  \\$aMeSH browser, June 7, 2007$b(Pyrroles. Scope note: Azoles of one nitrogen and two double bonds that have aromatic chemical properties.)
=670  \\$aGrant & Hackh's chem. dict.$b(pyrrole)
=688  \\$aHeading changed 20070821 from: 150:##:_{dollar}a Pyrrole
=750  \2$aPyrroles$5IEN$0(DNLM)D011758

=LDR  00752cz  a2200241n  4500
=001  9880362491502441
=005  20120730163805.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85109348 
=035  \\$aBZV9254NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dMMiltC$dDLC
=053  \0$aRC569.5.P9
=150  \\$aPyromania
=450  \\$aFire setting, Pathological
=450  \\$aFiresetting, Pathological
=450  \\$aIncendiarism
=450  \\$aPathological fire setting
=450  \\$aPathological firesetting
=550  \\$wg$aArson
=550  \\$wg$aImpulse control disorders
=670  \\$aHuff, T.G. Fire setting fire fighters, 1994.
=670  \\$aGoogle search, Nov. 27, 2007$b(130,000 hits on "fire setting")
=750  \2$aFiresetting Behavior$5IEN$0(DNLM)D005391

=LDR  00633cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362491602441
=005  20120730163805.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85109344 
=035  \\$aBZV9250NU
=035  \\$ash 85109344
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQL458.2.P95
=150  \\$aPyroglyphidae
=450  \\$aPyroglyphid mites
=450  \\$aPyroglyphids
=550  \\$wg$aAcariformes
=550  \\$wg$aFeather mites
=670  \\$aSyn. liv. org.:$bv. 2, p. 161 (Pyroglyphidae; pyroglyphid mites. Superfamily Pyroglyphoidea, suborder Astigmata, order Acariformes)
=750  \2$aPyroglyphidae$5IEN$0(DNLM)D039981

=LDR  00447cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362491702441
=005  20120730163805.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85109343 
=035  \\$aBZV9249NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aPyrogens
=450  \\$aPyrogenic agents
=550  \\$wg$aChemotherapy
=550  \\$wg$aFever
=550  \\$wg$aPolysaccharides
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/20/90
=750  \2$aPyrogens$5IEN$0(DNLM)D011749

=LDR  00358cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362491802441
=005  20120730163805.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|n\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85109342 
=035  \\$aBZV9248NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQD341.P5
=150  \\$aPyrogallic acid
=450  \\$aPyrogallol$5IEN
=750  \2$aPyrogallol$5IEN$0(DNLM)D011748

=LDR  00392cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362491902441
=005  20120730163805.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85109338 
=035  \\$aBZV9244NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQD401
=150  \\$aPyrimidines
=550  \\$wg$aHeterocyclic compounds
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/20/90
=750  \2$aPyrimidines$5IEN$0(DNLM)D011743

=LDR  00407cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362492002441
=005  20120730163805.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85109337 
=035  \\$aBZV9243NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQP625.N89
=150  \\$aPyrimidine nucleotides
=550  \\$wg$aNucleotides
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/20/90
=750  \2$aPyrimidine Nucleotides$5IEN$0(DNLM)D011742

=LDR  00323cz  a2200133n  4500
=001  9880362492102441
=005  20120730163805.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|n\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85109336 
=035  \\$aBZV9242NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aPyridone
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/20/90
=750  \2$aPyridones$5IEN$0(DNLM)D011728

=LDR  00346cz  a2200133n  4500
=001  9880362492202441
=005  20120730163805.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|n\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85109335 
=035  \\$aBZV9241NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aPyridinium compounds
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/20/90
=750  \2$aPyridinium Compounds$5IEN$0(DNLM)D011726

=LDR  00387cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362492302441
=005  20120730163805.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85109332 
=035  \\$aBZV9238NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQD401
=150  \\$aPyridine
=550  \\$wg$aHeterocyclic compounds
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/20/90
=750  \2$aPyridines$5IEN$0(DNLM)D011725

=LDR  00549cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362492402441
=005  20120730163805.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85109330 
=035  \\$aBZV9236NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aPyridazines
=450  \\$wnne$aPyridazine
=550  \\$wg$aHeterocyclic compounds
=670  \\$aMeSH browser, June 7, 2007$b(Pyridazines. In hierarchy for Heterocyclic Compounds, 1-Rings)
=688  \\$aHeading changed 20070821 from: 150:##:_{dollar}a Pyridazine
=750  \2$aPyridazines$5IEN$0(DNLM)D011724

=LDR  01861cz  a2200409n  4500
=001  9880362492502441
=005  20120730163804.0
=008  940404i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85109321 
=035  \\$aBZV9227NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQK495.C74$cBotany
=053  \\$aSB292.P8$cCulture
=150  \\$aPyrethrum (Plant)
=450  \\$aBuhach
=450  \\$aChrysanthemum cinerariaefolium
=450  \\$aChrysanthemum cinerariifolium
=450  \\$aDaisy, Dalmatian
=450  \\$aDaisy, Pyrethrum
=450  \\$aDalmatian daisy
=450  \\$aDalmatian insect flower
=450  \\$aDalmatian pyrethrum
=450  \\$aInsect flower, Dalmatian
=450  \\$wnne$aPyrethrum
=450  \\$aPyrethrum cinerariifolium
=450  \\$aPyrethrum daisy
=450  \\$aTanacetum cinerariifolium
=550  \\$wg$aTanacetum
=670  \\$aDict. agr. term.$b(Dalmatian pyrethrum. Chrysanthemum cinerariaefolium ... dried flower heads are a source of insecticide)
=670  \\$aHortus 3$b(C. cinerariifolium (Trevir.) Vis.; sy: Pyrethrum cinerariifolium Trevir., Pyrethrum, Dalmatia pyrethrum, Dalmatian insect flower dried infls. are the primary source of the insecticide, pyrethrum)
=670  \\$aRoecklein profile econ. plants:$bp. 259 (Pyrethrum; sy: C. cinerariifolium, P. cinerariifolium)
=670  \\$aCAB thes.$b(Tanacetum cinerariifolium; uf Chrysanthemum cinerariifolium)
=670  \\$aFAO plants$b(Chrysanthemum cinerariaefolium; sy: pyrethrum daisy)
=670  \\$aWeb. 3$b(pyrethrum ... a chrysanthemum (as C. coccineum or C. cinerariaefolium) that is a source of insecticide)
=670  \\$aTerrell cklist. 3,000 econ. plants$b(C. cinerariifolium (Trevir.) Vis.; sy: pyrethrum)
=670  \\$aSPN$b(C. cinerariaefolium; sy: Pyrethrum c., Dalmation pyrethrum)
=750  \2$aChrysanthemum cinerariifolium$5IEN$0(DNLM)D011723

=LDR  00585cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362492602441
=005  20120730163804.0
=008  940404i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85109318 
=035  \\$aBZV9224NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aPyrethrins
=450  \\$wnne$aPyrethrin
=550  \\$wg$aPyrethroids
=550  \\$wg$aPyrethrum (Insecticide)
=670  \\$aWeb. 3$b(pyrethrin: either of two oily liquid esters)
=670  \\$aRandom House$b(pyrethrin: 1. pyrethrin I 2. pyrethrin II)
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Pyrethrins)
=750  \2$aPyrethrins$5IEN$0(DNLM)D011722

=LDR  00740cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362492702441
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=670  \\$aElwood, A. Chimpanzees and bonobos, 1990.
=670  \\$aRandom House$b(Bonobo, pygmy chimpanzee)
=670  \\$aThe IUCN red list of threatened species, 2013.2, via WWW, Jan. 7, 2014$b(Pan paniscus (Bonobo). Common names: English - Bonobo, Pygmy Chimpanzee, Gracile Chimpanzee, Dwarf Chimpanzee; French - Chimpanz�e Nain, Chimpanz�e pygm�ee; Spanish - Chimpanc�e Pigmeo)
=670  \\$aITIS, Jan. 7, 2014$b(Pan paniscus - bonobo, pygmy chimpanzee)
=670  \\$aPrimate factsheets, via Primate Info Net website, Jan. 7, 2014$b(Bonobo, Pan paniscus. Other names: bonobo chimpanzee, gracile ape, lesser chimpanzee, or pygmy chimpanzee; chimpanze�e nain or chimpanze�e pygm�ee (French); chimpanc�e pigmeo (Spanish); bonobo or dv�argschimpans (Swedish))
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=670  \\$aZhu, H. How to know the immature insects, c1949:$bp. 231 (pupa: the resting, inactive stage of holometabolous insects, between the larva and the adult; chrysalis: the pupa of Lepidoptera) p. 3 (The stages egg, young (nymph or larva), and pupa are the immature stages of insects; all the life stages which precede the adult stage)
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=670  \\$aFoster, A. Reviewing the Department of Social and Rehabilitation Services' efforts to computerize alcohol and drug abuse treatment information, 1995:$bcover (State of Kansas)
=670  \\$aMaine. Legislature. Joint Standing Committee on State Government. Organization of state data processing, 1974.
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=670  \\$aCorbet world list of mammalian species$b(F. concolor, syn: puma, cougar)
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=670  \\$aThe biological bulletin, June 2013:$bp. 127 (Sperm nuclear basic proteins (SNBPs) are the chromosomal proteins that are found associated with DNA in sperm nuclei at the end of spermiogenesis. These highly specialized proteins can be classified into three major types: histone type (H-type), protamine-like type (PL-type), and protamine type (P-type))
=670  \\$aMarine organisms as model systems in biology and medicine, 2018:$bp. 15 (sperm nuclear basic proteins (SNBPs); Sperm chromatin of many animals is organised by small yet structurally highly heterogeneous proteins called SNBPs, which can package sperm DNA on their own or in combination with each other; SNBPs are classified into three major groups: H1 histone-type proteins (H-type SNBPs), protamines (P-type SNBPs) and protamine-like proteins (PL-type SNBPs). P-type SNBPs are mostly found in vertebrates, while PL-type SNBPs are ubiquitous in many invertebrate phyla. PL-type and P-type SNBPs evolved from histone H-type SNBP precursors through vertical evolution)
=670  \\$aJournal of experimental zoology. Part A, Comparative experimental biology, Mar. 2006:$bp. 277 (sperm nuclear basic proteins (SNBPs); three basic groups of SNBPs: histone (H)-type, protamine-like (PL)-type and protamine (P)-type; chromatin associated proteins; chromosomal proteins)
=675  \\$aMeSH browser, Sept. 5, 2019
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=150  \\$aHomophobia in motion pictures
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=670  \\$aWork cat: 2018366481: Meyer-Plantureux, C. Antisémitisme et homophobie, 2019:$b(book about homophobia in theater and motion pictures in France)
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=150  \\$aTeenagers$xHealth and hygiene
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=670  \\$aWork cat.: 2019415003: Casique, I. Apuesta por el empoderamiento adolescente, 2018:$bp. 135 (cataloger's translation of title of chapter 5 (approximately 20% of work): Elements of adolescent sexual and reproductive health)
=670  \\$aMeSH browser, viewed Aug. 20, 2019$b(heading: Adolescent Health; scope note: The concept covering the physical and mental conditions of ADOLESCENTS; entry term: Teen Health)
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=670  \\$aWork cat: 2018436215: Rozakou, K. Apo "agapē" kai "allēlengyē," 2018:$b(study of volunteer social work with refugees in Athens, Greece during early 21st century)
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=670  \\$aWork cat.: 2019387748: Cervantes-Ortiz, L. Ecos del futuro, 2018:$bt.p., etc. ([cataloger's translation of subtitle] 10 poetico-theological besiegements of Rubem Alves; work is compilation of essays that include discussions of the relationship of poetry to the work of Christian theologian Rubem Alves)
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=670  \\$aWork cat.: Meacham, F. Sex and fear, 2018:$bp. 1 (optimization models of the evolution of human behavior) t.p. (mathematical models)
=670  \\$aLaFreniere, P. Evolutionary science of human behavior, 2014.
=670  \\$aCartwright, J. Evolution and human behaviour, 2016.
=670  \\$aWorkman, L. Evolution and behavior, 2016:$bp. 1 (Evolution and human behavior)
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=670  \\$aWork cat.: Yamaki, T. Beyond DNA compaction, 2018:$babstr. (MST-HMG box proteins, a group of sperm-specific chromatin proteins that derived from HMG box proteins) p. 5 (the Drosophila male-specific HMG box protein family) p. 57 (male-specific HMG box proteins) p. 60 (HMG box proteins are eukaryote-specific DNA-binding proteins that contain three alpha-helices predicted to fold in an L-shaped structure)
=670  \\$aMeSH browser, Sept. 5, 2019$b(HMGB Proteins. Scope Note: A family of sequence-related proteins similar to HMGB1 protein that contains specific HMG-box domains. Entry Terms: HMG-B; HMG-Box Proteins; HMGB; High Mobility Group Box Proteins. In MeSH tree structures under: High Mobility Group Proteins > Chromosomal Proteins, Non-Histone > Nucleoproteins; DNA-Binding Proteins > Proteins; and High Mobility Group Proteins > Chromosomal Proteins, Non-Histone > Nuclear Proteins)
=670  \\$aTravers, A.A. Chromosomal HMG-box proteins, in Chromatin structure and dynamics, 2004, via ScienceDirect, viewed Sept. 5, 2019:$bpublisher summary (High mobility group-box (HMGB) chromosomal proteins are one of three classes of abundant chromatin-associated proteins. HMGB proteins are characterized by the HMG-box, a DNA-binding domain specific to eukaryotes. This domain binds preferentially to a variety of distorted DNA structures, including negatively supercoiled DNA, small DNA circles, cruciforms, DNA bulges, and cisplatin modified DNA. HMGB proteins appear to act primarily as architectural facilitators in the manipulation of nucleoprotein complexes)
=670  \\$aBiochimica et biophysica acta. Gene regulatory mechanisms, Jan.-Feb. 2010:$bp. 1 (The High Mobility Group (HMG) proteins were first isolated from the nuclei of mammalian cells and named according to their electrophoretic mobility. Subsequently, the HMGs were subdivided into 3 families named HMGA, HMGB, and HMGN; Each HMG family has a characteristic functional sequence motif: the functional motif of the HMGA family is named the "AT-hook," that of the HMGB family is named the "HMG-box," and that of HMGN family is named "the nucleosomal binding domain") pp. 101-102 (HMGB proteins are members of the High Mobility Group (HMG) superfamily, possessing a unique DNA-binding domain, the HMG-box, which can bind non-B-type DNA structures (bent, kinked and unwound) with high affinity, and also distort DNA by bending/looping and unwinding. HMGBs (there are four HMGBs in mammals, HMGB1-4) are highly abundant and ubiquitously expressed non-histone proteins, acting as DNA chaperones influencing multiple processes in chromatin such as transcription, replication, recombination, DNA repair and genomic stability; All members of the HMG-box family possess a DNA-binding domain (the HMG-box) related to a motif originally identified in vertebrate HMGB proteins)
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=150  \\$aMutual health organizations
=450  \\$aCommunity-based health insurance plans
=450  \\$aCommunity health insurance plans
=450  \\$aCooperative medical schemes
=450  \\$aHealth care cooperatives
=450  \\$aHealth cooperatives
=450  \\$aHealthcare cooperatives
=450  \\$aMedical cooperatives
=550  \\$wg$aCooperative societies
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=670  \\$aWork cat: Potentiel des mutuelles de santé dans la mise en oeuvre de la Couverture Maladie Universelle au Mali et au Sénégal, 2018:$btitle page (mutuelles de santé [health cooperatives/mutual health organizations]) page 17 (health cooperatives are community organizations established by social groups to respond to a need for management of illness; the goal of the cooperative is to permit each of its members and their dependents access to quality health care; in the mid-1990s the development of health cooperatives took off in West and Central Africa)
=670  \\$aInternational Health Co-operative Organisation website, Cooperative Health Report 2018 published, March 20, 2018, viewed June 14, 2019$b(health cooperatives are found in several countries, delivering a wide range of services, including insurance coverage, prevention and soft healthcare services, distribution of pharmaceutical products, and management of healthcare hospitals and other facilities; the report unveils the contribution of [health] cooperatives to global health)
=670  \\$aAAFP, American Academy of Family Physicians website, Health care cooperatives: definitions and state examples, 2011, viewed June 14, 2019:$bpage 1 (cooperatives have provided health insurance to Americans since the Great Depression; cooperatives are a type of mutual insurance company) pages 2-3 (health cooperatives generally fall into one of 3 categories, through their broad history in the U.S.: consumer cooperatives, purchasing/shared services cooperatives, worker cooperatives)
=670  \\$aWikipedia, June 14, 2019$b(Health insurance cooperative; a cooperative entity that has the goal of providing health insurance and is also owned by the people that the organization insures; it is a form of mutual insurance; in the U.S. debate over healthcare reform, healthcare cooperatives are posited as an alternative; there once were numerous rural health cooperatives established by the Farm Security Administration)
=670  \\$aWHO website, Community health insurance and universal coverage: multiple paths, many rivers to cross, 2010, viewed June 14, 2019:$bAbbreviations (CHI, Community health insurance; CHI scheme; CHI network; CBHI, Community-based health insurance (widely used synonym for CHI); CMS, Cooperative medical scheme (China); MHO, Mutual health organisation (synonym for CHI scheme, analogue of the French 'mutuelle de santé')
=670  \\$aUnited Nations website, Healthcare cooperatives: a reliable enterprise model for health and wellbeing, March 26, 2018, viewed June 14, 2019:$bpage 1 (health cooperatives; the health cooperative movement is an international reality)
=670  \\$aWorld Health Organization website, Bulletin of the World Health Organization, volume 86, number 11, November 2008, Effects of mutual health organizations on use of priority health-care services in urban and rural Mali: a case-control study, viewed June 14, 2019$b(in western Africa, mutual health organizations (MHO) have sprung up with amazing speed; MHOs are voluntary organizations that provide health insurance services to their members and they are usually owned, designed and managed by the communities they serve; not for profit; based on principles of mutual aid and social solidarity)
=670  \\$aFirstQuoteHealth website, Co-op health insurance plans/healthcare cooperative pros & cons, June 14, 2018, viewed June 14, 2019$b(co-op health insurance plans; cooperative healthcare plans; in the health insurance industry, co-op stands for "Community Operated and Oriented Plan Program"; also known as medical cooperatives and healthcare co-ops)
=670  \\$aFirstQuoteHealth website, Learn about the benefits of community health insurance, June 14, 2018, viewed June 14, 2019$b(Community health insurance plans; also called community care health insurance; form of micro health insurance, voluntary participation, non-profit)
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=670  \\$aSmith, J.L.B. A new squalid shark from South Africa, with notes on the rare Atractophorus armatus Gilchrist, 1967.
=670  \\$aDeep Sea 2003 (2003 : Queenstown, N.Z.). Deep Sea 2003 : Conference on the Governance and Management of Deep-sea Fisheries, 2005-2006:$bv. 2, p. 353 (squalid sharks; squalids)
=670  \\$aInterrelationships of fishes, ©1996:$bp. 19 (squalids)
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=670  \\$aMeSH browser, Feb. 11, 2019$b(MeSH heading: Selenomethionine. Scope note: Diagnostic aid in pancreas function determination. Entry term(s): Radioselenomethionine ; Selenomethionine hydrochloride, (S)-Isomer ; Selenomethionine Se 75 ; Selenomethionine, (+,-)-Isomer ; Selenomethionine, (R)-Isomer ; Selenomethionine, (S)-Isomer ; Sethotope) MeSH tree structures ([immediate hierarchical superior]: Methionine ; [immediate hierarchical superior]: Organoselenium compounds)
=670  \\$aSelenomethionine -- EVISA's glossary, via WWW, Feb. 11, 2019$b(Selenomethionine is an selenoamino acid (amino acid containing selenium). The L-isomer of selenomethionine, known as Se-met, is a common natural food source of selenium. It can not be synthisized by higher animals, but can be obtained from plant material. ... IUPAC name: 2-amino-4-methylselanyl-butanoic acid)
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=670  \\$aSelenium methionine - National Library of Medicine HSDB database, via WWW, Feb. 11, 2019$b(Selenium methionine, CASRN: 1464-42-2 ... Synonyms and identifiers: ... Selenomethionine)
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=040  \\$aCtY$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aImage data mining
=450  \\$aImage mining
=550  \\$wg$aData mining
=550  \\$wg$aImage analysis
=670  \\$aWork cat: Image and video data mining, 2009:$bpage 25 (image data mining involves mining image datasets for visual patterns)
=670  \\$aFundamentals of image data mining, 2019.
=670  \\$aData mining concepts and techniques, 2012:$bpage 612 (image data mining; analysis and scientific data mining of images to identify clusters)
=670  \\$a"Model-based detection of salient image objects for image retrieval and mining" in International Workshop on Multidisciplinary Image, Video and Audio Retrieval and Mining, 2004$b(image data mining (IDM))$uhttps://www.academia.edu/11356289/Model-based_detection_of_salient_image_objects_for_image_retrieval_and_mining
=750  \2$81$wb$iBroader mapping$aData Mining$0(DNLM)D057225$5IEN-M
=750  \2$81$wb$iBroader mapping$aImage Processing, Computer-Assisted$0(DNLM)D007091$5IEN-M
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=035  \\$a(LIBRARY_OF_CONGRESS)98170916520000041
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aFamilies of military personnel$xLaw and legislation
=450  \\$wnne$aFamilies of military personnel$xLegal status, laws, etc.
=750  \2$81$wb$iBroader mapping$aMilitary Family$0(DNLM)D066067$5IEN-M
=750  \2$81$wb$iBroader mapping$aLegislation as Topic$0(DNLM)D007878$5IEN-M
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aMilitary Family$iand$aLegislation as Topic$5IEN-M

=LDR  00704cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880363148502441
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=010  \\$ash 95004596 
=035  \\$aCRE7474NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQA76.59
=150  \\$aMobile computing
=550  \\$wg$aElectronic data processing
=550  \\$aContext-aware computing
=550  \\$aPortable computers
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 94076250: Workshop on Mobile Computing Systems and Applications, c1995.
=670  \\$aASTI:$bv. 82, no. 11, p. 618.
=670  \\$aEngr. index, 1992:$bp. 6944.
=675  \\$aComputer dict.;$aEncycl. of computer sci.
=750  \2$aMobile Applications$0(DNLM)D063731$5IEN

=LDR  01629cz  a2200253n  4500
=001  9882581727702441
=005  20250501095032.0
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=035  \\$a(LIBRARY_OF_CONGRESS)98171738120000041
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aRJ506.H9
=150  \\$aAttention-deficit hyperactivity disorder in adolescence
=450  \\$aAdolescent attention-deficit hyperactivity disorder
=450  \\$wnne$aAttention-deficit disorder in adolescence
=550  \\$wg$aAdolescent psychopathology
=550  \\$wg$aTeenagers$xDiseases
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 95-524: Zeigler Dendy, C.A. Teenagers with ADD ... 1995.
=670  \\$aLange, Klaus W et al. "The history of attention deficit hyperactivity disorder." Attention deficit and hyperactivity disorders vol. 2(4) 2010 :$bpage 252 (In order to further improve the criteria, in particular with respect to empirical validation, the revision of the third edition of the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders (DSM-III-R) in 1987 removed the concept of two subtypes and renamed the disorder "Attention deficit-Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD)")
=688  \\$aHeading changed from Attention-deficit disorder in adolescence to Attention-deficit hyperactivity disorder in adolescence in February 2024.
=750  \2$81$wb$aAttention Deficit Disorder with Hyperactivity$5IEN$0(DNLM)D001289
=750  \2$81$wb$aAdolescent$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000293
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aAttention Deficit Disorder with Hyperactivity$iand$aAdolescent$5IEN

=LDR  00717cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880363148702441
=005  20120730164421.0
=008  950524i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 95004293 
=035  \\$aCRE5951NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \\$aRG580.G45
=150  \\$aGenetic disorders in pregnancy
=450  \\$aPregnancy$xComplications$xGenetic aspects
=550  \\$wg$aPregnancy$xComplications
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 95-4745: Maternal genetic disease, 1995.
=750  \2$81$wb$aGenetic Diseases, Inborn$5IEN$0(DNLM)D030342
=750  \2$81$wb$aPregnancy$5IEN$0(DNLM)D011247
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aGenetic Diseases, Inborn$iand$aPregnancy$5IEN

=LDR  00781cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880363148802441
=005  20050201135803.0
=008  950513i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 95003976 
=035  \\$aCRE5705NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \0$aRD129.5
=150  \0$aProcurement of organs, tissues, etc.
=450  \0$aOrgan procurement (Surgery)
=450  \0$aTissue procurement (Surgery)
=550  \0$aTissue banks
=550  \0$aTransplantation of organs, tissues, etc.
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 95-18622: Cohen, L.R. Increasing the supply of transplant organs ... c1995.
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Organ procurement)
=670  \\$aLC database, 05/13/95$b(Organ procurement, tissue procurement, procurement of organs)
=750  \2$aTissue and Organ Procurement$0(DNLM)D009927$5IEN

=LDR  00619cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880363148902441
=005  20060707084002.0
=008  941011||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 94007405 
=035  \\$aCBT4987LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=150  \\$aHemidesmosomes
=450  \\$aHalf desmosomes
=550  \\$wg$aCell junctions
=550  \\$wg$aEpithelial cells
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 94-38446: Molecular biology of desmosomes and hemidesmosomes, 1994.
=670  \\$aDorland's med. dict.$b(hemidesmosome: called also half desmosome)
=670  \\$aBIOSIS$b(Hemidesmosomes)
=750  \2$aHemidesmosomes$0(DNLM)D022002$5IEN

=LDR  00502cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880363149002441
=005  20060707082145.0
=008  941011||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 94007403 
=035  \\$aCBT4985NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=150  \\$aDesmosomes
=550  \\$wg$aCell junctions
=550  \\$wg$aEpithelial cells
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 94-38446: Molecular biology of desmosomes and hemidesmosomes, 1994.
=670  \\$aMESH.
=670  \\$aBIOSIS.
=750  \2$aDesmosomes$0(DNLM)D003896$5IEN

=LDR  00634cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880363149102441
=005  20120730164414.0
=008  040226i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 94007350 
=035  \\$aCBT4940NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aMovement disorders in old age
=550  \\$wg$aOlder people$xDiseases
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 94024238: Evaluation and management of gait disorders, c1995.
=750  \2$81$wb$aMovement Disorders$5IEN$0(DNLM)D009069
=750  \2$81$wb$aAged$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000368
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aMovement Disorders$iand$aAged$5IEN

=LDR  00705cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880363149202441
=005  20130731163209.0
=008  941007i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 94007348 
=035  \\$aCBT4938NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=150  \\$aGait disorders in old age
=550  \\$wg$aMovement disorders in old age
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 94-24238: Evaluation and management of gait disorders, c1995.
=750  \2$81$wb$aGait$5IEN$0(DNLM)D005684
=750  \2$81$wb$aGait Disorders, Neurologic$5IEN$0(DNLM)D020233
=750  \2$81$wb$aAged$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000368
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aGait$ior$aGait Disorders, Neurologic$iand$aAged$5IEN

=LDR  01093cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880363149302441
=005  20120730164414.0
=008  941003i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\c
=010  \\$ash 94007232 
=035  \\$aCBT4840LC
=040  \\$aCSfA$cDLC
=053  \0$aQK495.S43
=150  \\$aMulleins
=450  \\$aCelsia
=450  \\$aMullens
=450  \\$aStaurophragma
=450  \\$aVerbascum
=550  \\$wg$aScrophulariaceae
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Huber-Morath, A. Die turkische Verbasceen, 1971$b(genera Verbascum, Celsia, and Staurophragma)
=670  \\$aMabberley, D.J. The plant-book, 1987:$bp. 605 (Verbascum. Scrophulariaceae. c. 360 Euras. (Eur. 87, Turkey 228) species; mulleins; usu. biennial herbs, rarely annual or shrubby) p. 383 (Mullein. Verbascum spp.) p. 110 (Celsia = Verbascum) p. 553 (Staurophragma = Verbascum)
=670  \\$aWeb. 3$b(Mullein also Mullen: an herb of the genus Verbascum (esp. V. thapsus) (Verbascum: a genus of coarse widely distributed herbs (family Scrophulariaceae) having large often woolly leaves ...: See Mullein)
=750  \2$aVerbascum$5IEN$0(DNLM)D032265

=LDR  00593cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880363149402441
=005  20100301131540.0
=008  940920||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 94006903 
=035  \\$aCBT4548NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=150  \0$aEndopeptidases
=450  \0$aPeptide peptidohydrolases
=550  \0$wg$aPeptidase
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 94-37493: Heijne, G. Signal peptidases, 1994.
=670  \\$aMedline.
=670  \\$aGeneral science index.
=670  \\$aEnzyme nomenclature.
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Peptide peptidohydolases)
=750  \2$aEndopeptidases$0(DNLM)D010450$5IEN

=LDR  00441cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880363149502441
=005  20080420130405.0
=008  940919i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 94006884 
=035  \\$aCBT4533NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=150  \0$aViral proteins
=550  \0$wg$aMicrobial proteins
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 94-37913: Viroceptors, virokiens and related ... c1994.
=670  \\$aMESH
=750  \2$aViral Proteins$0(DNLM)D014764$5IEN

=LDR  00944cz  a2200265n  4500
=001  9880363149602441
=005  20120730164413.0
=008  940915i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 94006774 
=035  \\$aCBT2655NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \\$aRG945
=150  \0$aPreconception care
=450  \0$aHealth promotion, Preconception
=450  \0$aPlanning, Preconception
=450  \0$aPreconception health promotion
=450  \0$aPreconception planning
=450  \0$aPreconceptional care
=450  \0$aPreconceptional health promotion
=550  \0$wg$aMaternal health services
=550  \0$aPrenatal care
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 94-37837: Moos, M.K. Preconceptional health promotion, c1994$b(Preconceptional care)
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Preconception care)
=670  \\$aLC database, 9/13/94$b(Preconceptional health care; preconception planning; preconceptional health promotion)
=750  \2$aPreconception Care$5IEN$0(DNLM)D016742

=LDR  00650cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880363149702441
=005  20120730164412.0
=008  940915\|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 94006761 
=035  \\$aCBT2643NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \\$aRC271.C35$cCancer chemotherapy
=150  \0$aCamptothecin
=550  \0$wg$aAlkaloids
=550  \0$wg$aAntineoplastic agents
=550  \0$wg$aAntiviral agents
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 94-36817: Li, S. Camptotheca acuminata Decaisne, Xi Shu (Chinese Happy Tree), 1994.
=670  \\$aMEDLINE.
=670  \\$aChem. abst.
=670  \\$aLC database, 9/12/94.
=750  \2$aCamptothecin$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002166

=LDR  00622cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880363149802441
=005  20120730164412.0
=008  940915||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 94006755 
=035  \\$aCBT2638NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \\$aQP671.C
=150  \0$aCytochrome b
=450  \0$aClass b cytochrome
=450  \0$aType b cytochrome
=550  \0$wg$aCytochromes
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 94-36841: Kiel, J.L. Type b cytochromes, c1955.
=670  \\$aDict. of biochemistry and molecular biology.
=670  \\$aMESH.
=670  \\$aGeneral science index.
=750  \2$aCytochrome b Group$5IEN$0(DNLM)D003573

=LDR  00463cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880363149902441
=005  20120730164412.0
=008  940909i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 94006541 
=035  \\$aCBT2471NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \\$aRE353
=150  \0$aChoroiditis
=450  \0$aChoroid$xInflammation
=550  \0$wg$aChoroid$xDiseases
=550  \0$wg$aPosterior uveitis
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Choroiditis)
=750  \2$aChoroiditis$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002833

=LDR  00511cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880363150002441
=005  20120730164412.0
=008  940909i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 94006540 
=035  \\$aCBT2470NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \\$aRE353
=150  \0$aPosterior uveitis
=550  \0$wg$aUveitis
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 94-32315: Tabbara, K.F. Posterior uveitis, 1994.
=670  \\$aDorland's med. dict.
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Uveitis, Posterior)
=750  \2$aUveitis, Posterior$5IEN$0(DNLM)D015866

=LDR  00630cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880363150102441
=005  20120730164412.0
=008  040225i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\c
=010  \\$ash 94006500 
=035  \\$aCBT2438NU
=040  \\$aCaOONL$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aBF724.85.L64
=150  \\$aLoneliness in old age
=550  \\$wg$aOlder people$xPsychology
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Forcier, L. L'isolement social des aines, 1993.
=750  \2$81$wb$aLoneliness$5IEN$0(DNLM)D008132
=750  \2$81$wb$aAged$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000368
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aLoneliness$iand$aAged$5IEN

=LDR  00777cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880363150202441
=005  20120730164412.0
=008  940623||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\c
=010  \\$ash 94004613 
=035  \\$aCBT2289LC
=040  \\$aORU$cDLC
=150  \\$aBlastula
=550  \\$wg$aEmbryology
=550  \\$aBlastocyst
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Kane, D. Zebrafish midblastula transition, 1991.
=670  \\$aWeb. 3.
=670  \\$aHenderson's dict. of biological terms, 1989$b(hollow ball of cells formed from the morula in embryogenesis in many animals)
=670  \\$aCambridge encyc. of life sciences, 1985:$bp. 96 (blastula)
=670  \\$aMcGraw-Hill dict. life sci.$b(A hollow sphere of cells characteristic of the early metazoan embryo)
=750  \2$aBlastula$5IEN-M$0(DNLM)D036703

=LDR  00650cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880363150302441
=005  20120730164412.0
=008  940901||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 94006333 
=035  \\$aCBT0503NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \\$aQL942
=150  \0$aClaws
=450  \0$aClaw
=550  \0$wg$aNails (Anatomy)
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Greenway, T. Paws and claws, c1995.
=670  \\$aRandom House$b(claw, a sharp, usually curved, nail on the foot of an animal, as on a cat, dog, or bird)
=670  \\$aCompton's.
=670  \\$aInter. dict. med. biol.
=675  \\$aSears;$aHennepin
=750  \2$aHoof and Claw$5IEN$0(DNLM)D006724

=LDR  01274cz  a2200265n  4500
=001  9882581727502441
=005  20250501095250.0
=008  940831i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 94006297
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh 94006297
=035  \\$a(LIBRARY_OF_CONGRESS)98172056640000041
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aRC394.A85
=150  \\$aAttention-deficit hyperactivity disorder in adults
=450  \\$aAdult attention-deficit disorder
=450  \\$wnne$aAttention-deficit disorder in adults
=550  \\$wg$aDevelopmental disabilities
=550  \\$wg$aPsychology, Pathological
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Weiss, L. The attention deficit disorder in adults workbook, c1994$w(DLC)94180228
=670  \\$aFowler, R. "Honey, are you listening?" 1995$btitle page (attention deficit/ hyperactivity disorder and your marriage)
=688  \\$aHeading changed from Attention-deficit disorder in adults to Attention-deficit hyperactivity disorder in adults in February 2024.
=675  \\$aMESH
=750  \2$81$wb$aAttention Deficit Disorder with Hyperactivity$5IEN$0(DNLM)D001289
=750  \2$81$wb$aAdult$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000328
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aAttention Deficit Disorder with Hyperactivity$iand$aAdult$5IEN

=LDR  00684cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880363150502441
=005  20120730164412.0
=008  940831i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 94006296 
=035  \\$aCBT0472NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \\$aQK625.M7$cMycology
=150  \0$aAspergillus nidulans
=550  \0$wg$aAspergillus
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 94-195493: Aspergillus, 1994:$bp. v (Aspergillus nidulans)
=670  \\$aLC database, 8/31/94$b(Aspergillus nidulans)
=670  \\$aAinsworth/Bisby dict. fungi$b(A. nidulans)
=670  \\$aCAB thes.$b(A. aspergillus)
=670  \\$aBiol. & agr. index:$bv. 46 (A. nidulans)
=750  \2$aAspergillus nidulans$5IEN$0(DNLM)D001233

=LDR  00787cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880363150602441
=005  20080327125059.0
=008  940830i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 94006281 
=035  \\$aCBT0460LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=150  \\$aOrthokeratology
=450  \\$aOrthokeratotherapy
=550  \\$wg$aTherapeutics, Ophthalmological
=550  \\$aContact lenses
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 94-33552: Winkler, T.D. Orthokeratology handbook, c1994.
=670  \\$aStedman's med. dict.
=670  \\$aVisual science information center thesaurus.
=675  \\$aMEDLINE;$aMESH;$aDorland's med. dict.
=680  \\$iHere are entered works on a method of improving unaided vision by molding the cornea with contact lenses.
=750  \2$aOrthokeratologic Procedures$0(DNLM)D054158$5IEN

=LDR  00632cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880363150702441
=005  20120730164412.0
=008  940830i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 94006275 
=035  \\$aCBT0456NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \0$aMinoxidil
=450  \0$aRogaine (Trademark)
=550  \0$wg$aHair growth stimulants
=550  \0$wg$aHypotensive agents
=550  \0$wg$aPyrimidines
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 94-31242: Minoxidil : Science & Life Consultants, c1994.
=670  \\$aMESH.
=670  \\$aPDR.
=670  \\$aMerck.
=670  \\$aChem. abst.$b38304-91-5.
=750  \2$aMinoxidil$5IEN$0(DNLM)D008914

=LDR  00726cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880363150802441
=005  20120730164411.0
=008  940824i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 94006122 
=035  \\$aCBT0337NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \\$aQR187.I486
=150  \0$aImmunophenotyping
=450  \0$aLymphocyte immunophenotyping
=450  \0$aLymphocyte subtyping
=550  \0$wg$aLymphocytes$xClassification
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 94-35038: Owens, M.A. Flow cytometry principles for clinical laboratory practice : quality assurance for quantitative immunophenotyping, 1994.
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Immunophenotyping x Lymphocyte Immunophenotyping; Lymphocyte Subtyping)
=750  \2$aImmunophenotyping$5IEN$0(DNLM)D016130

=LDR  00831cz  a2200241n  4500
=001  9880363150902441
=005  20250211111124.0
=008  940824||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 94006120 
=035  \\$aCBT0336NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \\$aQP606.G573
=150  \0$aGlucuronosyltransferase
=450  \0$aUDP-Glucuronosyltransferase
=450  \0$aUDPGT (Enzyme)
=550  \0$wg$aGlycosyltransferases
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 93-222018: Noort, D. Design, synthesis and eval. of potential inhibitors of UDP-glucuronosyltransferase, 1992.
=670  \\$aEnz. nomenclature$b(EC 2.4.1.17)
=670  \\$aMEDLINE.
=670  \\$aMESH.
=750  \2$aGlucuronosyltransferase$0(DNLM)D014453$5IEN
=750  \2$iNarrower mapping$aUDP-Glucuronosyltransferase 1A9$0(DNLM)D000090264$4NM$5IEN-M
=930  \\$aLCSH Mapping GN 2025/02/07

=LDR  01236cz  a2200277n  4500
=001  9880363151002441
=005  20120730164411.0
=008  940823i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 94006049 
=035  \\$aCBT0301LC
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh 94006049
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aTea tree oil
=450  \\$aAustralian tea tree oil
=450  \\$wnne$aMelaleuca alternifolia oil
=450  \\$aMelaleuca oil
=450  \\$aOil of Melaleuca
=450  \\$aTi oil
=550  \\$wg$aAntiseptics
=550  \\$wg$aEssences and essential oils
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 94132291: Clark, T.S. The great melaleuca fact book, c1993.
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Tea Tree Oil x Melaleuca alternifolia oil)
=670  \\$aWeb. 3$b(tea-tree oil: an essential oil obtained from the leaves and terminal brances of various tea trees)
=670  \\$aTea tree: the genus Melaleuca, 1999:$bp. 2 ("Throughout this volume, the term 'tea tree oil' will be reserved for "Oil of Melaleuca--Terpinen-4-oil Type' derived from M. alternifolia, M. linariifolia, M. dissitiflora and other species of Melaleuca, giving comparable oils conforming to the ISO Standard.")
=675  \\$aMerck;$aDict. of drugs;$aUSAN & USP
=750  \2$aTea Tree Oil$5IEN$0(DNLM)D020947

=LDR  01238cz  a2200301n  4500
=001  9880363151102441
=005  20121008101027.0
=008  940823i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 94006042 
=035  \\$aCBT0294NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aSodium bicarbonate
=450  \\$aBaking soda
=450  \\$aBicarbonate of soda
=450  \\$aNahcolite
=450  \\$aSaleratus
=450  \\$aSoda, Baking
=450  \\$aSodium acid carbonate
=450  \\$aSodium hydrogen carbonate
=550  \\$wg$aCarbonates
=550  \\$wg$aLeavening agents
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 93-80791 : Ciullo, P.A. Saleratus, 1994.
=670  \\$aWeb. 3$b(Saleratus: a leavening agent like sodium bicarbonate; sodium bicarbonate: sodium acid carbonate, baking soda, nahcolite, soda)
=670  \\$aCond. chem. dict.$b(baking soda, sodium acid carbonate)
=670  \\$aHackh chem. dict.$b(sodium hydrogen carbonate)
=670  \\$aMcGraw Hill dict. sci. tech.$b(baking soda, sodium acid carbonate)
=670  \\$aBritannica online, Sept. 27, 2012$b(sodium bicarbonate (baking soda)is used as a leavening agent in layer cakes, cookies (sweet biscuits), biscuits, and many other bakery products)
=750  \2$aSodium Bicarbonate$0(DNLM)D017693$5IEN

=LDR  00772cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880363151202441
=005  20110428145349.0
=008  940823i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 94006034 
=035  \\$aCBT0287NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \0$aBF378.L65
=150  \\$aLong-term memory
=450  \\$aLong-term retention (Memory)
=550  \\$wg$aMemory
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Learning and memory of knowledge and skills, c1995$b(Long-term retention)
=670  \\$aPeng. dict. psych.$b(Long-term memory; "once input information has been processed or interpreted in a reasonably deep fashion the underlying abstraction is stored away in this so-called long-term system")
=670  \\$aEvans psych.$b(Long-term memory)
=750  \2$aMemory, Long-Term$0(DNLM)D057567$5IEN

=LDR  00494cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880363151302441
=005  20120730164411.0
=008  940823||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 94006031 
=035  \\$aCBT0285NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \\$aQP603.N58
=150  \0$aNitrogenase
=550  \0$wg$aOxidoreductases
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 92-237972: Reiner, S. Modifikation der Nitrogenase als ... 1990.
=670  \\$aEnz. Nomenclature$b(EC1.18.6.1)
=750  \2$aNitrogenase$5IEN$0(DNLM)D009591

=LDR  00474cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880363151402441
=005  20120730164411.0
=008  940822i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 94006000 
=035  \\$aCBT0257NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \\$aQH212.U48
=150  \0$aUltraviolet microscopy
=550  \0$wg$aMicroscopy
=670  \\$aGray, P. Encyc. microscopy and microtechnique, 1973:$bp. 580 (ultraviolet microscopy)
=750  \2$aMicroscopy, Ultraviolet$5IEN$0(DNLM)D008860

=LDR  00825cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880363151502441
=005  20091117135908.0
=008  940822i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 94005996 
=035  \\$aCBT0253NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQR82.Z9
=150  \\$aDesulfovibrio
=550  \\$wg$aAnaerobic bacteria
=550  \\$wg$aGram-negative bacteria
=550  \\$wg$aSulfate-reducing bacteria
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 93-188644: Bauerle, J. Untersuchungen zur mikrobiellen ... 1992.
=670  \\$aMeSH browser, May 15, 2007$b(Desulfovibrio. Scope Note: A genus of gram-negative anaerobid, rod-shaped bacteria capable of reducing sulfur compounds to hydrogen sulfide.)
=670  \\$aSingleton dict. microbiol. mol. biol.
=670  \\$aBergey's:$bv. 1, p. 663.
=750  \2$aDesulfovibrio$0(DNLM)D003901$5IEN

=LDR  00816cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880363151602441
=005  20120730164411.0
=008  940819i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 94005977 
=035  \\$aCBT0238NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aRM666.F495
=150  \\$aFK-506 (Drug)
=450  \\$aFK506 (Drug)
=450  \\$aPrograf (Trademark)
=450  \\$aTacrolimus
=550  \\$wg$aImmunosuppressive agents
=550  \\$wg$aMacrolide antibiotics
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 94-32906: Steinmuller, D.R. FK506 and organ transplantation, 1994$b(FK506, FK 506, designated by the generic name tacrolimus; the trade name is Prograf. The drug has been universally labeled by its code name)
=670  \\$aMESH$b(FK-506, x FK 506)
=670  \\$aMerck index:$b11-e.
=750  \2$aTacrolimus$5IEN$0(DNLM)D016559

=LDR  01025cz  a2200253n  4500
=001  9880363151702441
=005  20190322143734.0
=008  060519i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 94005829
=035  \\$aCBT0104NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dWaU$dDLC
=053  \0$aHQ77.7$bHQ77.95$cSociology
=053  \0$aRC560.G45$cPsychiatry
=150  \\$aTranssexualism
=450  \\$aTransexualism
=450  \\$aTransexuality
=450  \\$aTranssexuality
=550  \\$wg$aGender nonconformity
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Transsexualism)
=670  \\$aRandom House$b(transsexualism; transsexuality)
=670  \\$aLC database, Feb. 1, 2001$b(transsexualism; transsexuality)
=670  \\$aGoogle search, May 8, 2006$b(transexuality; transexualism; transsexuality; transsexualism)
=680  \\$iHere are entered works on the condition where an individual's gender identity does not match his or her physical sexual characteristics, a condition often resolved by undergoing an anatomical sex change.
=750  \2$aTranssexualism$5IEN$0(DNLM)D014189

=LDR  00538cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880363151802441
=005  20060710124840.0
=008  940811||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 94005822 
=035  \\$aCBT0097LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \0$aQP552.N67
=150  \\$aNotch proteins
=550  \\$wg$aMembrane proteins
=550  \\$aNotch genes
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 94-33852: Simpson, P. The notch receptors, c1994$b(notch family of proteins)
=670  \\$aMEDLINE$b(Notch proteins)
=750  \2$aReceptors, Notch$0(DNLM)D051880$5IEN

=LDR  00827cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880363151902441
=005  20150129164853.0
=008  940811i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 94005803 
=035  \\$aCBT0079NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aTD192.8
=150  \\$aIn situ remediation
=450  \\$aIn situ treatment of wastes
=450  \\$aRemediation, In situ
=550  \\$aPollution
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Hanford Symposium on Health and the Environment (35th : 1994 : Pasco, Wash.). In situ remediation, 1994.
=670  \\$aEnvironment, safety and health thesaurus/dictionary, 1991$b(in situ treatment)
=670  \\$aLee, C.C. Environmental engineering dictionary, 1992$b(Treatment, in situ)
=675  \\$aASTI;$aEngr. index;$aTEST
=750  \2$aEnvironmental Restoration and Remediation$0(DNLM)D052918$5IEN

=LDR  02139cz  a2200361n  4500
=001  9880363152002441
=005  20120730164411.0
=008  940808i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\c
=010  \\$ash 94005746 
=035  \\$aCBT0036NU
=040  \\$aCSfA$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \0$aRecycled products
=450  \0$aRecycled commercial products
=450  \0$aRecycled consumer goods
=450  \0$aRecycled goods
=450  \0$aRecycled manufactures
=450  \0$aSecondary materials (Recycled products)
=550  \0$wg$aCommercial products
=550  \0$aGreen products
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Shopper's guide to recycled products, 1991.
=670  \\$aSustainable City recycled products guide, San Francisco, 1993.
=670  \\$aThe 1993 Information please environmental almanac, 1993:$bp. 50 ("The American Paper Institute indicated that the ... creation of a greater variety of recycled products contributed ...") p. 61 ("Another common tactic is that of directing the state government itself to use recycled products")
=670  \\$aFeasibility of tax incentives for purchases of recycling equipment or recycled products, 1987.
=670  \\$aBuy recycled Indiana : how to find and where to buy recycled products in Indiana, 1993.
=670  \\$aClosing the loop : a guide to purchasing recycled products & services, 1993.
=670  \\$aBuy recycled, Colorado : how, where, and why to buy recycled products, 1992.
=670  \\$aIndex of recycled products, 1992.
=670  \\$aOffice guide to recycling and buying recycled products, 1992.
=670  \\$a94-620721: Secondary materials--engineering properties, environmental consequences, and social and economic impacts, c1993$b(Secondary materials are made from municipal solid waste that has been converted into new products with new uses)
=675  \\$aWeb. 3
=680  \\$iHere are entered works on commercial products with recycled content. Works on the debris resulting from a process, such as manufacturing, that is of no further use to the system producing it are entered under$aWaste products.
=681  \\$iNote under$aWaste products
=750  \2$aEquipment Reuse$5IEN$0(DNLM)D017743

=LDR  00432cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880363152102441
=005  20120730164411.0
=008  940329i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 94002477 
=035  \\$aCBS9989NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=150  \0$aMeningioma in animals
=550  \0$wg$aTumors in animals
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 93-91818: Keiler, R.W. Odyssey for Tess, 1993.
=750  \2$aMeningioma$xveterinary$5IEN$0(DNLM)D008579Q000662

=LDR  01045cz  a2200253n  4500
=001  9880363152202441
=005  20120730164411.0
=008  940805i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\c
=010  \\$ash 94005707 
=035  \\$aCBS9174NU
=040  \\$aCSfA$cDLC
=150  \0$aSnakebites
=450  \0$aSnake bite
=450  \0$aSnake bites
=450  \0$aSnakebite
=550  \0$wg$aBites and stings
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Gibbons, W. Snakes of the Savannah River Plant with information about snakebite prevention and treatment, 1977.
=670  \\$aAmer. Heritage dict.$b(snakebite: 1. The bite of a snake. 2. Poisoning resulting from the bite of a venomous snake)
=670  \\$aVisser, J. Poisonous snakes of southern Africa, and the treatment of snakebite, 1966.
=670  \\$aMcKay, A. Poisonous snakes of East Africa, and the treatment of their bites, 1985.
=670  \\$aReitz, C.J. Poisonous South African snakes and snakebite, 1978.
=670  \\$aSymposium on Snake Bite, 1929.
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Snake Bites)
=750  \2$aSnake Bites$5IEN$0(DNLM)D012909

=LDR  00582cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880363152302441
=005  20250211111125.0
=008  940802||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 94005630
=035  \\$aCBS9107NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \0$aQH600.3
=150  \\$aTelomere
=450  \\$aTelomeres
=550  \\$wg$aChromosomes
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 94-33104: Kipling, D. The telomere, 1995.
=670  \\$aMESH.
=750  \2$aTelomere$5IEN$0(DNLM)D016615
=750  \2$iNarrower mapping$aShelterin Complex$0(DNLM)D000089804$4NM$5IEN-M
=930  \\$aLCSH Mapping GN 2025/02/07

=LDR  00527cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880363152402441
=005  20120220103704.0
=008  940801i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 94005580 
=035  \\$aCBS9066LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=150  \0$aHormesis
=550  \0$wg$aPoisons$xPhysiological effect
=670  \\$aAP Dict. sci. & tech., 1992.
=670  \\$aMcGraw-Hill dict. sci. tech. Terms.
=670  \\$aDorland's med. dict.
=670  \\$aMEDLINE$b(hormetic)
=675  \\$aMESH
=750  \2$aHormesis$0(DNLM)D059165$5IEN

=LDR  00631cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880363152502441
=005  20120730164410.0
=008  940801||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 94005574 
=035  \\$aCBS9061NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=150  \0$aProstaglandin E1
=450  \0$aAlprostadil
=450  \0$aPGE1 (Biochemistry)
=550  \0$wg$aProstaglandins E
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 93-74026: The role of alprostadil in the diagnosis and treatment of erectile dysfunction : proceedings of a symposium, August 3-4, 1993, Brook Lodge, Kalamazoo, Michigan, 1993:$bp. 18.
=670  \\$aMESH
=750  \2$aAlprostadil$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000527

=LDR  01047cz  a2200253n  4500
=001  9880363152602441
=005  20140409132225.0
=008  940727i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 94005490 
=035  \\$aCBS8989NU
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aRM316$cPharmacology
=053  \0$aRS190.D77$cPharmaceutical analysis
=150  \\$aDrugs of abuse
=450  \\$aStreet drugs
=550  \\$wg$aDrugs
=550  \\$aPsychotropic drugs
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 94-22885: Analysis of addictive and misused drugs, 1995$b(drugs of abuse)
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Street drugs x Drugs of abuse x Illicit drugs)
=670  \\$aLC database, July 27, 1994$b(drugs of abuse)
=670  \\$aBasic and clinical pharmacology, 3rd ed:$bchapter 30 (Drugs of abuse)
=675  \\$aHennepin
=680  \\$iHere are entered works on those mind-altering drugs, such as alcohol, hallucinogens, marijuana, narcotics, sedatives, and stimulants, that governments seek to control because they are liable to be abused.
=750  \2$aStreet Drugs$5IEN$0(DNLM)D013287

=LDR  00647cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880363152702441
=005  20120730164410.0
=008  940718i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 94005308 
=035  \\$aCBS8850NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \\$aBF723.S26
=150  \0$aSelf-disclosure in children
=550  \0$wg$aChild psychology
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 94-22584: Disclosure processes in children and adolescents, 1995.
=750  \2$81$wb$aSelf Disclosure$5IEN$0(DNLM)D012650
=750  \2$81$wb$aChild$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002648
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aSelf Disclosure$iand$aChild$5IEN

=LDR  00538cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880363152802441
=005  20120730164410.0
=008  940718i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 94005297 
=035  \\$aCBS8839NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \\$aRD96.35
=150  \0$aStab wounds
=450  \0$aStabbing wounds
=550  \0$wg$aPenetrating wounds
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Wounds, Stab)
=670  \\$aIntl. dict. med. biol.:$bunder wound (stab wound)
=670  \\$aRandom House$b(stab; stabbing)
=750  \2$aWounds, Stab$5IEN$0(DNLM)D014951

=LDR  00697cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880363152902441
=005  20091120092738.0
=008  940718i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 94005296 
=035  \\$aCBS8838NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \0$aRD96.18$bRD96.35
=150  \\$aPenetrating wounds
=450  \\$aPenetrating injuries
=450  \\$aPenetrating trauma
=550  \\$wg$aWounds and injuries
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 94-29198: The textbook of penetrating trauma, 1995$b(penetrating trauma)
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Wounds, Penetrating)
=670  \\$aLC database, 7/11/94$b(penetrating wounds, penetrating trauma, penetrating injuries)
=750  \2$aWounds, Penetrating$0(DNLM)D014950$5IEN

=LDR  00449cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880363153002441
=005  20120730164410.0
=008  940714i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 94005221 
=035  \\$aCBS8785NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=150  \0$aPropanolamines
=450  \0$aAminopropanols
=550  \0$wg$aAmino alcohols
=550  \0$wg$aPropanols
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Propanolamines x Aminopropanols)
=750  \2$aPropanolamines$5IEN$0(DNLM)D011412

=LDR  00404cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880363153102441
=005  20120730164410.0
=008  940713||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 94005186 
=035  \\$aCBS8756NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=150  \0$aLactates
=550  \0$wg$aCarboxylic acids
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Lactates)
=670  \\$aOld catalog heading$b(Lactates)
=750  \2$aLactates$5IEN$0(DNLM)D007773

=LDR  00516cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880363153202441
=005  20120730164410.0
=008  940713||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 94005185 
=035  \\$aCBS8755NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=150  \0$aBlood lactate
=450  \0$aBlood lactic acid
=550  \0$wg$aBlood
=550  \0$wg$aLactates
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 94-15638: Weltman, A. The blood lactate response to exercise, 1994.
=670  \\$aMEDLINE.
=750  \2$aLactic Acid$xblood$5IEN$0(DNLM)D019344Q000097

=LDR  00536cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880363153302441
=005  20120730164410.0
=008  940713i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 94005195 
=035  \\$aCBS6555NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=150  \0$aLentiviruses
=450  \0$aLentivirinae
=450  \0$aLentivirus
=550  \0$wg$aRetroviruses
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Lentivirus, a genus of the family Retroviridae, x Lentivirinae)
=670  \\$aDulbecco, R. Virology, 1988:$bp. 377 (lentiviruses)
=750  \2$aLentivirus$5IEN$0(DNLM)D016086

=LDR  00400cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880363153402441
=005  20120730164410.0
=008  940713i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 94005194 
=035  \\$aCBS6554NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=150  \0$aLentivirus infections
=550  \0$wg$aRetrovirus infections
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Lentivirus infections)
=750  \2$aLentivirus Infections$5IEN$0(DNLM)D016180

=LDR  00498cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880363153502441
=005  20111012114244.0
=008  940711i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 94005134 
=035  \\$aCBS6546NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=150  \0$aNeuroendocrine tumors
=550  \0$wg$aTumors
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 94-27923: Molecular and cell biological aspects of gastroenteropancreatic neuroendocrine tumor disease, 1994.
=670  \\$aMESH.
=750  \2$aNeuroendocrine Tumors$0(DNLM)D018358$5IEN

=LDR  00548cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880363153602441
=005  20070423085023.0
=008  940707||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 94005070 
=035  \\$aCBS6494NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=150  \0$aMetalloproteinases
=450  \0$aMetalloproteases
=550  \0$wg$aMetalloenzymes
=550  \0$wg$aProteinase
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 94-28727: Inhibition of matrix metalloproteinases, 1994.
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Metalloproteinases x Metalloproteases)
=750  \2$aMetalloproteases$0(DNLM)D045726$5IEN

=LDR  01373cz  a2200289n  4500
=001  9880363153702441
=005  20110505104209.0
=008  940701i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 94004932 
=035  \\$aCBS6422LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \0$aSB118.46
=150  \\$aSomatic embryogenesis
=360  \\$isubdivision$aSomatic embryogenesis$iunder individual plants and groups of plants, e.g.$aCorn--Somatic embryogenesis
=450  \\$aEmbryogenesis, Somatic
=550  \\$wg$aPlant cell culture
=550  \\$wg$aPlant tissue culture
=550  \\$aSynthetic seeds
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 94-28237: Somatic embryogenesis and synthetic seed II, 1995.
=670  \\$aLC database, 6/21/94$b(Somatic embryogenesis)
=670  \\$aBiol. & agr. index:$bv. 46 (Somatic embryogenesis see Botany--Embryology)
=670  \\$aCAB thes.$b(Embryogenesis (Plants))
=670  \\$aSynSeeds, 1992$b(... a synthetic seed is defined as a somatic embryo inside a coating)
=670  \\$aPenguin dict. of botany, 1984:$bunder embrogeny (embryogenesis is also applied to the dev. of embryos from diploid somatic cells in suspension culture)
=670  \\$aChambers biol. dict., 1989$b(embryogenesis : the production of embryoids in plant cell culture)
=675  \\$aWeb. 3;$aLittle, R.J. A dict. of botany, 1984
=750  \2$aPlant Somatic Embryogenesis Techniques$0(DNLM)D058439$5IEN

=LDR  00859cz  a2200265n  4500
=001  9880363153802441
=005  20120730164410.0
=008  940628i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 94004802 
=035  \\$aCBS6320LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \0$aTP680$bTP684$cChemical technology
=150  \\$aVegetable oils
=450  \\$aPlant oils
=550  \\$wg$aOils and fats
=550  \\$wg$aPlant lipids
=550  \\$wg$aPlant products
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 94-29090: Vegetable oils and agrichemicals, 1994.
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Plant oils x Vegetable oils)
=670  \\$aCAB thes.$b(Plant oils UF Vegetable oils)
=670  \\$aBiol. and agr. index$b(Vegetable oils and fats)
=670  \\$aNIH thes.$b(Lipids, Oils, Vegetable oils)
=670  \\$aTEST$b(Vegetable oils)
=670  \\$aWeb. 3$b(Vegetable oil)
=750  \2$aPlant Oils$5IEN$0(DNLM)D010938

=LDR  00883cz  a2200241n  4500
=001  9880363153902441
=005  20120730164410.0
=008  940624||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 94004664 
=035  \\$aCBS6228NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \\$aRD73.F52
=150  \0$aFibrin tissue adhesive
=450  \0$aAutologous fibrin tissue adhesive
=450  \0$aFibrin adhesive
=450  \0$aFibrin glue
=450  \0$aFibrin sealant system
=450  \0$aFibrinogen adhesive
=550  \0$wg$aAdhesives in surgery
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 94-5663: Fibrin sealing in surgical and nonsurgical fields, c1994$b(fibrin sealant, fibrin glue)
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Fibrin tissue adhesive, x Autologous fibrin tissue adhesive, Fibrin adhesive, Fibrin glue, Fibrin sealant system, Fibrinogen adhesive)
=675  \\$aDorland's med. dict.
=750  \2$aFibrin Tissue Adhesive$5IEN$0(DNLM)D015718

=LDR  00663cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880363154002441
=005  20120730164409.0
=008  040227i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 94004648 
=035  \\$aCBS6214NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aRC312.6.A4
=150  \\$aTuberculosis in old age
=450  \\$aGeriatric tuberculosis
=550  \\$wg$aOlder people$xDiseases
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 94134525: Tuberculosis and the aged, 1994.
=750  \2$81$wb$aTuberculosis$5IEN$0(DNLM)D014376
=750  \2$81$wb$aAged$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000368
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aTuberculosis$iand$aAged$5IEN

=LDR  01127cz  a2200241n  4500
=001  9880363154102441
=005  20120730164409.0
=008  940621i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 94004456 
=035  \\$aCBS6134NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=150  \0$aFeline immunodeficiency virus
=450  \0$aFeline T-lymphotropic lentivirus
=450  \0$aFIV (Virus)
=450  \0$aFTLV (Virus)
=450  \0$aImmunodeficiency virus, Feline
=550  \0$wg$aLentiviruses
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 94-28560: Feline immunology and immunodeficiency, 1994:$bCIP table of contents (feline immunodeficiency virus; FIV)
=670  \\$aAllan, E. The cat owner's manual, 1994:$bp. 113-114 (feline immunodeficiency virus (FIV); sometimes called feline AIDS; caused by a lentivirus)
=670  \\$aCornell book of cats, 1989:$bp. 264-266 (feline immunodeficiency virus (FIV); prev. called feline t-lymphotropic lentivirus (FTLV))
=670  \\$aMEDLINE, 1991-94$b(feline immunodeficiency virus)
=670  \\$aMESH, 1994$b(Feline immunodeficiency virus see Immunodeficiency virus, Feline)
=750  \2$aImmunodeficiency Virus, Feline$5IEN$0(DNLM)D016089

=LDR  01046cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880363154202441
=005  20150305100002.0
=008  940620i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\c
=010  \\$ash 94004376 
=035  \\$aCBS6080LC
=040  \\$aNIC$cDLC
=053  \0$aQK495.O98
=150  \\$aAverrhoa
=550  \\$wg$aOxalidaceae
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Business proposal for the commercial cultivation of starfruit (Averrhoa carambola L), 1989.
=670  \\$aWeb. 3$b(Averrhoa, a genus of East Indian trees, family Oxalidaceae)
=670  \\$aCAB thesaurus, 1990$b(Averrhoa; BT Averrhoaceae)
=670  \\$aHortus 3$b(Averrhoa; genus Oxalidaceae; two spp. of evergreen trees of trop. SE Asia)
=670  \\$aAGROVOC, 1992$b(Averrhoa; BT Averrhoaceae)
=670  \\$aPhone call to Dan Nicolson, Smithsonian Institution, 6/14/94$b(verified that the genus Averrhoa is placed in the family Oxalidaceae for Smithsonian taxonomy; however, noted that there is a development to place this Genus in its own family of Averrhoaceae)
=750  \2$aAverrhoa$0(DNLM)D065826$5IEN

=LDR  00444cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880363154302441
=005  20120730164409.0
=008  940618i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 94004363 
=035  \\$aCBS6069NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \0$aDecision trees
=550  \0$wg$aTrees (Graph theory)
=670  \\$aUMI business vocab.
=670  \\$aPocket guide to bus. numeracy$b(Decision trees)
=750  \2$aDecision Trees$5IEN$0(DNLM)D003663

=LDR  00623cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880363154402441
=005  20120730164409.0
=008  040225i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 94004098 
=035  \\$aCBS4649NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aHelping behavior in old age
=550  \\$wg$aOlder people$xPsychology
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 94019448: Midlarsky, E. Altruism in later life, c1994.
=750  \2$81$wb$aHelping Behavior$5IEN$0(DNLM)D006379
=750  \2$81$wb$aAged$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000368
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aHelping Behavior$iand$aAged$5IEN

=LDR  00628cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880363154502441
=005  20120730164409.0
=008  040226i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 94004097 
=035  \\$aCBS4648NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aBF724.85.A47
=150  \\$aAltruism in old age
=550  \\$wg$aOlder people$xPsychology
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 94019448: Midlarsky, E. Altruism in later life, c1994.
=750  \2$81$wb$aAltruism$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000533
=750  \2$81$wb$aAged$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000368
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aAltruism$iand$aAged$5IEN

=LDR  00541cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880363154602441
=005  20120730164409.0
=008  940531i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 94003715 
=035  \\$aCBS4394LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=150  \\$aHuman chromosome 12
=450  \\$aChromosome 12, Human$5IEN
=550  \\$wg$aHuman chromosomes
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 94-20576: Chromosome 12 aberrations in human solid tumors, c1994.
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Chromosomes, Human, Pair 12)
=750  \2$aChromosomes, Human, Pair 12$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002881

=LDR  00538cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880363154702441
=005  20120730164409.0
=008  940519i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 94003464 
=035  \\$aCBS4243NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=150  \0$aEosinophilia-myalgia syndrome
=550  \0$wg$aEosinophilia
=550  \0$wg$aMyalgia
=550  \0$wg$aSyndromes
=550  \0$wg$aTryptophan$xToxicology
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 94-16828: L-tryptophan, 1994.
=670  \\$aMESH.
=750  \2$aEosinophilia-Myalgia Syndrome$5IEN$0(DNLM)D016603

=LDR  00473cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880363154802441
=005  20120730164409.0
=008  940519||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 94003462 
=035  \\$aCBS4241NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=150  \0$aJun oncogenes
=450  \0$aJun genes
=550  \0$wg$aOncogenes
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 94-13477: Cellular and viral fos genes, 1994$b(Jun oncogenes)
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Genes, jun)
=750  \2$aGenes, jun$5IEN$0(DNLM)D016758

=LDR  00502cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880363154902441
=005  20120730164409.0
=008  940519||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 94003461 
=035  \\$aCBS4240NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \\$aRC268.44.F67
=150  \0$aFos oncogenes
=450  \0$aFos genes
=550  \0$wg$aOncogenes
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 94-13477: Cellular and viral fos genes, 1994$b(Fos oncogenes)
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Genes, fos)
=750  \2$aGenes, fos$5IEN$0(DNLM)D016762

=LDR  00920cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880363155002441
=005  20120730164409.0
=008  940518||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\c
=010  \\$ash 94003428 
=035  \\$aCBS4209NU
=040  \\$aUPB$cDLC
=150  \0$aPhosphamidon
=450  \0$aDimethyl phosphate
=550  \0$wg$aInsecticides
=550  \0$wg$aOrganophosphorus compounds
=550  \0$wg$aPhosphates
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Fowle, C.D. A preliminary report on the effects of phosphamidon ... 1965.
=670  \\$aEncyc. of chem. tech., 1978$b(phosphamidon; insecticide; dimethyl-2-chloro-2-diethylcarbamoyl-1-methylvinyl phosphate)
=670  \\$aDict. of organic compounds, 1982$b(dimethyl phosphate)
=670  \\$aMcGraw-Hill encyc. sci. tech.$b(phosphamidon)
=670  \\$aHawley chem. dict.$b(phosphamidon; 2-chloro-2-diethylcarbamoyl-1-methylvinyl dimethyl phosphate)
=750  \2$aPhosphamidon$5IEN$0(DNLM)D010707

=LDR  00808cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880363155102441
=005  20080412122855.0
=008  940429i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 94003037 
=035  \\$aCBS1913LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aSpiral computed tomography
=450  \\$aHelical computed tomography
=450  \\$aHelical/spiral computed tomography
=450  \\$aHelical/spiral CT (Tomography)
=450  \\$aSpiral CT (Tomography)
=550  \\$wg$aTomography
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 94-13678: Spiral CT, 1994$b(spiral computed tomography; several vendors use term "helical")
=670  \\$aMEDLINE, 1991-1994.
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Tomography, X-Ray Computed/methods)
=670  \\$aZeman, R.K. Helical/spiral CT, c1995.
=750  \2$aTomography, Spiral Computed$0(DNLM)D036542$5IEN

=LDR  00746cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880363155202441
=005  20120730164409.0
=008  940426i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 94002996 
=035  \\$aCBS1880NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \\$aRC684.E4
=150  \0$aImplantable cardioverter-defibrillators
=450  \0$aDefibrillators, Implantable$5IEN
=450  \0$aImplantable cardioverters
=450  \0$aImplantable defibrillators
=550  \0$wg$aCardiovascular instruments, Implanted
=550  \0$wg$aDefibrillators
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 94-14074: Implantable cardioverter defibrillator, 1994.
=670  \\$aMedline
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Defibrillators, Implantable)
=750  \2$aDefibrillators, Implantable$5IEN$0(DNLM)D017147

=LDR  00648cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880363155302441
=005  20120730164408.0
=008  040224i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 94002995 
=035  \\$aCBS1879NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aRC866.D43
=150  \\$aFecal incontinence in old age
=550  \\$wg$aOlder people$xDiseases
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 94017284: King, B.L. Coping with bowel ... c1994.
=750  \2$81$wb$aFecal Incontinence$5IEN$0(DNLM)D005242
=750  \2$81$wb$aAged$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000368
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aFecal Incontinence$iand$aAged$5IEN

=LDR  00497cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880363155402441
=005  20120730164408.0
=008  940421||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 94002900 
=035  \\$aCBS1803NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=150  \0$aHuman genome
=550  \0$wg$aGenomes
=550  \0$wg$aHuman chromosomes
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 92-219706: Helminen, P. Hypervariable regions of human genome ... 1992.
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Genome, Human)
=750  \2$aGenome, Human$5IEN$0(DNLM)D015894

=LDR  00691cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880363155502441
=005  20120730164408.0
=008  940420i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 94002869 
=035  \\$aCBS1776NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQP93.7.T45
=150  \\$aThrombomodulin
=550  \\$wg$aBlood coagulation factors
=550  \\$wg$aGlycoproteins
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 94-13855: Giddings, J.C. Thrombin, thrombomodulin, and the control of hemostasis, 1994$b(Thrombomodulin, the major endothelial cell-bound ligand for thrombin)
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Thrombomodulin)
=670  \\$aChem. abst.$b(Proteins, Thrombomodulins)
=750  \2$aThrombomodulin$5IEN$0(DNLM)D018180

=LDR  00719cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880363155602441
=005  20120730164408.0
=008  940418||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 94002845 
=035  \\$aCBS1756NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \\$aQP609.G44
=150  \0$aGlycoasparaginase
=450  \0$aAcetylglucosaminyl asparaginase
=450  \0$aAspartylglucosylaminase
=450  \0$aAspartylglucosylamine deaspartylase
=550  \0$wg$aAsparaginase
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 92-213672: Kaartinen, V. Enzymoligical aspects and molecular biology of human glycoasparaginase, 1991.
=670  \\$aMedline.
=670  \\$aEnz. nomenclature, 1984:$bEC 3.5.1.26.
=750  \2$aAspartylglucosylaminase$5IEN$0(DNLM)D001227

=LDR  00588cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880363155702441
=005  20120730164408.0
=008  940415i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 94002804 
=035  \\$aCBS1726NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=150  \0$aErythrocytes$xTransfusion
=450  \0$aErythrocyte transfusion
=450  \0$aRed blood cell transfusion
=450  \0$aTransfusion of erythrocytes
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 93-86261: Marsh, W.L. A handbook of clinical and laboratory practices in the transfusion of red blood cells, 1993.
=750  \2$aErythrocyte Transfusion$5IEN$0(DNLM)D017707

=LDR  00993cz  a2200241n  4500
=001  9880363155802441
=005  20120730164408.0
=008  940407i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 94002666 
=035  \\$aCBS0973NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dWaElC
=053  \0$aQR201.H46
=150  \\$aHepatitis C virus
=450  \\$aHCV (Hepatitis C virus)
=450  \\$aHepacivirus$5IEN
=550  \\$wg$aFlaviviruses
=550  \\$wg$aHepatitis viruses
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 94013578: Hepatitis C virus, 1994.
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Hepatitis C Viruses)
=670  \\$aPhone call to A. Savage, Natl. Lib. Med., May 3, 1994$b(Hepatitis C virus is type species of genus which is referred to as Hepatitis C virus group)
=670  \\$aSchultz, R.L. Five cases of interferon-induced depression in the treatment of Hepatitis C, 2003:$bleaf 1 (Hepatitis C (HCV))
=670  \\$aPublic Health Agency of Canada. Hepatitis C virus (HCV) in youth aged 15 to 24 years, 2011.
=750  \2$aHepacivirus$5IEN$0(DNLM)D016174

=LDR  00457cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880363155902441
=005  20120730164408.0
=008  940331i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 94002524 
=035  \\$aCBS0906NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \0$aR724
=150  \\$aMedical ethics consultation
=550  \\$wg$aMedical consultation
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 94-13467: The health care ethics consultant, c1994.
=750  \2$aEthics Consultation$5IEN$0(DNLM)D033061

=LDR  00638cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880363156002441
=005  20120730164408.0
=008  940329||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 94002475 
=035  \\$aCBS0866NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=150  \0$aMannich bases
=450  \0$aBases, Mannich
=550  \0$wg$aAmino compounds
=550  \0$wg$aCarbonyl compounds
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 94-11113: Tramontini, M. Mannich bases, 1994.
=670  \\$aChem. abst.$b(Mannich bases)
=670  \\$aSci. cit. index.
=675  \\$aHackh chem. dict.;$aHawley chem. dict.;$aMcGraw-Hill dict. sci. tech.
=750  \2$aMannich Bases$5IEN$0(DNLM)D008352

=LDR  01185cz  a2200301n  4500
=001  9880363156102441
=005  20201217172752.0
=008  940324i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 94002382
=035  \\$aCBS0785NU
=035  \\$aSH 94002382
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aR853.O87
=150  \\$aOutcome assessment (Medical care)
=450  \\$aAssessment of outcome (Medical care)
=450  \\$aOutcome evaluation (Medical care)
=450  \\$aOutcome measures (Medical care)
=450  \\$aOutcomes assessment (Medical care)
=450  \\$aOutcomes measurement (Medical care)
=450  \\$aOutcomes research (Medical care)
=450  \\$aPatient outcome assessment
=550  \\$wg$aMedical care$xEvaluation
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 94-9397: Outcome measures in trauma, c1994.
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Outcome assessment (Health care), x outcomes research, x patient outcome assessment)
=670  \\$aDict. of health services mgmt., 1987$b(outcome measure)
=670  \\$aLC database, March 21, 1994$b(outcome evaluation, outcome measures, outcomes assessment, outcomes measurement)
=675  \\$aHennepin
=750  \2$aOutcome Assessment, Health Care$0(DNLM)D017063$5IEN

=LDR  00683cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880363156202441
=005  20080226160310.0
=008  940324i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 94002377 
=035  \\$aCBS0780LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=150  \0$aAdult T-cell leukemia
=450  \0$aT-cell leukemia, Adult
=550  \0$wg$aHTLV infections
=550  \0$wg$aLeukemia
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 94-7322: Adult T-cell leukaemia, 1994$b(first human cancer shown to be caused by a retrovirus)
=670  \\$aMEDLINE.
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Leukemia, T-cell x Leukemia, Adult T-cell)
=675  \\$aDorland's med. dict.;$aMerck
=750  \2$aLeukemia-Lymphoma, Adult T-Cell$0(DNLM)D015459$5IEN

=LDR  00560cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880363156302441
=005  20120730164408.0
=008  940324||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 94002376 
=035  \\$aCBS0779LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=150  \0$aIsoaspartic acid
=450  \0$aBeta-aspartic acid
=550  \0$wg$aAmino acids
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 94-11645: Deamidation and isoaspartate formation ... c1994.
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Aspartic acid x Isoaspartic acid)
=670  \\$aChem. abst.$breg. no. 56-84-8.
=750  \2$aIsoaspartic Acid$5IEN$0(DNLM)D026581

=LDR  00598cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880363156402441
=005  20120730164408.0
=008  940323i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 94002314 
=035  \\$aCBS0762NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=150  \0$aParapsychologists
=450  \0$aPsychic researchers
=450  \0$aResearchers, Psychic
=550  \0$wg$aScientists
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 94-9066: Charles Honorton and the impoverished state of skepticism, 1994.
=670  \\$aWeb. 3
=670  \\$aHennepin$b(Parapsychologists UF Psychic researchers)
=750  \2$aParapsychology$5IEN$0(DNLM)D010268

=LDR  00983cz  a2200241n  4500
=001  9880363156502441
=005  20080319094458.0
=008  940321i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 94002232 
=035  \\$aCBS0684NU
=035  \\$ash 94002232
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aQR185.8.C45
=150  \0$aChemokines
=450  \0$aChemotactic cytokines
=450  \0$aInflammatory peptides
=450  \0$aIntercrines
=550  \0$wg$aCytokines
=550  \0$wg$aInflammation$xMediators
=550  \0$wg$aPeptides
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 94-9684: The chemokines, c1993$b(In the past, these inflammatory mediators had been placed arbitrarily under the broad heading of intercrines or chemotactic cytokines. The nomenclature issue was addressed at the Symposium ... the resulting decision was to identify the major family as chemokines)
=680  \\$iHere are entered works on cytokines that have chemotactic and inflammatory activities.
=750  \2$aChemokines$0(DNLM)D018925$5IEN

=LDR  00697cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880363156602441
=005  20120730164407.0
=008  940321i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 94002220 
=035  \\$aCBS0672NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \\$aRE48.2.C5
=150  \0$aLow vision in children
=450  \0$aPediatric low vision
=550  \0$wg$aVision disorders in children
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 87-403639: Barraga, N. Increased visual behavior in low vision children, [1977]
=750  \2$81$wb$aVision, Low$5IEN$0(DNLM)D015354
=750  \2$81$wb$aChild$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002648
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aVision, Low$iand$aChild$5IEN

=LDR  00718cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880363156702441
=005  20120730164407.0
=008  940311||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 94002033 
=035  \\$aCBS0515NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=150  \0$aChordae tendineae
=450  \0$aChordae tendineae cordis
=450  \0$aTendinous cords
=550  \0$wg$aHeart valves
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 94-9194: Zussa, C. Artificial chordae in mitral valve surgery, c1994.
=670  \\$aGray's anatomy.
=670  \\$aMESH.
=670  \\$aDorland's med. dict.
=670  \\$aIntl. dict. med. biol.$b(chordae tendineae cordis [NA]. Also called tendinous cords, chordae tendineae)
=750  \2$aChordae Tendineae$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002815

=LDR  01015cz  a2200277n  4500
=001  9880363156802441
=005  20130514162257.0
=008  940311i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 94001979 
=035  \\$aCBS0469NU
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aHD58.85$cManagement
=053  \0$aHF5549.5.D55$cPersonnel management
=150  \\$aDownsizing of organizations
=450  \\$aCorporate downsizing
=450  \\$aOrganizational downsizing
=450  \\$aRetrenchment of organizations
=450  \\$aRetrenchment, Organizational
=550  \\$wg$aOrganizational change
=550  \\$aEmployees$xDismissal of
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 94008909: Knowdell, R. From downsizing to recovery, 1994.
=670  \\$aBPI$b(Corporate downsizing)
=670  \\$aMags$b(Downsizing (Management))
=670  \\$aLC database, March 11, 1994$b(Corporate downsizing; downsizing)
=670  \\$aUMI business vocab.$b(Downsizing see also Firings, Layoffs; Retrenchment)
=750  \2$aPersonnel Downsizing$5IEN-M$0(DNLM)D020415

=LDR  00483cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880363156902441
=005  20120730164407.0
=008  940307i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 94001725 
=035  \\$aCBS0255NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=150  \0$aPostoperative care of animals
=550  \0$wg$aVeterinary surgical nursing
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 94-4929: Taylor, R.A. Manual of small animal postoperative care, c1994.
=750  \2$aPostoperative Care$xveterinary$5IEN$0(DNLM)D011182Q000662

=LDR  00874cz  a2200253n  4500
=001  9880363157002441
=005  20120730164407.0
=008  940305i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 94001703 
=035  \\$aCBS0241NU
=035  \\$ash 94001703
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \0$aComputer peripherals
=450  \0$aPeripheral computer devices
=450  \0$aPeripheral computer equipment
=450  \0$aPeripheral devices (Computers)
=450  \0$aPeripheral equipment (Computers)
=450  \0$aPeripherals, Computer
=550  \0$wg$aComputer input-output equipment
=670  \\$aUMI business vocab.
=670  \\$aRosenberg, J.M. Dict. of computers$b(Peripheral devices, peripheral equipment)
=670  \\$aLC database, March 4, 1994.
=670  \\$aIBM dict. computing, 1994$b(peripheral, also peripheral device)
=750  \2$aComputer Peripherals$5IEN$0(DNLM)D016287

=LDR  00442cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880363157102441
=005  20120730164407.0
=008  940304i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 94001688 
=035  \\$aCBS0229NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \\$aSF910.T8
=150  \0$aCancer in animals
=550  \0$wg$aTumors in animals
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 94-4930: Cancer chemotherapy, c1995.
=750  \2$aNeoplasms$xveterinary$5IEN$0(DNLM)D009369Q000627

=LDR  00608cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880363157202441
=005  20120730164407.0
=008  940302i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 94001650 
=035  \\$aCBR9081NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=150  \0$aPersonality tests for youth
=550  \0$wg$aYouth$xPsychological testing
=750  \0$aPersonality tests for children$5IEN-M
=750  \2$81$wb$aPersonality Tests$5IEN$0(DNLM)D010556
=750  \2$81$wb$aAdolescent$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000293
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aPersonality Tests$iand$aAdolescent$5IEN

=LDR  00658cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880363157302441
=005  20120730164407.0
=008  940228i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 94001563 
=035  \\$aCBR9006NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \\$aRJ476.I
=150  \0$aUrinary incontinence in children
=550  \0$wg$aPediatric urology
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 92-216250: Bu�i�anov, M.I. Nederzhanie mochi i kala, 1985.
=750  \2$81$wb$aUrinary Incontinence$5IEN$0(DNLM)D014549
=750  \2$81$wb$aChild$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002648
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aUrinary Incontinence$iand$aChild$5IEN

=LDR  01164cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880363157402441
=005  20110915214300.0
=008  940217i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 94001282 
=035  \\$aCBR8796NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dABAU
=150  \\$aGuided tissue regeneration
=450  \\$aGTR (Guided tissue regeneration)
=550  \\$wg$aRegeneration (Biology)
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Guided tissue regeneration, x regeneration, guided tissue, x regeneration, periodontal tissue, x regeneration, root surface)
=670  \\$aMESH browser, June 14, 2011$b(guided tissue regeneration-- procedures for enhancing and directing tissue repair and renewal processes, such as bone regeneration, nerve regeneration, etc; they involve surgically implanting growth conducive tracks or conduits (tissue scaffolding) at the damaged site to stimulate and control the location of cell repopulation; the tracks or conduits are made from synthetic and/or natural materials and may include support cells and induction factors for cell growth processes, or cell migration)
=670  \\$aMEDLINE, Jan. 31, 1994$b(GTR)
=750  \2$aGuided Tissue Regeneration$0(DNLM)D048091$5IEN

=LDR  00619cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880363157502441
=005  20120730164407.0
=008  940214i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\c
=010  \\$ash 94001175 
=035  \\$aCBR8714NU
=040  \\$aMnMHCL$cDLC
=150  \0$aHome drug infusion therapy
=450  \0$aDrug infusion therapy, Home
=450  \0$aHDIT (Infusion therapy)
=450  \0$aHome infusion therapy
=550  \0$wg$aHome care services
=550  \0$wg$aInfusion therapy
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Home drug infusion therapy under Medicare, 1992.
=670  \\$aHennepin.
=750  \2$aHome Infusion Therapy$5IEN$0(DNLM)D018718

=LDR  00559cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880363157602441
=005  20120730164406.0
=008  940210||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 94001109 
=035  \\$aCBR6367NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \\$aQP552.I55
=150  \0$aIntegrins
=450  \0$aCell adhesion protein receptors
=550  \0$wg$aCell adhesion molecules
=550  \0$wg$aGlycoproteins
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 94-833: Integrin, 1994.
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Integrins x Receptors, Cell-Adhesion Protein)
=750  \2$aIntegrins$5IEN$0(DNLM)D016023

=LDR  00555cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880363157702441
=005  20120730164406.0
=008  940208||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 94001082 
=035  \\$aCBR6357NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \\$aQP552.G59
=150  \0$aGlycopeptides
=550  \0$wg$aGlycoconjugates
=550  \0$wg$aPeptides
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 94-585: Glycopeptide antibiotics, c1994.
=670  \\$aDict. of biochemistry and molecular biology.
=670  \\$aEncyc. of biochemistry.
=750  \2$aGlycopeptides$5IEN$0(DNLM)D006020

=LDR  00745cz  a2200241n  4500
=001  9880363157802441
=005  20120730164406.0
=008  940204i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 94000970 
=035  \\$aCBR6284LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \\$aQK495.B62$cBotany
=150  \\$aTabebuia
=450  \\$aTrumpet trees
=550  \\$wg$aBignoniaceae
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 94-1489: Jones, K. Pau d'acro, 1993.
=670  \\$aWeb. 3$b(Tabebuia, Bignoniaceae)
=670  \\$aInd. nom. gen. (plant.)$b(Tabebuia)
=670  \\$aHortus 3$b(Tabebuia, Trumpet tree)
=670  \\$aEngler Syl. Pflanz.:$bv. 2, p. 455 (Tabebuia)
=670  \\$aCAB thes.$b(Tabebuia)
=670  \\$aSPN$b(Tabebuia, Trumpettrees)
=750  \2$aTabebuia$5IEN$0(DNLM)D029663

=LDR  00820cz  a2200253n  4500
=001  9880363157902441
=005  20120730164406.0
=008  940125i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 94000428 
=035  \\$aCBR5947LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \0$aQK495.R45$cBotany
=150  \\$aZiziphus
=450  \\$aZizyphus
=450  \\$aZizyphys
=550  \\$wg$aRhamnaceae
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Bal, J.S. Ber varieties, 1992$b(Zizyphus)
=670  \\$aWeb. 3$b(Ziziphys, Rhamnaceae)
=670  \\$aInd. nom. gen. (plant.)$b(Ziziphus P. Miller; sy: Zizyphus)
=670  \\$aEngler Syl. Pflanz.:$bv. 2, p. 301 (Zizyphus)
=670  \\$aHortus 3$b(Ziziphus; sy: Zizyphus)
=670  \\$aCAB thes.$b(Ziziphus)
=670  \\$aTerrell cklist 3,000 vasc. plants$b(Ziziphus; sy: Zizyphus)
=750  \2$aZiziphus$5IEN$0(DNLM)D031957

=LDR  00835cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880363158002441
=005  20120730164406.0
=008  940124i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 94000399 
=035  \\$aCBR5920NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aNeurotransmitter uptake inhibitors
=450  \\$aInhibitors, Neurotransmitter uptake
=450  \\$aNeurotransmitter reuptake inhibitors
=450  \\$aReuptake inhibitors, Neurotransmitter
=450  \\$aTransmitter uptake inhibitors, Neuronal
=450  \\$aUptake inhibitors, Neurotransmitter
=550  \\$wg$aNeuropsychopharmacology
=670  \\$aMESH$b(neurotransmitter uptake inhibitors, x reuptake inhibitors, neurotransmitter, x transmitter uptake inhibitors, neuronal)
=675  \\$aLC database, 1/18/94.
=750  \2$aNeurotransmitter Uptake Inhibitors$5IEN$0(DNLM)D014179

=LDR  00966cz  a2200241n  4500
=001  9880363158102441
=005  20250214144349.0
=008  020719i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 94000398
=035  \\$aCBR5919NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dWaELC$dDLC
=150  \\$aSerotonin uptake inhibitors
=450  \\$a5-HT uptake inhibitors
=450  \\$a5-Hydroxytryptamine uptake inhibitors
=450  \\$aInhibitors, Serotonic uptake
=450  \\$aReuptake inhibitors, Serotonin
=450  \\$aSerotonin reuptake inhibitors
=450  \\$aUptake inhibitors, Serotonin
=550  \\$wg$aNeurotransmitter uptake inhibitors
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 88022992: Selective 5-HT reuptake inhibitors ... 1988.
=670  \\$aMESH$b(serotonin uptake inhibitors, X5-HT uptake inhibitors, X5-hydroxytryptamine uptake inhibitors, Xserotonin reuptake inhibitors)
=750  \0$aSerotonin uptake inhibitors$5IEN-M$0(DLC)sh 94000398
=750  \2$aSerotonin Uptake Inhibitors$5IEN$0(DNLM)D017367

=LDR  00623cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880363158202441
=005  20060606084653.0
=008  940124i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 94000354 
=035  \\$aCBR5889LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \0$aQK495.C74$cBotany
=150  \\$aErigeron
=550  \\$wg$aCompositae
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 93-245070: Huber, W. Biosystematisch-�okologische Untersuchungen an den Erigeron-Arten (Asteraceae) der Alpen, 1993.
=670  \\$aEngler Syl. Pflanz.:$bv. 2, p. 488 (Erigeron)
=670  \\$aInd. nom. gen. (plant.)
=670  \\$aWeb. 3.
=750  \2$aErigeron$0(DNLM)D049919$5IEN

=LDR  00619cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880363158302441
=005  20120730164406.0
=008  940110i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 94000104 
=035  \\$aCBR4457NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \\$aRT84.5
=150  \0$aNursing models
=450  \0$aModels, Nursing
=550  \0$wg$aNursing$xPhilosophy
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 93-49560: Models, theories, concepts, 1994.
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Models, Nursing)
=680  \\$iHere are entered works on theoretical simulation and analysis of nursing behavior and activities.
=750  \2$aModels, Nursing$5IEN$0(DNLM)D016294

=LDR  00406cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880363158402441
=005  20120730164405.0
=008  940107i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\c
=010  \\$ash 94000089 
=035  \\$aCBR4443NU
=040  \\$aGU$cDLC
=150  \0$aAntispermatogenic agents
=550  \0$wg$aMale contraceptives
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Antispermatogenic agents)
=750  \2$aAntispermatogenic Agents$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000988

=LDR  00658cz  a2200241n  4500
=001  9880362075602441
=005  20120730163222.0
=008  050322i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85059621 
=035  \\$aBZQ9527NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aRF286$bRF320
=150  \\$aHearing disorders
=450  \\$aAuditory disorders
=450  \\$aDefective hearing
=450  \\$aDisorders of hearing
=450  \\$aHearing defects
=450  \\$aHearing impairments
=550  \\$wg$aCommunicative disorders
=550  \\$wg$aDisabilities
=550  \\$wg$aEar$xDiseases
=550  \\$wg$aSensory disorders
=750  \2$aHearing Disorders$5IEN$0(DNLM)D006311

=LDR  00692cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362075702441
=005  20120730163222.0
=008  920906i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85059616 
=035  \\$aBZQ9522NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRF300$bRF305
=150  \\$aHearing aids
=450  \\$wnne$aHearing aids, Mechanical
=550  \\$wg$aAudiology$xInstruments
=550  \\$wg$aProsthesis
=680  \\$iHere are entered works on devices to improve hearing ability. Works on synthetic replicas of the ear used to restore cosmetic harmony to the face are entered under$aEar prostheses.
=681  \\$iNote under$aEar prostheses
=750  \2$aHearing Aids$5IEN$0(DNLM)D006310

=LDR  00744cz  a2200289n  4500
=001  9880362075802441
=005  20120730163222.0
=008  860211||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85059612 
=035  \\$aBZQ9518NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aBF251$cPsychology
=053  \\$aGN275$cAnthropology
=053  \\$aQP460$bQP469.3$cPhysiology
=150  \\$aHearing
=450  \\$aAcoustics
=450  \\$aAudition (Physiology)
=450  \\$aPhysiological acoustics
=550  \\$wg$aBioacoustics
=550  \\$wg$aSenses and sensation
=550  \\$aAudiology
=550  \\$aAuditory pathways
=550  \\$aDeafness
=550  \\$aEar
=550  \\$aListening
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/3/90
=750  \2$aHearing$5IEN$0(DNLM)D006309

=LDR  00444cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362075902441
=005  20120730163222.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85059605 
=035  \\$aBZQ9511NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aRA407.3$bRA408$cLocal
=053  \0$aRA408.5$cMethodology
=150  \\$aHealth surveys
=450  \\$aPublic health surveys
=550  \\$wg$aSurveys
=750  \2$aHealth Surveys$5IEN$0(DNLM)D006306

=LDR  00782cz  a2200265n  4500
=001  9880362076002441
=005  20141009155941.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85059604 
=035  \\$aBZQ9510NU
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aRA407$bRA409.5
=150  \\$aHealth status indicators
=450  \\$aHealth indicators
=450  \\$aHealth status indexes
=450  \\$aHealth status indicators$vStatistics
=450  \\$aIndexes, Health status
=450  \\$aIndicators, Health status
=550  \\$wg$aHealth
=550  \\$wg$aHealth surveys
=550  \\$wg$aMedical statistics
=550  \\$wg$aPublic health$xMethodology
=550  \\$wg$aQuality of life
=550  \\$wg$aSocial indicators
=750  \2$aHealth Status Indicators$5IEN$0(DNLM)D006305

=LDR  00615cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362076102441
=005  20120730163221.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85059601 
=035  \\$aBZQ9507NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aHealth services administrators
=450  \\$aAdministrators, Health services
=450  \\$aHealth care administrators
=450  \\$aMedical care administrators
=550  \\$wg$aExecutives
=550  \\$wg$aMedical personnel
=550  \\$wg$aPublic health personnel
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/3/90
=750  \2$aHealth Facility Administrators$5IEN$0(DNLM)D006270

=LDR  01004cz  a2200277n  4500
=001  9880362076202441
=005  20141110140507.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85059600 
=035  \\$aBZQ9506NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aHealth services administration
=450  \\$aHealth administration
=450  \\$aHealth care administration
=450  \\$aHealth care management
=450  \\$aHealth sciences administration
=450  \\$aHealth service administration$5IEN
=450  \\$aHealth services management
=450  \\$aMedical care$xAdministration
=450  \\$aMedical care$xManagement
=550  \\$aHealth planning
=550  \\$aPublic health administration
=670  \\$a95-3855: Seidel, L.F. Applied quantitative methods for health services management, c1995.
=670  \\$aGeorge, V. Breakthroughs in health-care management, 1986.
=670  \\$aAIDS : a health care management response, 1988.
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=LDR  00725cz  a2200253n  4500
=001  9880362076702441
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=035  \\$aBZQ9490NU
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=LDR  00492cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362076802441
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=010  \\$ash 85059580 
=035  \\$aBZQ9486NU
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=150  \\$aHealth occupations students
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=LDR  00742cz  a2200241n  4500
=001  9880362076902441
=005  20120730163220.0
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=010  \\$ash 85059578 
=035  \\$aBZQ9484NU
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=053  \\$aR847$bR847.7$cParamedical
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=LDR  00878cz  a2200265n  4500
=001  9880362077002441
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=035  \\$aBZQ9477NU
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=450  \\$aHealth plans, Prepaid
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=450  \\$aMedical care, Prepaid
=450  \\$aPrepaid group medical practice
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=450  \\$aPrepaid medical care
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=LDR  00702cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880362077102441
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=010  \\$ash 85059568 
=035  \\$aBZQ9474NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
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=450  \\$aFor profit health facilities
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=450  \\$aHealth facilities, Private for profit
=450  \\$aInvestor-owned health facilities
=450  \\$aPrivate for profit health facilities
=450  \\$aProprietary health facilities
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=750  \2$aHealth Facilities, Proprietary$5IEN$0(DNLM)D006269

=LDR  00356cz  a2200133n  4500
=001  9880362077202441
=005  20120730163220.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|n\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85059563 
=035  \\$aBZQ9469NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aHealth facilities$xPlanning
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=750  \2$aHealth Facility Planning$5IEN$0(DNLM)D006275

=LDR  00768cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880362077302441
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=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85059547 
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=450  \\$aCertificates of need (Health facilities)
=450  \\$aCertification of need for health facilities
=450  \\$wnne$aHealth facilities$xCertificate of need
=450  \\$aHealth facilities$xNeed certification
=450  \\$aNeed certification for health facilities
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=LDR  00384cz  a2200133n  4500
=001  9880362077402441
=005  20110411112707.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85059544 
=035  \\$aBZQ9450NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
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=LDR  00941cz  a2200277n  4500
=001  9880362077502441
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=008  871218i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85059543 
=035  \\$a(OCoLC)02060696
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=150  \\$aHealth facilities
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=450  \\$aHealth care facilities
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=450  \\$aMedical care facilities
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=450  \\$aMedical facilities
=550  \\$wg$aMedical care
=550  \\$wg$aPublic health
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=670  \\$aLC data base, 5/21/90$b(Health care facilities; Health care institutions; health facilities; health institutions; medical care facilities; medical care institutions)
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=LDR  00617cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880362077602441
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=008  871218i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
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=LDR  00614cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880362077702441
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=035  \\$aBZQ9439NU
=035  \\$aSH 85059533
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=450  \\$aPatient care teams
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=550  \\$wg$aMedical personnel
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=LDR  00619cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880362077802441
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=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRA776.9
=150  \\$aHealth behavior
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=450  \\$aHealth habits
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=550  \\$wg$aHuman behavior
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=550  \\$aHealth attitudes
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=750  \2$aHealth Behavior$5IEN$0(DNLM)D015438

=LDR  00488cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362077902441
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=035  \\$aBZQ9435NU
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=550  \\$wg$aHealth
=550  \\$aHealth behavior
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=LDR  01496cz  a2200277n  4500
=001  9880362078002441
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=035  \\$aBZQ9424NU
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=LDR  00542cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362078102441
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=010  \\$ash 85059488 
=035  \\$aBZQ9394NU
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=150  \\$aHeadache
=450  \\$aHead pain
=550  \\$wg$aHead$xDiseases
=550  \\$wg$aPain
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=670  \\$aLC data base, 11/19/93$b(head pain)
=750  \2$aHeadache$5IEN$0(DNLM)D006261

=LDR  00344cz  a2200133n  4500
=001  9880362078202441
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=010  \\$ash 85059478 
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=750  \2$aCraniocerebral Trauma$5IEN$0(DNLM)D006259

=LDR  00398cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362078302441
=005  20120730163219.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|n\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85059477 
=035  \\$aBZQ9383NU
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=053  \\$aRC280.H
=053  \\$aRD661$bRD663
=150  \\$aHead$xTumors
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/3/90
=750  \2$aHead and Neck Neoplasms$5IEN$0(DNLM)D006258

=LDR  00345cz  a2200133n  4500
=001  9880362078402441
=005  20120730163219.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|n\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85059470 
=035  \\$aBZQ9376NU
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=150  \\$aHead$xCancer
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/3/90
=750  \2$aHead and Neck Neoplasms$5IEN$0(DNLM)D006258

=LDR  00460cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362078502441
=005  20120730163219.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85059468 
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=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/3/90
=750  \2$aHead$5IEN$0(DNLM)D006257

=LDR  01277cz  a2200301n  4500
=001  9880362078602441
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=008  930224i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85059459 
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=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
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=LDR  00761cz  a2200241n  4500
=001  9880362078702441
=005  20140305171215.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85059447 
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=450  \\$aHazardous waste disposal sites
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=550  \\$wg$aWaste disposal sites
=670  \\$aBraul, W. New directions for regulating contaminated sites, 1991.
=670  \\$aContaminated sites in Australia, 1993.
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=LDR  01143cz  a2200325n  4500
=001  9880362078802441
=005  20120730163219.0
=008  040116i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
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=035  \\$aBZQ9346NU
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=450  \\$aHazardous materials
=450  \\$aHazmats
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=670  \\$aOCLC, Feb. 26, 2004$b(ti: Dangerous substances and explosive atmospheres)
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=LDR  00792cz  a2200265n  4500
=001  9880362078902441
=005  20060510130039.0
=008  920204i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85059408 
=035  \\$aBZQ9314NU
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=053  \\$aRC590
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=450  \\$aSeasonal nasal allergy
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=550  \\$wg$aRespiratory allergy
=550  \\$wg$aRhinitis
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Hay fever)
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=LDR  00883cz  a2200313n  4500
=001  9880362079002441
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=750  \2$aCrataegus$5IEN$0(DNLM)D027825

=LDR  00398cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362079102441
=005  20050523081515.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
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=001  9880362079302441
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=001  9880362079402441
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=750  \2$aCleft Lip$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002971

=LDR  00366cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362079502441
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=001  9880362079602441
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=LDR  00511cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362079702441
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=010  \\$ash 85058816 
=035  \\$aBZQ8722NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN/LSP
=053  \\$aQP552.H3
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=LDR  00379cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362079802441
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=001  9880362079902441
=005  20120730163218.0
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=010  \\$ash 85058807 
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=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
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=053  \0$aBJ1480$bBJ1486.5$cEthics
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=550  \\$aWell-being
=750  \2$aHappiness$5IEN$0(DNLM)D006240

=LDR  00354cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362080002441
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=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85058797 
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=150  \\$aHaplopappus
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=750  \2$aHaplopappus$5IEN$0(DNLM)D031206

=LDR  00408cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362080102441
=005  20120730163217.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85058795 
=035  \\$aBZQ8701NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
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=LDR  01329cz  a2200265n  4500
=001  9880362080202441
=005  20120730163217.0
=008  060421i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85058689 $zsh 85101596 
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=150  \\$aChildren with disabilities
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=450  \\$aChildren with special health care needs
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=450  \\$aSpecial needs children
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=550  \\$wg$aPeople with disabilities
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=670  \\$aCommunity-based case management services for children with special needs, c1987.
=670  \\$aSimple successes : from obstacles to solutions with special needs children, 2006.
=670  \\$aProvision for children with special educational needs in the Asia region, c1994.
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=LDR  01925cz  a2200397n  4500
=001  9880362080302441
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=010  \\$ash 85058663 $zsh 85101577 
=035  \\$aBZQ8569NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
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=150  \\$aPeople with disabilities
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=450  \\$aHandicapped people
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=550  \\$aDisabilities
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=670  \\$aAmericans with Disabilites Act$b(individuals with disabilities; people with disabilities; persons with disabilities)
=670  \\$aIllinois Attorney General, Manual of Style for Depicting People with Disabilities$b("People with disabilities prefer to be called just that: people with disabilities.")
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=010  \\$ash 85058646 
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=150  \\$aHand washing
=450  \\$aHandwashing
=450  \\$aWashing of hands
=550  \\$wg$aHand$xCare and hygiene
=550  \\$wg$aHygiene
=750  \2$aHand Disinfection$5IEN$0(DNLM)D006235

=LDR  00429cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362080502441
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=010  \\$ash 85058638 
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=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aHand-Schueller-Christian syndrome
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=750  \2$aHistiocytosis, Langerhans-Cell$5IEN$0(DNLM)D006646

=LDR  00348cz  a2200133n  4500
=001  9880362080602441
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=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|n\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85058628 
=035  \\$aBZQ8534NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
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=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/3/90
=750  \2$aHand Injuries$5IEN$0(DNLM)D006230

=LDR  00446cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362080702441
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=008  871218i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
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=035  \\$aBZQ8522NU
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=LDR  00529cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880362080802441
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=550  \\$aLeft- and right-handedness
=750  \2$aHand$5IEN$0(DNLM)D006225

=LDR  00606cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362080902441
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=150  \\$aHamsters
=450  \\$aCricetinae
=450  \\$aCricetini
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=670  \\$aCorbet world list mammal. species:$bp. 164 (subfamily Cricetinae, family Muridae--hamsters)
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=LDR  00365cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362081002441
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=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
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=450  \\$aHammer toe
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=750  \2$aHammer Toe Syndrome$5IEN$0(DNLM)D037801

=LDR  00725cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362081102441
=005  20120730163216.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
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=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
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=670  \\$aAmericana:$bv. 29, p. 83 (witch hazel: colloquial name of any plant in genus Hamamelis or of extract of H. virginiana; witch hazels)
=670  \\$aNational Gardening Association Web site, Aug. 17, 2000$b(Hamamelis: witch hazel)
=750  \2$aHamamelis$5IEN$0(DNLM)D029501

=LDR  00585cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362081202441
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=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
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=150  \\$aHamamelidaceae
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=450  \\$aWitch hazel family (Plants)
=550  \\$wg$aRosales
=670  \\$aHortus 3$b(Hamaelidaceae: Witch hazel family, 23 genera of deciduous or evergreen trees or shrubs)
=750  \2$aHamamelidaceae$5IEN$0(DNLM)D029201

=LDR  00540cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362081302441
=005  20060607165043.0
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=035  \\$aBZQ8436NU
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=150  \\$aHamadryas baboon
=450  \\$aComopithecus hamadryas
=450  \\$aPapio hamadryas
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=670  \\$aMSW scientific names, Apr. 10, 2006$b(Papio hamadryas, common name: Hamadryas baboon)
=750  \2$aPapio hamadryas$0(DNLM)D048529$5IEN

=LDR  00431cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362081402441
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=550  \\$wg$aAnesthetics
=550  \\$wg$aEthanes
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/3/90
=750  \2$aHalothane$5IEN$0(DNLM)D006221

=LDR  00320cz  a2200133n  4500
=001  9880362081502441
=005  20080324083317.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|n\ana\|||\\
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=150  \\$aHalogenation
=750  \2$aHalogenation$0(DNLM)D054879$5IEN

=LDR  00621cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362081602441
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=750  \2$aHydrocarbons, Halogenated$5IEN$0(DNLM)D006846

=LDR  00529cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362081702441
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=550  \\$wg$aHalophilic microorganisms
=750  \2$aHalobacterium$5IEN$0(DNLM)D006217

=LDR  00560cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362081802441
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=008  920417i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85058496 
=035  \\$aBZQ8402NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aHallux valgus
=450  \\$aHallux abducto valgus
=450  \\$aHallux abductovalgus
=550  \\$wg$aToes$xAbnormalities
=670  \\$aComp. textbk. of hallux abducto valgus reconstruction, c1992.
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Hallux valgus x Hallux abductovalgus)
=750  \2$aHallux Valgus$5IEN$0(DNLM)D006215

=LDR  00571cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362081902441
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=450  \\$aConsciousness-expanding drugs
=450  \\$aHallucinogens
=450  \\$aMind-distorting drugs
=450  \\$aPsychedelic drugs
=450  \\$aPsychotomimetic drugs
=550  \\$wg$aPsychotropic drugs
=750  \2$aHallucinogens$5IEN$0(DNLM)D006213

=LDR  00594cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362082002441
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=750  \2$aHallucinations$5IEN-M$0(DNLM)D006212

=LDR  01106cz  a2200265n  4500
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=670  \\$aNational Probation Service web site, Jan. 14, 2005$b(approved premises ensure that residents receive a comprehensive period of supervision while they live in the community)
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=001  9880362082202441
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=550  \\$wg$aRadioisotopes
=550  \\$aRadioactive decay
=750  \2$aHalf-Life$5IEN$0(DNLM)D006207

=LDR  00592cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362082302441
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=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85058324 
=035  \\$aBZQ8230NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
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=053  \\$aTT969$cHairdressing
=150  \\$aHair preparations
=450  \\$aHair care products
=550  \\$wg$aToilet preparations
=670  \\$aDisorders of hair growth, 1994:$bp. 375 (hair care products)
=670  \\$aHennepin$b(Hair care products)
=750  \2$aHair Preparations$5IEN$0(DNLM)D006203

=LDR  00360cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362082402441
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=010  \\$ash 85058320 
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=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=150  \\$aHair follicles
=450  \\$aFollicles, Hair
=550  \\$wg$aEpithelium
=750  \2$aHair Follicle$5IEN$0(DNLM)D018859

=LDR  00508cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362082502441
=005  20120730163215.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85058317 
=035  \\$aBZQ8223NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aTP984$cChemical technology
=053  \\$aTT969$cHairdressing
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=450  \\$aDyes and dyeing$xHair
=450  \\$aHair tints
=450  \\$aTints, Hair
=550  \\$wg$aHair preparations
=750  \2$aHair Dyes$5IEN$0(DNLM)D006202

=LDR  00695cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880362082602441
=005  20120730163215.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85058312 
=035  \\$aBZQ8218NU
=035  \\$aSH 85058312
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aRL92$cPopular works
=053  \\$aRL115.5$cBy electrolysis
=150  \\$aHair$xRemoval
=450  \\$aDepilation
=450  \\$aEpilation
=450  \\$aHair removal
=450  \\$wnne$aHair, Removal of
=450  \\$aRemoval of hair
=670  \\$aRandom House$b(epilate, epilation: to remove hair from by means of physical, chemical, or radiological agents; depilate)
=750  \2$aHair Removal$5IEN$0(DNLM)D006204

=LDR  00564cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880362082702441
=005  20110411110730.0
=008  860211||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85058309 
=035  \\$aBZQ8215LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aTT973
=150  \\$aHair$xDyeing and bleaching
=450  \\$aColoring of hair
=450  \\$aHair$xBleaching
=450  \\$aHair$xColoring
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=450  \\$aTinting of hair
=550  \\$wg$aBleaching
=550  \\$wg$aHairdressing
=750  \2$aHair Bleaching Agents$0(DNLM)D058206$5IEN

=LDR  00382cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362082802441
=005  20120730163215.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|n\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85058308 
=035  \\$aBZQ8214NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRL91$cPopular works
=053  \\$aRL151$bRL159$cGeneral
=150  \\$aHair$xDiseases
=750  \2$aHair Diseases$5IEN$0(DNLM)D006201

=LDR  00520cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362082902441
=005  20120730163215.0
=008  030731||\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85058305 
=035  \\$aBZQ8211NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aGN193$cPhysical anthropology
=053  \0$aQL942$cComparative anatomy
=053  \0$aQM488$cHuman anatomy
=150  \\$aHair
=450  \\$aHairs
=550  \\$wg$aBody covering (Anatomy)
=550  \\$wg$aHead
=550  \\$aScalp
=750  \2$aHair$5IEN$0(DNLM)D006197

=LDR  00985cz  a2200253n  4500
=001  9880362083002441
=005  20120730163215.0
=008  030606i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85058255 
=035  \\$aBZQ8161NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dWaU
=053  \0$aQL638.14$bQL638.15$cZoology
=150  \\$aHagfishes
=450  \\$wnne$aHagfish
=450  \\$aHyperotreta
=450  \\$aHyperotreti
=450  \\$aMyxiniformes
=450  \\$aMyxinoidei
=550  \\$wg$aMyxini
=670  \\$aCatalog of fishes, via WWW, June 6, 2003:$bclassification (Order Myxiniformes, Class Myxini)
=670  \\$aNelson, J.S. Fishes of the world, c1994:$bp. 26 (Order Myxiniformes (Hyperotreti), Class Myxini)
=670  \\$aEncyclopedia of fishes, 1995:$bp. 24 (Order Myxiniformes - Hagfishes, Class Myxini, Superclass Agnatha)
=670  \\$aCommon and sci. names of fishes from the U.S. and Canada, 1991:$bp. 11 (Order Myxiniformes, Class Myxini--Hagfishes)
=750  \2$aHagfishes$5IEN$0(DNLM)D006196

=LDR  00459cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362083102441
=005  20121023153035.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85058242 
=035  \\$aBZQ8148NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dWaU
=053  \0$aQD181.H5$cGeneral and inorganic chemistry
=053  \0$aTK9185.2.H33$cNuclear engineering
=150  \\$aHafnium compounds
=550  \\$wg$aTransition metal compounds
=750  \2$aHafnium$5IEN$0(DNLM)D006195

=LDR  00434cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362083202441
=005  20120730163215.0
=008  860211||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85058238 
=035  \\$aBZQ8144NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQD181.H5
=150  \\$aHafnium
=450  \\$aCeltium
=550  \\$wg$aTitanium group
=670  \\$aWk AFH2250
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/3/90
=750  \2$aHafnium$5IEN$0(DNLM)D006195

=LDR  00413cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362083302441
=005  20070420140315.0
=008  860211||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85058163 
=035  \\$aBZQ8069NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aHabituation (Neuropsychology)
=550  \\$wg$aPsychophysiology
=550  \\$aConditioned response
=750  \2$aHabituation, Psychophysiologic$0(DNLM)D006185$5IEN

=LDR  00374cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362083402441
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=010  \\$ash 85058157 
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=053  \0$aBF335$bBF337
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=550  \\$wg$aPsychology
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=LDR  00505cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362083502441
=005  20120730163214.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85058136 
=035  \\$aBZQ8042NU
=035  \\$aSH 85058136
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aQR184.35
=150  \\$aH-Y antigen
=450  \\$aHY antigen
=450  \\$aSex determinant antigen
=550  \\$wg$aImmunogenetics
=550  \\$wg$aMinor histocompatibility antigens
=750  \2$aH-Y Antigen$5IEN$0(DNLM)D006182

=LDR  00695cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880362083602441
=005  20120730163214.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85058113 
=035  \\$aBZQ8019NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQE391.G93$cMineralogy
=053  \0$aS643$cFertilizers
=053  \0$aTA455.G9$cEngineering materials
=053  \0$aTN946$cMineral resources
=150  \\$aGypsum
=450  \\$aGyp (Gypsum)
=450  \\$aGypsite
=550  \\$wg$aSulfate minerals
=670  \\$aWeb. 3$b(gypsum: a widely distributed mineral consisting of hydrous calcium sulfate; gypsite, earthy gypsum; gyp: several meanings)
=750  \2$aCalcium Sulfate$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002133

=LDR  02813cz  a2200349n  4500
=001  9880362083702441
=005  20160801094022.0
=008  001222i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85058109$zsj 96005636
=035  \\$aBZQ8015NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dViU$dDLC
=053  \0$aDX
=150  \\$aRomanies
=450  \\$aBohemians (Romanies)
=450  \\$wnne$aGipsies
=450  \\$aGitanos
=450  \\$wnne$aGypsies
=450  \\$aKalderash
=450  \\$aManush
=450  \\$aRoma (People)
=450  \\$aRomani
=450  \\$aSinti
=550  \\$wg$aNomads
=670  \\$aLetter from Ian Hancock, The Romani Archives and Documentation Center, Nov. 1, 2000$b("... the most often-proposed alternative [to Gypsies], Roma, presents problems. It does seem to be becoming the usual term in the press, but it is neither a singular noun nor an adjective ... The singular noun is Rom, its plural Roma, and its adjectival form Romani.  While the two principal Romani organizations ... agree that Rom(a) be used as the preferred self-ascription for all populations of Romani descent, there are ... numbers of such populations which do not use the ethnonym for themselves. However, even these populations use the adjectival form Romani to describe themselves, their language and their culture ... My suggestion ... is to follow the pattern of referring to the group by its adjective ... and create a new subject heading 'Romanies' (though singular Romani, not Romany). Referring to Romanies is already long established in Britain ...")
=670  \\$aLC Collections Policy Statements, Gypsy Studies, June 2000$b(Preferred terminology among many scholars and Gypsy groups is now 'Roma' or 'Romanies' (plural noun) and 'Romani' or 'Romany' (adjective))
=670  \\$aRomani-Jewish Alliance newsletter, Dec. 1994:$bt.p. (Roma)
=670  \\$aOED, 2nd ed.$b("Rom (r#m) Also pl. Roma(s), Rom."; "Romani fem. & pl. of Romano f. Rom gypsy")
=670  \\$aEncyc. Britannica$b("Gypsiologists have delineated three main tribal groups: (1) the Kalderash ... (2) the Gitanos ... (3) the Manush ... also known as Sinti")
=670  \\$aThe story of Karl Stojka, c1992:$bglossary, p. 52 (Gypsies: a collective term for Roma and Sinti)
=670  \\$aLC database, May 12, 1998$b(Gitanos; Kalderash; Manush; Sinti)
=670  \\$aOED online, Aug. 16, 2006$b(Bohemian: The transferred senses are taken from French, in which bohême, bohémien, have been applied to the gipsies, since their first appearance in the 15th c., because they were thought to come from Bohemia, or perhaps actually entered the West through that country. Thence, in modern French , the word has been transferred to vagabond, adventurer, person of irregular life or habits, a sense introduced into Eng. by Thackeray)
=750  \2$aRoma$5IEN$0(DNLM)D006178

=LDR  00650cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362083802441
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=035  \\$aBZQ8009NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRZ386
=150  \\$aOsteopathic gynecology
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=550  \\$wg$aGynecology
=550  \\$wg$aOsteopathic medicine
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=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aGynecology$iand$aOsteopathic Medicine.

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=053  \\$aRG
=150  \\$aGynecology
=450  \\$aGynaecology
=550  \\$wg$aMedicine
=550  \\$aGenerative organs, Female$xDiseases
=670  \\$aKing, H. Hippocrates' women, c1998:$bCIP galley (gynaecology)
=750  \2$aGynecology$5IEN$0(DNLM)D006176

=LDR  00413cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362084002441
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=150  \\$aGynecologists
=550  \\$wg$aPhysicians
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/3/90
=750  \2$aGynecologists$0(DNLM)D000094502$5IEN-M
=930  \\$aMeSH Mapping GN 2025/11/18

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=750  \2$aGenital Diseases, Female$xnursing$5IEN$0(DNLM)D005831Q000451

=LDR  00481cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362084202441
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=053  \\$aRG107$bRG107.5
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=550  \\$wg$aGynecology$xDiagnosis
=550  \\$wg$aPhysical diagnosis
=550  \\$wg$aWomen$xMedical examinations
=750  \2$aGynecological Examination$0(DNLM)D058869$5IEN

=LDR  00360cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362084302441
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=035  \\$aBZQ7984NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aQK494$bQK494.5
=150  \\$aGymnosperms
=550  \\$wg$aPhanerogams
=750  \2$aGymnosperms$5IEN$0(DNLM)D019681

=LDR  00356cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362084402441
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=035  \\$aBZQ7973NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aGymnasts
=550  \\$wg$aAthletes
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/3/90
=750  \2$aGymnastics$5IEN$0(DNLM)D006173

=LDR  00586cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362084502441
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=008  050118i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85058059 
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=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
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=150  \\$aGymnastics
=360  \\$isubdivision$aGymnastics$iunder names of individual educational institutions, e.g.$aHarvard University--Gymnastics
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=550  \\$wg$aExercise
=550  \\$wg$aSports
=550  \\$aPhysical education and training
=750  \2$aGymnastics$5IEN$0(DNLM)D006173

=LDR  00437cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362084602441
=005  20120730163212.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85058004 
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=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aQK495.A12
=150  \\$aGuttiferales
=450  \\$wnne$aHypericales
=450  \\$aParietales
=450  \\$aTheales
=550  \\$wg$aDicotyledons
=750  \2$aTheales$5IEN$0(DNLM)D020448

=LDR  00415cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362084702441
=005  20120730163212.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85058003 
=035  \\$aBZQ7909LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aQK495.G87
=150  \\$aGuttiferae
=450  \\$aClusiaceae
=450  \\$wnne$aHypericaceae
=550  \\$wg$aGuttiferales
=750  \2$aClusiaceae$5IEN$0(DNLM)D028084

=LDR  00434cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362084802441
=005  20120730163211.0
=008  940406i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85058001 
=035  \\$aBZQ7907NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aSB291.I5$cCulture
=053  \\$aTS1930$cManufacture
=150  \\$aGutta-percha
=550  \\$wg$aRubber, Cyclized
=550  \\$aRubber
=750  \2$aGutta-Percha$5IEN$0(DNLM)D006171

=LDR  00662cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362084902441
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=008  920615i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85057943 
=035  \\$aBZQ7849NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRD96.3
=150  \\$aGunshot wounds
=450  \\$aBullet wounds
=550  \\$wg$aPenetrating wounds
=680  \\$iHere are entered works on gunshot wounds in general and of particular organs or regions of the body. For the latter, a first subject heading is made for the wounds of the part of the body, e.g.$a1. Heart--Wounds and injuries. 2. Gunshot wounds.
=750  \2$aWounds, Gunshot$5IEN$0(DNLM)D014948

=LDR  00668cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880362085002441
=005  20120730163211.0
=008  920615i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85057917 
=035  \\$aBZQ7823NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aTP977$bTP978$cGeneral
=053  \\$aTP1180$cPlastics
=150  \\$aGums and resins, Synthetic
=450  \\$aArtificial resins
=450  \\$aGums and resins, Artificial
=450  \\$aResins, Synthetic
=450  \\$aSynthetic resins
=550  \\$wg$aProtective coatings
=550  \\$wg$aSynthetic products
=550  \\$aSynthetic gums and resins industry
=750  \2$aResins, Synthetic$5IEN$0(DNLM)D012117

=LDR  00633cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880362085102441
=005  20070529100603.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85057914 
=035  \\$aBZQ7820NU
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=053  \\$aSB289$bSB291$cCulture
=053  \\$aTP977$bTP979.5$cChemical technology
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=450  \\$aResins
=450  \\$aRosin
=550  \\$wg$aNaval stores
=550  \\$wg$aPlant exudates
=550  \\$wg$aProtective coatings
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=750  \2$aPlant Gums$0(DNLM)D053149$5IEN

=LDR  00511cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362085202441
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=010  \\$ash 85057912 
=035  \\$aBZQ7818NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dNNCU-C
=053  \0$aRK401$bRK410
=150  \\$aGums$xDiseases
=450  \\$aGum disease
=550  \\$wg$aPeriodontal disease
=670  \\$aDiBenedetto, D. Insider's guide to gum disease, orthodontics, and dentistry, c2008.
=750  \2$aGingival Diseases$5IEN$0(DNLM)D005882

=LDR  00394cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362085302441
=005  20120730163211.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85057910 
=035  \\$aBZQ7816NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQM306
=150  \\$aGums
=450  \\$aGingiva
=550  \\$wg$aPeriodontium
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/2/90
=750  \2$aGingiva$5IEN$0(DNLM)D005881

=LDR  00997cz  a2200265n  4500
=001  9880362085402441
=005  20120730163211.0
=008  060920i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85057900 
=035  \\$aBZQ7806NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aGum arabic
=450  \\$aAcacia gum
=450  \\$aAcacia (Gum arabic)
=450  \\$aBabool gum
=450  \\$aBabul gum
=450  \\$aGum acacia
=450  \\$aSenegal gum
=550  \\$wg$aAdhesives
=550  \\$wg$aGums and resins
=550  \\$wg$aStabilizing agents
=670  \\$aWeb. 3$b(gum arabic, also called gum acacia)
=670  \\$aAmerican heritage dict.$b(gum arabic, also called acacia: gum exuded by various African trees of the genus Acacia, esp. A. senegal, used in the preparation of pills and emulsions and the manufacture of mucilage and candies and in general as a thickener and colloidal stabilizer)
=670  \\$aAAT$b(gum arabic, UF acacia gum, babool gum, babul gum)
=750  \2$aGum Arabic$5IEN$0(DNLM)D006170

=LDR  00442cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362085502441
=005  20120730163211.0
=008  871218i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85057793 
=035  \\$a(OCoLC)02047048
=035  \\$aBZQ7699NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQL737.R634$cZoology
=053  \\$aSF401.G85$cGeneral culture
=150  \\$aGuinea pigs
=550  \\$wg$aCaviidae
=750  \2$aGuinea Pigs$5IEN$0(DNLM)D006168

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=001  9880362998202441
=005  20120730164443.0
=008  970805i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 97006035 
=035  \\$aCUH1490NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \\$aRE901.H4
=150  \0$aOphthalmic zoster
=450  \0$aGanglionitis, Gasserian
=450  \0$aGasserian ganglionitis
=450  \0$aHerpes ophthalmicus
=450  \0$aHerpes zoster ophthalmicus
=450  \0$aOcular herpes zoster
=450  \0$aOcular zoster
=550  \0$wg$aEye$xInfections
=550  \0$wg$aShingles (Disease)
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 85-665890:Hybord, A. Du zona ophthalmique et les lesions oculaires qui s'y rattachent, 1872.
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Herpes zoster ophthalmicus x Herpes zoster, Ocular)
=670  \\$aDorland's med. dict.$b(herpes zoster ophthalmicus. Called also gasserian ganglionitis, herpes ophthalmicus, ophthalmic zoster)
=670  \\$aOcular infection and immunology:$bp. 937 (herpes zoster ophthalmicus, ophthalmic zoster)
=750  \2$aHerpes Zoster Ophthalmicus$5IEN$0(DNLM)D006563

=LDR  00431cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362998302441
=005  20120730164443.0
=008  970731i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 97005949 
=035  \\$aCUH1444NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=150  \0$aPsyllium products
=550  \0$wg$aPlant products
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 90-900370: Mathur, D.P. Psyllium production and marketing in India, 1990.
=750  \2$aPsyllium$5IEN$0(DNLM)D011620

=LDR  01612cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880362998402441
=005  20050820163015.0
=008  030711i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 96001154 
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQP752.T63$cBiochemistry
=150  \\$aTrans fatty acids
=450  \\$aTrans fats
=550  \\$wg$aStereoisomers
=550  \\$wg$aUnsaturated fatty acids
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 96109464: Kris-Etherton, P.M. Trans fatty acids and coronary heart disease risk, c1995.
=670  \\$aFatty acids in foods and their health implications, 1992:$bp. 7 (An unsaturated fatty acid with a double bond can have two possible configurations, cis or trans, depending on the relative positions of the alkyl groups.) p. 858 (Among isomeric fatty acids, interest has focused primarily on trans fatty acids rather than on positional isomers of cis fatty acids.)
=670  \\$aSiguel, E. Essential fatty acids in health and disease, 1994:$bp. 32 (trans fatty acids are straight and therefore act like saturated fat.)
=670  \\$aNestl�e Nutrition Workshop (28th : 1990 : Mexico City, Mexico). Polyunsaturated fatty acids in human nutrition, 1992:$bp. 222 (Trans fatty acids (produced after hydrogenation of polyunsaturated fats) raise total blood cholesterol and LDL-cholesterol levels in a manner similar to cholesterol-raising saturated fatty acids.)
=670  \\$aNew York Times, July 10, 2003$b("Trans fats are created when hydrogen is added to vegetable oil, solidifying it and increasing the shelflife of products.")
=675  \\$aMESH
=750  \2$aTrans Fatty Acids$0(DNLM)D044242$5IEN

=LDR  01482cz  a2200349n  4500
=001  9880362998502441
=005  20100714091304.0
=008  970804i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\c
=010  \\$ash 97005981 
=035  \\$aCUF1393LC
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh 97005981
=040  \\$aDNAL$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQP144.F85$cPhysiology
=150  \\$aFunctional foods
=450  \\$aDesigner foods
=450  \\$aMedicinal food
=450  \\$aMedicinal foods
=450  \\$aNeutraceuticals
=450  \\$aNeutriceuticals
=450  \\$aNutraceuticals
=450  \\$aNutriceuticals
=450  \\$aPharmafoods
=550  \\$wg$aFood
=670  \\$aJournal of neutraceuticals, functional & medical foods, vol. 1, no. 1 (1997):$bp. 7 (neutraceuticals, functional foods, pharmafoods)
=670  \\$aAgricola database, June 23, 1997$b(functional foods)
=670  \\$aGoldberg, I. Functional foods, 1994:$bp. xv (functional foods, designer foods, pharmafoods and neutraceuticals are synonyms)
=670  \\$aMemo from USDA Food and Nutrition Information Center, June 23, 1997$b(functional foods is preferred term)
=670  \\$aLC database, July 24, 1997.
=670  \\$aWWW, Aug. 19, 1997$b(neutraceuticals, neutriceuticals, nutraceuticals, nutriceuticals)
=675  \\$aWeb. 3
=680  \\$iHere are entered works on foods that have a positive impact on an individual's health, physical performance or state of mind, in addition to their nutritive value.
=750  \2$aFunctional Food$0(DNLM)D055951$5IEN

=LDR  00839cz  a2200277n  4500
=001  9880362998602441
=005  20120730164443.0
=008  970731i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\c
=010  \\$ash 97005926 
=035  \\$aCUF1378NU
=035  \\$aSH 97005926
=040  \\$aIaCfT$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aRM666.I17
=150  \\$aIbuprofen
=450  \\$aIsobutylhydratropic acid
=550  \\$wg$aAnalgesics
=550  \\$wg$aNonsteroidal anti-inflammatory agents
=550  \\$wg$aPropionic acid$xDerivatives
=670  \\$aOsei, A.K. The effects of ibuprofen on exercise-induced muscle soreness and performance.
=670  \\$aMerck:$bp. 776.
=670  \\$aAcad Am. encyc.:$bv. 11, p. 7.
=670  \\$aBiol. & agr. index.
=670  \\$aLC database, July 31, 1997.
=670  \\$aMESH.
=675  \\$aChem. abst.
=750  \2$aIbuprofen$5IEN$0(DNLM)D007052

=LDR  00486cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362998702441
=005  20120730164443.0
=008  970730i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 97005876 
=035  \\$aCUF1349NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=150  \0$aSapogenins
=550  \0$wg$aSteroid saponins
=670  \\$aAsolkar, L.V. Diosgenin and other steroid precursors, 1979.
=670  \\$aDict. of biochemistry and molecular biology.
=670  \\$aMESH.
=750  \2$aSapogenins$5IEN$0(DNLM)D012502

=LDR  01075cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880362998802441
=005  20120730164443.0
=008  970729i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\c
=010  \\$ash 97005842 
=035  \\$aCUF1327NU
=040  \\$aNIC$cDLC
=150  \0$aDiosgenin
=450  \0$aNitogenin
=550  \0$wg$aSapogenins
=670  \\$aAsolkar, L.V. Diosgenin and other steroid precursors, 1979.
=670  \\$aWeb. 3$b(diosgenin, a crystalline steroid sapogenin)
=670  \\$aOED$b(diosgenin, a crystalline sapogenin, C27H42O3, obtained chiefly from Mexican yams of the genus Dioscorea and used in preparation of steroid hormones such as cortisone)
=670  \\$aMESH Tree Structures, 1997:$bp. 412 (Diosgenin, indented under Sapogenins, which are indented under Spirostans)
=670  \\$aHandbk. of data on organic compounds, 3rd. ed., c1994:$bvol. 5, p. 4972 (Diosgenin, CAS RN:512-04-9)
=670  \\$aNames, synonyms, & structures of organ. compounds:$bvol. 1, p. 498-499 (diosgenin, nitogenin)
=675  \\$aMESH Chem. suppl.;$aUSAN
=750  \2$aDiosgenin$5IEN$0(DNLM)D004144

=LDR  00798cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362998902441
=005  20120730164442.0
=008  970722i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 97005617 
=035  \\$aCUE6026NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \\$aQD305.A2
=150  \0$aHydroxy acids
=550  \0$wg$aCarboxylic acids
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 97-172561: Coppola, G.M. [Alpha]-hydroxy acids in enantioselective syntheses, c1997.
=670  \\$aHackh chem. dict.$b(hydroxy acid: an organic cpd. containing both the hydroxyl and carboxyl radicals)
=670  \\$aMcGraw-Hill dict. sci. tech.$b(hydroxy acid: any organic acid having an -OH group)
=670  \\$aMESH$b(under carboxylic acids: hydroxy acids)
=675  \\$aHawley chem. dict.;$aMerck index
=750  \2$aHydroxy Acids$5IEN$0(DNLM)D006880

=LDR  01089cz  a2200289n  4500
=001  9880362999002441
=005  20120730164442.0
=008  970716i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 97005475 
=035  \\$aCUE5971LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aQK495.C194$cBotany
=150  \0$aCannabaceae
=450  \0$aCannabiaceae
=450  \0$aCannabidaceae
=450  \0$aCannabinaceae
=550  \0$wg$aUrticales
=670  \\$aInd. nom. gen. (plant):$bp. 283 (Cannabaceae)
=670  \\$aEngler Syl. Pflanz.:$bv. 2, p. 57 (subfam. Canaboideae (Cannabaceae))
=670  \\$aHortus 3$b(Cannabinaceae: Cannabaceae)
=670  \\$aDict. flow. ferns$b(Cannabidaceae syn.: Cannabaceae, Cannabiaceae, Cannabinaceae)
=670  \\$aCAB thes.$b(Cannabidaceae)
=670  \\$aCklist. vasc. flora:$bv. 1, p. 191 (Cannabaceae)
=670  \\$aAGRICOLA, July 16, 1997$b(Cannabaceae, Cannabidaceae [descriptor:] Cannabidaceae)
=670  \\$aBasicBIOSIS, July 16, 1997$b(Cannabidaceae, Cannabaceae)
=670  \\$aBioAgrIndex, July 16, 1997$b(Cannabaceae)
=750  \2$aCannabaceae$5IEN$0(DNLM)D027581

=LDR  00657cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362999102441
=005  20120730164442.0
=008  970701i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 97005109 
=035  \\$aCUD6340LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=150  \\$aFollistatin
=550  \\$wg$aGlycoproteins
=550  \\$wg$aGrowth factors
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 97-26294: Inhibin, activin, follistatin : regulatory functions in system and cell biology, c1997.
=670  \\$aMESH suppl. chem.$b(follistatin: isolated from porcine ovarian follicular fluid; inhibits release of follicle-stimulating hormone; activin-binding protein)
=750  \2$aFollistatin$5IEN$0(DNLM)D038681

=LDR  00628cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362999202441
=005  20120730164442.0
=008  970701i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 97005108 
=035  \\$aCUD6339LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=150  \\$aActivin
=550  \\$wg$aGlycoproteins
=550  \\$wg$aPeptide hormones
=550  \\$wg$aTransforming growth factors-beta
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 97-26294: Inhibin, activin, follistatin : regulatory functions in system and cell biology, c1997.
=670  \\$aMESH suppl. chem.$b(Activin)
=670  \\$aChem abst.:$bReg. no. 104625-48-1.
=750  \2$aActivins$5IEN$0(DNLM)D028341

=LDR  00567cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362999302441
=005  20120730164442.0
=008  970626i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 97005031 
=035  \\$aCUD1469NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \\$aQP552.T37
=150  \0$aTenascin
=550  \0$wg$aExtracellular matrix proteins
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 97-26129: Shrestha, P. Tenascin : expression and functional role in cellular growth and adhesion-implications in cancer cell invasion and metastasis, 1997.
=670  \\$aMESH.
=750  \2$aTenascin$5IEN$0(DNLM)D019063

=LDR  00463cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362999402441
=005  20120730164438.0
=008  970114||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 97000500 
=035  \\$aCTQ7919NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \\$aQH600.2
=150  \0$aCentromere
=550  \0$wg$aChromosomes
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 97-3361: The centromere, 1997.
=670  \\$aMESH.
=670  \\$aDorland's med. dict.
=750  \2$aCentromere$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002503

=LDR  00718cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362999502441
=005  20120730164438.0
=008  970113i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\c
=010  \\$ash 97000461 
=035  \\$aCTQ7913NU
=040  \\$aMnMHCL$cDLC
=150  \0$aOtitis media with effusion in children
=550  \0$wg$aOtitis media in children
=670  \\$aHennepin$b(Otitis media with effusion in children)
=670  \\$a94-232466: Otitis media with effusion in young children, 1994.
=750  \2$81$wb$aOtitis Media with Effusion$5IEN$0(DNLM)D010034
=750  \2$81$wb$aChild$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002648
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aOtitis Media with Effusion$iand$aChild$5IEN

=LDR  00459cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362999602441
=005  20120730164438.0
=008  970103i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 97000137 
=035  \\$aCTQ1813NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \\$aRT75
=150  \0$aNursing$xStudy and teaching (Graduate)
=450  \0$wnne$aGraduate nursing education
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Education, Nursing, Graduate)
=750  \2$aEducation, Nursing, Graduate$5IEN$0(DNLM)D004511

=LDR  00525cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362999702441
=005  20120730164438.0
=008  970103i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 97000135 
=035  \\$aCTQ1812NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \\$aR845
=150  \0$aMedicine$xStudy and teaching (Continuing education)
=450  \0$aContinuing medical education
=450  \0$wnne$aPostgraduate medical education
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Education, Medical, Continuing)
=750  \2$aEducation, Medical, Continuing$5IEN$0(DNLM)D004502

=LDR  00460cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362999802441
=005  20120730164437.0
=008  970103i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 97000133 
=035  \\$aCTQ1811NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \\$aR840
=150  \0$aMedicine$xStudy and teaching (Graduate)
=450  \0$wnne$aGraduate medical education
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Education, Medical, Graduate)
=750  \2$aEducation, Medical, Graduate$5IEN$0(DNLM)D004503

=LDR  00897cz  a2200241n  4500
=001  9880362999902441
=005  20120730164437.0
=008  960912i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 96009458 
=035  \\$aCTQ1758LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \\$aQK495.P22$cBotany
=150  \0$aChelidonium
=450  \0$aCelandines
=550  \0$wg$aPapaveraceae
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 93-186974: Potopal�ski�i, A.I. Preparaty chistotela v biologii i medi�t�sine, 1992:$bp. 14 (Chelidonium)
=670  \\$aTerrell cklist. names 3,000 vasc. plants of econ. imp.$b(Chelidonium L.)
=670  \\$aWeb. 3$b(Chelidonium, Papaveraceae)
=670  \\$aInd. nom. gen. (plant.)$b(Chelidonium L. Papaveraceae)
=670  \\$aHortus 3$b(Chelidonium L. Celandine)
=670  \\$aEngler Syl. Pflanz.:$bv. 2, p. 180 (Chelidonium)
=670  \\$aCAB thes.$b(Chelidonium)
=750  \2$aChelidonium$5IEN$0(DNLM)D028281

=LDR  00923cz  a2200253n  4500
=001  9880363000002441
=005  20120730164437.0
=008  960911i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 96009383 
=035  \\$aCTQ1755LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \0$aQK495.C74$cBotany
=150  \\$aHelichrysum
=450  \\$aElichrysum
=550  \\$wg$aCompositae
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 93-178563: Isa�ikina, A.P. �T�Smin peschany�i na Ukraine, 1992:$bp. 4 (Helichrysum Mill. corr. Pers. Asteraceae)
=670  \\$aSPN$b(Helichrysum (Elichrysum) Everlasting)
=670  \\$aWeb. 3$b(Helichrysum)
=670  \\$aInd. nom. gen. (plant.)$b(Helichrysum)
=670  \\$aHortus 3$b(Helichrysum Mill. Everlasting. Immortelle. Compositae)
=670  \\$aUsher dict. plants$b(Helichrysum)
=670  \\$aEngler Syl. Pflanz.:$bv. 2, p. 489 (Helichrysum)
=670  \\$aCAB thes.$b(Helichrysum)
=750  \2$aHelichrysum$5IEN$0(DNLM)D036562

=LDR  00464cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880363000102441
=005  20120730164437.0
=008  100608i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|n\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash2010010328
=035  \\$aCTP5777NU
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aSkull base$xCancer
=667  \\$aRecord generated for validation purposes.
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Chordomas and chondrosarcomas of the skull base and spine, c2003
=750  \2$aSkull Base Neoplasms$5IEN$0(DNLM)D019292

=LDR  00499cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880363000202441
=005  20120730164436.0
=008  961227i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 96012184 
=035  \\$aCTN5682NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \\$aQP702.G55
=150  \0$aGlucosamine
=550  \0$wg$aHexosamines
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 96-6569: Theodosakis, J. The Arthritis cure, c1996.
=670  \\$aMESH.
=670  \\$aOld catalog hdg.$b(Glucosamine)
=750  \2$aGlucosamine$5IEN$0(DNLM)D005944

=LDR  01430cz  a2200265n  4500
=001  9880363000302441
=005  20120730164436.0
=008  961226i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\c
=010  \\$ash 96012165 
=035  \\$aCTN5667NU
=040  \\$aCSfA$cDLC
=150  \0$aPhenotype
=450  \0$aPhenotypes
=550  \0$wg$aGenetics
=550  \0$aGenotype-environment interaction
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Rollo, C.D. Phenotypes, 1994, c1995.
=670  \\$aMcGraw-Hill dict. sci. tech.$b(phenotype: "The observable characters of an organism.")
=670  \\$aConcise sci. dict., 1984$b(phenotype: "The observable characteristics of an organism. These are determined by its genes (genotype), the dominance relationships between the alleles, and by the interaction of the genes with the environment.")
=670  \\$aThe Oxford dict. of natural history, 1985$b(phenotype: "The observable manifestation of a specific genotype; those properties of an organism produced by the genotype in conjunction with the environment that are observable.")
=670  \\$aWeb. 3.
=670  \\$aCAB thes.$b(Phenotypes)
=670  \\$aBiol. & agr. index$b(Genotype and phenotype)
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Phenotype)
=670  \\$aCrisp. thes.$b(Phenotype: the entire physical, biochemical and physiological makeup of an individual as determined both genetically and environmentally; also any one or any group of such traits.)
=750  \2$aPhenotype$5IEN$0(DNLM)D010641

=LDR  00478cz  a2200133n  4500
=001  9880363000402441
=005  20190610131538.0
=008  961217\|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|n\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 96011913
=035  \\$aCTN5467NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=150  \\$aMedicine in art
=670  \\$a91-12222: Bertman, Sandra L. Facing death : images, insights, and interventions : a handbook for educators, healthcare professionals, and counselors, c1991.
=750  \2$aMedicine in the Arts$5IEN$0(DNLM)D008512

=LDR  00504cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880363000502441
=005  20070910075812.0
=008  961212i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 96011736 
=035  \\$aCTN5401NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aHomocysteine
=550  \\$wg$aSulfur amino acids
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 96-29882: The homocysteine revolution : medicine for the new millenium, 1997.
=670  \\$aMESH.
=670  \\$aDorland's med. dict.
=750  \2$aHomocysteine$0(DNLM)D006710$5IEN-M

=LDR  00655cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880363000602441
=005  20120730164436.0
=008  961211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 96011668 
=035  \\$aCTM9693NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \\$aRJ505.B5
=150  \0$aBibliotherapy for teenagers
=550  \0$wg$aAdolescent psychotherapy
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 96-51730: Doll, B. Bibliotherapy with young people ... 1997.
=750  \2$81$wb$aBibliotherapy$5IEN$0(DNLM)D001638
=750  \2$81$wb$aAdolescent$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000293
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aBibliotherapy$iand$aAdolescent$5IEN

=LDR  00876cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880363000702441
=005  20120730164436.0
=008  961209i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 96011577 
=035  \\$aCTM9617NU
=035  \\$aSH 96011577
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aOsseointegration
=450  \\$aOsteointegration
=550  \\$wg$aGuided bone regeneration
=550  \\$aBone substitutes
=550  \\$aTissue-integrated prostheses
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 96-51486: Osseointegration in skeletal reconstruction and joint replacement, c1997.
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Osseointegration: the growth action of bone tissue, as it assimilates surgically implanted devices or prostheses to be used as either replacement parts or as anchors)
=670  \\$aPatient's guide to dental implants, c1996:$bp. 7 (osteointegration)
=750  \2$aOsseointegration$5IEN$0(DNLM)D016348

=LDR  00662cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880363000802441
=005  20120730164436.0
=008  961204i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 96011409 
=035  \\$aCTM9574NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \\$aRD33.57
=150  \0$aTherapeutic embolization
=450  \0$aEmbolization, Therapeutic
=450  \0$aEmbolotherapy
=550  \0$wg$aHemostasis, Surgical
=550  \0$wg$aInterventional radiology
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 96-29621: Embolotherapy, c1997.
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Embolization, Therapeutic)
=670  \\$aDorland's med. dict.$b(Embolization)
=750  \2$aEmbolization, Therapeutic$5IEN$0(DNLM)D004621

=LDR  00771cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880363000902441
=005  20120730164436.0
=008  040226i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 96011281 
=035  \\$aCTM9568NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aRC669.7
=150  \\$aCardiovascular diseases in old age
=550  \\$wg$aCardiovascular system$xDiseases
=550  \\$wg$aOlder people$xDiseases
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 96050375: Vascular disease in the elderly, c1997.
=670  \\$aMESH$b(cardiovascular diseases/in old age)
=750  \2$81$wb$aCardiovascular Diseases$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002318
=750  \2$81$wb$aAged$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000368
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aCardiovascular Diseases$iand$aAged$5IEN

=LDR  00743cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880363001002441
=005  20150406102557.0
=008  961203i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\c
=010  \\$ash 96011403 
=035  \\$aCTM4498LC
=040  \\$aUk$cDLC
=150  \\$aFrankincense
=450  \\$aOlibanum
=550  \\$wg$aGums and resins
=670  \\$aWatt, M. Frankincense & myrrh, 1996:$bp. 2 (frankincense is derived from the resin of trees from the arid regions of Arabia and E. Africa; used in perfumery, healing and worship; Frankincense or olibanum as it is known in the market place belongs to the Burseraceae family)
=670  \\$aWeb. 3$b(Frankincense; a gum resin cont. volatile oil; an important incense resin)
=750  \2$aFrankincense$0(DNLM)D065260$5IEN

=LDR  00814cz  a2200265n  4500
=001  9880363001102441
=005  20120730164436.0
=008  050809i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 96011320 
=035  \\$aCTM4432NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aRC425.6
=150  \\$aAnomia
=450  \\$aAmnesiac aphasia
=450  \\$aAmnesic aphasia
=450  \\$aAnomic aphasia
=450  \\$aDysnomia
=450  \\$aNominal aphasia
=550  \\$wg$aAmnesia
=550  \\$wg$aAphasia
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 96-49185: Anomia : neuroanatomical and cognitive correlates, 1997.
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Anomia x Aphasia, Amnesic; Aphasia, Anomic; Aphasia, Nominal; Dysnomia)
=670  \\$aRandom House$b(anomia)
=670  \\$aAlltheweb search, Aug. 9, 2005$b(amnesiac aphasia)
=750  \2$aAnomia$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000849

=LDR  00867cz  a2200241n  4500
=001  9880363001202441
=005  20120730164435.0
=008  961129i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 96011270 
=035  \\$aCTL3098NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aTP963.4.A4$cChemical technology
=150  \\$aAmmonium sulfate
=450  \\$wnne$aAmmonium sulphate
=550  \\$wg$aAmmonium salts
=550  \\$wg$aSulfates
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Tsunei, N. Tanka oyobi tetsud�o kakaku ... 1941.
=670  \\$aWeb. 3$b(ammonium sulfate)
=670  \\$aInter. dict. med. biol.$b(ammonium sulfate: a highly soluble salt often used in protein purification)
=670  \\$aTEST$b(Ammonium sulfate)
=670  \\$aOld catalog hdg.$b(Ammonium sulphate)
=688  \\$aHeading changed 20070821 from: 150:#0:_{dollar}a Ammonium sulphate
=750  \2$aAmmonium Sulfate$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000645

=LDR  00449cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880363001302441
=005  20120730164435.0
=008  961121i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 96011007 
=035  \\$aCTL3017NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=150  \0$aDystrophin genes
=550  \0$wg$aGenes
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 96-37800: Dystrophin : gene, protein, and cell biology, 1997.
=675  \\$aMESH
=750  \2$aDystrophin$xgenetics$5IEN$0(DNLM)D016189Q000235

=LDR  00578cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880363001402441
=005  20120730164435.0
=008  961121i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 96011005 
=035  \\$aCTL3016NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \\$aQP552.D95
=150  \0$aDystrophin
=550  \0$wg$aCytoskeletal proteins
=550  \0$wg$aMembrane proteins
=550  \0$wg$aMuscle proteins
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 96-37800: Dystrophin : gene, protein, and cell biology, 1997.
=670  \\$aMESH.
=670  \\$aDorland's med. dict.
=750  \2$aDystrophin$5IEN$0(DNLM)D016189

=LDR  01873cz  a2200325n  4500
=001  9880363001502441
=005  20091216144340.0
=008  961122i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\c
=010  \\$ash 96011049 
=035  \\$aCTK8475NU
=040  \\$aInU$cDLC$dDLC$dAIK$dDLC
=053  \0$aHD3871$bHD3872$cIndustry
=150  \\$aPublic-private sector cooperation
=450  \\$aPrivate-public partnerships
=450  \\$aPrivate-public sector cooperation
=450  \\$aPublic-private partnerships
=450  \\$aPublic-private sector collaboration
=550  \\$wg$aCooperation
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 93-241412: Jacobs, L. Public-private partnerships in environmental protection, c1993.
=670  \\$aWaddock, S.A. Development of public-private partnership, 1985.
=670  \\$a84-3343: Bresnick, D. Youthjobs : toward a private/public partnership, 1984.
=670  \\$a93-917431: Paitoon Wiboonchutikula. Executive summary, trade and industrialization policy incentives for implementation through private-public sector cooperation, 1993.
=670  \\$a81-603889: Case studies in private/public cooperation to revitalize America, 1981.
=670  \\$a82-62020: U.S. waterways productivity : a private and public partnership, c1983.
=670  \\$a88-50744: Public and private partnerships for financing highway improvements, 1988.
=670  \\$a86-137674: Levin, E.A. A model for joint public sector/private sector participation, 1985.
=670  \\$a88-50744: Haney, M.P. U.S. participation in International Women's Year : a model for successful public-private collaboration ... 1995.
=670  \\$a90-947234: Suyono, H. Public/private sector joint partnership achieving social goals, 1989.
=670  \\$a87-980046: Report on housing and urban development in Zimbabwe : public and private sector partnership, 1986.
=750  \2$aPublic-Private Sector Partnerships$0(DNLM)D055818$5IEN

=LDR  00656cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880363001602441
=005  20040820133844.0
=008  961119i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 96010897 
=035  \\$aCTK8403NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=150  \\$aRotaxanes
=550  \\$wg$aCyclic compounds
=670  \\$aMcGraw Hill dict. sci. tech.:$bRotaxane (A compound with two or more independent portions not bonded to each other but linked by a linear portion threaded through a ring and maintained in position by bulky end groups)
=670  \\$aChem. abstr. index guide, 1982-86.
=670  \\$aOld catalog hdg.$b(Rotaxanes)
=750  \2$aRotaxanes$0(DNLM)D043862$5IEN

=LDR  00563cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880363001702441
=005  20120730164435.0
=008  961119i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 96010896 
=035  \\$aCTK8402NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=150  \0$aCatenanes
=550  \0$wg$aPolycyclic compounds
=670  \\$aHawley chem. dict.:$bCatenane (A compound with interlocking rings which are not chemically bonded but which cannot be separated without breaking at least one valence bond)
=670  \\$aOld catalog hdg.$b(Catenanes)
=750  \2$aCatenanes$5IEN$0(DNLM)D043863

=LDR  00984cz  a2200265n  4500
=001  9880363001802441
=005  20120730164435.0
=008  961118i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 96010873 
=035  \\$aCTK8389NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aRC548.5
=150  \0$aRestless legs syndrome
=450  \0$aAsthenia crurum paresthetica
=450  \0$aEkbom syndrome
=450  \0$aEkbom's syndrome
=450  \0$aRestless leg syndrome
=450  \0$aWittmaack-Ekbom syndrome
=550  \0$wg$aInsomnia
=550  \0$wg$aMovement disorders
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 96-76822: Wilson, V.N. Sleep thief, restless legs syndrome, c1996.
=670  \\$aMESH.$b(Restless legs x Ekbom's syndrome)
=670  \\$aGrosser & Spafford's physiological psychology dict.
=670  \\$aJablonski's dict. of syndromes and eponymic diseases$b(Restless leg syndrome; Ekbom syndrome, Wittmaack-Ekbom syndrome, asthenia crurum paresthetica)
=750  \2$aRestless Legs Syndrome$5IEN$0(DNLM)D012148

=LDR  01700cz  a2200373n  4500
=001  9880363001902441
=005  20160429142650.0
=008  961118i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\c
=010  \\$ash 96010870
=035  \\$aCTK8386LC
=040  \\$aUk$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQK495.P78$cBotany
=053  \0$aSB615.J34$cWeed
=150  \\$aJapanese knotweed
=450  \\$aFallopia japonica
=450  \\$aJapanese knotgrass
=450  \\$aKnotweed, Japanese
=450  \\$aMexican bamboo
=450  \\$aPolygonum cuspidatum
=450  \\$aPolygonum japonicum
=450  \\$aPolygonum sieboldii
=450  \\$aReynoutria japonica
=450  \\$aTiniaria japonica
=550  \\$wg$aPolygonum
=670  \\$a1996 survey of Japanese knotweed, Himalayan balsam, Giant hogweed, c1996.
=670  \\$aElsevier's dict. of wild and cult. plants$b(Japanese knotgrass; Polygonum sieboldii, Reynoutria japonica)
=670  \\$aHortus 3:$bunder Polygonum (compactum: P. cuspidatum var.; cuspidatum; Reynoutria japonica; Japanese K.; Mexican bamboo)
=670  \\$aWeb. 3$b(Japanese knotweed; Polygonum cuspidatum)
=670  \\$aStace, C. New flora of the Brit. Isles, 1991$b(Japanese knotweed; Fallopia japonica, Renoutria japonica; Polygomun cuspidatum)
=670  \\$aFitter, R. Wild flowers of Brit. and N. Euro., 1996:$bp. 42 (Japanese knotweed; Reynoutria japonica; Polygonum cuspidatum)
=670  \\$aFlora Europaea, 1993:$bv. 1, p. 98 (Reynoutria japonica; Tiniaria japonica; Polygonum cuspidatum)
=670  \\$aNew Royal Hor. Soc. Dict. of gardening, 1992:$bunder Polygonum (P. japonicum; Japanese knotweed; Mexican bamboo; va.: compactum)
=675  \\$aBritannica
=750  \2$aFallopia japonica$0(DNLM)D045468$5IEN

=LDR  01017cz  a2200253n  4500
=001  9880363002002441
=005  20120730164435.0
=008  961112i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\c
=010  \\$ash 96010723 
=035  \\$aCTK3133LC
=040  \\$aUk$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aQK495.C199$cBotany
=150  \\$aEuropean elder
=450  \\$aBlack elder
=450  \\$aBourtree
=450  \\$aEuropean black elder
=450  \\$aSambucus nigra
=550  \\$wg$aElders (Plants)
=670  \\$aHowkins, C. The elder, c1996:$bp. 5 (sambucus nigra; the only tree of the genus that is native to the British Isles)
=670  \\$aHortus 3$b(Sambucus nigra: L. European E.)
=670  \\$aSPN$b(Sambucus nigra: European elder)
=670  \\$aWeb.3$b(European elder: see esp. Bourtree) under entry for Bourtree (Brit.; common large black fruited elder (sambucus nigra) of Europe and Asia)
=670  \\$aBritannica Micro.$b(Elder; other species of elders include the European or black elder (S. nigra))
=750  \2$aSambucus nigra$5IEN$0(DNLM)D027924

=LDR  01502cz  a2200277n  4500
=001  9880363002102441
=005  20120730164434.0
=008  961024i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 96010387 
=035  \\$aCTJ2832NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \\$aR728.6
=150  \0$aCapitation fees (Medical care)
=450  \0$aCapitation contracting (Medical care)
=450  \0$aCapitation payments (Medical care)
=550  \0$wg$aManaged care plans (Medical care)$xFinance
=550  \0$wg$aMedical fees
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 96-39279: Penner, M.J. Capitation in California ... 1997$b(Capitation, capitation contracting)
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Capitation fee)
=670  \\$aMEDLINE, Oct. 24, 1996$b(Capitation fees, capitation payments, capitation contracting)
=670  \\$aDorland's med. dict.$b(Capitation: the annual fee paid to a physician or group of physicians by each participant in a health plan)
=670  \\$aDict. of health care management$b(Capitation: a method of payment in which a provider receives a fixed fee per person for a period of time, and the provider agrees to furnish to persons for whom the capitation payments are received all the care that may be required (within contract limitations) without further fee)
=670  \\$aWeb. 3$b(Capitation)
=670  \\$aRandom House$b(1. a numbering or assessing by head. 2. a poll tax. 3. a fee or payment of a uniform amount for each person)
=670  \\$aLC database, Oct. 24, 1996.
=750  \2$aCapitation Fee$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002204

=LDR  00459cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880363002202441
=005  20120730164434.0
=008  961024i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 96010370 
=035  \\$aCTJ2816NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=150  \0$aExonucleases
=550  \0$wg$aNucleases
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 96-40862: Fraser, M.J. Endo-exonucleases, c1996.
=670  \\$aMESH.
=670  \\$aEnzyme nomenclature.
=750  \2$aExonucleases$5IEN$0(DNLM)D005092

=LDR  00487cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880363002302441
=005  20120730164434.0
=008  961024i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 96010367 
=035  \\$aCTJ2814NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \0$aQP609.E44
=150  \\$aEndonucleases
=550  \\$wg$aNucleases
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 96-40862: Fraser, M.J. Endo-exonucleases, c1996.
=670  \\$aMESH.
=670  \\$aEnzyme nomenclature.
=750  \2$aEndonucleases$5IEN$0(DNLM)D004720

=LDR  00605cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880363002402441
=005  20110211102139.0
=008  961024i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 96010366 
=035  \\$aCTJ2813LC
=035  \\$ash 96010366
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \0$aToothpaste
=450  \0$aTooth paste
=550  \0$wg$aDentifrices
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 96-47546: Barabas, K. Let's find out about toothpaste, 1997.
=670  \\$aWeb. 3.
=670  \\$aRandom House.
=670  \\$aWorld Book.
=670  \\$aHennepin.
=675  \\$aSears.
=750  \2$aToothpastes$0(DNLM)D014100$5IEN-M

=LDR  00546cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880363002502441
=005  20110211095334.0
=008  961021||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 96010269 
=035  \\$aCTJ2751NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN/LSP
=150  \0$aSerotonin$xAgonists
=450  \0$aAgonists, Serotonin$5IEN
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 96-169671: Visser, W.H. 5-HT b1 (B receptor agonists in the acute treatment of migraine : clinical, epidemiological and pharmacological aspects, c1996.
=750  \2$aSerotonin Receptor Agonists$0(DNLM)D017366$5IEN

=LDR  00709cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880363002602441
=005  20120730164434.0
=008  961021i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 96010267 
=035  \\$aCTJ2750NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=150  \0$aSumatriptan
=550  \0$wg$aIndole alkaloids
=550  \0$wg$aSerotonin$xAgonists
=550  \0$wg$aVasoconstrictors
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 96-169671: Visser, W.H. 5-HT b1 (B receptor agonists in the acute treatment of migraine : clinical, epidemiological and pharmacological aspects, c1996.
=670  \\$aMEDLINE.
=670  \\$aMESH.
=670  \\$aPDR$bImitrex (sumatriptan succinate)
=670  \\$aUSP dict.
=750  \2$aSumatriptan$5IEN$0(DNLM)D018170

=LDR  00592cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880363002702441
=005  20120504133736.0
=008  961018i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\c
=010  \\$ash 96010228 
=035  \\$aCTJ2740LC
=040  \\$aMnMHCL$cDLC
=150  \\$aPerformance anxiety
=550  \\$wg$aAnxiety
=670  \\$a96-410: Ashley, J. Overcoming stage fright in everyday life, c1996
=670  \\$aHennepin$b(Performance anxiety (Psychology))
=680  \\$iHere are entered works on apprehension or fear of executing or accomplishing specific tasks.
=750  \2$aPerformance Anxiety$0(DNLM)D060805$5IEN

=LDR  00660cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880363002802441
=005  20120730164434.0
=008  961016i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 96010153 
=035  \\$aCTH9240NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \0$aPhentermine
=450  \0$aFen-fen
=450  \0$aFen-phen
=450  \0$aPhen-fen
=550  \0$wg$aAmphetamines
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 96-47608: Edwards, B.S. The fen-fen diet pill program, 1996.
=670  \\$aMESH.
=670  \\$aMerck.
=670  \\$aWash. Post, July 9, 1997:$bp. 1 (Fenfluramine and phentermine, a combination commonly known as "fen/phen")
=750  \2$aPhentermine$5IEN$0(DNLM)D010645

=LDR  00801cz  a2200253n  4500
=001  9880363002902441
=005  20120730164434.0
=008  961016i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 96010149 
=035  \\$aCTH9237NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \0$aFenfluramine
=450  \0$aFen-fen
=450  \0$aFen-phen
=450  \0$aPhen-fen
=550  \0$wg$aAppetite depressants
=550  \0$wg$aPhenethylamines
=550  \0$wg$aSerotonin uptake inhibitors
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 96-47608: Edwards, B.S. The fen-fen diet pill program, 1996.
=670  \\$aMESH.
=670  \\$aMerck.
=670  \\$aLC database, 17APR97$b(Phen-fen)
=670  \\$aWash. Post, July 9, 1997:$bp. 1 (Fenfluramine and phentermine, a combination commonly known as "fen/phen")
=750  \2$aFenfluramine$5IEN$0(DNLM)D005277

=LDR  00909cz  a2200265n  4500
=001  9880363003002441
=005  20120730164434.0
=008  961015i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 96010132 
=035  \\$aCTH9224NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=150  \0$aNecrotizing fasciitis
=450  \0$aFlesh-eating bacterial infections
=450  \0$aGangrenous erysipelas
=450  \0$aNecrotizing erysipelas
=450  \0$aStreptococcus A infection
=550  \0$wg$aFasciae (Anatomy)$xInfections
=550  \0$wg$aFasciae (Anatomy)$xNecrosis
=550  \0$wg$aStreptococcal infections
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 96-39228: Cowles, D. Living with miracles : a couple's victory over the flesh-eating bacteria, c1997:$btable of contents (necrotizing fasciitis)
=670  \\$aMESH.
=670  \\$aMedline.
=670  \\$aDorland's med. dict.
=670  \\$aMerck manual.
=750  \2$aFasciitis, Necrotizing$5IEN$0(DNLM)D019115

=LDR  00710cz  a2200241n  4500
=001  9880363003102441
=005  20120730164434.0
=008  961011i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 96010102 
=035  \\$aCTH9198NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \\$aRC271.Z55$cCancer therapy
=150  \0$aZinostatin
=450  \0$aNeocarcinostatin
=450  \0$aNeocarzinostatin
=550  \0$wg$aAntineoplastic antibiotics
=550  \0$wg$aProteins
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 96-47101: Neocarzinostatin : the past, present, and future of an anticancer drug, c1997.
=670  \\$aMESH.
=670  \\$aMerck.
=670  \\$aUSP dict.
=670  \\$aChem. abst.:$bReg. No. 9014-02-2.
=750  \2$aZinostatin$5IEN$0(DNLM)D009353

=LDR  00506cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880363003202441
=005  20070530130340.0
=008  961008i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 96010009 
=035  \\$aCTH3472NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=150  \\$aThrombopoietin
=550  \\$wg$aHematopoietic growth factors
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 96-44461: Thrombopoiesis and thrombopoietins : molecular, cellular, preclinical, and clincial biology, c1997.
=670  \\$aMESH.
=750  \2$aThrombopoietin$0(DNLM)D013926$5IEN

=LDR  01082cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880363003302441
=005  20120730164434.0
=008  961005i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\c
=010  \\$ash 96009973 
=035  \\$aCTG5214LC
=040  \\$aFU$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQK495.N975$cBotany
=053  \0$aSD397.T87$cForestry
=150  \\$aTupelo
=450  \\$aNyssa
=550  \\$wg$aNyssaceae
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Saucier, J.R. Tupelo, an American wood, 1982:$bt.p. (Tupelo; black tupelo, swamp tupelo, water tupelo, Ogeechee tupelo)
=670  \\$aGodfrey, R.K. Aquatic and wetland plants of Southeastern United States, dicotyledons, 1981:$bp. 427 (Nyssaceae; Nyssa Ogeechee; Ogeechee-lime; Ogeechee tupelo) p. 428 (Nyssa aquatica; water tupelo) p. 430 (Nyssa salvatica; black gum; swamp tupelo)
=670  \\$aHort. 3:$bp. 774 (Nyssa; Tupelo; Nyssaceae)
=670  \\$aWeb. 3:$bp. 2464 (Tupelo; Nyssa; black gum; tupelo gum) p. 1553 (Nyssa; Nyssaceae; black gum; tupelo)
=670  \\$aWilson Co. Biological and agricultural database, 1988-1996$b(Tupelo)
=750  \2$aNyssa$5IEN$0(DNLM)D031655

=LDR  00934cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880363003402441
=005  20210317122214.0
=008  961203i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85023378
=035  \\$aCTG0890NU
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh 85023378
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aRJ499-RJ507
=150  \\$aChild psychiatry
=450  \\$aChildren$xMental disorders
=450  \\$aPediatric psychiatry
=550  \\$wg$aChild mental health services
=550  \\$wg$aPediatric neurology
=550  \\$wg$aPsychiatry
=680  \\$iHere are entered works on the clinical and therapeutic aspects of mental disorders in children. Descriptive works on mental disorders of children are entered under$aChild psychopathology.$iWorks on mentally ill children as a class of persons are entered under$aMentally ill children.
=681  \\$iNotes under$aChild psychopathology; Mentally ill children
=750  \2$aChild Psychiatry$0(DNLM)D0$5IEN

=LDR  00503cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880363003502441
=005  20120730164433.0
=008  960925i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 96009714 
=035  \\$aCTG0670NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \\$aRC935.M9
=150  \0$aInclusion body myositis
=550  \0$wg$aMyositis
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 96-44919: Inclusion-body myositis and myopathies, 1997.
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Myositis, Inclusion body)
=750  \2$aMyositis, Inclusion Body$5IEN$0(DNLM)D018979

=LDR  00747cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880363003602441
=005  20120730164433.0
=008  960918i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 96009537 
=035  \\$aCTG0539NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=150  \0$aIbogaine
=450  \0$aMethoxyibogamine
=550  \0$wg$aAlkaloids
=550  \0$wg$aAntidepressants
=550  \0$wg$aHallucinogenic drugs
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 96-36646: Cellular and molecular mechanisms of drugs of abuse : cocain, ibogaine, and substituted amphetamines, 1996.
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Ibogaine x 12-Methoxyibogamine: a hallucinogen; an alkaloid from Tabernanthe iboga)
=670  \\$aMerck.
=670  \\$aMEDLINE (1992-1996)$b35 titles.
=750  \2$aIbogaine$5IEN$0(DNLM)D007050

=LDR  02208cz  a2200373n  4500
=001  9880363003702441
=005  20120730164433.0
=008  960917i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 96009518 
=035  \\$aCTG0524NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dOrCS
=053  \0$aQP772.T54
=150  \\$aLipoic acid
=450  \\$aAlpha-lipoic acid
=450  \\$aDithiooctanoic acid
=450  \\$aThioctacid
=450  \\$wnne$aThioctic acid
=550  \\$wg$aAntioxidants
=550  \\$wg$aCarboxylic acids
=550  \\$wg$aCoenzymes
=550  \\$wg$aThiophenes
=550  \\$wg$aVitamin B complex
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 96044738: Ley, B.M. The potato antioxidant : alpha lipoic acid : a health learning handbook, c1996.
=670  \\$aMeSH browser, June 4, 2007$b(Thioctic Acid. Entry terms: Lipoic acid, alpha-Lipoic acid, Thioctacid. Scope note: A vitamin-like antioxidant)
=670  \\$aMerck (10th ed.)$bThioctic acid
=670  \\$aChem. Abst. Index Guide:$breg. no. 1200-22-2.
=670  \\$aMEDLINE (1993-1996)$b(Lipoic and thioctic occur in titles and abstracts with about the same frequency)
=670  \\$aHawley's cond. chem. dit.$b(dl-alpha-lipoic acid (6,8-dithiooctanoic acid, thioctic acid))
=670  \\$aShenvi, Swapna V. Age-related alterations in transcriptional regulation of hepatic glutathione synthesis : remediation by R-alpha-lipoic acid, 2007.
=670  \\$aMcGraw-Hill dictionary of scientific and technical terms, 2003:$b(Lipoic acid: C8H14O2S2--a compound which participates in the enzymatic oxidative decarboxylation of alpha-keto acids in a stage between thiamine pyrophosphate and coenzyme A. [no listing for thioctic acid])
=670  \\$aWikipedia, accessed June 13, 2008:$b(Lipoic acid is the organic compound, one enantiomere of which is an essential co-factor for many enzyme complexes. The molecule consistes of a carboxylic acid and a cyclic disulfide. Other names: lipoic acid (alpha lipoinc acid), thioctic acid 6,8-dithiooctanoic acid)
=670  \\$aOCLC search, June 13, 2008$b(ti: "thioctic acid" - 27 results; ti: "lipoic acid" - 116 results)
=688  \\$aHeading changed 20080828 from: 150:##:_{dollar}a Thioctic acid
=750  \2$aThioctic Acid$5IEN$0(DNLM)D008063

=LDR  00869cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880363003802441
=005  20120730164433.0
=008  960913||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 96009481 
=035  \\$aCTG0491NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \\$aQK898.A156$cBotanical chemistry
=150  \0$aAcetolactate synthase
=450  \0$aSynthase, Acetolactate
=550  \0$wg$aFlavoproteins
=550  \0$wg$aLyases
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 92-161898: Durner, J. Reiningung und Charakterisierung der Acetolactatsynthase aus Gerste (Hordeum vulgare L.), 1991:$bbibl. (acetolactate synthase)
=670  \\$aEnzyme nomenclature, 1992:$bp. 466 (4.1.3.18 Acetolactate synthase; systematic name: Acetolactate pyruvate-lyase (carboxylating); A flavoprotein)
=670  \\$aDixon enzymes:$bp. 930 (4.1.3.18 Acetolactate synthase)
=750  \2$aAcetolactate Synthase$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000095

=LDR  00579cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880363003902441
=005  20120730164433.0
=008  960924i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 96009668 
=035  \\$aCTE4526LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \0$aQK495.G74$cBotany
=150  \\$aEleusine
=550  \\$wg$aGrasses
=670  \\$aHortus 3:$bp. 421 (Eleusine)
=670  \\$aUsher dict. plants:$bp. 227 (Eleusine)
=670  \\$aKartesz, J.T. A synonymized checklist of the vascular flora of the U.S., Canada, and Greenland:$bp. 439 (Eleusine)
=750  \2$aEleusine$5IEN$0(DNLM)D031748

=LDR  00722cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880363004002441
=005  20070530090720.0
=008  960905i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 96009262 
=035  \\$aCTE4498NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \0$aQR185.8.I56
=150  \\$aInterleukin-12
=450  \\$aIL-12 (Biomolecule)
=450  \\$aNatural killer cell stimulatory factor
=550  \\$wg$aCytokines
=550  \\$wg$aInterleukins
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 96-36006: Interleukin 12 : cellular and molecular immunology of an important regulatory cytokine, 1996.
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Interleukin-12 x IL-12, Natural Killer Cell Stimulatory Factor)
=670  \\$aMEDLINE.
=750  \2$aInterleukin-12$0(DNLM)D018664$5IEN

=LDR  00542cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880363004102441
=005  20190523152329.0
=008  960905||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\c
=010  \\$ash 96009226
=035  \\$aCTE4478NU
=040  \\$aUkCU$cDLC
=150  \\$aCD4 antigen
=450  \\$aCD4 molecule
=450  \\$aCD4 receptors
=550  \\$wg$aCD antigens
=550  \\$wg$aViruses$xReceptors
=670  \\$aWork cat.: The CD4 molecule, c1996.
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Antigens, CD4 x CD4 molecule, CD4 receptors)
=750  \2$aCD4 Antigens$0(DNLM)D015704$5IEN

=LDR  00651cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880363004202441
=005  20120730164433.0
=008  960828i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 96009073 
=035  \\$aCTD9563NU
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh 96009073
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQR201.H34$cMicrobiology
=053  \0$aRA644.H32$cPublic health
=150  \\$aHantavirus infections
=450  \\$aHantavirus diseases
=550  \\$wg$aVirus diseases
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 96-42985: Pascoe, E. Deadly disease : on the trail of a killer virus, 1997.
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Hantavirus infections)
=750  \2$aHantavirus Infections$5IEN$0(DNLM)D018778

=LDR  02205cz  a2200325n  4500
=001  9880363004302441
=005  20120730164433.0
=008  960822i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 96008907 
=035  \\$aCTD9451LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \0$aQK495.R98$cBotany
=053  \0$aSB370.L5$cCulture
=150  \\$aMexican lime
=450  \\$aBartender's lime
=450  \\$aCitrus acida
=450  \\$aCitrus aurantifolia
=450  \\$aCitrus lima
=450  \\$aCitrus medica �acida
=450  \\$aKey lime
=450  \\$aLimonia aurantifolia
=450  \\$aWest Indian lime
=550  \\$wg$aCitrus
=550  \\$wg$aLimes
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 96-84267: Roy, M. Persian limes in North America, c1996:$bp. 28 (Citrus aurantifolia, often called the authentic lime, has acquired different names in the various regions in which it has been cultivated. In the U.S., commercial acreage is small and this species carries the name of Key lime, most likely because it was once cultivated in the Florida Keys. The Key lime is also called the West Indian lime in the U.S. The three largest producers of Key limes ... Mexico, Brazil, and Egypt. In Mexico, by far the largest lime producer, the fruit's adopted name could be none other than the Mexican lime)
=670  \\$aMorton, J.F. Fruits of warm climates, c1987:$bp. 168 (Mexican Lime: Of the two acid, or sour, limes in world trade, the one longest known and most widely cultivated is the Mexican, West Indian, or Key lime, Citrus aurantifolia Swingle (syns. C. acida Roxb., C. lima Lunan; C. medica var. �acida Brandis; and Limonia aurantifolia Christm.)
=670  \\$aSpiegel-Roy, P. Biology of citrus, 1996:$bp. 43 (Limes include both acid and sweet cultivars. Sour limes consist of small-fruited Indian, West Indian or Mexican lime (C. aurantifolia))
=670  \\$aCitrus, c1996:$bp. 93 ('Mexican' ('Key', West Indian, bartender's lime))
=670  \\$aRay, R. Citrus, c1980:$bp. 92 (In the western U.S, the small-fruited limes are represented by the 'Mexican' variety which is commonly referred to as the bartender's lime. In Florida, the 'Mexican' lime is known as the 'Key' lime.)
=750  \2$aCitrus aurantiifolia$5IEN$0(DNLM)D032082

=LDR  00526cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880363004402441
=005  20150413135336.0
=008  950510i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 95003823 
=035  \\$aCRE5585NU
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh 95003823
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aPeople with disabilities$xMedical care
=450  \\$wnnoa$aHandicapped$xMedical care$5IEN
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 94620713: Oregon Medicaid reform demonstration, 1993.
=750  \2$aHealth Services for Persons with Disabilities$0(DNLM)D066086$5IEN

=LDR  00713cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880363004502441
=005  20120730164421.0
=008  950428||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 95003449 
=035  \\$aCRE5297NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \\$aQP606.G57
=150  \0$aGlucokinase
=450  \0$aHexokinase
=450  \0$aHexokinase D
=450  \0$aHexokinase type IV
=550  \0$wg$aPhosphotransferases
=670  \\$aC�ardenas, M.L. Glucokinase, 1995:$bp. 4 (Hexokinase D (EC 2.7.1.1, often called "glucokinase"))
=670  \\$aMESH.
=670  \\$aEnzyme nomenclature, 1984$b(EC 2.7.1.1 Hexokinase. Other names: Glucokinase; Hexokinase type IV; Hexokinase D)
=750  \2$aGlucokinase$5IEN$0(DNLM)D005941

=LDR  00737cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880363004602441
=005  20120730164420.0
=008  940303i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 94001674 
=035  \\$aCRE5237LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \\$aQK495.B8$cBotany
=150  \0$aCommiphora
=550  \0$wg$aBurseraceae
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 92-902467: Pharmacological and clinical studies of guggulu (Commiphora wightii) in hyerlipidaemia/lipid metabolism, c1992.
=670  \\$aWeb. 3$b(Commiphora, Burseraceae)
=670  \\$aInd. nom. gen. (plant.)$b(Commiphora)
=670  \\$aEngler Syl. Pflanz.$bv. 2, p. 270 (Commiphora)
=670  \\$aCAB thes.$b(Commiphora)
=675  \\$aHortus 3
=750  \2$aCommiphora$5IEN$0(DNLM)D029744

=LDR  01248cz  a2200241n  4500
=001  9880363004702441
=005  20120730164420.0
=008  040609i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\c
=010  \\$ash 95003436 
=035  \\$aCRE4575NU
=040  \\$aGU$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aRM666.O47
=150  \\$aOmeprazole
=550  \\$wg$aBenzimidazoles
=550  \\$wg$aProton pump inhibitors
=670  \\$aWork cat.: International Symposium on Omeprazole (1st : 1984 : Algarve, Portugal). Proceedings of the first international symp. on omeprazole, 1986:$bp. vii (represents a new class of acid secretion inhibitors)
=670  \\$aLexi-Comp drug information handbook, 2003:$bp. 1029 (Omeprazole: U.S. brand name: Prilosec; Canadian brand name: Losec; therapeutic category: gastric acid secretion inhibitor, proton pump inhibitor)
=670  \\$aMerck index, 1989:$bp. 1082 (an anti-ulcerative drug; Antra; Losec; Mopral; Omepral)
=670  \\$aMarler, E.E.J. Pharmacological and chemical synonyms, 1990:$bp. 402.
=670  \\$aUSAN/USP dict. of drug names, 1990:$bp. 431 (a benzimidazole)
=670  \\$aAmerican drug index, 1990$b(omeprazole)
=670  \\$aUSAN/USP dict. of drug names, 1993:$bp. 477 (omeprazole; CAS-73590-58-6)
=750  \2$aOmeprazole$5IEN$0(DNLM)D009853

=LDR  00427cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880363004802441
=005  20120730164420.0
=008  950418i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\c
=010  \\$ash 95003209 
=035  \\$aCRE4431NU
=040  \\$aMnMHCL$cDLC
=150  \0$aFemale condoms
=550  \0$wg$aCondoms
=670  \\$aHennepin$b(Female condoms)
=670  \\$aMAGS, 4/18/95$b(usage: female condom)
=750  \2$aCondoms, Female$5IEN$0(DNLM)D019111

=LDR  00321cz  a2200121n  4500
=001  9880363004902441
=005  20120730164420.0
=008  950414i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|n\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 95003155 
=035  \\$aCRE4407NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \0$aBasal ganglia$xDiseases
=750  \2$aBasal Ganglia Diseases$5IEN$0(DNLM)D001480

=LDR  00650cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880363005002441
=005  20120730164420.0
=008  950406i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 95002982 
=035  \\$aCRE4284NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \\$aRJ424.5.C37
=150  \0$aCardiac pacing in children
=550  \0$wg$aPediatric cardiology
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 95-12159: Pediatric cardiac pacing, 1995.
=750  \2$81$wb$aCardiac Pacing, Artificial$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002304
=750  \2$81$wb$aChild$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002648
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aCardiac Pacing, Artificial$iand$aChild$5IEN

=LDR  00501cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880363005102441
=005  20120730164420.0
=008  950328i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\c
=010  \\$ash 95002729 
=035  \\$aCRE3487NU
=040  \\$aUk$cDLC
=150  \0$aInterprofessional relations
=550  \0$wg$aCooperation
=550  \0$aProfessions
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Interprofessional issues in community and primary health care, 1995.
=670  \\$aMESH.
=750  \2$aInterprofessional Relations$5IEN$0(DNLM)D007400

=LDR  00702cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880363005202441
=005  20060525125710.0
=008  950328i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 95002716 
=035  \\$aCRE3474LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \0$aQL737.C432$cZoology
=150  \\$aDelphinus
=550  \\$wg$aDelphinidae
=550  \\$wg$aDolphins
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 95-12363: Prevost, J.F. Common dolphin, 1995:$bp. 10 (Delphinus)
=670  \\$aWeb. 3$b(Delphinus)
=670  \\$aMammal species world:$bp. 352 (Delphinus L.)
=670  \\$aWalker mam. world:$bp. 989 (Delphinus)
=670  \\$aCorbet world list mam. species:$bp. 118 (Delphinus)
=750  \2$aCommon Dolphins$0(DNLM)D050696$5IEN

=LDR  00484cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880363005302441
=005  20120730164420.0
=008  950322i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 95002586 
=035  \\$aCRE3374NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=150  \0$aRyanodine
=550  \0$wg$aAlkaloids
=550  \0$wg$aInsecticides
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 95-14214: Ryanodine receptors, 1995.
=670  \\$aMESH.
=670  \\$aMEDLINE.
=670  \\$aMerck.
=750  \2$aRyanodine$5IEN$0(DNLM)D012433

=LDR  00955cz  a2200241n  4500
=001  9880363005402441
=005  20140312100404.0
=008  950320i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 95002453 
=035  \\$aCRE3268LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \0$aRD52.N48
=150  \\$aNeurophysiologic monitoring
=450  \\$aIntraoperative neurophysiologic monitoring
=450  \\$aMonitoring, Intraoperative neurophysiologic
=450  \\$aMonitoring, Neurophysiologic
=450  \\$aMonitoring, Neurophysiologic intraoperative
=450  \\$aNeurophysiologic intraoperative monitoring
=550  \\$wg$aIntraoperative monitoring
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 95-12875: Primer of intraoperative neurophysiologic monitoring, 1995.
=670  \\$aMedline, 3/17/95$b(neurophysiologic monitoring, intraoperative neurophysiologic monitoring, neurophysiologic intraoperative monitoring)
=675  \\$aMESH
=750  \2$aNeurophysiological Monitoring$0(DLC)(DNLM)D064926$5IEN

=LDR  01173cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880363005502441
=005  20120730164420.0
=008  021101i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 95002447 
=035  \\$aCRE3262LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dWaU
=053  \0$aQL696.G259$cZoology
=150  \\$aBobwhites
=450  \\$wnne$aColinus
=550  \\$wg$aOdontophoridae
=550  \\$wg$aQuails
=670  \\$aHoward birds world:$bp. 96 (Colinus)
=670  \\$aITIS, Nov. 1, 2002$b(genus Colinus, common name: bobwhites, family: Odontophoridae)
=670  \\$aThe A.O.U. check-list of North American birds, 7th ed., via WWW, Nov. 1, 2002$b(Colinus virginianus, Northern Bobwhite; Colinus nigrogularis, Black-throated Bobwhite; Colinus cristatus Crested Bobwhite; family Odontophoridae)
=670  \\$aBird families of the world : the Sibley and Monroe classification, via WWW, Nov. 1, 2002$b(3 species in genus Colinus, all with bobwhite in common name; family Odontophoridae)
=670  \\$aBirds of the world : a Clements-like listing, via WWW, Nov. 1, 2002$b(Colinus; family Odontophoridae; all 3 species listed have bobwhite in common name)
=750  \2$aColinus$5IEN$0(DNLM)D003088

=LDR  01009cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880363005602441
=005  20070525084430.0
=008  950316||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 95002373 
=035  \\$aCRE3205NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \\$aQP552.O77
=150  \0$aOsteopontin
=550  \0$wg$aCell adhesion molecules
=550  \0$wg$aPhosphoproteins
=550  \0$wg$aSecond messengers (Biochemistry)
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 95-11516: Osteopontin : role in cell signalling and adhesion, c1995$b(a protein recognized as important for a variety of physiological processes as well as in the pathogenesis of several common diseases. One of the outcomes of this meeting was an agreement to use the name Osteopontin ... although it was clear that this protein is not restricted to bone and that its tissue distribution is both broad and complex)
=670  \\$aMESH Suppl. Chem. Rec.$b(osteopontin: a phosphoprotein; a bone sialoprotein)
=670  \\$aMEDLINE.
=750  \2$aOsteopontin$0(DNLM)D053495$5IEN

=LDR  00753cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880363005702441
=005  20120730164419.0
=008  950315||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 95002315 
=035  \\$aCRE3156NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=150  \0$aAprotinin
=450  \0$aBasic pancreatic trypsin inhibitor
=450  \0$aKallikrein-trypsin inactivator
=450  \0$aPancreatic basic trypsin inhibitor
=550  \0$wg$aAnticoagulants (Medicine)
=550  \0$wg$aTrypsin inhibitors
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 95-6759: Blood conservation with aprotinin, c1995.
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Aprotinin x Basic Pancreatic Trypsin Inhibitor; Kallikrein-trypsin Inactivator)
=670  \\$aMerck.
=670  \\$aChem. abst.
=750  \2$aAprotinin$5IEN$0(DNLM)D007611

=LDR  00552cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880363005802441
=005  20120730164419.0
=008  950314i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 95002235 
=035  \\$aCRE3081NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \0$aQK495.D47
=150  \\$aDilleniaceae
=550  \\$wg$aGuttiferales
=670  \\$aEngler Syl. Pflanz.$b(Fam. Dilleniaceae; Reihe Guttiferales)
=670  \\$aWeb. 3$b(Dilleniaceae)
=670  \\$aHortus 3$b(Dilleniaceae)
=670  \\$aCAB thes.$b(Dilleniaceae)
=750  \2$aDilleniaceae$5IEN$0(DNLM)D045466

=LDR  00600cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880363005902441
=005  20180820143622.0
=008  950309i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 95001844
=035  \\$aCRE2836NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aBF637.M45
=150  \\$aMentoring
=450  \\$aMentorship
=550  \\$wg$aCounseling
=670  \\$aRandom House.
=670  \\$aAmerican Heritage dict.
=670  \\$aWeb. 3$b(mentor; mentorship)
=670  \\$aLC data base, 3/9/95$b(mentoring; mentorship)
=750  \2$aMentors$0(DNLM)D008611$5IEN
=750  \2$aMentoring$0(DNLM)D000071252$5IEN

=LDR  00543cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880363006002441
=005  20070514091829.0
=008  950301i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 95001692 
=035  \\$aCRE2786NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \\$aQR185.8.I56
=150  \0$aInterleukin-5
=450  \0$aT-cell-replacing factor
=550  \0$wg$aInterleukins
=550  \0$wg$aLymphokines
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 95-7453: Takatsu, K. Interleukin-5 and its receptor system, 1994.
=670  \\$aMESH.
=750  \2$aInterleukin-5$0(DNLM)D015848$5IEN

=LDR  00885cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880363006102441
=005  20120730164419.0
=008  950210i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 95001113 
=035  \\$aCRE2772NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=150  \0$aPatch-clamp techniques (Electrophysiology)
=450  \0$aClamping, Patch (Electrophysiology)
=450  \0$aPatch-clamp recording (Electrophysiology)
=450  \0$aPatch-clamp technique (Electrophysiology)
=450  \0$aPatch clamping (Electrophysiology)
=550  \0$wg$aElectrophysiology$xTechnique
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 95-3666: Patch-clamp applications and protocols, c1995$b(patch-clamp technique; patch-clamp techniques; patch-clamp recording)
=670  \\$aLC database, 3/22/95$b(patch clamping)
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Patch-clamp techniques x Voltage-clamp techniques)
=750  \2$aPatch-Clamp Techniques$5IEN$0(DNLM)D018408

=LDR  01278cz  a2200253n  4500
=001  9880363006202441
=005  20120730164419.0
=008  950130i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 95000704 
=035  \\$aCRE2767NU
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh 95000704
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dUk$dDLC
=053  \0$aQP752.L83
=150  \\$aLysophospholipids
=450  \\$aLysophosphatidates
=450  \\$wnne$aLysophosphatidic acid
=450  \\$aLysophosphatidic acids
=550  \\$wg$aPhospholipids
=670  \\$aWork cat: Geotzl, E.J. Lysophospholipids and eicosanoids in biology and pathophysiology, 2000.
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 95004044: Durieux, M.E. Lysophosphatidate signaling, 1995.
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Lysophospholipids x Lysophosphatidic acids)
=670  \\$aDorland's med. dict.$b(Lysophospholipid: a phospholipid that lacks one of its fatty acyl chains; an intermediate formed during digestion of dietary and biliary phospholipids. The terms lysophopholipid and lysophospholipidate are sometimes used synonymously to denote the monoacyl derivative of phosphatidic acid-containing compounds)
=670  \\$aOxford dict. biochem. mol. biol.$b(lysophospholipid: any phospholipid deacylated at positions 1 or 2; lysophosphatidic acid)
=750  \2$aLysophospholipids$5IEN$0(DNLM)D008246

=LDR  00616cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880363006302441
=005  20120730164419.0
=008  950303i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 95001752 
=035  \\$aCRE1870NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=150  \0$aMovement disorders in infants
=550  \0$wg$aInfants$xDiseases
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 95-107069: Ellison, P.H. The infanib ... c1994.
=750  \2$81$wb$aMovement Disorders$5IEN-M$0(DNLM)D009069
=750  \2$81$wb$aInfant$5IEN$0(DNLM)D007223
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aMovement Disorders$iand$aInfant$5IEN

=LDR  00626cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880363006402441
=005  20120730164419.0
=008  950303i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 95001750 
=035  \\$aCRE1869NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=150  \0$aNeuromuscular diseases in infants
=550  \0$wg$aInfants$xDiseases
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 95-107069: Ellison, P.H. The infanib ... c1994.
=750  \2$81$wb$aNeuromuscular Diseases$5IEN$0(DNLM)D009468
=750  \2$81$wb$aInfant$5IEN$0(DNLM)D007223
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aNeuromuscular Diseases$iand$aInfant$5IEN

=LDR  00680cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880363006502441
=005  20120730164418.0
=008  950216i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\c
=010  \\$ash 95001315 
=035  \\$aCRE1534LC
=040  \\$aCSfA$cDLC
=053  \0$aQK495.A685$cBotany
=150  \\$aArum
=550  \\$wg$aAraceae
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Boyce, P. The genus Arum, 1993:$bintro. ("The genus Arum consists of 25 species of tuberous plants occurring from the Azores to western China and from Sweden to Morocco. Arum belongs to the family Araceae (or aroids) ...")
=670  \\$aWeb. 3.
=670  \\$aHortus 3.
=670  \\$aMabberley plant-book.
=750  \2$aArum$5IEN$0(DNLM)D031058

=LDR  01059cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880363006602441
=005  20120730164418.0
=008  950216i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\c
=010  \\$ash 95001273 
=035  \\$aCRE1497NU
=040  \\$aCSfA$cDLC
=150  \0$aMetatarsus
=550  \0$wg$aBones
=550  \0$wg$aFoot
=550  \0$aTarsometatarsus
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Chiappe, L.M. Enantiornithine (Aves) tarsometatarsi from the Cretaceous Lecho Formation of northwestern Argentina, c1993.
=670  \\$aMcGraw-Hill dict. sci. tech.$b(the part of a foot or hindfoot between the tarsus and the phalanges)
=670  \\$aAm. Heritage dict.$b(1. The middle part of the foot in man, composed of the five bones between the toes and the tarsus, that forms the instep. 2. A corresponding part of the hind foot in four-legged animals, or of the foot in birds)
=670  \\$aCollegiate dict. of zoology, 1988$b(1. sole; general region of the hind foot in tetrapods, containing a series of metatarsal bones)
=670  \\$aWeb. 3.
=750  \2$aMetatarsus$5IEN$0(DNLM)D008684

=LDR  00578cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880363006702441
=005  20120730164418.0
=008  021205i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 95000658 
=035  \\$aCRE1224NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aRC268.44.P16
=150  \\$ap53 antioncogene
=450  \\$ap53 gene
=450  \\$ap53 suppressor gene
=550  \\$wg$aAntioncogenes
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 95004045: Mukhopadhyay, T. p53 suppressor gene, c1995.
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Protein p53--genetics)
=670  \\$aMEDLINE.
=750  \2$aGenes, p53$5IEN$0(DNLM)D016158

=LDR  00815cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880363006802441
=005  20060706135121.0
=008  950126i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\c
=010  \\$ash 95000559 
=035  \\$aCPY3510LC
=040  \\$aCSfA$cDLC
=053  \0$aQL737.C434
=150  \\$aPhocoena
=450  \\$aPhocaena
=450  \\$aPhocena
=550  \\$wg$aPorpoises
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Andersen, S. Behaviour patterns of captive harbour porpoise, Phocaena phocaena (L.), 1964.
=670  \\$aWalker mam. world:$bv. 2, p. 1004 (genus Phocoena, family Phocoenidae)
=670  \\$aCorbet world list mam. species:$bp. 102 (genus Phocoena)
=670  \\$aMammal species of the world, 1993:$bp. 358 (genus Phocoena. "Phocaena and Phocena are later spellings")
=670  \\$aWeb. 3.
=750  \2$aPhocoena$0(DNLM)D050741$5IEN

=LDR  00571cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880363006902441
=005  20120730164418.0
=008  950124i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\c
=010  \\$ash 95000478 
=035  \\$aCPY3448LC
=040  \\$aUPB$cDLC
=053  \0$aQK495.B23
=150  \\$aBalanophoraceae
=550  \\$wg$aSantalales
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Hansen, B. Balanophoraceae, 1993.
=670  \\$a79-28385: Hansen, B. Balanophoraceae, 1980.
=670  \\$aBritannica 15$b(Balanophoraceae, the balanophora family of flowering plants)
=750  \2$aBalanophoraceae$5IEN$0(DNLM)D031111

=LDR  01003cz  a2200289n  4500
=001  9880363007002441
=005  20080221090850.0
=008  950119||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 95000315 
=035  \\$aCPY3358LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=150  \\$aEar canal
=450  \\$aAuditory canal, External
=450  \\$aAuditory meatus, External
=450  \\$aCanal, Ear
=450  \\$aEarcanal
=450  \\$aExternal auditory canal
=450  \\$aExternal auditory meatus
=450  \\$aExternal ear canal
=450  \\$aMeatus acusticus externus
=450  \\$aOuter ear canal
=550  \\$wg$aEar, External
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 95-2985: Ballachanda, B.B. The human earcanal ... 1995$b(Earcanal)
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Ear canal, x Auditory canal, External)
=670  \\$aDelk, J. Comp. dict. of audiology$b(ear canal, external auditory meatus, external auditory canal, outer ear canal)
=670  \\$aInter. dict. med. biol.$b(meatus acusticus externus)
=750  \2$aEar Canal$0(DNLM)D004424$5IEN

=LDR  00819cz  a2200241n  4500
=001  9880363007102441
=005  20120730164418.0
=008  950111||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 95000173 
=035  \\$aCPY2510NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=150  \0$aGenomic imprinting
=450  \0$aGene imprinting
=450  \0$aGenetic imprinting
=450  \0$aGenome imprinting
=450  \0$aImprinting, Genomic
=450  \0$aParental imprinting (Genetics)
=550  \0$wg$aGene expression
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 95-4982: Genomic imprinting : causes and consequences, 1995$b(genomic or parental imprinting)
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Genomic imprinting x Genetic imprinting; x Parental imprinting)
=670  \\$aMEDLINE.
=670  \\$aRieger gloss. genetics$b(genome imprinting)
=750  \2$aGenomic imprinting$5IEN$0(DNLM)D018392

=LDR  00639cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880363007202441
=005  20120730164418.0
=008  941212i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 94009456 
=035  \\$aCPY1112NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=150  \0$aLead poisoning in children
=450  \0$aChildhood lead poisoning
=550  \0$wg$aPediatric toxicology
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 93-621208: Bahr, M. Lead poisoning, 1993.
=750  \2$81$wb$aLead Poisoning$5IEN$0(DNLM)D007855
=750  \2$81$wb$aChild$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002648
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aLead Poisoning$iand$aChild$5IEN

=LDR  00767cz  a2200253n  4500
=001  9880363007302441
=005  20120730164418.0
=008  941212i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 94009453 
=035  \\$aCPY1109NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \0$aRA1231.L4
=150  \0$aLead poisoning
=450  \0$aLead intoxication
=450  \0$aPlumbism
=450  \0$aSaturnism
=550  \0$wg$aLead$xToxicology
=550  \0$wg$aPoisoning
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 93-621208: Bahr, M. Lead poisoning, 1993.
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Lead poisoning)
=670  \\$aTitles in LC bibl. records.
=670  \\$aLIV$b(Lead poisoning)
=670  \\$aDorland's med. dict.:$bunder poisoning (lead p. called also plumbism. Also saturnism)
=750  \2$aLead Poisoning$5IEN$0(DNLM)D007855

=LDR  00598cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880363007402441
=005  20120730164418.0
=008  941209i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 94009424 
=035  \\$aCPY1086NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \\$aBF720.A85
=150  \0$aAttention in infants
=550  \0$wg$aInfant psychology
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 94-40160: Joint attention, 1995.
=750  \2$81$wb$aAttention$5IEN$0(DNLM)D001288
=750  \2$81$wb$aInfant$5IEN$0(DNLM)D007223
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aAttention$iand$aInfant$5IEN

=LDR  00572cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880363007502441
=005  20120730164418.0
=008  941130i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 94009175 
=035  \\$aCPY0967NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=150  \0$aTeratology
=550  \0$wg$aEmbryology
=550  \0$wg$aPathology
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Teratology)
=670  \\$aDorland's med. dict.
=680  \\$iHere are entered works on the division of embryology and pathology that deals with abnormal development and congenital malformations.
=750  \2$aTeratology$5IEN$0(DNLM)D018600

=LDR  00873cz  a2200277n  4500
=001  9880363007602441
=005  20120730164418.0
=008  941130i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 94009171 
=035  \\$aCPY0966NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \\$aQP552.O65
=150  \0$aOpioid peptides
=450  \0$aAnodynins
=450  \0$aBrain opioids
=450  \0$aEndogenous narcotics
=450  \0$aEndogenous opiates
=450  \0$aEndogenous opioids
=450  \0$aOpiates, Endogenous
=550  \0$wg$aNeuropeptides
=550  \0$aLipotropin
=670  \\$aMESH.
=670  \\$aClinical perspectives of endogenous opioids ... c1992.
=670  \\$aDorland's med. dict.
=680  \\$iHere are entered works on naturally occuring peptides that exert opiate-like effects by interacting with opiate receptors of cell membranes.
=750  \2$aOpioid Peptides$5IEN$0(DNLM)D018847

=LDR  00655cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880363007702441
=005  20120730164417.0
=008  941129i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 94009050 
=035  \\$aCPY0944NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \\$aQR82.M8$cBacteriology
=150  \0$aMycobacterium bovis
=450  \0$aMycobacterium tuberculosis bovis
=550  \0$wg$aMycobacterium
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 94-46235: Mycobacterium bovis infection in animals and humans, 1995.
=670  \\$aMESH.
=670  \\$aIntl. dict. med. biol.$b(Mycobacterium bovis. Also called Mycobacterium tuberculosis bovis)
=750  \2$aMycobacterium bovis$5IEN$0(DNLM)D009163

=LDR  00849cz  a2200253n  4500
=001  9880363007802441
=005  20110204102054.0
=008  941129i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 94009026 
=035  \\$aCPY0937LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \0$aRG444
=150  \\$aPremature ovarian failure
=450  \\$aFailure, Premature ovarian
=450  \\$aGonadotropin-resistant ovary syndrome
=450  \\$aOvarian failure, Premature
=450  \\$aOvaries$xFailure, Premature
=450  \\$aPremature menopause
=450  \\$aResistant ovary syndrome
=550  \\$wg$aAnovulation
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Moncayo, R. Ovarian autoimmunity, c1995.
=670  \\$aMEDLINE.
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Ovarian failure, Premature x Gonadotropin-Resistant Ovary Syndrome; Resistant Ovary Syndrome)
=750  \2$aPrimary Ovarian Insufficiency$0(DNLM)D016649$5IEN

=LDR  00706cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880363007902441
=005  20120730164417.0
=008  941122i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 94008775 
=035  \\$aCPY0814LC
=035  \\$aSH 94008775
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aAggressiveness in infants
=450  \\$wnne$aAggressiveness (Psychology) in infants
=550  \\$wg$aInfant psychology
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Parens, H. The development of aggression in early childhood, 1995.
=750  \2$81$wb$aAggression$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000374
=750  \2$81$wb$aInfant$5IEN$0(DNLM)D007223
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aAggression$iand$aInfant$5IEN

=LDR  00972cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880363008002441
=005  20120730164417.0
=008  941118i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 94008704 
=035  \\$aCPY0783NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aQH212.A78
=150  \0$aAtomic force microscopy
=450  \0$aAFM (Microscopy)
=550  \0$wg$aScanning probe microscopy
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 94-42035: Selected papers on scanning probe microscopes, c1995:$bCIP galley (Atomic force microscopy; AFM)
=670  \\$aASTI, v. 1993$b(Atomic force microscopy)
=670  \\$aEncyc. phys. sci tech.:$bv. 10, p. 415 (advent of the scanning tunneling microscope and the atomic force microscope, which allow imaging of single atoms and molecules, is providing renewed excitement in the field of molecular electronics)
=670  \\$aINSPEC$b(Atomic force microscopy)
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Microscopy, Atomic force)
=750  \2$aMicroscopy, Atomic Force$5IEN$0(DNLM)D018625

=LDR  00448cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880363008102441
=005  20120730164416.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85000845 
=035  \\$aCBT8690NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dWaU
=053  \0$aQL391.N4$cZoology
=150  \\$aAdenophorea
=450  \\$aAphasmidia
=450  \\$aPenetrantia
=450  \\$aTorquentia
=550  \\$wg$aNematodes
=750  \2$aAdenophorea$5IEN$0(DNLM)D017157

=LDR  00569cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362396702441
=005  20120730163527.0
=008  860211||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85087586 
=035  \\$aBZT7492NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aMotor neurons
=450  \\$aAnterior horn cells
=450  \\$aBrain motor cells
=450  \\$aMotoneurons
=550  \\$wg$aBrain
=550  \\$wg$aNeurons
=550  \\$wg$aSpinal cord
=670  \\$aIntl. dict. med. biol.:$bunder neuron (Motoneuron; motor neuron)
=750  \2$aMotor Neurons$5IEN$0(DNLM)D009046

=LDR  00405cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362396802441
=005  20120730163527.0
=008  860211||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85087578 
=035  \\$aBZT7484NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQP383.15$cPhysiology
=150  \\$aMotor cortex
=550  \\$wg$aFrontal lobes
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/12/90
=750  \2$aMotor Cortex$5IEN$0(DNLM)D009044

=LDR  00747cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880362396902441
=005  20120730163527.0
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=450  \\$aMosaics (Genetics)
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=670  \\$aPubMed health online, Apr. 12, 2011$b(Mosaicism; Chromosomal mosaicism; Gonadal mosaicism. Mosaicism is a condition in which cells within the same person have a different genetic makeup. This condition can affect any type of cell, including: Blood cells, Egg and sperm cells (gametes), Skin cells)
=670  \\$aWikipedia, Apr. 12, 2011$b(Mosaic (genetics): In genetic medicine, a mosaic or mosaicism denotes the presence of two populations of cells with different genotypes in one individual who has developed from a single fertilized egg. Mosaicism may result from a mutation during development  which is propagated to only a subset of the adult cells)
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=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQP603.M6
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=450  \\$aAdrenalin oxidase
=450  \\$aBenzylamine oxidase
=450  \\$aMAO (Enzyme)
=450  \\$aMonamine oxidase
=450  \\$aTyraminase
=450  \\$aTyramine oxidase
=550  \\$wg$aAmine oxidase
=550  \\$wg$aMetalloenzymes
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=001  9880362400202441
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=035  \\$aSH 85087374
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=550  \\$aMonasticism and religious orders
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=001  9880362400402441
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=360  \\$isubdivision$aMortality$iunder individual  diseases and types of diseases, classes of persons, and ethnic groups for works that list or discuss the number of deaths during a given time due to a particular cause or occurring in a particular group, e.g.$aCancer--Mortality; Indians of North America--Mortality
=360  \\$isubdivision$aMortality$iunder individual  diseases, classes of persons, and ethnic groups for works that list or discuss the number of deaths during a given time due to a particular cause or occurring in a particular group, e.g.$aCancer--Mortality; Indians of North America--Mortality
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=001  9880362400702441
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=035  \\$aBZT7252NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \0$aQH491
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=550  \\$wg$aEmbryology
=550  \\$aMorphology
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=750  \2$aOrganogenesis$5IEN$0(DNLM)D038081

=LDR  01561cz  a2200289n  4500
=001  9880362400802441
=005  20050606095913.0
=008  040902i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85086821 
=035  \\$aBZT6727LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aMongolian spot
=450  \\$aBlue spot, Mongolian
=450  \\$aFleck, Mongolian
=450  \\$wnne$aMongolian birthmark
=450  \\$aMongolian blue spot
=450  \\$aMongolian fleck
=450  \\$aSpot, Mongolian
=550  \\$wg$aBirthmarks
=670  \\$aArnold, H.L. Andrew's diseases of the skin, 1990:$bp. 827 (Mongolian spot)
=670  \\$aTurkington, C.A. Skin deep, 1998$b(Mongolian spot: a congenital blue-black pigmented nevus found on the lower back or buttocks. It is most common in Asian or black children, and is caused by a concentration of pigment-producing cells deep with the skin. The spots usually disappear by age three or four.)
=670  \\$aOhshiro, T. Laser treatment for naevi, c1995:$bp. 26 (Mongolian fleck or spot)
=670  \\$aMulliken, J.B. Vascular birthmarks, 1998:$bp. 126 ("Levin has commented on the inappropriateness of the term Mongolian blue spot, a direct translation from the first description in 1885 as 'Blaue mongolische flecken' but not accurate because the disease is not confined to Mongolians, is not necessarily blue, and is not a spot, but rather a patch or mark.")
=670  \\$aDorland's med. dict.$b(spot: mongolian spot)
=670  \\$aWeb. 3$b(Mongolian spot, blue spot)
=675  \\$aMESH
=750  \2$aMongolian Spot$0(DNLM)D049328$5IEN

=LDR  00675cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880362400902441
=005  20120730163525.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85087343 $zsh 85087344 
=035  \\$aBZT7249NU
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh 85087343
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aHV5813$cSocial aspects
=150  \\$aMorphine abuse
=450  \\$aMorphine addiction
=450  \\$aMorphine dependence$5IEN
=450  \\$wnne$aMorphine habit
=550  \\$wg$aDrug abuse
=670  \\$aLC database, Feb. 25, 2005$b(morphine addiction)
=670  \\$aWWW, Feb. 25, 2005$b(morphine abuse; morphine addiction)
=750  \2$aMorphine Dependence$5IEN$0(DNLM)D009021

=LDR  00444cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362401002441
=005  20120730163525.0
=008  860211||\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85087342 
=035  \\$aBZT7248NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aRA1238.M8$cToxicology
=053  \0$aRM666.M8$cTherapeutics
=150  \\$aMorphine
=450  \\$aMorphia
=550  \\$wg$aNarcotics
=550  \\$aOpium
=750  \2$aMorphine$5IEN$0(DNLM)D009020

=LDR  01406cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880362401102441
=005  20120730163525.0
=008  860211||\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85087205 
=035  \\$aBZT7111NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dWaU
=053  \0$aU22
=150  \\$aMorale
=450  \\$aEsprit de corps
=450  \\$aMind, State of
=450  \\$aState of mind
=550  \\$wg$aSocial psychology
=670  \\$aAPA dictionary of psychology, c2007$b(morale: the state of mind that affects behavior and performance. The U.S. Army Field Manual on Leadership defines morale as the mental, emotional, and spiritual state of the individual: Essentially, it is how an individual feels)
=670  \\$aDictionary.com, Feb. 25, 2011$b(morale: emotional or mental condition with respect to cheerfulness, confidence, zeal, etc., especially in the face of opposition, hardship, etc.)
=670  \\$aWikipedia, Feb. 25, 2011:$bMorale (Morale, also known as esprit de corps when discussing the morale of a group, is an intangible term used to describe the capacity of people to maintain belief in an institution or a goal, or even in oneself and others. The second term applies particularly to military personnel and to members of sports teams, but is also applicable in business and in any other organizational context, particularly in times of stress or controversy.)
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=001  9880362401202441
=005  20120730163525.0
=008  871218i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85087199 
=035  \\$a(OCoLC)02035368
=035  \\$aBZT7105NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aBF723.M54
=150  \\$aMoral development
=450  \\$aEthical development
=550  \\$wg$aChild psychology
=550  \\$wg$aMoral education
=550  \\$aFaith development
=750  \2$aMoral Development$5IEN$0(DNLM)D035863

=LDR  00454cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362401302441
=005  20120730163523.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85086689 
=035  \\$aBZT6595LC
=035  \\$aSH 85086689
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
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=150  \\$aMonascus
=550  \\$wg$aMonascaceae
=670  \\$aAinsworth & Bisby's dict. of the fungi$b(Monascus)
=750  \2$aMonascus$5IEN$0(DNLM)D032741

=LDR  00603cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362401402441
=005  20121023153044.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85086643 
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=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dWaU
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=053  \0$aTN693.M64$cMetallography
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=550  \\$wg$aTransition metal compounds
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=LDR  00460cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362401502441
=005  20120730163523.0
=008  860211||\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85086637 
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=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
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=053  \0$aTA480.M6$cEngineering materials
=053  \0$aTP245.M7$cChemical technology
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=550  \\$wg$aChromium group
=750  \2$aMolybdenum$5IEN$0(DNLM)D008982

=LDR  00546cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880362401602441
=005  20120730163522.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
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=035  \\$aBZT6536NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=150  \\$aMolting
=450  \\$aMoulting
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=550  \\$wg$aFur
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=550  \\$wg$aHorns, Cutaneous
=550  \\$wg$aInsects$xDevelopment
=550  \\$wg$aShells
=550  \\$wg$aSkin
=750  \2$aMolting$5IEN$0(DNLM)D018978

=LDR  00730cz  a2200265n  4500
=001  9880362401702441
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=053  \0$aQL401$bQL432$cZoology
=053  \0$aSB998.M64$cPests
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=450  \\$aConchology
=450  \\$aMalacology
=450  \\$aMollusca
=450  \\$aMolluscs
=550  \\$wg$aBilatera
=550  \\$wg$aInvertebrates
=550  \\$wg$aShellfish
=670  \\$aWeb. 3$b(Mollusk or Mollusc)
=670  \\$aBritannica Micro.$b(mollusk, also spelled mollusc (phylum Mollusca))
=681  \\$iNote under$aShells
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=LDR  00392cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362401802441
=005  20120730163522.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85086610 
=035  \\$aBZT6516NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aSB951.65
=150  \\$aMolluscicides
=450  \\$aMolluscacides
=550  \\$wg$aPesticides
=750  \2$aMolluscacides$5IEN$0(DNLM)D008975

=LDR  00361cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362401902441
=005  20120730163522.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85086607 
=035  \\$aBZT6513LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQK495.M6
=150  \\$aMolluginaceae
=550  \\$wg$aCaryophyllales
=750  \2$aMolluginaceae$5IEN$0(DNLM)D035704

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=001  9880362402002441
=005  20120730163522.0
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=035  \\$aBZT6504NU
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=450  \\$aModels, Molecular$5IEN
=450  \\$aMolecular models
=550  \\$wg$aChemical models
=750  \2$aModels, Molecular$5IEN$0(DNLM)D008958

=LDR  00441cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362402102441
=005  20120730163522.0
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=035  \\$aBZT6503NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQC173
=053  \\$aQC179
=150  \\$aMolecules
=360  \\$iheadings beginning with the word$aMolecular
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/12/90
=750  \2$aMolecular Conformation$5IEN$0(DNLM)D008968

=LDR  00530cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362402202441
=005  20120730163522.0
=008  860211||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85086596 
=035  \\$aBZT6502NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQD463$bQD464
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=450  \\$aFreezing points of solutions
=550  \\$wg$aChemistry, Physical and theoretical
=550  \\$aAtomic weights
=550  \\$aCryoscopy
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/12/90
=750  \2$aMolecular Weight$5IEN$0(DNLM)D008970

=LDR  00570cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362402302441
=005  20120730163522.0
=008  031022||\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85086594 
=035  \\$aBZT6500NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQD461
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=360  \\$isubdivision$aStructure$iunder individual chemicals and groups of chemicals, e.g.$aInsulin--Structure
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=550  \\$wg$aChemical structure
=550  \\$aStructural bioinformatics
=750  \2$aMolecular Structure$5IEN$0(DNLM)D015394

=LDR  00564cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880362402402441
=005  20060710140108.0
=008  860211||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85086580 
=035  \\$aBZT6486NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQH442.2
=150  \\$aMolecular cloning
=450  \\$aCloning, Molecular
=450  \\$aDNA cloning
=450  \\$aGene cloning
=550  \\$wg$aCloning
=550  \\$wg$aGenetic engineering
=550  \\$wg$aMolecular genetics
=550  \\$aClone cells
=750  \2$aCloning, Molecular$0(DNLM)D003001$5IEN

=LDR  00844cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880362402502441
=005  20120730163522.0
=008  050527i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85086577 
=035  \\$aBZT6483NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQH506
=150  \\$aMolecular biology
=360  \\$isubdivisions$aMolecular aspects$iand$aGrowth--Molecular aspects$iunder individual organs and regions of the body, e.g.$aHeart--Molecular aspects; Heart--Growth--Molecular aspects;$iand subdivision$aMolecular aspects$iunder individual animals and groups of animals, e.g.$aFishes--Molecular aspects
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=450  \\$aMolecular biophysics
=550  \\$wg$aBiochemistry
=550  \\$wg$aBiophysics
=550  \\$aBiomolecules
=550  \\$aSystems biology
=750  \2$aMolecular Biology$5IEN$0(DNLM)D008967

=LDR  00378cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362402602441
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=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
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=035  \\$aBZT6482NU
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=150  \\$aMolecular biologists
=550  \\$wg$aBiologists
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/12/90
=750  \2$aMolecular Biology$5IEN$0(DNLM)D008967

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=001  9880362402702441
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=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
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=035  \\$aBZT6474NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aBF861.M65$cPhysiognomy
=053  \\$aRL793
=150  \\$aMole (Dermatology)
=450  \\$aMoles (Dermatology)
=450  \\$aNaevus
=450  \\$aNevus
=550  \\$wg$aSkin
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/13/90
=750  \2$aNevus, Pigmented$5IEN$0(DNLM)D009508

=LDR  00391cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362402802441
=005  20120730163521.0
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=035  \\$aBZT6450NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aTP413$cManufacture
=150  \\$aMolasses
=550  \\$wg$aSugarcane products
=550  \\$wg$aSyrups
=750  \2$aMolasses$5IEN$0(DNLM)D008965

=LDR  00340cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362402902441
=005  20120730163521.0
=008  860211||\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85086541 
=035  \\$aBZT6447NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aMolars
=450  \\$aMolar teeth
=550  \\$wg$aTeeth
=750  \2$aMolar$5IEN$0(DNLM)D008963

=LDR  00527cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362403002441
=005  20120730163521.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
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=035  \\$aBZT6341NU
=035  \\$aSH 85086435
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aTK7887.8.M63
=150  \\$aModems
=450  \\$aModulate/demodulate units
=550  \\$wg$aComputer input-output equipment
=550  \\$wg$aData transmission systems
=550  \\$wg$aModulators (Electronics)
=750  \2$aModems$5IEN$0(DNLM)D003629

=LDR  00573cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362403102441
=005  20120730163521.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85086298 
=035  \\$aBZT6204NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRC685.V2
=150  \\$aMitral valve insufficiency
=450  \\$aIncompetence, Mitral
=450  \\$aMitral incompetence
=450  \\$aMitral regurgitation
=450  \\$aRegurgitation, Mitral
=550  \\$wg$aMitral valve$xDiseases
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/12/90
=750  \2$aMitral Valve Insufficiency$5IEN$0(DNLM)D008944

=LDR  00707cz  a2200241n  4500
=001  9880362403202441
=005  20120730163521.0
=008  860211||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85086296 
=035  \\$aBZT6202NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
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=450  \\$aClick murmur syndrome
=450  \\$aDisplacement of the mitral valve
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=001  9880362403302441
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=450  \\$aValva atrioventricularis sinistra
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=LDR  00568cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362403402441
=005  20120730163521.0
=008  920615||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85086290 
=035  \\$aBZT6196NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
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=150  \\$aMitoxantrone hydrochloride
=450  \\$aMitozantrone
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=550  \\$wg$aQuinone
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Mitoxantrone x Mitozantrone)
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=LDR  00437cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362403502441
=005  20120730163521.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85086289 
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=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/12/90
=750  \2$aMitosis$5IEN$0(DNLM)D008938

=LDR  00529cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362403602441
=005  20120730163521.0
=008  860211||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85086286 
=035  \\$aBZT6192NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRC271.M53$cCancer chemotherapy
=150  \\$aMitomycin C
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=550  \\$wg$aAntineoplastic antibiotics
=550  \\$wg$aCarbamates
=550  \\$wg$aImmunosuppressive agents
=550  \\$wg$aIndole
=750  \2$aMitomycin$5IEN$0(DNLM)D016685

=LDR  00346cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362403702441
=005  20060628163600.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85086283 
=035  \\$aBZT6189NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aMitogens
=550  \\$wg$aLectins
=550  \\$wg$aMitosis
=750  \2$aMitogens$0(DNLM)D008934$5IEN

=LDR  00420cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362403802441
=005  20060628163735.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85086281 
=035  \\$aBZT6187NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQH603.M5
=150  \\$aMitochondrial membranes
=550  \\$wg$aCell membranes
=550  \\$wg$aMembranes (Biology)
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=LDR  00425cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362403902441
=005  20070524082509.0
=008  030318i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85086280 
=035  \\$aBZT6186NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dWaU
=053  \0$aQH603.M5
=150  \\$aMitochondria
=450  \\$aChondriosomes
=550  \\$wg$aCell organelles
=550  \\$wg$aProtoplasm
=750  \2$aMitochondria$0(DNLM)D008928$5IEN

=LDR  00934cz  a2200277n  4500
=001  9880362404002441
=005  20120730163521.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85086270 
=035  \\$aBZT6176NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aQL458$bQL458.2
=150  \\$aMites
=450  \\$aAcari
=450  \\$aAcarida
=450  \\$aAcaridea
=450  \\$aAcariformes$5IEN
=450  \\$aAcarina
=450  \\$wnno$aMesostigmata$5IEN
=450  \\$aOpilioacariformes$5IEN
=450  \\$aOribatei$5IEN
=550  \\$wg$aArachnida
=550  \\$aAcarology
=670  \\$aSyn. class. liv. org.:$bv. 2, p. 111-117 (Subclass Acari, mites; Orders Opilioacariformes (=Opilioacarida; Notostigmata), Parasitiformes, Acariformes (=Actinotrichida))
=670  \\$aA synoptic classif. of living organisms, c1984:$bp. 215 (Orders Notostigmata, "leathery mites;" Parasitiformes; Acariformes)
=750  \2$aMites$5IEN$0(DNLM)D008925

=LDR  00925cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362404102441
=005  20120730163520.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85086250 
=035  \\$aBZT6156NU
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh 85086250
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aSB615.M5$cParasitic plants
=150  \\$aMistletoes
=450  \\$wnne$aMistletoe
=550  \\$wg$aSantalales
=670  \\$aWork cat.: The Biology of mistletoes, 1983:$bp. 6 (Mistletoes are flowering plants which belong to one of three families (Loranthaceae, Viscaceae and Eremolepidaceae) with the order Santalales (Kuijt, 1986; Cronquist, 1981). Some contemporary authorities have taken the conservative view that mistletoes constitute a single family, the Loranthaceae sens. laut. (s.l.) within which there are two or three sub-families (Tutin et al., 1964; Heywood, 1978)
=670  \\$aWeb. 3.
=750  \2$aMistletoe$5IEN$0(DNLM)D014784

=LDR  00513cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362404202441
=005  20201016150928.0
=008  051004i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85086083
=035  \\$aBZT5989NU
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aRA390$bRA392
=150  \\$aMissions, Medical
=450  \\$aMedical missions
=450  \\$aMissionary medicine
=550  \\$wg$aMedical assistance
=550  \\$wg$aMedicine
=550  \\$aMedical expeditions
=750  \2$aMedical Missions$0(DNLM)D008493$5IEN

=LDR  01256cz  a2200265n  4500
=001  9880362404302441
=005  20150216162056.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85086032 
=035  \\$aBZT5938NU
=035  \\$aSH 85086032
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aBV2000$bBV3705
=150  \\$aMissions
=360  \\$isubdivision$aMissions$iunder individual religions, religious denominations, and religious and monastic orders for works discussing the missions or missionary activities of those groups, e.g.$aBuddhism--Missions; Catholic Church--Missions; Baptists--Missions; Jesuits--Missions;$iand the subdivision$aMissions$iunder ethnic groups for missions to those groups
=450  \\$aChristian missions
=450  \\$aChristianity$xMissions
=450  \\$wnne$aMissions, Foreign
=450  \\$aMissionary work$5IEN
=550  \\$wg$aReligion
=550  \\$wg$aTheology, Practical
=550  \\$aProselytizing
=680  \\$iHere are entered general works on the activities and programs of missionaries and works on Christian missions. Works on the purpose of the church and its activities are entered under$aMission of the church.
=681  \\$iNote under$aMission of the church
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=LDR  00672cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880362404402441
=005  20120730163455.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85083052 
=035  \\$aBZT2958NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aMedically underserved areas
=450  \\$aHealth service shortage areas
=450  \\$aMedical underservice areas
=450  \\$aPhysician shortage areas
=450  \\$aUnderserved areas in medicine
=550  \\$wg$aHealth service areas
=550  \\$wg$aMedical care
=550  \\$wg$aMedical economics
=550  \\$wg$aScarcity
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/11/90
=750  \2$aMedically Underserved Area$5IEN$0(DNLM)D008507

=LDR  00810cz  a2200253n  4500
=001  9880362404602441
=005  20120730163455.0
=008  871218i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85083048 
=035  \\$a(OCoLC)02010467
=035  \\$aBZT2954NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRC78.7.T5
=150  \\$aMedical thermography
=360  \\$isubdivision$aThermography$iunder individual organs and regions of the body, e.g.$aHeart--Thermography
=450  \\$aClinical thermography
=450  \\$aMedical thermology
=450  \\$aMedicine$xThermographic methods
=450  \\$wnne$aThermography (Medicine)
=450  \\$aThermology, Medical
=550  \\$wg$aBody temperature$xMeasurement
=550  \\$wg$aDiagnostic imaging
=550  \\$wg$aThermography
=750  \2$aThermography$5IEN$0(DNLM)D013817

=LDR  00687cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362404702441
=005  20111220142130.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85083046 
=035  \\$aBZT2952NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \0$aR855$bR855.5
=150  \\$aMedical technology
=450  \\$aHealth care technology
=450  \\$aHealth technology
=550  \\$wg$aTechnology
=680  \\$iHere are entered works on the techniques, equipment, drugs and procedures used to deliver medical care and the systems within which such care is delivered.
=750  \2$aMedical Laboratory Science$0(DNLM)D013677$5IEN
=750  \2$aBiomedical Technology$0(DNLM)D020811$5IEN

=LDR  00578cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362404802441
=005  20120301112935.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85083045 
=035  \\$aBZT2951NU
=035  \\$ash 85083045
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aMedical technologists
=450  \\$aClinical laboratory technicians
=450  \\$aMedical laboratory technicians
=550  \\$wg$aBiomedical technicians
=550  \\$wg$aLaboratory technicians
=550  \\$aMedical laboratory technology
=750  \2$aMedical Laboratory Personnel$0(DNLM)D017056$5IEN

=LDR  00657cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880362404902441
=005  20120730163455.0
=008  871218i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85083041 
=035  \\$a(OCoLC)02010417
=035  \\$aBZT2947NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aR857.D5
=150  \\$aMedical supplies, Disposable
=450  \\$aDisposable medical supplies
=450  \\$aMedical disposables
=450  \\$aMedical supplies, Single-use
=450  \\$aSingle-use medical supplies
=550  \\$aDisposable medical supplies industry
=550  \\$aHealth facilities$xWaste disposal
=750  \2$aDisposable Equipment$5IEN$0(DNLM)D004209

=LDR  00400cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362405002441
=005  20120730163455.0
=008  920906i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85083034 
=035  \\$aBZT2940NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aMedical students
=450  \\$aStudents, Medical$5IEN
=550  \\$wg$aHealth occupations students
=750  \2$aStudents, Medical$5IEN$0(DNLM)D013337

=LDR  00408cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362405102441
=005  20120730163455.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85083029 
=035  \\$aBZT2935NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aMedical sociologists
=550  \\$wg$aSocial medicine
=550  \\$wg$aSociologists
=670  \\$aWk AFK9137
=750  \2$aSociology, Medical$5IEN$0(DNLM)D012962

=LDR  00547cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362405202441
=005  20120730163455.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85083026 
=035  \\$aBZT2932NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aR728
=150  \\$aMedical secretaries
=550  \\$wg$aAllied health personnel
=550  \\$wg$aMedical offices
=550  \\$wg$aSecretaries
=550  \\$aMedical assistants
=550  \\$aMedical transcription
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/11/90
=750  \2$aMedical Secretaries$5IEN$0(DNLM)D008502

=LDR  00915cz  a2200241n  4500
=001  9880362405302441
=005  20130212093536.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85083024 
=035  \\$aBZT2930NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aRA427.5
=150  \\$aMedical screening
=360  \\$isubdivision$aMedical examinations$iunder topical headings, classes of persons, ethnic groups, and individual military services
=450  \\$aMass medical screening
=450  \\$aMass screening, Medical
=450  \\$aMedical examinations
=450  \\$aScreening, Medical
=550  \\$wg$aDiagnostic services
=550  \\$wg$aHealth risk assessment
=680  \\$iHere are entered works on mass examination of the population to detect the existence of a particular disease, as diabetes, tuberculosis, etc.
=681  \\$iNote under$aMedicine--Examinations
=750  \2$aMass Screening$5IEN$0(DNLM)D008403

=LDR  00470cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362405402441
=005  20120730163454.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85083020 
=035  \\$aBZT2926NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aMedical research personnel
=450  \\$aClinical investigators
=450  \\$aMedical researchers
=550  \\$wg$aMedical personnel
=550  \\$wg$aMedicine$xResearch
=750  \2$aResearch Personnel$5IEN$0(DNLM)D012108

=LDR  00489cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362405502441
=005  20120730163454.0
=008  940406i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85083019 
=035  \\$aBZT2925NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aR727.8
=150  \\$aMedical referral
=450  \\$aPatient referral
=450  \\$aReferral, Medical
=550  \\$wg$aMedical cooperation
=550  \\$wg$aMedicine$xPractice
=750  \2$aReferral and Consultation$5IEN$0(DNLM)D012017

=LDR  02742cz  a2200325n  4500
=001  9880362405602441
=005  20121226153255.0
=008  860211||\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85083013 
=035  \\$aBZT2919NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDGPO
=150  \\$aMedical records$xData processing
=450  \\$aComputerized medical records$5IEN
=450  \\$aEHR systems
=450  \\$aEHR technology
=450  \\$aEHRs (Electronic health records)
=450  \\$aElectronic health records
=450  \\$aElectronic medical records
=450  \\$aEMR systems
=450  \\$aEMRs (Electronic medical records)
=450  \\$aMedical records systems, Computerized$5IEN
=550  \\$aInformation storage and retrieval systems$xMedical care
=670  \\$aU.S. Cong. House. Comm. on Small Business. Subcomm. on Healthcare and Technology. Not what the doctor ordered : barriers to health IT for small medical practices, 2011:$bp. 1 (electronic health records or EHR, EHR system; EHRs; office-based physicians) p. 7 (EHR technology)
=670  \\$aGoogle, Apr. 19, 2012$b(hit counts in millions: medical records data: 48, electronic health records: 26, EHR technology: 9.6, EHR systems: 8.8)
=670  \\$aCenters for Medicare & Medicaid Services website, Apr. 19, 2012:$bmenu selection: Electronic Health Records (Electronic Health Record, EHR, EHRs)
=670  \\$aHing, Esther. Use of electronic medical records by ambulatory care providers, 2010:$bp. 1 (electronic medical records, EMRs, EMR systems)
=670  \\$aElectronic medical records vs. electronic health records, 2006, uncataloged work accessed from the HIMSS Analytics, LLC website, Sept. 5, 2012:$bp. 2 (Many people in the U.S. healthcare industry, our government, and the press use the terms electronic medical record (EMR) and electronic health record (EHR) interchangeably ... The EMR is the legal record created in hospitals and ambulatory environments that is the source of data for the EHR. The EHR represents the ability to easily share medical information among stakeholders and to have a patient's information follow him or her through the various modalities of care engaged by that individual)
=670  \\$aPhysician adoption of electronic health record systems, 2012:$bp. 6 (Does this practice use electronic medical records or electronic health records?)
=670  \\$aNational Ambulatory Medical Care Survey (NAMCS): Electronic Medical Records Supplement 2011, accessed from the National Center for Health Statistics website, Sept. 5, 2012:$bp. 1 (National Study of Electronic Medical Records/Electronic Health Records (EMRs/EHRs)) question 17b (What is the name of your current EMR/EHR system?)
=750  \2$aMedical Records Systems, Computerized$5IEN$0(DNLM)D016347

=LDR  00637cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880362405702441
=005  20120730163454.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85083010 
=035  \\$aBZT2916NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aR864$cGeneral
=053  \\$aRA976$cHospital medical records
=150  \\$aMedical records
=450  \\$aClinical records
=450  \\$aHealth records
=450  \\$aHospital medical records
=450  \\$aPatient care records
=550  \\$wg$aCommunication in medicine
=550  \\$wg$aHospital records
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/11/90
=750  \2$aMedical Records$5IEN$0(DNLM)D008499

=LDR  00584cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362405802441
=005  20120730163454.0
=008  910606i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85083009 
=035  \\$aBZT2915NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRA976.5
=150  \\$aMedical record personnel
=450  \\$aMedical record administrators$5IEN
=450  \\$wnne$aMedical record librarians
=450  \\$aMedical records librarians
=450  \\$aMedical records personnel
=550  \\$wg$aAllied health personnel
=750  \2$aMedical Record Administrators$5IEN$0(DNLM)D008497

=LDR  00499cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362405902441
=005  20120730163454.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85083008 
=035  \\$aBZT2914NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aMedical record linkage
=450  \\$aRecord linkage, Medical
=550  \\$wg$aDual record systems
=550  \\$wg$aEpidemiology
=550  \\$wg$aMedical statistics
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/11/90
=750  \2$aMedical Record Linkage$5IEN$0(DNLM)D008498

=LDR  00641cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880362406002441
=005  20120730163454.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85083005 
=035  \\$aBZT2911NU
=035  \\$aSH 85083005
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aRC64
=150  \\$aMedical protocols
=450  \\$aClinical algorithms
=450  \\$aClinical protocols
=450  \\$aPatient care plans
=450  \\$aPlans for patient care
=450  \\$aProtocols in medicine
=550  \\$wg$aClinical medicine$vHandbooks, manuals, etc.
=550  \\$wg$aMedical records
=750  \2$aClinical Protocols$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002985

=LDR  00802cz  a2200265n  4500
=001  9880362406102441
=005  20120730163454.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85083002 
=035  \\$aBZT2908NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dWaU
=150  \\$aMedical policy
=450  \\$aHealth care policy
=450  \\$aHealth policy
=450  \\$aMedical care$xGovernment policy
=450  \\$aMedicine and state
=450  \\$aPolicy, Medical
=450  \\$aPublic health$xGovernment policy
=450  \\$aPublic health policy
=450  \\$aState and medicine
=550  \\$wg$aScience and state
=550  \\$wg$aSocial policy
=670  \\$aUMI business vocab.$b(Health care policy)
=670  \\$aNew perspectives on public health policy, c2008.
=750  \2$aHealth Policy$5IEN$0(DNLM)D006291

=LDR  00587cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880362406202441
=005  20120730163454.0
=008  920330i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85083001 
=035  \\$aBZT2907NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aR895$bR920
=150  \\$aMedical physics
=450  \\$aHealth physics
=450  \\$aHealth radiation physics
=450  \\$aMedical radiation physics
=450  \\$aRadiation therapy physics
=450  \\$aRadiotherapy physics
=550  \\$wg$aBiophysics
=550  \\$wg$aPhysics
=750  \2$aHealth Physics$5IEN$0(DNLM)D006283

=LDR  00445cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362406302441
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=001  9880361918102441
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=001  9880361918202441
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=670  \\$aNational Gardening Association gardener's dict., via WWW, Apr. 20, 2006$b(Vaccinium: bilberry, blueberry, cranberry, huckleberry)
=670  \\$aThe Plant Press dict. of common names, via WWW, Apr. 20 2006$b(Blueberry: Vaccinium, Vaccinium angustifolium, Vaccinium corymbosum, Vaccinium myrtillus)
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=001  9880361918302441
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=008  030916i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
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=450  \\$aCryptophyceae
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=450  \\$aCyanophyceae
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=450  \\$wnne$aCyanophyta
=450  \\$aMyxophyceae
=450  \\$aMyxophyta
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=670  \\$aWork cat.: The Cyanobacteria : a comprehensive review, c1987:$bp. 1 (...blue-greens have been renamed cyanobacteria...)
=670  \\$aFay, P. The Blue-greens (Cyanophyta-Cyanobacteria), 1983:$bp. 3 (Cyanophyta, Myxophyta, Cyanochloronta, Cyanobacteria, blue-green algae, blue-green bacteria refer to one and the same group of micro-organisms)
=670  \\$aThe Biology of cyanobacteria, 1982:$bp. ix (The reader will note that this treatise bears the title of The Biology of Cyanobacteria, not the The Biology of Blue-Green Algae, the title of its predecessor.)
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=750  \2$iNarrower mapping$aPhormidium$0(DNLM)D000084242$4NM$5IEN-M
=750  \2$iNarrower mapping$aPannus$0(DNLM)D000086282$4NM$5IEN-M
=750  \2$iNarrower mapping$aThermosynechococcus$0(DNLM)D000086325$4NM$5IEN-M
=750  \2$iNarrower mapping$aDolichospermum flos-aquae$0(DNLM)D046869$4NM$5IEN-M

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=010  \\$ash 85015065 
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=001  9880361918502441
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=LDR  00987cz  a2200325n  4500
=001  9880361918602441
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=008  860211i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85015033 
=035  \\$aBZL4939NU
=035  \\$aSH 85015033
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dUk
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=450  \\$wnne$aBloodletting
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=670  \\$aWork cat.: Garza, D. Phlebotomy handbook, c1989.
=670  \\$aDorland's med. dict.
=670  \\$aStedman's med. dict.
=670  \\$aMosby's med. dict.
=670  \\$aGould med. dict.
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Bloodletting, x Phlebotomy)
=670  \\$aBlack's medical dict.$b(Bleeding; venesection)
=750  \2$aBloodletting$5IEN$0(DNLM)D001815
=750  \2$aPhlebotomy$5IEN$0(DNLM)D018962

=LDR  00370cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880361918702441
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=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85015031 
=035  \\$aBZL4937NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aBlood volume
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=550  \\$wg$aHemodynamics
=750  \2$aBlood Volume$5IEN$0(DNLM)D001810

=LDR  00341cz  a2200133n  4500
=001  9880361918802441
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=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|n\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85015030 
=035  \\$aBZL4936NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aRC280.B56
=150  \\$aBlood-vessels$xTumors
=750  \2$aVascular Neoplasms$5IEN$0(DNLM)D019043

=LDR  00388cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880361918902441
=005  20120730162555.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85015027 
=035  \\$aBZL4933NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRD598.5
=150  \\$aBlood-vessels$xSurgery
=450  \\$aVascular surgery
=750  \2$aVascular Surgical Procedures$5IEN$0(DNLM)D014656

=LDR  00410cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880361919002441
=005  20070503175825.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85015023 
=035  \\$aBZL4929NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRC691$bRC700
=150  \\$aBlood-vessels$xDiseases
=450  \\$aAngiology
=450  \\$aVascular diseases
=750  \2$aVascular Diseases$0(DNLM)D014652$5IEN

=LDR  00420cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880361919102441
=005  20120730162555.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85015022 
=035  \\$aBZL4928NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aBlood-vessels$xAbnormalities
=450  \\$aAngiodysplasia
=450  \\$wnne$aBlood-vessels$xAbnormities and deformities
=750  \2$aAngiodysplasia$5IEN-M$0(DNLM)D016888

=LDR  00655cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880361919202441
=005  20120522104905.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85015021 
=035  \\$aBZL4927NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQL835$cComparative anatomy
=053  \\$aQM191$cHuman anatomy
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=360  \\$isubdivision$aBlood-vessels$iunder individual organs and regions of the body, e.g.$aHeart--Blood-vessels; Foot--Blood-vessels
=450  \\$aAngiology
=450  \\$aVascular system
=450  \\$aVasculature
=550  \\$wg$aCardiovascular system
=750  \2$aBlood Vessels$0(DNLM)D001808$5IEN

=LDR  00539cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880361919302441
=005  20120730162555.0
=008  920803i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85015020 
=035  \\$aBZL4926NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aBlood vessel prosthesis
=450  \\$aVascular prostheses
=550  \\$wg$aBlood-vessels$xTransplantation
=550  \\$wg$aProsthesis
=670  \\$a91-75949: Greisler, H.P. New biologic and synthetic vascular prostheses, c1991.
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=LDR  00515cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880361919402441
=005  20120730162542.0
=008  940124i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85014257 
=035  \\$aBZL4163NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aBiopsy
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=550  \\$wg$aDiagnosis, Laboratory
=550  \\$wg$aDiagnostic specimens
=550  \\$wg$aSurgery, Operative
=750  \2$aBiopsy$5IEN$0(DNLM)D001706

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=001  9880361919502441
=005  20120730162541.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85014255 
=035  \\$aBZL4161NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQP801.B69$cBiochemistry
=053  \0$aTP248.65.P62$cBiotechnology
=150  \\$aBiopolymers
=450  \\$aBioactive polymers
=450  \\$aBiological polymers
=450  \\$aNatural polymers
=450  \\$aNaturally occurring polymers
=550  \\$wg$aBiomolecules
=550  \\$wg$aPolymers
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Biopolymeric controlled release systems, 1984.
=670  \\$aWeb. 3.
=670  \\$aChem. abst.$b(see also Macromolecular compounds; Polymers)
=670  \\$aMESH:$bunder Macromolecular systems.
=670  \\$aDorland's med. dict.$b(a polymer formed in a living organism as a polypeptide)
=670  \\$aHiemenz polymer chemistry:$bp. 16 (naturally occuring polymers, natural polymers)
=750  \2$aBiopolymers$5IEN$0(DNLM)D001704

=LDR  00485cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880361919602441
=005  20120730162541.0
=008  871218i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85014253 
=035  \\$a(OCoLC)02085841
=035  \\$aBZL4159NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQH505
=150  \\$aBiophysics
=450  \\$wnne$aBiological physics
=550  \\$wg$aBiology
=550  \\$wg$aMedical sciences
=550  \\$wg$aPhysics
=750  \2$aBiophysics$5IEN$0(DNLM)D001703

=LDR  00555cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880361919702441
=005  20120730162541.0
=008  860211||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85014252 
=035  \\$aBZL4158NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRM301.4
=150  \\$aBiopharmaceutics
=360  \\$isubdivision$aBioavailability$iunder individual chemicals and groups of chemicals, e.g.$aCopper--Bioavailability
=550  \\$wg$aPharmacology
=550  \\$wg$aPharmacy
=690  \\$ar:AMD:5/30/90
=750  \2$aBiopharmaceutics$5IEN$0(DNLM)D001702

=LDR  00713cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880361919802441
=005  20120730162541.0
=008  930409i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85014251 
=035  \\$aBZL4157NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQP550$bQP801
=150  \\$aBioorganic chemistry
=450  \\$aBio-organic chemistry
=450  \\$aBiological organic chemistry
=550  \\$wg$aBiochemistry
=550  \\$wg$aChemistry, Organic
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Bender, M.L. The bioorganic chemistry of enzymatic catalysis, 1984.
=670  \\$aWeb. 3$b(bioorganic: of or relating to the organic chemistry of biologically significant substances)
=750  \2$aChemistry, Organic$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002625

=LDR  00860cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880361919902441
=005  20120730162541.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85014250 
=035  \\$aBZL4156NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aBionics
=450  \\$aIntellectronics
=550  \\$wg$aBioengineering
=550  \\$wg$aBiophysics
=550  \\$wg$aCybernetics
=550  \\$wg$aSimulation methods
=550  \\$wg$aSystems engineering
=680  \\$iHere are entered works on applying the organizational principles of living organisms to the solution of engineering problems in general and, in particular, on considering living organisms as prototypes in dealing with the theory, circuitry and technology of information-processing electronic components or systems.
=690  \\$ar:AMD:5/30/90
=750  \2$aBionics$5IEN$0(DNLM)D001701

=LDR  00705cz  a2200241n  4500
=001  9880361920002441
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=010  \\$ash 85014244 
=035  \\$aBZL4150NU
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh 85014244
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dWaElC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQH323.5
=150  \\$aBiometry
=450  \\$aBiological statistics
=450  \\$aBiology$xStatistical methods
=450  \\$aBiometrics (Biology)
=450  \\$aBiostatistics
=550  \\$wg$aBiomathematics
=550  \\$wg$aStatistics
=670  \\$aHampton, R.E. Introductory biological statistics, 1994.
=670  \\$aPearce, S.C. Biological statistics, 1965.
=750  \2$aBiometry$0(DNLM)D001699$5IEN

=LDR  00621cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880361920102441
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=008  860211i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85014239 
=035  \\$aBZL4145NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aR857.M3
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=450  \\$aBiocompatible materials
=450  \\$aBiomaterials
=450  \\$aMedical materials
=450  \\$aMedicine$xMaterials
=550  \\$wg$aBiomedical engineering
=550  \\$wg$aMaterials
=550  \\$aBiocompatibility
=550  \\$aProsthesis
=750  \2$aBiomedical and Dental Materials$5IEN$0(DNLM)D001697

=LDR  00543cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880361920202441
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=008  050321i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85014237 
=035  \\$aBZL4143NU
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=053  \0$aR856$bR857
=150  \\$aBiomedical engineering
=450  \\$aClinical engineering
=450  \\$aMedical engineering
=550  \\$wg$aBioengineering
=550  \\$wg$aBiophysics
=550  \\$wg$aEngineering
=550  \\$wg$aMedicine
=750  \2$aBiomedical Engineering$5IEN$0(DNLM)D001698

=LDR  00633cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880361920302441
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=010  \\$ash 85014236 
=035  \\$aBZL4142NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQH513
=150  \\$aBiomechanics
=360  \\$isubdivision$aMechanical properties$iunder individual organs and regions of the body, e.g.$aHeart--Mechanical properties
=450  \\$aBiological mechanics
=450  \\$aMechanical properties of biological structures
=550  \\$wg$aBiophysics
=550  \\$wg$aMechanics
=750  \2$aBiomechanical Phenomena$5IEN$0(DNLM)D001696

=LDR  01220cz  a2200361n  4500
=001  9880361920402441
=005  20100302125555.0
=008  050214i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85014231 
=035  \\$aBZL4137NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dABAU$dDLC$dWaU$dIdPI
=053  \0$aHD9502.5.B54$bHD9502.5.B544$cEconomics
=053  \0$aTP339$cChemical technology
=150  \\$aBiomass energy
=450  \\$aBio-energy (Biomass energy)
=450  \\$aBioenergy (Biomass energy)
=450  \\$aBiofuels
=450  \\$aBiological fuels
=450  \\$aEnergy, Biomass
=450  \\$aMicrobial energy conversion
=550  \\$wg$aEnergy conversion
=550  \\$wg$aFuel
=550  \\$aEnergy crops
=550  \\$aMicrobial fuel cells
=550  \\$aRefuse as fuel
=550  \\$aWaste products as fuel
=670  \\$aSolar energy conversion. Biofuels, 1980.
=670  \\$aMcGraw-Hill encyc. sci. tech.$b(Biomass)
=670  \\$aINSPEC$b(Bioenergy conversion)
=670  \\$aLC database, April 7, 1989$b(Biofuels, biological fuels, bioenergy)
=670  \\$aCoastal Bio-Energy Forum (2006 : Olympic Natural Resources Center). Coastal Bio-Energy Forum, 2006.
=675  \\$aWeb. 3
=750  \2$aBiofuels$0(DNLM)D056804$5IEN

=LDR  00542cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880361920502441
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=008  871218i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85014203 
=035  \\$a(OCoLC)02085435
=035  \\$aBZL4109NU
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQH301$bQH705
=150  \\$aBiology
=360  \\$iheadings beginning with the word$aBiological
=550  \\$wg$aLife sciences
=550  \\$aBiomass
=550  \\$aLife (Biology)
=550  \\$aNatural history
=750  \2$aBiology$5IEN$0(DNLM)D001695

=LDR  00385cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880361920602441
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=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85014202 
=035  \\$aBZL4108NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQH26
=150  \\$aBiologists
=550  \\$wg$aLife scientists
=550  \\$wg$aNaturalists
=750  \2$aBiology$5IEN$0(DNLM)D001695

=LDR  00900cz  a2200277n  4500
=001  9880361920702441
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=008  931005i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85014201 
=035  \\$aBZL4107NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aUG447.8
=150  \\$aBiological warfare
=360  \\$isubdivision$aBiological warfare$iunder individual wars, e.g.$aWorld War, 1939-1945--Biological warfare
=450  \\$aBacterial warfare
=450  \\$aBacteriological warfare
=450  \\$aBiowarfare
=450  \\$aCBR warfare
=450  \\$aDisease warfare
=450  \\$aGerm warfare
=450  \\$aPathogenic bacteria$xWar use
=550  \\$wg$aBioengineering
=550  \\$wg$aWar
=670  \\$aU.S. Congress. House. Committee on Foreign Affairs ... Biological warfare testing, 1988.
=670  \\$aRandom House$b(Biowarfare)
=750  \2$aBiological Warfare$5IEN$0(DNLM)D001694

=LDR  00842cz  a2200253n  4500
=001  9880361920802441
=005  20120730162539.0
=008  930409||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85014199 
=035  \\$aBZL4105NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQH509
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=450  \\$aActive biological transport
=450  \\$aActive transport, Biological
=450  \\$aEnergy dependent biological transport
=450  \\$aUphill biological transport
=550  \\$wg$aEnergy metabolism
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Ion transport by epithelia, c1981.
=670  \\$aNLM.
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=670  \\$aStedman's med. dict.$b(Active transport)
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=550  \\$wg$aChronobiology
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=035  \\$aBZL4093NU
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=450  \\$aModulators, Biological response
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=550  \\$wg$aCancer$xImmunotherapy
=550  \\$wg$aCellular control mechanisms
=550  \\$wg$aImmunopharmacology
=550  \\$aImmune response$xRegulation
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Biological response modifiers, 1986$b("Molecules of natural and sometimes synthetic origin which act through an organisms own biological response mechanisms and thus have been termed biological response modifiers (BRM's)")
=670  \\$aBiomodulation, a new approach to cancer treatment, 1991$b(biomodulators)
=670  \\$aStrukturnye osnovy deistviia peptidnykh ... 1990.
=680  \\$iHere are entered works dealing with agents that are effective against cancer or other diseases by modifying the immune response.
=750  \2$aImmunologic Factors$0(DNLM)D007155$5IEN
=750  \2$iNarrower mapping$aImmunomodulating Agents$0(DNLM)D000091369$4NM$5IEN-M
=930  \\$aMeSH Mapping GN 2024/10/08

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=035  \\$aSH 85014185
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aRC321$bRC344
=150  \\$aBiological psychiatry
=450  \\$aBiopsychiatry
=550  \\$wg$aPsychiatry
=550  \\$aPsychobiology
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Biological psychiatry, higher nervous activity, c1985.
=670  \\$aNLM.
=670  \\$aDorland's med. dict.
=670  \\$aKaplan. Psychiatry III, 1980:$bp. 3313.
=680  \\$iHere are entered works on that branch of psychiatry that emphasizes a multidisciplinary (physiological, neurological, pharmacological and genetic) approach to psychiatric disorders.
=750  \2$aBiological Psychiatry$5IEN$0(DNLM)D001689

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=001  9880361921402441
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=035  \\$aBZL4089NU
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=150  \\$aBiological products
=450  \\$aBioproducts
=450  \\$aProducts, Biological
=550  \\$wg$aNatural products
=550  \\$aMetabolites
=670  \\$aBioproducts and bioprocesses: 2nd conf., Sep. 27-30, 1986, c1989.
=680  \\$iHere are entered works on products of biological origin as well as commercial products of biotechnology.
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=035  \\$aBZL4086NU
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=053  \0$aQH324.8
=150  \\$aBiological models
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=750  \2$aModels, Biological$5IEN$0(DNLM)D008954

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=450  \\$aChemistry, Physiological$5IEN
=450  \\$aOrganisms$xComposition
=450  \\$wnne$aPhysiological chemistry
=550  \\$wg$aBiology
=550  \\$wg$aChemistry
=550  \\$wg$aMedical sciences
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Biochemistry)
=670  \\$aWeb. 3.
=670  \\$aHennepin.
=670  \\$aMcGraw-Hill dict. of sci. and tech. terms, c2003$b(biochemistry [CHEM] The study of chemical substances occurring in living organisms and the reactions and methods for identifying these substances)
=670  \\$aTr�ojbom, M. Chemistry data from surface ecosystems in Forsmark and Laxemar-Simpevarp, 2010:$bp. 3 ("chemical composition of the regolith and biota of the terrestrial, limnic, and marine ecosystems")
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=035  \\$aBZL4075NU
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=150  \\$aBiological assay
=450  \\$aBioassay
=550  \\$wg$aDrugs$xStandards
=690  \\$ar:AMD:6/1/90
=750  \2$aBiological Assay$5IEN$0(DNLM)D001681

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=001  9880361921802441
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=035  \\$aBZL4072NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQP531$bQP535
=150  \\$aBioinorganic chemistry
=450  \\$aBio-inorganic chemistry
=450  \\$aBiological inorganic chemistry
=450  \\$aInorganic biochemistry
=550  \\$wg$aBiochemistry
=550  \\$wg$aChemistry, Inorganic
=750  \2$aChemistry, Bioinorganic$5IEN$0(DNLM)D015393

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=001  9880361921902441
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=053  \0$aCT
=150  \\$aBiography
=360  \\$isubdivision$aBiography$iunder names of countries, cities, etc., names of corporate bodies, uniform titles of sacred works, and under classes of persons, ethnic groups, types of animals, and historic events
=360  \\$isubdivision$aBiography$iunder names of countries, cities, etc., names of corporate bodies, uniform titles of sacred works, and under classes of persons, ethnic groups, individual and groups of animals, and historic events
=450  \\$aBiographies
=450  \\$aHistory$vBiography
=450  \\$aLife histories
=450  \\$aMemoirs
=550  \\$wg$aAuxiliary sciences of history
=550  \\$wg$aHistory
=550  \\$aGenealogy
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=001  9880361922002441
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=035  \\$aBZL4054NU
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=150  \\$aBiographers
=550  \\$wg$aAuthors
=750  \2$aBiography$0(DNLM)D001680$5IEN

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=001  9880361922102441
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=010  \\$ash 85014143 
=035  \\$aBZL4049NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQP801.B66
=150  \\$aBiogenic amines
=450  \\$aBioamines
=550  \\$wg$aAmines
=550  \\$wg$aAmines in the body
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Methods in biogenic amine research, c1983.
=670  \\$aNLM.
=670  \\$aNIH$b(Biogenic amines, Neural see ref. to Neurotransmitters (General))
=670  \\$aDorland's med. dict.
=670  \\$aStenesh. Dict. biochem., 1975.
=750  \2$aBiogenic Amines$5IEN$0(DNLM)D001679

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=001  9880361922202441
=005  20100208084636.0
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=035  \\$aBZL4045NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aBF319.5.B5$cPsychology
=053  \\$aRC489.B53$cPsychotherapy
=150  \\$aBiofeedback training
=450  \\$aVisceral learning
=550  \\$wg$aBiological control systems
=550  \\$wg$aFeedback (Psychology)
=550  \\$wg$aMind and body
=550  \\$wg$aOperant conditioning
=550  \\$wg$aPsychotherapy
=750  \2$aBiofeedback, Psychology$0(DNLM)D001676$5IEN

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=001  9880361922302441
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=035  \\$aBZL4042NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQH332
=150  \\$aBioethics
=450  \\$aBiology$xMoral and ethical aspects
=450  \\$aBiomedical ethics
=450  \\$aLife sciences ethics
=450  \\$aLife sciences$xMoral and ethical aspects
=550  \\$wg$aScience$xMoral and ethical aspects
=690  \\$ar:AMD:5/30/90
=750  \2$aBioethics$5IEN$0(DNLM)D001675

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=001  9880361922402441
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=450  \\$aBiological engineering
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=001  9880361922502441
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=001  9880361922602441
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=450  \\$aBiochemical templets
=450  \\$aBiomolecular templates
=450  \\$aBiomolecular templets
=450  \\$aTemplates, Biochemical
=450  \\$aTemplates, Biomolecular
=450  \\$aTemplets, Biochemical
=450  \\$aTemplets, Biomolecular
=550  \\$wg$aBiopolymers
=550  \\$wg$aChemical templates
=550  \\$aBiosynthesis
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Katz, M.J. Templets and the explanation of complex patterns, 1985.
=670  \\$aWeb. 3$b(Templates)
=670  \\$aStenesh. Dict. of biochemistry.
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=001  9880361922702441
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=150  \\$aBiochemical oxygen demand
=450  \\$aB.O.D. (Biochemical oxygen demand)
=450  \\$aBiological oxygen demand
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=550  \\$wg$aWater$xPollution
=550  \\$aWater$xDissolved oxygen
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=001  9880361922802441
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=450  \\$aBiological markers
=450  \\$aBiomarkers
=450  \\$aMarkers, Biochemical
=550  \\$wg$aBiochemistry
=550  \\$wg$aIndicators (Biology)
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Advanced Course on Ferritins and Isoferritins as Biochemical Markers (1984 : Milan, Italy). Ferritins and isoferritins as biochemical markers, 1984.
=670  \\$aDict. of biochem.:$bp. 34.
=670  \\$aDorland's med. dict.:$bunder marker.
=670  \\$aBiologic markers in pulmonary toxicology, 1989.
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Biological markers x Biochemical markers)
=670  \\$aLC data base, 09/06/90$b(biomarkers)
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=001  9880361922902441
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=053  \\$aQH510.5
=150  \\$aBioacoustics
=450  \\$aBiological acoustics
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=001  9880361923002441
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=670  \\$aRandom House$b(Biobibliography)
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=450  \\$aDistribution, Bernoulli
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=001  9880361923202441
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=035  \\$aBZL4015NU
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=150  \\$aBinocular vision
=450  \\$aVision, Binocular$5IEN
=550  \\$wg$aVision
=550  \\$aPanum's fusional area
=750  \2$aVision, Binocular$5IEN$0(DNLM)D015348

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=001  9880361923302441
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=150  \\$aBindweeds
=450  \\$wnne$aBindweed
=450  \\$wnne$aConvolvulus
=550  \\$wg$aConvolvulaceae
=670  \\$aPlants national database, July 27, 2006$b(Convolvulus L. bindweed)
=670  \\$aEncyc. Americana$b(Bindweed: The bindweeds constitute the genus Convolvulus of the morning glory family Convolvulaceae)
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=001  9880361923402441
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=035  \\$aBZL3915NU
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=450  \\$aBiliary ducts
=450  \\$aDucts, Bile
=450  \\$aGall ducts
=550  \\$wg$aBiliary tract
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Cancer of the bile ducts and pancreas, 1988.
=670  \\$aMESH.
=670  \\$aInter. dict. med. biol.$b(bile duct, also called biliary duct, gall duct)
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=001  9880361923502441
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=035  \\$aBZL3914NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQP752.B54
=150  \\$aBile acids
=550  \\$wg$aBile
=550  \\$wg$aCholagogues
=670  \\$aWeb. 3$b(cholic acid, glycocholic acid, Taurocolic acid)
=670  \\$aGould med. dict.$b(Anyone of the naturally free occuring acid of bile or those formed by the conjugation of glycine or taurine with a cholic acid forming glycocholic or taurocholic acids, respectively)
=670  \\$aStedman's med. dict.
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Bile acids and salts)
=750  \2$aBile Acids and Salts$5IEN$0(DNLM)D001647

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=001  9880361923602441
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=035  \\$aBZL3913NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQP197
=150  \\$aBile
=450  \\$aGall
=550  \\$wg$aBody fluids
=550  \\$aBiliary tract
=681  \\$iExample under$aSecretion
=690  \\$ar:AMD:5/30/90
=750  \2$aBile$5IEN$0(DNLM)D001646

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=001  9880361923702441
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=001  9880361923902441
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=001  9880361924002441
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=001  9880361924102441
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=001  9880361924202441
=005  20120730162535.0
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=010  \\$ash 85014022 
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=450  \\$aBilious diseases and biliousness
=690  \\$ar:AMD:6/11/90
=750  \2$aBiliary Tract Diseases$5IEN$0(DNLM)D001660

=LDR  01243cz  a2200385n  4500
=001  9880361924302441
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=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85013981 
=035  \\$aBZL3887LC
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh 85013981
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dWaU
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=450  \\$aOvis auduboni
=450  \\$aOvis californiana
=450  \\$aOvis canadensis
=450  \\$aOvis cervina
=450  \\$aOvis cremnobates
=450  \\$aOvis gaillardi
=450  \\$aOvis mexicana
=450  \\$aOvis montana
=450  \\$aOvis nelsoni
=450  \\$aOvis palmeri
=450  \\$aOvis pygargus
=450  \\$aOvis samilkameenensis
=450  \\$aOvis sheldoni
=450  \\$aOvis sierrae
=450  \\$aOvis texianus
=450  \\$aOvis weemsi
=550  \\$wg$aMountain sheep
=550  \\$wg$aOvis
=670  \\$aMammal species of the world, via WWW, June 10, 2001$b(Ovis canadensis. Common name: Bighorn Sheep. Synonyms: auduboni, californiana, cervina, cremnobates, gaillardi,  mexicana, montana, nelsoni, palmeri, pygargus, samilkameenensis, sheldoni, sierrae, texianus, weemsi)
=750  \2$aSheep, Bighorn$5IEN$0(DNLM)D034581

=LDR  00447cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880361924402441
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=008  860211||\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85014021 
=035  \\$aBZL3927NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aBiliary tract
=450  \\$aBiliary tree
=550  \\$wg$aDigestive organs
=550  \\$aBile
=670  \\$aMESH.
=670  \\$aDorland's med. dict.
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=LDR  00895cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880361924502441
=005  20120730162533.0
=008  930409i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85013939 
=035  \\$aBZL3845NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQR82.A35
=150  \\$aBifidobacterium
=450  \\$aBifidobacteria
=550  \\$wg$aActinomycetaceae
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Rasic, J.L. Bifidobacteria and their role, 1982.
=670  \\$aIndex Bereyana:$bp. 418 (Bifdobacterium Orla-Jensen)
=670  \\$aSingleton, P. Dict. of microbiology:$bp. 51 (Bifidobacterium, genus gram-positive bacteria, Actinomycetaceae)
=670  \\$aBergey's manual of determinant bacteriology:$bp. 669 (Bifidobacterium; syn. Tissieria Pribran; Bifidibacterium Prevot)
=670  \\$aBezkorovainy, A. Biochemistry and physiology of bifidobacteria, 1989.
=750  \2$aBifidobacterium$5IEN$0(DNLM)D001644

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=001  9880361924602441
=005  20120730162535.0
=008  931025i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85014020 
=035  \\$aBZL3926NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aBiliary atresia
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=550  \\$wg$aBile ducts$xObstructions
=750  \2$aBiliary Atresia$5IEN$0(DNLM)D001656

=LDR  00331cz  a2200133n  4500
=001  9880361924702441
=005  20120730162535.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85014018 
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=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aBile salts
=550  \\$wg$aSalts
=750  \2$aBile Acids and Salts$5IEN$0(DNLM)D001647

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=001  9880361924802441
=005  20120730162533.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85013919 
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=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
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=150  \\$aBidens
=450  \\$aBeggar-ticks
=450  \\$aBeggar's ticks
=450  \\$aBeggarticks
=450  \\$aBur marigold$5IEN
=450  \\$aBur marigolds
=450  \\$aSticktight (Plant)$5IEN
=450  \\$aSticktights (Plants)
=550  \\$wg$aCompositae
=670  \\$aSPN:$bp. 56 (Bidens: Beggarticks)
=670  \\$aHortus 3$b(Bidens: Beggar-ticks, bur marigold, water marigold, stick-tights)
=670  \\$aBritannica Micro.:$bv. 2, p. 7 (Bidens, genus of weedy herbs, commonly called bur-marigold, sticktights, beggar-ticks or tickseed-sunflowers)
=750  \2$aBidens$5IEN$0(DNLM)D031176

=LDR  00374cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880361924902441
=005  20120730162533.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85013891 
=035  \\$aBZL3797NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aBicuspids
=450  \\$aPremolars
=550  \\$wg$aTeeth
=690  \\$ar:AMD:6/11/90
=750  \2$aBicuspid$5IEN$0(DNLM)D001641

=LDR  00644cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880362807902441
=005  20120730164104.0
=008  860211||\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85145555 
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=035  \\$a(DLC)sh 85145555
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
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=450  \\$aWater balance (Physiology)
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=550  \\$aAquaporins
=550  \\$aFluid therapy
=550  \\$aOsmoregulation
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=LDR  01429cz  a2200361n  4500
=001  9880362808002441
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=008  931004i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85145514 
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=053  \\$aTD403$bTD404$cWater supply
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=450  \\$aGround water
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=450  \\$aUnderground water
=450  \\$wnne$aWater, Underground
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=550  \\$aHydrogeology
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=670  \\$aRandom House$b(ground water, also groundwater)
=670  \\$aGeoRef$b(ground water)
=670  \\$aTEST$b(Groundwater UF Meteoric water; Phreatic water; Underground water)
=670  \\$aBritannica Micro.:$bv. 4, p. 750 (groundwater)
=670  \\$aWetlands thes.$b(Groundwater)
=670  \\$aGloss. hydrology$b(Groundwater)
=670  \\$aGloss. geology$b(ground water; syn: subterranean water; underground water)
=670  \\$aMcGraw-Hill dict. sci. tech.$b(groundwater)
=670  \\$aPhone call to S. Sasscer, USGS Library, 2/12/93$b(prefers Groundwater, name of USGS office is Office of Groundwater)
=680  \\$iHere are entered works on water contained in aquifers. Works on the geology of water-bearing strata are entered under$aAquifers.
=681  \\$iNote under$aAquifers
=750  \2$aGroundwater$0(DNLM)D060587$5IEN

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=001  9880362808102441
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=008  860211||\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85145509 
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=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aTD372$cWater quality
=053  \0$aTD466$cWater purification
=053  \0$aTP263$cChemical industry
=053  \0$aTT998$cLaundry work
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=450  \\$aSoftening of water
=450  \\$aWater softening
=550  \\$wg$aFeed-water purification
=550  \\$wg$aSequestration (Chemistry)
=550  \\$aWater$xHardness
=680  \\$iWorks dealing with the treatment of water used in steam-boilers are entered under the heading$aFeed-water purification.
=750  \2$aWater Softening$5IEN$0(DNLM)D014880

=LDR  00667cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880362808202441
=005  20120730164104.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85145478 
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=053  \\$aTD430$bTD477
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=450  \\$aEffluent treatment
=450  \\$aPurification of water
=450  \\$aWater purification
=450  \\$aWater treatment
=550  \\$wg$aSanitation
=550  \\$wg$aWater quality management
=550  \\$wg$aWater-supply
=670  \\$aUMI business vocab.$b(Effluent treatment, use Water treatment)
=750  \2$aWater Purification$5IEN$0(DNLM)D018508

=LDR  01291cz  a2200361n  4500
=001  9880362808302441
=005  20120730164104.0
=008  020726i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85145467 
=035  \\$aBZZ5373NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dWaU$dDLC
=053  \0$aTD419$bTD428
=150  \\$aWater$xPollution
=450  \\$aAquatic pollution
=450  \\$aFresh water$xPollution
=450  \\$aFresh water pollution
=450  \\$aFreshwater pollution
=450  \\$aInland water pollution
=450  \\$aLake pollution
=450  \\$aLakes$xPollution
=450  \\$aReservoirs$xPollution
=450  \\$aRiver pollution
=450  \\$aRivers$xPollution
=450  \\$aStream pollution
=450  \\$aWater contamination
=450  \\$aWater pollutants
=450  \\$aWater pollution
=550  \\$wg$aPollution
=550  \\$aWaste disposal in rivers, lakes, etc.
=670  \\$aCalamari, D. Review of the state of aquatic pollution of West and Central African inland waters, 1985.
=670  \\$aLC database, July 26, 2002$b(freshwater pollution; fresh water pollution; inland water pollution; aquatic pollution; lake pollution; river pollution; pollution of lakes and reservoirs)
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=750  \2$aWater Pollution$5IEN$0(DNLM)D014876

=LDR  00580cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362808402441
=005  20120730164103.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85145462 
=035  \\$aBZZ5368NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aQR105$bQR107
=150  \\$aWater$xMicrobiology
=450  \\$wnne$aAquatic microbiology
=450  \\$wnne$aWater$xBacteriology
=550  \\$wg$aAquatic biology
=550  \\$wg$aMicrobiology
=550  \\$aBacterial pollution of water
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Water Microbiology)
=750  \2$aWater Microbiology$5IEN$0(DNLM)D014871

=LDR  00630cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880362808502441
=005  20140304095124.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85145458 
=035  \\$aBZZ5364NU
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aRA591.7$cPublic health
=053  \0$aTD467$cWater purification
=150  \\$aWater$xFluoridation
=450  \\$aDrinking water$xFluoridation
=450  \\$aFluoridation of water
=450  \\$aWater fluoridation
=550  \\$wg$aFluorides
=550  \\$wg$aFluorine$xPhysiological effect
=550  \\$wg$aPreventive dentistry
=750  \2$aFluoridation$5IEN$0(DNLM)D005457

=LDR  00519cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362808602441
=005  20130514100253.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85145447 
=035  \\$aBZZ5353NU
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=053  \0$aGB651$bGB2998$cHydrology
=053  \0$aQC920$cMeteorology
=053  \0$aQD169.W3$cChemistry
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=360  \\$iheadings beginning with the word$aWater
=551  \\$wg$aEarth (Planet)
=550  \\$aHydrology
=750  \2$aWater$5IEN$0(DNLM)D014867

=LDR  01294cz  a2200349n  4500
=001  9880362808702441
=005  20120730164103.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85145424 
=035  \\$aBZZ5330NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aHD9975$cEconomics
=053  \\$aTP995$bTP996$cTechnology
=150  \\$aWaste products
=360  \\$isubdivision$aBy-products$iunder specific industries, e.g.$aGas manufacture and works--By-products
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=450  \\$aIndustrial wastes
=450  \\$aProducts, Waste
=450  \\$aTrades-waste
=450  \\$aUtilization of waste
=450  \\$aWaste materials
=550  \\$wg$aManufacturing processes
=550  \\$aFactory and trade waste
=550  \\$aRecycling (Waste, etc.)
=550  \\$aRefuse and refuse disposal
=550  \\$aScrap materials
=550  \\$aSubstitute products
=550  \\$aWaste spills
=670  \\$aUMI business vocab.$b(Waste materials)
=680  \\$iHere are entered works on the debris resulting from a process, such as manufacturing, that is of no further use to the system producing it. Works on commercial products with recycled content are entered under$aRecycled products.
=681  \\$iNote under$aRecycled products
=750  \2$aWaste Products$5IEN$0(DNLM)D014866

=LDR  00404cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362808802441
=005  20120730164103.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85145403 
=035  \\$aBZZ5309NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aQL568.V5$5IEN
=053  \\$aSB945.W3$cPests
=150  \\$aWasps
=450  \\$aAculeata
=550  \\$wg$aHymenoptera
=750  \2$aWasps$5IEN$0(DNLM)D014863

=LDR  00403cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362808902441
=005  20120730164103.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85145322 
=035  \\$aBZZ5228NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRL471
=150  \\$aWarts
=450  \\$aVerrucae
=550  \\$wg$aPapilloma
=550  \\$wg$aSkin$xInfections
=750  \2$aWarts$5IEN$0(DNLM)D014860

=LDR  00771cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362809002441
=005  20120730164103.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85145190 
=035  \\$aBZZ5096NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aRC550
=150  \\$aWar neuroses
=450  \\$aCombat disorders$5IEN
=450  \\$aShell shock
=550  \\$wg$aTraumatic neuroses
=550  \\$aMilitary psychiatry
=670  \\$aNUCMC data from Armed Forces Institute of Pathology for Salmon, T.W. Shell shock manuscript, ca. 1920$b(The care and treatment of mental disease and war neuroses (shell shock) in the British army by Maj. Thomas W. Salmon, U.S. Army Medical Director, National Committee for Mental Hygiene)
=750  \2$aCombat Disorders$5IEN$0(DNLM)D003130

=LDR  00519cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362809102441
=005  20140401142842.0
=008  050415i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85145168 
=035  \\$aBZZ5074NU
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=750  \2$aWar Crimes$5IEN$0(DNLM)D014858

=LDR  01375cz  a2200337n  4500
=001  9880362809202441
=005  20050321091038.0
=008  000313i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
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=035  \\$aBZZ4882NU
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=053  \0$aQL737.P62$cZoology
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=450  \\$aMorse (Mammal)
=450  \\$aOdobenus arcticus
=450  \\$aOdobenus cookii
=450  \\$aOdobenus divergens
=450  \\$aOdobenus obesus
=450  \\$aOdobenus orientalis
=450  \\$aOdobenus rosmarus
=450  \\$aRosmarus rosmarus
=450  \\$wnne$aWalruses
=550  \\$wg$aOdobenus
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=670  \\$aCorbet world list mamm. sp.:$bp. 116 (Odobenus rosmarus, Walrus)
=670  \\$aWild mamm. of N. Am., c1982:$bp. 762 (Odobenus rosmarus. Subspecies O. r. rosmarus, Atlantic walrus; subspecies O. r. divergens, Pacific walrus) p. 802 (Walrus, Odobenus rosmarus)
=670  \\$aWalker mamm. world:$bv. 2, p. 1244 (Walrus, Odobenus rosmarus)
=670  \\$aHall, E.R. The mamm. of N. Am., c1981:$bv. 2, p. 1062 (Rosmarus rosmarus, Walrus)
=670  \\$aWeb. 3$b(morse: walrus, also morse code)
=750  \2$aWalruses$0(DNLM)D014856$5IEN

=LDR  00569cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880362809302441
=005  20120730164102.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85144968 
=035  \\$aBZZ4874NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQK495.J85$cBotany
=053  \0$aSB401.W3$cNut culture
=053  \0$aSD397.W2$cForestry
=150  \\$aWalnut
=450  \\$aJuglans
=450  \\$aWallia
=450  \\$aWalnut tree
=550  \\$wg$aJuglandaceae
=681  \\$iExample under$aHardwoods; Lumber; Nut trees; Wood
=750  \2$aJuglans$5IEN$0(DNLM)D031324

=LDR  00453cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362809402441
=005  20120730164058.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85143968 
=035  \\$aBZZ3874NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRC627.P
=150  \\$aVitamin B6 deficiency
=450  \\$aPyridoxine deficiency$5IEN
=550  \\$wg$aAvitaminosis
=550  \\$wg$aDeoxypyridoxine
=750  \2$aVitamin B 6 Deficiency$5IEN$0(DNLM)D026681

=LDR  00574cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880362809502441
=005  20120730164058.0
=008  920906||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85143967 
=035  \\$aBZZ3873NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQP772.P9$cPhysiology
=150  \\$aVitamin B6
=450  \\$aAdermin
=450  \\$aPyridoxal phosphate
=450  \\$wnne$aPyridoxine
=450  \\$aVitamin B 6
=550  \\$wg$aCoenzymes
=550  \\$wg$aVitamin B complex
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Pyridoxine x Vitamin B 6)
=750  \2$aVitamin B 6$5IEN$0(DNLM)D025101

=LDR  00435cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362809602441
=005  20120730164058.0
=008  910606i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85143965 
=035  \\$aBZZ3871NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aVitamin B2 deficiency
=450  \\$wnne$aAriboflavinosis
=450  \\$aRiboflavin deficiency$5IEN
=550  \\$wg$aAvitaminosis
=750  \2$aRiboflavin Deficiency$5IEN$0(DNLM)D012257

=LDR  00576cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880362809702441
=005  20120730164058.0
=008  920906||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85143964 
=035  \\$aBZZ3870NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQP772.R5$cPhysiology
=150  \\$aVitamin B2
=450  \\$aLactoflavin
=450  \\$wnne$aRiboflavin
=450  \\$aVitamin B 2
=450  \\$aVitamin G
=550  \\$wg$aFlavins
=550  \\$wg$aVitamin B complex
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Riboflavin x Vitamin B 2; Vitamin G)
=750  \2$aRiboflavin$5IEN$0(DNLM)D012256

=LDR  00607cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880362809802441
=005  20120730164058.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85143962 
=035  \\$aBZZ3868NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aQP772.T5$cPhysiology
=150  \\$aVitamin B1
=450  \\$aAneurin (Vitamin)
=450  \\$aAneurine
=450  \\$aThiamin
=450  \\$wnne$aThiamine
=450  \\$aVitamin B 1
=550  \\$wg$aVitamin B complex
=550  \\$aThiamine-binding proteins
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Thiamine x Aneurin; Vitamin B 1)
=750  \2$aThiamine$5IEN$0(DNLM)D013831

=LDR  00348cz  a2200133n  4500
=001  9880362809902441
=005  20120730164058.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85143959 
=035  \\$aBZZ3865NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aVitamin B deficiency
=550  \\$wg$aAvitaminosis
=750  \2$aVitamin B Deficiency$5IEN$0(DNLM)D014804

=LDR  00353cz  a2200133n  4500
=001  9880362810002441
=005  20120730164058.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85143958 
=035  \\$aBZZ3864NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aVitamin B complex
=550  \\$wg$aVitamins, Water-soluble
=750  \2$aVitamin B Complex$5IEN$0(DNLM)D014803

=LDR  00582cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362810102441
=005  20120730164058.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85143954 
=035  \\$aBZZ3860NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aRJ399.V57
=150  \\$aVitamin A deficiency in children
=550  \\$wg$aMalnutrition in children
=750  \2$81$wb$aVitamin A Deficiency$5IEN$0(DNLM)D014802
=750  \2$81$wb$aChild$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002648
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aVitamin A Deficiency$iand$aChild$5IEN

=LDR  00348cz  a2200133n  4500
=001  9880362810202441
=005  20120730164058.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85143953 
=035  \\$aBZZ3859NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aVitamin A deficiency
=550  \\$wg$aAvitaminosis
=750  \2$aVitamin A Deficiency$5IEN$0(DNLM)D014802

=LDR  00529cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362810302441
=005  20081211105905.0
=008  860211||\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85143952 
=035  \\$aBZZ3858NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dCU-A
=150  \\$aVitamin A
=450  \\$aRetinol
=550  \\$wg$aCarotenes
=550  \\$wg$aRetinoids
=550  \\$wg$aVitamins, Fat-soluble
=550  \\$aBeta carotene
=550  \\$aRetinal (Visual pigment)
=681  \\$iExample under$aVitamins
=750  \2$aVitamin A$0(DNLM)D014801$5IEN

=LDR  00510cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362810402441
=005  20120730164058.0
=008  860211||\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85143950 
=035  \\$aBZZ3856NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQ175.32.V65$cPhilosophy of science
=053  \0$aQH341$cBiology
=150  \\$aVitalism
=550  \\$wg$aBiology
=550  \\$wg$aLife (Biology)
=550  \\$aBiology$xPhilosophy
=550  \\$aMechanism (Philosophy)
=750  \2$aVitalism$5IEN$0(DNLM)D014799

=LDR  00895cz  a2200241n  4500
=001  9880362810502441
=005  20120730164057.0
=008  860211\|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85143949 
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aHA154$bHA4737
=150  \\$aVital statistics
=360  \\$isubdivision$aCasualties--Statistics$iunder individual wars, e.g.$aWorld War, 1939-1945--Casualties--Statistics;$iand subdivision$aStatistics, Vital$iunder names of countries, cities, etc. and under ethnic groups for compilations of birth, marriage, and death statistics
=450  \\$aVital event statistics
=450  \\$aVital rates
=550  \\$wg$aStatistics
=550  \\$aDeath$xCauses
=550  \\$aDemography
=550  \\$aPopulation$vStatistics
=550  \\$aRegisters of births, etc.
=550  \\$aSex$vStatistics
=670  \\$aPop-fam thes.
=750  \2$aVital Statistics$5IEN$0(DNLM)D014798

=LDR  00457cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362810602441
=005  20100810214213.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85143947 
=035  \\$aBZZ3853NU
=035  \\$ash 85143947
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aVital signs
=450  \\$aSigns, Vital
=550  \\$wg$aHuman physiology
=550  \\$wg$aPhysical diagnosis
=550  \\$wg$aSymptoms
=750  \2$aVital Signs$0(DNLM)D055986$5IEN

=LDR  00355cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362810702441
=005  20120730164057.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85143945 
=035  \\$aBZZ3851LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aQK495.V55$cBotany
=150  \\$aVitaceae
=550  \\$wg$aRhamnales
=750  \2$aVitaceae$5IEN$0(DNLM)D027844

=LDR  00881cz  a2200241n  4500
=001  9880362810802441
=005  20120730164057.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85143942 
=035  \\$aBZZ3848NU
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh 85143942
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aHV1596.2$bHV1596.5
=150  \\$aChildren with visual disabilities
=450  \\$aPartially-seeing children
=450  \\$aVision disorders in children$xPatients
=450  \\$wnne$aVisually handicapped children
=550  \\$wg$aChildren with disabilities
=550  \\$wg$aPeople with visual disabilities
=550  \\$aVision disorders in children
=750  \2$81$wb$aVisually Impaired Persons$5IEN$0(DNLM)D019987
=750  \2$81$wb$aChild$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002648
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aVisually Impaired Persons$iand$aChild$5IEN

=LDR  00774cz  a2200241n  4500
=001  9880362810902441
=005  20091212203226.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85143940 
=035  \\$aBZZ3846NU
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh 85143940
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aPeople with visual disabilities
=450  \\$aPartially seeing persons
=450  \\$aPartially sighted persons
=450  \\$aVision disorders$xPatients
=450  \\$aVisually disabled persons
=450  \\$wnne$aVisually handicapped
=450  \\$aVisually impaired persons
=550  \\$wg$aPeople with disabilities
=670  \\$aLC database, 12/27/94$b(partially sighted)
=670  \\$aHennepin$b(Visually disabled persons)
=750  \2$aVisually Impaired Persons$0(DNLM)D019987$5IEN

=LDR  00429cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362811002441
=005  20120730164057.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85143930 
=035  \\$aBZZ3836NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aVisual pigments
=450  \\$aRetinal pigments$5IEN
=550  \\$wg$aAnimal pigments
=550  \\$wg$aEye
=550  \\$wg$aVision
=750  \2$aRetinal Pigments$5IEN$0(DNLM)D012168

=LDR  00611cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362811102441
=005  20120730164057.0
=008  920906i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85143929 
=035  \\$aBZZ3835NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aBF723.V5
=150  \\$aVisual perception in children
=550  \\$wg$aChild psychology
=550  \\$wg$aPerception in children
=750  \2$81$wb$aVisual Perception$5IEN$0(DNLM)D014796
=750  \2$81$wb$aChild$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002648
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aVisual Perception$iand$aChild$5IEN

=LDR  00510cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362811202441
=005  20120730164057.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85143926 
=035  \\$aBZZ3832NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aBF241
=150  \\$aVisual perception
=450  \\$aOptics, Psychological
=450  \\$aVision$xPsychological aspects
=550  \\$wg$aPerception
=550  \\$wg$aVision
=550  \\$aVisual discrimination
=750  \2$aVisual Perception$5IEN$0(DNLM)D014796

=LDR  00399cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362811302441
=005  20120730164057.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85143925 
=035  \\$aBZZ3831NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aVisual pathways
=450  \\$aVisual system
=550  \\$wg$aAfferent pathways
=550  \\$wg$aVision
=750  \2$aVisual Pathways$5IEN$0(DNLM)D014795

=LDR  00518cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362811402441
=005  20120730164057.0
=008  040729i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85143922 
=035  \\$aBZZ3828NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aVisual fields
=450  \\$aFields of vision
=550  \\$wg$aVision
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Visual Fields)
=670  \\$aInter. dict. med. biol.$b(field, visual field: the area that is visible to an eye at a given position)
=750  \2$aVisual Fields$5IEN$0(DNLM)D014794

=LDR  00780cz  a2200253n  4500
=001  9880362811502441
=005  20120730164057.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85143921 
=035  \\$aBZZ3827NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aVisual evoked response
=450  \\$aEvoked occipital potential
=450  \\$aEvoked potentials, Visual$5IEN
=450  \\$aEvoked response, Visual
=450  \\$aPhotic evoked potential
=450  \\$aResponse, Visual evoked
=450  \\$aVisual evoked occipitogram
=550  \\$wg$aBrain$xLocalization of functions
=550  \\$wg$aEvoked potentials (Electrophysiology)
=550  \\$wg$aVision
=550  \\$aElectroencephalography
=690  \\$ar:AMD:6/28/90
=750  \2$aEvoked Potentials, Visual$5IEN$0(DNLM)D005074

=LDR  00554cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362811602441
=005  20250211111124.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85143918 
=035  \\$aBZZ3824NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aVisual cortex
=450  \\$aArea striata
=450  \\$aStriate area
=450  \\$aStriate cortex
=550  \\$wg$aOccipital lobes
=750  \2$aVisual Cortex$5IEN$0(DNLM)D014793
=750  \2$iNarrower mapping$aPrimary Visual Cortex$0(DNLM)D000087642$4NM$5IEN-M
=930  \\$aLCSH Mapping GN 2025/02/07

=LDR  00624cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362811702441
=005  20120730164057.0
=008  920906||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85143916 
=035  \\$aBZZ3822NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aLB1043.5$bLB1044
=150  \\$aVisual aids
=360  \\$inames of individual aids, e.g.$aPosters;$iand subdivision$aAudio-visual aids$iunder specific subjects, e.g.$aGeography--Study and teaching--Audio-visual aids; Industrial relations--Audio-visual aids
=550  \\$wg$aCommunication
=550  \\$aVisual education
=750  \2$aAudiovisual Aids$5IEN-M$0(DNLM)D001296

=LDR  00359cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362811802441
=005  20120730164056.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85143915 
=035  \\$aBZZ3821NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aVisual acuity
=450  \\$aAcuity, Visual
=550  \\$wg$aVision
=750  \2$aVisual Acuity$5IEN$0(DNLM)D014792

=LDR  01075cz  a2200241n  4500
=001  9880362811902441
=005  20120730164056.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85143910 
=035  \\$aBZZ3816NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aMaedi-visna virus
=450  \\$aMaedi virus
=450  \\$wnne$aVisna-maedi
=450  \\$aVisna-maedi virus
=450  \\$aVisna virus
=550  \\$wg$aLentiviruses
=670  \\$aFields virology:$bp. 162 (visna virus, a nononcogenic retrovirus, produces a chronic infection in sheep (Visna) that also behaves like a slow virus disease)
=670  \\$aDulbecco virology:$bp. 377 (visna-maedi virus which causes encephalitis (visna) or pneumonia (maedi) in sheep)
=670  \\$aMaedi-visna and related diseases, 1990:$bp. 6 (now maedi and visna are known to be two different manifestations of an infection with the same virus and are therefore referred to as maedi-visna disease ... maedi-visna virus)
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Visna-maedi virus)
=675  \\$aWeb. 3
=750  \2$aVisna-maedi virus$5IEN$0(DNLM)D014790

=LDR  00390cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362812002441
=005  20120730164056.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85143902 
=035  \\$aBZZ3808NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aVisiting the sick
=550  \\$wg$aSick
=550  \\$wg$aVolunteer workers in medical care
=750  \2$aVisitors to Patients$5IEN$0(DNLM)D014789

=LDR  00723cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362812102441
=005  20120730164056.0
=008  050322i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85143880 
=035  \\$aBZZ3786NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aRE48.2.C5
=150  \\$aVision disorders in children
=550  \\$wg$aCommunicative disorders in children
=550  \\$wg$aPediatric ophthalmology
=550  \\$wg$aSensory disorders in children
=550  \\$aChildren with visual disabilities
=750  \2$81$wb$aVision Disorders$5IEN$0(DNLM)D014786
=750  \2$81$wb$aChild$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002648
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aVision Disorders$iand$aChild$5IEN

=LDR  01000cz  a2200289n  4500
=001  9880362812202441
=005  20120730164056.0
=008  060608i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85143879 
=035  \\$aBZZ3785NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aRE91$bRE95
=150  \\$aVision disorders
=450  \\$aDefective vision
=450  \\$aDisorders of vision
=450  \\$aImpaired vision
=450  \\$aVisual disorders
=450  \\$aVisual function disorders
=450  \\$aVisual handicaps
=450  \\$aVisual impairments
=550  \\$wg$aCommunicative disorders
=550  \\$wg$aDisabilities
=550  \\$wg$aEye$xDiseases
=550  \\$wg$aSensory disorders
=670  \\$aMESH browser, June 9, 2006$b(Vision Disorders: visual impairments limiting one or more of the basic functions of the eye: visual acuity, dark adaptation, color vision, or peripheral vision)
=670  \\$aLC database, June 8, 2006$b(titles: visual disorders)
=750  \2$aVision Disorders$5IEN$0(DNLM)D014786

=LDR  00583cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880362812302441
=005  20120730164056.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85143878 
=035  \\$aBZZ3784NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRE95$cOphthalmology
=150  \\$aVision, Monocular
=450  \\$aBlindness, Monocular
=450  \\$aMonocular blindness
=450  \\$aMonocular vision
=450  \\$aOne-eyed vision
=450  \\$aVision, One-eyed
=550  \\$wg$aVision disorders
=550  \\$aCyclopia
=750  \2$aVision, Monocular$5IEN$0(DNLM)D015349

=LDR  00367cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362812402441
=005  20120730164056.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85143876 
=035  \\$aBZZ3782NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aVision$xTesting
=450  \\$aVision screening
=550  \\$wg$aOptometry
=750  \2$aVision Tests$5IEN-M$0(DNLM)D014787

=LDR  00583cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880362812502441
=005  20131023092013.0
=008  031006||\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85143872 
=035  \\$aBZZ3778NU
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQP474$bQP495$cPhysiology
=053  \0$aRC1045.V5$cAutomotive medicine
=150  \\$aVision
=450  \\$aEyesight
=450  \\$aSeeing
=450  \\$aSight
=550  \\$wg$aSenses and sensation
=550  \\$aBlindfolds
=550  \\$aEye
=550  \\$aPhysiological optics
=750  \2$aVision, Ocular$0(DNLM)D014785$5IEN

=LDR  01190cz  a2200277n  4500
=001  9880362812602441
=005  20120730164056.0
=008  031031i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85143858 
=035  \\$aBZZ3764NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dABAU$dDLC
=053  \0$aQC189
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=LDR  00415cz  a2200169n  4500
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=001  9880362814802441
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=001  9880362814902441
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=LDR  00559cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362815102441
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=001  9880362815202441
=005  20120730164048.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
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=LDR  00458cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362815302441
=005  20120730164048.0
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=750  \2$aSkin Diseases$xveterinary$5IEN$0(DNLM)D012871Q000662

=LDR  00423cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362815402441
=005  20120730164048.0
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=010  \\$ash 85143016 
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=LDR  00609cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362815502441
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=008  930409i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
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=LDR  02237cz  a2200373n  4500
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=670  \\$aPiekunka, J.M. Get into veterinary school, c2012.
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=LDR  00683cz  a2200205n  4500
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=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aSF612$bSF613
=150  \\$aVeterinarians
=450  \\$aAnimal doctors
=450  \\$aDoctors, Animal
=450  \\$aDoctors, Veterinary
=450  \\$aLarge animal veterinarians
=450  \\$aPhysicians, Veterinary
=450  \\$aSurgeons, Veterinary
=450  \\$aVeterinary doctors
=450  \\$aVeterinary physicians
=450  \\$aVeterinary surgeons
=450  \\$aVets (Veterinarians)
=550  \\$wg$aAnimal specialists
=670  \\$aLC data base, 02/07/90$b(large animal veterinarians)
=750  \2$aVeterinarians$5IEN$0(DNLM)D018634

=LDR  00884cz  a2200265n  4500
=001  9880362816002441
=005  20120806164301.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85142973 
=035  \\$aBZZ2879NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dWaU$dDLC
=053  \0$aUB356$bUB359$cGeneral
=150  \\$aVeterans
=360  \\$isubdivision$aVeterans$iunder individual wars, e.g.$aWorld War, 1939-1945--Veterans
=450  \\$aCombat veterans
=450  \\$aEx-military personnel
=450  \\$aEx-service men
=450  \\$aMilitary veterans
=450  \\$aReturning veterans
=450  \\$aWar veterans
=550  \\$wg$aArmed Forces
=550  \\$aRetired military personnel
=670  \\$aBryant, K. Transgender people in the U.S. military, 2008:$bPDF p. 1 (veterans; military veterans)
=670  \\$aQuann, C.J. WSU military veterans, 2005.
=750  \2$aVeterans$5IEN$0(DNLM)D014728

=LDR  00631cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880362816102441
=005  20120730164047.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85142969 
=035  \\$aBZZ2875LC
=035  \\$aSH 85142969
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dWaU
=053  \0$aQK495.L52$cBotany
=053  \0$aSB205.V58$cForage plants
=150  \\$aVetch
=450  \\$aTare (Plant)
=450  \\$aVetches
=450  \\$aVicia
=550  \\$wg$aLegumes
=670  \\$aGunn, C.R. Seeds of native and naturalized vetches of North America, 1971:$bp. 1 (vetches; vetch; Vicia (Leguminosae))
=750  \2$aVicia$5IEN$0(DNLM)D031306

=LDR  00367cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362816202441
=005  20120730164047.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85142956 
=035  \\$aBZZ2862NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRK529
=150  \\$aVestibuloplasty
=550  \\$wg$aMouth$xSurgery
=750  \2$aVestibuloplasty$5IEN$0(DNLM)D014727

=LDR  00419cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362816302441
=005  20120730164047.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85142955 
=035  \\$aBZZ2861NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aVestibular nuclei
=450  \\$aNuclei, Vestibular
=550  \\$wg$aAcoustic nerve
=550  \\$wg$aVestibular apparatus
=750  \2$aVestibular Nuclei$5IEN$0(DNLM)D014726

=LDR  00455cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362816402441
=005  20120730164047.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85142954 
=035  \\$aBZZ2860NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aVestibular function tests
=550  \\$wg$aEar$xDiseases$xDiagnosis
=550  \\$wg$aFunction tests (Medicine)
=550  \\$wg$aVestibular apparatus
=750  \2$aVestibular Function Tests$5IEN$0(DNLM)D014724

=LDR  00325cz  a2200121n  4500
=001  9880362816502441
=005  20120730164047.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|n\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85142953 
=035  \\$aBZZ2859NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aVestibular apparatus$xDiseases
=750  \2$aVestibular Diseases$5IEN$0(DNLM)D015837

=LDR  00458cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362816602441
=005  20080310105418.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85142952 
=035  \\$aBZZ2858NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQP471
=150  \\$aVestibular apparatus
=450  \\$aVestibule (Physiology)$5IEN
=550  \\$aEquilibrium (Physiology)
=550  \\$wg$aLabyrinth (Ear)
=750  \2$aVestibule, Labyrinth$0(DNLM)D014722$5IEN

=LDR  00395cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362816702441
=005  20080310104959.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85142932 
=035  \\$aBZZ2838LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aVesicular stomatitis
=450  \\$aStomatitis, Vesicular
=550  \\$wg$aStomatitis in animals
=750  \2$aVesicular Stomatitis$0(DNLM)D054243$5IEN

=LDR  00337cz  a2200121n  4500
=001  9880362816802441
=005  20120730164047.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|n\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85142931 
=035  \\$aBZZ2837NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aVesicular exanthema of swine
=750  \2$aVesicular Exanthema of Swine$5IEN$0(DNLM)D014720

=LDR  00580cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362816902441
=005  20120730164047.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85142930 
=035  \\$aBZZ2836NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRJ476.V4
=150  \\$aVesico-ureteral reflux in children
=550  \\$wg$aPediatric urology
=750  \2$81$wb$aVesico-Ureteral Reflux$5IEN$0(DNLM)D014718
=750  \2$81$wb$aChild$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002648
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aVesico-Ureteral Reflux$iand$aChild$5IEN

=LDR  00499cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362817002441
=005  20120730164047.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85142929 
=035  \\$aBZZ2835NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRC921.V43
=150  \\$aVesico-ureteral reflux
=450  \\$aReflux, Vesico-ureteral
=450  \\$aVesicoureteral reflux
=450  \\$aVesicoureteric reflux
=550  \\$wg$aBladder$xDiseases
=750  \2$aVesico-Ureteral Reflux$5IEN$0(DNLM)D014718

=LDR  00460cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362817102441
=005  20130404111719.0
=008  911219i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85142921 
=035  \\$aBZZ2827NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aVertigo
=550  \\$wg$aDizziness
=550  \\$wg$aLabyrinth (Ear)$xDiseases
=550  \\$wg$aVestibular apparatus$xDiseases
=550  \\$aEquilibrium (Physiology)
=750  \2$aVertigo$5IEN$0(DNLM)D014717

=LDR  00599cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362817202441
=005  20120730164047.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85142907 
=035  \\$aBZZ2813NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRC388.5
=150  \\$aVertebrobasilar insufficiency
=450  \\$aBasilar artery insufficiency
=450  \\$aInsufficiency, Vertebrobasilar
=450  \\$aVertebral artery insufficiency
=450  \\$aVertebrobasilar arterial occlusive disease
=550  \\$wg$aCerebrovascular disease
=750  \2$aVertebrobasilar Insufficiency$5IEN$0(DNLM)D014715

=LDR  00578cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362817302441
=005  20120730164046.0
=008  030822i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85142902 
=035  \\$aBZZ2808NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dWaU$dDLC
=053  \0$aQL605$bQL739.8$cZoology
=150  \\$aVertebrates
=450  \\$aVertebrata
=550  \\$wg$aChordata
=670  \\$aLC database, Apr. 15, 2003$b(Vertebrata; vertebrates)
=670  \\$aITIS, Apr. 15, 2003$b(Subphylum Vertebrata -- vertebrates, Phylum Chordata -- chordates)
=750  \2$aVertebrates$5IEN$0(DNLM)D014714

=LDR  00336cz  a2200133n  4500
=001  9880362817402441
=005  20120730164046.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85142896 
=035  \\$aBZZ2802NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aVertebral artery
=550  \\$wg$aArteries
=750  \2$aVertebral Artery$5IEN$0(DNLM)D014711

=LDR  00595cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362817502441
=005  20120730164046.0
=008  911219||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85142895 
=035  \\$aBZZ2801NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQM111$cHuman anatomy
=150  \\$aThoracic vertebrae
=450  \\$aDorsal vertebrae
=450  \\$aThoracic spine
=450  \\$wnne$aVertebrae, Thoracic
=450  \\$aVertebrae thoracicae
=550  \\$wg$aVertebrae
=670  \\$aNeurosurgical treatment of ... thoracic spine, c1991.
=750  \2$aThoracic Vertebrae$5IEN$0(DNLM)D013904

=LDR  00542cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362817602441
=005  20120730164046.0
=008  920103||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85142894 
=035  \\$aBZZ2800NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aLumbar vertebrae
=450  \\$aLumbar spine
=450  \\$wnne$aVertebrae, Lumbar
=550  \\$wg$aLumbosacral region
=550  \\$wg$aVertebrae
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Lumbar vertebrae)
=670  \\$aLC data base, 7/2/91$b(Lumbar spine)
=750  \2$aLumbar Vertebrae$5IEN$0(DNLM)D008159

=LDR  00676cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880362817702441
=005  20120730164046.0
=008  920103||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85142888 
=035  \\$aBZZ2794NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQM111$cHuman anatomy
=150  \\$aCervical vertebrae
=450  \\$aCervical spine
=450  \\$wnne$aVertebrae, Cervical
=450  \\$aVertebrae cervicales
=550  \\$wg$aNeck
=550  \\$wg$aVertebrae
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Cervical vertebrae)
=670  \\$aInter. dict. med. biol.$b(vertebrae cervicales [NA], also called cervical vertebrae, cervical spine)
=750  \2$aCervical Vertebrae$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002574

=LDR  00526cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362817802441
=005  20120730164046.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85142885 
=035  \\$aBZZ2791LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aRG741
=150  \\$aVersion (Obstetrics)
=450  \\$aFetal version
=450  \\$aVersion, Fetal
=550  \\$wg$aDelivery (Obstetrics)
=550  \\$wg$aLabor (Obstetrics)$xComplications
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Version, Fetal)
=750  \2$aVersion, Fetal$5IEN$0(DNLM)D014710

=LDR  00491cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362617302441
=005  20120730163752.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85107718 
=035  \\$aBZV7624NU
=035  \\$aSH 85107718
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aBX4800$bBX4861
=150  \\$aProtestantism
=550  \\$wg$aChristianity
=550  \\$wg$aChurch history
=550  \\$aProtestant churches
=550  \\$aReformation
=750  \2$aProtestantism$5IEN$0(DNLM)D033303

=LDR  00523cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362617402441
=005  20120730163752.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85107685 
=035  \\$aBZV7591NU
=035  \\$aSH 85107685
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aQP609.P78
=150  \\$aProteolytic enzymes
=450  \\$aPeptide hydrolases
=450  \\$aProteases
=550  \\$wg$aHydrolases
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Peptide Hydrolases x Proteolytic Enzymes)
=750  \2$aPeptide Hydrolases$5IEN$0(DNLM)D010447

=LDR  00574cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362617502441
=005  20070516091150.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85107684 
=035  \\$aBZV7590NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQP609.P78
=150  \\$aProtease inhibitors
=450  \\$wnne$aProteolytic enzyme inhibitors
=450  \\$aProteolytic enzymes$xInhibitors
=550  \\$wg$aEnzyme inhibitors
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Protease Inhibitors)
=670  \\$aBioAg. index$b(Protease inhibitors)
=750  \2$aProtease Inhibitors$0(DNLM)D011480$5IEN-M

=LDR  00390cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362617602441
=005  20120730163752.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85107683 
=035  \\$aBZV7589NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aQP552.P$5IEN
=053  \\$aQP552.P73
=150  \\$aProteoglycans
=550  \\$wg$aGlycoproteins
=750  \2$aProteoglycans$5IEN$0(DNLM)D011509

=LDR  00551cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362617702441
=005  20120730163752.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85107681 
=035  \\$aBZV7587NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=150  \\$aProteinuria in children
=550  \\$wg$aPediatric nephrology
=550  \\$wg$aProteinuria
=750  \2$81$wb$aProteinuria$5IEN$0(DNLM)D011507
=750  \2$81$wb$aChild$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002648
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aProteinuria$iand$aChild$5IEN

=LDR  00422cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362617802441
=005  20120730163752.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85107680 
=035  \\$aBZV7586NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRC905
=150  \\$aProteinuria
=550  \\$wg$aKidneys$xDiseases
=550  \\$wg$aUrine$xAnalysis
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/19/90
=750  \2$aProteinuria$5IEN$0(DNLM)D011507

=LDR  00450cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362617902441
=005  20120730163752.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85107679 
=035  \\$aBZV7585NU
=035  \\$ash 85107679
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aQP551$bQP619$cBiochemistry
=053  \\$aTX553.P7$cFood
=150  \\$aProteins in human nutrition
=550  \\$wg$aNutrition
=750  \2$aDietary Proteins$5IEN$0(DNLM)D004044

=LDR  00776cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880362618002441
=005  20120730163752.0
=008  860211||\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85107670 
=035  \\$aBZV7576NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQP551
=150  \\$aProteins$xDenaturation
=360  \\$isubdivision$aDenaturation$iunder individual proteins and groups of proteins, e.g.$aInsulin--Denaturation
=360  \\$isubdivision$aDenaturation$iunder individual proteins, e.g.$aInsulin--Denaturation
=450  \\$aDenaturation of proteins
=450  \\$aProtein denaturation
=450  \\$aProtein unfolding
=450  \\$aProteins$xUnfolding
=450  \\$aUnfolding of proteins
=550  \\$wg$aCoagulation
=750  \2$aProtein Denaturation$5IEN$0(DNLM)D011489

=LDR  01619cz   2200253n  4500
=001  9880362618102441
=005  20241022102248.0
=008  020503i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85107666
=035  \\$aBZV7572NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQD431$bQD431.7$cChemistry
=053  \0$aQP551$bQP552$cAnimal biochemistry
=150  \\$aProteins
=360  \\$ivarious protein groups and bodies, e.g.$aFibrinogen, Peptones, Casein
=450  \\$aProteids
=550  \\$wg$aBiomolecules
=550  \\$wg$aPolypeptides
=550  \\$aProteomics
=670  \\$aOxford dict. of biochemistry and molecular biology, 2006$b(protein: any of a large group of organic compounds found as major macromolecular constituents of living organisms. A protein is a linear polymer of amino acids linked by peptide bonds in a specific sequence. In the biosynthesis of the polypeptide chains, any of 20 different amino acids may be incorporated according to the genetic instructions of the cell.)
=670  \\$aFacts on file dict. of biochemistry, 2003$b(protein: one of a large number of substances that are important in the structure and function of all living organisms. Proteins are polypeptides; i.e., they are made up of amino acid molecules joined together by peptide links. Their molecular weight may vary from a few thousand to several million. About 20 amino acids are present in proteins. Proteins may consist of one or several polypeptide chains.)
=750  \2$aProteins$5IEN$0(DNLM)D011506
=750  \2$iNarrower mapping$aLeucine-Rich Repeat Proteins$0(DNLM)D000090263$4NM$5IEN-M
=930  \\$aMeSH Mapping GN 2024/10/08

=LDR  00732cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880362618202441
=005  20120730163752.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85107661 
=035  \\$aBZV7567NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRC862.P76
=150  \\$aProtein-losing enteropathies
=450  \\$aEnteropathies, Exudative
=450  \\$aEnteropathies, Protein-losing
=450  \\$aGastroenteropathies, Protein-losing
=450  \\$aIdiopathic hypermetabolic hypoproteinemia
=450  \\$aProtein-losing gastroenteropathies
=550  \\$wg$aBlood protein disorders
=550  \\$wg$aGastrointestinal system$xDiseases
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/19/90
=750  \2$aProtein-Losing Enteropathies$5IEN$0(DNLM)D011504

=LDR  00693cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880362618302441
=005  20080315132752.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85107660 
=035  \\$aBZV7566NU
=035  \\$aSH 85107660
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQK898.P79$cBotanical chemistry
=053  \0$aQP606.P76$cAnimal biochemistry
=150  \\$aProtein kinases
=450  \\$wnne$aProtein kinase
=450  \\$aProtein phosphotransferases
=550  \\$wg$aPhosphotransferases
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Protein kinases)
=670  \\$aNIH thes.$b(Phosphotransferases, Protein kinases (General) x Protein phosphotransferases)
=750  \2$aProtein Kinases$0(DNLM)D011494$5IEN

=LDR  00376cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362618402441
=005  20120730163752.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85107659 
=035  \\$aBZV7565NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aProtein hydrolysates
=550  \\$wg$aHydrolysis
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/19/90
=750  \2$aProtein Hydrolysates$5IEN$0(DNLM)D011492

=LDR  00351cz  a2200133n  4500
=001  9880362618502441
=005  20120730163752.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85107657 
=035  \\$aBZV7563NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aProtein deficiency
=550  \\$wg$aDeficiency diseases
=750  \2$aProtein Deficiency$5IEN$0(DNLM)D011488

=LDR  00575cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362618602441
=005  20120730163751.0
=008  871218||\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85107656 
=035  \\$a(OCoLC)02009564
=035  \\$aBZV7562NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQP93.7.P76
=150  \\$aProtein C
=450  \\$aBlood coagulation factor XIV
=550  \\$wg$aBlood coagulation factors
=550  \\$wg$aCirculating anticoagulants
=550  \\$wg$aGlycoproteins
=550  \\$wg$aVitamin K-dependent proteins
=750  \2$aProtein C$5IEN$0(DNLM)D011486

=LDR  00391cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362618702441
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=001  9880362618802441
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=001  9880362618902441
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=001  9880362619002441
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=001  9880362619102441
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=001  9880362619602441
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=001  9880362619902441
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=001  9880362620002441
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=670  \\$aAnimal diversity Web, Mar. 9, 2003$b(Order Proboscidea; proboscideans)
=670  \\$aITIS, Aug. 8, 2007$b(Order Proboscidea -- elephants, class Mammalia; also Genus Proboscidea, Family Pedialiaceae)
=670  \\$aWikipedia, Aug. 8, 2007$b(Proboscidea is an order containing only one family of living animals, Elephantidae, the elephants; also: Proboscidea is a flowering plant genus in the family Martyniaceae)
=688  \\$aHeading changed 20071106 from: 150:##:_{dollar}a Proboscidea
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=001  9880362620302441
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=001  9880362620602441
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=001  9880362620702441
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=360  \\$inames of individual prisons
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=001  9880362620902441
=005  20140516110738.0
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=450  \\$aWar prisoners
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=001  9880362621002441
=005  20120730163741.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85106950 
=035  \\$aBZV6856NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aPrisoners
=450  \\$aConvicts
=450  \\$aCorrectional institutions$xInmates
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=670  \\$aLC database, Jan. 24, 1997$b(titles: prison inmates, imprisoned)
=670  \\$aNat. crim. jus. thes.$b(Inmates UF prison inmates)
=750  \2$aPrisoners$5IEN$0(DNLM)D011329

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=001  9880362621102441
=005  20120730163741.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85106751 
=035  \\$aBZV6657NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aZ116$bZ265
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=450  \\$wnne$aPrinting, Practical
=450  \\$aTypography
=550  \\$wg$aGraphic arts
=670  \\$aBookman's glossary, 1983$b(No def. for printing or print. Analytical bibliography, also known as critical bibliography, the study of books as physical objects, or the materials of which books are made and the way in which they are put together, with the ultimate purpose of resolving questions of a book's origin, history, and text)
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=001  9880362621202441
=005  20120730163741.0
=008  911219i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85106748 
=035  \\$aBZV6654NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aZ235$bZ236
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=001  9880362621302441
=005  20120730163741.0
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=010  \\$ash 85106729 
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=001  9880362621402441
=005  20120730163741.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85106709 
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=750  \2$aPrimulaceae$5IEN$0(DNLM)D029623

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=001  9880362621502441
=005  20120730163741.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85106708 
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=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
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=053  \0$aSB413.P7$cOrnamental plants
=150  \\$aPrimroses
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=450  \\$aPolyanthus
=450  \\$aPrimula
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=750  \2$aPrimula$5IEN$0(DNLM)D031825

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=001  9880362621602441
=005  20120730163741.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|n\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85106671 
=035  \\$aBZV6577NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=150  \\$aPrimates$xDiseases
=750  \2$aPrimate Diseases$5IEN$0(DNLM)D018419

=LDR  02015cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362621702441
=005  20120806164253.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85106668 
=035  \\$aBZV6574NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dWaElC$dWaU
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=150  \\$aPrimates
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=550  \\$wg$aMammals
=670  \\$aWikipedia, May 19, 2012:$bPrimate (A primate is a mammal of the order Primates, which contains prosimians and simians; classification: Class Mammalia, Infraclass Eutheria, Superorder Euarchontoglires, Order Primates) Primatology (Primatology is the scientific study of primates.) Quadrumana (Quadrumana and Bimana form an obsolete division of the primates: the Quadrumana are primates with four hands (two attached to the arms and two attached to the legs), and the Bimana being those with two hands and two feet. The attempted division of "Quadrumana" from "Bimana" form a stage in the long campaign to find a secure way of distinguishing Homo sapiens from the rest of the great apes ... Quadrumana is Latin for "four-handed ones", which is a term used for apes since they do not have feet attached to their legs as humans do, but instead have hands, as both pairs of hands look almost alike (with the exception of the orangutan, whose hands look exactly the same) and operate exactly like hands. Bimana is Latin for "two-handed ones", which is a term used for humans, as humans have only two hands, but have two feet which apes do not.)
=670  \\$aMammal species of the world, 3rd ed., via WWW, May 19, 2012$b(Order Primates)
=670  \\$aAnimal diversity Web, May 19, 2012$b(Class Mammalia (mammals), Subclass Theria (Therian mammals), Infraclass Eutheria (placental mammals), Order Primates (primates))
=670  \\$aITIS: Integrated Taxonomic Information System, via WWW, May 19, 2012$b(Order Primates. Common name: primates. Infraclass Eutheria, Subclass Theria, Class Mammalia)
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=001  9880362621802441
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=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85106617 
=035  \\$aBZV6523NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aHF5416.5
=150  \\$aPricing
=360  \\$isubdivision$aPrices$iunder individual products and other objects; also subdivision$aPrices$iunder industries where one general subject heading for the products of that industry is lacking, e.g.$aConstruction industry--Prices
=450  \\$wnne$aPrice policy
=450  \\$aPrice policy, Industrial
=450  \\$aRetail pricing
=550  \\$wg$aMarketing
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Montgomery, S. Profitable pricing strategies, 1988.
=670  \\$aWords bus.
=670  \\$aMcGraw-Hill Subj. hdgs for ... marketing.
=670  \\$aAskew. Thesaurus of consumer terms.
=670  \\$aMarketing Info. Center. Advertising-marketing library index.
=670  \\$aCollier's: v. 15, p. 420.
=670  \\$aBPI$b(Pricing, see Price policies)
=670  \\$aLC data base, 1/30/87.
=675  \\$aWeb. 3
=690  \\$ar:AMD:6/22/90
=750  \2$aCosts and Cost Analysis$5IEN$0(DNLM)D003365

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=001  9880362621902441
=005  20120730163740.0
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=010  \\$ash 85106605 
=035  \\$aBZV6511NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aPriapism
=550  \\$wg$aPenis$xDiseases
=550  \\$aPenis$xErection
=670  \\$aMeSH browser, Sept. 10, 2007$b(Priapsim. Scope note: A prolonged painful erection that may last hours and is not associated with sexual activity). It is seen in patients with sickle cell anemia, advanced malignancy, spinal trauma, and certain drug treatments.)
=750  \2$aPriapism$5IEN$0(DNLM)D011317

=LDR  00427cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362622002441
=005  20120730163740.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85106598 
=035  \\$aBZV6504NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aPreventive health services
=550  \\$wg$aMedical care
=550  \\$aMedicine, Preventive
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/19/90
=750  \2$aPreventive Health Services$5IEN$0(DNLM)D011314

=LDR  00449cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362622102441
=005  20130909114657.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85106595 
=035  \\$aBZV6501NU
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aRK60.7
=150  \\$aPreventive dentistry
=550  \\$wg$aDentistry
=550  \\$wg$aDentistry, State
=550  \\$wg$aMedicine, Preventive
=750  \2$aPreventive Dentistry$5IEN$0(DNLM)D011313

=LDR  00460cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362622202441
=005  20120730163740.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85106546 
=035  \\$aBZV6452NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aPressure transducers
=450  \\$aPressure sensors
=450  \\$aTransducers, Pressure
=550  \\$wg$aPressure$xMeasurement
=550  \\$wg$aTransducers
=750  \2$aTransducers, Pressure$5IEN$0(DNLM)D014160

=LDR  00879cz  a2200301n  4500
=001  9882375288402441
=005  20240216144020.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85106545
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh 85106545
=035  \\$a(LIBRARY_OF_CONGRESS)98169883310000041
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aTL697.P7
=150  \\$aPressure suits
=450  \\$aAnti-acceleration suits
=450  \\$aAnti-blackout suits
=450  \\$aAnti-G suits
=450  \\$aAnti-shock garments
=450  \\$aAnti-shock trousers
=450  \\$aAntigravity suits
=450  \\$aHigh-altitude suits
=450  \\$aMAST (Pressure suit)
=450  \\$aMilitary anti-shock trousers
=450  \\$aPneumatic suits
=450  \\$aSuits, Pressure
=550  \\$wg$aAeronautics$xSafety measures
=550  \\$wg$aPersonal protective equipment
=750  \2$aGravity Suits$0(DNLM)D005676$5IEN

=LDR  00444cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362622402441
=005  20120730163740.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85106534 
=035  \\$aBZV6440NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aPressure breathing
=450  \\$aPositive pressure respiration$5IEN
=550  \\$wg$aRespiration
=550  \\$wg$aRespiratory therapy
=750  \2$aPositive Pressure Respiration$5IEN$0(DNLM)D011175

=LDR  00328cz  a2200133n  4500
=001  9880362622502441
=005  20090723090107.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85106531 
=035  \\$aBZV6437NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aPressure
=550  \\$wg$aForce and energy
=750  \2$aPressure$0(DNLM)D011312$5IEN

=LDR  00778cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880362622602441
=005  20120730163740.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85106452 
=035  \\$aBZV6358NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN$dIEN
=053  \\$aRD129
=150  \\$aPreservation of organs, tissues, etc.
=360  \\$isubdivision$aPreservation$iunder individual organs and tissues, e.g.$aHeart--Preservation
=450  \\$aOrgan preservation (Anatomy)
=450  \\$aOrgans (Anatomy)$xPreservation
=450  \\$aTissue preservation$5IEN
=550  \\$aTissue banks
=550  \\$aTransplantation of organs, tissues, etc.
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/16/90
=750  \2$aTissue Preservation$5IEN-M$0(DNLM)D014021
=750  \2$aOrgan Preservation$5IEN-M$0(DNLM)D009926

=LDR  00425cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362622702441
=005  20120730163740.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85106442 
=035  \\$aBZV6348NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \0$aRC522$bRC523
=150  \\$aPresenile dementia
=450  \\$aPick's disease of the brain
=550  \\$wg$aDementia
=750  \2$aPick Disease of the Brain$5IEN$0(DNLM)D020774

=LDR  00597cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362622802441
=005  20090210112317.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85106439 
=035  \\$aBZV6345NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRM139
=150  \\$aPrescription writing
=450  \\$aPrescriptions
=550  \\$wg$aMedical writing
=680  \\$iHere are entered works on how to write drug prescriptions. Works on prescribing of drugs are entered under$aDrugs--Prescribing.
=681  \\$iNote under$aDrugs--Prescribing
=750  \2$aDrug Prescriptions$0(DNLM)D011307$5IEN

=LDR  00426cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362622902441
=005  20120730163740.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85106437 
=035  \\$aBZV6343NU
=035  \\$aSH 85106437
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aHD9665.4
=150  \\$aPrescription pricing
=550  \\$wg$aDrugs$xPrices
=550  \\$wg$aPricing
=750  \2$aPrescription Fees$5IEN$0(DNLM)D011306

=LDR  00703cz  a2200253n  4500
=001  9880362623002441
=005  20120730163740.0
=008  040226i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85106395 
=035  \\$aBZV6301NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aRF291.5.A35
=150  \\$aPresbycusis
=450  \\$aHearing loss in old age
=450  \\$aPresbyacousia
=450  \\$aPresbyacusia
=450  \\$aPresbyacusis
=450  \\$aPresbycusia
=450  \\$aSenile deafness
=550  \\$wg$aDeafness
=550  \\$wg$aEar$xAging
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Presbycusis)
=670  \\$aStedman's med. dict.$b(Presbyacusis, presbyacusia, presbycusis, presbyacousia)
=750  \2$aPresbycusis$5IEN$0(DNLM)D011304

=LDR  00818cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362623102441
=005  20120730163740.0
=008  060515i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85106377 
=035  \\$aBZV6283NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aRD50
=150  \\$aPreoperative care
=450  \\$aPre-operative care
=550  \\$wg$aTherapeutics, Surgical
=670  \\$aMESH browser, May 15, 2006$b(Preoperative Care; Scope note: Care given during the period prior to undergoing surgery when psychological and physical preparations are made according to the special needs of the individual patient. This period spans the time between admission to the hospial to the time the surgery begins.)
=670  \\$aLC database, May 15, 2006$b(titles: pre-operative care)
=750  \2$aPreoperative Care$5IEN$0(DNLM)D011300

=LDR  00473cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362623202441
=005  20060802134805.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85106376 
=035  \\$aBZV6282NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRG635
=053  \\$aRJ91$cStirpiculture
=150  \\$aPrenatal influences
=550  \\$wg$aChildren
=550  \\$wg$aFetus
=550  \\$wg$aPregnancy
=750  \2$aPrenatal Exposure Delayed Effects$0(DNLM)D011297$5IEN

=LDR  00587cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362623302441
=005  20120730163739.0
=008  940322i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85106375 
=035  \\$aBZV6281NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRG628$bRG628.3
=150  \\$aPrenatal diagnosis
=450  \\$aAntenatal diagnosis
=450  \\$aIntrauterine diagnosis
=450  \\$aPrenatal testing
=550  \\$wg$aDiagnosis
=550  \\$wg$aObstetrics$xDiagnosis
=670  \\$a93-43731: Kolker, A. Prenatal testing, 1994.
=750  \2$aPrenatal Diagnosis$5IEN$0(DNLM)D011296

=LDR  00848cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880362623402441
=005  20140828103818.0
=008  020314i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85106374 
=035  \\$aBZV6280NU
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC$dDLC$dWaU$dSaPrUSA
=150  \\$aPrenatal care
=450  \\$aAntenatal care
=450  \\$aAntenatal services
=450  \\$aPre-natal care
=450  \\$aPregnant women$xCare
=550  \\$wg$aMaternal health services
=550  \\$aPreconception care
=670  \\$aLC database, Mar. 14, 2002$b(prenatal care; pre-natal care)
=670  \\$aNtjabane, S.M. The role of antenatal services in supporting teenage pregnant girls in Leribe District of Lesotho, 2013.
=670  \\$aMerriam-Webster Website, 22 April 2014$bPrenatal (antenal diagnosis of birth defects)
=750  \2$aPrenatal Care$5IEN$0(DNLM)D011295

=LDR  01163cz  a2200313n  4500
=001  9880362623502441
=005  20150430134008.0
=008  940404i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85106325 
=035  \\$aBZV6231NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRG165
=150  \\$aPremenstrual syndrome
=450  \\$aLate luteal phase dysphoric disorder
=450  \\$aLLPDD (Gynecology)
=450  \\$aPMDD (Gynecology)
=450  \\$aPMS (Gynecology)
=450  \\$aPre-menstrual syndrome
=450  \\$aPremenstrual dysphoria
=450  \\$aPremenstrual dysphoric disorder
=450  \\$aPremenstrual tension
=450  \\$aTension, Premenstrual
=550  \\$wg$aMenstruation disorders
=550  \\$wg$aSyndromes
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Premenstrual syndrome x Premenstrual tension)
=670  \\$aLC data base, 5/20/90$b(pre-menstrual syndrome)
=670  \\$a93-47479: Premenstrual dysphorias, c1994$b(Premenstrual dysphoria; PMDD; Premenstrual dysphoric disorder; LLPDD; Late luteal phase dysphoric disorder; premenstrual syndrome)
=750  \2$aPremenstrual Syndrome$5IEN$0(DNLM)D011293
=750  \2$aPremenstrual Dysphoric Disorder$0(DNLM)D065446$5IEN

=LDR  00838cz  a2200265n  4500
=001  9880362623602441
=005  20120730163739.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85106323 
=035  \\$aBZV6229NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aR838$5IEN
=053  \\$aR837.8$bR838
=150  \\$aPremedical education
=450  \\$aEducation, Premedical
=450  \\$aPre-med (Education)
=450  \\$aPre-medical education
=450  \\$aPremed (Education)
=550  \\$wg$aMedical colleges$xEntrance requirements
=550  \\$wg$aMedical education
=670  \\$aRandom House$b(premedical; premed)
=670  \\$aWeb. 3$b(premedical; premed)
=670  \\$aLC database, 3/25/96$b(premedical; premed; pre-medical; pre-med)
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Education, Premedical)
=750  \2$aEducation, Premedical$5IEN$0(DNLM)D004516

=LDR  00537cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362623702441
=005  20120730163739.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85106320 
=035  \\$aBZV6226NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aPremarital examinations
=450  \\$aExaminations, Premarital
=450  \\$aMarriage, Medical examination for
=450  \\$aMedical examinations for marriage
=550  \\$wg$aDiagnostic services
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/19/90
=750  \2$aPremarital Examinations$5IEN$0(DNLM)D011291

=LDR  00587cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880362623802441
=005  20120730163739.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85106315 
=035  \\$aBZV6221NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRC642.5
=150  \\$aPreleukemia
=450  \\$aPreleucemia
=550  \\$wg$aAnemia
=550  \\$wg$aLeucopenia
=550  \\$wg$aPrecancerous conditions
=550  \\$wg$aThrombocytopenia
=550  \\$aLeukemia
=550  \\$aMyelodysplastic syndromes
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/19/90
=750  \2$aPreleukemia$5IEN$0(DNLM)D011289

=LDR  00609cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362623902441
=005  20120730163739.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85106311 
=035  \\$aBZV6217NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aBF723.P75
=150  \\$aPrejudices in children
=450  \\$wnne$aPrejudices and antipathies (Child psychology)
=550  \\$wg$aChild psychology
=750  \2$81$wb$aPrejudice$5IEN$0(DNLM)D011287
=750  \2$81$wb$aChild$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002648
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aPrejudice$iand$aChild$5IEN

=LDR  00613cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880362624002441
=005  20120730163739.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85106310 
=035  \\$aBZV6216NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aBF575.P9$cPsychology
=053  \0$aHM1091$cSocial psychology
=150  \\$aPrejudices
=450  \\$aAntipathies$5IEN
=450  \\$aBias (Psychology)
=450  \\$aPrejudgments
=450  \\$aPrejudice
=450  \\$wnne$aPrejudices and antipathies
=550  \\$wg$aAttitude (Psychology)
=550  \\$wg$aEmotions
=750  \2$aPrejudice$5IEN$0(DNLM)D011287

=LDR  00440cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362624102441
=005  20120730163739.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85106300 
=035  \\$aBZV6206NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aPregnant women
=450  \\$aExpectant mothers
=450  \\$aGravida
=550  \\$wg$aPregnancy
=550  \\$wg$aWomen
=550  \\$aMothers
=750  \2$aPregnant Women$5IEN$0(DNLM)D037841

=LDR  00328cz  a2200133n  4500
=001  9880362624202441
=005  20120730163739.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85106297 
=035  \\$aBZV6203NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aPregnanediol
=550  \\$wg$aPregnane
=750  \2$aPregnanediol$5IEN$0(DNLM)D011276

=LDR  00351cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362624302441
=005  20120730163738.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85106296 
=035  \\$aBZV6202NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aPregnane
=550  \\$wg$aSteroids
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/19/90
=750  \2$aPregnanes$5IEN$0(DNLM)D011278

=LDR  00406cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362624402441
=005  20130909114647.0
=008  860211||\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85106295 
=035  \\$aBZV6201NU
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQP552.P65
=150  \\$aPregnancy proteins
=450  \\$aPlacental proteins
=550  \\$wg$aProteins
=750  \2$aPregnancy Proteins$5IEN$0(DNLM)D011257

=LDR  00578cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362624502441
=005  20130401104724.0
=008  050627i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85106294 
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aRG556.6
=150  \\$aPregnancy in middle age
=550  \\$wg$aMiddle age
=670  \\$aBing, E.D. Having a baby after 30, 1989.
=750  \2$81$wb$aPregnancy$5IEN$0(DNLM)D011247
=750  \2$81$wb$aMiddle Aged$5IEN$0(DNLM)D008875
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aPregnancy$iand$aMiddle Aged$5IEN

=LDR  00995cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362624602441
=005  20190322115051.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85106293
=035  \\$a(DLC)85106293
=035  \\$aBZV6199NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aUnwanted pregnancy
=450  \\$wnne$aPregnancy, Unwanted
=450  \\$aUnintended pregnancy
=550  \\$wg$aPregnancy
=550  \\$aAbortion counseling
=550  \\$aContraception$xFailures
=670  \\$aGuttmacher Institute WWW site, July 11, 2017:$bUnintended pregnancy in the United States (An unintended pregnancy is one that was either mistimed or unwanted. If a woman did not want to become pregnant at the time the pregnancy occurred, but did want to become pregnant at some point in the future, the pregnancy is considered mistimed. If a woman did not want to become pregnant then or at any time in the future, the pregnancy is considered unwanted).
=750  \2$aPregnancy, Unwanted$5IEN$0(DNLM)D011275

=LDR  00624cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362624702441
=005  20120730163738.0
=008  920523i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85106292 
=035  \\$aBZV6198NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aTubal pregnancy
=450  \\$aFallopian pregnancy
=450  \\$aOviductal pregnancy
=450  \\$wnne$aPregnancy, Tubal
=550  \\$wg$aEctopic pregnancy
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Pregnancy, Tubal)
=670  \\$aInter. dict. med. biol.$b(Pregnancy: tubal pregnancy. Also called fallopian pregnancy, oviductal pregnancy)
=750  \2$aPregnancy, Tubal$5IEN$0(DNLM)D011274

=LDR  00699cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880362624802441
=005  20120730163738.0
=008  920523i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85106291 
=035  \\$aBZV6197NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRG650
=150  \\$aProlonged pregnancy
=450  \\$aLabor, Missed (Obstetrics)
=450  \\$aMissed labor (Obstetrics)
=450  \\$wnne$aPregnancy, Protracted
=450  \\$aProtracted pregnancy
=550  \\$wg$aPregnancy$xComplications
=550  \\$wg$aPregnancy$xDuration
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Pregnancy, Prolonged)
=670  \\$aDorland's med. dict.$b(Pregnancy: prolonged p.)
=750  \2$aPregnancy, Prolonged$5IEN$0(DNLM)D011273

=LDR  00750cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880362624902441
=005  20070928083019.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85106290 
=035  \\$aBZV6196NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aRG567
=150  \\$aMultiple pregnancy
=450  \\$aMultifetal pregnancy
=450  \\$aPlural pregnancy
=450  \\$wnne$aPregnancy, Multiple
=550  \\$wg$aPregnancy
=550  \\$aMultiple birth
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Pregnancy, Multiple)
=670  \\$aInter. dict. med. biol.:$bv. 2, p. 2284 (Multiple pregnancy, also called plural pregnancy)
=670  \\$a97-39909: Ultrasound and multifetal pregnancy, c1997$b(multifetal pregnancy)
=750  \2$aPregnancy, Multiple$0(DNLM)D011272$5IEN

=LDR  01117cz  a2200265n  4500
=001  9880362625002441
=005  20120730163738.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85106289 
=035  \\$aBZV6195NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aRG591
=150  \\$aMolar pregnancy
=450  \\$aHydatid mole
=450  \\$aHydatidiform mole
=450  \\$aMole, Hydatid
=450  \\$aMole, Hydatidiform
=450  \\$aMole, Uterine
=450  \\$wnne$aPregnancy, Molar
=450  \\$aUterine mole
=550  \\$wg$aGestational trophoblastic disease
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=001  9880362625202441
=005  20120730163738.0
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=010  \\$ash 85106287 
=035  \\$aBZV6193NU
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=001  9880362625302441
=005  20120730163738.0
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=010  \\$ash 85106286 $zsh 85106299 
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=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
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=053  \0$aRG556.5$cObstetrics
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=450  \\$aPregnancy in adolescence
=450  \\$aPregnancy, Teenage
=450  \\$aTeen pregnancy
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=001  9880362625402441
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=010  \\$ash 85106285 
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=750  \2$aPregnancy, Abdominal$5IEN$0(DNLM)D011269

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=001  9880362625502441
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=010  \\$ash 85106284 
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=450  \\$aTrimester of pregnancy, Third
=550  \\$wg$aPregnancy$xDuration
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=LDR  00594cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362625602441
=005  20130909114647.0
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=450  \\$aPregnancy$xMidtrimester
=450  \\$aPregnancy$xSecond trimester
=450  \\$aSecond trimester of pregnancy
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=550  \\$wg$aPregnancy$xDuration
=750  \2$aPregnancy Trimester, Second$5IEN$0(DNLM)D011262

=LDR  00507cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362625702441
=005  20130909114646.0
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=010  \\$ash 85106282 
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=450  \\$aPregnancy$xFirst trimester
=450  \\$aTrimester of pregnancy, First
=550  \\$wg$aPregnancy$xDuration
=750  \2$aPregnancy Trimester, First$5IEN$0(DNLM)D011261

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=001  9880362625802441
=005  20090309100437.0
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=010  \\$ash 85106279 
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=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
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=550  \\$wg$aNutrition
=550  \\$aMothers$xNutrition
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=LDR  00441cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362625902441
=005  20050523091146.0
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=010  \\$ash 85106276 
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=053  \\$aRG551$bRG591
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=550  \\$wg$aConception
=550  \\$wg$aPhysiology
=550  \\$wg$aReproduction
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=001  9880362626002441
=005  20120730163737.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85106274 
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=001  9880362626102441
=005  20120730163737.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|n\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85106259 
=035  \\$aBZV6165NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aPrednisone
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/19/90
=750  \2$aPrednisone$5IEN$0(DNLM)D011241

=LDR  00399cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362626202441
=005  20120730163737.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85106249 
=035  \\$aBZV6155NU
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh 85106249
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aPrediabetic state
=450  \\$aPrediabetes
=550  \\$wg$aDiabetes
=750  \2$aPrediabetic State$5IEN$0(DNLM)D011236

=LDR  00453cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362626302441
=005  20050523094148.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85106230 
=035  \\$aBZV6136LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
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=450  \\$aPrecipitation (Immunology)
=550  \\$wg$aAntigen-antibody reactions
=550  \\$wg$aAntigens
=550  \\$wg$aImmunoglobulins
=750  \2$aPrecipitin Tests$0(DNLM)D0$5IEN

=LDR  00428cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362626402441
=005  20100222142858.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85106216 
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=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aQD547
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=LDR  00775cz  a2200241n  4500
=001  9880362626502441
=005  20120730163737.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
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=LDR  00494cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362626602441
=005  20120730163737.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85106188 
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=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
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=450  \\$aMedication, Preanesthetic
=450  \\$aPremedication
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=550  \\$wg$aAnesthesia
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=LDR  00499cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362626702441
=005  20120730163737.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85106152 
=035  \\$aBZV6058NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aPrazosin
=550  \\$wg$aEnzyme inhibitors
=550  \\$wg$aHeterocyclic compounds
=550  \\$wg$aMuscle relaxants
=550  \\$wg$aPiperazine
=550  \\$wg$aVasodilators
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/19/90
=750  \2$aPrazosin$5IEN$0(DNLM)D011224

=LDR  00586cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362626802441
=005  20130731101315.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85106095 
=035  \\$aBZV6001NU
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=053  \0$aQE516.P7$cGeochemistry
=053  \0$aTP245.P9$cChemical technology
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=550  \\$wg$aCerium group
=750  \2$aPraseodymium$5IEN$0(DNLM)D011221

=LDR  00820cz  a2200253n  4500
=001  9880362626902441
=005  20200824113224.0
=008  920417i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85106050
=035  \\$aBZV5956NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRJ520.P7
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=450  \\$aLabhart-Willi-Prader-Franconi syndrome
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=450  \\$aWilli-Prader syndrome
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=LDR  00418cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362627002441
=005  20120730163737.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85106049 
=035  \\$aBZV5955NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
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=550  \\$wg$aCardiovascular agents
=550  \\$wg$aPropanolamines
=750  \2$aPractolol$5IEN$0(DNLM)D011217

=LDR  00408cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362627102441
=005  20120730163736.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85106046 
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=LDR  00462cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362627202441
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=550  \\$wg$aNurses
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=LDR  00343cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362948202441
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=008  880310i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
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=LDR  00336cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362948302441
=005  20120730164203.0
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=750  \2$aChara$5IEN$0(DNLM)D044784

=LDR  00347cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362948402441
=005  20120730164203.0
=008  880310i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 88022309 
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=001  9880362948502441
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=008  880310in\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
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=LDR  00350cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362948602441
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=008  880304i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
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=035  \\$aCAV8291LC
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=LDR  00347cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362948702441
=005  20120730164203.0
=008  880304i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 88022274 
=035  \\$aCAV8287LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \0$aQK555.F9
=150  \\$aFrullania
=550  \\$wg$aFrullaniaceae
=750  \2$aFrullania$5IEN$0(DNLM)D037961

=LDR  00364cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362948802441
=005  20100726090354.0
=008  880302i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 88022214 
=035  \\$aCAV8228LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \\$aQK635.P6
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=750  \2$aPlasmodiophorida$0(DNLM)D056909$5IEN

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=001  9880362948902441
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=008  050617i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
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=750  \2$aDrug Trafficking$0(DNLM)D064423$5IEN

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=001  9880362949002441
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=008  040225i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 88000255 
=035  \\$aCAV6788NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aBF724.85.M45
=150  \\$aMemory in old age
=450  \\$wnne$aMemory in the aged
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=750  \2$81$wb$aAged$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000368
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aMemory$iand$aAged$5IEN

=LDR  00755cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362949102441
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=035  \\$aCAV6755NU
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=001  9880362949202441
=005  20120730164157.0
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=670  \\$aWeb. sports$b(Grip)
=675  \\$aHennepin
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=LDR  00765cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880362949302441
=005  20120730164157.0
=008  880111i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 88000099 
=035  \\$aCAV6650NU
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=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aRC953.8.E93
=150  \\$aExercise therapy for older people
=450  \\$wnne$aExercise therapy for the aged
=450  \\$aGeriatric exercise therapy
=550  \\$wg$aOlder people$xDiseases$xTreatment
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=750  \2$81$wb$aAged$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000368
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aExercise Therapy$iand$aAged$5IEN

=LDR  00928cz  a2200277n  4500
=001  9880362949402441
=005  20120730164157.0
=008  871231||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 87008051 
=035  \\$aCAV6564NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQP603.P43
=150  \\$aPhenol oxidase
=450  \\$aMonophenol monooxygenase
=450  \\$aMonophenol oxidase
=450  \\$aPhenolase
=450  \\$aPO (Enzyme)
=450  \\$aTyrosinase
=550  \\$wg$aOxidases
=550  \\$wg$aPhenols
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Schmidt, H. Phenol oxidase, a marker enzyme for defense cells, 1988.
=670  \\$aChem. abst.$b(Reg. no. [9002-10-2])
=670  \\$aEnzyme nomenclature$b(Monophenol monooxygenase E.C. 1.14.18.1)
=670  \\$aEnzymes:$bp. 220 (Phenol oxidases)
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Phenoloxidase see Tyrosinase; but this is diphenol oxidase: 1.10.3.1)
=750  \2$aMonophenol Monooxygenase$5IEN$0(DNLM)D014442

=LDR  00653cz  a2200241n  4500
=001  9880362949502441
=005  20120730164157.0
=008  871230i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 87008036 
=035  \\$aCAV6549NU
=035  \\$aSH 87008036
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aHQ774.5
=150  \\$aPreschool children
=450  \\$aChild, Preschool$5IEN
=450  \\$aPreschoolers
=550  \\$wg$aChildren
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Problems of preschool children.
=670  \\$aERIC thes.
=670  \\$aWeb. 3$b(Preschoolers)
=670  \\$aHennepin.
=670  \\$aNYT, Dec. 18, 1987:$bp. A18.
=750  \2$aChild, Preschool$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002675

=LDR  00724cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362949602441
=005  20120730164157.0
=008  871229i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 87008012 
=035  \\$aCAV6527NU
=035  \\$aSH 87008012
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aBF724.3.A77
=150  \\$aAssertiveness in adolescence
=450  \\$wnne$aAssertiveness in teenagers
=550  \\$wg$aAdolescent psychology
=670  \\$aWork cat.: McFarland, R. Coping through self-esteem, 1988.
=750  \2$81$wb$aAssertiveness$5IEN$0(DNLM)D001242
=750  \2$81$wb$aAdolescent$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000293
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aAssertiveness$iand$aAdolescent$5IEN

=LDR  00759cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362949702441
=005  20060802085730.0
=008  880128i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 88021146 
=035  \\$aCAV5027LC
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh 88021146
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC$dWaU
=053  \0$aQL430.5.T7$cZoology
=150  \\$aTritonia (Mollusks)
=450  \\$wnne$aTritonia
=550  \\$wg$aTritoniidae
=670  \\$aIntegrated Taxonomic Info. System, via WWW, May 17, 2000$b(Tritonia. Common name: not available. Family Tritoniidae, order Nudibranchia)
=670  \\$aCheck list of European marine Mollusca, via WWW, May 17, 2000$b(Genus Tritonia, family Tritoniidae, suborder Dendronotina, order Nudibranchia)
=750  \2$aTritonia Sea Slug$0(DNLM)D049871$5IEN

=LDR  00378cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362949802441
=005  20060707084343.0
=008  880127i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 88021083 
=035  \\$aCAV4967LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aQL430.5.P49
=150  \\$aPleurobranchaea (Genus)
=550  \\$wg$aPleurobranchidae
=750  \2$aPleurobranchaea$0(DNLM)D049853$5IEN

=LDR  00402cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362949902441
=005  20120730164157.0
=008  880127i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 88021028 
=035  \\$aCAV4913NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQL430.5.L85
=150  \\$aLymnaea
=450  \\$aLimnaea
=550  \\$wg$aLymnaeidae
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/10/90
=750  \2$aLymnaea$5IEN$0(DNLM)D008195

=LDR  00379cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362950002441
=005  20120730164157.0
=008  880126i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 88020932 
=035  \\$aCAV4817NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQL430.5.P48
=150  \\$aBulinus
=550  \\$wg$aPlanorbidae
=690  \\$ar:AMD:5/31/90
=750  \2$aBulinus$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002033

=LDR  00359cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362950102441
=005  20120730164157.0
=008  880126i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 88020921 
=035  \\$aCAV4806NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQL430.5.P48
=150  \\$aBiomphalaria
=550  \\$wg$aPlanorbidae
=750  \2$aBiomphalaria$5IEN$0(DNLM)D001700

=LDR  00348cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362950202441
=005  20120730164157.0
=008  880126i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 88020907 
=035  \\$aCAV4792NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQL430.5.A66
=150  \\$aAplysia
=550  \\$wg$aAplysiidae
=750  \2$aAplysia$5IEN$0(DNLM)D001048

=LDR  00979cz  a2200277n  4500
=001  9880362950302441
=005  20120730164156.0
=008  880114i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 88000232 
=035  \\$aCAV4633NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aQK495.C11$cBotany
=053  \\$aSB317.O68$cEconomic plants
=150  \\$aOpuntia
=450  \\$aBrasiliopuntia
=450  \\$aConsolea
=450  \\$aCorynopuntia
=450  \\$aOpuntias
=450  \\$aTephrocactus
=550  \\$wg$aCactus
=670  \\$aSPN:$bp. 75 (Opuntia; sy: Brasiliopuntia, Consolea, Corynopuntia, Tephrocactus; flatstemmed species designated Pricklypear, cylindricalstemmed species called Cholla)
=670  \\$aWeb. 3$b(Opuntia: a large genus of cacti; -s: any cactus of the genus Opuntia)
=670  \\$aNAL Subj. Hdg. list$b(Prickly-pear See Opuntia)
=670  \\$aInd. nom. gen. (plant.)$b(Opuntia)
=670  \\$aEngler Syl. Pflanz.:$bp. 105 (Opuntia)
=750  \2$aOpuntia$5IEN$0(DNLM)D029747

=LDR  00670cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362950402441
=005  20120730164156.0
=008  871109i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 87020472 
=035  \\$aCAV4494LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQL444.B9$cZoology
=150  \\$aArguloida
=550  \\$wg$aBranchiura (Crustacea)
=670  \\$aSchram, F.R. Crustacea, 1986:$bp. 544 (Subclass Branchiura, Order Arguloida Rafinesque, 1815)
=670  \\$aSyn. liv. org.:$bv. 2, p. 218 (Branchiura: subclass (or class) containing only 1 order, the Arguloida, and as currently defined, only 1 family, the Argulidae, with 4 genera)
=750  \2$aArguloida$5IEN$0(DNLM)D033341

=LDR  00795cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362950502441
=005  20120730164156.0
=008  871222in\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 87007962 
=035  \\$aCAV4444NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aBF724.3.S35
=150  \\$aSelf-perception in adolescence
=450  \\$wnne$aSelf-perception in teenagers
=550  \\$wg$aAdolescent psychology
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Damon, W. Self-understanding in childhood and adolescence, 1988.
=670  \\$aRosenberg, M. Society and the adolescent self image, 1989.
=750  \2$81$wb$aSelf Concept$5IEN$0(DNLM)D012649
=750  \2$81$wb$aAdolescent$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000293
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aSelf Concept$iand$aAdolescent$5IEN

=LDR  01334cz  a2200349n  4500
=001  9880362950602441
=005  20120730164156.0
=008  871218i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\c
=010  \\$ash 87007857 
=035  \\$aCAV4359NU
=040  \\$aNLA$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQK495.P67$cBotany
=150  \\$aKava plant
=450  \\$aAva (Plant)
=450  \\$a�Awa
=450  \\$aCava (Plant)
=450  \\$aKava-kava
=450  \\$aKava pepper
=450  \\$aKavakava
=450  \\$aPiper methysticum
=550  \\$wg$aPiper (Genus)
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Alexander, K. Kava in the north : a study of kava in Arnham land aboriginal communities, 1985.
=670  \\$aWeb. 3$b(kava, cava, kavakava; Piper methysticum)
=670  \\$aBritannica Macro.:$bv. 14, p. 752 (kava, cava, ava)
=670  \\$aOxford dictionary of natural history, 1985:$bp. 486.
=670  \\$aMacquarie dictionary$b(Kava, Piper methysticum)
=670  \\$aPukui, M.W. Hawaiian dictionary, 1965:$bp. 30 (�awa means kava, Piper methysticum; awa means port or harbor)
=670  \\$aHortus 3$b(Piper methysticum, kava, kavakava)
=670  \\$aPop. encyc. plants$b(Piper methysticum, kava pepper)
=670  \\$aUsher dict. plants$b(Piper methysticum, kava pepper)
=670  \\$aRoecklin. Profile econ. plants:$bp. 18 (kava plant)
=750  \2$aKava$5IEN$0(DNLM)D020901

=LDR  01392cz  a2200313n  4500
=001  9880362950702441
=005  20120730164156.0
=008  871218i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 87007835 
=035  \\$aCAV4340NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aDracunculiasis
=450  \\$aDracontiasis
=450  \\$aDracunculosis
=450  \\$aGuinea worm disease
=450  \\$aGuinea worm infection
=450  \\$aMedina worm disease
=550  \\$wg$aHelminthiasis
=670  \\$aWork cat.: U.S. Congress. House. Select Committee on Hunger. International Task Force. Eradication of Guinea worm disease, 1987.
=670  \\$aPAHO zoonoses:$bp. 530-533 (dracontiasis, dracunculiasis, dracunculosis, medina worm, guinea worm disease)
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Dracunculosis, guinea worm infection)
=670  \\$aDorland's med. dict.$b(dracunculiasis, dracontiasis, dracunculosis, guinea worm disease)
=670  \\$aGould's med. dict.$b(dracunculiasis, dracontiasis, dracunculosis, guinea worm infection)
=670  \\$aSaunders med. dict.$b(dracunculiasis, dracunulosis)
=670  \\$aStedman's med. dict.$b(dracontiasis, dracunuliasis, dracunculosis)
=670  \\$aMosby's med. nurs. dict.$b(dracunculiasis, dracontiasis, guinea worm infection)
=670  \\$aWeb. 3$b(dracunculosis, dracunculiasis, dracontiasis)
=690  \\$ar:AMD:6/26/90
=750  \2$aDracunculiasis$5IEN$0(DNLM)D004320

=LDR  01200cz  a2200325n  4500
=001  9880362950802441
=005  20120730164156.0
=008  871210\|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 87007639 
=035  \\$aCAV4168NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aQB738
=150  \\$aMeteoroids
=450  \\$aMicrometeoroids
=551  \\$wg$aSolar system
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Bronsht�en, V.A. Meteory, meteority, meteoroidy, 1987.
=670  \\$aDict. astron., space & atmos. phen.$b(Small bodies in interplanetary space that would produce meteors or meteorites if they struck Earth)
=670  \\$aGloss. astron. & astrophysics.
=670  \\$aINSPEC$b(Uses for: Micrometeoroids)
=670  \\$aINIS. Thes.$b(Meteoroids, uses for Meteors)
=670  \\$aMcGraw-Hill dict. sci. tech.$b(Meteoroid; Meteor)
=670  \\$aFacts file dict. astron.$b(Meteoroid)
=670  \\$aThesaurofacet$b(Meteoroids)
=670  \\$aNASA$b(Meteoroids, uses for Meteors)
=670  \\$aEngr. index$b(Meteoroids)
=670  \\$aWeb. 3$b(Meteoroid)
=670  \\$aTEST$b(Meteoroids)
=670  \\$aASTI, 1986:$bunder Meteoroids (see Meteors)
=675  \\$aEncyc. astron.
=750  \2$aMeteoroids$5IEN$0(DNLM)D019110

=LDR  01379cz  a2200313n  4500
=001  9880362950902441
=005  20120730164156.0
=008  871208||\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 87007568 
=035  \\$aCAV4109NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dSaPrUSA$dDLC
=053  \0$aQP188.H88
=150  \\$aHypothalamic-pituitary-adrenal axis
=450  \\$aAxis, Hypothalamic-pituitary-adrenal
=450  \\$aHPA axis (Endocrinology)
=450  \\$aHypothalamic-pituitary-adrenal cortical axis
=450  \\$aHypothalamic-pituitary-adrenocortical axis
=450  \\$aHypothalamo-pituitary-adrenocortical axis
=450  \\$aHypothalamus-pituitary-adrenal axis
=550  \\$wg$aNeuroendocrinology
=670  \\$aWork cat.: The Hypothalamic-pituitary-adrenal axis : a symposium ... 1987.
=670  \\$aPrice. Pathophysiology, 1982:$bpp. 698-704.
=670  \\$aBest & Taylor's Physiological Basis of Med. Practice, 1985:$bpp. 885-886.
=670  \\$aSodemann's Pathologic Physiology, 1985:$bp. 1016.
=670  \\$aLC data base, 8/3/89.
=670  \\$aThe hypothalamus-pituitary-adrenal axis, 2008.
=750  \2$81$wb$aHypothalamo-Hypophyseal System$5IEN$0(DNLM)D007030
=750  \2$81$wb$aPituitary-Adrenal System$5IEN$0(DNLM)D010913
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aHypothalamo-Hypophyseal System$iand$aPituitary-Adrenal System.

=LDR  00632cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362951002441
=005  20120730164156.0
=008  871207i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 87007562 
=035  \\$aCAV4104NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRC935.R45
=150  \\$aRhabdomyolysis
=550  \\$wg$aStriated muscle$xNecrosis
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Haimovici, H. Metabolic complications of acute arterial occlusions and related conditions : myonephropathic-metabolic syndrome, 1988.
=670  \\$aDorland's med. dict.
=670  \\$aStedman's med. dict.
=670  \\$aMESH.
=750  \2$aRhabdomyolysis$5IEN$0(DNLM)D012206

=LDR  00716cz  a2200241n  4500
=001  9880362951102441
=005  20120730164156.0
=008  060829i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 87007528 
=035  \\$aCAV4073NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aRJ320.B75
=150  \\$aBronchopulmonary dysplasia
=550  \\$wg$aArtificial respiration$xComplications
=550  \\$wg$aBronchi$xDiseases
=550  \\$wg$aDysplasia
=550  \\$wg$aLungs$xDiseases
=550  \\$wg$aNewborn infants$xDiseases
=550  \\$wg$aOxygen$xToxicology
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Bronchopulmonary dysplasia, c1988.
=670  \\$aMESH.
=670  \\$aDorland's med. dict.
=750  \2$aBronchopulmonary Dysplasia$5IEN$0(DNLM)D001997

=LDR  01079cz  a2200277n  4500
=001  9880362951202441
=005  20120730164155.0
=008  871127i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 87007407 
=035  \\$aCAV3976NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=150  \\$aDieldrin
=450  \\$aCompound 497 (Insecticide)
=450  \\$aENT 16255 (Insecticide)
=450  \\$aHEOD (Insecticide)
=550  \\$wg$aInsecticides
=550  \\$wg$aOrganochlorine compounds
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Survey of dieldrin residues in food, 1982.
=670  \\$aMeSH browser, June 6, 2007$b(Dieldrin. Scope note: An organochlorine insecticide whose use has been cancelled or suspended in the United States.)
=670  \\$aMerck$b(Hexachloro-octahydro-dimethanonapth-oxirene; Hexachloro-epoxy-octahydro-endo, exo-dimethanonapthalene; HEOD; ENT 16225; Compound 497; Octalox)
=670  \\$aMcGraw-Hill dict. sci. tech.
=670  \\$aHawley chem. dict.
=670  \\$aChem. abst.$b(dieldrin; CAS reg. no.: 60-57-1)
=670  \\$aASTI.
=675  \\$aHackh chem. dict.
=750  \2$aDieldrin$5IEN$0(DNLM)D004026

=LDR  00559cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362951302441
=005  20120730164155.0
=008  871127||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 87007397 
=035  \\$aCAV3967NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aTyramine
=550  \\$wg$aAmines
=550  \\$wg$aSympathomimetic agents
=670  \\$aWork cat.: The cheese effects and selective MAO-A inhibitors, c1988.
=670  \\$aChem. abst.:$b51-67-2.
=670  \\$aMESH.
=670  \\$aMerck.
=675  \\$aUSAN/USP
=750  \2$aTyramine$5IEN$0(DNLM)D014439

=LDR  00517cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362951402441
=005  20120730164155.0
=008  871127||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 87007396 
=035  \\$aCAV3966NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=150  \\$aMoclobemide
=550  \\$wg$aAntidepressants
=550  \\$wg$aMonoamine oxidase$xInhibitors
=670  \\$aWork cat.: The cheese effects and selective MAO-A inhibitors, c1988.
=675  \\$aChem. abstr.;$aMESH;$aMerck;$aUSAN/USP
=750  \2$aMoclobemide$5IEN$0(DNLM)D020912

=LDR  00952cz  a2200277n  4500
=001  9880362951502441
=005  20200512113217.0
=008  871127i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 87007395
=035  \\$aCAV3965NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aRC552.C65
=150  \\$aCompulsive eating
=450  \\$aBinge eating
=450  \\$aBinging, Food
=450  \\$aFood binging
=550  \\$wg$aCompulsive behavior
=550  \\$wg$aEating disorders
=550  \\$aObesity$xPsychological aspects
=670  \\$aWork cat.: McFarland, B. Feeding the empty heart, 1988$b(Compulsive eating)
=670  \\$aMUMS data base.
=670  \\$aBinge eating ... 1993.
=670  \\$aLC data base, 12/16/92$b(binging)
=675  \\$aDSMIII;$aKaplan psych.;$aMESH;$aDict. psych. terms;$aThes. psych. index terms
=750  \2$iRelated mapping$aBinge-Eating Disorder$0(DNLM)D056912$4RM$5IEN
=750  \2$iRelated mapping$aFood Addiction$0(DNLM)D000073932$4RM$5IEN

=LDR  00547cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362951602441
=005  20120730164155.0
=008  871124in\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 87007326 
=035  \\$aCAV3901NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=150  \\$aProtein S deficiency
=550  \\$wg$aDeficiency diseases
=550  \\$aThrombosis
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Protein C and related proteins : biochemical and clinical aspects, 1988.
=670  \\$aCurrent medical diagnosis & treatment, 1986:$bp. 351.
=750  \2$aProtein S Deficiency$5IEN$0(DNLM)D018455

=LDR  00624cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362951702441
=005  20060710121624.0
=008  871124i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 87007325 
=035  \\$aCAV3900NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aProtein S
=450  \\$aCofactor, Protein C
=450  \\$aProtein C cofactor
=550  \\$wg$aCirculating anticoagulants
=550  \\$wg$aVitamin K-dependent proteins
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Protein C and related proteins : biochemical and clinical aspects, 1988.
=670  \\$aDevlin. Textbook of biochemistry, 1986:$bp. 845.
=750  \2$aProtein S$0(DNLM)D017293$5IEN

=LDR  00581cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362951802441
=005  20120730164155.0
=008  871124in\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 87007324 
=035  \\$aCAV3899NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aProtein C deficiency
=550  \\$wg$aDeficiency diseases
=550  \\$aThrombosis
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Protein C and related proteins : biochemical and clinical aspects, 1988.
=670  \\$aCurrent medical diagnosis & treatment, 1986:$bp. 351.
=690  \\$arAMD:7/19/90
=750  \2$aProtein C Deficiency$5IEN$0(DNLM)D020151

=LDR  01022cz  a2200313n  4500
=001  9880362951902441
=005  20120730164155.0
=008  920330i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 87007318 
=035  \\$aCAV3893NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRC848.H4
=150  \\$aHepatic encephalopathy
=450  \\$aEncephalopathy, Hepatic
=450  \\$aPortal-systemic encephalopathy
=450  \\$aPorto-hepatic encephalopathy
=450  \\$aPortosystemic encephalopathy
=550  \\$wg$aBrain damage
=550  \\$wg$aLiver$xFailure
=550  \\$wg$aMesocaval shunt$xComplications
=550  \\$wg$aPortacaval anastomosis$xComplications
=550  \\$wg$aToxic psychoses
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Advances in ammonia metabolism and hepatic encephalopathy, 1988.
=670  \\$aMESH.
=670  \\$aDorland's med. dict.
=670  \\$aStedman's med. dict.
=670  \\$aMerck:$bp. 816.
=670  \\$aCurrent Med. Diagnosis & Treatment, 1986:$bp. 421.
=750  \2$aHepatic Encephalopathy$5IEN$0(DNLM)D006501

=LDR  00586cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880362952002441
=005  20120730164155.0
=008  871123i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 87007264 
=035  \\$aCAV3843NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aEarache
=450  \\$aEar pain
=450  \\$aOtalgia
=450  \\$aOtodynia
=550  \\$wg$aEar$xDiseases
=550  \\$wg$aPain
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Lansky, V. Koko Bear's big earache, 1988.
=670  \\$aMESH.
=670  \\$aDorland's med. dict.
=670  \\$aStedman's med. dict.
=750  \2$aEarache$5IEN$0(DNLM)D004433

=LDR  00815cz  a2200265n  4500
=001  9880362952102441
=005  20120730164155.0
=008  871119||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 87007222 
=035  \\$aCAV3806NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aSelegiline
=450  \\$aDeprenalin
=450  \\$aDeprenil
=450  \\$aDeprenyl
=550  \\$wg$aAntiparkinsonian agents
=550  \\$wg$aMonoamine oxidase$xInhibitors
=550  \\$wg$aPhenethylamines
=670  \\$aWork cat.: MAO-B-inhibitor selegiline ... c1987.
=670  \\$aMerck$b(Deprenyl)
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Selegiline)
=670  \\$aChem. abstr. Reg. no. [2323-36-6]
=670  \\$aMarler Pharm. chem. syn.$b(Selegiline)
=675  \\$aUSAN/USP;$aAm. drug index;$aPhysicians desk reference, 1985
=750  \2$aSelegiline$5IEN$0(DNLM)D012642

=LDR  00902cz  a2200277n  4500
=001  9880362952202441
=005  20120730164155.0
=008  871103i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 87006888 
=035  \\$aCAV3711NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRG628$bRG628.3
=150  \\$aFetal monitoring
=450  \\$aAssessment, Fetal
=450  \\$aFetal assessment
=450  \\$aFetal surveillance
=450  \\$aFetus$xMonitoring
=450  \\$aMonitoring, Fetal
=450  \\$aSurveillance, Fetal
=550  \\$wg$aFetus$xDiseases$xDiagnosis
=550  \\$wg$aPatient monitoring
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Fetal monitoring & health sciences : medical analysis index with reference bibliography, c1987.
=670  \\$aMESH.
=670  \\$aForfar's Paediatrics:$bp. 110.
=670  \\$a94-10707: A critical appraisal of fetal surveillance, 1994.
=750  \2$aFetal Monitoring$5IEN$0(DNLM)D005323

=LDR  00484cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362952302441
=005  20120730164155.0
=008  871119i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 87007206 
=035  \\$aCAV1887NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRC916
=150  \\$aKidneys$xCalcification
=450  \\$aNephrocalcinosis
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Nephrocalcinosis, calcium antagonists, and kidney, c1988.
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/13/90
=750  \2$aNephrocalcinosis$5IEN$0(DNLM)D009397

=LDR  01112cz  a2200361n  4500
=001  9880362952402441
=005  20120730164155.0
=008  880105i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 87007105 
=035  \\$a(OCoLC)02175419
=035  \\$aCAV1835NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRC918.B34
=150  \\$aBalkan nephropathy
=450  \\$aBalkan endemic nephropathy
=450  \\$aBalkan nephritis
=450  \\$aBalkan tubulointerstitial nephritis
=450  \\$aEndemic nephritis
=450  \\$aEndemic nephropathy
=450  \\$aNephritis, Balkan
=450  \\$aNephritis, Endemic
=450  \\$aNephropathy, Balkan
=450  \\$aNephropathy, Endemic
=550  \\$wg$aChronic renal failure
=550  \\$wg$aGeochemical diseases
=550  \\$wg$aNephritis, Interstitial
=670  \\$aWork cat.: III Simpozijum o endemskoj nefropatiji : 29 i 30 oktobra 1982, 1985.
=670  \\$aMESH.
=670  \\$aDorland's med. dict.
=670  \\$aCecil. Textbook of med., 1982:$bp. 564.
=670  \\$aMerck:$bp. 1552.
=690  \\$ar:GLS:7/6/90
=750  \2$aBalkan Nephropathy$5IEN$0(DNLM)D001449

=LDR  01090cz  a2200325n  4500
=001  9880362952502441
=005  20120730164154.0
=008  871117i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 87007095 
=035  \\$aCAV1826NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aQP609.C37$cAnimal biochemistry
=053  \\$aTP248.65.C44$cBiotechnology
=150  \\$aCellulase
=450  \\$aEndo-1,4-beta-glucanase
=450  \\$aGlucanase, Endo-1,4-beta
=550  \\$wg$aGlycosidases
=670  \\$aLC data base, 10/1/87$b(hdg.: Cellulase)$5IEN
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Salovuori, I. Biosynthesis of an inducible glycosylated ... 1987:$bp. 11 (cellulases)
=670  \\$aASTI$b(cellulase)
=670  \\$aWeb. 3.
=670  \\$aMcGraw-Hill dict. sci. tech.
=670  \\$aDixon, M. Enzymes.
=670  \\$aKirk-Othmer encyc. chem.
=670  \\$aNIH$b(cellulase; x Endo-beta glucanase)
=670  \\$aHackh chem. dict.
=670  \\$aHawley chem. dict.
=670  \\$aLC database, Oct. 1, 1987$b(hdg.: Cellulase)
=670  \\$aEnzyme Nomenclature$b(E.C. 3.2.1.4)
=750  \2$aCellulase$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002480

=LDR  00826cz  a2200241n  4500
=001  9880362952602441
=005  20120730164154.0
=008  871117||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 87007094 
=035  \\$aCAV1825LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \\$aQP609.C38
=150  \\$aCellulose 1,4-beta-cellobiosidase
=450  \\$a1,4-beta-D-glucan cellobiohydrolase
=450  \\$aCBH I (Enzyme)
=450  \\$aCellobiohydrolase I
=450  \\$aCellobiosidase, Cellulose
=450  \\$aExo-cellobiohydrolase
=550  \\$wg$aCellulase
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Salovuori, I. Biosynthesis of an inducible glycosylated secretory enzyme ... 1987.
=670  \\$aEnzyme nomenclature$b(3.2.1.91)
=670  \\$aChem. abstr.$b(exo-Cellobiohydrolase; reg. no. [37329-65-0])
=750  \2$aCellulose 1,4-beta-Cellobiosidase$5IEN$0(DNLM)D043366

=LDR  01070cz  a2200313n  4500
=001  9880362952702441
=005  20120730164154.0
=008  871113i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 87007050 
=035  \\$aCAV1806NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \\$aBF698.35.A87
=150  \\$aAuthoritarianism (Personality trait)
=450  \\$aAuthoritarian personality
=550  \\$wg$aPersonality
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Lichtenberg, P. Getting even ... c1988.
=670  \\$aDict. psych. terms.
=670  \\$aEysenck encyc. psych.
=670  \\$aThes. psych. ind. terms.
=670  \\$aPsych. alm.
=670  \\$aEvans psych.
=670  \\$aPenguin dict. psych.
=670  \\$aChaplin dict. psych.$b(authoritarian personality)
=670  \\$aBaker encyc. psych.$b(authoritarian personality)
=670  \\$aHarr�e & Lamb encyc. dict. psych.$b(authoritarian personality)
=670  \\$aHarriman handbk. psych. terms$b(authoritarian personality)
=670  \\$aMESH.
=675  \\$aDrever dict. psych.;$aHarriman encyc. dict.
=750  \2$aAuthoritarianism$5IEN$0(DNLM)D001318

=LDR  00989cz  a2200277n  4500
=001  9880362952802441
=005  20120730164154.0
=008  871109||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 87007000 
=035  \\$aCAV1761NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aAdrenergic beta agonists
=450  \\$aAdrenergic beta receptor agonists
=450  \\$aBeta adrenergic agonists
=450  \\$aBeta adrenergic receptor agonists
=450  \\$aBeta adrenoceptor agonists
=450  \\$aBeta agonists
=450  \\$aBeta sympathomimetic agents
=450  \\$aBeta sympathomimetics
=550  \\$wg$aSympathomimetic agents
=550  \\$aBeta adrenoceptors
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Hanrahan, J.P. Beta-agonists and their effects on animal growth and carcass quality, 1988.
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Adrenergic beta receptor agonists)
=670  \\$aChem. abstr.$b(Sympathomimetics, beta-)
=670  \\$aNIH$b(Adrenergic beta receptor agents)
=750  \2$aAdrenergic beta-Agonists$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000318

=LDR  00600cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362952902441
=005  20120730164154.0
=008  921202i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 87006969 
=035  \\$aCAV1736NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aPain clinics
=450  \\$aChronic pain clinics
=450  \\$aMultidisciplinary pain clinics
=450  \\$aPain centers
=550  \\$wg$aClinics
=670  \\$aWork cat.: The multidisciplinary pain center, c1988.
=675  \\$aMed. Research Centres;$aMESH;$aNIH;$aDict. health services management
=750  \2$aPain Clinics$5IEN$0(DNLM)D018710

=LDR  00834cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880362953002441
=005  20130405164048.0
=008  871104i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 87006951 
=035  \\$aCAV1725NU
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=150  \\$aStress in adolescence
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=450  \\$aStress (Physiology) in adolescence
=450  \\$aStress (Psychology) in adolescence
=550  \\$wg$aAdolescent psychology
=550  \\$wg$aTeenagers$xPhysiology
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=008  871104i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 87006943 
=035  \\$aCAV1717NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=150  \\$aPersonality assessment of teenagers
=450  \\$aTeenagers$xPersonality assessment
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=LDR  00781cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880362953202441
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=010  \\$ash 87006936 
=035  \\$aCAV1713NU
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=150  \\$aMinors
=450  \\$aMinors$xLaw and legislation
=550  \\$wg$aPersons (Law)
=550  \\$aAge (Law)
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=670  \\$aWeb. 3.
=670  \\$aRandom House 2.
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=681  \\$iNote under$aChildren--Legal status, laws, etc.
=750  \2$aMinors$5IEN$0(DNLM)D033242

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=150  \\$aTeenagers with mental disabilities
=450  \\$wnne$aMentally handicapped teenagers
=550  \\$wg$aTeenagers with disabilities
=550  \\$wg$aYouth with mental disabilities
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=LDR  00634cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362953402441
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=010  \\$ash 87006905 
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=150  \\$aGroup psychotherapy for teenagers
=450  \\$aAdolescent group psychotherapy
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=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aPsychotherapy, Group$iand$aAdolescent$5IEN

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=001  9880362953502441
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=053  \\$aRJ496.E6
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=450  \\$wnne$aEpilepsy in teenagers
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=690  \\$ar:AMD:6/27/90
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=750  \2$81$wb$aAdolescent$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000293
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aEpilepsy$iand$aAdolescent$5IEN

=LDR  00662cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362953602441
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=008  871104i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
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=035  \\$aCAV1692NU
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=053  \\$aBF724.3.C63
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=450  \\$wnne$aCompetition (Psychology) in teenagers
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=750  \2$81$wb$aAdolescent$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000293
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aCompetitive Behavior$iand$aAdolescent$5IEN

=LDR  00673cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362953702441
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=008  871103i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 87006887 
=035  \\$aCAV1687NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aBereavement in adolescence
=450  \\$wnne$aBereavement in teenagers
=550  \\$wg$aAdolescent psychology
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Gravelle, K. Teenagers face to face with bereavement, c1989.
=750  \2$81$wb$aBereavement$5IEN$0(DNLM)D001601
=750  \2$81$wb$aAdolescent$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000293
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aBereavement$iand$aAdolescent$5IEN

=LDR  00605cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362953802441
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=008  871103i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 87006885 
=035  \\$aCAV1685NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRJ505.A7
=150  \\$aArt therapy for teenagers
=450  \\$aAdolescent art therapy
=550  \\$wg$aAdolescent psychotherapy
=750  \2$81$wb$aArt Therapy$5IEN$0(DNLM)D001155
=750  \2$81$wb$aAdolescent$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000293
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aArt Therapy$iand$aAdolescent$5IEN

=LDR  00640cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362953902441
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=008  871230i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 87006884 
=035  \\$a(OCoLC)02169317
=035  \\$aCAV1684NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aBF724.3.A57$cPsychology
=053  \\$aRJ506.A58$cChild psychiatry
=150  \\$aAnxiety in youth
=550  \\$wg$aYouth$xPsychology
=750  \2$81$wb$aAnxiety$5IEN$0(DNLM)D001007
=750  \2$81$wb$aAdolescent$5IEN-M$0(DNLM)D000293
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aAnxiety$iand$aAdolescent$5IEN

=LDR  00879cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880362954002441
=005  20120730164153.0
=008  871230i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 87006883 
=035  \\$a(OCoLC)02169316
=035  \\$aCAV1683NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aBF724.3.A57$cAdolescent psychology
=053  \\$aRJ506.A58$cAdolescent psychopathology
=150  \\$aAnxiety in adolescence
=450  \\$wnne$aAnxiety in teenagers
=550  \\$wg$aAdolescent psychopathology
=550  \\$wg$aEmotions in adolescence
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Carter, F. Anxiety in childhood and adolescence : encouraging self help through adolescence.
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=750  \2$81$wb$aAdolescent$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000293
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aAnxiety$iand$aAdolescent$5IEN

=LDR  00748cz  a2200241n  4500
=001  9880362954102441
=005  20120730164153.0
=008  871103i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 87006859 
=035  \\$aCAV1669NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \\$aRC734.B69
=150  \\$aBronchoalveolar lavage
=450  \\$aAlveolar lavage
=450  \\$aBronchial lavage
=450  \\$aLavage, Bronchoalveolar
=450  \\$aLung lavage
=550  \\$wg$aIrrigation (Medicine)
=550  \\$wg$aLungs$xDiseases$xDiagnosis
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Linder, J. Bronchoalveolar lavage, 1988.
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Bronchoalveolar lavage fluid)
=675  \\$aDorland's med. dict.;$aStedman's med. dict.;$aNIH
=750  \2$aBronchoalveolar Lavage$5IEN$0(DNLM)D018893

=LDR  00992cz  a2200277n  4500
=001  9880362954202441
=005  20120730164153.0
=008  871102i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 87006824 
=035  \\$aCAV1649NU
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh 87006824
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aTeenagers
=450  \\$aAdolescents
=450  \\$aTeen-agers
=450  \\$aTeens
=450  \\$aYoung adults (Teenagers)
=550  \\$wg$aYouth
=670  \\$aWeb. 3.
=670  \\$aRandom House 2.
=670  \\$aERIC thes.$b(Teenagers use Adolescents)
=670  \\$aHennepin.
=670  \\$aLC database, Sept. 11, 1987$b(teenagers, teens, teen-agers)
=670  \\$aALA glossary$b(young adult book:... of particular interest to young adults between 14 and 18 and in the ninth through twelfth grades; Young adult department, Young adult librarian)
=680  \\$iHere are entered works on people in the general age range of thirteen through eighteen years.
=750  \2$aAdolescent$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000293

=LDR  01028cz  a2200289n  4500
=001  9880362954302441
=005  20120730164153.0
=008  871028\|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 87006753 
=035  \\$aCAV1632NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aMethoxychlor
=450  \\$aDMDT (Insecticide)
=450  \\$aMethoxy DDT
=550  \\$wg$aEthanes
=550  \\$wg$aInsecticides
=550  \\$wg$aOrganochlorine compounds
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Control of black flies in the Athabasca River, 1980:$bp. ix (methoxychlor)
=670  \\$aLC data base, 10/01/87$b(hdg.: methoxychlor)
=670  \\$aMerck$b(methoxychlor; trichloroethylidene bis-methoxybenzene; trichloro bis-para-methoxyphenyl ethane; di-para-anisyl trichloroethane; DMDT; methoxy DDT)
=670  \\$aMcGraw-Hill dict. sci. tech.
=670  \\$aChem. abst.:$bCAS reg. no. 72-43-5.
=670  \\$aHawley chem. dict.
=670  \\$aASTI.
=675  \\$aHackh chem. dict.;$aHennepin
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/12/90
=750  \2$aMethoxychlor$5IEN$0(DNLM)D008731

=LDR  00638cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362954402441
=005  20150501100223.0
=008  871028||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 87006733 
=035  \\$aCAV1623NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \\$aQP383.15
=150  \\$aSensorimotor cortex
=450  \\$aSensomotor cortex
=550  \\$wg$aCerebral cortex
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Chizhenkova, R.A. Strukturno-funk�t�sional�na�i�a organiza�t�si�i�a sensomotorno�i kory ... 1986.
=670  \\$aDorland's med. dict.$b(sensorimotor)
=670  \\$aStedman's med. dict.
=750  \2$aSensorimotor Cortex$0(DNLM)D066191$5IEN

=LDR  00914cz  a2200301n  4500
=001  9880362954502441
=005  20120730164153.0
=008  871028i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 87006731 
=035  \\$aCAU9847NU
=035  \\$aSH 87006731
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aR727.45
=150  \\$aPatient advocacy
=450  \\$aAdvocacy, Health care
=450  \\$aAdvocacy, Patient
=450  \\$aHealth care advocacy
=450  \\$aNonlegal patient advocacy
=450  \\$aSocial patient advocacy
=550  \\$wg$aMedical care$xQuality control
=550  \\$aAdvance directives (Medical care)
=550  \\$aPatients' associations
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Advocacy in health care, c1986.
=670  \\$aMESH.
=670  \\$aHennepin.
=675  \\$aIAC
=680  \\$iHere are entered works on the promotion and protection of the rights of patients.
=750  \2$aPatient Advocacy$5IEN$0(DNLM)D010344

=LDR  00664cz  a2200241n  4500
=001  9880362954602441
=005  20080330115956.0
=008  871028||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 87006727 
=035  \\$aCAU9844NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRC684.P74$cCardiac therapy
=053  \\$aRM666.P826$cPharmacology
=150  \\$aPrenylamine
=550  \\$wg$aMyocardial depressants
=550  \\$wg$aPhenethylamines
=550  \\$wg$aVasodilators
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Prenylamine, 1988.
=670  \\$aChem. abst.:$b390-64-7.
=670  \\$aMerck.
=670  \\$aMESH.
=675  \\$aBraunwald's Heart disease
=750  \2$aPrenylamine$0(DNLM)D011299$5IEN

=LDR  00656cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880362954702441
=005  20120730164152.0
=008  920330||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 87006699 
=035  \\$aCAU9818NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQR186.6.C44
=150  \\$aCell surface antigens
=450  \\$aImmunological surface markers
=450  \\$aSurface antigens
=450  \\$aSurface markers, Immunological
=550  \\$wg$aTissue-specific antigens
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Interpretive surface marker analysis, 1988.
=670  \\$aMESH.
=675  \\$aWeb. 3;$aDorland's med. dict.
=750  \2$aAntigens, Surface$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000954

=LDR  00922cz  a2200289n  4500
=001  9880362954802441
=005  20120730164152.0
=008  871027i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 87006695 
=035  \\$aCAU9814NU
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh 87006695
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aCisapride
=450  \\$aPropulsid (Trademark)
=550  \\$wg$aBenzene
=550  \\$wg$aGastrointestinal agents
=550  \\$wg$aPiperidine
=550  \\$wg$aPropane
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Progress in the treatment of gastrointestinal motility disorders, 1987.
=670  \\$aMealey's litigation report. Propulsid, 2000.
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Cisapride)
=670  \\$aMedline Plus Health information, Aug. 28, 2001$b(Cisapride; brand names, in the U.S.: Propulsid)
=670  \\$aChem. abstr.:$b81098-60-4.
=670  \\$aUSAN/USP.
=670  \\$aAm. Drug Index.
=675  \\$aMerck
=750  \2$aCisapride$5IEN$0(DNLM)D020117

=LDR  00594cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362954902441
=005  20120730164152.0
=008  871023i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 87006659 
=035  \\$aCAU9786NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aDental veneers
=450  \\$aVeneers, Dental
=550  \\$wg$aDental materials
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Garber, D.A. Porcelain laminate veneers, 1988.
=670  \\$aDorland's med. dict.
=670  \\$aMESH.
=670  \\$aJablonski. Illustrated dict. of dentistry.
=690  \\$ar:AMD:6/25/90
=750  \2$aDental Veneers$5IEN$0(DNLM)D003801

=LDR  00805cz  a2200289n  4500
=001  9880362955002441
=005  20120730164152.0
=008  930224||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 87006638 
=035  \\$aCAU9768NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQR185.8.I56
=150  \\$aInterleukin-2
=450  \\$aIL-2 (Biomolecule)
=450  \\$aLymphocyte mitogenic factor
=450  \\$aT cell growth factor
=550  \\$wg$aBiological response modifiers
=550  \\$wg$aInterleukins
=550  \\$wg$aLymphokines
=550  \\$wg$aT cells
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Interleukin 2, 1988.
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Interleukin-2)
=670  \\$aNIH.
=670  \\$aWeb. med. desk dict.
=670  \\$aDict. Immunology.
=675  \\$aDorland's med. dict.
=750  \2$aInterleukin-2$5IEN$0(DNLM)D007376

=LDR  00771cz  a2200241n  4500
=001  9880362955102441
=005  20120730164152.0
=008  871022i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 87006620 
=035  \\$aCAU9754LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \0$aQK495.G74$cBotany
=150  \\$aCenchrus
=450  \\$aSandburs
=550  \\$wg$aGrasses
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Nyole, H. Contribution �a l'�etude de la p�ature artificielle �a Cenchrus ciliaris dans la basse Rusizi, 1985.
=670  \\$aInd. nom. gen. (plant.):$bp. 310.
=670  \\$aEngler Syl. Pflanz.:$bp. 574.
=670  \\$aCklist. vasc. flora:$bp. 333.
=670  \\$aSPN:$bp. 281 (Cenchrus; sy=Sandbur)
=670  \\$aWeb. 3:$bp. 361.
=675  \\$aHortus 3
=750  \2$aCenchrus$5IEN$0(DNLM)D031741

=LDR  00846cz  a2200253n  4500
=001  9880362955202441
=005  20120730164152.0
=008  871016i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 87006520 
=035  \\$aCAU9666NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aTetraethyllead
=450  \\$aLead tetraethyl
=450  \\$aTEL (Chemical)
=450  \\$aTetraethyl lead
=450  \\$aTetraethyl plumbane
=550  \\$wg$aOrganolead compounds
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Tetraethyl lead : environmental and technical ... problem spills, c1985.
=670  \\$aOld catalog heading$b(Tetraethyllead)
=670  \\$aMcGraw-Hill dict. sci. tech.
=670  \\$aChem. dict.$b(Also tetraethyl plumbane; under: Plumbane)
=670  \\$aCond. chem. dict.$b(Also TEL)
=670  \\$aWeb. 3$b(Tetraethyl lead, also TEL)
=750  \2$aTetraethyl Lead$5IEN$0(DNLM)D013756

=LDR  00681cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362955302441
=005  20120730164152.0
=008  871016i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 87006510 
=035  \\$aCAU9656NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQL495.G74$cBotany
=150  \\$aDactylis
=550  \\$wg$aGrasses
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Rekomenda�t�sii po vozdelyvani�i�u ezhi sborno�i sorta Petrozavodska�i�a, 1986.
=670  \\$aInd. nom. gen. (plant.)
=670  \\$aWeb. 3.$b(Dactylis: a genus of two or three perennial chiefly Eurasian grasses having 2- to 6-flowered spikelets arrangement in a one-sided panicle)
=750  \2$aDactylis$5IEN-M$0(DNLM)D031745

=LDR  00605cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362955402441
=005  20120730164152.0
=008  871015||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 87006465 
=035  \\$aCAU9613NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQR188.3
=150  \\$aAutoimmunity
=450  \\$aAutoallergy
=550  \\$wg$aImmunity
=550  \\$aAutoantibodies
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Il�chevich, N.V. Antitela i regul�i�a�t�si�i�a funk�t�sii organizma, 1986.
=670  \\$aDorland's med. dict.
=670  \\$aStedman's med. dict.
=750  \2$aAutoimmunity$5IEN$0(DNLM)D015551

=LDR  00673cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880362955502441
=005  20120730164152.0
=008  871015i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 87006455 
=035  \\$aCAU9604NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRD51
=150  \\$aPostoperative period
=450  \\$aPeriod, Postoperative
=450  \\$aPost-operative period
=450  \\$aPost-surgery period
=550  \\$wg$aConvalescence
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Aspects of recovery from anesthesia : proceedings from a symposium held in York on 9 and 10 October 1986, 1988.
=670  \\$aMESH.
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/19/90
=750  \2$aPostoperative Period$5IEN$0(DNLM)D011184

=LDR  01385cz  a2200337n  4500
=001  9880362955602441
=005  20150129163708.0
=008  030616i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 87006429 
=035  \\$aCAU9582NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aHF5415.32$bHF5415.33
=150  \\$aConsumer behavior
=450  \\$aBehavior, Consumer
=450  \\$aBuyer behavior
=450  \\$aDecision making, Consumer
=550  \\$wg$aHuman behavior
=550  \\$aConsumer profiling
=550  \\$aMarket surveys
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Loudon, D.E. Consumer behavior, c1979.
=670  \\$aAskew. Thesaurus of consumer terms.
=670  \\$aBaker. Dict. of marketing and advertising.
=670  \\$aBeacham's Marketing reference.
=670  \\$aInternational bibliography of the social sciences--Economics.
=670  \\$aLIVT.
=670  \\$aShapiro. Dict. of marketing terms.
=670  \\$aSocial Sciences Citation Index.
=675  \\$aHennepin;$aWeb. 3
=680  \\$iHere are entered works on the decision-making processes, external factors, and individual characteristics of consumers that determine their purchasing behavior. Works on the selection and efficient use of consumer goods and services and on methods of educating consumers are entered under$aConsumer education.
=681  \\$iNote under$aConsumer education
=750  \2$aConsumer Behavior$0(DNLM)D003258$5IEN

=LDR  00753cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880362955702441
=005  20060628135456.0
=008  871009i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 87006418 
=035  \\$aCAU9573LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \\$aQR69.V53
=150  \\$aMicrobial viability counts
=450  \\$aCounts, Microbial viability
=450  \\$aViability counts, Microbial
=450  \\$aViable cell counts (Microbiology)
=550  \\$wg$aMicroorganisms$xCounting
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Hattori, T. The viable count, 1988.
=670  \\$aDict. microbiology$b(viable cell counts)
=675  \\$aZinsser's microbiology;$aNIH;$aMESH;$aSaunder's dict. of med., nursing, and allied health
=750  \2$aColony Count, Microbial$0(DNLM)D015169$5IEN

=LDR  00654cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362955802441
=005  20120730164152.0
=008  871008i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 87006392 
=035  \\$aCAU9556NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=150  \\$aDuplex ultrasonography
=450  \\$aDuplex sonography
=550  \\$wg$aDoppler ultrasonography
=550  \\$wg$aUltrasonic imaging
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Salles-Cunha, S. Atlas of duplex ultrasonography, 1988.
=670  \\$aDuplex sonography, c1987.
=670  \\$aPowis, R.L. A thinker's guide to ultrasonic imaging, 1984:$bpp. 189-191.
=750  \2$aUltrasonography, Doppler, Duplex$5IEN$0(DNLM)D018616

=LDR  00820cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362955902441
=005  20120730164151.0
=008  871007in\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 87006355 
=035  \\$aCAU9521NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \\$aRJ496.M68
=150  \\$aExtrapyramidal disorders in children
=550  \\$wg$aExtrapyramidal disorders
=550  \\$wg$aMovement disorders in children
=670  \\$aPostgraduate Course on Extrapyramidal Diseases in Childhood (1987 : Pavai, Italy). Extrapyramidal disorders in childhood : proceedings of the ... Pavia, Italy ... 1987.
=750  \2$81$wb$aBasal Ganglia Diseases$5IEN$0(DNLM)D001480
=750  \2$81$wb$aChild$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002648
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aBasal Ganglia Diseases$iand$aChild$5IEN

=LDR  00654cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362956002441
=005  20060707081813.0
=008  871006||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 87006318 
=035  \\$aCAU9485NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQP552.C96
=150  \\$aCytoskeletal proteins
=450  \\$aStructural proteins
=550  \\$wg$aProteins
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Akademie der Wissenschaften ... 1987.
=670  \\$aMESH.
=670  \\$aChem. abst.:$bv. 103, p. 2672, general subject index (Proteins, cytoskeletal)
=675  \\$aNIH;$aBest. Physiological basis of med. practice
=750  \2$aCytoskeletal Proteins$0(DNLM)D003598$5IEN

=LDR  00875cz  a2200277n  4500
=001  9880362956102441
=005  20050531115759.0
=008  871006i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\c
=010  \\$ash 87006314 
=035  \\$aCAU9482NU
=040  \\$aNLA$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aQK495.L52$cBotany
=053  \\$aSB205.M4$cForage plant
=150  \\$aMedicago
=450  \\$aMedicks
=450  \\$aMedics (Plants)
=550  \\$wg$aLegumes
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Bolland, M.D.A. Serradella, subterranean clover and medic research, Esperance, Western Australia.
=670  \\$aOED$b(Medick)
=670  \\$aRandom House$b(Medic, Medick)
=670  \\$aAmericana$b(Medicago)
=670  \\$aWeb. 3$b(Medic, Medick)
=670  \\$aUsher dict. plants$b(Medicago)
=670  \\$aPop. encyc. plants$b(Medicago)
=670  \\$aHortus 3$b(Medicago, medic, medick)
=750  \0$aMedicago$0(DNLM)D029902$5IEN-M

=LDR  00786cz  a2200241n  4500
=001  9880362956202441
=005  20100719140434.0
=008  871005i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 87006261 $zsh 93009299 
=035  \\$aCAU9432LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aGV545.5$bGV548
=150  \\$aWeight training
=450  \\$aTraining, Weight
=450  \\$aTraining with weights
=450  \\$wnne$aWeight lifting$xTraining
=550  \\$wg$aPhysical education and training
=550  \\$aBodybuilding
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Coker, C. The official Universal workout book, 1988.
=670  \\$aHennepin.
=670  \\$aWeb. sports.
=688  \\$aHeading from sh 93009299, deleted 20080729: 150:##:_{dollar}a Weight lifting _{dollar}x Training
=750  \2$aResistance Training$0(DNLM)D055070$5IEN

=LDR  00963cz  a2200277n  4500
=001  9880362956302441
=005  20120730164151.0
=008  871001i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 87006212 
=035  \\$aCAU9393LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aQK495.L52$cBotany
=150  \\$aCytisus
=450  \\$aBroom (Plants)
=550  \\$wg$aLegumes
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Snook, L.C. Tagasaste, tree lucerne : high production fodder crop, 1986.
=670  \\$aCollier's:$bv. 4, p. 614.
=670  \\$aWeb. 3.:$bCytisus, see broom (broom ... Cytisus and Genista)
=670  \\$aHortus 3$b(Cytisus; syn: broom)
=670  \\$aWillis dict. flow. plants:$bp. 232.
=670  \\$aPopular encyc. plants.
=670  \\$aInd. nom. gen. (plant.):$bp. 333.
=670  \\$aRandom House$b(broom: any shrubby plant belonging to genera Genista or Cytisus)
=670  \\$aSPN$b(Cytisus; syn: broom)
=675  \\$aBritannica Micro.
=750  \2$aCytisus$5IEN$0(DNLM)D029865

=LDR  00723cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362956402441
=005  20120730164151.0
=008  940406i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 87006188 
=035  \\$aCAU9373NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aHalobacterium salinarium
=450  \\$aHalobacterium cutirubrum
=450  \\$aHalobacterium halobium
=450  \\$aPseudomonas salinaria
=550  \\$wg$aHalobacterium
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Baxter, R.M. Observations on the nucleic acids of Halobacterium salinarium, 1964.
=670  \\$aBergey's manual of systematic bacteriology.
=675  \\$aZinsser's microbiology;$aApproved lists of bacterial names
=750  \2$aHalobacterium salinarum$5IEN$0(DNLM)D019617

=LDR  00624cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880362956502441
=005  20120730164151.0
=008  870930i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\c
=010  \\$ash 87006178 
=035  \\$aCAU9366NU
=040  \\$aNLA$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQK495.A6
=150  \\$aAnnona
=450  \\$aAnona
=450  \\$aCustard apples
=550  \\$wg$aAnnonaceae
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Macleod, N. Custard apple growing in central Queensland, 1985.
=670  \\$aWeb. 3.
=670  \\$aAmericana:$bv. 2, p. 10.
=670  \\$aUsher dict. plants.
=670  \\$aSPN$b(Annona, Anona)
=750  \2$aAnnona$5IEN$0(DNLM)D031041

=LDR  00605cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362956602441
=005  20120730164151.0
=008  870925||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 87006116 
=035  \\$aCAU9310NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aT cells$xReceptors
=450  \\$aT cell receptors
=450  \\$aT lymphocyte antigen receptors
=550  \\$wg$aCell receptors
=670  \\$aWork cat.: The T-cell receptor, 1987.
=670  \\$aMESH$b(T-cell receptor beta-chain)
=670  \\$aDict. of immunology.
=675  \\$aNIH;$aWeb. 3
=750  \2$aReceptors, Antigen, T-Cell$5IEN$0(DNLM)D011948

=LDR  00604cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362956702441
=005  20120730164151.0
=008  870925i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 87006115 
=035  \\$aCAU9309NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQR201.R47
=150  \\$aRetrovirus infections
=450  \\$aRetroviral infections
=550  \\$wg$aVirus diseases
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Abbott-UCLA Symp. on Human Retroviruses, Cancer, and AIDS, 1987.
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Retrovirus infections)
=675  \\$aNIH;$aDorland's med. dict.
=750  \2$aRetroviridae Infections$5IEN$0(DNLM)D012192

=LDR  00825cz  a2200301n  4500
=001  9880362956802441
=005  20120730164151.0
=008  870925i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 87006114 
=035  \\$aCAU9308NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN$dIEN
=053  \\$aRC374.5
=150  \\$aPetit mal epilepsy
=450  \\$aAbsence attacks
=450  \\$aAbsence epilepsy$5IEN
=450  \\$aAbsence seizures
=450  \\$aEpilepsy, Absence$5IEN
=450  \\$aEpilepsy, Petit mal$5IEN
=450  \\$aPetit mal seizures
=450  \\$aSeizures, Petit mal
=550  \\$wg$aEpilepsy
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Petit mal epilepsy, 1988.
=670  \\$aMerck manual.
=670  \\$aMESH.
=670  \\$aCecil's text. med.
=670  \\$aNIH.
=670  \\$aDorland's med. dict.
=750  \2$aEpilepsy, Absence$5IEN$0(DNLM)D004832

=LDR  00996cz  a2200325n  4500
=001  9880362956902441
=005  20120730164151.0
=008  870924i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 87006060 
=035  \\$aCAU9258NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRC641.7.P87
=150  \\$aPure red cell aplasia
=450  \\$aAplasia, Pure red cell
=450  \\$aErythrocyte aplasia
=450  \\$aErythroid aplasia
=450  \\$aErythroid hypoplasia
=450  \\$aPRCA (Disease)
=450  \\$aPure RBC aplasia
=450  \\$aPure red blood cell aplasia
=450  \\$aRed cell aplasia, Pure
=550  \\$wg$aAplastic anemia
=550  \\$wg$aErythrocyte disorders
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Dessypris, E. Pure red cell aplasia, c1988.
=670  \\$aMerck.
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Red cell aplasia, Pure)
=670  \\$aCecil's textbook med.
=670  \\$aStein. Internal Med., 1983:$bp. 1579-1580.
=675  \\$aDorland's med. dict.
=750  \2$aRed-Cell Aplasia, Pure$5IEN$0(DNLM)D012010

=LDR  00914cz  a2200241n  4500
=001  9880362957002441
=005  20130405163820.0
=008  870924i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 87006056 
=035  \\$aCAU9255NU
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh 87006056
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aHV3009.5.A35
=150  \\$aOlder people with mental disabilities
=450  \\$aAged, Mentally handicapped$5IEN
=450  \\$wnne$aAged people with mental disabilities
=450  \\$wnne$aMentally handicapped aged
=550  \\$wg$aOlder people with disabilities
=550  \\$wg$aPeople with mental disabilities
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Seltzer, M.M. Aging and mental retardation, 1987.
=750  \2$81$wb$aIntellectual Disability$5IEN$0(DNLM)D008607
=750  \2$81$wb$aAged$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000368
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aIntellectual Disability$iand$aAged$5IEN

=LDR  00551cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362957102441
=005  20120730164151.0
=008  870922i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 87005977 
=035  \\$aCAU9182NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aMicrodissection
=550  \\$wg$aDissection
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Palkovits, M. Maps and guide to microdissection of the rat brain, 1988.
=670  \\$aMcGraw Hill dict. life sci.
=670  \\$aWeb. 3.
=675  \\$aHenderson. Dict. of Biol. terms
=750  \2$aMicrodissection$5IEN$0(DNLM)D042282

=LDR  00610cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362957202441
=005  20120730164151.0
=008  870921||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 87005967 
=035  \\$aCAU9180NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aHeart$xLeft ventricle
=450  \\$aAortic ventricle of the heart
=450  \\$aHeart$xAortic ventricle
=450  \\$aHeart$xVentricle, Left
=450  \\$aLeft ventricle of the heart
=450  \\$aVentriculus sinister cordis
=550  \\$wg$aHeart$xVentricles
=670  \\$aDorland's med. dict.
=750  \2$aVentricular Function, Left$5IEN$0(DNLM)D016277

=LDR  00723cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880362957302441
=005  20120730164150.0
=008  870921||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 87005966 
=035  \\$aCAU9179NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aHeart$xRight ventricle
=450  \\$aHeart$xVentricle, Right
=450  \\$aRight ventricle of heart
=450  \\$aVentriculus dexter cordis
=550  \\$wg$aHeart$xVentricles
=670  \\$aWork cat.: The right ventricle, c1988.
=670  \\$aBraunwald's Heart disease.
=670  \\$aBest and Taylor's Physiol. basis of med. practice.
=670  \\$aDorland's med. dict.
=675  \\$aMESH;$aNIH;$aWeb. 3
=750  \2$aVentricular Function, Right$5IEN$0(DNLM)D016278

=LDR  00919cz  a2200313n  4500
=001  9880362957402441
=005  20120730164150.0
=008  871218||\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 87005963 
=035  \\$a(OCoLC)02039707
=035  \\$aCAU9176NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQR185.8.A58
=150  \\$aAntibody-toxin conjugates
=450  \\$aConjugates, Antibody-toxin
=450  \\$aImmunoconjugates
=450  \\$aImmunoglobulin-toxin conjugates
=450  \\$aImmunotoxins
=450  \\$aToxin-antibody conjugates
=450  \\$aToxin-immunoglobulin conjugates
=550  \\$wg$aBioconjugates
=550  \\$wg$aImmunopharmacology
=550  \\$wg$aImmunotoxicology
=550  \\$wg$aToxins
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Immunotoxins, c1988.
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Antibody-toxin conjugates)
=670  \\$aNIH$b(Immunoconjugates)
=675  \\$aWeb. 3
=750  \2$aImmunoconjugates$5IEN$0(DNLM)D018796

=LDR  01338cz  a2200301n  4500
=001  9880362957502441
=005  20120730164150.0
=008  870917in\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 87005879 
=035  \\$aCAU9106NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aBF723.S4$cChild psychology
=150  \\$aPsychosexual development
=450  \\$aDevelopment, Psychosexual
=550  \\$wg$aDevelopmental psychology
=550  \\$wg$aSex (Psychology)
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Friedman, R.C. Male homosexuality, c1988.
=670  \\$aMESH.
=670  \\$aPeng. dict. psych.
=670  \\$aHarriman encyc. psych.
=670  \\$aChaplin dict. psych.
=670  \\$aBaker encyc. psych.$b(... while it occurs throughout life, it is probably predominant in the first six years of life and has seeds in the infant's earliest human contacts)
=670  \\$aThes. psych.
=670  \\$aKaplan psych.:$bp. 359.
=675  \\$aHarriman psych. terms;$aEvans psych.;$aPsych. abst.;$aEnglish comp. dict. psych.;$aDrever dict. psych.;$aEysenck encyc. psych.;$aHarre & Lamb encycl. dict. psych.;$aCampbell psych. dict.
=680  \\$iHere are entered works on the psychological maturation and development of sexual identity, beliefs, and attitudes throughout the life cycle.
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/20/90
=750  \2$aPsychosexual Development$5IEN$0(DNLM)D011606

=LDR  00697cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880362957602441
=005  20120730164150.0
=008  870915in\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 87005835 
=035  \\$aCAU9070NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aTP248.25.B55
=150  \\$aBioreactors
=450  \\$aBiochemical reactors
=450  \\$aReactors, Biochemical
=550  \\$wg$aBiochemical engineering$xEquipment and supplies
=550  \\$wg$aChemical reactors
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Bioreactors and biotransformations, 1987.
=670  \\$aComprehensive biotechnology.
=675  \\$aBiotechnology;$aWeb. 3;$aMESH;$aMcGraw-Hill dict. sci. tech.
=750  \2$aBioreactors$5IEN$0(DNLM)D019149

=LDR  00638cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362957702441
=005  20110524153621.0
=008  050412i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 87005816 
=035  \\$aCAU9052NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aLB3060.57
=150  \\$aTest-taking skills
=450  \\$aSkills, Test-taking
=450  \\$aTest-taking strategies
=450  \\$aTest wiseness
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Kern, R. The grade booster guide for kids, c1987.
=670  \\$aERIC thes.$b(Test wiseness;  x Test taking skills; x Test taking strategies)
=675  \\$aHennepin
=750  \2$aTest Taking Skills$0(DNLM)D058013$5IEN

=LDR  00389cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362957802441
=005  20120730164150.0
=008  870926i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 87020404 
=035  \\$aCAU7472NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQL613
=150  \\$aCiona intestinalis
=550  \\$wg$aCiona
=690  \\$ar:AMD:6/21/90
=750  \2$aCiona intestinalis$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002938

=LDR  00409cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362957902441
=005  20140312101804.0
=008  870926i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 87020395 
=035  \\$aCAU7463NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \\$aQL611
=150  \\$aAmphioxus
=450  \\$aBranchiostoma
=450  \\$aBranchiostomidae
=550  \\$wg$aCephalochordata
=750  \2$aLancelets$0(DNLM)D064175$5IEN

=LDR  00493cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362958002441
=005  20140214110648.0
=008  870926i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 87020394 
=035  \\$aCAU7462LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \\$aQL611
=150  \\$aCephalochordata
=450  \\$aAmphioxi
=450  \\$aCirrostomi
=450  \\$aLancelets
=450  \\$aLeptocardia
=550  \\$wg$aChordata
=550  \\$wg$aProtochordates
=750  \2$aCephalochordata$0(DNLM)D064174$5IEN-M

=LDR  00783cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362958102441
=005  20120730164150.0
=008  870908i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 87005715 
=035  \\$aCAU7210NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN$dIEN
=150  \\$aAdjustment (Psychology) in children
=550  \\$wg$aAdjustment (Psychology)
=550  \\$wg$aChild psychology
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Emery, R.E. Marriage, divorce and children's adjustment, c1987.
=750  \2$81$wb$aAdaptation, Psychological$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000223
=750  \2$81$wb$aSocial Adjustment$5IEN$0(DNLM)D012917
=750  \2$81$wb$aChild$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002648
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aAdaptation, Psychological$ior$aSocial Adjustment$iand$aChild$5IEN

=LDR  01771cz  a2200349n  4500
=001  9880362587202441
=005  20120730163845.0
=008  040714i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85117811 
=035  \\$aBZW7717NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dWaU
=053  \0$aQK495.S3$cBotany
=150  \\$aSaxifragaceae
=450  \\$aEremosynaceae
=450  \\$aFrancoaceae
=450  \\$aHydrangeaceae
=450  \\$aLepuropetalaceae
=450  \\$aParnassiaceae
=450  \\$aPenthoraceae
=450  \\$aSaxifrage family (Plants)
=450  \\$aSaxifrages (Family)
=450  \\$aVahliaceae
=550  \\$wg$aRosales
=670  \\$aEngler Syl. Pflanz.:$bp. 204.
=670  \\$aMabberley, D.J. The plant-book, c1997$b(Parnassiaceae. Sometimes included in, has recently been included in, or is very close to Saxifragaceae. Dicots - Dillenniidae - Theales. Prob. best excl. from Saxifragaceae, though that fam. & allies need careful study)
=670  \\$aGRIN taxonomy, via WWW, Jan. 11, 2002$b(Saxifragaceae. Synonyms: Eremosynaceae, Francoaceae, Lepuropetalaceae, Parnassiaceae, Penthoraceae, Vahliaceae)
=670  \\$aWatson, L. The families of flowering plants, via WWW, Jan. 11, 2002$b(Parnassiaceae S.F. Gray; sometimes referred to Saxifragaceae)
=670  \\$aVascular plant families and genera, via WWW, Jan. 11, 2002$b(Saxifragaceae and Parnassiaceae both valid)
=670  \\$aITIS, Jan. 11, 2002$b(Saxifragaceae - saxifrages. Order Rosales)
=670  \\$aWeb. 3$b(saxifrage family: Saxifragaceae)
=670  \\$aColumbia encyc., 2001, via WWW, July 14, 2004$b(saxifrage: common name for several members of the Saxifragaceae, a family of widely varying herbs, shrubs, and small treees of cosmopolitan distribution.)
=750  \2$aSaxifragaceae$5IEN-M$0(DNLM)D031995

=LDR  00353cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362587302441
=005  20120730163845.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85117735 
=035  \\$aBZW7641LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQK495.S27
=150  \\$aSaururaceae
=550  \\$wg$aPiperales
=750  \2$aSaururaceae$5IEN$0(DNLM)D032134

=LDR  00424cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362587402441
=005  20120730163845.0
=008  931005i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85117721 
=035  \\$aBZW7627NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRM820$cTherapeutics
=150  \\$aSauna
=450  \\$aBaths, Finnish
=450  \\$aFinnish baths
=550  \\$wg$aVapor baths
=750  \2$aSteam Bath$5IEN$0(DNLM)D029002

=LDR  00439cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362587502441
=005  20120730163845.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85117681 
=035  \\$aBZW7587NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aSatisfaction
=450  \\$aPersonal satisfaction$5IEN
=550  \\$wg$aSelf
=550  \\$aSelf-realization
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/17/90
=750  \2$aPersonal Satisfaction$5IEN$0(DNLM)D010549

=LDR  00389cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362587602441
=005  20120730163845.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85117627 
=035  \\$aBZW7533NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \\$aQL931
=150  \\$aSatellite cells
=550  \\$wg$aCells
=550  \\$wg$aNeurons
=750  \2$aSatellite Cells, Perineuronal$5IEN$0(DNLM)D027161

=LDR  00405cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362587702441
=005  20070530141642.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85117585 
=035  \\$aBZW7491NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aQK495.S24$cBotany
=150  \\$aSarraceniaceae
=550  \\$wg$aPitcher plants
=550  \\$wg$aSarraceniales
=750  \2$aSarraceniaceae$0(DNLM)D052583$5IEN

=LDR  00482cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362587802441
=005  20120730163845.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85117518 
=035  \\$aBZW7424NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQL458.2.S25
=150  \\$aSarcoptidae
=550  \\$wg$aAcariformes
=670  \\$aSyn. liv. org.:$bv. 2, p. 169 (Sarcoptidae. Superfamily Psoroptoidea, suborder Astigmata, order Acariformes)
=750  \2$aSarcoptidae$5IEN$0(DNLM)D040021

=LDR  00413cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362587902441
=005  20070530141143.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85117517 
=035  \\$aBZW7423NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQH603.S27
=150  \\$aSarcoplasmic reticulum
=550  \\$wg$aCell organelles
=550  \\$wg$aMuscle cells
=750  \2$aSarcoplasmic Reticulum$0(DNLM)D012519$5IEN

=LDR  00445cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362588002441
=005  20110510125638.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85117515 
=035  \\$aBZW7421NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aQL537.S25
=150  \\$aSarcophagidae
=450  \\$aFlesh flies
=450  \\$aMetopiidae
=450  \\$aStephanostomatidae
=550  \\$wg$aDiptera
=750  \2$aSarcophagidae$0(DNLM)D058493$5IEN

=LDR  00349cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362588102441
=005  20120730163845.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85117504 
=035  \\$aBZW7410NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aSarcoma
=550  \\$wg$aCancer
=550  \\$wg$aTumors
=750  \2$aSarcoma$5IEN-M$0(DNLM)D012509

=LDR  00476cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362588202441
=005  20120730163845.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85117503 
=035  \\$aBZW7409NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQL831$cComparative anatomy
=053  \\$aQM151$cHuman anatomy
=053  \\$aQP321$cPhysiology
=150  \\$aSarcolemma
=550  \\$wg$aMembranes (Biology)
=550  \\$wg$aMuscles
=750  \2$aSarcolemma$5IEN$0(DNLM)D012508

=LDR  00602cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880362588302441
=005  20120730163845.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85117502 
=035  \\$aBZW7408NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aSarcoidosis
=450  \\$aBesnier-Boeck disease
=450  \\$aBoeck's sarcoid
=450  \\$aGranuloma benignum
=450  \\$aLymphogranulomatosis benigna
=450  \\$aSchaumann's disease
=550  \\$wg$aLymphoproliferative disorders
=550  \\$wg$aPseudotuberculosis
=550  \\$wg$aTumors
=750  \2$aSarcoidosis$5IEN$0(DNLM)D012507

=LDR  00353cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362588402441
=005  20120730163845.0
=008  920417i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85117498 
=035  \\$aBZW7404NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQR82.M5
=150  \\$aSarcina
=550  \\$wg$aMicrococcaceae
=750  \2$aSarcina$5IEN$0(DNLM)D012505

=LDR  00567cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362588502441
=005  20120730163845.0
=008  920109i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85117478 
=035  \\$aBZW7384NU
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh 85117478
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aSaralasin
=450  \\$aSarcosine-alanine angiotensin II
=550  \\$wg$aAngiotensin II$xAntagonists
=550  \\$wg$aHypotensive agents
=550  \\$wg$aOligopeptides
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Saralasin x 1-Sarcosine-8-Alanine Angiotensin II)
=750  \2$aSaralasin$5IEN$0(DNLM)D012504

=LDR  00377cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362588602441
=005  20120730163844.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85117452 
=035  \\$aBZW7358NU
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh 85117452
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQD325
=150  \\$aSaponins
=550  \\$wg$aGlucosides
=750  \2$aSaponins$5IEN$0(DNLM)D012503

=LDR  00346cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362588702441
=005  20120730163844.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85117450 
=035  \\$aBZW7356NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQK495.E9
=150  \\$aSapium
=550  \\$wg$aEuphorbiaceae
=750  \2$aSapium$5IEN$0(DNLM)D031287

=LDR  00554cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362588802441
=005  20190619095421.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85117446
=035  \\$aBZW7352NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQK495.S19$cBotany
=150  \\$aSapindaceae
=450  \\$aSoapberry family (Plants)
=550  \\$wg$aSapindales
=550  \\$wh$aAcer
=670  \\$aITIS search, July 31, 2006$b(Sapindaceae, family in order Sapindales)
=670  \\$aWeb. 3$b(soapberry family: Sapindaceae)
=750  \0$aSapindaceae$5IEN

=LDR  00401cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362588902441
=005  20120730163844.0
=008  920330||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85117443 
=035  \\$aBZW7349NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aSaphenous vein
=450  \\$aVena saphena
=550  \\$wg$aLeg$xBlood-vessels
=550  \\$wg$aVeins
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=LDR  00446cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362589002441
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=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85117413 
=035  \\$aBZW7319NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
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=053  \\$aRM666.S$cTherapeutics
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=750  \2$aSantonin$5IEN$0(DNLM)D012500

=LDR  02087cz  a2200265n  4500
=001  9880362589102441
=005  20120730163844.0
=008  041028i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85117397 
=035  \\$aBZW7303NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dWaU
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=150  \\$aSantalum
=450  \\$aEucarya
=450  \\$aSandalwoods (Genus)
=450  \\$aSirium
=550  \\$wg$aSantalaceae
=670  \\$aWiersema, J.H. World economic plants, c1999$b(Santalum - Sandalwood - Santalaceae)
=670  \\$aGRIN taxonomy, via WWW, Oct. 28, 2004$b(Genus: Santalum. Family: Santalaceae. Common name: sandalwood. Synonym: Eucarya)
=670  \\$aPlants national database, via WWW, Oct. 28, 2004$b(Santalum, sandalwood. Family: Santalaceae)
=670  \\$aA synonymized checklist of the vascular flora of the United States, Puerto Rico, and the Virgin Islands, via WWW, Oct. 28, 2004$b(Santalum ellipticum - Coastal sandalwood; Santalum freycinetianum - Forest sandalwood; Santalum haleakalae - Haleakala sandalwood; Santalum paniculatum - Mountain sandalwood; Santalum salicifolium - Willow-leaf sandalwood)
=670  \\$aGardener's dictionary, via National Gardening Association web site, Oct. 28, 2004$b(Santalum: A genus of 9 species of tropical shrubs and trees (Santalaceae))
=670  \\$aAmer. Heritage dict. of the Engl. lang., c2000$b(sandalwood 1. Any of several tropical Asian trees of the genus Santalum, especially S. album. 2. Any of several tropical Asian trees of the genera Adenanthera, Myroporum [i.e. Myoporum], and Pterocarpus. 3. The wood of any of these trees)
=670  \\$aRandom House Web. unabr. dict., c1997$b(sandalwood 1. the fragrant heartwood of any of certain Asian trees of the genus Santalum, used for ornamental carving and burned as incense. 2. any of these trees, esp. S. album (white sandalwood). 3. any of various related or similar trees or their woods, esp. an East Indian tree, Pterocarpus santalinus (red sandalwood), of the legume family, or its heavy dark-red wood that yields a dye)
=750  \2$aSantalum$5IEN$0(DNLM)D032123

=LDR  00554cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362589202441
=005  20120730163844.0
=008  041123i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85117390 
=035  \\$aBZW7296NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQK495.S18$cBotany
=150  \\$aSantalaceae
=450  \\$aSandalwood family (Plants)
=550  \\$wg$aSantalales
=670  \\$aWeb. 3$b(Santalaceae: a family of mostly tropical herbs, shrubs, or rarely trees (order Santalales); sandalwood family: Santalaceae)
=750  \2$aSantalaceae$5IEN$0(DNLM)D029630

=LDR  01245cz  a2200289n  4500
=001  9880362589302441
=005  20131010111605.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85117321 
=035  \\$aBZW7227LC
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC$dDLC$dWaU
=053  \0$aQK495.A83$cBotany
=072  \7$aH 1180$2lcsh
=150  \\$aSansevieria
=450  \\$aBowstring hemp
=450  \\$aDevil's tongue plant
=450  \\$aGood-luck plant
=450  \\$aLucky plant
=450  \\$wnne$aSanseviera
=550  \\$wg$aAsparagaceae
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Chahinian, B.J. The Sansevieria trifasciata varieties, 1986.
=670  \\$aCklist. vasc. flora:$bp. 25.
=670  \\$aHortus 3:$bp. 1002 (Sansevieria, sy: Bowstring hemp, Devil's tongue, Lucky plant, Good-luck plant, Hemp plant, Agavaceae)
=670  \\$aTaylor's guide to houseplants:$bp. 413.
=670  \\$aITIS, July 16, 2013$b(Genus Sansevieria Thunb. - sansevieria. Family Asparagaceae)
=670  \\$aGRIN taxonomy for plants, July 16, 2013$b(Genus Sansevieria Thunb. Sometimes included in: Dracaena Vand. Family: Asparagaceae, subfamily Nolinoideae. Also sometimes placed in: Agavaceae, Convallariaceae, Dracaenaceae, Liliaceae, Ruscaceae)
=750  \2$aSansevieria$5IEN$0(DNLM)D031444

=LDR  00494cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362589402441
=005  20121206140718.0
=008  860211||\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85113613 
=035  \\$aBZW3519NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQD181.R4$cGeneral and inorganic chemistry
=053  \0$aQD412.R4$cOrganometallic chemistry
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=150  \\$aRhenium compounds
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=750  \2$aRhenium$5IEN$0(DNLM)D012211

=LDR  02628cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880362589502441
=005  20130624084742.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85113607 
=035  \\$aBZW3513NU
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC$dDLC$dWaU
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=053  \0$aQE516.R4$cGeochemistry
=053  \0$aTA480.R5$cEngineering materials
=150  \\$aRhenium
=450  \\$aDvi-manganese
=550  \\$wg$aManganese group
=670  \\$aWikipedia, Mar. 12, 2013$b(Refractory metals. Refractory metals are a class of metals that are extraordinarily resistant to heat and wear. The expression is mostly used in the context of materials science, metallurgy and engineering. The definition of which elements belong to this group differs. The most common definition includes five elements: two of the fifth period (niobium and molybdenum) and three of the sixth period (tantalum, tungsten, and rhenium). They all share some properties, including a melting point above 2000 �C and high hardness at room temperature. They are chemically inert and have a relatively high density. Their high melting points make powder metallurgy the method of choice for fabricating components from these metals. Most definitions of the term 'refractory metals' list the extraordinarly high melting point as a key requirement for inclusion. By one definition, a melting point above 4,000 �F (2,200 �C) is necessary to qualify. The five elements niobium, molybdenum, tantalum, tungsten and rhenium are included in all definitions, while the wider definition, including all elements with a melting point above 2,123 K (1,850 �C), includes a varying number of nine additional elements, titanium, vanadium, chromium, zirconium, hafnium, ruthenium, osmium and iridium. Transuranium elements (those above uranium, which are all unstable and not found naturally on earth) and technetium are never considered to be part of the refractory metals.)
=670  \\$aChemicool website, Mar. 12, 2013$b(Rhenium; transition metal; Russian chemist Dmitri Mendeleev created the periodic table in 1869. From gaps he saw in the table, Mendeleev predicted the existence of undiscovered elements. He said two of the elements he had predicted would have similar properties to manganese. He called these eka-manganese, now technetium, and dvi-manganese, now rhenium. Rhenium is one of the five major refractory metals (metals with very high resistance to heat and wear).)
=750  \2$aRhenium$5IEN$0(DNLM)D012211

=LDR  00489cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362589602441
=005  20120730163830.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85113588 
=035  \\$aBZW3494LC
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh 85113588
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQK495.R45$cBotany
=150  \\$aRhamnaceae
=450  \\$aBuckthorn family (Plants)
=550  \\$wg$aRhamnales
=670  \\$aWeb. 3$b(buckthorn family: Rhamnaceae)
=750  \2$aRhamnaceae$5IEN$0(DNLM)D027823

=LDR  00390cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362589702441
=005  20120730163830.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85113571 
=035  \\$aBZW3477NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQR415
=150  \\$aRhabdoviruses
=450  \\$aRhabdoviridae
=550  \\$wg$aRNA viruses
=750  \2$aRhabdoviridae$5IEN$0(DNLM)D012209

=LDR  00401cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362589802441
=005  20120730163830.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85113568 
=035  \\$aBZW3474NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aRhabdomyosarcoma
=550  \\$wg$aCancer
=550  \\$wg$aMuscles$xTumors
=550  \\$wg$aSarcoma
=750  \2$aRhabdomyosarcoma$5IEN$0(DNLM)D012208

=LDR  00440cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362589902441
=005  20120730163830.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85113564 
=035  \\$aBZW3470NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aQL391.N4
=150  \\$aRhabditida
=450  \\$aAnguilluloidea
=450  \\$aRhabdiasida
=450  \\$aRhabditoidea
=550  \\$wg$aSecernentea
=750  \2$aRhabditida$5IEN$0(DNLM)D017168

=LDR  00560cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362590002441
=005  20120730163830.0
=008  930106i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85113562 
=035  \\$aBZW3468NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aRh factor
=450  \\$aR.H. factor
=450  \\$aRh-Hr blood group system$5IEN
=450  \\$aRhesus factor
=550  \\$wg$aAgglutinins
=550  \\$wg$aBlood groups
=550  \\$wg$aBlood$xTransfusion
=550  \\$aErythroblastosis fetalis
=750  \2$aRH-HR Blood Group System$5IEN$0(DNLM)D012204

=LDR  00595cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362590102441
=005  20120730163830.0
=008  920330i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85113551 
=035  \\$aBZW3457NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRJ520.R43
=150  \\$aReye's syndrome
=450  \\$aCerebro-hepato-renal syndrome
=550  \\$wg$aFatty liver
=550  \\$wg$aHepatic encephalopathy
=550  \\$wg$aPediatric neurology
=550  \\$wg$aSyndromes in children
=550  \\$wg$aVirus diseases in children$xComplications
=750  \2$aReye Syndrome$5IEN$0(DNLM)D012202

=LDR  00584cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362590202441
=005  20120730163830.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85113526 
=035  \\$aBZW3432NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aAS935$bAS945
=150  \\$aAwards
=360  \\$isubdivision$aAwards$iunder names of individual persons and corporate bodies, and under topical headings, e.g.$aHarvard University--Awards
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=450  \\$wnne$aRewards (Prizes, etc.)
=550  \\$aContests
=750  \2$aAwards and Prizes$5IEN$0(DNLM)D001363

=LDR  00483cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362590302441
=005  20120730163830.0
=008  921201i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85113522 
=035  \\$aBZW3428NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aBF319.5.R48$cConditioned response
=053  \\$aBF505.R48$cMotivation
=150  \\$aReward (Psychology)
=550  \\$wg$aMotivation (Psychology)
=550  \\$wg$aReinforcement (Psychology)
=750  \2$aReward$5IEN$0(DNLM)D012201

=LDR  00624cz  a2200241n  4500
=001  9880362590402441
=005  20120730163830.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85113381 
=035  \\$aBZW3287NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQR414.5$bQR414.6
=150  \\$aRetroviruses
=450  \\$aC-type RNA viruses
=450  \\$aLeukemogenic viruses
=450  \\$aLeukoviruses
=450  \\$aOncornaviruses
=450  \\$aOncoviruses
=450  \\$aRetroviridae
=450  \\$aRNA tumor viruses
=550  \\$wg$aOncogenic viruses
=550  \\$wg$aRNA viruses
=750  \2$aRetroviridae$5IEN$0(DNLM)D012190

=LDR  00418cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362590502441
=005  20120730163829.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85113377 
=035  \\$aBZW3283NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aRetroperitoneum
=450  \\$aRetroperitoneal space
=450  \\$aSpatium retroperitoneale
=550  \\$wg$aAbdomen
=750  \2$aRetroperitoneal Space$5IEN$0(DNLM)D012187

=LDR  00821cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362590602441
=005  20120730163829.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85113376 
=035  \\$aBZW3282NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aRetroperitoneal fibrosis
=450  \\$aOrmond disease
=450  \\$aOrmond's disease
=450  \\$aRetroperitoneum$xFibrosis
=550  \\$wg$aFibrosis
=550  \\$wg$aRetroperitoneum$xDiseases
=670  \\$aMesh$b(Retroperitoneal Fibrosis x Ormond Disease)
=670  \\$aInter. dict. med. biol.$b(fibrosis: idiopathic retroperitoneal fibrosis: fibrosis of the peritoneal tissue, resulting at times in compression of the great vessels and the ureters. Also called retroperitoneal fibrosis, ormond's disease)
=750  \2$aRetroperitoneal Fibrosis$5IEN$0(DNLM)D012185

=LDR  01601cz  a2200277n  4500
=001  9880362590702441
=005  20120730163829.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85113373 
=035  \\$aBZW3279NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aRJ313
=150  \\$aRetrolental fibroplasia
=450  \\$aFibroplasia, Retrolental
=450  \\$aRetinopathy of prematurity
=450  \\$aRLF (Retrolental fibroplasia)
=450  \\$aROP (Retrolental fibroplasia)
=450  \\$aTerry syndrome
=450  \\$aTerry's syndrome
=550  \\$wg$aOxygen therapy for premature infants$xComplications
=550  \\$wg$aPediatric ophthalmology
=550  \\$wg$aPremature infants$xDiseases
=550  \\$wg$aRetina$xDiseases
=670  \\$aMeSH browser, Oct. 2, 2006$b(Retinopathy of Prematurity. Entry term: Retrolental Fibroplasia. Scope note: A bilateral retinopathy occurring in premature infants treated with excessively high concentrations of oxygen, characterized by vascular dilatation, proliferation, tortuosity, edema, and retinal detachment, with ultimate conversion of the retina into a fibrous mass that can be seen as a dense retrolental membrane. Usually growth of the eye is arrested and may result in microophthalmia, and blindness may occur. (Dorland, 27th ed.))
=670  \\$aInter. dict. med. biol.$b(fibroplasia, retrolental fibroplasia: the end stage of oxygen-induced retinopathy of prematurity, in which the detached retina and a mass of fibrovascular tissue lie just behind the lens. Also called Terrry syndrome.)
=750  \2$aRetinopathy of Prematurity$5IEN$0(DNLM)D012178

=LDR  00648cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880362590802441
=005  20120730163829.0
=008  040226i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85113347 
=035  \\$aBZW3253NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aHQ1062$bHQ1063.2
=150  \\$aRetirement
=360  \\$isubdivision$aRetirement$iunder classes of persons and ethnic groups
=450  \\$aOlder people$xRetirement
=450  \\$aSuperannuation
=450  \\$aTermination of employment
=550  \\$wg$aLeisure
=550  \\$wg$aOld age
=670  \\$aLC database, Oct. 8, 2002.
=670  \\$aWeb. 3.
=750  \2$aRetirement$5IEN$0(DNLM)D012179

=LDR  00638cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880362590902441
=005  20120730163829.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85113339 
=035  \\$aBZW3245NU
=035  \\$aSH 85113339
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aQP801.R47$cBiochemistry
=053  \\$aRL120.R48$cDermatopharmacology
=150  \\$aRetinoids
=450  \\$aVitamin A analogs
=450  \\$aVitamin A congeners
=450  \\$aVitamin A derivatives
=550  \\$wg$aCarotenoids
=550  \\$wg$aDiterpenes
=550  \\$aInterphotoreceptor retinoid-binding protein
=750  \2$aRetinoids$5IEN$0(DNLM)D012176

=LDR  00640cz  a2200241n  4500
=001  9880362591002441
=005  20060712081917.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85113337 
=035  \\$aBZW3243NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRC280.E9
=150  \\$aRetinoblastoma
=450  \\$aGlioblastoma, Retinal
=450  \\$aGlioma, Retinal
=450  \\$aNeuroblastoma, Retinal
=450  \\$aRetinal glioblastoma
=450  \\$aRetinal glioma
=450  \\$aRetinal neuroblastoma
=550  \\$wg$aNeuroblastoma
=550  \\$aPseudoglioma
=550  \\$wg$aRetina$xCancer
=750  \2$aRetinoblastoma$0(DNLM)D012175$5IEN

=LDR  00429cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362591102441
=005  20120730163829.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85113336 
=035  \\$aBZW3242NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRE661.R45
=150  \\$aRetinitis pigmentosa
=550  \\$wg$aPigmentation disorders
=550  \\$wg$aRetinal degeneration
=750  \2$aRetinitis Pigmentosa$5IEN$0(DNLM)D012174

=LDR  00518cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362591202441
=005  20120730163829.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85113334 
=035  \\$aBZW3240NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aRetinal ganglion cells
=450  \\$aGanglion cells of retina
=450  \\$aRetinal ganglionic nerve cells
=550  \\$wg$aGanglia, Sensory
=550  \\$wg$aRetina$xCytology
=550  \\$aOptic nerve$xCytology
=750  \2$aRetinal Ganglion Cells$5IEN$0(DNLM)D012165

=LDR  00416cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362591302441
=005  20120730163829.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85113333 
=035  \\$aBZW3239NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRE603
=150  \\$aRetinal detachment
=450  \\$aDetachment of the retina
=550  \\$wg$aRetina$xDiseases
=750  \2$aRetinal Detachment$5IEN$0(DNLM)D012163

=LDR  00589cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362591402441
=005  20120730163829.0
=008  920204i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85113332 
=035  \\$aBZW3238NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aRetinal degeneration
=450  \\$aDystrophy, Retinal
=450  \\$aMacular degeneration
=450  \\$aRetina$xDegeneration
=450  \\$aRetinal dystrophy
=550  \\$wg$aDegeneration (Pathology)
=550  \\$wg$aRetina$xDiseases
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Retinal degeneration)
=750  \2$aRetinal Degeneration$5IEN$0(DNLM)D012162

=LDR  00588cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880362591502441
=005  20120730163829.0
=008  871218nn\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85113331 
=035  \\$a(OCoLC)02048190
=035  \\$aBZW3237NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aRetinal (Visual pigment)
=450  \\$wnne$aRetinal
=450  \\$aRetinaldehyde
=450  \\$aRetinene
=450  \\$aVitamin A aldehyde
=550  \\$wg$aAldehydes
=550  \\$wg$aRetinoids
=550  \\$wg$aVisual pigments
=550  \\$aVitamin A
=750  \2$aRetinaldehyde$5IEN$0(DNLM)D012172

=LDR  00374cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362591602441
=005  20120730163829.0
=008  871218i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|n\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85113328 
=035  \\$a(OCoLC)02048166
=035  \\$aBZW3234NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRE551$bRE661
=150  \\$aRetina$xDiseases
=750  \2$aRetinal Diseases$5IEN$0(DNLM)D012164

=LDR  00307cz  a2200121n  4500
=001  9880362591702441
=005  20120730163829.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|n\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85113326 
=035  \\$aBZW3232NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aRetina$xCancer
=750  \2$aRetinal Neoplasms$5IEN$0(DNLM)D019572

=LDR  00312cz  a2200121n  4500
=001  9880362591802441
=005  20120730163828.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|n\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85113324 
=035  \\$aBZW3230NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aRetina$xBlood-vessels
=750  \2$aRetinal Vessels$5IEN$0(DNLM)D012171

=LDR  00450cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362591902441
=005  20120730163828.0
=008  860211||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85113322 
=035  \\$aBZW3228NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQL949$cComparative anatomy
=053  \\$aQM511$cHuman anatomy
=053  \\$aQP479$cPhysiology
=150  \\$aRetina
=550  \\$wg$aPosterior segment (Eye)
=750  \2$aRetina$5IEN$0(DNLM)D012160

=LDR  00558cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362592002441
=005  20080225131057.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85113321 
=035  \\$aBZW3227NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRC280.L9
=150  \\$aReticulum cell sarcoma
=450  \\$aHistiocytic sarcoma
=450  \\$aReticulocytic sarcoma
=450  \\$aReticuloendothelial sarcoma
=450  \\$aSarcoma, Reticulum cell
=550  \\$wg$aLymphomas
=550  \\$wg$aSarcoma
=750  \2$aLymphoma, Non-Hodgkin$0(DNLM)D008228$5IEN

=LDR  00357cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362592102441
=005  20120730163828.0
=008  860211||\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85113319 
=035  \\$aBZW3225NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQP96.7
=150  \\$aReticulocytes
=550  \\$wg$aErythrocytes
=750  \2$aReticulocytes$5IEN$0(DNLM)D012156

=LDR  00483cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362592202441
=005  20080306125612.0
=008  860211||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85113316 
=035  \\$aBZW3222NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aReticulo-endothelial system
=450  \\$aReticuloendothelial system$5IEN
=550  \\$wg$aHematopoietic system
=550  \\$wg$aMesenchyme
=550  \\$aPhagocytosis
=750  \2$aMononuclear Phagocyte System$0(DNLM)D012157$5IEN

=LDR  00418cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362592302441
=005  20120730163828.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85113313 
=035  \\$aBZW3219NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aReticular formation
=450  \\$aFacilitatory tract
=450  \\$aReticular activating system
=550  \\$wg$aBrain
=750  \2$aReticular Formation$5IEN$0(DNLM)D012154

=LDR  00479cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362592402441
=005  20120730163828.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85113293 
=035  \\$aBZW3199NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRC87
=150  \\$aResuscitation
=450  \\$aReanimation
=550  \\$wg$aCritical care medicine
=550  \\$wg$aDeath, Apparent
=550  \\$wg$aFirst aid in illness and injury
=750  \2$aResuscitation$5IEN$0(DNLM)D012151

=LDR  00671cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880362592502441
=005  20120730163828.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85113284 
=035  \\$aBZW3190NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQP609.R44
=150  \\$aRestriction enzymes, DNA
=450  \\$aDNA restriction enzymes
=450  \\$aEndodeoxyribonucleases, Site-specific
=450  \\$aEndonucleases, Host-restriction
=450  \\$aHost-restriction endonucleases
=450  \\$aRestriction endonucleases
=450  \\$aSite-specific endodeoxyribonucleases
=550  \\$wg$aDeoxyribonucleases
=750  \2$aDNA Restriction Enzymes$5IEN$0(DNLM)D004262

=LDR  00775cz  a2200253n  4500
=001  9880362592602441
=005  20120730163828.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85113276 
=035  \\$aBZW3182NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aRT87.R47$cNursing
=150  \\$aRestraint of patients
=450  \\$aPatient restraint
=450  \\$aPatient restraints
=450  \\$aPhysical restraint of patients
=450  \\$aProtective restraint of patients
=450  \\$wnne$aRestraint (Physiology)
=450  \\$aRestraints, Patient
=550  \\$wg$aAccidents$xPrevention
=550  \\$wg$aCare of the sick
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Restraint, Physical)
=670  \\$aLC database, 5/31/95$b(patient restraints)
=750  \2$aRestraint, Physical$5IEN$0(DNLM)D012149

=LDR  00504cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362592702441
=005  20120730163828.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85113249 
=035  \\$aBZW3155NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aTX945$bTX945.5
=150  \\$aRestaurants
=450  \\$aCaf�es
=450  \\$aDining establishments
=450  \\$wnne$aRestaurants, lunch rooms, etc.
=550  \\$wg$aFood service
=550  \\$aHappy hours
=750  \2$aRestaurants$5IEN$0(DNLM)D012147

=LDR  00511cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362592802441
=005  20120730163828.0
=008  860211||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85113239 
=035  \\$aBZW3145NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aBJ1499.R4$cEthics
=053  \\$aRA785$cHygiene
=053  \\$aRM736$cRest cure
=150  \\$aRest
=550  \\$wg$aHealth
=550  \\$wg$aHygiene
=550  \\$wg$aTherapeutics, Physiological
=550  \\$aFatigue
=750  \2$aRest$5IEN$0(DNLM)D012146

=LDR  00747cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880362592902441
=005  20120730163828.0
=008  060224i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85113235 
=035  \\$aBZW3141NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dViU
=150  \\$aResponsibility
=450  \\$aAccountability
=450  \\$aMoral responsibility
=450  \\$aObligation
=450  \\$aSocial responsibility$5IEN
=550  \\$wg$aEthics
=550  \\$aSupererogation
=670  \\$aFree will and moral responsibility, c2005:$bp. 126 (moral responsibility depends on there being alternate courses of action available)
=670  \\$aResponsibility and control : a theory of moral responsibility, 1998.
=750  \2$aSocial Responsibility$5IEN$0(DNLM)D012941

=LDR  00639cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362593002441
=005  20120730163828.0
=008  910708i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85113220 
=035  \\$aBZW3126NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRJ434
=150  \\$aRespiratory therapy for children
=450  \\$wnne$aInhalation therapy for children
=550  \\$wg$aChildren$xDiseases$xTreatment
=750  \2$81$wb$aRespiratory Therapy$5IEN$0(DNLM)D012138
=750  \2$81$wb$aChild$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002648
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aRespiratory Therapy$iand$aChild$5IEN

=LDR  00581cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362593102441
=005  20120730163827.0
=008  910708i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85113215 
=035  \\$aBZW3121NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRC735.I5$cRespiratory diseases
=053  \\$aRM161$cTherapeutics
=150  \\$aRespiratory therapy
=450  \\$wnne$aInhalation therapy
=550  \\$wg$aDrugs$xAdministration
=550  \\$wg$aTherapeutics
=550  \\$aAerotherapy
=550  \\$aIntranasal medication
=750  \2$aRespiratory Therapy$5IEN$0(DNLM)D012138

=LDR  00443cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362593202441
=005  20120730163827.0
=008  920305i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85113214 
=035  \\$aBZW3120NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aRespiratory therapists
=450  \\$aInhalation therapists
=450  \\$aTherapists, Respiratory
=550  \\$wg$aAllied health personnel
=750  \2$aRespiratory Therapy$5IEN$0(DNLM)D012138

=LDR  00406cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362593302441
=005  20120730163827.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85113213 
=035  \\$aBZW3119NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aRespiratory syncytial virus
=450  \\$aPseudomyxoviruses
=550  \\$wg$aParamyxoviruses
=750  \2$aRespiratory Syncytial Viruses$5IEN$0(DNLM)D012136

=LDR  00334cz  a2200121n  4500
=001  9880362593402441
=005  20120730163827.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|n\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85113211 
=035  \\$aBZW3117NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aRespiratory organs$xTumors
=750  \2$aRespiratory Tract Neoplasms$5IEN$0(DNLM)D012142

=LDR  00320cz  a2200121n  4500
=001  9880362593502441
=005  20120730163827.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|n\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85113209 
=035  \\$aBZW3115NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aRespiratory organs$xSounds
=750  \2$aRespiratory Sounds$5IEN$0(DNLM)D012135

=LDR  00529cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362593602441
=005  20120730163827.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85113206 
=035  \\$aBZW3112NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aRC776.O3
=150  \\$aRespiratory organs$xObstructions
=450  \\$aAirway obstructions (Medicine)
=450  \\$aObstructions, Respiratory
=450  \\$aRespiratory obstructions
=550  \\$wg$aRespiratory organs$xDiseases
=750  \2$aAirway Obstruction$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000402

=LDR  00468cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362593702441
=005  20120730163827.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85113200 
=035  \\$aBZW3106NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN$dIEN
=053  \\$aRC705$bRC779
=150  \\$aRespiratory organs$xDiseases
=450  \\$aRespiratory diseases
=750  \2$aRespiration Disorders$5IEN-M$0(DNLM)D012120
=750  \2$aRespiratory Tract Diseases$5IEN-M$0(DNLM)D012140

=LDR  00334cz  a2200121n  4500
=001  9880362593802441
=005  20120730163827.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|n\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85113199 
=035  \\$aBZW3105NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aRespiratory organs$xCancer
=750  \2$aRespiratory Tract Neoplasms$5IEN$0(DNLM)D012142

=LDR  00816cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880362593902441
=005  20120730163827.0
=008  860211||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85113196 
=035  \\$aBZW3102NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN/LSP
=053  \\$aQL845$bQL855$cComparative anatomy
=053  \\$aQM251$bQM265$cHuman anatomy
=053  \\$aQP121$bQP125$cPhysiology
=150  \\$aRespiratory organs
=360  \\$isubdivision$aRespiratory organs$iunder individual animals and groups of animals, e.g.$aFishes--Respiratory organs
=450  \\$aAir passages (Anatomy)
=450  \\$aRespiratory system
=550  \\$wg$aCardiopulmonary system
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Respiratory system)
=670  \\$aLC database, Sept. 24, 1996$b(in titles: air passages)
=750  \2$aRespiratory System$5IEN$0(DNLM)D012137

=LDR  00385cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362594002441
=005  20120730163827.0
=008  860211||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85113195 
=035  \\$aBZW3101NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aRespiratory muscles
=450  \\$aRespiratory organs$xMuscles
=550  \\$wg$aMuscles
=750  \2$aRespiratory Muscles$5IEN$0(DNLM)D012132

=LDR  00616cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362594102441
=005  20120730163827.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85113194 
=035  \\$aBZW3100NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRJ312$cNewborn infants
=150  \\$aRespiratory insufficiency in children
=550  \\$wg$aPediatric respiratory diseases
=750  \2$81$wb$aRespiratory Insufficiency$5IEN$0(DNLM)D012131
=750  \2$81$wb$aChild$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002648
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aRespiratory Insufficiency$iand$aChild$5IEN

=LDR  00965cz  a2200253n  4500
=001  9880362594202441
=005  20120730163827.0
=008  050920i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85113193 
=035  \\$aBZW3099NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aRC776.R4
=150  \\$aRespiratory insufficiency
=450  \\$aDepression, Respiratory
=450  \\$aDepression, Ventilatory
=450  \\$aFailure, Respiratory
=450  \\$aInsufficiency, Respiratory
=450  \\$aPulmonary insufficiency
=450  \\$aRespiratory depression
=450  \\$aRespiratory failure
=450  \\$aVentilatory depression
=550  \\$wg$aLungs$xDiseases
=670  \\$aMeSH browser, Sept. 20, 2005$b(Respiratory Insufficiency: failure to adequately provide oxygen to the cells of the body and to remove excess carbon dioxide from them. Entry terms: Respiratory Depression, Respiratory Failure, Ventilatory Depression)
=750  \2$aRespiratory Insufficiency$5IEN$0(DNLM)D012131

=LDR  01046cz   2200337n  4500
=001  9880362594302441
=005  20220303090442.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85113192
=035  \\$aBZW3098NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRC776.R38
=150  \\$aRespiratory distress syndrome, Adult
=450  \\$aAcute pulmonary failure
=450  \\$aAcute pulmonary insufficiency
=450  \\$aAcute respiratory distress syndrome
=450  \\$aAcute respiratory failure
=450  \\$aAdult respiratory distress syndrome
=450  \\$aARDS (Disease)
=450  \\$aAtelectesis, Congestive
=450  \\$aCongestive atelectesis
=450  \\$aDanang lung
=450  \\$aPost-traumatic respiratory failure
=450  \\$aPump lung
=450  \\$aRespirator lung
=450  \\$aShock lung
=450  \\$aWet lung
=550  \\$wg$aPulmonary manifestations of general diseases
=550  \\$wg$aRespiratory insufficiency
=550  \\$wg$aTraumatic shock
=750  \2$aRespiratory Distress Syndrome$5IEN$0(DNLM)D012128


=LDR  00412cz  a2200133n  4500
=001  9880362594402441
=005  20120730163827.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85113191 
=035  \\$aBZW3097NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aRespiratory distress syndrome
=550  \\$wg$aPulmonary manifestations of general diseases
=750  \2$aRespiratory Distress Syndrome, Newborn$5IEN$0(DNLM)D012127

=LDR  00532cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362594502441
=005  20120730163826.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85113190 
=035  \\$aBZW3096NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRC735.5
=150  \\$aRespiratory disease nursing
=450  \\$aPulmonary nursing
=450  \\$aRespiratory organs$xDiseases$xNursing
=550  \\$wg$aNursing
=550  \\$wg$aRespiratory organs$xDiseases
=750  \2$aRespiratory Tract Diseases$xnursing$5IEN$0(DNLM)D012140Q000451

=LDR  00507cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362594602441
=005  20120730163826.0
=008  871218i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85113188 
=035  \\$a(OCoLC)02046741
=035  \\$aBZW3094NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRC589
=150  \\$aRespiratory allergy
=450  \\$aRespiratory hypersensitivity$5IEN
=550  \\$wg$aAllergy
=550  \\$wg$aRespiratory organs$xDiseases
=750  \2$aRespiratory Hypersensitivity$5IEN$0(DNLM)D012130

=LDR  00501cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362594702441
=005  20120730163826.0
=008  030521i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85113187 
=035  \\$aBZW3093NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aRM388$bRM388.7
=150  \\$aRespiratory agents
=450  \\$aRespiratory drugs
=450  \\$aRespiratory system agents
=550  \\$wg$aDrugs
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Respiratory System Agents)
=750  \2$aRespiratory System Agents$5IEN$0(DNLM)D019141

=LDR  00958cz  a2200277n  4500
=001  9880362594802441
=005  20120730163826.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85113178 
=035  \\$aBZW3084NU
=035  \\$ash 85113178
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aQP121$bQP125
=150  \\$aRespiration
=360  \\$isubdivision$aRespiration$iunder individual animals and groups of animals, e.g.$aCattle--Respiration; Fishes--Respiration
=450  \\$aAnimal respiration
=450  \\$aAnimals$xRespiration
=450  \\$wnno$aBreath and breathing$5IEN
=450  \\$aBreathing
=450  \\$aVentilation (Physiology)
=550  \\$wg$aPhysiology
=550  \\$wg$aVital signs
=550  \\$aAerobic exercises
=550  \\$aBreathing exercises
=670  \\$aDorland's med. dict.$b(ventilation: in respiratory physiology, the process of exchange of air between the lungs and the ambient air)
=750  \2$aRespiration$5IEN$0(DNLM)D012119

=LDR  00734cz  a2200241n  4500
=001  9880362594902441
=005  20120730163826.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85113168 
=035  \\$aBZW3074NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aT57.77$cOperations research
=150  \\$aResource allocation
=450  \\$aAllocation of resources
=450  \\$aResources allocation
=550  \\$wg$aEconomics
=550  \\$wg$aManagement
=550  \\$wg$aOperations research
=550  \\$wg$aOrganization
=550  \\$wg$aPlanning
=550  \\$aFeasibility studies
=680  \\$iHere are entered works on the apportionment of available resources among different uses.
=750  \2$aResource Allocation$5IEN$0(DNLM)D040841

=LDR  00605cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362595002441
=005  20120730163826.0
=008  860211||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85113163 
=035  \\$aBZW3069NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aResorcinol
=450  \\$aResorcin
=450  \\$aResorcinols
=550  \\$wg$aPhenols
=670  \\$aRandom House$b(resorcinol, also resorcin)
=670  \\$aWeb. 3.
=670  \\$aIntl. dict. med. biol.$b(resorcinol: m-dihydroxybenzene, a phenol, also called resorcin)
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Resorcinols)
=750  \2$aResorcinols$5IEN$0(DNLM)D012118

=LDR  00377cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362595102441
=005  20120730163826.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85113062 
=035  \\$aBZW2968NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aReserpine
=550  \\$wg$aRauwolfia (Drug)
=550  \\$wg$aSerotonin$xAntagonists
=750  \2$aReserpine$5IEN$0(DNLM)D012110

=LDR  00659cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880362595202441
=005  20080306123650.0
=008  871218i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85113042 
=035  \\$a(OCoLC)02045372
=035  \\$aBZW2948NU
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=001  9880362595402441
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=LDR  00354cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362595502441
=005  20120730163825.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85113019 
=035  \\$aBZW2925NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
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=550  \\$aRescue dogs
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=001  9880362595602441
=005  20120730163825.0
=008  040823i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
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=035  \\$aBZW2870NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dWaU
=053  \0$aQL640$bQL669.8$cZoology
=053  \\$aQL641$bQL669$5IEN
=053  \\$aGR740$cFolklore$5IEN
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=450  \\$aHerpetozoa
=450  \\$aHerps
=450  \\$aHerptiles
=450  \\$aReptilia
=450  \\$wnne$aSauria
=550  \\$wg$aAmniotes
=550  \\$wg$aVertebrates
=550  \\$aHerpetology
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=670  \\$aRoss, D.A. Amphibians and reptiles in the diets of North American raptors, 1991:$bt.p. (amphibians and reptiles (collectively, herptiles))
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=670  \\$aOCLC, Sept. 18, 2000$b(herptiles; Herpetozoa)
=750  \2$aReptiles$5IEN$0(DNLM)D012104

=LDR  00484cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362595702441
=005  20120730163825.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85112956 
=035  \\$aBZW2862NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQH475$bQH479
=150  \\$aReproduction, Asexual
=450  \\$aAsexual reproduction
=450  \\$aGemmation (Zoology)
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=681  \\$iNote under$aReproduction
=750  \2$aReproduction, Asexual$5IEN$0(DNLM)D012100

=LDR  01138cz  a2200301n  4500
=001  9880362595802441
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=008  000404i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
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=053  \0$aQP251$bQP285$cAnimals
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=360  \\$isubdivision$aReproduction$iunder individual animals and groups of animals, e.g.$aFishes--Reproduction
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=450  \\$aGeneration
=450  \\$aPangenesis
=450  \\$aProcreation
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=550  \\$wg$aLife (Biology)
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=LDR  00457cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362595902441
=005  20110210085152.0
=008  860211||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85112948 
=035  \\$aBZW2854NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aBF175.5.R44$cPsychology
=053  \\$aRC455.4.R43$cPsychiatry
=150  \\$aRepression (Psychology)
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=LDR  00527cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362596002441
=005  20070501132141.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85112894 
=035  \\$aBZW2800NU
=035  \\$aSH 85112894
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQR414
=150  \\$aReoviruses
=450  \\$aReoviridae
=450  \\$aRespiratory enteric orphan viruses
=550  \\$wg$aRNA viruses
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Reoviridae x Respiratory enteric orphan viruses)
=750  \2$aReoviridae$0(DNLM)D012087$5IEN

=LDR  00397cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362596102441
=005  20120730163825.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85112852 
=035  \\$aBZW2758NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQP609.R38
=150  \\$aRenin
=550  \\$wg$aAspartic proteinases
=550  \\$wg$aJuxtaglomerular apparatus
=750  \2$aRenin$5IEN$0(DNLM)D012083

=LDR  00837cz  a2200253n  4500
=001  9880362596202441
=005  20140411093436.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85112837 
=035  \\$aBZW2743NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dWau$dDLC
=053  \0$aTJ807$bTJ830
=150  \\$aRenewable energy sources
=450  \\$aAlternate energy sources
=450  \\$aAlternative energy sources
=450  \\$aEnergy sources, Renewable
=450  \\$aRenewable energy$5IEN
=450  \\$aRenewable energy resources
=450  \\$aSustainable energy sources
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=550  \\$wg$aRenewable natural resources
=550  \\$aAgriculture and energy
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=LDR  00431cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362596302441
=005  20120730163825.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85112823 
=035  \\$aBZW2729NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aRenal tubular transport, Disorders of
=550  \\$wg$aKidneys$xDiseases
=550  \\$wg$aRenal tubular transport
=750  \2$aRenal Tubular Transport, Inborn Errors$5IEN$0(DNLM)D015499

=LDR  00566cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362596402441
=005  20120730163825.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85112821 
=035  \\$aBZW2727NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \\$aRM375
=150  \\$aRenal pharmacology
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=450  \\$aKidneys$xEffect of drugs on
=450  \\$aKidneys, Effect of drugs on
=550  \\$wg$aPharmacology
=750  \2$aRenal Agents$xpharmacology$5IEN$0(DNLM)D012076Q000494
=750  \2$aKidney$xdrug effects$5IEN$0(DNLM)D007668Q000187

=LDR  00390cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362596502441
=005  20120730163825.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85112820 
=035  \\$aBZW2726NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aRenal papilla
=450  \\$aPapilla, Renal
=550  \\$wg$aKidneys
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/9/90
=750  \2$aKidney Medulla$5IEN$0(DNLM)D007679

=LDR  00437cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362596602441
=005  20180119102445.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85112819
=035  \\$aBZW2725NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aRenal osteodystrophy
=450  \\$aRenal rickets
=550  \\$wg$aKidneys$xDiseases
=550  \\$wg$aRickets
=750  \2$aChronic Kidney Disease-Mineral and Bone Disorder$0(DNLM)D012080$5IEN

=LDR  00722cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362596702441
=005  20120730163825.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85112817 
=035  \\$aBZW2723NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \\$aRJ476.R46
=150  \\$aChronic renal failure in children
=450  \\$wnne$aRenal insufficiency in children
=550  \\$wg$aChronic diseases in children
=550  \\$wg$aChronic renal failure
=550  \\$wg$aPediatric nephrology
=750  \2$81$wb$aKidney Failure, Chronic$5IEN$0(DNLM)D007676
=750  \2$81$wb$aChild$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002648
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aKidney Failure, Chronic$iand$aChild$5IEN

=LDR  00675cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362596802441
=005  20110204094425.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
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=035  \\$aBZW2722NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aRJ476.R46
=150  \\$aAcute renal failure in children
=450  \\$wnne$aRenal insufficiency, Acute, in children
=550  \\$wg$aAcute renal failure
=550  \\$wg$aPediatric nephrology
=750  \2$81$wb$aAcute Kidney Injury$0(DNLM)D058186$5IEN
=750  \2$81$wb$aChild$0(DNLM)D002648$5IEN
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aAcute Kidney Injury$iand$aChild$5IEN

=LDR  00642cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880362596902441
=005  20110204092348.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85112815 
=035  \\$aBZW2721NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aAcute renal failure
=450  \\$aAcute kidney failure
=450  \\$aAcute renal insufficiency
=450  \\$aKidney failure, Acute
=450  \\$aRenal failure, Acute
=450  \\$wnne$aRenal insufficiency, Acute
=550  \\$wg$aKidneys$xDiseases
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Kidney failure, Acute)
=670  \\$aCecil's textbook med.
=750  \2$aAcute Kidney Injury$0(DNLM)D058186$5IEN

=LDR  01192cz  a2200361n  4500
=001  9880362597002441
=005  20130209161507.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85112814 
=035  \\$aBZW2720NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aRC918.R4
=150  \\$aChronic renal failure
=450  \\$aChronic kidney failure
=450  \\$aChronic renal insufficiency
=450  \\$aEnd-stage kidney disease
=450  \\$aEnd-stage renal disease
=450  \\$aESRD (Disease)
=450  \\$aKidney failure, Chronic
=450  \\$aRenal failure, Chronic
=450  \\$wnne$aRenal insufficiency
=450  \\$aRenal insufficiency, Chronic
=550  \\$wg$aDiseases
=550  \\$wg$aKidneys$xDiseases
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Int. workshop on animal models for the assessment ... 1988$b(chronic renal failure)
=670  \\$aDorland's med. dict.
=670  \\$aMosby's med. dict.
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Kidney failure, chronic)
=670  \\$aCecil's textbook med.
=670  \\$aHennepin$b(End-stage renal disease)
=670  \\$aLC data base, 10/07/87$b(Chronic renal failure)
=675  \\$aStedman's med. dict.
=750  \2$aKidney Failure, Chronic$0(DNLM)D007676$5IEN

=LDR  00579cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362597102441
=005  20120730163824.0
=008  920305i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85112813 
=035  \\$aBZW2719NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRC918.R38
=150  \\$aRenal hypertension
=450  \\$aHypertension, Renal$5IEN
=450  \\$aRenal parenchymatous hypertension
=550  \\$wg$aHypertension
=550  \\$wg$aKidneys$xDiseases
=670  \\$aRenovascular and renal parenchymatous hypertension, c1991.
=750  \2$aHypertension, Renal$5IEN$0(DNLM)D006977

=LDR  00683cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880362787902441
=005  20120730164139.0
=008  871218||\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 87001829 
=035  \\$a(OCoLC)02059462
=035  \\$aCAT3365NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aAcetyltransferases
=450  \\$aAcetyltransferase
=450  \\$aTransacetylases
=550  \\$wg$aAcyltransferases
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Weber, W.W. The acetylator genes and drug response, 1988.
=670  \\$aMESH.
=670  \\$aEnzyme Nomenclature, 1984: EC 3.2.
=670  \\$aDorland's med. dict.
=670  \\$aStedman's med. dict.
=750  \2$aAcetyltransferases$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000123

=LDR  00508cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362788002441
=005  20120730164139.0
=008  870325||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 87001826 
=035  \\$aCAT3363NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aAcetylation
=550  \\$wg$aAcylation
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Weber, W.W. The acetylator genes and drug response, 1988.
=670  \\$aMESH.
=670  \\$aDorland's med. dict.
=670  \\$aStedman's med. dict.
=750  \2$aAcetylation$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000107

=LDR  00594cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362788102441
=005  20120730164138.0
=008  870323i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 87001758 
=035  \\$aCAT3333NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQP552.C45
=150  \\$aCerebrospinal fluid proteins
=450  \\$aCSF proteins
=550  \\$wg$aCerebrospinal fluid
=550  \\$wg$aProteins
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Advances in CSF protein research and diagnosis, c1987.
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Cerebrospinal fluid proteins)
=750  \2$aCerebrospinal Fluid Proteins$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002556

=LDR  00864cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880362788202441
=005  20120730164138.0
=008  870319i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 87001684 
=035  \\$aCAT3307NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aContraceptive drug implants
=450  \\$aDrug implants, Contraceptive
=450  \\$aImplantable contraceptive drugs
=450  \\$aImplants, Contraceptive drug
=550  \\$wg$aContraceptive drugs
=550  \\$wg$aDrugs$xControlled release
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Population reports (Washington, D.C.) Series K, Injectables and implants (Serial): pp. K-38-39.
=750  \2$81$wb$aDrug Implants$5IEN$0(DNLM)D004343
=750  \2$81$wb$aContraceptive Agents$5IEN$0(DNLM)D003270
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aDrug Implants$iand$aContraceptive Agents.

=LDR  00971cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880362788302441
=005  20120730164138.0
=008  870319in\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 87001669 
=035  \\$aCAT3303NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRC540
=150  \\$aAlexithymia
=550  \\$wg$aAffective disorders
=670  \\$aWk cat: Krystal, H./Integration and self-healing: affect, trauma, alexithymia: psychoanalytic reformulations, 1987
=670  \\$aMESH (see Affective symptoms)
=670  \\$aCampbell's psych. dict. (Difficulty in describing or recognizing one's emotions)
=670  \\$aAnhedonia and affect deficit states, 1987
=675  \\$aDorland's med. dict.;$aGould's med. dict.;$aStedman's med. dict.;$aDSM III;$aHarre & Lamb Encycl. dict. psych.;$aEysenck Ency. psycho.;$aKaplan psych.;$aWeb. 3
=680  \\$iHere are entered works on the inability to recognize or describe one's emotions.
=750  \2$aAffective Symptoms$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000342

=LDR  01088cz  a2200253n  4500
=001  9880362788402441
=005  20120730164138.0
=008  870317in\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 87001584 
=035  \\$aCAT3272NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aContinuum of care
=450  \\$aCare, Continuum of
=450  \\$aContinuity of care
=450  \\$aContinuity of patient care
=550  \\$wg$aLong-term care of the sick
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Managing the continuum of care, 1987.
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Continuity of patient care)
=670  \\$aHosp. admin. term. 2d ed.$b(Continuity of care)
=670  \\$aOriol, W. Complex cube of long term care, 1985: p. 317.
=675  \\$aDorland's med. dict.;$aGould's med. dict.;$aStedman's med. dict.;$aDiscursive dict. health care;$aMosby's med. nurs. dict.
=680  \\$iHere are entered works on a comprehensive, integrated system of care which on a continuous basis guides and tracks clients through all levels of health and social services.
=690  \\$ar:AMD:6/21/90
=750  \2$aContinuity of Patient Care$5IEN$0(DNLM)D003266

=LDR  00674cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880362788502441
=005  20120730164138.0
=008  870310i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 87001410 
=035  \\$aCAT3196LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQK495.U48$cBotany
=150  \\$aHeracleum
=550  \\$wg$aUmbelliferae
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Sa�t�syperova, I.F. Borshcheviki flory SSSR--novye kormovye rasteni�i�a, 1984.
=670  \\$aWeb. 3.
=670  \\$aHortus 3.
=670  \\$aEngler Syl. Pflanz.: p. 378.
=670  \\$aInd. nom. gen. (plant.)
=670  \\$aNational list of scientific plant names: p. 208.
=750  \2$aHeracleum$5IEN$0(DNLM)D030002

=LDR  00899cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880362788602441
=005  20120730164138.0
=008  060820i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 87001246 $zsh 88022528 
=035  \\$aCAT3090LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dWaU
=053  \0$aQK495.H65$cBotany
=150  \\$aAesculus
=450  \\$aBuckeyes
=550  \\$wg$aHippocastanaceae
=670  \\$aWeb. 3$b(Aesculus, fam. Hippocastanaceae)
=670  \\$aHortus 3: p. 33.
=670  \\$aEngler Syl. Pflanz.: p. 284.
=670  \\$aInd. nom. gen. (plant.)
=670  \\$aThe plants database, Apr. 10, 2006$b(Aesculus L., buckeye. Family Hippocastanaceae)
=670  \\$aGRIN taxonomy for plants, via WWW, Apr. 10, 2006$b(Genus: Aesculus L. Family: Sapindaceae subfamily Hippocastanoideae. Also sometimes placed in: Hippocastanaceae. Common name: buckeye, horse-chestnut)
=750  \2$aAesculus$5IEN$0(DNLM)D031319

=LDR  00715cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880362788702441
=005  20120730164138.0
=008  870302||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 87001232 
=035  \\$aCAT3077NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQP535.C2
=150  \\$aCalcium channels
=450  \\$aChannels, Calcium
=550  \\$wg$aIon channels
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Structure and physiology of the slow inward calcium channel, 1987.
=670  \\$aMESH.
=670  \\$aBest & Taylor's Physiolgical basis of med. practice.
=675  \\$aDorland's med. dict.;$aStedman's med. dict.;$aDavson's Textbook of general physiology
=690  \\$ar:AMD:6/7/90
=750  \2$aCalcium Channels$5IEN$0(DNLM)D015220

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=001  9880362788802441
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=010  \\$ash 87001229 $zsh 85126875 
=035  \\$aCAT3074NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQL368.A16$cProtozoology
=053  \0$aSF780.6$cVeterinary protozoology
=150  \\$aApicomplexa
=450  \\$aApicomplexans
=450  \\$wnne$aSporozoa
=550  \\$wg$aProtozoa
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Levine, N.D. The protozoan phylum Apicomplexa.
=670  \\$aRuppert, E.E. Invertebrate zoology, 2004:$bp. 43 (Apicomplexa (Sporozoa), apicomplexans)
=670  \\$aBrusca, R.C. Invertebrates, 2003$b(Phylum Apicomplexa (gregarines, coccidians, haemosporidians and piroplasms)
=670  \\$aHaussmann, K. Protozoology, 1996:$bp. 87 ("Like all representatives of the former taxon Sporozoa, the Apicomplexa are also obligate parasites which have a spore stage in the life cycle. Presently they comprise at least 2500 species.")
=670  \\$aMcGraw-Hill dict. life sci.:$bv. 1, p. 571.
=675  \\$aWeb. 3
=750  \2$aApicomplexa$5IEN$0(DNLM)D016782

=LDR  00690cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362788902441
=005  20120730164137.0
=008  870302||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 87001218 
=035  \\$aCAT3066NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aReticulum (Ruminants)
=450  \\$aHoneycomb stomach (Ruminants)
=550  \\$wg$aRuminants$xAnatomy
=550  \\$wg$aStomach
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Physiological and pharmacological aspects of the reticulo-rumen, 1987.
=670  \\$aWeb. 3$b(reticulum; second stomach in ruminants; syn: honeycomb stomach)
=670  \\$aMcGraw-Hill sci. tech.$b(reticulum)
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Reticulum)
=750  \2$aReticulum$5IEN$0(DNLM)D012159

=LDR  00603cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880362789002441
=005  20120730164137.0
=008  870226i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 87001175 
=035  \\$aCAT3029NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRC918.R45
=150  \\$aRenovascular hypertension
=450  \\$aGoldblatt hypertension
=450  \\$aHypertension, Renovascular$5IEN
=550  \\$wg$aRenal hypertension
=670  \\$aDorland's med. dict.
=670  \\$aStedman's med. dict.
=670  \\$aMESH.
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/6/90
=750  \2$aHypertension, Renovascular$5IEN$0(DNLM)D006978

=LDR  00530cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362789102441
=005  20070529100043.0
=008  870226i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 87001174 
=035  \\$aCAT3028LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=150  \\$aPlant exudates
=450  \\$aExudates, Plant
=450  \\$aTree exudates
=550  \\$wg$aPlant products
=550  \\$aExudation (Botany)
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Hillis, W.E. Heartwood and tree exudates, c1987.
=670  \\$aWeb. 3.
=750  \2$aPlant Exudates$0(DNLM)D053147$5IEN

=LDR  00620cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362789202441
=005  20120730164137.0
=008  870225||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 87001114 
=035  \\$aCAT2974NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aMonokines
=550  \\$wg$aCytokines
=550  \\$wg$aMonocytes
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Medunitsyn, N.V. Mediators of the immune response : the biology and biochemistry of lymphokines, monokines ...c1987.
=670  \\$aCecil's textbook of medicine.
=675  \\$aDorland's med. dict.;$aStedman's med. dict.;$aMESH;$aNIH
=750  \2$aMonokines$5IEN$0(DNLM)D015846

=LDR  00302cz  a2200121n  4500
=001  9880362789302441
=005  20120730164137.0
=008  870220i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|n\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 87001040 
=035  \\$aCAT2905NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=150  \\$aThrombosis$xSurgery
=750  \2$aThrombectomy$5IEN$0(DNLM)D017131

=LDR  00868cz  a2200241n  4500
=001  9880362789402441
=005  20120730164137.0
=008  920523i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 87001039 
=035  \\$aCAT2904NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRD598.65
=150  \\$aEndarterectomy
=450  \\$aAtherectomy
=550  \\$wg$aArteries$xSurgery
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Indications for selected medical and surgical procedures : a literature review and ratings for appropriateness : carotid endarterectomy, 1987.
=670  \\$aDorland's med. dict.
=670  \\$aMESH.
=670  \\$aStedman's med. dict.$b(Excision of the lining of an artery and occluding atheromatous deposits)
=670  \\$aGould's med. dict.
=670  \\$aCecil Textbk. med.
=670  \\$aAtherectomy : a physicisn's guide, c1990.
=750  \2$aEndarterectomy$5IEN$0(DNLM)D004691

=LDR  00599cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362789502441
=005  20010922211236.0
=008  870213i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 87000890 
=035  \\$aCAT2766NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \\$aRE451
=150  \\$aPhacoemulsification
=550  \\$wg$aCataract$xSurgery
=550  \\$wg$aUltrasonics in ophthalmology
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Koch, P.S. Converting to phacoemulsification, 1987.
=670  \\$aDorland's med. dict.
=670  \\$aStedman's med. dict.
=675  \\$aMESH;$aMerck manual;$aWeb. 3
=750  \0$aPhacoemulsification$5IEN

=LDR  00995cz  a2200253n  4500
=001  9880362789602441
=005  20120730164137.0
=008  870211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 87000851 
=035  \\$aCAT2730NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aHeptachlor
=550  \\$wg$aInsecticides
=550  \\$wg$aOrganic cyclic compounds
=550  \\$wg$aOrganochlorine compounds
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Heptachlor, 1984: p. 12$b(C b10 (BH b7 (BCl b7 (B; CAS chem. name: 1,4,5,6,7,8,8-heptachloro-3a,4,7,7a-tetrahydro-4,7-methano-1H-indene; CAS reg. no. 76-44-8)
=670  \\$aHackh chem. dict.$b(heptachlor; 3,4,5,6,7,8,8a-heptachlorodicyclopentadiene)
=670  \\$aHawley chem. dict.
=670  \\$aMeSH browser, June 6, 2007$b(Heptachlor. Scope note: a man-made compound previously used to control termites and other insects.)
=670  \\$aWeb. 3.
=670  \\$aMcGraw-Hill dict. sci. tech.
=670  \\$aChem. abst.
=670  \\$aMerck.
=750  \2$aHeptachlor$5IEN$0(DNLM)D006533

=LDR  01090cz  a2200349n  4500
=001  9880362789702441
=005  20120730164137.0
=008  870211||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 87000843 
=035  \\$aCAT2722NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRA1242.A33$cToxicology
=053  \\$aTD887.A37$cAir pollutant
=150  \\$aAcrylonitrile
=450  \\$aAN (Chemical)
=450  \\$aCyanide, Vinyl
=450  \\$aCyanoethylene
=450  \\$aPropenenitrile
=450  \\$aVinyl cyanide
=450  \\$aVinylcyanide
=550  \\$wg$aNitriles
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Acrylonitrile, 1983: p. 15$b(acrylonitrile, C b3 (BH b3 (BN; variants: cyanoethylene, 2-propenenitrile, vinyl cyanide; CAS reg. no. 107-13-11)
=670  \\$aLC data base, 2/5/87$b(hdg.: acrylonitrile)
=670  \\$aASTI.
=670  \\$aTEST.
=670  \\$aWeb. 3.
=670  \\$aMerck.
=670  \\$aMcGraw-Hill dict. sci. tech.$b(acrylonitrile, vinylcyanide)
=670  \\$aChem. abst.
=670  \\$aHackh chem. dict.
=670  \\$aHawley chem. dict.
=750  \2$aAcrylonitrile$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000181

=LDR  01002cz  a2200289n  4500
=001  9880362789802441
=005  20120730164137.0
=008  870211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 87000834 $zsh 88023158 
=035  \\$aCAT2713LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQK495.B76$cBotany
=053  \0$aSB413.T52$cOrnamental plants
=150  \\$aTillandsia
=450  \\$aDendropogon
=450  \\$aTillandsa
=450  \\$aTilliandsia
=550  \\$wg$aBromeliaceae
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Isley, P.T. Tillandsias, c1987$b(Tillandsia)
=670  \\$aOld catalog heading$b(Tillandsia)
=670  \\$aWeb. 3: p. 2393.
=670  \\$aSPN: p. 624$b(Tillandsia; syn: Dendropogon)
=670  \\$aInd. nom. gen. (plant): p. 1762$b(Tillandsia; Bromeliaceae; syn: Tillandsa)
=670  \\$aEngler Syl. Pflanz.: p. 547.
=670  \\$aHortus. 3: p. 1114.
=670  \\$aDict. flow. ferns.: p. 1125$b(Tillandsia) p. 1126 (syn: Tilliandsia) p. 339 (syn: Dendropogon)
=750  \2$aTillandsia$5IEN$0(DNLM)D031232

=LDR  00634cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362789902441
=005  20120730164137.0
=008  870211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 87000829 
=035  \\$aCAT2708NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQR82.E6
=150  \\$aSalmonella typhimurium
=450  \\$aBacillus typhimurium
=550  \\$wg$aSalmonella
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Escherichia coli and Salmonella typhimurium, 1987.
=670  \\$aZinsser's Microbiology.
=670  \\$aBergey's Manual of Determinative Bacteriology.
=670  \\$aOld catalog heading.
=750  \2$aSalmonella Typhimurium$5IEN$0(DNLM)D012486

=LDR  00917cz  a2200277n  4500
=001  9880362790002441
=005  20120203095514.0
=008  870211i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 87000813 
=035  \\$aCAT2694NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aRC541
=150  \\$aAnhedonia
=450  \\$aAnhedonic states
=450  \\$aInsensibility to pleasure
=450  \\$aPleasure insensibility
=550  \\$wg$aAffective disorders
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Anhedonia and affect deficit states, 1987$b(also anhedonic states; anhedonic phenomena)
=670  \\$aWeb. 3.
=670  \\$aCampbell's psych. dict.
=670  \\$aDorland's med. dict.
=670  \\$aStedman's med. dict.
=670  \\$aGould's med. dict.$b(In psychology, overall or chronic absence of pleasure in acts that would normally give pleasure.)
=670  \\$aKaplan psych.
=675  \\$aDSMIII;$aMESH
=750  \2$aAnhedonia$0(DNLM)D059445$5IEN

=LDR  01085cz  a2200349n  4500
=001  9880362790102441
=005  20080315141819.0
=008  870210i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 87000793 
=035  \\$aCAT2675NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aRC580.M37
=150  \\$aMarfan syndrome
=450  \\$aAchrochondrohyperplasia
=450  \\$aArachnodactyly
=450  \\$aCongenital mesodermal dystrophy
=450  \\$aDolichostenomelia
=450  \\$aDystrophia mesodermalis congenita
=450  \\$aHyperchondroplasia
=450  \\$aMarfan-Achard syndrome
=450  \\$aMarfan's syndrome
=450  \\$aSpider fingers (Disease)
=450  \\$aStrebdodactyly
=550  \\$wg$aConnective tissues$xDiseases
=550  \\$wg$aGenetic disorders
=550  \\$wg$aSyndromes
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Lisichenko, O.V. Sindrom Marfana, 1986.
=670  \\$aDorland's med. dict.
=670  \\$aStedman's med. dict.
=670  \\$aKrupp. Current Med. Diag. & Treatment, 1986.
=670  \\$aStein. Internal Medicine: v. 1, 1983.
=750  \2$aMarfan Syndrome$0(DNLM)D008382$5IEN

=LDR  00734cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880362790202441
=005  20120730164137.0
=008  870209i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 87000745 
=035  \\$aCAT2629NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aSF977.V28
=150  \\$aSwine vesicular disease
=450  \\$aVesicular disease, Swine
=550  \\$wg$aSwine$xVirus diseases
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Rosenberg, F.J. Enfermedad vesicular de cerdo, 1982$b(swine vesicular disease)
=670  \\$aLC data base, 2/5/87$b(swine vesicular disease)
=670  \\$aBlack's vet. dict.: p. 782$b(swine vesicular disease)
=670  \\$aMerck vet.: p. 258.
=675  \\$aWeb. 3
=750  \2$aSwine Vesicular Disease$5IEN$0(DNLM)D013555

=LDR  00645cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880362790302441
=005  20110407140840.0
=008  870209i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 87000738 
=035  \\$aCAT2622LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=150  \\$aGnathostomiasis
=450  \\$aGnathostomosis
=550  \\$wg$aHelminthiasis
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Daengsvang, S. A monograph on the genus Gnathostoma & gnathostomiasis in Thailand, 1980.
=670  \\$aWeb. 3.
=670  \\$aStedman's med. dict.
=670  \\$aDorland's med. dict.
=670  \\$aGould's med. dict.
=670  \\$aPAHO zoonoses.
=750  \2$aGnathostomiasis$0(DNLM)D058429$5IEN

=LDR  00867cz  a2200289n  4500
=001  9880362790402441
=005  20120730164137.0
=008  870209i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 87000736 
=035  \\$aCAT2620NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQL391.N4
=150  \\$aGnathostoma
=450  \\$aChiranthus
=450  \\$aGnathostomum
=550  \\$wg$aGnathostomatidae
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Daengsvang, S. A monograph on the genus Gnathostoma & gnathostomiasis in Thailand, 1980.
=670  \\$aWeb. 3.
=670  \\$aHyman invert.: v. 3, p. 364.
=670  \\$aSyn. liv. org.: v. 1, p. 919.
=670  \\$aMESH.
=670  \\$aStedman's med. dict.
=670  \\$aDorland's med. dict.
=670  \\$aGould's med. dict.
=675  \\$aKaestner invert. zoo.;$aPratt common invert.
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/2/90
=750  \2$aGnathostoma$5IEN$0(DNLM)D006039

=LDR  00763cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880362790502441
=005  20120730164136.0
=008  870204i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 87000668 
=035  \\$aCAT2555NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRA645.I55$cPublic health
=053  \\$aRC627.I63$cInternal medicine
=150  \\$aIodine deficiency diseases
=450  \\$aIodine deficiency disorders
=550  \\$wg$aTrace element deficiency diseases
=670  \\$aWork cat.: The prevention and control of iodine deficiency disorders, c1987.
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Iodine--Deficiency)
=670  \\$aCecil's textbook of medicine.
=675  \\$aDorland's med. dict.
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/9/90
=750  \2$aIodine$xdeficiency$5IEN$0(DNLM)D007455Q000172

=LDR  00821cz  a2200241n  4500
=001  9880362790602441
=005  20120730164136.0
=008  870204||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 87000667 
=035  \\$aCAT2554NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aMethylmercury
=450  \\$aMethyl mercury
=450  \\$aMethylmercury compounds$5IEN
=550  \\$wg$aOrganomercury compounds
=670  \\$aWork cat.: The Toxicity of methyl mercury, c1987.
=670  \\$aOld catalog heading$b(Methylmercury)
=670  \\$aASTI$b(methylmercury)
=670  \\$aChem. abst.$b(Mercury, Methyl-; CAS reg. no. 22967-92-6)
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Methylmercury compounds)
=675  \\$aHackh chem. dict;$aHawley chem. dict.;$aWeb. 3;$aHennepin;$aMerck
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/12/90
=750  \2$aMethylmercury Compounds$5IEN$0(DNLM)D008767

=LDR  01142cz  a2200265n  4500
=001  9880362790702441
=005  20120730164136.0
=008  870203i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 87000619 
=035  \\$aCAT2509NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aQR92.S53
=150  \\$aSiderophores
=450  \\$aMicrobial iron chelates
=450  \\$aSiderochromes
=550  \\$wg$aIron chelates
=550  \\$wg$aMicrobial metabolites
=670  \\$aWork cat.: NATO Advanced Research Workshop on Iron, Siderophores, and Plant Diseases (1985 : Wye, Kent). Iron, siderophores, and plant diseases, c1986.
=670  \\$aZinsser, H. Microbiology: p. 84$b(siderophores; a variety of organisms produce low-molecular weight, iron-carrier molecules, called "siderophores.")
=670  \\$aBiol. & agr. index: v. 38, p. 936$b(siderophores)
=670  \\$aWeb. 3: p. 2112$b(sider- or sidero- : iron)
=670  \\$aHandbook of microbial iron chelates, 1991.
=670  \\$aIntl. dict. med. biol.$b(siderophore, also called siderochrome)
=675  \\$aMcGraw-Hill dict. sci. tech.;$aMcGraw-Hill ency sci. tech.
=750  \2$aSiderophores$5IEN$0(DNLM)D017262

=LDR  00789cz  a2200241n  4500
=001  9880362790802441
=005  20120730164136.0
=008  870128i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 87000504 
=035  \\$aCAT2404LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \0$aQK495.B73$cBotany
=150  \\$aEchium
=450  \\$aViper's bugloss
=450  \\$aVipersbugloss
=550  \\$wg$aBoraginaceae
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Western Australia. Dept. of Agriculture. Paterson's Curse, Echium plantagium L., 1985.
=670  \\$aWeb. 3: p. 719$b(Echium, Boraginaceae)
=670  \\$aHortus 3: p. 416$b(Echium L.; Viper's bugloss)
=670  \\$aInd. nom. gen. (plant): p. 596.
=670  \\$aEngler Syl. Pflanz.: p. 433.
=670  \\$aSPN: p. 204$b(Echium, Vipersbugloss)
=750  \2$aEchium$5IEN$0(DNLM)D036661

=LDR  00590cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362790902441
=005  20120730164136.0
=008  870127i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 87000421 
=035  \\$aCAT2327NU
=035  \\$ash 87000421
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aAllergy in animals
=450  \\$wnne$aVeterinary allergy
=550  \\$wg$aAnimals$xDiseases
=550  \\$wg$aVeterinary immunology
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Plechner, A.J. Pet allergies, c1986.
=675  \\$aWeb. 3;$aBibl. & agr. index. v. 38
=750  \2$aHypersensitivity$xveterinary$5IEN$0(DNLM)D006967Q000662

=LDR  00640cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880362791002441
=005  20120730164136.0
=008  870127||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 87000414 
=035  \\$aCAT2321NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aOxalates
=550  \\$wg$aOxalic acid
=550  \\$aLow-oxalate diet
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Mat�i�ukha, V.A. Oksalatnye soedineni�i�a lantanoidov i aktinoidov, 1985.
=670  \\$aWeb. 3.
=670  \\$aHackh chem. dict.
=670  \\$aMcGraw-Hill dict. sci. tech.
=670  \\$aOld catalog heading.
=675  \\$aHawley chem. dict.
=750  \2$aOxalates$5IEN$0(DNLM)D010070

=LDR  00698cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880362791102441
=005  20120730164136.0
=008  870121i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 87000392 
=035  \\$aCAT2299NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aHV5810$cSocial pathology
=053  \\$aRC568.C6$cPsychiatry
=150  \\$aCrack (Drug)
=450  \\$aCrack cocaine
=550  \\$wg$aCocaine
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Chatlos, C. Crack, c1987.
=670  \\$aBrowne, D. Crack and cocaine, 1987.
=670  \\$a48 hours on crack street. CBS Interactive Learning, 1986.
=670  \\$aClancy, L. Crack, 1986.
=675  \\$aMESH;$aHennepin;$aIAC
=750  \2$aCrack Cocaine$5IEN$0(DNLM)D016578

=LDR  00909cz  a2200265n  4500
=001  9880362791202441
=005  20120730164136.0
=008  041028i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 87000390 
=035  \\$aCAT2297LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dWaU
=053  \0$aQK495.R98$cBotany
=150  \\$aZanthoxylum
=450  \\$aAsh, Prickly
=450  \\$aPrickley ash
=450  \\$aPricklyash
=450  \\$aXanthoxylum
=550  \\$wg$aRutaceae
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Mizelle, R. Encounter with the toothache tree on the outer banks, c1986$b(Zanthoxylum)
=670  \\$aWeb. 3:$bp. 2659 (Zanthoxylum, Rutaceae)
=670  \\$aInd. nom. gen. (plant):$bp. 1887.
=670  \\$aHortus 3:$bp. 1181 (Zanthoxylum; Xanthoxylum, prickly ash)
=670  \\$aEngler Syl. Pflanz.:$bp. 263 (Zanthoxylum; Xanthoxylum)
=670  \\$aSPN:$bp. 666 (Zanthoxylum; Xanthoxylum, pricklyash)
=750  \2$aZanthoxylum$5IEN$0(DNLM)D032106

=LDR  01097cz  a2200301n  4500
=001  9880362791302441
=005  20120730164136.0
=008  870121i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 87000368 
=035  \\$aCAT2275NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQD305.A7$cAliphatic compounds
=053  \0$aQD341.A7$cAromatic compounds
=150  \\$aAcrylamide
=450  \\$aAcrylic amide
=450  \\$aPropenamide
=450  \\$aPropenoic acid amide
=550  \\$wg$aAcrylates
=550  \\$wg$aAmides
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Acrylamide, 1985: p. 18$b(acrylamide, C b3 (BH b5 (BNO; variants: acrylic amide, akrylamide, propenamide, propenoic acid amide; CAS reg. no.: 79-06-1)
=670  \\$aHennepin$b(acrylamide; variants: akrylamid, propenamide)
=670  \\$aMcGraw-Hill dict. sci. tech.$b(acrylamide)
=670  \\$aChem. abst.$b(acrylamide)
=670  \\$aASTI$b(acrylamide)
=670  \\$aHawley chem. dict.$b(acrylamide)
=670  \\$aMerck$b(acrylamide; variant: propenamide)
=675  \\$aTEST;$aLC data base, 12/22/86;$aHackh chem. dict.
=750  \2$aAcrylamide$5IEN$0(DNLM)D020106

=LDR  01869cz  a2200325n  4500
=001  9880362791402441
=005  20201112180529.0
=008  920417i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 87000232
=035  \\$aCAT2145NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRC569.5.C63
=150  \\$aCodependency
=450  \\$aCo-alcoholism
=450  \\$wnne$aCo-dependence (Psychology)
=450  \\$aCo-dependency
=450  \\$aCodependence
=450  \\$aCodependent behavior
=550  \\$wg$aPsychology, Pathological
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Schaef, A.W. Co-dependence, 1986.
=670  \\$aWhitfield, C.L. Healing the child within, 1987: pp. 23-27.
=670  \\$aWeigsheider, C.S.: Choice-making: for co-dependent, adult children and spirituality seekers, 1985.
=670  \\$aWhitfield, C.L. Co-alcoholism: recognising a treatable illness. Family & Comm. healh, vol. 7 Summer 1984.
=670  \\$aCermak, T.L. Diagnosing and treating co-dependence: a guide for professionals who work w/ chemical dependents, their spouses, and children, 1986.
=670  \\$aHennepin$b(Co-dependency (Psychology))
=670  \\$aThes. of psych. index terms$b(codependency)
=670  \\$aLC data base, 3/3/92$b(co-dependence; codependence; codependency; co-dependency)
=675  \\$aDorland's med. dict.;$aGould's med. dict.;$aStedman's med. dict.;$aKaplan psych.;$aCampbell psych. dict.;$aDict. of psychology;$aEncyc. dict. psych.;$aBaker encyc. psych.;$aRandom House;$aThird Barnhart dict. of new English;$aOx. dict. of new words
=680  \\$iHere are entered works on a pattern of coping that develops from an individual's prolonged exposure to a person with alcoholism, chemical dependency, or other chronic impairment, and results in a preoccupation with or dependence on the person, along with neglect of the self.
=750  \2$aCodependency, Psychological$0(DNLM)D017004$5IEN

=LDR  00669cz  a2200241n  4500
=001  9880362791502441
=005  20120730164136.0
=008  870109i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 87000122 
=035  \\$aCAT2038NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRD598.5
=150  \\$aVeins$xCutdown
=450  \\$aVenostomy
=450  \\$aVenous cutdown
=550  \\$wg$aCutdown (Surgery)
=550  \\$wg$aVeins$xSurgery
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Vascular access: a practical guide, 1987.
=670  \\$aDorland's med. dict.
=670  \\$aStedman's med. dict.
=670  \\$aMosby's med. dict.
=670  \\$aGould's med. dict.
=750  \2$aVenous Cutdown$5IEN$0(DNLM)D016748

=LDR  01012cz  a2200277n  4500
=001  9880362791602441
=005  20120730164136.0
=008  870108||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 87000090 
=035  \\$aCAT2008NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQP93.5
=150  \\$aTissue plasminogen activator
=450  \\$aActivator, Tissue plasminogen
=450  \\$aAlteplase$5IEN
=450  \\$aPlasminogen activator, Tissue-type
=450  \\$aTissue-type plasminogen activator
=450  \\$aTPA (Biochemistry)
=550  \\$wg$aCirculating anticoagulants
=550  \\$wg$aEndothelium
=550  \\$wg$aPlasminogen activators
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Tissue plasminogen activator in thrombolytic therapy, c1987.
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Plasminogen activator, Tissue-type)
=670  \\$aNIH$b(Tissue plasminogen activators, see Blood coagulation, Plasminogen activators)
=675  \\$aDorland's med. dict.;$aDevlin's textbook of biochemistry
=750  \2$aTissue Plasminogen Activator$5IEN$0(DNLM)D010959

=LDR  00775cz  a2200241n  4500
=001  9880362791702441
=005  20120730164135.0
=008  870108||\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 87000089 
=035  \\$aCAT2007NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQP93.5
=150  \\$aPlasminogen activators
=450  \\$aActivators, Plasminogen
=550  \\$wg$aFibrinolytic agents
=550  \\$wg$aProteolytic enzymes
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Tissue plasminogen activator in thrombolytic therapy, c1987.
=670  \\$aMESH.
=670  \\$aBest and Taylor's Physiological basis of med. practice.
=670  \\$aNIH$b(Blood coagulation, Plasminogen activators)
=675  \\$aDorland's med. dict.
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/18/90
=750  \2$aPlasminogen Activators$5IEN$0(DNLM)D010960

=LDR  00569cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362791802441
=005  20120730164135.0
=008  870108||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 87000088 
=035  \\$aCAT2006NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQP93.5
=150  \\$aPlasminogen
=450  \\$aProfibrinolysin
=550  \\$wg$aFibrinolytic agents
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Tissue plasminogen activator in thrombolytic therapy, c1987.
=670  \\$aMESH.
=670  \\$aDorland's med. dict.
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/18/90
=750  \2$aPlasminogen$5IEN$0(DNLM)D010958

=LDR  01216cz  a2200349n  4500
=001  9880362791902441
=005  20120730164135.0
=008  870107i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 87000075 
=035  \\$aCAT1996NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aBreath tests
=450  \\$aBreath alcohol tests
=450  \\$aBreath screening tests
=450  \\$aBreath testing
=450  \\$aBreathalyzer tests
=450  \\$aTests, Breath
=550  \\$wg$aBlood alcohol$xAnalysis
=550  \\$aRoadside sobriety tests
=670  \\$aMESH.
=670  \\$aGould's med dict.$b(breath alcohol method; Breathalyzer)
=670  \\$aIAC$b(Breathalyzer)
=670  \\$aOED Suppl.$b(breath-test; breath-testing; breathalyser)
=670  \\$aBritannica Macro: v. 15, p. 904.
=670  \\$aReader's guide, Nov. 1986, 1985.
=670  \\$aASTI.
=670  \\$aHennepin$b(Drunkenness testing)
=670  \\$aJamessen, C. Beat the Breathalyzer, 1979: pp. 30-33, 74-83.
=670  \\$aCarr, B.R. The Breathalizer legislation, 1974: pp. 2, 6, [13]
=675  \\$aMosby's med. nurs. dict.;$aWeb. 3;$aStedman's med. dict.;$aDorland's med. dict.;$aLIV
=690  \\$ar:AMD:6/7/90
=750  \2$aBreath Tests$5IEN$0(DNLM)D001944

=LDR  00677cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880362792002441
=005  20060630091750.0
=008  870106i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 87000050 
=035  \\$aCAT1974NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \\$aQL430.3.N4
=150  \\$aNautilus
=450  \\$aChambered nautilus
=550  \\$wg$aNautilidae
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Ward, P.D. The natural history of Nautilus, 1987.
=670  \\$aWeb. 3.
=670  \\$aBarnes. Syn. class. liv. org.: p. 195.
=670  \\$aSyn. liv. org.: v. 1, p. 1090.
=670  \\$aBarnes. Invert. zool.: p. 460.
=670  \\$aOld catalog heading$b(Nautilus)
=750  \2$aNautilus$0(DNLM)D049850$5IEN

=LDR  00660cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880362792102441
=005  20120730164135.0
=008  861231i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 86008210 
=035  \\$aCAT1905NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aDelta-associated agent
=450  \\$aDelta agent
=450  \\$aHepatitis D virus
=450  \\$aHepatitis delta virus
=550  \\$wg$aHepatitis viruses
=670  \\$aWork cat.: The hepatitis delta virus and its infection, 1987.
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Delta agent)
=670  \\$aJoklik's Virology$b(Delta-associated agent)
=690  \\$ar:AMD:6/25/90
=750  \2$aHepatitis Delta Virus$5IEN$0(DNLM)D003698

=LDR  00677cz  a2200241n  4500
=001  9880362792202441
=005  20120730164135.0
=008  861231i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 86008209 
=035  \\$aCAT1904NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRC848.D45
=150  \\$aDelta infection
=450  \\$aDelta hepatitis
=450  \\$aDelta superinfection
=450  \\$aHepatitis D
=450  \\$aHepatitis, Delta
=550  \\$wg$aHepatitis, Viral
=670  \\$aWork cat.: The hepatitis delta virus and its infection, 1987.
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Delta infection)
=670  \\$aJoklik's Virology.
=690  \\$ar:AMD:6/25/90
=750  \2$aHepatitis D$5IEN$0(DNLM)D003699

=LDR  00866cz  a2200265n  4500
=001  9880362792302441
=005  20120730164135.0
=008  861224i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 86008139 
=035  \\$aCAT1838NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQP572.A82
=150  \\$aAtrial natriuretic peptides
=450  \\$aAtrial natriuretic factors
=450  \\$aAtriopeptins
=450  \\$aAuriculins
=450  \\$aCardionatrin
=450  \\$aNatriuretic factors, Atrial
=450  \\$aNatriuretic peptides, Atrial
=550  \\$wg$aHeart atrium
=550  \\$wg$aPeptide hormones
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Atrial hormones and other natriuretic factors, 1987.
=670  \\$aMESH.
=675  \\$aMerck manual;$aDorland's med. dict.;$aStedman's med. dict.;$aBest & Taylor's Physiol. basis of med. practice
=750  \2$aAtrial Natriuretic Factor$5IEN$0(DNLM)D009320

=LDR  00687cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880362792402441
=005  20120730164135.0
=008  861222|n\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 86008099 
=035  \\$aCAT1803NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQP97
=150  \\$aBlood platelets$xActivation
=450  \\$aActivation, Blood platelet
=450  \\$aBlood platelet activation
=450  \\$aPlatelet activation
=550  \\$aPlatelet activating factor
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Platelet activation, 1986.
=670  \\$aBest & Taylor's Physiol. Basis of Med. practice, pp 413-414$b(Platelet activation)
=675  \\$aMESH;$aNIH
=750  \2$aPlatelet Activation$5IEN$0(DNLM)D015539

=LDR  00862cz  a2200253n  4500
=001  9880362792502441
=005  20120730164135.0
=008  861222||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 86008094 
=035  \\$aCAT1799NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aCerebellopontile angle
=450  \\$wnne$aCerebello-pontile angle
=450  \\$aCerebellopontine angle
=550  \\$wg$aCerebellum
=550  \\$wg$aPons Varolii
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Clinical imaging of the cerebellopontine angle, 1986.
=670  \\$aDorland's med. dict.$b(angle, cerebellopontile)
=670  \\$aCecil's textbook of med.
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Cerebellopontile angle)
=670  \\$aMerck Manual.
=675  \\$aBest and Taylor's physiol. basis of med. practice;$aGray's anatomy
=690  \\$ar:AMD:6/20/90$ar:AJO:8/22/90
=750  \2$aCerebellopontine Angle$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002530

=LDR  00903cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880362792602441
=005  20120730164135.0
=008  861219i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 86008067 
=035  \\$aCAT1776NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQP82.2.N64$cPhysiology
=150  \\$aNonionizing radiation
=450  \\$aNon-ionizing radiation
=450  \\$aRadiation, Non-ionizing$5IEN
=450  \\$aRadiation, Nonionizing
=550  \\$wg$aRadiation
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Biological effects of non-ionizing radiations, c1987.
=670  \\$aMESH.
=670  \\$aASTI, 1985: p. 1856$b(Under: Radiation--Physiological effect; Title: Nonionizing radiation effects...)
=675  \\$aNIH;$aDorland's med. dict.;$aStedman's med. dict.;$aMcGraw-Hill dict. sci. tech.;$aWeb. 3;$aINSPEC;$aINIS: Thes.;$aNuc. sci. abst.;$aConcise dict. physics
=750  \2$aRadiation, Nonionizing$5IEN$0(DNLM)D011840

=LDR  00855cz  a2200265n  4500
=001  9880362792702441
=005  20120730164135.0
=008  861218i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 86008042 
=035  \\$aCAT1753NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRC862.W47
=150  \\$aWhipple's disease
=450  \\$aGranulomatosis, Lipophagic intestinal
=450  \\$aIntestinal granulomatosis, Lipophagic
=450  \\$aIntestinal lipodystrophy
=450  \\$aLipodystrophy, Intestinal
=450  \\$aLipophagic intestinal granulomatosis
=550  \\$wg$aMalabsorption syndromes
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Whipple's disease, c1987.
=670  \\$aMerck Manual.
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Whipple's disease, see Lipodystrophy, Intestinal)
=670  \\$aDorland's med. dict.
=670  \\$aCecil's textbook of med.
=750  \2$aWhipple Disease$5IEN$0(DNLM)D008061

=LDR  00658cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880362792802441
=005  20120730164135.0
=008  861218i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 86008039 
=035  \\$aCAT1750NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRC924.5.M58
=150  \\$aMixed connective tissue disease
=450  \\$aMCTD (Disease)
=550  \\$wg$aConnective tissues$xDiseases
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Mixed connective tissue disease and anti-nuclear antibodies, 1987.
=670  \\$aMerck manual.
=670  \\$aMESH.
=670  \\$aDorland's med. dict.
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/12/90
=750  \2$aMixed Connective Tissue Disease$5IEN$0(DNLM)D008947

=LDR  00941cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880362792902441
=005  20081211112731.0
=008  861217i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 86008018 $zsh 85110228 
=035  \\$aCAT1729NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQL737.C26$cZoology
=150  \\$aProcyon
=450  \\$wnne$aRaccoons
=550  \\$wg$aProcyonidae
=670  \\$aBritannica Micro.$b(raccoon: any of two to seven species of small, nocturnal carnivores constituting the genus Procyon (family Procyonidae))
=670  \\$aMammal species of the world, 2005:$bp. 627 (Procyon Storr)
=670  \\$aWalker's mammals of the world, 1999:$bp. 698 (Genus Procyon Storr, 1780, Raccoons: Two subgenera and seven species)
=670  \\$aITIS search, June 12, 2007$b(Procyon Storr, 1780, genus, common name: raccoons)
=688  \\$aHeading from sh 85110228, deleted 20070712: 150:##:_{dollar}a Raccoons
=750  \2$aRaccoons$0(DNLM)D011821$5IEN

=LDR  00603cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362793002441
=005  20120730164134.0
=008  861210i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 86007881 
=035  \\$aCAT1606NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aRJ496.E6
=150  \\$aEpilepsy in youth
=550  \\$wg$aYouth$xDiseases
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Epilepsy in young people, c1987.
=750  \2$81$wb$aEpilepsy$5IEN$0(DNLM)D004827
=750  \2$81$wb$aAdolescent$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000293
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aEpilepsy$iand$aAdolescent$5IEN

=LDR  01082cz  a2200277n  4500
=001  9880362793102441
=005  20120730164134.0
=008  861209||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 86007819 
=035  \\$aCAT1557NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQD116.P68
=150  \\$aPotentiometry
=450  \\$aPotentiometric analysis
=450  \\$aPotentiometric titration
=450  \\$aTitration, Potentiometric
=550  \\$wg$aElectrochemical analysis
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Evans, A. Potentiometry and ion selective electrodes, c1987.
=670  \\$aHackh chem. dict.$b(potentiometric titration)
=670  \\$aWeb. 3$b(potentiometry: measurement of electromotive forces by means of a potentiometer, also: the use or application of such measurement)
=670  \\$aTEST$b(potentiometric analysis)
=670  \\$aASTI$b(potentiometry under hdg.: conducto-metric analysis; x ref. from potentiometric titration)
=670  \\$aChem. abst.$b(potentiometry)
=675  \\$aHawley chem. dict.;$aHennepin
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/19/90
=750  \2$aPotentiometry$5IEN$0(DNLM)D011199

=LDR  00565cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880362793202441
=005  20120730164134.0
=008  861208||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 86007801 
=035  \\$aCAT1539NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aDeoxyribonucleotides
=450  \\$aRibonucleotides, Deoxy
=550  \\$wg$aNucleotides
=670  \\$aWork cat.: DNA probes, c1985.
=670  \\$aMESH.
=670  \\$aNIH.
=670  \\$aDorland's med. dict.
=675  \\$aWeb. 3
=690  \\$ar:AMD:6/25/90
=750  \2$aDeoxyribonucleotides$5IEN$0(DNLM)D003854

=LDR  00731cz  a2200253n  4500
=001  9880362793302441
=005  20120730164134.0
=008  861208||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 86007800 
=035  \\$aCAT1538NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQP624.5.D73
=150  \\$aDNA probes
=450  \\$aDeoxyribonucleic acid probes
=450  \\$aGene probes
=450  \\$aGenomic probes
=450  \\$aProbes, DNA
=550  \\$wg$aDeoxyribonucleotides
=550  \\$wg$aNucleic acid probes
=670  \\$aWork cat.: DNA probes, c1985.
=670  \\$aGene probes for bacteria, 1990.
=675  \\$aMESH;$aNIH;$aGlossary of genetics and cytogenetics
=690  \\$ar:AMD:6/26/90
=750  \2$aDNA Probes$5IEN$0(DNLM)D015342

=LDR  00800cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880362793402441
=005  20120730164134.0
=008  861208i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 86007792 
=035  \\$aCAT1530NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRE91
=150  \\$aLow vision
=450  \\$aVision, Low
=450  \\$aVision, Subnormal$5IEN
=550  \\$wg$aVision disorders
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Woo, G.C. Low vision, c1987.
=670  \\$aDorland's med. dict.
=670  \\$aVisual Science Information Center Thesaurus, c1972$b(Low vision)
=675  \\$aMESH;$aNIH;$aStedman's med. dict.
=680  \\$iHere are entered works on impairment of vision such that there is significant visual handicap but also significant usable residual vision.
=750  \2$aVision, Low$5IEN$0(DNLM)D015354

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=360  \\$isubdivision$aDatabases$iunder subjects for actual databases and works on databases in those subjects
=450  \\$aData banks
=450  \\$wnne$aData bases
=450  \\$aDatabanks
=450  \\$aDatabase systems
=550  \\$wg$aComputer files
=550  \\$wg$aElectronic information resources
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Lesko, M. The computer data and data base source book, 1984.
=670  \\$aASTI$b(Indexed under Data base theory)
=670  \\$aBusiness Periodicals Index$b(Data base systems; Data base management systems; x Data bases, Computer)
=670  \\$aEncyclopedia of Computer Science$b(Data base and data base mgmt. is an article caption)
=670  \\$aEngr. index$b(Indexed under Data base systems)
=670  \\$aMaynard, J. Dictionary of data processing$b(Data base; a file so structured that all logical relationships can be expressed between records, and that is independent of any particular application)
=670  \\$aEncyclopedia of computer science$b("The term data base has yet to achieve a widely accepted meaning")
=670  \\$aWebster's new world compact dictionary of computer terms$b(data base: a set of inter-related data records stored on a direct access storage device)
=670  \\$aLC database, Nov. 26, 1986.
=670  \\$aNational Computing Centre, Ltd. Thesaurus of computing terms$b(data bases)
=670  \\$aComputer dict.$b(database; a typical database is a vast and continually updated file of information, abstracts, or references on a particular subject or subjects)
=670  \\$aAmer. Heritage dict.$b(database; also data base)
=670  \\$aRandom House$b(database; also data-base, data base; data bank; also databank)
=670  \\$aMESH$b(database; databases)
=670  \\$aHennepin$b(database; databases)
=670  \\$aLC database, Nov. 6, 1993$b(data base (607); database (1029); data bases (162); databases (331))
=670  \\$aUMI business vocab.$b(Data banks use Data bases)
=670  \\$aLIV$b(Data banks)
=670  \\$aDaintith, J. Dictionary of computing, 2008:$b(database system; UF: database)
=675  \\$aAm. National Dict. for Information Processing Systems;$aJordain. Condensed computer encyclopedia;$aWords bus.;$aWeb. 3
=750  \2$aDatabases as Topic$0(DNLM)D019992$5IEN

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=035  \\$aCAT1499NU
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=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
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=150  \\$aOccupational therapy for older people
=450  \\$aGeriatric occupational therapy
=450  \\$wnne$aOccupational therapy for the aged
=550  \\$wg$aOlder people$xDiseases$xTreatment
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Community programs for the depressed elderly, 1987.
=675  \\$aWeb. 3;$aDorland's med. dict.;$aStedman's med. dict.
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=750  \2$81$wb$aAged$0(DNLM)D000368$5IEN
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=053  \\$aQP609.G4
=150  \\$aGlucosidases
=550  \\$wg$aGlycosidases
=670  \\$aMESH.
=670  \\$aEnzyme nomenclature$b(3.2.1.20 alpha-glucosidase; 3.2.1.21 beta-glucosidase)
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/2/90
=750  \2$aGlucosidases$5IEN$0(DNLM)D005959

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=010  \\$ash 86007719 
=035  \\$aCAT1460NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aSolanine
=450  \\$aSolatunine
=550  \\$wg$aAlkaloids
=550  \\$wg$aSaponins
=550  \\$wg$aSterols
=670  \\$aMESH.
=670  \\$aDorland's med. dict.$b(solanine, solatunine)
=750  \2$aSolanine$5IEN$0(DNLM)D012992

=LDR  02573cz  a2200529n  4500
=001  9880362793902441
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=010  \\$ash 86007498 
=035  \\$aCAT1363NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dWaElC$dDLC
=053  \0$aRD97.6
=150  \\$aOveruse injuries
=450  \\$aCTD (Injuries)
=450  \\$aCumulative trauma disorders
=450  \\$aOver-use syndrome
=450  \\$aOveruse syndrome
=450  \\$aOveruse syndromes
=450  \\$aRepeated motion disorders
=450  \\$aRepetition injuries
=450  \\$aRepetition strain injuries
=450  \\$aRepetition strain injury
=450  \\$aRepetitive microtrauma
=450  \\$aRepetitive motion injuries
=450  \\$aRepetitive strain injuries
=450  \\$aRSI (Injuries)
=450  \\$aWear-and-tear injuries
=450  \\$aWMSD (Work-related musculoskeletal disorders)
=450  \\$aWork-related musculoskeletal disorders
=550  \\$wg$aWounds and injuries
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Orthopaedics : the principles and practice of musculoskeletal surgery and fractures, 1987.
=670  \\$aHarris, N. Sports health handbook, 1982:$bp. 112.
=670  \\$aInjuries to the throwing arm, 1985:$bpp. 97, 320.
=670  \\$aExercise and sports sciences reviews:$bv. 14, 1986, p. 359.
=670  \\$aYearbook of sports medicine, 1984:$bpp. 339-360.
=670  \\$aSperryn, P. Sport and medicine, 1983:$bpp. 49, 64, 132, 199.
=670  \\$aExercising adult, 1982:$bp. 115-127.
=670  \\$aNLA$b(Repetition strain injury)
=670  \\$aHebert, L.A. The neck-arm-hand book, c1989.
=670  \\$aParker, K.G. Cumulative trauma disorders ... 1992$b(CTD)
=670  \\$aMEDLARS, May 13, 1992$b(CTD)
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Repetition strain injury)
=670  \\$aOffice ergonomics, 1998:$bonline publication viewed May 19, 1999 (Work-related musculoskeletal disorders; WMSD's; other terms for WMSD's include Cumulative trauma disorders, Repeated motion disorders, Overuse syndromes)
=675  \\$aDorland's med. dict.;$aGould's med. dict.;$aStedman's med. dict.;$aMosby's med. nurs. dict.;$aWeb. 3;$aYearbook of sports medicine, 1985;$aLC database, Jan. 21, 1987
=680  \\$iHere are entered works on chronic inflammatory conditions caused by repeated microtraumas due to repetitious activities. Works on conditions in which internally created forces exceed the strength of a tissue are entered under$aOverexertion injuries.
=681  \\$iNote under$aOverexertion injuries
=750  \2$aCumulative Trauma Disorders$5IEN$0(DNLM)D012090

=LDR  00903cz  a2200241n  4500
=001  9880362794002441
=005  20120406083125.0
=008  861118i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 86007375 
=035  \\$aCAT1289NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aTP248.65.P76
=150  \\$aProtein engineering
=450  \\$aEngineering, Protein
=450  \\$aProtein design
=450  \\$aProteins$xDesign
=550  \\$wg$aBiochemical engineering
=550  \\$wg$aGenetic engineering
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Oxender, D.L. Protein engineering, c1986.
=670  \\$aProtein design ... c1990.
=675  \\$aMESH;$aNIH;$aEncycl. chem. technology;$aDict. Genetics
=680  \\$iHere are entered works on biochemical and genetic engineering processes involved in the synthesis, modification, and production of protein products for various applications.
=750  \2$aProtein Engineering$0(DNLM)D015202$5IEN

=LDR  00669cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880362794102441
=005  20120730164134.0
=008  861118i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 86007368 
=035  \\$aCAT1282NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aHQ759.98
=150  \\$aFamily demography
=550  \\$wg$aDemography
=550  \\$wg$aFamilies$xResearch
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Family demography, 1987.
=670  \\$aPopline thes.
=670  \\$aPopulation index.
=675  \\$aWeb. 3
=680  \\$iHere are entered works on the study of the determinants of the number, size, and composition of families.
=750  \2$aFamily Characteristics$5IEN$0(DNLM)D005191

=LDR  00647cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362794202441
=005  20120730164134.0
=008  861113i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 86007298 
=035  \\$aCAT1216NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=150  \\$aDislocations in children
=550  \\$wg$aChildren$xWounds and injuries
=550  \\$wg$aDislocations
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Ogden, J.A. Pocket guide to pediatric fractures, c1987.
=750  \2$81$wb$aDislocations$5IEN$0(DNLM)D004204
=750  \2$81$wb$aChild$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002648
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aDislocations$iand$aChild$5IEN

=LDR  00705cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362794302441
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=008  861202in\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 86007688 
=035  \\$aCAT1105NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aBF723.A28
=150  \\$aAdaptability (Psychology) in children
=550  \\$wg$aAdaptability (Psychology)
=550  \\$wg$aPersonality in children
=670  \\$aWork cat.: The Malleability of children, c1987.
=750  \2$81$wb$aAdaptation, Psychological$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000223
=750  \2$81$wb$aChild$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002648
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aAdaptation, Psychological$iand$aChild$5IEN

=LDR  01159cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362794402441
=005  20120730164122.0
=008  860313||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 86001426 
=035  \\$aCAS5229NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aShoulder joint$xRotator cuff
=450  \\$aCuff, Rotator (Shoulder joint)
=450  \\$aRotator cuff of the shoulder
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Kessel, L. A color atlas of treatment for rotator cuff rupture, 1986
=670  \\$aDorland's med. dict.$b("musculotendinious structure about the capsule of the shoulder joint, formed by the inserting fibers of supraspinatus, infraspinatus, teres minor and subcapsularis muscles, blending with the capsule and providing mobility and strength to the shoulder joint")
=670  \\$aStedman's med. dict.$b(Cuff: Rotator cuff of the shoulder)
=670  \\$aShoulder surgery in the athlete, 1985$b(appears in two chapter titles: Chapt. 8 "Surgical considerations for rotator cuff tears in athletes"; Chapt. 9 "Surgery for rotator cuff diseases")
=675  \\$aMESH;$aGould's med. dict.;$aNIH;$aCecil Textbk medicine, 1982
=750  \2$aRotator Cuff$5IEN$0(DNLM)D017006

=LDR  00633cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880362794502441
=005  20120730164121.0
=008  871219i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 86001417 
=035  \\$a(OCoLC)02128549
=035  \\$aCAS5220NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aPsychoneuroimmunology
=450  \\$aPsychoimmunology
=450  \\$wnne$aPsychoneuroimmunoendocrinology
=550  \\$wg$aNeuroimmunology
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Internatl. perspectives on self-regulation and health, c1990.
=670  \\$aMESH.
=670  \\$aIAC.
=670  \\$aHennepin.
=750  \2$aPsychoneuroimmunology$5IEN$0(DNLM)D011598

=LDR  00392cz  a2200133n  4500
=001  9880362794602441
=005  20120730164121.0
=008  860313i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 86001406 
=035  \\$aCAS5209NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aDrugs$xSide effects$xReporting
=450  \\$aReporting of drug side effects
=750  \2$aAdverse Drug Reaction Reporting Systems$5IEN$0(DNLM)D016907

=LDR  00899cz  a2200265n  4500
=001  9880362794702441
=005  20120730164121.0
=008  860312||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 86001362 
=035  \\$aCAS5165NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \\$aQP603.C45
=150  \\$aCholesterol hydroxylase
=450  \\$aCholesterol monooxygenase
=450  \\$aCholesterol oxidoreductase
=450  \\$aHydroxylase, Cholesterol
=450  \\$aMonooxygenase, Cholesterol
=450  \\$aOxidoreductase, Cholesterol
=550  \\$wg$aOxidoreductases
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Cholesterol 7 [alpha]-hydroxylase, 1986
=670  \\$aDixon, M. Enzymes, 1979$b(Cholesterol 7 [alpha]-monooxygenase, 1.14.13.17)
=670  \\$aEnzyme nomenclature$b(1.14.13.17)
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Cholesterol-7-hydroxylase)
=675  \\$aChem. abst.;$aMerck;$aNIH
=750  \2$aCholesterol 7-alpha-Hydroxylase$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002790

=LDR  00693cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362794802441
=005  20120730164121.0
=008  860305i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 86001226 
=035  \\$aCAS5034NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aPersonality assessment of youth
=450  \\$aYouth$xPersonality assessment
=550  \\$wg$aYouth$xPsychology
=670  \\$aWork cat.: The Assessment of child and adolescent personality, 1986.
=750  \2$81$wb$aPersonality Assessment$5IEN$0(DNLM)D010552
=750  \2$81$wb$aAdolescent$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000293
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aPersonality Assessment$iand$aAdolescent$5IEN

=LDR  00733cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362794902441
=005  20120730164121.0
=008  860305i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 86001225 
=035  \\$aCAS5033NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \\$aRJ503.7.P47$cChild psychopathology
=150  \\$aPersonality assessment of children
=450  \\$aChildren$xPersonality assessment
=550  \\$wg$aChild psychology
=670  \\$aWork cat.: The Assessment of child and adolescent personality, 1986
=750  \2$81$wb$aPersonality Assessment$5IEN$0(DNLM)D010552
=750  \2$81$wb$aChild$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002648
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aPersonality Assessment$iand$aChild$5IEN

=LDR  00783cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362795002441
=005  20120730164121.0
=008  060829i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 86001169 
=035  \\$aCAS4978NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aRJ312
=150  \\$aRespiratory therapy for newborn infants
=450  \\$aNeonatal respiratory therapy
=450  \\$aNewborn respiratory therapy
=550  \\$wg$aNewborn infants
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Burgess, W.R. Respiratory therapy in newborn infants and children, 1986.
=750  \2$81$wb$aRespiratory Therapy$5IEN$0(DNLM)D012138
=750  \2$81$wb$aInfant, Newborn$5IEN$0(DNLM)D007231
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aRespiratory Therapy$iand$aInfant, Newborn$5IEN

=LDR  00584cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362795102441
=005  20120730164121.0
=008  860225i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 86001117 
=035  \\$aCAS4926NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aLeanness in children
=550  \\$wg$aChildren
=670  \\$aWork cat.: The underweight infant, child, and adolescent, c1986
=750  \2$81$wb$aThinness$5IEN$0(DNLM)D013851
=750  \2$81$wb$aChild$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002648
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aThinness$iand$aChild$5IEN

=LDR  00584cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362795202441
=005  20120730164121.0
=008  860224i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 86001024 
=035  \\$aCAS4835NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aBereavement in youth
=550  \\$wg$aYouth$xPsychology
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Adolescence and death, 1986
=750  \2$81$wb$aBereavement$5IEN$0(DNLM)D001601
=750  \2$81$wb$aAdolescent$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000293
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aBereavement$iand$aAdolescent$5IEN

=LDR  00425cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362795302441
=005  20120730164121.0
=008  860224i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 86001023 
=035  \\$aCAS4834NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aBacterial proteins
=550  \\$wg$aMicrobial proteins
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Alouf, J.E. Bacterial protein toxins, 1984
=750  \2$aBacterial Proteins$5IEN$0(DNLM)D001426

=LDR  00530cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362795402441
=005  20060802092533.0
=008  920615||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 86000850 
=035  \\$aCAS4670NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQP562.T7$cBiochemistry
=150  \\$aTryptophan
=550  \\$wg$aAmino acids
=550  \\$wg$aOrganic cyclic compounds
=550  \\$aHigh-tryptophan diet
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Pollack, R.L. The pain-free tryptophan diet, c1986
=750  \2$aTryptophan$0(DNLM)D014364$5IEN

=LDR  00808cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362795502441
=005  20120730164121.0
=008  860206i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 86000744 
=035  \\$aCAS4573NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aRespite care
=360  \\$isubdivision$aRespite care$iunder groups of disabled persons, e.g.$aDevelopmentally disabled children--Respite care
=450  \\$aCare, Respite
=450  \\$aRespite services
=550  \\$wg$aCare of the sick
=550  \\$wg$aHome care services
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Respite care, 1986.
=680  \\$iHere are entered works on intermittent care provided to disabled persons in the home or in institutions in order to provide temporary relief to the family home care giver.
=750  \2$aRespite Care$5IEN$0(DNLM)D012144

=LDR  00730cz  a2200241n  4500
=001  9880362795602441
=005  20120730164120.0
=008  860206i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 86000738 
=035  \\$aCAS4567LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \\$aQK524.A29$cBotany
=053  \\$aSB413.M35$cOrnamental plants
=150  \\$aMaidenhair ferns
=450  \\$aAdiantum
=450  \\$aFerns, Maidenhair
=550  \\$wg$aAdiantaceae
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Goudey, C.J. Maidenhair ferns in cultivation, c1985$b(Adiantum)
=670  \\$aWeb. 3.
=670  \\$aInd. nom. gen. (plant.)$b(Adiantum L., Adiantaceae)
=670  \\$aOlson, W.W. The fern dict., 1977: p. 54.
=670  \\$aHortus 3.
=750  \2$aAdiantum$5IEN$0(DNLM)D035681

=LDR  00686cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880362795702441
=005  20080327123755.0
=008  860205i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 86000696 
=035  \\$aCAS4529LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aOccupational physicians
=450  \\$aCompany doctors
=450  \\$aCompany physicians
=450  \\$aFactory doctors
=450  \\$aFactory physicians
=450  \\$aIndustrial doctors
=450  \\$aIndustrial physicians
=450  \\$aPhysicians, Occupational
=550  \\$wg$aPhysicians
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Budde, J. Funktion und rechtliche Stellung ... 1984
=750  \2$aOccupational Health Physicians$0(DNLM)D054538$5IEN

=LDR  00542cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362795802441
=005  20130315081848.0
=008  860205||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 86000669 
=035  \\$aCAS4505NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aParents$xDeath
=450  \\$aDeath of parents
=450  \\$aParent death
=450  \\$aParental death
=550  \\$wg$aDeath
=550  \\$aTerminally ill parents
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Myers, E. When parents die: a guide for adults, 1986.
=750  \2$aParental Death$0(DNLM)D063129$5IEN

=LDR  00470cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362795902441
=005  20120730164120.0
=008  860130i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 86000510 
=035  \\$aCAS4354NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aQH222
=150  \\$aVideo microscopy
=550  \\$wg$aClosed-circuit television
=550  \\$wg$aMicroscopy
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Inou�e, S. Video microscopy, 1986.
=750  \2$aMicroscopy, Video$5IEN$0(DNLM)D018715

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=035  \\$aCAS4298NU
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=150  \\$aPolytef
=450  \\$aPolytetrafluoroethylene
=450  \\$aPTFE (Polymer)
=450  \\$aTeflon (Registered trademark)$5IEN
=450  \\$aTeflon (Trademark)
=450  \\$aTetrafluoroethene homopolymer
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=670  \\$aWork cat.: Urological applications for teflon injection, 1985
=670  \\$aJacobsen, Floyd K. TFE expansion bearings for highway bridges, 1977:$bp. (TFE (tetrafluoroethylene))$5IEN
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=150  \\$aMicrowave imaging in medicine
=450  \\$aMedical microwave imaging
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=670  \\$aWork cat.: Medical applications of microwave imaging, c1986
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=010  \\$ash 86000217 
=035  \\$aCAS4077NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=150  \\$aCPR (First aid) for infants
=450  \\$aCPR, Infant
=450  \\$aInfant CPR
=550  \\$wg$aCPR (First aid) for children
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Carman, D.D. Infant and child CPR, 1986
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=150  \\$aCPR (First aid) for children
=450  \\$aCPR, Pediatric
=450  \\$aPediatric CPR
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=670  \\$aWork cat.: Carman, D.D. Infant and child CPR, 1986
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=450  \\$aDisks, Compact
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=670  \\$aWork cat.: The New papyrus, CD ROM, 1986.
=670  \\$aBus. per. index.
=675  \\$aASTI;$aEngr. index;$aLIV;$aMcGraw-Hill dict. sci. tech.;$aMcGraw-Hill encyc. sci. tech.;$aBarnhart's 2d dict. new Eng.
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=150  \\$aTachyphylaxis
=450  \\$aTachyphylaxes
=450  \\$aTachyphylaxia
=550  \\$wg$aDrug tolerance
=670  \\$aWork cat.: New aspects in regional anesthesia 4: tachyphylaxis major conduction block, c1986
=670  \\$aMESH
=670  \\$aDorland's med. dict.$b("Rapidly decreasing response to a drug or physiologically active agent after administration of a few  doses" Def. #2)
=670  \\$aGould's med. dict.$b("Rapid desensitization against toxic doses of organ extracts or serum by the previous inoculation of small subtoxic doses of the same preparation" Def. #1)
=670  \\$aStedman's med. dict.$b("Rapid production of immunity as is exemplified by the fact that a 2nd injection of the pressor hormone of the pituitary, a few minutes after the first, produces no further rise of blood pressure")
=670  \\$aMerck Manual, 14th ed.: p. 2246
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=150  \\$aRibes
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=550  \\$wg$aGrossulariaceae
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Symposium on Breeding and Machine Harvesting of Rubus and Ribes ... 1976.
=670  \\$aPLANTS database, July 15, 2004$b(Genus Ribes in family Grossulariaceae)
=670  \\$aWeb. 3.
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=670  \\$aCklist. vasc. flora:$bp. 480.
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=151  \\$aDeveloping countries
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=670  \\$aThird World environmentalism : case studies from the Global South, 1999:$bCIP pref. (Global South is a new usage replacing Third World, for countries that are developing, are dependent on the rich, high-tech Global North, but hold most of the world's genetic diversity, unique species, and fragile ecosystems)
=680  \\$iHere are entered comprehensive works on those countries having relatively low per capita incomes.
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=670  \\$aThe plants database, via WWW, Aug. 27, 2014$b(Family Zygophyllaceae - Creosote-bush family. Order Sapindales)
=670  \\$aGRIN taxonomy for plants, via WWW, Aug. 27, 2014$b(Family Zygophyllaceae. Synonyms: Balanitaceae; Tribulaceae)
=670  \\$aWatson, L. The families of flowering plants, via WWW, Aug. 27, 2014$b(Zygophyllaceae R. Br. Including Tribulaceae Trautv., Tetradiclidaceae; excluding Balanitaceae, Nitrariaceae, Peganaceae. Taxonomy: Subclass Dicotyledonae; Crassinucelli. Dahlgren's Superorder Corniflorae; Cornales. Cronquist's Subclass Rosidae; Sapindales. APG 3 core angiosperms; core eudicot; Superorder Rosanae; fabid; Order Zygophyllales)
=670  \\$aBONAP's Taxonomic Data Center (TDC) North American vascular flora, via WWW, Aug. 27, 2014$b(Zygophyllaceae - Creosote-Bush Family)
=670  \\$aWikipedia, Aug. 27, 2014$b(Zygophyllaceae is a family of flowering plants that contain the bean-caper and caltrop. The family includes around 285 species in 22 genera. In the APG III system of classification, the families Zygophyllaceae and Krameriaceae compose the order Zygophyllales. In the previous version of their classification system, the Angiosperm Phylogeny Group had included the option of placing Krameria within Zygophyllaceae.)
=670  \\$aITIS, Aug. 27, 2014$b(Zygophyllaceae. Taxonomic rank: Family. Synonyms: Tribulaceae; Balanitaceae; Agialidaceae. Common Names: caltrop [English]. Order: Zygophyllales)
=670  \\$aNCBI taxonomy browser, Aug. 27, 2014$b(Zygophyllaceae (creosote-bush family). Order Zygophyllales)
=670  \\$aEncyc. Britannica online, Aug. 27, 2014$b(Zygophyllales, the creosote bush order of dicotyledonous flowering plants, consisting of 2 families (Zygophyllaceae and Krameriaceae); Zygophyllaceae, or the bean caper family, is a loose-knit assemblage of 22 genera and 285 species that mainly grow in the desert or saline environments of temperate and tropical regions)
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=450  \\$aZygomatic fractures
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=450  \\$aCamas, Death
=450  \\$aCamass, Death
=450  \\$aDeath camas
=450  \\$aDeath camass
=450  \\$aDeathcamas
=450  \\$aDeathcamases
=450  \\$aLilies, Star
=450  \\$aStar lilies
=450  \\$wnne$aZygadenus
=550  \\$wg$aMelanthiaceae
=670  \\$aGRIN taxonomy for plants, via WWW, Mar. 2, 2007$b(genus Zigadenus, family Melanthiaceae; tribe Melanthieae; also, sometimes placed in: Liliaceae; possible synonyms: Amianthium, Toxicoscordion)
=670  \\$aNCBI taxonomy browser, Mar. 2, 2007$b(Genus Zigadenus Michx--deathcamas, family Liliaceae)
=670  \\$aWikipedia, Mar. 2, 2007$b(Deathcamas. The Deathcamases or Star Lilies are the genus Zigadenus of flowering plants. Placed by older authors in the family Liliaceae, they are now regarded by modern taxonomy (for example the Angiosperm Phylogeny Group) as members of the family Melanthiaceae)
=670  \\$aFree dictionary.com, May 23, 2007$b(death camas, also death camass; any of several plants of the genus Zigadenus of western North America, having grasslike leaves and clusters of usually greenish-white flowers)
=750  \2$aZigadenus$5IEN$0(DNLM)D031449

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=053  \0$aRA639$bRA641$cPublic health
=053  \0$aRC113.5$cInternal medicine
=053  \0$aSF740$cVeterinary medicine
=053  \\$aSF740$cVeterinary public health$5IEN
=150  \\$aZoonoses
=360  \\$iindividual zoonotic diseases, e.g.$aBrucellosis; Rabies; etc.
=450  \\$aAnimal-borne diseases
=450  \\$aCommunicable diseases between animals and human beings
=450  \\$aCommunicable diseases between animals and man$5IEN
=450  \\$aZoonotic diseases
=550  \\$wg$aCommunicable diseases
=550  \\$aAnimals as carriers of disease
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Zoonoses)
=670  \\$aWashington Post, June 15, 2002:$bp. A26 (zoonoses, zoonotic diseases, animal-borne diseases)
=750  \2$aZoonoses$5IEN$0(DNLM)D015047

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=035  \\$aBZZ9889NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dWaU$dDLC
=053  \0$aQL
=150  \\$aZoology
=550  \\$wg$aBiology
=550  \\$wg$aNatural history
=550  \\$aAnimals
=750  \2$aZoology$5IEN$0(DNLM)D015046

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=001  9880362797802441
=005  20120730164118.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85149982 
=035  \\$aBZZ9888NU
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh 85149982
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aQL35$cDirectories$5IEN
=053  \\$aQL26$bQL31$cBiography$5IEN
=150  \\$aZoologists
=550  \\$wg$aAnimal scientists
=550  \\$wg$aBiologists
=750  \2$aZoology$5IEN$0(DNLM)D015046

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=001  9880362166002441
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=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85034276 
=035  \\$aBZN4182NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aCross infection
=550  \\$wg$aInfection
=690  \\$ar:AMD:6/22/90
=750  \2$aCross Infection$5IEN$0(DNLM)D003428

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=001  9880362166102441
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=010  \\$ash 85034273 
=035  \\$aBZN4179NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aGN345.7$cAnthropology
=150  \\$aCross-cultural studies
=360  \\$isubdivision$aCross-cultural studies$iunder topical headings, e.g.$aChild development--Cross-cultural studies
=450  \\$aComparison of cultures
=450  \\$aInter-cultural studies
=450  \\$aIntercultural studies
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=450  \\$aTranscultural studies
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=450  \\$aCrop plants
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=053  \0$aQK495.I75$cBotany
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=450  \\$aCroci
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=670  \\$aPLANTS database, Jan. 15, 2003$b(Crocus L., crocus, in family Iridaceae)
=670  \\$aEncyc. Americana$b(crocus: any of a group of low-growing perennials of the iris family with showy flowers in a wide range of colors; crocuses)
=670  \\$aWeb. 3$b(crocus: a large genus of perennial herbs (family Iridaceae); a bulb, plant, or flower of the genus Crocus, pl. crocuses, also croci or crocus)
=750  \2$aCrocus$5IEN$0(DNLM)D027622

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=150  \\$aCrocodiles
=450  \\$aCrocodylinae
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=670  \\$aAlderton, D. Crocodiles & alligators of the world, 1991:$bp. 121 (Family Crocodylidae; Subfamily Crocodylinae: Crocodiles)
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=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aCritical Care$ior$aCritical Illness$iand$aChild$5IEN

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=670  \\$aInteractive multimedia electronic journal of computer-enhanced learning (a serial).
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=053  \\$aQA76.9.A73
=150  \\$aComputer architecture
=450  \\$aArchitecture, Computer
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=681  \\$iNotes under$aComputer engineering; Computer organization
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=750  \2$aComputer Systems$5IEN$0(DNLM)D003199

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=001  9880362169802441
=005  20120730162821.0
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=010  \\$ash 85029465 
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=LDR  00705cz  a2200265n  4500
=001  9880362169902441
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=LDR  00441cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362170002441
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=010  \\$ash 85029421 
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=LDR  00329cz  a2200133n  4500
=001  9880362170102441
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=010  \\$ash 85029411 
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=LDR  00841cz  a2200241n  4500
=001  9880362170202441
=005  20120730162821.0
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=010  \\$ash 85029393 
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=LDR  00368cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362170302441
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=010  \\$ash 85029359 
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=LDR  00630cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880362170402441
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=LDR  00414cz  a2200133n  4500
=001  9880362170502441
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=010  \\$ash 85029355 
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=LDR  00490cz  a2200181n  4500
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=LDR  00572cz  a2200169n  4500
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=LDR  00911cz  a2200265n  4500
=001  9880362170902441
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=670  \\$aEduc. index$b(outcome-based education, OBE)
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=LDR  00612cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362171002441
=005  20120730162820.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
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=LDR  00868cz  a2200277n  4500
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=LDR  00856cz  a2200205n  4500
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=750  \2$aCommunity Psychiatry$5IEN$0(DNLM)D003158

=LDR  00645cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362171302441
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=010  \\$ash 85029245 
=035  \\$aBZM9151NU
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=LDR  00384cz  a2200133n  4500
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=LDR  00669cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362171502441
=005  20120730162820.0
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=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
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=LDR  00519cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362171702441
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=750  \2$aCommunity Health Nursing$5IEN$0(DNLM)D003152

=LDR  00674cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880362171802441
=005  20111212103314.0
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=450  \\$aHealth workers, Village
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=LDR  01043cz  a2200289n  4500
=001  9880362171902441
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=010  \\$ash 85029120 
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=LDR  00698cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362172002441
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=010  \\$ash 85028657 
=035  \\$aBZM8563NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
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=690  \\$ar:AMD:6/21/90
=750  \2$aColor Perception Tests$5IEN$0(DNLM)D003119

=LDR  00496cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362172202441
=005  20120730162818.0
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=010  \\$ash 85029113 
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=750  \2$aCommunication Disorders$5IEN$0(DNLM)D003147

=LDR  00500cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362172302441
=005  20090427103206.0
=008  920615i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85028654 
=035  \\$aBZM8560NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQP483
=150  \\$aColor vision
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=450  \\$wnne$aColor-sense
=550  \\$wg$aVisual perception
=750  \2$aColor Vision$0(DNLM)D055253$5IEN

=LDR  00454cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362172402441
=005  20110411111808.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85029080 
=035  \\$aBZM8986NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aR118$bR119.95
=150  \\$aCommunication in medicine
=450  \\$aHealth communication
=450  \\$aMedical communication
=550  \\$wg$aMedicine
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=LDR  00866cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880362172502441
=005  20120730162818.0
=008  920615i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85029047 
=035  \\$aBZM8953NU
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=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aCommunication devices for people with disabilities
=450  \\$aAugmentative communication devices
=450  \\$aCommunication aids for people with disabilities
=450  \\$wnne$aCommunication devices for the disabled
=550  \\$wg$aPeople with disabilities$xMeans of communication
=550  \\$wg$aSelf-help devices for people with disabilities
=670  \\$aBeukelman, D.R. Augmentative and alternative communication ... c1992.
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=750  \2$aCommunication Aids for Disabled$5IEN$0(DNLM)D003143

=LDR  00838cz  a2200265n  4500
=001  9880362172602441
=005  20140604120722.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85028612 
=035  \\$aBZM8518NU
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=053  \\$aGN197
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=LDR  00374cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362172702441
=005  20120730162814.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85028610 
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=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aColor of eyes
=450  \\$aEye$xColor
=450  \\$aEye color
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=LDR  01019cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880362172802441
=005  20130709081830.0
=008  940322i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85029027 
=035  \\$aBZM8933NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aP87$bP96
=150  \\$aCommunication
=360  \\$isubdivision$aCommunication$iunder ethnic groups
=450  \\$wnne$aCommunication, Primitive
=450  \\$aCommunications$5IEN
=450  \\$aMass communication
=450  \\$aMedia studies$5IEN
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=001  9880362173202441
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=001  9880362173602441
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=001  9880362173702441
=005  20120730162814.0
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=670  \\$aLC database, March 14, 2001$b(color healing)
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=LDR  00617cz  a2200241n  4500
=001  9880362173802441
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=001  9880362173902441
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=001  9880362174002441
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=010  \\$ash 85028901 
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=550  \\$aTransportation
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=001  9880362174102441
=005  20111212103056.0
=008  921221||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85028573 
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=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
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=001  9880362174202441
=005  20120730162813.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85028572 
=035  \\$aBZM8478NU
=035  \\$ash 85028572
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=053  \\$aRC804.C64
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=450  \\$aColoscopy
=550  \\$wg$aColon (Anatomy)$xExamination
=550  \\$wg$aEnteroscopy
=750  \2$aColonoscopy$5IEN$0(DNLM)D003113

=LDR  00470cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362174302441
=005  20120730162816.0
=008  030402i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85028890 
=035  \\$aBZM8796NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQK495.C73$cBotany
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=450  \\$aSpiderwort family (Plants)
=550  \\$wg$aCommelinales
=670  \\$aWeb. 3$b(spiderwort family: Commelinaceae)
=750  \2$aCommelinaceae$5IEN$0(DNLM)D034821

=LDR  00331cz  a2200133n  4500
=001  9880362174402441
=005  20120220094742.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85060425 
=035  \\$aBZR0331NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aHernia$xSurgery
=450  \\$aHerniotomy
=750  \2$aHerniorrhaphy$0(DNLM)D059685$5IEN

=LDR  01062cz  a2200301n  4500
=001  9880362174502441
=005  20120730163234.0
=008  940404i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85060424 
=035  \\$aBZR0330NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRD621$bRD626
=150  \\$aHernia
=450  \\$aAbdomen$xHernia
=450  \\$aAbdominal hernia
=450  \\$aEnterocele
=450  \\$aHernias
=450  \\$aHerniation
=450  \\$aIntestinal hernia
=450  \\$aIntestines$xHernia
=450  \\$aRupture (Hernia)
=550  \\$wg$aAbdomen$xDiseases
=550  \\$wg$aPathology
=550  \\$aTrusses (Surgery)
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Hernia x Enterocele)
=670  \\$aInter. dict. med. biol.$b(Rupture: popula term for hernia)
=680  \\$iHere are entered works on protrusion of internal body structures through connective tissue or the walls of the cavity where they are normally enclosed as well as works specifically on the protrusion of abdominal organs and tissues through the abdominal walls.
=750  \2$aHernia$5IEN$0(DNLM)D006547

=LDR  00359cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362174602441
=005  20060613083501.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85060422 
=035  \\$aBZR0328LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aQK495.H42
=150  \\$aHernandiaceae
=550  \\$wg$aMagnoliales
=750  \2$aHernandiaceae$0(DNLM)D049935$5IEN

=LDR  00811cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880362174702441
=005  20120730163234.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85060411 
=035  \\$aBZR0317NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQL444.M33$cZoology
=150  \\$aHermit crabs
=450  \\$aPaguridea
=450  \\$aPaguroidea
=550  \\$wg$aCrabs
=550  \\$wg$aDecapoda (Crustacea)
=670  \\$aWikipedia, Apr. 2, 2007$b(Anomura: a group of decapod crustaceans, including hermit crabs and others. Paguroidea -- hermit crabs and their relatives)
=670  \\$aITIS search, Apr. 3, 2007$b(Paguroidea Latreille, 1802, superfamily, synonym: Paguridea)
=688  \\$aFormer heading, from 4XX field with {dollar}w deleted 20070504: 150:##:_{dollar}a Anomura
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=001  9880362174802441
=005  20150413140831.0
=008  860211||\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85060402 
=035  \\$aBZR0308NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
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=053  \0$aPA49$cClassics
=150  \\$aHermeneutics
=360  \\$isubdivision$aHermeneutics$iunder individual sacred books, e.g.$aBible--Hermeneutics;$iand subdivision$aSacred books--Hermeneutics$iunder individual religions, e.g.$aBuddhism--Sacred books--Hermeneutics
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=001  9880362174902441
=005  20120730163234.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85060367 
=035  \\$aBZR0273NU
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh 85060367
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aBF418$cHeredity and genius
=053  \0$aHV6121$bHV6125$cHeredity and crime
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=450  \\$aAncestry
=450  \\$aDescent
=450  \\$aInheritance (Biology)
=450  \\$aPangenesis
=550  \\$wg$aBiology
=550  \\$wg$aBreeding
=550  \\$aAtavism
=550  \\$aEugenics
=550  \\$aGenetics
=550  \\$aMendel's law
=550  \\$aNatural selection
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=LDR  00435cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362175002441
=005  20090219090527.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85060354 
=035  \\$aBZR0260NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRM666.H33
=150  \\$aHerbs$xTherapeutic use
=450  \\$aHerb remedies
=450  \\$aHerbal medicine
=450  \\$aMedicinal herbs
=750  \2$aPhytotherapy$0(DNLM)D008517$5IEN

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=001  9880362175102441
=005  20120210101131.0
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=010  \\$ash 85060349 
=035  \\$aBZR0255NU
=035  \\$aSH 85060349
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=360  \\$iindividual herbivores and groups of herbivores
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=450  \\$aHerbivorous animals
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=450  \\$aPlant-eating animals
=450  \\$aPlant-feeding animals
=550  \\$wg$aAnimals
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=LDR  00752cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880362175202441
=005  20120730163234.0
=008  030917i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85060342 
=035  \\$aBZR0248NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aSB951.4$bSB951.45$cAgriculture
=150  \\$aHerbicides
=450  \\$aHerbicide
=450  \\$aWeed killers
=450  \\$aWeedicides
=550  \\$wg$aPesticides
=550  \\$aWeeds$xControl
=680  \\$iHere are entered descriptive works on herbicides and their use in weed control. Works on the physiological effect of herbicides on plants are entered under$aPlants--Effect of herbicides on.
=681  \\$iNote under$aPlants--Effect of herbicides on
=750  \2$aHerbicides$5IEN$0(DNLM)D006540

=LDR  00489cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362175302441
=005  20070518085746.0
=008  030917i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85060341 
=035  \\$aBZR0247LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aHerbicide resistance
=450  \\$aResistance to herbicides
=450  \\$aWeeds$xHerbicide resistance
=550  \\$wg$aPesticide resistance
=550  \\$aPlants$xEffect of herbicides on
=750  \2$aHerbicide Resistance$0(DNLM)D053209$5IEN

=LDR  00565cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362175402441
=005  20140305172121.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85060336 
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
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=680  \\$iHere are entered manuals describing useful plants, primarily those used for medicinal purposes.
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=LDR  01025cz  a2200313n  4500
=001  9880362175502441
=005  20120730163233.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85060322 
=035  \\$aBZR0228NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aCR
=150  \\$aHeraldry
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=450  \\$aBlazonry
=450  \\$aCoats of arms
=450  \\$aPedigrees
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=550  \\$aCrests
=550  \\$aDecorations of honor
=550  \\$aEmblems, National
=550  \\$aGenealogy
=550  \\$aKnights and knighthood
=550  \\$aPrecedence
=550  \\$aTitles of honor and nobility
=750  \2$aGenealogy and Heraldry$5IEN$0(DNLM)D005789

=LDR  00320cz  a2200133n  4500
=001  9880362175602441
=005  20120730163233.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|n\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85060312 
=035  \\$aBZR0218NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aHeptane
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/5/90
=750  \2$aHeptanes$5IEN$0(DNLM)D006536

=LDR  00745cz  a2200265n  4500
=001  9880362175702441
=005  20120730163233.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85060303 
=035  \\$aBZR0209NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRC848.H46
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=450  \\$aBile nephrosis
=450  \\$aCholemic nephrosis
=450  \\$aHepaticorenal syndrome
=450  \\$aHepatonephritis serosa acuta
=450  \\$aHepatourologic syndrome
=450  \\$aHeyd's syndrome
=450  \\$aUrohepatic syndrome
=550  \\$wg$aAcute renal failure
=550  \\$wg$aBiliary tract$xDiseases
=550  \\$wg$aSyndromes
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/5/90
=750  \2$aHepatorenal Syndrome$5IEN$0(DNLM)D006530

=LDR  00371cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362175802441
=005  20120730163233.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85060302 
=035  \\$aBZR0208NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aHepatoma
=550  \\$wg$aLiver$xTumors
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/5/90
=750  \2$aCarcinoma, Hepatocellular$5IEN$0(DNLM)D006528

=LDR  00728cz  a2200241n  4500
=001  9880362175902441
=005  20120730163233.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85060301 
=035  \\$aBZR0207NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRC394.H4
=150  \\$aHepatolenticular degeneration
=450  \\$aDegeneration, Hepatolenticular
=450  \\$aLenticular degeneration
=450  \\$aProgressive lenticular degeneration
=450  \\$aWilson's disease
=550  \\$wg$aBrain$xDiseases
=550  \\$wg$aCopper$xMetabolism$xDisorders
=550  \\$wg$aExtrapyramidal disorders
=550  \\$wg$aLiver$xDiseases
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/5/90
=750  \2$aHepatolenticular Degeneration$5IEN$0(DNLM)D006527

=LDR  00370cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880361895002441
=005  20120730162712.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85022075 
=035  \\$aBZM1981NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aCerebellar nuclei
=550  \\$wg$aCerebellum
=690  \\$ar:AMD:6/20/90
=750  \2$aCerebellar Nuclei$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002529

=LDR  00370cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880361895102441
=005  20120730162712.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85022074 
=035  \\$aBZM1980NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aCerebellar cortex
=550  \\$wg$aCerebellum
=690  \\$ar:AMD:6/20/90
=750  \2$aCerebellar Cortex$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002525

=LDR  00475cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880361895202441
=005  20120730162715.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85022122 
=035  \\$aBZM2028NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRD594
=150  \\$aCerebrospinal fluid shunts
=450  \\$aShunts, Cerebrospinal fluid
=550  \\$wg$aBrain$xVentricles$xSurgery
=690  \\$ar:AMD:6/20/90
=750  \2$aCerebrospinal Fluid Shunts$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002557

=LDR  00449cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880361895302441
=005  20120730162715.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85022121 
=035  \\$aBZM2027NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aCerebrospinal fluid pressure
=450  \\$aCerebrospinal fluid$xPressure
=550  \\$wg$aBody fluids$xPressure
=690  \\$ar:AMD:6/20/90
=750  \2$aCerebrospinal Fluid Pressure$5IEN$0(DNLM)D015170

=LDR  00734cz  a2200241n  4500
=001  9880361895402441
=005  20201112175433.0
=008  920906i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85022060
=035  \\$aBZM1966NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \0$aQL737.P93
=150  \\$aCercopithecus aethiops
=450  \\$aCercopithecus pygerythrus
=450  \\$aCercopithecus sabaeus
=450  \\$aCercopithecus tantalus
=450  \\$aGreen monkey
=450  \\$aGrivet monkey
=450  \\$aSavanna monkey
=450  \\$aVervet monkey
=550  \\$wg$aCercopithecus
=670  \\$aCorbet, G. World list of mammalian species, 1991:$bp. 98 (Cercopithecus aethiops; Savanna monkey)
=750  \2$aChlorocebus aethiops$0(DNLM)D002522$5IEN

=LDR  00539cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880361895502441
=005  20120730162714.0
=008  860211||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85022119 
=035  \\$aBZM2025NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQP375
=150  \\$aCerebrospinal fluid
=450  \\$aCerebrorachidian fluid
=450  \\$aCSF (Cerebrospinal fluid)
=550  \\$wg$aBody fluids
=550  \\$wg$aBrain
=550  \\$wg$aSpinal cord
=690  \\$ar:AMD:6/20/90
=750  \2$aCerebrospinal Fluid$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002555

=LDR  00448cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880361895602441
=005  20120730162712.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85022059 
=035  \\$aBZM1965NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQL737.P93
=150  \\$aCercopithecus
=450  \\$aGuenons
=450  \\$aLasiopyga
=550  \\$wg$aCercopithecidae
=690  \\$ar:AMD:6/19/90
=750  \2$aCercopithecus$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002521

=LDR  00375cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880361895702441
=005  20120730162714.0
=008  021106i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85022116 
=035  \\$aBZM2022NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQP752.C4$cAnimal biochemistry
=150  \\$aCerebrosides
=550  \\$wg$aCeramides
=750  \2$aCerebrosides$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002554

=LDR  00389cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880361895802441
=005  20120730162714.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|n\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85022114 
=035  \\$aBZM2020NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRC280.B7
=150  \\$aBrain$xVentricles$xTumors
=690  \\$ar:AMD:6/20/90
=750  \2$aCerebral Ventricle Neoplasms$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002551

=LDR  00421cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880361895902441
=005  20120730162711.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85022058 
=035  \\$aBZM1964NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aQL737.P93
=150  \\$aCercopithecidae
=450  \\$aOld World monkeys
=550  \\$wg$aMonkeys
=550  \\$wg$aPrimates
=750  \2$aCercopithecidae$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002520

=LDR  00348cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880361896002441
=005  20110428151958.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85022050 
=035  \\$aBZM1956NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \\$aQL391.P7
=150  \\$aCercariae
=550  \\$wg$aDigenea$xLarvae
=750  \2$aCercaria$0(DNLM)D058487$5IEN

=LDR  00426cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880361896102441
=005  20120730162714.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85022112 
=035  \\$aBZM2018NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aBrain$xVentricles$xRadiography
=450  \\$aCerebral ventriculography$5IEN
=450  \\$aVentriculography, Cerebral
=750  \2$aCerebral Ventriculography$5IEN$0(DNLM)D014695

=LDR  00684cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880361896202441
=005  20120730162714.0
=008  860211||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85022111 
=035  \\$aBZM2017NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQL938.C47$cComparative anatomy
=053  \\$aQM455$cHuman anatomy
=150  \\$aBrain$xVentricles
=450  \\$wnne$aCerebral ventricles
=450  \\$aVentricles, Brain
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Cerebral ventricles)
=670  \\$aNIH$b(Brain, Central spaces, cerebral ventricles)
=670  \\$aDorland's med. dict.$b(ventricle, v's of the brain)
=690  \\$ar:AMD:6/20/90
=750  \2$aCerebral Ventricles$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002552

=LDR  00625cz  a2200241n  4500
=001  9880361896302441
=005  20120730162710.0
=008  930323i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85022043 
=035  \\$aBZM1949NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQL537.C37
=150  \\$aCeratopogonidae
=450  \\$aBiting midges
=450  \\$aBloodsucking midges
=450  \\$aHeleidae
=450  \\$aLeptoconopidae
=450  \\$aMidges, Biting
=450  \\$aMidges, Bloodsucking
=450  \\$aNo-see-ums (Insects)
=450  \\$aPunkies (Insects)
=550  \\$wg$aDiptera
=750  \2$aCeratopogonidae$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002519

=LDR  00368cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880361896402441
=005  20120730162710.0
=008  860211|n\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85022024 
=035  \\$aBZM1930NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aR857.C4
=150  \\$aCeramics in medicine
=550  \\$wg$aBiomedical materials
=750  \2$aCeramics$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002516

=LDR  00404cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880361896502441
=005  20120730162714.0
=008  911212||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85022110 
=035  \\$aBZM2016NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aCerebral veins
=450  \\$aVenae cerebri
=550  \\$wg$aBrain$xBlood-vessels
=550  \\$wg$aVeins
=750  \2$aCerebral Veins$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002550

=LDR  00868cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880361896602441
=005  20120730162710.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85022017 
=035  \\$aBZM1923NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aCeramics
=450  \\$aCeramic technology
=450  \\$aIndustrial ceramics
=450  \\$aKeramics
=550  \\$wg$aBuilding materials
=550  \\$wg$aChemistry, Technical
=550  \\$wg$aClay
=680  \\$iHere are entered general works on the technology of fired earth products, or clay products intended for industrial and technical use. Works on earthenware, chinaware, and art objects are entered under$aPottery$ior$aPottery craft.$iParticular objects and types are entered under their specific names, e.g.$aBricks; Pipe, Clay; Refractory materials; Tiles; Vases.
=750  \2$aCeramics$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002516

=LDR  00422cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880361896702441
=005  20120730162710.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85021986 
=035  \\$aBZM1892NU
=035  \\$ash 85021986
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aRM666.C3794
=150  \\$aCephradine
=550  \\$wg$aCarboxylic acids
=550  \\$wg$aCephalosporins
=750  \2$aCephradine$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002515

=LDR  00606cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880361896802441
=005  20120730162714.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85022109 
=035  \\$aBZM2015NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRJ496.C42
=150  \\$aCerebral sclerosis, Diffuse
=450  \\$aDiffuse cerebral sclerosis
=450  \\$aSchilder myelinoclastic diffuse sclerosis
=450  \\$aSchilder's disease
=550  \\$wg$aBrain$xDiseases
=550  \\$wg$aDemyelination
=690  \\$ar:AMD:6/20/90
=750  \2$aDiffuse Cerebral Sclerosis of Schilder$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002549

=LDR  00454cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880361896902441
=005  20120730162710.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85021981 
=035  \\$aBZM1887NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRM666.C379
=150  \\$aCephalosporins
=450  \\$wnne$aCephalosporin
=550  \\$wg$aAntibacterial agents
=550  \\$wg$aBeta lactam antibiotics
=750  \2$aCephalosporins$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002511

=LDR  00523cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880361897002441
=005  20060524140338.0
=008  940404i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85021974 
=035  \\$aBZM1880NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aQL430.2$bQL430.3
=150  \\$aCephalopoda
=450  \\$aCephalopods
=450  \\$aColeoidea
=450  \\$aDibranchiata
=550  \\$wg$aMollusks
=670  \\$aRandom House$b(cephalopod, any mollusk of the class Cephalopoda)
=750  \2$aCephalopoda$0(DNLM)D049830$5IEN

=LDR  00430cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880361897102441
=005  20120730162709.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85021971 
=035  \\$aBZM1877NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQL950.5$cAnatomy
=150  \\$aCephalometry
=450  \\$aHead$xMeasurement
=550  \\$wg$aAnthropometry
=690  \\$ar:AMD:6/19/90
=750  \2$aCephalometry$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002508

=LDR  00384cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880361897202441
=005  20020328082250.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85021965 
=035  \\$aBZM1871LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aQK495.R85
=150  \\$aCephaelis
=450  \\$aCephaleis
=450  \\$aUragoga
=550  \\$wg$aRubiaceae
=750  \0$aCephaelis$5IEN

=LDR  00900cz  a2200277n  4500
=001  9880361897302441
=005  20120730162714.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85022108 
=035  \\$aBZM2014NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRD594.2
=150  \\$aCerebral revascularization
=450  \\$aAnastomosis, Extracranial-intracranial
=450  \\$aBrain revascularization
=450  \\$aCerebral microsurgical revascularization
=450  \\$aEC-IC arterial bypass
=450  \\$aExtracranial-intracranial anastomosis
=450  \\$aExtracranial-intracranial arterial bypass
=450  \\$aMicrosurgical revascularization, Cerebral
=450  \\$aRevascularization, Cerebral
=450  \\$aTranscranial bypass
=550  \\$wg$aCerebral arteries$xSurgery
=550  \\$wg$aMicrosurgery
=690  \\$ar:AMD:6/20/90
=750  \2$aCerebral Revascularization$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002548

=LDR  00371cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880361897402441
=005  20120730162709.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85021958 
=035  \\$aBZM1864NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \\$aQH597
=150  \\$aCentrosomes
=550  \\$wg$aCells
=550  \\$wg$aKaryokinesis
=750  \2$aCentrosome$5IEN$0(DNLM)D018385

=LDR  00942cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880361897502441
=005  20120730162709.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85021949 
=035  \\$aBZM1855NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aRM666.M353
=150  \\$aMeclofenoxate
=450  \\$wnne$aCentrophenoxine
=450  \\$aMeclophenoxate
=550  \\$wg$aChlorophenoxyacetic acid
=550  \\$wg$aNeuroprotective agents
=550  \\$wg$aNootropic agents
=670  \\$aPharmaceutical substances, 2001:$bp. 1217 (Meclofenoxate (Centrophenoxine), neuroenergetic)
=670  \\$aMeSH browser, June 28, 2007$b(Meclofenoxate. Entry term: Centrophenoxine. Pharm. action: Neuroprotective Agents; Nootropic Agents. Scope note: A drug composed of dimethylamineoethanol and parachlorphenoxyacetic acid (PCPA).)
=688  \\$aHeading changed 20070810 from: 150:##:_{dollar}a Centrophenoxine
=750  \2$aMeclofenoxate$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002504

=LDR  00357cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880361897602441
=005  20120730162709.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85021940 
=035  \\$aBZM1846NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aCentrioles
=550  \\$wg$aCentrosomes
=690  \\$ar:AMD:6/19/90
=750  \2$aCentrioles$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002502

=LDR  00564cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880361897702441
=005  20120730162709.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85021938 
=035  \\$aBZM1844NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQP519.9.D45
=150  \\$aCentrifugation, Density gradient
=450  \\$aDensity gradient centrifugation
=550  \\$wg$aSedimentation analysis
=550  \\$wg$aSeparation (Technology)
=550  \\$aZonal centrifuge
=690  \\$ar:AMD:6/19/90
=750  \2$aCentrifugation, Density Gradient$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002499

=LDR  00534cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880361897802441
=005  20120730162709.0
=008  860211||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85021937 
=035  \\$aBZM1843NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQD54.C4$cChemistry
=053  \\$aQH324.9.C4$cBiology
=053  \\$aQP519.9.C44$cBiological chemistry
=150  \\$aCentrifugation
=550  \\$wg$aCentrifuges
=550  \\$wg$aSeparation (Technology)
=690  \\$ar:AMD:6/19/90
=750  \2$aCentrifugation$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002498

=LDR  00362cz  a2200133n  4500
=001  9880361897902441
=005  20120730162709.0
=008  911218||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85021926 
=035  \\$aBZM1832NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aCentral venous pressure
=550  \\$wg$aVenous pressure
=750  \2$aCentral Venous Pressure$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002496

=LDR  00364cz  a2200133n  4500
=001  9880361898002441
=005  20120730162709.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85021914 
=035  \\$aBZM1820NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aRC280.N43
=150  \\$aCentral nervous system$xTumors
=750  \2$aCentral Nervous System Neoplasms$5IEN$0(DNLM)D016543

=LDR  00368cz  a2200133n  4500
=001  9880361898102441
=005  20120730162708.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85021909 
=035  \\$aBZM1815NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aRC360$bRC406
=150  \\$aCentral nervous system$xDiseases
=750  \2$aCentral Nervous System Diseases$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002493

=LDR  00366cz  a2200133n  4500
=001  9880361898202441
=005  20120730162708.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85021908 
=035  \\$aBZM1814NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aRC280.N43
=150  \\$aCentral nervous system$xCancer
=750  \2$aCentral Nervous System Neoplasms$5IEN-M$0(DNLM)D016543

=LDR  00429cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880361898302441
=005  20120730162708.0
=008  860211||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85021906 
=035  \\$aBZM1812NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aCentral nervous system
=450  \\$aNervous system, Central
=550  \\$wg$aNervous system
=690  \\$ar:AMD:6/19/90
=750  \2$aCentral Nervous System$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002490

=LDR  00716cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880361898402441
=005  20120730162708.0
=008  860211||\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85021832 
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aHA37$cOrganization
=053  \0$aHA175$bHA4737$cReports, by country
=150  \\$aCensus
=360  \\$isubdivisions$aCensus$ior$aCensus, [date]$iunder names of countries, cities, etc.; and under ethnic groups
=450  \\$aCensus of population
=450  \\$aCensus$vStatistics
=550  \\$wg$aPopulation
=550  \\$wg$aStatistics
=550  \\$aGovernment questionnaires
=550  \\$aHousehold surveys
=670  \\$aUMI business vocab.
=750  \2$aCensuses$5IEN$0(DNLM)D019352

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=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aGT3320$cManners and customs
=053  \0$aRA626$bRA630$cPublic health
=150  \\$aCemeteries
=450  \\$aBurial grounds
=450  \\$aBurying-grounds
=450  \\$aChurchyards
=450  \\$aGraves
=450  \\$aGraveyards
=450  \\$aMemorial gardens (Cemeteries)
=450  \\$aMemorial parks (Cemeteries)
=450  \\$aMemory gardens (Cemeteries)
=450  \\$aNecropoleis
=450  \\$aNecropoles
=450  \\$aNecropoli
=450  \\$aNecropolises
=550  \\$wg$aBurial
=550  \\$wg$aDeath care industry
=670  \\$aPanati, C. Panati's extraordinary endings, 1989:$bp. 21-35 (graveyard; garden cemetery; memorial park)
=670  \\$aLC database, Jan. 16, 1996$b(... Memorial Gardens; ... Memorial Park; ... Memory Gardens)
=670  \\$aWeb. 3$b(necropolis (pl. necropolises or necropoles also necropoleis or necropoli): cemetery, esp. a large elaborate cemetery of an ancient city; an ancient or prehistoric burying place)
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=LDR  01508cz  a2200253n  4500
=001  9880361898602441
=005  20120730162708.0
=008  031113i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85021755 
=035  \\$aBZM1661NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dWaU
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=450  \\$aCement (Teeth)
=450  \\$aDental cementum
=450  \\$aTooth cementum
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=550  \\$wg$aPeriodontium
=550  \\$wg$aTeeth
=670  \\$aWildlife & ecology studies worldwide, via WWW, Nov. 13, 2003$b(cementum; tooth cementum; dental cementum)
=670  \\$aThe American Heritage dictionary of the English language, via WWW, Nov. 13, 2003$b(cementum, also cement: A bonelike substance covering the root of a tooth)
=670  \\$aMerriam-Webster dict., via WWW, Nov. 13, 2003$b(cementum: a specialized external bony layer covering the dentin of the part of a tooth normally within the gum)
=670  \\$aAccessScience@McGraw-Hill, via WWW, Nov. 13, 2003$b(cement [HISTOLOGY] Calcified tissue which fastens the roots of teeth to the alveolus. Also known as cementum)
=670  \\$aMESH browser, Nov. 13, 2003$b(Dental Cementum. UF Cementoblasts; Cementum; Cementoblast; Cementum, Dental. The bonelike rigid connective tissue covering the root of a tooth from the cementoenamel junction to the apex and lining the apex of the root canal, also assisting in tooth support by serving as attachment structures for the periodontal ligament.)
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=001  9880361898702441
=005  20120730162708.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85021713 
=035  \\$aBZM1619LC
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=150  \\$aCelosia
=550  \\$wg$aAmaranthaceae
=750  \2$aCelosia$5IEN$0(DNLM)D034762

=LDR  00486cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880361898802441
=005  20120730162707.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85021705 
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=LDR  00400cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880361898902441
=005  20120730162707.0
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=010  \\$ash 85021704 
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=550  \\$wg$aHeterotrophic bacteria
=750  \2$aCellulomonas$5IEN$0(DNLM)D040143

=LDR  00416cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880361899002441
=005  20120730162707.0
=008  940124i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85021701 
=035  \\$aBZM1607NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aCellulitis
=450  \\$aEthmyphytis
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=550  \\$wg$aPathology, Cellular
=750  \2$aCellulitis$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002481

=LDR  00689cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880361899102441
=005  20140121151627.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85021700 
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=450  \\$aCell therapy
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=450  \\$aTherapy, Cellular
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=550  \\$wg$aTherapeutics, Physiological
=550  \\$wg$aTransplantation of organs, tissues, etc.
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=750  \2$aCell- and Tissue-Based Therapy$0(DNLM)D064987$5IEN

=LDR  00621cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880361899202441
=005  20120730162707.0
=008  910606i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85021695 
=035  \\$aBZM1601NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQR185.5
=150  \\$aCellular immunity
=450  \\$aCell-mediated immunity
=450  \\$aCellular immunology
=450  \\$aImmunity, Cellular$5IEN
=550  \\$wg$aClonal selection theory
=550  \\$wg$aImmune response
=550  \\$wg$aImmunity
=670  \\$aLC data base, 3/7/91$b(Cellular immunology)
=750  \2$aImmunity, Cellular$5IEN$0(DNLM)D007111

=LDR  00355cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880361899302441
=005  20050426140316.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85021688 
=035  \\$aBZM1594NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=150  \\$aCells$xMorphology
=450  \\$aCell shape
=550  \\$wg$aMorphology
=750  \2$aCell Shape$0(DNLM)D048430$5IEN

=LDR  00593cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880361899402441
=005  20121023153009.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85020127 
=035  \\$aBZM0033NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dWaU
=053  \0$aQD181.C1
=150  \\$aCarbon tetrachloride
=450  \\$aTetrachloromethane
=550  \\$wg$aCarbon compounds
=550  \\$wg$aTetrachlorides
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Health effects assessment for carbon tetrachloride, 1989$b(carbon tetrachloride, also known as tetrachloromethane)
=750  \2$aCarbon Tetrachloride$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002251

=LDR  00525cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880361899502441
=005  20120730162646.0
=008  920330||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85020124 
=035  \\$aBZM0030NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aCarbon monoxide lasers
=550  \\$wg$aGas lasers
=750  \2$81$wb$aCarbon Monoxide$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002248
=750  \2$81$wb$aLasers$5IEN$0(DNLM)D007834
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aCarbon Monoxide$iand$aLasers.

=LDR  00474cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880361899602441
=005  20140304095031.0
=008  860211||\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85020121 
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=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC$dDLC
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=150  \\$aCarbon monoxide
=450  \\$aCarbonic oxide
=550  \\$wg$aGases, Asphyxiating and poisonous
=750  \2$aCarbon Monoxide$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002248

=LDR  00869cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880361899702441
=005  20140304095030.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85020116 
=035  \\$aBZM0022NU
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aTD887.C37$cAir pollutant
=053  \0$aTP248.C34$cChemical technology
=150  \\$aCarbon disulfide
=450  \\$aCarbon bisulfide
=450  \\$wnne$aCarbon disulphide
=450  \\$aDithiocarbonic anhydride
=550  \\$wg$aSulfides
=670  \\$aInter. dict. med. biol.$b(carbon disulfide: a colorless, highly flammable liquid used in the manufacture of rayon, carbon tetrachloride, soil disinfectants, and electronic tubes, and as a solvent. Also called dithiocarbonic anhydride)
=688  \\$aHeading changed 20070821 from: 150:##:_{dollar}a Carbon disulphide
=750  \2$aCarbon Disulfide$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002246

=LDR  00564cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880361899802441
=005  20120730162645.0
=008  920330||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85020113 
=035  \\$aBZM0019NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aCarbon dioxide lasers
=450  \\$aCarbon-dioxide-gas lasers
=550  \\$wg$aGas lasers
=750  \2$81$wb$aCarbon Dioxide$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002245
=750  \2$81$wb$aLasers$5IEN$0(DNLM)D007834
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aCarbon Dioxide$iand$aLasers.

=LDR  00352cz  a2200133n  4500
=001  9880361899902441
=005  20120730162645.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85020111 
=035  \\$aBZM0017NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aCarbon dioxide in the body
=550  \\$wg$aBody composition
=750  \2$aCarbon Dioxide$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002245

=LDR  00789cz  a2200253n  4500
=001  9880361900002441
=005  20140304095029.0
=008  030210i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
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=053  \0$aTD427.C37$cWater pollutant
=053  \0$aTD885.5.C3$cAir pollutant
=053  \0$aTP244.C1$cManufacture
=150  \\$aCarbon dioxide
=450  \\$aCarbonic acid gas
=450  \\$aCarbonic anhydride
=550  \\$wg$aCarbon compounds
=550  \\$wg$aOxides
=670  \\$aRandom House$b(also known as carbonic-acid gas)
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Carbon dioxide x Carbonic andydride)
=681  \\$iExample under$aPolyatomic molecules; Refrigerants
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=LDR  00737cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880361900102441
=005  20110318083604.0
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=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aCarbon cycle (Biogeochemistry)
=450  \\$aGlobal carbon cycle
=550  \\$wg$aBiogeochemical cycles
=670  \\$aLC database, Oct. 31, 1997$b(global carbon cycle)
=670  \\$aRandom House:$bcarbon cycle (1. ecology. The circulation of carbon atoms in biosphere as a result of photosynthetic conversion of carbon dioxide into complex organic compounds ... 2. Astrophysics. A cycle of nuclear transformations in the interiors of stars.)
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=LDR  00776cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880361900202441
=005  20121023153009.0
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=053  \0$aQD248$bQD449
=150  \\$aCarbon compounds
=550  \\$wg$aChemicals
=670  \\$aWikipedia, July 18, 2012$b(An organic compound is any member of a large class of gaseous, liquid, or solid chemical compounds whose molecules contain carbon.)
=680  \\$iHere are entered works on special groups of carbon compounds and their reactions. General works on organic chemistry are entered under$aChemistry, Organic.
=681  \\$iNote under$aChemistry, Organic
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=035  \\$a(DLC)sh 85020091
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=450  \\$aRadiocarbon
=750  \2$aCarbon Isotopes$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002247

=LDR  00923cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880361900402441
=005  20120730162645.0
=008  050912i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85020090 
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=053  \0$aTA455.C3$cEngineering materials
=053  \0$aTP245.C4$cChemical technology
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=360  \\$isubdivision$aCarbon content$iunder individual materials and types of materials, e.g.$aMetals--Carbon content
=360  \\$isubdivision$aCarbon content$iunder individual materials, e.g.$aMetals--Carbon content
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=053  \\$aQP801.C3115$cBiochemistry
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=550  \\$wg$aPyridine
=690  \\$ar:AMD:6/8/90
=750  \2$aCarbolines$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002243

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=001  9880361900602441
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=150  \\$aPhenol
=450  \\$aBenzophenol
=450  \\$wnne$aCarbolic acid
=450  \\$aHydroxybenzene
=450  \\$aPhenic acid
=450  \\$aPhenyl hydroxide
=450  \\$aPhenylic acid
=550  \\$wg$aPhenols
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Phenol : seine Entdeckung, Strukturaufkl�arung und grossindustrielle Herstellung, c1990.
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=670  \\$aHackh chem. dict.$b(phenol; phenyl hydroxide, phenic acid)
=681  \\$iExample under$aChemicals
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=001  9880361900702441
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=008  871218i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
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=035  \\$aBZL9988NU
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=053  \\$aRC632.C3
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=450  \\$wnne$aCarbohydrate metabolism disorders
=750  \2$aCarbohydrate Metabolism, Inborn Errors$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002239

=LDR  00369cz  a2200133n  4500
=001  9880361900802441
=005  20060524131230.0
=008  910708||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
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=450  \\$wnne$aCarbohydrate metabolism
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=001  9880361900902441
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=053  \0$aQP701$bQP702$cBiochemistry
=150  \\$aCarbohydrates
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=360  \\$inames of compounds belonging to this group, e.g.$aCellulose, Dextrose, Levulose, Pentoses
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=550  \\$wg$aOrganic compounds
=550  \\$aGlycomics
=670  \\$aAm. heritage dict.$b(carb: informal for carburetor or carbohydrate)
=750  \2$aCarbohydrates$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002241

=LDR  00636cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880361901002441
=005  20120804125407.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85020079 
=035  \\$aBZL9985NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRJ399.C3
=150  \\$aCarbohydrate metabolism disorders in children
=550  \\$wg$aMetabolic disorders in children
=750  \2$81$wb$aCarbohydrate Metabolism, Inborn Errors$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002239
=750  \2$81$wb$aChild$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002648
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aCarbohdrate Metabolism, Inborn Errors$iand$aChild$5IEN

=LDR  00437cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880361901102441
=005  20120730162644.0
=008  920417i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85020073 
=035  \\$aBZL9979NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRM666.C
=150  \\$aCarbenicillin
=450  \\$aCarbenicillin indanyl
=450  \\$aIndanyl carbenicillin
=550  \\$wg$aPenicillin
=750  \2$aCarbenicillin$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002228

=LDR  00420cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880361901202441
=005  20120730162644.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85020072 
=035  \\$aBZL9978NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aCarbazole
=450  \\$aCarbazoles$5IEN
=450  \\$aDibenzopyrrole
=450  \\$aDiphenylenimide
=690  \\$ar:AMD:6/18/90
=750  \2$aCarbazoles$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002227

=LDR  00423cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880361901302441
=005  20120730162644.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85020071 
=035  \\$aBZL9977NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aCarbaryl
=450  \\$aMethoxynaphthyl carbamate
=450  \\$aSevin$5IEN
=550  \\$wg$aCarbamates
=550  \\$wg$aInsecticides
=750  \2$aCarbaryl$5IEN$0(DNLM)D012721

=LDR  00433cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880361901402441
=005  20120730162644.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85020070 
=035  \\$aBZL9976NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aCarbamazepine
=450  \\$aDibenzazepinecarboxamide
=550  \\$wg$aAmides
=550  \\$wg$aAnticonvulsants
=690  \\$ar:AMD:6/8/90
=750  \2$aCarbamazepine$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002220

=LDR  00363cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880361901502441
=005  20120730162644.0
=008  860211||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85020069 
=035  \\$aBZL9975NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aCarbamates
=550  \\$wg$aCarbamic acid
=690  \\$ar:AMD:6/8/90
=750  \2$aCarbamates$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002219

=LDR  00743cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880361901602441
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=001  9880361901802441
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=001  9880361901902441
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=450  \\$aCapsaicine
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=450  \\$aCapsin (Trademark)
=450  \\$aCapzasin (Trademark)
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=450  \\$aNGX-4010 (Trademark)
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=450  \\$aZacin (Trademark)
=450  \\$aZostrix (Trademark)
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=550  \\$wg$aCapsaicinoids
=670  \\$aMeSH 2011$b(Capsaicin. An alkylamide found in Capsicum that acts at TRPV cation channels. UF Axsain; Capsaicine; Capsidol; Capsin; Capzasin; Gelcen; Katrum; NGX-4010; Zacin; Zostrix. Pharm. action: Antipruritics; Sensory System Agents. Previous indexing: Alkaloids (1966-1974), Amides (1966-1974), Capsicum (1966-1974), Catechols (1966-1974), Fatty Acids, Unsaturated (1973-1974). In MeSH tree structures under: Polyunsaturated Alkamides; Catechols; Solanaceous Alkaloids; and Fatty Acids, Monounsaturated)
=670  \\$aHaak, D.C. Spicy variation, 2010:$babstr. (capsaicin belongs to a class of chemicals which are only found in chili plants, capsaicinoids)
=670  \\$aWikipedia, Oct. 14, 2011$b(Capsaicin and several related compounds are called capsaicinoids and are produced as a secondary metabolite by chili peppers, probably as deterrents against certain herbivores and fungi; Capsaicin is the main capsaicinoid in chili peppers, followed by dihydrocapsaicin. These two compounds are also about twice as potent to the taste and nerves as the minor capsaicinoids nordihydrocapsaicin, homodihydrocapsaicin, and homocapsaicin. Capsaicin is currently used in topical ointments, as well as a high-dose dermal patch (trade name Qutenza), to relieve the pain of peripheral neuropathy such as post-herpetic neuralgia caused by shingles. Capsaicin creams are used to treat psoriasis as an effective way to reduce itching and inflammation; also the active ingredient in riot control and personal defense pepper spray chemical agents)
=670  \\$aMosby's dental dictionary, c2008, via TheFreeDictionary.com, Oct. 14, 2011$b(capsaicin; brand names: Zostrix, Capzasin-P, Axsain; drug class: topical analgesic for selected pain syndromes; action: depletes and prevents reaccumulation of substance P in peripheral sensory neurons; uses: neuralgia associated with herpes zoster, rheumatoid arthritis, temporomandibular joint (TMJ) pain.)
=670  \\$aMosby's medical dictionary, c2009, via TheFreeDictionary.com, Oct. 14, 2011$b(capsaicin: an alkaloid irritating to the skin and mucous membranes, the pungent active principle in capsicum. It is used in a cream that is a counterirritant and topical analgesic and also in pepper spray.)
=670  \\$aPlant physiology, Aug. 2009:$bp. 1806 (Capsaicinoids are the pungent alkaloids that give hot peppers (Capsicum spp.) their spiciness)
=670  \\$aEvaluation of capsaicinoid levels in pepper cultivars and assessment of antimicrobial activity of pepper extracts, via WWW, Oct. 14, 2011$b(Analysis of extracts from Capsicum sp. has revealed a complex suite of secondary metabolites of the terpenoid and phenyl propanoid family of plant natural products. Capsaicin is the major constituent of extracts from the pepper fruit and several lesser concentrated capsaicinoids have been identified in some species. Capsaicin is nearly 64% of extracts, in some cultivars, with the remaining comprised of dihydrocapsaicin and other trace capsaicinoids. Although humans do not have taste receptors for capsaicinoids, the peripheral nervous system has receptors that bind capsaicin and mimic the pain sensation produced from heat. Capsaicin causes heat sensing neurons to send signals through the human body creating a burning sensation. The capsicum varieties have varying concentrations of capsaicin so their peppers vary in degrees of heat. The degree of heat is normally expressed as a Scoville number indicating the results of an organoleptic test (taste test). The applications of capsaicin are numerous and expand beyond culinary uses to include pepper spray, pain reliever, a deterrent for drug addiction, and potential therapeutics for human health including the treatment of prostate cancer.)
=670  \\$aJournal of forensic sciences, May 2001:$bp. 502 (The term "capsaicinoids" describes a group of pungent chemical analogues found in hot peppers. There are five naturally occurring capsaicinoids: capsaicin, dihydrocapsaicin, nordihydrocapsaicin, homocapsaicin, and homodihydrocapsaicin. The most abundant and potent analogues in peppers (and consequently pepper extracts) are capsaicin and dihydrocapsaicin. Nordihydrocapsaicin, homocapsaicin, and homodihydrocapsaicin are also present, but generally contribute little to the total capsaicinoid concentration and pungency of the pepper. Capsaicinoids are the pharmacologically active and pain-producing components of the hot pepper. The characteristic chemical structure of capsaicin (or its analogues) contains a vanillamide moiety (4-hydroxy-3-methoxybenzylamide) and an acyl chain containing 10 to 11 carbon atoms. Capsaicinoids produce pain by stimulating the vanilloid receptor.)
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=001  9880361902102441
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=010  \\$ash 85019989 
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=550  \\$wg$aRespiratory gas monitoring
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=LDR  00482cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880361902202441
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=550  \\$aCapital
=670  \\$aHolland, S. The market economy, 1987.
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=001  9880361902302441
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=035  \\$aBZL9855NU
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=053  \0$aHV8694$bHV8699
=150  \\$aCapital punishment
=450  \\$aAbolition of capital punishment
=450  \\$aDeath penalty
=450  \\$aDeath sentence
=550  \\$wg$aCriminal law
=550  \\$wg$aPunishment
=550  \\$aExecutions and executioners
=670  \\$aWashingtonpost.com, Nov. 25, 2003$b(Convicted sniper John Allen Muhammad received two death sentences ...)
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=001  9880361902402441
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=LDR  00485cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880361902502441
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=010  \\$ash 85019928 
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=550  \\$wg$aMatter$xProperties
=550  \\$wg$aPhysics
=550  \\$aPermeability
=550  \\$aSurface chemistry
=550  \\$aSurface tension
=750  \2$aCapillary Action$0(DNLM)D002197$5IEN

=LDR  00353cz  a2200133n  4500
=001  9880361902602441
=005  20120730162640.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|n\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85019926 
=035  \\$aBZL9832NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aCapillaries$xPermeability
=690  \\$ar:AMD:6/18/90
=750  \2$aCapillary Permeability$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002199

=LDR  00472cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880361902702441
=005  20120730162640.0
=008  860211||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85019924 
=035  \\$aBZL9830NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aQP101$5IEN
=053  \\$aQL835$5IEN
=053  \\$aQM191$5IEN
=053  \\$aQP106.6
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=550  \\$wg$aBlood-vessels
=550  \\$wg$aMicrocirculation
=750  \2$aCapillaries$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002196

=LDR  00333cz  a2200133n  4500
=001  9880361902802441
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=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85019808 
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=150  \\$aCanthaxanthin
=550  \\$wg$aCarotenes
=750  \2$aCanthaxanthin$5IEN-M$0(DNLM)D016644

=LDR  00379cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880361902902441
=005  20120730162640.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85019617 
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=053  \\$aGN409
=150  \\$aCannibalism
=450  \\$aAnthropophagy
=550  \\$wg$aEthnology
=750  \2$aCannibalism$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002190

=LDR  01563cz  a2200361n  4500
=001  9880361903002441
=005  20120730162640.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
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=450  \\$aCannabis gigantea
=450  \\$aCannabis indica
=450  \\$aCannabis sativa
=450  \\$aGallow grass
=550  \\$wg$aCannabaceae
=550  \\$aMarijuana
=670  \\$aCAB thes.$b(Cannabis, Cannabis sativa, Hemp)
=670  \\$aInd. nom. gen. (plant.)$b(Cannabis L.; C. sativa L.; Cannabaceae)
=670  \\$aEngler Syl. Pflanz.:$bv. 2, p. 57 (Cannabis; Cannabis sativa (incl. C. indica))
=670  \\$aHortus 3$b(Cannabis L. Hemp. Cannabaceae, C. sativa L. [C. gigantea Crevost] True hemp, soft hemp, marijuana, gallow grass)
=670  \\$aSPN$b(Cannabis Hemp, C. sativa (gigantea; indica) Hemp)
=670  \\$aWeb. 3$b(Cannabis, Cannabis indica, hemp Cannabis sativa, gallow-grass: Hemp)
=670  \\$aRandom House$b(cannabis 1. the hemp plant, Cannabis sativa; hemp 1. Also called Indian hemp, marijuana)
=680  \\$iHere are entered works on Cannabis sativa as a drug plant. General works on hemp plants and on Cannabis sativa as a fiber plant are entered under$aHemp.
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=681  \\$iNote under$aHemp
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=LDR  00477cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880361903102441
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=008  860211i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85019609 
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=053  \\$aRM666.C266$cTherapeutics
=150  \\$aCannabinoids
=550  \\$wg$aCannabis
=550  \\$wg$aHallucinogenic drugs
=550  \\$wg$aTerpenes
=750  \2$aCannabinoids$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002186

=LDR  00607cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880361903202441
=005  20120730162639.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85019599 
=035  \\$aBZL9505NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aSF992.H56
=150  \\$aCanine hip dysplasia
=450  \\$aHip dysplasia, Canine$5IEN
=450  \\$aHip dysplasia in dogs
=550  \\$wg$aDogs$xDiseases
=550  \\$wg$aDysplasia
=550  \\$wg$aHip joint$xAbnormalities
=550  \\$wg$aHip joint$xDislocation
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/5/90
=750  \2$aHip Dysplasia, Canine$5IEN$0(DNLM)D006619

=LDR  00605cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880361903302441
=005  20120730162639.0
=008  940124i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85019598 
=035  \\$aBZL9504NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aSF992.H4
=150  \\$aCanine heartworm disease
=450  \\$aCanine dirofilariasis
=450  \\$aCanine filariasis
=450  \\$aDirofilariasis, Canine
=450  \\$aDog heartworm disease
=450  \\$aHeartworm disease in dogs
=550  \\$wg$aDogs$xDiseases
=550  \\$aDirofilaria immitis
=750  \2$aDirofilariasis$5IEN$0(DNLM)D004184

=LDR  00633cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880361903402441
=005  20120730162639.0
=008  060920i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85019597 
=035  \\$aBZL9503NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aCanine distemper virus
=450  \\$aCarr�e's virus
=450  \\$aDistemper virus, Canine
=550  \\$wg$aMorbilliviruses
=670  \\$aMeSH, Sept. 20, 2006$b(Distemper Virus, Canine. Entry term: Canine distemper virus. Scope note: A species of Morbillivirus causing distemper in dogs, wolves, foxes, raccoons, and ferrets)
=750  \2$aDistemper Virus, Canine$5IEN$0(DNLM)D004217

=LDR  00345cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880361903502441
=005  20050419085937.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85019594 
=035  \\$aBZL9500NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQL737.C22
=150  \\$aCanidae
=550  \\$wg$aCarnivora
=750  \2$aCanidae$0(DNLM)D046028$5IEN

=LDR  00600cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880361903602441
=005  20141015110639.0
=008  060208i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
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=450  \\$aCandies
=550  \\$wg$aConfectionery
=670  \\$aEpicurious web site, Nov. 8, 2005$b(used as both candy and icing, fondant is a simple sugar-water-cream of tartar mixture cooked to the soft-ball stage; it can be formed into decorations or candy)
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=LDR  00558cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880361903702441
=005  20120730162638.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85019566 
=035  \\$aBZL9472NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRG269.C35
=150  \\$aCandidiasis, Vulvovaginal
=450  \\$aCandidiasis, Vaginal
=450  \\$aVaginal candidiasis
=450  \\$aVulvovaginal candidiasis
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=550  \\$wg$aVulvovaginitis
=690  \\$ar:AMD:6/8/90
=750  \2$aCandidiasis, Vulvovaginal$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002181

=LDR  00531cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880361903802441
=005  20120730162638.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85019565 
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=053  \\$aRC123.C3$cInternal medicine
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=450  \\$aCandida infection
=450  \\$aCandidosis
=450  \\$aMoniliasis
=550  \\$wg$aMycoses
=690  \\$ar:AMD:6/8/90
=750  \2$aCandidiasis$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002177

=LDR  00442cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880361903902441
=005  20120730162638.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85019564 $zsh 88022022 
=035  \\$aBZL9470NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQK625.C76
=150  \\$aCandida albicans
=450  \\$aMonilia albicans
=550  \\$wg$aCandida
=690  \\$ar:AMD:6/8/90
=750  \2$aCandida Albicans$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002176

=LDR  00385cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880361904002441
=005  20120730162638.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85019563 
=035  \\$aBZL9469NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQK625.C76
=150  \\$aCandida
=550  \\$wg$aCryptococcaceae
=690  \\$ar:AMD:6/8/90
=750  \2$aCandida$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002175

=LDR  00752cz  a2200241n  4500
=001  9880361904102441
=005  20120730162638.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85019555 
=035  \\$aBZL9461NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRC270.5
=150  \\$aCancer regression, Spontaneous
=450  \\$aCancer$xRegression, Spontaneous
=450  \\$aCancer remission, Spontaneous
=450  \\$aNeoplasm regression, Spontaneous
=450  \\$aRegression in cancer, Spontaneous
=450  \\$aRemission in cancer, Spontaneous
=450  \\$aSpontaneous cancer regression
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=550  \\$wg$aCancer
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/13/90
=750  \2$aNeoplasm Regression, Spontaneous$5IEN$0(DNLM)D009365

=LDR  00985cz  a2200277n  4500
=001  9880361904202441
=005  20120730162638.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85019554 
=035  \\$aBZL9460NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aCancer invasiveness
=450  \\$aDissemination of cancer
=450  \\$aInvasiveness (Oncology)
=450  \\$aNeoplasm invasiveness
=450  \\$aSpread of cancer
=450  \\$aTumor dissemination
=450  \\$aTumor invasiveness
=450  \\$aTumor progression
=450  \\$aTumor spread
=550  \\$wg$aCancer cells$xGrowth
=550  \\$aMetastasis
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=001  9880362449402441
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=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85064565 
=035  \\$aBZR4471NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQR186.8.G2
=150  \\$aImmunoglobulin G
=450  \\$aIgG
=550  \\$wg$aImmunoglobulins
=750  \2$aImmunoglobulin G$5IEN$0(DNLM)D007074

=LDR  00470cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362449502441
=005  20120730163314.0
=008  860211||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85064564 
=035  \\$aBZR4470NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQR186.8.E2
=150  \\$aImmunoglobulin E
=450  \\$aIgE
=550  \\$wg$aImmunoglobulins
=550  \\$aAllergy
=550  \\$aAnti-immunoglobulin autoantibodies
=750  \2$aImmunoglobulin E$5IEN$0(DNLM)D007073

=LDR  00390cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362449602441
=005  20120730163314.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85064563 
=035  \\$aBZR4469NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQR186.8.D2
=150  \\$aImmunoglobulin D
=450  \\$aIgD
=550  \\$wg$aImmunoglobulins
=750  \2$aImmunoglobulin D$5IEN$0(DNLM)D007072

=LDR  00526cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362449702441
=005  20120730163314.0
=008  860211||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85064562 
=035  \\$aBZR4468NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aGN265$cPhysical anthropology
=150  \\$aImmunoglobulin allotypes
=450  \\$aAllotypes, Immunoglobulin
=450  \\$aAntibody allotypes
=550  \\$wg$aGenetic polymorphisms
=550  \\$wg$aImmunogenetics
=750  \2$aImmunoglobulin Allotypes$5IEN$0(DNLM)D007126

=LDR  00434cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362449802441
=005  20120730163313.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85064561 
=035  \\$aBZR4467NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQR186.8.A2
=150  \\$aImmunoglobulin A
=450  \\$aIgA
=550  \\$wg$aImmunoglobulins
=550  \\$aIgA glomerulonephritis
=750  \2$aImmunoglobulin A$5IEN$0(DNLM)D007070

=LDR  00699cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880362449902441
=005  20120730163313.0
=008  060216i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85064560 
=035  \\$aBZR4466NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dWaU
=053  \0$aQR184
=150  \\$aImmunogenetics
=360  \\$isubdivision$aImmunology--Genetic aspects$iunder individual animals and groups of animals, e.g.$aCattle--Immunology--Genetic aspects
=450  \\$aGenetics$xImmunological aspects
=450  \\$aImmunity$xGenetic aspects
=450  \\$aImmunology$xGenetic aspects
=550  \\$wg$aGenetics
=550  \\$wg$aImmunology
=550  \\$wg$aSerology
=750  \2$aImmunogenetics$5IEN$0(DNLM)D007125

=LDR  00674cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880362450002441
=005  20120730163313.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85064558 
=035  \\$aBZR4464NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQP519.9.I44
=150  \\$aImmunoenzyme technique
=450  \\$aAntibody enzyme techniques, Unlabeled
=450  \\$aImmunoperoxidase technique
=450  \\$aPeroxidase labeled antibody technique
=550  \\$wg$aEnzymatic analysis
=550  \\$wg$aImmunoassay
=550  \\$wg$aImmunology$xTechnique
=550  \\$wg$aProtein binding
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/6/90
=750  \2$aImmunoenzyme Techniques$5IEN$0(DNLM)D007124

=LDR  00443cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362450102441
=005  20120730163313.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85064557 
=035  \\$aBZR4463NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQR187.I47
=150  \\$aImmunoelectrophoresis
=550  \\$wg$aElectrophoresis
=550  \\$wg$aImmunodiagnosis
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/6/90
=750  \2$aImmunoelectrophoresis$5IEN$0(DNLM)D007122

=LDR  00447cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362450202441
=005  20120730163313.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85064556 
=035  \\$aBZR4462NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aImmunodiffusion
=450  \\$aGel diffusion tests
=550  \\$wg$aAntigen-antibody reactions
=550  \\$wg$aImmunology
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/2/90
=750  \2$aImmunodiffusion$5IEN$0(DNLM)D005779

=LDR  00826cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880362450302441
=005  20120730163313.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85064553 
=035  \\$aBZR4459NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aRB46.5$bRB46.7
=150  \\$aImmunodiagnosis
=360  \\$isubdivision$aImmunodiagnosis$iunder individual diseases and types of diseases, e.g.$aCancer--Immunodiagnosis
=360  \\$isubdivision$aImmunodiagnosis$iunder individual diseases, e.g.$aCancer--Immunodiagnosis
=450  \\$aImmunologic tests$5IEN
=450  \\$aImmunological diagnosis
=550  \\$wg$aClinical immunology
=550  \\$wg$aDiagnosis, Laboratory
=550  \\$aImmunoassay
=670  \\$aBreast cancer immunodiagnosis and immunotherapy, c1989.
=750  \2$aImmunologic Tests$5IEN$0(DNLM)D007159

=LDR  00400cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362450402441
=005  20120730163313.0
=008  860211||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85064550 
=035  \\$aBZR4456NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aImmunochemistry
=550  \\$wg$aBiochemistry
=550  \\$wg$aImmunity
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/6/90
=750  \2$aImmunochemistry$5IEN$0(DNLM)D007120

=LDR  00485cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362450502441
=005  20120730163313.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85064549 
=035  \\$aBZR4455NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQP519.9.I42
=150  \\$aImmunoassay
=550  \\$wg$aAntigens
=550  \\$wg$aImmunoglobulins
=550  \\$wg$aImmunology
=550  \\$aImmunodiagnosis
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/6/90
=750  \2$aImmunoassay$5IEN$0(DNLM)D007118

=LDR  00664cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362450602441
=005  20120730163312.0
=008  860211in\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85064546 
=035  \\$aBZR4452NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \\$aRJ240
=150  \\$aImmunization of children
=550  \\$wg$aChild health services
=550  \\$wg$aCommunicable diseases in children$xPrevention
=550  \\$wg$aPediatrics$xImmunological aspects
=750  \2$81$wb$aImmunization$5IEN$0(DNLM)D007114
=750  \2$81$wb$aChild$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002648
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aImmunization$iand$aChild$5IEN

=LDR  00704cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362450702441
=005  20120730163312.0
=008  040323i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85064545 
=035  \\$aBZR4451NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aRA638$cPublic health
=150  \\$aImmunization
=450  \\$aImmunisation
=550  \\$wg$aImmunity
=550  \\$wg$aImmunotherapy
=670  \\$aChamber's Eng. dict.$b(immunisation)
=680  \\$iHere are entered works on any process, active or passive, that leads to increased immunity. Works on active immunization with a vaccine are entered under$aVaccination.
=681  \\$iNote under$aVaccination
=750  \2$aImmunization$5IEN$0(DNLM)D007114

=LDR  00718cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362450802441
=005  20120730163312.0
=008  860211||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85064541 
=035  \\$aBZR4447NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQR185.2$bQR185.6
=150  \\$aImmunity
=550  \\$wg$aImmunology
=680  \\$iHere are entered general works on various types of immunity, e.g. natural immunity, cellular immunity, etc. General works on the total response of the body to invasion by micro-organisms, organ transplants or any antigenic substance are entered under$aImmune response.
=681  \\$iNote under$aImmune response
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/6/90
=750  \2$aImmunity$5IEN$0(DNLM)D007109

=LDR  00468cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362450902441
=005  20120730163312.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85064539 
=035  \\$aBZR4445NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRM279
=150  \\$aImmune serums
=450  \\$aAntisera
=450  \\$aImmune sera
=550  \\$wg$aBlood products
=550  \\$wg$aSerum
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/6/90
=750  \2$aImmune Sera$5IEN$0(DNLM)D007106

=LDR  00784cz  a2200253n  4500
=001  9880362451002441
=005  20100719131136.0
=008  860211||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85064538 
=035  \\$aBZR4444NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aImmune response$xRegulation
=450  \\$aImmune modulation
=450  \\$aImmunity$xRegulation
=450  \\$aImmunomodulation
=450  \\$aImmunoregulation
=450  \\$aRegulation of immunity
=450  \\$aRegulation of the immune response
=550  \\$wg$aIdiotypic networks
=550  \\$aBiological response modifiers
=550  \\$aIr genes
=670  \\$aCellular basis of immune modulation, 1988.
=670  \\$aDabrowski, M.P. Immunoregulatory role of thymus, 1989.
=750  \2$aImmunomodulation$0(DNLM)D056747$5IEN

=LDR  00672cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362451102441
=005  20120730163312.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85064537 
=035  \\$aBZR4443NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQR186
=150  \\$aImmune response
=550  \\$wg$aImmunology
=680  \\$iHere are entered general works on the total response of the body to invasion by micro-organisms, organ transplants or any antigenic substance. General works on various types of immunity, e.g. natural immunity, cellular immunity, etc. are entered under$aImmunity.
=681  \\$iNote under$aImmunity
=750  \2$aImmunity$5IEN$0(DNLM)D007109

=LDR  00465cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362451202441
=005  20120730163312.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85064535 
=035  \\$aBZR4441NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aImmune complexes
=450  \\$aAntibody-antigen complexes
=450  \\$aAntigen-antibody complexes
=550  \\$wg$aAntigens
=550  \\$wg$aImmunoglobulins
=750  \2$aAntigen-Antibody Complex$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000936

=LDR  00367cz  a2200133n  4500
=001  9880362451302441
=005  20120730163312.0
=008  940620i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85064534 
=035  \\$aBZR4440NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aImmune complex diseases
=550  \\$wg$aImmunologic diseases
=750  \2$aImmune Complex Diseases$5IEN$0(DNLM)D007105

=LDR  00460cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362451402441
=005  20110531165412.0
=008  860211||\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85064526 
=035  \\$aBZR4432NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aImmobilized proteins
=450  \\$aInsolubilized proteins
=450  \\$aLocalized proteins
=550  \\$wg$aProteins
=550  \\$wg$aProteins$xDenaturation
=750  \2$aImmobilized Proteins$0(DNLM)D055767$5IEN

=LDR  00584cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880362451502441
=005  20120730163312.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85064525 
=035  \\$aBZR4431NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQP601
=150  \\$aImmobilized enzymes
=450  \\$aEnzymes, Immobilized$5IEN
=450  \\$aInsoluble enzymes
=450  \\$aLocalized enzymes
=450  \\$aWater-insoluble enzymes
=550  \\$wg$aEnzymes
=550  \\$wg$aImmobilized proteins
=690  \\$ar:AMD:6/27/90
=750  \2$aEnzymes, Immobilized$5IEN$0(DNLM)D004800

=LDR  00450cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362451602441
=005  20120730163312.0
=008  860211||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85064524 
=035  \\$aBZR4430NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aQH585.5.I45$cCytology
=053  \\$aTP248.25.I55$cBiotechnology
=150  \\$aImmobilized cells
=550  \\$wg$aCell culture
=550  \\$wg$aCells
=750  \2$aCells, Immobilized$5IEN$0(DNLM)D018914

=LDR  01557cz  a2200301n  4500
=001  9880362451702441
=005  20080321110515.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85064517 
=035  \\$aBZR4423NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dAuSU$dDLC
=150  \\$aImmigrants
=450  \\$aEmigrants
=450  \\$aForeign-born population
=450  \\$aForeign population
=450  \\$aForeigners
=450  \\$aMigrants
=550  \\$wg$aPersons
=550  \\$aAliens
=670  \\$aWeb. 3$b(A person who moves into another area in order to find work esp. seasonal labor)
=670  \\$aLC database, July 19, 1994$b(Foreign born population)
=670  \\$aAlien to citizen : settling migrants in Australia, 1997.
=670  \\$aArabs in exile : Yemeni migrants in urban Britain, 1992.
=680  \\$iHere are entered works on foreign-born persons who enter a country intending to become permanent residents or citizens. Works on persons who change their place of residence from one locality to another within the borders of a single country are entered under$aInternal migrants.
=680  \\$iThis heading may be locally subdivided by names of places where immigrants settle.
=680  \\$iFor works discussing emigrants from a particular place, an additional heading is assigned to designate the nationality of origin of the emigrant group and the place to which they have immigrated, e.g.$aChinese--United States; Americans--Foreign countries.
=681  \\$iNote under$aInternal migrants
=750  \2$aEmigrants and Immigrants$0(DNLM)D054242$5IEN

=LDR  00554cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362451802441
=005  20120730163312.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85064505 
=035  \\$aBZR4411NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \\$aBF723.I53
=150  \\$aImitation in children
=550  \\$wg$aChild psychology
=750  \2$81$wb$aImitative Behavior$5IEN$0(DNLM)D007100
=750  \2$81$wb$aChild$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002648
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aImitative Behavior$iand$aChild$5IEN

=LDR  00432cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362451902441
=005  20120730163312.0
=008  910708||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85064501 
=035  \\$aBZR4407NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aBF357
=150  \\$aImitation
=450  \\$aMimicry
=550  \\$wg$aInfluence (Psychology)
=550  \\$wg$aSocial influence
=750  \2$aImitative Behavior$5IEN$0(DNLM)D007100

=LDR  00325cz  a2200133n  4500
=001  9880362452002441
=005  20120730163312.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|n\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85064499 
=035  \\$aBZR4405NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aImipramine
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/6/90
=750  \2$aImipramine$5IEN$0(DNLM)D007099

=LDR  00597cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362452102441
=005  20120730163312.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85064496 
=035  \\$aBZR4402NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aImino acids
=450  \\$aSecondary amino acids
=550  \\$wg$aAmino acids
=550  \\$wg$aCarboxylic acids
=550  \\$wg$aImino compounds
=670  \\$aMeSH browser, Oct. 4, 2007$b(Imino Acids. Entry term: Secondary Amino Acids. In tree structures for Carboxylic Acids; Imines; and Amino Acids)
=750  \2$aImino Acids$5IEN$0(DNLM)D007098

=LDR  00361cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362452202441
=005  20120730163311.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85064495 
=035  \\$aBZR4401NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aImines
=550  \\$wg$aOrganonitrogen compounds
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/6/90
=750  \2$aImines$5IEN$0(DNLM)D007097

=LDR  00352cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362452302441
=005  20120730163311.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|n\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85064494 
=035  \\$aBZR4400NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQD305.I6
=150  \\$aImidoesters
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/6/90
=750  \2$aImidoesters$5IEN$0(DNLM)D007096

=LDR  00343cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362452402441
=005  20120730163311.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85064493 
=035  \\$aBZR4399NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aImides
=550  \\$wg$aAmines
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/6/90
=750  \2$aImides$5IEN$0(DNLM)D007094

=LDR  00576cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362452502441
=005  20070910075705.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85064492 
=035  \\$aBZR4398NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aImidazolines
=450  \\$wnne$aImidazoline
=550  \\$wg$aImidazoles
=670  \\$aMeSH browser, June 7, 2007$b(Imidazolines. Scope note: Compounds based on reduced imidazoles containing a single double bond.)
=688  \\$aHeading changed 20070821 from: 150:##:_{dollar}a Imidazoline
=750  \2$aImidazolines$0(DNLM)D048288$5IEN

=LDR  00675cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362452602441
=005  20120730163311.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85064491 
=035  \\$aBZR4397NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aImidazoles
=450  \\$wnne$aImidazole
=550  \\$wg$aAzoles
=670  \\$aMeSH browser, June 7, 2007$b(Imidazoles. Scope note: Compounds containing 1,3-diazole, a five membered aromatic ring containing two nitrogen atoms separated by one of the carbons.)
=670  \\$aGrant & Hackh's chem. dict.$b(imidazole)
=688  \\$aHeading changed 20070821 from: 150:##:_{dollar}a Imidazole
=750  \2$aImidazoles$5IEN$0(DNLM)D007093

=LDR  00541cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362452702441
=005  20120730163311.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85064470 
=035  \\$aBZR4376NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \\$aBF723.I5
=150  \\$aImagination in children
=550  \\$wg$aChild psychology
=750  \2$81$wb$aImagination$5IEN$0(DNLM)D007092
=750  \2$81$wb$aChild$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002648
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aImagination$iand$aChild$5IEN

=LDR  00656cz  a2200253n  4500
=001  9880362452802441
=005  20120730163311.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85064466 
=035  \\$aBZR4372NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aBF408
=053  \\$aN61$bN79$cArtistic
=150  \\$aImagination
=450  \\$aImagery, Mental
=450  \\$aImages, Mental
=450  \\$aMental imagery
=450  \\$aMental images
=550  \\$wg$aEducational psychology
=550  \\$wg$aIntellect
=550  \\$wg$aPsychology
=550  \\$aReproduction (Psychology)
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/6/90
=750  \2$aImagination$5IEN$0(DNLM)D007092

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=001  9880362452902441
=005  20120229181421.0
=008  991215||\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85064455 
=035  \\$aBZR4361LC
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh 85064455
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dWaU$dDLC$dWaU
=150  \\$aImaginal disks
=450  \\$aCells, Imaginal
=450  \\$aDiscs, Imaginal
=450  \\$aDisks, Imaginal
=450  \\$aImaginal buds
=450  \\$aImaginal cells
=450  \\$aImaginal discs
=550  \\$wg$aEpithelium
=550  \\$wg$aInsects$xLarvae
=550  \\$aInsects$xMetamorphosis
=670  \\$aMaves, L.A. A genetic analysis of cell fate determination and transdetermination in Drosophila imaginal discs, 1997.
=670  \\$aKing, R.C. A dict. of genetics, 1997$b(imaginal discs: inverted thickenings of epidermis containing mesodermal cells found in a holometabolous insect. During the pupal stage, the imaginal discs give rise to the adult organs, and most larval structures are destroyed)
=670  \\$aThe encyc. of molecular biology, 1994$b(imaginal disks: insect larval structures which give rise to adult tissues when stimulated by the hormone 20-hydroxyecdysone (ecdysterone) during metamorphosis)
=670  \\$aGibson, M.C. The role of peripodial epithelia in development and regeneration of Drosophila imaginal discs, 2001:$bp. 10 (imaginal discs are sacs of epithelium and not flat sheets of cells; 2-sided epithelial sacs comprising distinctive peripodial and columnar epithelia; cells of the disc columnar epithelia give rise to the primary adult structures (legs, wings, and eyes), while peripodial epithelia appear to participate in metamorphic events and may also differentiate the parts of the head capsule and the integumentary cuticle of the body wall during metamorphosis)
=750  \2$aImaginal Discs$0(DNLM)D060227$5IEN

=LDR  00593cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362453002441
=005  20120730163311.0
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=450  \\$aPicture processing
=450  \\$aProcessing, Image
=550  \\$wg$aImaging systems
=550  \\$wg$aOptical data processing
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=750  \2$aImage Processing, Computer-Assisted$5IEN$0(DNLM)D007091

=LDR  00386cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362453102441
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=010  \\$ash 85064396 
=035  \\$aBZR4302NU
=035  \\$ash 85064396
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=053  \\$aZ1023
=150  \\$aIllustrated books
=550  \\$wg$aBooks
=750  \2$aBooks, Illustrated$5IEN$0(DNLM)D001878

=LDR  00544cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362453202441
=005  20120730163310.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85064281 
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=053  \0$aHQ998$bHQ999
=150  \\$aIllegitimacy
=450  \\$aBastardy
=450  \\$aIllegitimacy$xLaw and legislation
=450  \\$aLegitimacy (Law)
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=550  \\$wg$aSex and law
=550  \\$aPaternity
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=LDR  00323cz  a2200133n  4500
=001  9880362453302441
=005  20120730163310.0
=008  940404||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85064269 
=035  \\$aBZR4175NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aIlium
=550  \\$wg$aPelvic bones
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=LDR  00326cz  a2200133n  4500
=001  9880362453402441
=005  20120730163310.0
=008  911212||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85064264 
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=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aIliac vein
=550  \\$wg$aVeins
=750  \2$aIliac Vein$5IEN$0(DNLM)D007084

=LDR  00357cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362453502441
=005  20120730163310.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85064262 
=035  \\$aBZR4168NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aIliac artery
=550  \\$wg$aArteries
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/6/90
=750  \2$aIliac Artery$5IEN$0(DNLM)D007083

=LDR  00599cz  a2200253n  4500
=001  9880362453602441
=005  20120730163310.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85064261 
=035  \\$aBZR4167NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aQK495.A67$cBotany
=150  \\$aIlex vomitoria
=450  \\$aCarolina tea plant
=450  \\$aCassena
=450  \\$aCassina
=450  \\$aEmetic holly
=450  \\$aIlex caroliniana
=450  \\$aYapa
=450  \\$aYapon
=450  \\$aYaupon
=450  \\$aYoupon
=550  \\$wg$aHollies
=750  \2$aIlex vomitoria$5IEN$0(DNLM)D030020

=LDR  00336cz  a2200133n  4500
=001  9880362453702441
=005  20060830084635.0
=008  060302i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|n\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85064259 
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=053  \0$aRC860$bRC862
=150  \\$aIleum$xDiseases
=750  \2$aIleal Diseases$0(DNLM)D007077$5IEN-M

=LDR  00322cz  a2200133n  4500
=001  9880362453802441
=005  20120730163310.0
=008  860211||\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85064258 
=035  \\$aBZR4164NU
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=150  \\$aIleum
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=750  \2$aIleum$5IEN$0(DNLM)D007082

=LDR  00364cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362453902441
=005  20120730163310.0
=008  940620i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85064255 
=035  \\$aBZR4161NU
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=150  \\$aIleostomy
=550  \\$wg$aEnterostomy
=550  \\$wg$aIleum$xSurgery
=750  \2$aIleostomy$5IEN$0(DNLM)D007081

=LDR  00736cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880362454002441
=005  20120730163310.0
=008  930409i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85064217 
=035  \\$aBZR4123NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQL666.L25
=150  \\$aIguana (Genus)
=450  \\$wnne$aIguana
=550  \\$wg$aIguanas
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 93-110088: De Vosjoli, P. The green iguana manual, c1992$b(Iguana species)
=670  \\$aFerrel, S.K. Iguanas as a hobby, 1992$b(Iguana) p. 6 (genus Iguana)
=670  \\$aIguanas of the world, 1982:$bp. 28 (Iguana Laurenti; Iguanines)
=670  \\$aWeb. 3$b(Iguana)
=670  \\$aLC data base, 2/11/93$b(genus Iguana)
=750  \2$aIguanas$5IEN$0(DNLM)D007076

=LDR  00567cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362454102441
=005  20201125171226.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85064142
=035  \\$aBZR4048LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=150  \\$aIdentification (Psychology) in children
=550  \\$wg$aChild psychology
=750  \2$81$wb$aIdentification, Psychological$0(DNLM)D007062$5IEN
=750  \2$81$wb$aChild$0(DNLM)D002648$5IEN
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=LDR  00458cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362454202441
=005  20201125171028.0
=008  910708||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85064141
=035  \\$aBZR4047NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
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=550  \\$wg$aInternalization
=550  \\$wg$aSocial influence
=750  \2$aIdentification, Psychological$0(DNLM)D007062$5IEN

=LDR  00386cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362454302441
=005  20120730163309.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85064104 
=035  \\$aBZR4010NU
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=550  \\$wg$aPsychology
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/6/90
=750  \2$aId$5IEN$0(DNLM)D007060

=LDR  00598cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362454402441
=005  20171026100440.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85063749
=035  \\$aBZR3655NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRM325
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=450  \\$aSleep-inducing drugs
=450  \\$aSleep medication
=450  \\$aSleeping pills
=450  \\$aSoporifics
=550  \\$wg$aCentral nervous system depressants
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=750  \2$iBroader mapping$aHypnotics and Sedatives$0(DNLM)D006993$4BM$5IEN

=LDR  00368cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362454502441
=005  20120730163305.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85063737 
=035  \\$aBZR3643NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aHyperventilation
=550  \\$wg$aRespiration
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/6/90
=750  \2$aHyperventilation$5IEN$0(DNLM)D006985

=LDR  00356cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362454602441
=005  20120730163305.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85063735 
=035  \\$aBZR3641NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aRC632.H8
=150  \\$aHyperuricemia
=550  \\$wg$aUric acid
=750  \2$aHyperuricemia$5IEN$0(DNLM)D033461

=LDR  00618cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362454702441
=005  20120730163305.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85063734 
=035  \\$aBZR3640NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aRB140
=150  \\$aHypertrophy
=360  \\$isubdivision$aHypertrophy$iunder individual organs and parts of the body, e.g.$aHeart--Hypertrophy
=550  \\$wg$aPathology
=670  \\$aDorland's med. dict.$b(hypertrophy: the enlargement or overgrowth of an organ or part due to an increase in size of its constituent cells)
=750  \2$aHypertrophy$5IEN$0(DNLM)D006984

=LDR  00469cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362454802441
=005  20120730163305.0
=008  940620i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85063732 
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=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRL431
=150  \\$aHypertrichosis
=450  \\$aHirsutism
=550  \\$wg$aHair$xDiseases
=550  \\$wg$aVirilism
=750  \2$aHypertrichosis$5IEN-M$0(DNLM)D006983
=750  \2$aHirsutism$5IEN-M$0(DNLM)D006628

=LDR  00463cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362454902441
=005  20120730163305.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85063729 
=035  \\$aBZR3635NU
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=150  \\$aHypertonic solutions
=450  \\$aSolutions, Hypertonic
=550  \\$wg$aSolution (Chemistry)
=550  \\$wg$aSolutions (Pharmacy)
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/6/90
=750  \2$aHypertonic Solutions$5IEN$0(DNLM)D006982

=LDR  00445cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362455002441
=005  20120730163305.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85063728 
=035  \\$aBZR3634NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRC656$bRC656.3
=150  \\$aHyperthyroidism
=450  \\$aThyrotoxicosis
=550  \\$wg$aThyroid gland$xDiseases
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/6/90
=750  \2$aHyperthyroidism$5IEN$0(DNLM)D006980

=LDR  00635cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362455102441
=005  20050523091318.0
=008  920521i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85063727 
=035  \\$aBZR3633NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRG580.H9
=150  \\$aHypertension in pregnancy
=550  \\$wg$aToxemia of pregnancy
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=750  \2$81$wb$aHypertension$0(DNLM)D006973$5IEN
=750  \2$81$wb$aPregnancy$0(DNLM)D011247$5IEN
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aHypertension$iand$aPregnancy$5IEN

=LDR  00598cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362455202441
=005  20120730163305.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85063726 
=035  \\$aBZR3632NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \\$aRJ426.H9
=150  \\$aHypertension in children
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=681  \\$iExample under$aChildren--Diseases
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=750  \2$81$wb$aChild$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002648
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aHypertension$iand$aChild$5IEN

=LDR  00520cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362455302441
=005  20050523091403.0
=008  871218i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85063723 
=035  \\$a(OCoLC)02094143
=035  \\$aBZR3629NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
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=450  \\$aHigh blood pressure
=450  \\$aVascular hypertension
=550  \\$wg$aBlood circulation disorders
=750  \2$aHypertension$0(DNLM)D006973$5IEN

=LDR  00365cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362455402441
=005  20120730163305.0
=008  940620i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85063721 
=035  \\$aBZR3627NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRC645
=150  \\$aHypersplenism
=550  \\$wg$aSpleen$xDiseases
=750  \2$aHypersplenism$5IEN$0(DNLM)D006971

=LDR  00350cz  a2200133n  4500
=001  9880362455502441
=005  20120730163305.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85063717 
=035  \\$aBZR3623NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=150  \\$aHypersomnia
=550  \\$wg$aSleep disorders
=750  \2$aDisorders of Excessive Somnolence$5IEN$0(DNLM)D006970

=LDR  00516cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362455602441
=005  20070612092533.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85063716 
=035  \\$aBZR3622NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aRB140
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=750  \2$aHyperplasia$0(DNLM)D006955$5IEN

=LDR  00413cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362455702441
=005  20120730163305.0
=008  940620i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85063715 
=035  \\$aBZR3621NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
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=550  \\$wg$aParathyroid glands$xDiseases
=750  \2$aHyperparathyroidism$5IEN$0(DNLM)D006961

=LDR  00683cz  a2200241n  4500
=001  9880362455802441
=005  20120730163305.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85063714 
=035  \\$aBZR3620NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRC936
=150  \\$aHyperostosis frontalis interna
=450  \\$aCalvarial hyperostosis
=450  \\$aCranial hyperostosis
=450  \\$aMetabolic craniopathy
=450  \\$aMorel's syndrome
=450  \\$aMorgagni's syndrome
=450  \\$aStewart-Morel syndrome
=550  \\$wg$aExostosis
=550  \\$wg$aSkull$xAbnormalities
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/6/90
=750  \2$aHyperostosis Frontalis Interna$5IEN$0(DNLM)D006957

=LDR  00560cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362455902441
=005  20120730163304.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85063713 
=035  \\$aBZR3619NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRC931.H94
=150  \\$aHyperostosis corticalis generalisata
=450  \\$aHyperostosis, Cortical congenital$5IEN
=450  \\$aVan Buchem's disease
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=550  \\$wg$aOsteosclerosis
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/6/90
=750  \2$aHyperostosis, Cortical Congenital$5IEN$0(DNLM)D006958

=LDR  00389cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362456002441
=005  20120730163304.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85063712 
=035  \\$aBZR3618NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aRE936
=150  \\$aHyperopia
=450  \\$aFarsightedness
=550  \\$wg$aEye$xRefractive errors
=750  \2$aHyperopia$5IEN$0(DNLM)D006956

=LDR  00404cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362456102441
=005  20120730163304.0
=008  940620i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85063709 
=035  \\$aBZR3615NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aHypernatremia
=550  \\$wg$aSodium$xMetabolism$xDisorders
=550  \\$wg$aWater-electrolyte imbalances
=750  \2$aHypernatremia$5IEN$0(DNLM)D006955

=LDR  00579cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362456202441
=005  20070420150027.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85063708 
=035  \\$aBZR3614NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \\$aRJ399.H
=150  \\$aHyperlipoproteinemia in children
=550  \\$wg$aHyperlipidemia in children
=750  \2$81$wb$aHyperlipoproteinemias$0(DNLM)D006951$5IEN
=750  \2$81$wb$aChild$0(DNLM)D002648$5IEN
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aHyperlipoproteinemias$iand$aChild$5IEN

=LDR  00579cz   2200181n  4500
=001  9880362456302441
=005  20231031104426.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85063707
=035  \\$aBZR3613NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRC632.H88
=150  \\$aHyperlipoproteinemia
=550  \\$wg$aBlood lipoproteins
=550  \\$wg$aBlood lipoproteins$xMetabolism$xDisorders
=550  \\$wg$aHyperlipidemia
=750  \2$aHyperlipoproteinemias$0(DNLM)D006951$5IEN
=750  \2$iNarrower mapping$aHomozygous Familial Hypercholesterolemia$0(DNLM)D000090542$4NM$5IEN-M

=LDR  00602cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362456402441
=005  20070420145657.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
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=670  \\$aDouble-tongued word wrester dictionary, via WWW, May 20, 2006$b(LGBTQ adj. having a sexual orientation other than heterosexual)
=670  \\$aColgate University Office of LGBTQ Initiatives WWW home page, May 20, 2006$b(lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer and questioning students; LGBTQ faculty, staff, students and alumni; the LGBTQ community)
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=670  \\$aBronzan, R.T. New concepts in planning and funding athletic, physical education, and recreational facilities, c1974.
=670  \\$aSpace planning guidelines for campus recreational sport facilities, c2009.
=670  \\$aSeattle (Wash.). Department of Parks and Recreation. Seattle park & recreation facilities, 1970.
=670  \\$aBellingham (Wash.). Parks and Recreation Department. Bellingham parks and recreation facilities guide, 1975?
=670  \\$aHealth/fitness clubs and recreation centres, 1998.
=670  \\$aCarr, D. Indoor recreation centres, 1984.
=670  \\$aOCLC, Oct. 15, 2013$b(titles: Recreational centers for teen-age youth; The need of recreational centers and how that need is being filled in San Francisco Bay region; Map of the recreational centers in Arizona; Catholic recreational centers during the summer vacation period; A study of the ministry of episcopal parishes located in recreational centers to visitors)
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=670  \\$aWork cat.: 2005035995: Etkin, N.L. Edible medicines : an ethnopharmacology of food, 2006.
=670  \\$aBiology Online WWW Site, December 9, 2005$b(The study of differences in response to drugs based on varied ethnicity.)
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=670  \\$aEthnopharmacology-Traditional medicine and Drugs of the Future WWW Site, December 9, 2005$b(The study of knowledge transmission with writing medicines and popular medicines.)
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=670  \\$aWork cat.: 2015034207: Wilcox, C. E-cigarettes and vaping, 2016.
=670  \\$a2014909265: Rosenthal, E. Beyond buds : marijuana extracts - hash, vaping, dabbing, edibles & medicines, 2014.
=670  \\$aCanada. Parliament. House of Commons. Standing Committee on Health. Vaping - towards a regulatory framework for e-cigarettes, 2015.
=670  \\$aArnold, C. Vaping and health : what do we know about e-cigarettes?, in Environmental health perspectives, Sept. 2014, viewed online Sept. 2, 2016$b("vaping" (as e-cigarette users call their habit))
=670  \\$aCastle, J. Smokeless : an introductory guide to the pleasures of vaping, ©2013.
=670  \\$aMacmillan dictionary online, Sept. 2, 2016$b(vape: to inhale (= breathe into your lungs) the vapour produced by an electronic cigarette; vaping, noun)
=670  \\$aOxford dictionaries online, Sept. 2, 2016$b(vape: Inhale and exhale the vapor produced by an electronic cigarette or similar device; as noun: vaping)
=670  \\$aWhat is vaping? : your complete guide, via Vaper soul website, Sept. 2, 2016$b(Vaping can be defined as the act of inhaling vapor from e-liquid through a personal vaporizer (the vaper's tobacco-free version of the traditional cigarette))
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=670  \\$aUsher, G. Dict. of Botany, 1966.
=670  \\$aWillis, J.C. Dict. of the flowering plants & ferns, 1973.
=670  \\$aInd. nom. gen. (plant.)$b(Xanthorrhoeaceae)
=670  \\$aEngler Syl. Pflanz.$b(Xanthorrhoeaceae)
=670  \\$aNCBI taxonomy browser, via WWW, Oct. 21, 2003$b(Xanthorrhoeaceae. Order Asparagales)
=670  \\$aGRIN taxonomy, via WWW, Oct. 21, 2003$b(Xanthorrhoeaceae Dumort., nom. cons. Monocot family. Genera: Xanthorrhoea)
=670  \\$aWatson, L. The families of flowering plants, via WWW, Oct. 21, 2003$b(Xanthorrhoeaceae Dum. Excluding Calectasiaceae, Dasypogonaceae. Subclass Monocotyledonae. Superorder Liliiflorae; Asparagales. APG (1998) Monocot; non-commelinoid; Asparagales. Species 66. Genera 1; only genus, Xanthorrhoea)
=670  \\$aITIS, Oct. 21, 2003$b(Xanthorrhoeaceae Dumort. Liliales)
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=550  \\$aWork
=550  \\$aWork and family
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Greenberg, C. What happy working mothers know : how new findings in positive psychology can lead to a healthy and happy work/life balance, c2009.
=670  \\$aMayoClinic.com.  Work-life balance: ways to restore harmony and reduce stress, May 31, 2008.
=670  \\$aWikipedia, Dec. 16, 2009$b(Work-life balance is having enough time for work and enough to have a life, thus the work life balance; the expression was first used in the late 1970s to describe the balance between an individual's work and personal life; in the United States, this phrase was first used in 1986; related but broader terms include "lifestyle balance" and "life balance")
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=670  \\$aWork cat: Kaushal, S. In vitro and in vivo proteome analysis of Coccidioides posadasii, 2015:$bsummary (Coccidioides posadasii, a dimorphic fungus endemic to the southwestern United States and Mexico; it is the cause of valley fever, coccidioidomycosis)
=670  \\$aIndex Nominum Genericorum (ING), 19 April 2016:$bCoccidioides (Fungi)
=670  \\$aMayo Clinic WWW, 19 April 2016:$b(Mayo Medical Laboratories : Hot Topic : Update on the identification of Coccidioides immitis and Coccidioides posadasii, Aug. 2012 (Coccidioides posadasii, a fungal pathogen found in the desert regions of the southwestern U.S.A.)
=670  \\$aSpecies Fungorum, 7 June 2016$b(Coccidiodes; Species Fungorum synonymy: Blastosporidium, Megalocitosporides, Posadasia, Pseudococcidiodes; classification: Species Coccioides in Family Onygenaceae, in Order Onygenales, in Class Eurotiomycetes, in Phylum Ascomycota, in Kingdom Fungi)
=670  \\$aWoRMS, 7 June 2016$b(Coccidiodes
=670  \\$aWikipedia, 19 April 2016:$bCoccidioides posadasii, a pathogenic fungus that resides in the soil of the southwestern U.S.A., northern Mexico and other parts of the Americas. Along with C. immitis, it is responsible for causing coccidioidomycosis in humans)
=675  \\$aFungal databases; International Plant Names Index; Plants National Database
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=670  \\$aWork cat: 2014512625: De las hormonas sexuadas al Viagra, 2014:$bp. 4 of cover ([cataloger's translation] this book analyzes the processes of medicalization of sexuality in Argentina and Brazil from multiple disciplinary perspectives) p. 141 ([cataloger's translation] the medicalization of sexuality is part of a more general process of society that consists of attributing a medical nature to representations, practices and problems that, until then, were not understood in those terms)
=670  \\$aAbercrombie, N. Penguin dictionary of sociology, 2006, via WWW, Mar. 1, 2016$b(medicalization: this refers to the increasing attachment of medical labels to behaviour regarded as socially or morally undesirable)
=670  \\$aCambridge dictionary of sociology, 2006, via WWW, Mar. 1, 2016$b(medicalization: defined as the way in which the scientific knowledge of medical science is applied to behaviors or conditions which are not necessarily biological, this concept was developed (originally in the United States) in the early 1970s, associated with the view of medicine as an instrument of social control)
=670  \\$aCollins dictionary of sociology, 2006, via WWW, Mar. 1, 2016$b(medicalization: 1. (in a medical context) the extension of medical authority into areas where lay and common-sense understandings and procedures once predominated, e.g. childbirth ... 2. (more generally) the tendency to view undesirable conduct as illness requiring medical intervention, thus extending the realm of medical judgements into political, moral and social domains)
=670  \\$aDictionary of epidemiology, 2014, via WWW, Feb. 29, 2016$b(medicalization: the process by which problems traditionally considered nonmedical come to be defined and treated as medical issues; the process of identification of a personal or social condition as a medical issue subject to medical intervention; the expansion of medical profession's influence and authority into the domains of everyday existence)
=670  \\$aDictionary of public health, 2007, via WWW, Mar. 1, 2016$b(medicalization: a process whereby a normal activity, such as pregnancy and childbirth, evolves into a situation that requires, and even becomes dominated by, specialized medical care)
=670  \\$aDictionary of sociology (Oxford), 2015, via WWW, Mar. 1, 2016$b(medicalization: the term commonly denotes the spread of the medical profession's activities, such as their increasing involvement in the processes of birth and dying)
=670  \\$aDictionary of the social sciences (Oxford), 2002, via WWW, Mar. 1, 2016$b(medicalization: the process of identification of an undesirable social condition or mental state as a medical problem subject to treatment)
=670  \\$aJohnson, A.G. Blackwell dictionary of sociology, 2000, via WWW, Mar. 1, 2016$b(medicalization is a social process through which a human experience or condition is culturally defined as pathological and treatable as a medical condition)
=670  \\$aMeSH browser, Feb. 29, 2016$b(heading: Medicalization; scope note: a process by which nonmedical problems become defined and treated as medical problems, usually in terms of illnesses, or disorder)
=670  \\$aWorld of sociology, 2001, via WWW, Mar. 1, 2016$b(medicalization refers to the process of providing a social or natural phenomenon with a medical designation and a medically based solution)
=680  \\$iHere are entered works on the social process by which formerly non-medical phenomena become defined and treated as medical conditions.
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=450  \\$aTRFPs (Terminal restriction fragment patterns)
=550  \\$wg$aDNA fingerprinting$xTechnique
=670  \\$aWork cat: Mobley, A.S. The bacterial community of a freshwater sponge, Radiospongilla cerebellata : a comparison of terminal restriction fragment length polymorphisms (T RFLP) and 16S rRNA clone library methods, 2010: p. 4 (Terminal Restriction Fragment Length Polymorphism analysis (T-RFLP) is a method in which PCR [polymerase chain reaction] amplified 16S rRNA gene segments are labeled with a fluorescent primer and then digested with restriction enzymes. The resulting products are then run through a sequencer to determine the length of the terminal restriction fragments)
=670  \\$aApplied and environmental microbiology, Feb. 2003:$bp. 926 (Terminal restriction fragment length polymorphism (T-RFLP) is a culture-independent method of obtaining a genetic fingerprint of the composition of a microbial community)
=670  \\$aApplied microbiology and biotechnology, Sept. 2008:$bp. 365 (Terminal restriction fragment length polymorphism (T-RFLP) analysis is a popular high-throughput fingerprinting technique used to monitor changes in the structure and composition of microbial communities. This approach is widely used because it offers a compromise between the information gained and labor intensity)
=670  \\$aJournal of microbiological methods, Jan. 1998:$bp. 135 (Terminal restriction fragment patterns (TRFPs), a rapid, PCR-based method for the comparison of complex bacterial communities ... Microbial populations in complex environmental samples are difficult to characterize; current techniques are incomplete and time consuming. We investigated a polymerase chain reaction (PCR)-based method for rapidly comparing bacterial communities independent of culture or cloning. Community 16S rRNA genes were amplified and fluorescently labeled by PCR. The labeled products were digested by a restriction enzyme and the labeled, terminal restriction fragments (TRFs) were separated by electrophoresis and detected by laser-induced fluorescence on an automated gene sequencer. PCR parameters were optimized using an in vitro model community of known organisms)
=670  \\$aFEMS microbiology ecology, July 2008:$bp. 169 (Evaluation of terminal-restriction fragment length polymorphism analysis in contrasting marine environments ... Terminal-restriction fragment length polymorphism (T-RFLP) analysis is widely used in microbial ecology studies. ... T-RFLP analysis has been viewed as a rapid, convenient, sensitive, high-throughput, and highly reproducible method in microbial ecology studies and thus has been often used for analysing large numbers of samples in a study. In this method, T-RF patterns are generated by amplifying DNA fragments from bacterial assemblage using PCR with one or two fluorescently labeled primers, followed by digestion with restriction enzymes. 'Fingerprints' produced by T-RF patterns are used to assess the diversity and dynamics of microbial communities)
=750  \2$iRelated mapping$aAmplified Fragment Length Polymorphism Analysis$0(DNLM)D054458$4RM$5IEN

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=670  \\$aWork cat: Lee, I. Static bending tests on greenheart in structural sizes, 1961.
=670  \\$aUSDA NRCS Plants Database, accessed December 15, 2015:$b(Kingdom Plantae -- Plants; Subkingdom Tracheobionta -- Vascular plants; Superdivision Spermatophyta -- Seed plants; Division Magnoliophyta -- Flowering plants; Class Magnoliopsida -- Dicotyledons; Subclass Magnoliidae; Order Laurales; Family Lauraceae -- Laurel family; Genus Ocotea Aubl. -- sweetwood)
=670  \\$aInternational Plant Names Index, accessed December 15, 2015:$b(Lauraceae Ocotea Aubl.)
=670  \\$aNames in current use for extant plant genera electronic version 1.0, accessed December 15, 2015:$b(Citation: Ocotea Aubl., Hist. Pl. Guiane: 780, Group: DICOTYLEDONES: LAURACEAE)
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=450  \\$aOtology/neurology
=450  \\$aOtoneurology
=550  \\$wg$aNeurology
=550  \\$wg$aOtology
=670  \\$aWork cat: 2014005477: Kohan, D. Neurotology, c2014.
=670  \\$aMeSH, Dec. 23, 2015$bNeurotology (A subspecialty of otolaryngology dealing with the parts of the nervous system related to the ear; entry term: Neuro-Otology; entry term: Otoneurology)
=670  \\$aDocSpot.com, Dec. 23, 2015$bWhat is Otology and Neurotology (Otologists/neurotologists are otolaryngologists, or ear nose and throat doctors, that specifically treat problems affecting the ears or balance; they may also treat tumors and nerve disorders that affect the area surrounding the structure of the ear, such as the temporal bone or base of the skull; have an interest in neurological ear problems, or disorders affecting the way the ear connects to the brain; the specialty may be referred to as otology/neurotology, otology and neurotology, otoneurology, neuro-otology, or sometimes simply as "O/N")
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=150  \\$aCoexistence of species
=450  \\$aSympatry (Biology)
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=550  \\$wg$aSpecies
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Pontin, A. J. Competition and coexistence of species, 1982.
=670  \\$aEncyclopedia of Evolution, Oxford University Press 2003, via Oxford Refernce Online, June 7, 2010:$bPopulation dynamics article, section on competition (... coexistence is promoted only if the effects of competition within a species are greater than the effects of the competition acting between species. Understanding the ecological processes that alleviate interspecific competition and allow coexistence has been a recurrent theme in population ecology.) Summary (The principles of population dynamics are founded on four key processes ... This quantitative understanding of population processes provides a framework within which the dynamics, interactions, and coexistence of species can be comprehended.)
=670  \\$aMerriam-Webster unabridged online, Feb. 5, 2015$b(Sympatric (adj.): occupying or taking place in the same area, <a sympatric distribution of two species>; specifically: capable of occupying the same range without loss of identity due to interbreeding; noun: sympatry)
=670  \\$aTarver, Richard David. A diachronic analysis of Plio-Pleistocene hominin contemporaneity in Africa and Europe, 2015 [thesis]:$bpage x (A majority of extant primates are observed to live in sympatry with one or more species)
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=450  \\$aBanded hedgehog proteins
=450  \\$aDesert hedgehog proteins
=450  \\$aIndian hedgehog proteins
=450  \\$aSonic hedgehog proteins
=450  \\$aVertebrate hedgehog proteins
=550  \\$wg$aProteins
=670  \\$aWork cat: Grover, V. K. From fats to fluorescent fish : lipid modifications of Sonic hedgehog ligand dictate cellular reception and signal response, c2011:$bpage 3 (During vertebrate evolution, genome duplication and divergence of the Hh gene, resulted in three types of Hh subgroups in mammals and avian, Sonic hedgehog (Shh), Indian hedgehog (Ihh) and Desert hedgehog (Dhh). Shh expression is conserved across species in the notochord and floor plate, while Dhh and Ihh have varied expression patterns and can be found in the gonads and in bone growth plates respectively)
=670  \\$aMeSH 2016:$b(Hedgehog Proteins: A family of intercellular signaling proteins that play and important role in regulating the development of many TISSUES and organs. Their name derives from the observation of a hedgehog-like appearance in DROSOPHILA embryos with genetic mutations that block their action; entry terms: Banded hedgehog protein, Desert hedgehog protein, Indian hedgehog protein, Sonic hedgehog protein, Vertebrate hedgehog protein)
=670  \\$aRiobo, N.A. Hedgehog signaling protocols, c2015:$bpreface (Mammalian genomes contain three homologs of the Drosophila Hh protein--Sonic (Shh), Indian (Ihh), and Desert (Dhh), encoded by separate genes [1]. All Hh proteins ...)
=680  \\$iHere are entered works on a family of intercellular signalling proteins that play an important role in the development of many tissues and organs.
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=450  \\$aB-cell lymphoma-2 protein family
=450  \\$aBcl2-related proteins
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=670  \\$aWork cat: Kopparapu, P. Small Molecule Bcl-2 Functional Converters as Cancer Therapeutics, 2016:$babstract (The Bcl-2 family of proteins plays a major role in tumorigenesis)
=670  \\$aMcgraw Hill Dictionary Of Scientific And Technical Terms, 2003:$b(bcl-2: A family of proteins that operate in the effector phase of apoptosis and may either promote or inhibit apoptosis)
=670  \\$aTophkhane, C. Role of bcl2 and p73 in genistein-induced apoptosis in breast cancer cells, 2007.
=670  \\$aGreider, C. Mechanistic examination of BCL2 induced cell cycle delay, 2003.
=670  \\$aGhosh, M. The role of apoptosis and expression of bcl2 and CD40 in squamous cell carcinoma of the lung, 1997.
=670  \\$aLei, K. The Bax subfamily of Bcl2-related proteins is essential for apoptotic signal transduction by c-Jun NH(2)-terminal kinase, 2002.
=670  \\$aFagg, W. Ectopic expression of BCL2 in MCF10A cells :$bdifferential BCL-2 family protein expression and response to staurosporine-induced apoptosis, 2008.
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=670  \\$aWork cat: Hohenschuh, W. The Path Forward : Using High Throughput Data and Dynamic Flux Balance Modeling to Identify Bottlenecks in the Carbon Metabolism of Industrial Microbes and Suggest Solutions to Improve Product Yield, 2016:$b(Developing a strain capable of fermenting xylose both efficiently and with high product yield would be a massive step towards realizing the sustainable production of lignocellulosic bioethanol)
=670  \\$aMcgraw Hill Dictionary Of Scientific And Technical Terms, 2003:$b(Xylose: C5H10O5, A pentose sugar found in many woody materials; combustible, white crystals with a sweet taste; soluble in water and alcohol; melts about 148 C; used as a nonnutritive sweetener and in dyeing and tanning. Also known as wood sugar)
=670  \\$aXu, P. and Luo, M. Xylose : production, consumption, and health benefits, 2012.
=670  \\$aSlininger, P. Xylose fermentation : analysis, modelling and design, 1988.
=670  \\$aXylose fermentation to ethanol, 1993.
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=450  \\$aSmall temporal RNA
=450  \\$astRNA (Small temporal RNA)
=550  \\$wg$aAntisense RNA
=550  \\$wg$aNon-coding RNA
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Sperber, H. H. B. MicroRNAs and metabolites in naïve to primed human embryonic stem cell transition, 2014.
=670  \\$aMeSH browser, June 13, 2016$b(MicroRNAs. Scope note: Small double-stranded, non-protein coding RNAs, 21-25 nucleotides in length generated from single-stranded microRNA gene transcripts by the same ribonuclease III, Dicer, that produces small interfering RNAs. They become part of the RNA-induced silencing complex and repress the translation of target RNA by binding to homologous 3'UTR region as an imperfect match. The small temporal RNAs (stRNAs), let-7 and lin-4, from C. elegans, are the first 2 miRNAs discovered, and are from a class of miRNAs involved in developmental timing. UF Micro RNA; MicroRNA; miRNA; miRNAs; pre-miRNA; pri-miRNA; Primary MicroRNA; Primary miRNA; RNA, Small Temporal; Small Temporal RNA; stRNA. See also: RNA, Small Interfering. BTs in tree structures: RNA, Antisense; RNA, Small Untranslated)
=670  \\$aWikipedia, June 13, 2016:$bmicroRNA (A microRNA (abbreviated miRNA) is a small non-coding RNA molecule (containing about 22 nucleotides) found in plants, animals and some viruses, that functions in RNA silencing and post-transcriptional regulation of gene expression; miRNAs resemble the small interfering RNAs (siRNAs) of the RNA interference (RNAi) pathway, except miRNAs derive from regions of RNA transcripts that fold back on themselves to form short hairpins, whereas siRNAs derive from longer regions of double-stranded RNA)
=670  \\$aLiposomes : methods and protocols, ©2010:$bp. 449 (Similar to siRNA, microRNAs (miRNAs) were also discovered in C. elegans and are endogenous RNAs that mediate sequence specific gene silencing. Despite their functional similarity to siRNAs, miRNAs differ from siRNAs in regard to their origin, evolutionary conservation, and the types of genes they silence)
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=450  \\$aBenzoaric acid
=550  \\$wg$aAntioxidants
=550  \\$wg$aBenzopyrans
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=670  \\$aWork cat: Ellagic acid, 2016
=670  \\$aMeSH, June 29, 2016$b(Ellagic acid; entry term: Benzoaric Acid; mapped to: Benzopyrans)
=670  \\$aWikipedia, viewed June 27, 2016$b(Ellagic acid is a natural phenol antioxidant found in numerous fruits and vegetables. The antiproliferative and antioxidant properties of ellagic acid have prompted research into its potential health benefits. Ellagic acid is the diactone of hexahydroxydiphenic acid)
=670  \\$aInspec, viewed June 27, 2016$b(uncontrolled: ellagic acid)
=670  \\$aApplied science & technology full text, viewed June 27, 2016$b(subject term: Ellagic acid)
=670  \\$aToxline, viewed June 27, 2016$b(MeSH hdg: Ellagic acid)
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=670  \\$aITIS, June 30, 2016$b(Datura inoxia; Kingdom - Plantae; Taxonomic Rank - Species; Synonym(s) - Datura innoxia, Datura metel, Datura fastuosa, Datura meteloides; Common Name(s) - pricklyburr, angel's trumpet, desert thornapple, sacred datura, prickly datura; Genus - Datura; Family - Solanaceae )
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=450  \\$aFever, Zika
=450  \\$aZika fever
=450  \\$aZika virus disease
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=670  \\$aWork cat: Pregnant?, warning: Zika can cause microcephaly and other severe brain defects, there is no vaccine to prevent Zika virus infection, 2016:$btitle page (Zika virus infection)
=670  \\$aMESH website, May 10, 2016$b(Zika Virus Infection; viral disease transmitted by the bite of aedes mosquitoes infected with Zika virus; symptoms include: fever, rash, headaches and arthralgia; "entry terms: Infection, Zika virus; Virus infection, Zika; Zika fever; Fever, Zika; Zika virus; previous indexing: Arbovirus Infections (1964-2015), Flavivirus Infections (1972-2015))
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=550  \\$wg$aFlaviviruses
=670  \\$aWork cat: What we know, and what we don't know, 2016:$bp. 1 (CDC's response to Zika; Zika virus)
=670  \\$aMESH website, May 5, 2016$b(Zika Virus; an arbovirus in the flavivirus genus of the family flaviviridae; originally isolated in the Zika Forest of Uganda it has been introduced to Asia and the Americas; entry term: Virus, Zika; previous indexing: Arboviruses, Flavivirus; annotation: infection = Zika virus infection)
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=450  \\$aAntiphylla
=450  \\$aChrysobotrya
=450  \\$aLeptasea
=450  \\$aMuscaria
=450  \\$aRockfoils
=450  \\$aSaxifrage (Genus)
=450  \\$aSaxifrages (Genus)
=550  \\$wg$aSaxifragaceae
=670  \\$aCklist. vasc. flora:$bp. 480.
=670  \\$aColumbia encyc., 2001, via WWW, July 14, 2004$b(The true saxifrages (genus Saxifraga and some species of other genera), also called rockfoils)
=670  \\$aAm. Horti. Soc. A-Z encyc. of garden plants, 1997$b(Saxifraga, saxifrage, saxifrages)

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=670  \\$aSpecies Fungorum, 7 June 2016$b(Coccidiodes; classification: Species Coccioides in Family Onygenaceae, in Order Onygenales, in Class Eurotiomycetes, in Phylum Ascomycota, in Kingdom Fungi)
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=035  \\$a(LIBRARY_OF_CONGRESS)984137542300041
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=150  \\$aMindfulness (Psychology)
=450  \\$aIn-the-moment (Psychology)
=550  \\$wg$aAttention
=550  \\$wg$aAwareness
=670  \\$aWork cat: Dayton, Gary. Trade mindfully, 2015:$bsubtitle (achieve your optimum trading performance with mindfulness and cutting-edge psychology)
=670  \\$aDavis, Daphne M., PhD. What are the benefits of mindfulness? Monitor on psychology, July/August 2012, Vol 43, No. 7, viewed via the American Psychological Association web site, Mar. 31, 2015.
=670  \\$aPsychology today, viewed online, Mar. 31, 2015$b(Mindfulness is a state of active, open attention on the present)
=670  \\$aMindfulness, acceptance, and positive psychology: the seven foundations of well-being, 2013.
=670  \\$aWikipedia, March 30, 2015$b(Mindfulness is "the intentional, accepting and non-judgmental focus of one's attention on the emotions, thoughts and sensations occurring in the present moment", which can be trained by meditational practices derived from Buddhist anapanasati)
=680  \\$iHere are entered works on the study or practice of mindfulness. Works on mindfulness as a method of cognitive therapy are entered under$aMindfulness-based cognitive therapy.
=681  \\$iNote under$aMindfulness-based cognitive therapy
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=053  \0$aQL737.R666$cZoology
=150  \\$aMicrotus
=450  \\$aAgricola (Genus)
=450  \\$aAmmomys
=450  \\$aArbusticola
=450  \\$aArvalomys
=450  \\$aAulacomys
=450  \\$aBicunedens
=450  \\$aCampicola
=450  \\$aCampicoloma
=450  \\$aChilotus
=450  \\$aEuarvicola
=450  \\$wnne$aField mice
=450  \\$aGrass voles
=450  \\$aHerpetomys
=450  \\$aIberomys
=450  \\$aIsodelta
=450  \\$aMeadow mice
=450  \\$aMeadow voles
=450  \\$aMeridiopitymys
=450  \\$aMicrurus (Mammals)
=450  \\$aOecomicrotus
=450  \\$aOrthriomys
=450  \\$aPallasiinus
=450  \\$aParapitymys
=450  \\$aPedomys
=450  \\$aPine voles
=450  \\$aPinemys
=450  \\$wnne$aPitymys
=450  \\$aSteneocranius
=450  \\$aSumeriomys
=450  \\$aSuranomys
=450  \\$aSylvicola
=450  \\$aTetramerodon
=450  \\$aTibercola
=550  \\$wg$aMuridae
=550  \\$wg$aVoles
=670  \\$aITIS, June 9, 2016:$b(Microtus; valid genus; family - Cricetidae; synonym(s) - Pedomys, Pitymys, Agricola, Ammomys, Arbusticola, Arvalomys, Aulacomys, Bicunedens, Campicola, Campicoloma, Chilotus, Euarvicola, Herpetomys, Iberomys, Isodelta, Meridiopitymys, Micrurus, Oecomicrotus, Orthriomys, Pallasiinus, Parapitymys, Pinemys, Psammomys, Steneocranius, Sumeriomys, Suranomys, Sylvicola, Tetramerodon, Tibercola; common name(s) Meadow Mice, Meadow Voles)
=750  \2$aArvicolinae$0(DNLM)D003411$5IEN

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=150  \\$aPenicillin resistance
=150  \\$aPenicillin Resistance$0(DNLM)D010403$5IEN
=550  \\$wg$aDrug resistance in microorganisms
=670  \\$aWork cat: Payne, D.B. Stability of clones over two decades and the role of murM in penicillin resistance and evolution of streptococcus pneumonia, 2007:$babstr. (Following the detection of penicillin-resistant strains of Streptococcus pneumonia in clinical specimens in the late 1960s, they have become a major public health concern. ... We examined the hypothesis that there was a precursor event, altered murM alleles, to the horizontal transfer of penicillin binding proteins that was a co-contributor to the development of highly penicillin-resistant strains that became prevalent in the last decade of the twentieth century)

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=150  \\$aNef protein
=450  \\$aGene products, Nef
=450  \\$aNef gene products
=450  \\$aNegative factor protein
=450  \\$aProtein Nef
=550  \\$wg$aViral proteins
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Qi, M. Nef, HIV-1 infection, and the ubiquitin-proteasome system, 2008:$bpage 16 (The Nef protein is approximately 206 amino acids in length in the case of HIV-1)
=670  \\$aMeSH 2016, viewed December 11, 2015$b(Gene products, nef; entry term: nef Protein; scope note: Products of the retroviral NEF GENE. They play a role as accessory proteins that influence the rate of viral infectivity and the destruction of the host immune system. nef stands for negative factor)
=670  \\$aUniProt.org, viewed Nov. 2, 2016$b(Protein nef)
=670  \\$aWikipedia, viewed May 21, 2015$bNef (protein)(Nef (Negative Regulatory Factor) is a small 27-35 kDa myristoylated protein encoded by primate lentiviruses)
=750  \2$aGene Products, nef$0(DNLM)D015693$5IEN

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=150  \\$aCytosine
=550  \\$wg$aPyrimidine nucleotides
=670  \\$aWork cat: Szulik, M. W. Oxidation of cytosine in DNA, c2014:$b((DNA is a polyanion at neutral pH. It usually appears as a doublestranded helix composed of two biopolymers that are made of nucleotides. Nucleotides comprise: purines Guanine (G) and Adenine (A), and pyrimidines Cytosine (C) and Thymine (T))
=670  \\$aMeSH, viewed September 6, 2016$b(Cytosine; A pyrimidine base that is a fundamental unit of nucleic acids)
=670  \\$aU.S. National Library of Medicine, Genetics Home Reference. What is DNA, viewed September 6, 2016$b(The information in DNA is stored as a code made up of four chemical bases: adenine (A), guanine (G), cytosine (C), and thymine (T))
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=053  \0$aHM499$cSociology
=150  \\$aSymbolic interactionism
=450  \\$aInteraction, Symbolic
=450  \\$aInteractionism, Symbolic
=450  \\$aSymbolic interaction
=450  \\$aSymbolic-interactionist theory
=550  \\$wg$aQualitative research$xMethodology
=550  \\$wg$aSocial psychology$xMethodology
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=150  \\$aInsertional mutagenesis
=450  \\$aActivation, Insertional
=450  \\$aCassette mutagenesis
=450  \\$aGene insertion
=450  \\$aInsertion, Gene
=450  \\$aInsertion, Sequence
=450  \\$aInsertion mutation
=450  \\$aInsertional activation
=450  \\$aLinker-insertion mutagenesis
=450  \\$aMutation, Insertion
=450  \\$aSequence insertion
=450  \\$aViral insertional mutagenesis
=550  \\$wg$aMutagenesis
=550  \\$aInsertion elements, DNA
=670  \\$aWork cat: Insertional mutagenesis strategies in cancer genetics, 2011.
=670  \\$aMESH browser, Aug. 26, 2016$b(Mutagenesis, Insertional -- Mutagenesis where the mutation is caused by the introduction of foreign DNA sequences into a gene or extragenic sequence. This may occur spontaneously in vivo or be experimentally induced in vivo or in vitro. Proviral DNA insertions into or adjacent to a cellular proto-oncogene can interrupt genetic translation of the coding sequences or interfere with recognition of regulatory elements and cause unregulated expression of the proto-oncogene resulting in tumor formation) [MESH UFs: Gene insertion; Insertion mutation; Insertional activation; Linker-insertion mutagenesis; Cassette mutagenesis; Sequence insertion; Viral insertional mutagenesis)
=670  \\$aThe plant cell, Dec. 1999:$bp. 2283 (Insertional mutagenesis is an alternative means of disrupting gene function and is based on the insertion of foreign DNA into the gene of interest)
=670  \\$aAmerican Heritage medical dictionary, 2007$b(Insertional mutagenesis -- Mutation caused by the insertion of new genetic material into a normal gene)
=670  \\$aDevelopmental dynamics, Nov. 2003:$bp. 523 (Insertional mutagenesis is a method for identifying genes essential for a given biological process by using the integration of DNA as the mutagen, thereby facilitating the cloning of the mutated gene. ... [T]he cloning of chemically mutated genes is quite laborious. ... Insertional mutagenesis provides an alternative whereby the identification of the mutated gene is greatly facilitated by the presence of a molecular tag at the site of the mutagenic lesion. The sequence of the genomic DNA flanking the inserted element can be easily cloned and sequenced; thus, the beginning of the search for the mutated gene is greatly simplified)
=750  \2$aMutagenesis, Insertional$0(DNLM)D016254$5IEN

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=150  \\$aPatient rooms
=450  \\$aHospital rooms
=550  \\$wg$aHealth facilities
=550  \\$wg$aRooms
=670  \\$aWork cat: Montana Memory Project website, December 5, 2016:$bArchival Photographs from the University of Montana. Description of digitized photo, "Community Hospital, Missoula, Montana" ("A patient room at Community Hospital on East Front Street, Missoula, Montana. Room contains a bed on wheels, a small dresser with mirror, a serving tray or stand next to the bed, a phone, and a standing light and one light on wall.")
=670  \\$aMerriam-Webster Visual Dictionary Online, accessed Dec. 5, 2016:$bPatient room (Room for hospitalized patients; it can be private (one bed), semiprivate (two beds) or common (more than two beds).)
=670  \\$aGoogle search, performed December 5, 2016:$b(hit counts: "Patient rooms," 506,000; "Hospital rooms," 410,000)
=675  \\$aOED Online
=680  \\$iHere are entered works on rooms that are occupied by patients during stays in health care facilities.
=750  \2$aPatients' Rooms$0(DNLM)D010362$5IEN

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=150  \\$aArabinonucleosides
=450  \\$aArabinofuranosylnucleosides
=550  \\$wg$aAntineoplastic agents
=550  \\$wg$aAntiviral nucleosides
=670  \\$aWork cat: Chiang, C.-W. Studies on adenine arabinoside-resistant mutants of Toxoplasma gondii, [1998].
=670  \\$aMeSH browser, Feb. 20, 2017$b(Arabinonucleosides ... Nucleosides containing arabinose as their sugar moiety) [UF](Arabinofuranosylnucleosides) MeSH tree structures (directly under: Nucleosides)
=670  \\$aGlen report - RNA & DNA oligonucleotide synthesis - modification - labeling, via WWW, Feb. 23, 2017$b(Arabinonucleosides are epimers of ribonucleosides with the chiral switch being at the 2ʹ position of the sugar residue)
=670  \\$aBiochemistry, June 20, 2000:$bp. 7058 (Arabinonucleosides are stereo isomers of ribonucleosides, differing only in the configuration at the 2ʹ-position of the sugar ring. They have had a substantial impact on chemotherapy, and as such they have been extensively used as antiviral and anticancer drugs)
=750  \2$aArabinonucleosides$0(DNLM)D001087$5IEN

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=150  \\$aSugar acids
=550  \\$wg$aAcyclic acids
=670  \\$aWork cat: Carter, A. Modifications in the preparation of glucaric acid and some 4-alkyl-4-azaheptane-1,7-diamines, [1998]
=670  \\$aMeSH browser, Jan. 20, 2017$b(Sugar acids ... Monosaccharides and other sugars that contain one or more carboxylic acid moieties) MeSH tree structures (under: Acyclic acids)
=670  \\$aAlger, M.S.M. Polymer science dictionary, 1997:$bp. 547 (sugar acid -- A monosaccharide (or sugar) or monosaccharide unit in which either an aldehyde group has been replaced by a carboxyl group (aldonic acid), or a terminal hydroxyl has been replaced by a carboxyl group (uronic acid), or in which both end groups have been so replaced (saccharic acid))
=670  \\$aBhagavan, N.V. Medical biochemistry, ©1992:$bp. 142 (Sugar acids. The sugar acids are obtained when the carbonyl group or a hydroxyl group is oxidized to a carboxylic acid group)
=750  \2$aSugar Acids$0(DNLM)D013400$5IEN

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=150  \\$aDependoviruses
=450  \\$aAAVs (Adeno-associated viruses)
=450  \\$aAdeno-associated viruses
=450  \\$aAdenosatellite viruses
=550  \\$wg$aParvoviruses
=670  \\$aWork cat: White, A.F. Targeted gene transfer by genetic capsid modification of recombinant adeno associated virus 2, 2005:$bp. 1 (The development of safe and efficient gene transfer vectors is essential to achieving long-term success for gene therapy. One of the most promising viral vectors is based on adeno-associated virus (AAV), a member of the parvovirus family. AAV is also known as dependovirus because it requires the presence of a helper virus to complete its replicative life cycle)
=670  \\$aMeSH browser, Feb. 15, 2017$b(Dependovirus -- A genus of the family Parvoviridae, subfamily Parvovirinae, which are dependent on a coinfection with helper adenoviruses or herpesviruses for their efficient replication. The type species is Adeno-associated virus 2) [UF] (Adeno-associated viruses)
=670  \\$aCarter, J.B. Virology : principles and applications, ©2007:$bp. 138 (The subfamily Parvovirinae includes the genus Dependovirus, the members of which are defective, normally replicating only when the cell is co-infected with a helper virus. Other parvoviruses that do not require helper viruses are known as autonomous parvoviruses)
=670  \\$aPDR medical dictionary, 2006$b(Dependovirus -- A genus of small defective single-stranded DNA viruses in the family Parvoviridae that depend on adenoviruses for replication. Syn. -- adeno-associated virus; adenosatellite virus)
=670  \\$aDorland's illustrated medical dictionary, 2007$b(Dependovirus -- adeno-associated viruses; a genus of viruses of the subfamily Parvovirinae (family Parvoviridae) that require coinfection with an adenovirus or herpesvirus to provide helper functions for replication. If no helper virus is present, the genome can be integrated into the host cell DNA, resulting in latent infection. Asymptomatic infection is common in humans and in many animal species)
=750  \2$aDependovirus$0(DNLM)D000229$5IEN

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=150  \\$aAcyclic acids
=450  \\$aAcyclic carboxylic acids
=550  \\$wg$aCarboxylic acids
=670  \\$aWork cat: Carter, A. Modifications in the preparation of glucaric acid and some 4-alkyl-4-azaheptane-1,7-diamines, [1998]
=670  \\$aMeSH browser, Feb. 9, 2017$b(Acids, Acyclic ... Carboxylic acids that have open-chain molecular structures as opposed to ring-shaped structures) MeSH tree structures (directly under: Carboxylic acids)
=670  \\$aOrganic geochemistry, Nov. 2000:$bp. 1209 (Carboxylic acids of marine evaporitic oils from Sergipe-Alagoas Basin, Brazil) p. 1211 ( ... 3.2. Carboxylic acids. 3.2.1. Acyclic carboxylic acids. The major acidic components found in the Muribeca-Carmópolis oils were acyclic acids)
=750  \2$aAcids, Acyclic$0(DNLM)D000144

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=150  \\$aNeurofeedback
=450  \\$aEEG biofeedback
=450  \\$aNeurotherapy (Neurofeedback)
=550  \\$wg$aBiological control systems
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Jaušovec and Pahor. Increasing Intelligence, 2017:$bBack cover ("Increasing Intelligence overviews contemporary approaches and techniques designed to increase general cognitive ability in healthy individuals. The book covers behavioral training and different electrical stimulation methods such as TMS, tDCS, tACS, and tRNS, along with alternative approaches ranging from neurofeedback to cognitive-enhancing drugs")
=670  \\$aApplied Neuroscience Society of Australasia WWW site, viewed May 16, 2017:$bHammond, D. Corydon, "An Introduction to Neurofeedback" ("In the late 1960's and 1970's we learned that it was possible to recondition and retrain brainwave patterns. Some of this work began with the training of alpha brainwave activity for relaxation, while other work originating at UCLA focused on uncontrolled epilepsy. This training is called Neurotherapy or EEG biofeedback or Neurofeedback")
=750  \2$aNeurofeedback$0(DNLM)D058765$5IEN

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=670  \\$aWork cat.: Recovery strategy for the tall bugbane (Actaea elata) in Canada, 2017.
=670  \\$aITIS website, April 7, 2017$b(Actaea, Common name - baneberry; Family - Ranunculaceae, Order - Ranunculales, Class - Magnoliopsida, Division - Tracheophyta, Kingdom - Plantae)
=670  \\$aPLANTS database, April 7, 2017$b(Actaea, Common name - baneberry; Family - Ranunculaceae, Order - Ranunculales, Class - Magnoliopsida, Division - Magnoliophyta, Kingdom - Plantae)

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=670  \\$aMeSH browser, March 27, 2017$b(MeSH hdg.: Proliferating Cell Nuclear Antigen; scope note: Nuclear antigen with a role in DNA synthesis, DNA repair, and cell cycle progression; PCNA is required for the coordinated synthesis of both leading and lagging strands at the replication fork during DNA replication. PCNA expression correlates with the proliferation activity of several malignant and non-malignant cell types; shown in MeSH tree structure under Nuclear proteins)
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=670  \\$aWork cat.: León Garrigosa, F. Estudio de la proliferación y de los astrocitos de la eminencia media, inducida por la hipofisectomía, 2012:$bPDF, p. [5] (...changes that occur in the Median eminence after hypophysectomy...)
=670  \\$aMeSH browser, March 27, 2017$b(MeSH hdg.: Median Eminence ; scope note: Raised area at the infundibular region of the Hypothalamus at the floor of the brain, ventral to the third ventricle and adjacent to the Arcuate nucleus of hypothalamus; it contains the terminals of hypothalamic neurons and the capillary network of hypophyseal portal system, thus serving as a neuroendocrine link between the brain and the Pituitary gland; entry terms: Eminentia mediana, Medial eminence; shown in MeSH tree structure under Hypothalamo-Hypophyseal System)
=670  \\$aNeurolex, Neuroxicence lexicon website, March 27, 2017:$bbrain regions list (Median eminence)
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=670  \\$aMESH, March 10, 2017$b(Hydrocodone; narcotic analgesic related to codeine, but more potent and addicting; used also as cough suppressant; entry term: Codinovo, Dicodid, Dihydrocodeinone, Hycodan, Hycon, Hydrocodeinonebitartrate, Hydrocodon, Hydrocodone bitartrate, Hydrocodone tartrate (1:1), Hydrate (2:5), Hydrocon, Robidone; pharm. action: Analgesics, opioid; antitussive agents; narcotics)
=670  \\$aMedline Plus, March 10, 2017$b(Hysingla®, Zohydro ER®, opiate (narcotic) analgesics)
=670  \\$aMiller-Keane encyclopedia & dictionary of medicine, nursing, and allied health$b(Hydrocodone; synthetic narcotic analgesic similar to but more active than codeine; used as antitussive)
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=450  \\$aAmerican hemorrhagic fever
=450  \\$aArgentinian hemorrhagic fever
=450  \\$aBolivian hemorrhagic fever
=450  \\$aHemorrhagic fever, Argentinian
=450  \\$aHemorrhagic fever, Bolivian
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=670  \\$aWork cat.: Historia de la fiebre hemorrágica argentina, 2011:$bp. 86 (Argentina suffered an outbreak of hemorrhagic fever starting in the late 1950 centered in the provinces of Buenos Aires, Cordoba and Santa Fe)
=670  \\$aUS National Library of Medicine MeSH database, viewed March 21, 2017$b(Hemorrhagic fever, American; Arenaviruses, New World that has cross references Hemorrhagic fever, Argentinian and Hemorrhagic fever, Bolivian)
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=150  \\$aZinc in human nutrition
=550  \\$wg$aNutrition
=670  \\$aWork cat: Zinc and its role in biology and nutrition, 1983.
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=450  \\$a9-beta-D-arabinofuranosyladenine
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=450  \\$aAlpha-ara A (Vidarabine)
=450  \\$aAlpha-D-arabinofuranosyladenine
=450  \\$aAra A (Vidarabine)
=450  \\$aAra A (Vidarabine)
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=550  \\$wg$aArabinonucleosides
=670  \\$aWork cat: Chiang, C.-W. Studies on adenine arabinoside-resistant mutants of Toxoplasma gondii, [1998].
=670  \\$aMeSH browser, Feb. 19, 2017$b(Vidarabine ... An antiviral & antimetabolite. ... A nucleoside antibiotic isolated from Streptomyces antibioticus. It has some antineoplastic properties and has broad spectrum activity against DNA viruses in cell cultures and significant antiviral activity against infections caused by a variety of viruses such as the herpes viruses, the vaccina virus and varicella zoster virus) [UFs] (9-beta-Arabinofuranosyladenine; 9-beta-D-Arabinofuranosyladenine; Adenine arabinoside; Alpha-ara A; Alpha-D-Arabinofuranosyladenine; Ara A; Arabinofuranosyladenine; Arabinosyladenine; Beta-ara A; Vira-A) MeSH tree structures (directly under: Adenosine; also directly under: Arabinonucleosides)
=670  \\$aDorland's illustrated medical dictionary, 2007$b(Vidarabine -- a purine analogue that inhibits DNA synthesis; used as a topical antiviral agent in the treatment of herpes simplex keratitis or keratoconjunctivitis and intravenously in the treatment of herpes simplex encephalitis. Called also adenine arabinoside or ara-A)
=670  \\$aMarine drugs, Oct. 11, 2010:$bp. 2619, doi: 10.3390/md8102619 (Marine sponges are currently one of the richest sources of pharmacologically active compounds found in the marine environment. These bioactive molecules are often secondary metabolites, whose main function is to enable and/or modulate cellular communication and defense. ... The most important antiviral lead of marine origin reported thus far is nucleoside Ara-A (vidarabine) isolated from sponge Tethya crypta. It inhibits viral DNA polymerase and DNA synthesis of herpes, vaccinica and varicella zoster viruses. However due to the discovery of new types of viruses and emergence of drug resistant strains, it is necessary to develop new antiviral lead compounds continuously)
=670  \\$aBiochemical pharmacology, Feb. 15, 2014:$bp. 543 (Vidarabine is a nucleoside analog that is taken up into host cells and incorporated into the DNA of herpes viruses, thereby leading to inhibition of viral DNA polymerase and DNA chain termination. Via this mechanism, vidarabine, also referred to as adenine 9-b-D-arabinofuranoside or 9-b-D-arabinofuranosyladenine (abbreviated as Ara-A or Ara-Ade), exerts antiviral effects, particularly in herpes virus infections. Vidarabine was the first clinically approved antiviral drug, exhibiting therapeutic effects in local and systemic herpes virus infections. However, due to limitations in clinical efficacy and because of toxicity issues, vidarabine has now been superseded by more effective and safer antiviral agents such as ganciclovir and foscarnet. Currently,the use of vidarabine is restricted to local applications in herpes virus keratitis, with a small therapeutic window)
=670  \\$aJournal of pharmacology and experimental therapeutics, Aug. 2016:$bp. 244 (Response to letter to the editor on "Does vidarabine mediate cardioprotection via inhibition of AC5?" / Claudio A. Bravo ... . We ... believe that the arguments raised, although partially valid, actually miss the point of our study. We found that vidarabine (AraA) reduced infarct size, even when administered after coronary artery reperfusion, making this drug potentially clinically important, since most drugs must be administered before coronary occlusion in order to be effective)
=670  \\$aLeukemia, Mar. 2000:$bp. 379 (Fludarabine phosphate (2-F-ara-AMP) is an adenine nucleoside analogue. Unlike adenine arabinoside (ara-A), this drug is water soluble and resistant to deamination by adenosine deaminase)
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=670  \\$aWork cat: Chiang, C.-W. Studies on adenine arabinoside-resistant mutants of Toxoplasma gondii, [1998].
=670  \\$aMeSH browser, Feb. 24, 2017$b(Ribonucleosides ... Nucleosides in which the purine or pyrimidine base is combined with ribose) MeSH tree structures (directly under: Nucleosides)
=670  \\$aEncyclopedia of astrobiology, 2015:$bp. 1455 (In biochemistry, a ribonucleoside is an organic molecule derived from the condensation of a nitrogenous base and the C1 atom of ribose via a glycoside linkage)
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=550  \\$wg$aNeuroprotective agents
=550  \\$wg$aPurines
=670  \\$aWork cat: Chiang, C.-W. Studies on adenine arabinoside-resistant mutants of Toxoplasma gondii, [1998].
=670  \\$aMeSH browser, Feb. 19, 2017$b(Purine nucleosides ... Purines with a ribose attached that can be phosphorylated to purine nucleotides) MeSH tree structures (under: Purines; and: Nucleosides)
=670  \\$aDrugs.com WWW home page, Feb. 19, 2017$bsearch: purine nucleosides (Purine nucleosides are antiviral agents that have selective activity against herpes simplex virus types 1 (cold sores) and 2 (genital herpes) and varicella zoster virus (chicken pox). The purine nucleoside molecule is converted to a monophosphate by viral thymidine kinases. The monophosphate is then converted to diphosphate and then into a triphosphate form by cellular enzymes. The triphosphate form blocks the replication of viral DNA by inhibiting viral DNA polymerase and terminating the growing viral DNA chain. Purine nucleosides are more potent against the viral enzymes than the host enzymes)
=670  \\$aNeuropharmacology, May 2016:$bp. 235 (Hypoxic/ischemic insults, as those occurring during stroke, engage necrosis and apoptotic mechanisms due to excitotoxicity, whereas surviving neurons usually display limited ability of axonal regeneration, further contributing to sensory, motor and cognitive disabilities. Purine nucleosides are included in the pool of neuroprotective soluble molecules released during hypoxia/ischemic lesions)
=670  \\$aTetrahedron, June 23, 2000:$bp. 4589 (Purine nucleosides form an important class of pharmacologically active compounds demonstrating activity against a wide range of viral infections. The synthesis of these compounds has therefore attracted considerable interest)
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=670  \\$aWork cat: 2013028376: Negotiating sex work, 2014:$bpage xiii (Sex workers -- individuals who exchange sexual services for cash or other goods)
=670  \\$a2013023148: Chateauvert, Melinda. Sex workers unite, 2014:$bpage 2 (Sex workers are laborers who earn money to perform sexual services or who provide erotic entertainment to clients individually or collectively. ... Carol Leigh - the Scarlot Harlot - coined the gender-neutral term 'sex work' in 1978 to describe the many diverse occupations of the sex industry. Sex workers are escorts, exotic dancers, porn stars, peep-show workers, professional dominants, rent boys, phone-sex operators, strippers, webcam performers, erotic priestesses, prostitutes and providers of a vast array of niche adult services.)
=670  \\$a2010281239: Sex work matters, 2010:$bpage 1 ('Sex workers' is a broad category ... people employed in everything from erotic dancing to domination, from phone sex, to street prostitution)
=670  \\$aSex workers outreach project-USA, www site, Feb. 24, 2017:$b(Sex workers outreach project-USA; What is Sex Work? Sex work is any type of labor where the explicit goal is to produce a sexual or erotic response in the client. Sex work includes prostitution, but it also includes a bunch of other things like erotic dancing, pro-dom/pro-sub work, webcam work, sensual massage, adult film, phone sex, being a sugar baby, etc.)
=670  \\$aOxford English Dictionary, www site, Feb. 24, 2017:$b(n. a person who is paid or employed to provide sexual services, esp. one working in the pornography business or as a prostitute. Typically used (esp. when in preference to prostitute) to avoid or reduce negative connotations and to evoke affinity with conventional service industries.)
=670  \\$aInternational union of sex workers, www site, Feb. 24, 2017:$b(International union of sex workers; The organization brings together people from all sectors -- people who sell sexual contact or BDSM services, people who work for or run agencies, websites or brothels, strippers, erotic dancers and glamour models, porn actors and film makers, phone sex workers and web cam models)
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=670  \\$aWork cat: The midwife-mother relationship, 2000.
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=150  \\$aIron in human nutrition
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=670  \\$aWork cat: Diet and iron status, a study of relationships, United States, 1971-74, 1982:$bpage 4 (Iron nutrition in the individual. Each individual's iron nutrition is a state of balance between the body's supplies of iron and needs for iron. Iron supplies are affected by diet and health; iron requirements change with age and physiological conditions such as pregnancy and illness)
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=450  \\$aCalcium glucarate
=450  \\$aCalcium saccharate
=450  \\$aCalcium saccharate tetrahydrate
=450  \\$aD-glucaric acid
=450  \\$aD-saccharic acid
=450  \\$aGlucosaccharic acid
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=450  \\$aSaccharic acid
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=670  \\$aWork cat: Carter, A. Modifications in the preparation of glucaric acid and some 4-alkyl-4-azaheptane-1,7-diamines, [1998]:$bleaf 5 (D-glucaric acid ... is the aldaric acid derived by oxidation of D-glucose. A number of uses for glucaric acid and its salts have been reported over the years: the treatment of hypercholesterolemia, hair growth stimulation, urinary [Beta]-glucuronidase inhibitor, diacid monomer unit for synthetic polyamides, acid components in calcium and magnesium fertilizers, second-order nonlinear optical materials, tumor growth inhibitor, and as a component of detergent formulations. ...[W]e have been investigating the preparation of D-glucaric acid by nitric acid oxidation of D-glucose, a very old and well known process)
=670  \\$aMeSH browser, Jan. 20, 2017$b(Glucaric acid ... A sugar acid derived from D-glucose in which both the aldehydic carbon atom and the carbon atom bearing the primary hydroxyl group are oxidized to carboxylic acid groups. ... [UFs] Anhydrous calcium glucarate, Anhydrous calcium saccharate, Calcium glucarate, Calcium saccharate, Calcium saccharate tetrahydrate, D-glucaric acid, D-saccharic acid, Glucosaccharic acid, L-gularic acid, Levo-gularic acid, Saccharic acid, Tetrahydroxyadipic acid) MeSH tree structures (directly under: Sugar acids)
=670  \\$aHawley's condensed chemical dictionary, 1997:$b(D-saccharic acid -- 2,3,4,5-tetrahydroxyhexanedioic acid; tetrahydroxadipic acid. ... The 1,6 dicarboxylic acid formed by the oxidation of D-glucose. Properties: white needles or syrup; melting point 125-126C with decomposition; very soluble in water, alchol or ether; deliquescent; combustible. Derivation: oxidation of cane sugar, glucose, starch by nitric acid)
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=150  \\$aExtracellular polymeric substances
=450  \\$aEPSs (Extracellular polymeric substances)
=450  \\$aExopolymers
=450  \\$aExtracellular polymers
=450  \\$aExtracellular polysaccharides
=550  \\$wg$aMicrobial polymers
=670  \\$aWork cat: Brown, M.L. Examination of mechanisms of enhanced resistance to iodine in biofilms of Pseudomonas aeruginosa, [1994]:$babstr. (Biofilms are complex conglomerations of microbial cells, organic molecules, and inorganic molecules enmneshed in a glycocalyx matrix. ... This study demonstrates that povidone-iodine resistance in a biofilm of P. aeruginosa is due to the protective layering of cells within the interconnected glycocalyx which increases the time required to detach cells and, therefore, the time required for iodine to contact cells in the deepest layers of the biofilm)
=670  \\$aEncyclopedia of astrobiology, via WWW, Jan. 5, 2017$b(Exopolymers ... Synonyms: EPS; extracellular polymeric substances; extracellular polymers; extracellular polysaccharides. Definition: Exopolymers are polymers that are deposited outside the (microbial) cell. These polymers are predominantly composed of carbohydrates, but many contain various other components such as proteins, DNA, and glycolipids. Some exopolymers consist of neutral sugars such as glucose, while others are acidic in nature and contain a variety of charged groups such as the uronic acids, carboxy groups, sulfated sugars, or pyruvate groups. The molecular structure and composition of exopolymers is therefore highly diverse and complex. Exopolymers form the matrix of biofilms in which the microorganisms are embedded, but also serve a plethora of other functions)
=670  \\$aBiotechnology advances, Nov.-Dec. 2010:$bp. 882 (In biological wastewater treatment systems, most of the microorganisms are present in the form of microbial aggregates, such as sludge flocs, biofilms, and granules. The presence of extracellular polymeric substances (EPS), a complex high-molecular-weight mixture of polymers, in pure cultures, activated sludge, granular sludge, and biofilms, has been confirmed and observed using various electron microscopy techniques. ... Actually, the EPS are mainly the high-molecular-weight secretions from microorganisms, and the products of cellular lysis and hydrolysis of macromolecules. ... The forms of EPS that exist outside of cells can be subdivided into bound EPS (sheaths, capsular polymers, condensed gels, loosely bound polymers, and attached organic materials) and soluble EPS (soluble macromolecules, colloids, and slimes))
=670  \\$aMicrobial extracellular polymeric substances, ©1999:$bp. 2 (Microbial EPS are biosynthetic polymers (biopolymers). EPS were defined ... as "extracellular polymeric substances of biologic origin that participate in the formation of microbial aggregates." ... [I]n a glossary to the report of the Dahlem Workshop on Structure and Function of Biofilms in Berlin 1988 ... EPS were defined as "organic polymers of microbial origin which in biofilm systems are frequently responsible for binding cells and other particulate materials together (cohesion) and to the substratum (adhesion)." ... In the following [chapter], the abbreviation "EPS" is used for "extracellular polymeric substances" as a more general and comprehensive term for different classes of organic macromolecules such as polysaccharides, proteins, nucleic acids, (phospho)lipids, and other polymeric compounds, which have been found to occur in the intercellular spaces of microbial aggregates. At present, other microbial biopolymers such as poly-[Beta]-hydroxyalkanoates are not normally regarded as EPS, since they are typically intracellular components of microbial cells. To the authors' knowledge, their extracellular occurrence in biofilms has not yet been reported)
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=150  \\$aCapsids (Virology)
=450  \\$aProtein coats (Virology)
=550  \\$wg$aViruses$xMorphology
=670  \\$aWork cat: Chang, J.R.-J. Scaffolding-mediated capsid size determination in bacteriophages, 2009.
=670  \\$aMcGraw-Hill dictionary of scientific and technical terms, 2003$b(capsid -- (Invertebrate zoology) -- The name applied to all members of the family Miridae; (Virology) -- In a virus, the protein shell surrounding the nucleic acid and its associated protein core. Also known as protein coat)
=670  \\$aInternational Society for Pharmaceutical Engineering WWW home page, Feb. 17, 2017$bknowledge/glossary (Capsid -- The protein coat of a virus. The capsid often determines the shape of the virus)
=670  \\$aDorland's illustrated medical dictionary, 2007$b(capsid -- the shell of protein that protects the nucleic acid of a virus; it may have helical or icosahedral symmetry and is composed of structural units, or capsomers)
=670  \\$aRandom House Webster's unabridged dictionary, 2001$b(capsid -- the coiled or polyhedral structure, composed of proteins, that encloses the nucleic acid of a virus)
=750  \2$aCapsid$0(DNLM)D002213$5IEN

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=450  \\$aCoat proteins (Capsid proteins)
=450  \\$aViral coat proteins
=450  \\$aViral outer coat proteins
=550  \\$wg$aViral proteins
=670  \\$aWork cat: White, A.F. Targeted gene transfer by genetic capsid modification of recombinant adeno associated virus 2, 2005:$babstr. (Adeno-associated viral (AAV) vectors are capable of stable expression with low immunogenicity. ... To aid in the efforts toward engineering AAV vectors for enhanced gene delivery in human airway epithelium, the present study developed and characterized mutant AAV by genetic capsid modification using the AAV2 serotype. On the basis of the recent elucidation of AAV2's crystal structure and other targeting studies, high affinity peptide ligands to human airway epithelium were incorporated on the GH loop region of AAV2 capsid protein at amino acid 587)
=670  \\$aMeSH browser, Feb. 17, 2017$b(Capsid proteins ... Proteins that form the capsid of viruses) [UFs] (Coat proteins; viral coat proteins; viral outer coat proteins)
=670  \\$aGlobal Water Pathogen Project WWW home page, Feb. 17, 2017:$bglossary (Capsid proteins -- Proteins of the virus shell that encloses the nucleic acid of the virus)
=670  \\$aFuture virology, May 2013, p. 435 (Capsid proteins are obligatory components of infectious virions. Their primary structural function is to protect viral genomes during entry and exit from host cells. Evidence suggests that these proteins can also modulate the activity and specificity of viral replication complexes. More recently, it has become apparent that they play critical roles at the virus-host interface)
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=450  \\$aCoats, Pericellular
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=450  \\$aGlycocalix
=450  \\$aGlycocalyx
=450  \\$aMatrices, Pericellular
=450  \\$aPCMs (Pericellular matrices)
=450  \\$aPericellular coats
=450  \\$aPericellular matrices
=550  \\$wg$aExtracellular polymeric substances
=550  \\$aCell membranes
=670  \\$aWork cat: Brown, M.L. Examination of mechanisms of enhanced resistance to iodine in biofilms of Pseudomonas aeruginosa, [1994]:$babstr. (Biofilms are complex conglomerations of microbial cells, organic molecules, and inorganic molecules enmneshed in a glycocalyx matrix. ... This study demonstrates that povidone-iodine resistance in a biofilm of P. aeruginosa is due to the protective layering of cells within the interconnected glycocalyx which increases the time required to detach cells and, therefore, the time required for iodine to contact cells in the deepest layers of the biofilm)
=670  \\$aMeSH browser, Dec. 22, 2016$b(Glycocalyx ... The carbohydrate-rich zone on the cell surface. This zone can be visualized by a variety of stains as well as by its affinity for lectins. Although most of the carbohydrate is attached to intrinsic plasma membrane molecules, the glycocalyx usually also contains both glycoproteins and proteoglycans that have been secreted into the extracellular space and then adsorbed onto the cell surface) UFs (cell coat; glycocalix) MeSH tree structures (directly under: Cell membrane structures)
=670  \\$aTrends in parasitology, May 2011:$bp. 204 (Glycocalyx (plural glycocalyces): the layer of carbohydrate that surrounds animal cells. It is formed by many individual carbohydrate chains (glycans), covalently attached to extracellular-facing plasma membrane proteins/protein domains and lipids)
=670  \\$aBiophysical journal, Mar. 2013:$bp. 961 (Between the outermost edge of the cell membrane and that part of the extracellular matrix nearest to the cell lies a part of the cell that is largely overlooked: the pericellular matrix (PCM) or glycocalyx. The PCM was initially detected in electron microscopy studies of polysaccharide distribution as a fuzzy coat that covered, for example, the surface of cells lining the capillary lumen, or the tips of microvilli in intestinal epithelia. This glycocalyx could extend several microns from the cell surface. ... The PCM is composed primarily of hyaluronic acid (HA), a flexible highly anionic linear polymer of disaccharide repeats that also forms the gel within the vitreous body of the eyeball. Existing in detachment from the cell, it is a major constituent of many extracellular matrices. HA chains are produced by HA synthases on the cell membrane which project the long molecules into the extracellular space)
=670  \\$aInternational journal of cell biology, 2015:$bv. 2015, Article ID 701738, p. 1 (In this targeted review, we summarize evidence suggesting that defective wound healing in diabetics is causally linked, at least in part, to hyperglycemia-induced changes in the status of hyaluronan (HA) that resides in the pericellular coat (glycocalyx) of endothelial cells of small cutaneous blood vessels)
=670  \\$aThiriet, M. Cell and tissue organization in the circulatory and ventilatory systems, ©2011:$bpp. 127-128 (Glycocalyx is a highly charged layer of extracellular polymeric material attached to the plasma membrane of epithelial and other cells. ... This layer functions as a barrier between the cell and its surrounding that must be crossed by nutrients, messengers, and drugs. It cushions the plasma membrane from stresses. Cells have distinct glycocalices that permit their identification)
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=670  \\$aOxford English Dictionary, viewed online Aug. 11, 2017:$bRumination (2.a. The action of chewing the cud; the chewing by a herbivorous animal of partially digested food from the rumen)
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=550  \\$wg$aThought and thinking
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Depressive rumination: nature, theory and treatment, c2004:$bpage [3] (Rumination, crudely defined as persistent, recyclic, depressive thinking, is a relatively common response to negative moods and a salient cognitive feature of dysphoria and major depressive disorder)
=670  \\$aAdvances in psychological research on health behavior, c2014:$bpage [vii] (Rumination refers to a cognitive process of cyclical thinking centered around the consequences, causes and symptoms of one's negative experiences and emotions)
=670  \\$aOxford English Dictionary, viewed online Aug. 11, 2017$b(Rumination: 1.c. Psychiatry. Obsessive repetition of the same thoughts to a degree which interferes with normal psychological functioning)
=670  \\$aRumination: a problem in anxiety and depression, in Psychology today online, June 9, 2017$b(Rumination is one of the similarities between anxiety and depression. Ruminating is simply repetitively going over a thought or a problem without completion. When people are depressed, the themes of rumination are typically about being inadequate or worthless. The repetition and the feelings of inadequacy raise anxiety and anxiety interferes with solving the problem)
=750  \2$aRumination, Cognitive$0(DNLM)D000074222

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=035  \\$a(LIBRARY_OF_CONGRESS)988335978000041
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=150  \\$aPre-exposure prophylaxis
=450  \\$aPrEP (Pre-exposure prophylaxis)
=550  \\$wg$aAntiretroviral agents
=550  \\$wg$aHIV infections$xPrevention
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Clutterbuck, D. Buying PrEP online, 2016:$bcover (PrEP refers to a combination pill containing tenofovir DF and emtricitabine. When taken correctly, PrEP dramatically reduces the risk of HIV sexual transmission.)
=670  \\$aPrEP Watch website, June 15, 2017$b(PrEP (pre-exposure prophylaxis) is a new HIV prevention intervention.)
=670  \\$aMetroHealth web site, viewed Aug. 10, 2017$bPre-exposure propylaxis (What is PrEP?PrEP stands for pre-exposure prophylaxis. PrEP is a daily drug regimen for HIV-negative individuals at high risk of infection that can help prevent HIV transmission. PrEP must be taken consistently to ensure maximum effectiveness and should be used in combination with other HIV-prevention methods, including condoms)
=670  \\$aWorld Health Organization website, June 15, 2017$b(Pre-exposure prophylaxis or PrEP is the use of an antiretroviral medication to prevent the acquisition of HIV infection by uninfected persons)
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=035  \\$a(LIBRARY_OF_CONGRESS)988335952700041
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=150  \\$aArtificial ankle
=450  \\$aAnkle prosthesis
=450  \\$aArtificial ankle joint
=450  \\$aProsthetic ankle
=550  \\$wg$aArtificial joints
=670  \\$aWork cat: Fronczyk, A. Volitional control of a powered prosthetic ankle, 2012.
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=150  \\$aSurveys
=360  \\$isubdivision$aSurveys$iunder names of countries, cities, etc., for works containing the results of land surveys in those places
=450  \\$aGovernment surveys
=550  \\$wg$aMathematical geography
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=150  \\$aHoodia
=550  \\$wg$aAsclepiadaceae
=670  \\$aWork cat: Halda, J.J. Notes on the observations upon the structure of the Paeonia seeds, fruit, and roots, c1998:$bt.p. (the genus Hoodia Sweet ex Decne) p. 28 (Hoodia (Asclepiadaceae - Stapelieae))
=670  \\$aMabberley, D.J. The plant-book, c1997$b(Hoodia; Asclepiadaceae)
=670  \\$aIndex nominum genericorum (plantarum), 1979$b(under Hoodia: substitute name for Scytanthus; Phan.-Asclepiadaceae; under Scytanthus [3 entries]: Scytanthus, nomenclatural synonym of Hoodia, Phan.-Asclepiadaceae; Scytanthus, Phan.-Cytinaceae; Scytanthus, nomenclatural synonym of Thomandersia, Phan.-Pedaliaceae/Acanthaceae)
=670  \\$aNames in current use for extant plant genera, 1993$b(Hoodia; Dicotyledones: Asclepiadaceae)
=670  \\$aHortus 3$b(Hoodia; Asclepiadaceae)
=675  \\$aWeb. 3
=750  \2$aHoodia$0(DNLM)D000068798$5IEN

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=053  \\$aQK495.G74$cBotany
=053  \\$aSB191.T7$cCulture
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=150  \\$aSmartphones
=450  \\$aSmart cell phones
=450  \\$aSmart phones
=550  \\$wg$aCell phones
=550  \\$wg$aPocket computers
=670  \\$aWikipedia, Aug. 6, 2007$b(smartphone: full-featured mobile phone with personal computer like functionality; most are cellphones that support full featured email capabilities with the functionality of a complete personal organizer; can be noted by several features which include, but are not limited to, touchscreen, operating system, and tethered modem capabilities on top of the default phone characteristics)
=670  \\$aMobileTechReview WWW Home page, Aug. 6, 2007$b(Smartphone: Palm OS martphones, Pocket PC Phone Edition Models, BlackBerry, MS Smartphone)
=670  \\$aCNET reviews Home page, Aug. 6, 207$b(smart phones)
=670  \\$aGoogle search, May 4, 2011:$b(1,070,000 hits on "smart cell phones")
=750  \2$aSmartphone$0(DNLM)D000068997$5IEN

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=150  \\$aHerbal teas
=150  \\$aTeas, Herbal$0(DNLM)D000069459$5IEN
=450  \\$aHerb teas
=450  \\$aPtisans
=450  \\$aTeas, Herb
=450  \\$aTeas, Herbal
=450  \\$aTisanes
=550  \\$wg$aHerb products
=550  \\$wg$aTea substitutes
=670  \\$aNorman, J. Teas & tisanes, c1989.
=670  \\$aF. & W. cook's dict.$b(Herb tea: a beverage, often thought to have medicinal value, made by steeping any of various herb leaves or seeds in hot water; tisane: a tea, infusion, or decoction made from leaves, stems, flowers, or seeds and prepared for its mildly tonic effect)
=670  \\$aRandom House.
=670  \\$aWeb. 3$b(tisane; ptisan)
=675  \\$aHennepin

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=550  \\$wg$aArtificial intelligence
=550  \\$wg$aMachine theory
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=450  \\$aResources, Natural
=550  \\$aResource-based communities
=550  \\$aResource curse
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=670  \\$aSauer, H.M. Retirement plans, concepts, attitudes of farm operators in three eastern South Dakota counties, 1964:$bp. 3 (farm operators; farmers)
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=450  \\$aAdvertising, Public interest
=450  \\$aAnnouncements, Public service
=450  \\$aPSAs (Public service announcements)
=450  \\$aPublic interest advertising
=450  \\$aPublic service advertising
=450  \\$aPublic service announcements
=550  \\$wg$aPublic relations
=670  \\$aLibraries, reach for the future. Presenter's guide, 1997:$bt.p. (PSAs)
=670  \\$aJust a minute, 1995:$bt.p. (public service annoucements)
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=550  \\$wg$aGeneral education
=680  \\$iHere are entered general works on the ability to read and write, often in relation to the expected norm for a particular group or culture.
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=150  \\$aVegans
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=670  \\$aWork cat.: Stepaniak, J. The vegan sourcebook, c1998.
=670  \\$aWeb. 3:$baddenda p. 108a (Vegan; a strict vegetarian; one that consumes no animal food or dairy products)
=750  \2$aVegans$0(DNLM)D000066989$5IEN

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=550  \\$wg$aVegetarianism
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Clements, K. Why vegan : the ethics of eating and the need for change, 1995.
=670  \\$aOED.
=670  \\$aWeb. 3:$baddenda p. 108a (Vegan; a strict vegetarian; one that consumes no animal food or dairy products; Veganism; a strict vegetarian)
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=450  \\$aPopulation projections
=450  \\$aProjection, Population
=450  \\$aProjections, Population
=550  \\$wg$aSocial prediction
=670  \\$aPopulation projection of Indonesian provinces, 1990-2020, 1992.
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=670  \\$aPlants database, Nov. 13, 2006$b(Family Plantaginaceae -- Plantain family. Order Plantaginales)
=670  \\$aWikipedia, Nov. 13, 2006$b("The Plantaginaceae Juss. or plantain family, is a family of flowering plants in the order Lamiales ... In older classifications it used to be the only family of the order Plantaginales, but numerous phylogenetic studies, summarized by the Angiosperm Phylogeny Group, have demonstrated that this taxon should be included within the Lamiales.")
=670  \\$aAngiosperm phylogeny website, Nov. 13, 2006$b(Plantaginaceae. Lamiales. Synonymy: Antirrhinaceae, Aragoaceae, Callitrichaceae, Chelonaceae, Digitalidaceae, Ellisophyllaceae, Erinaceae, Globulariaceae, Gratiolaceae, Hemimeridaceae, Hippuridaceae, Linariaceae, Littorellaceae, Oxycladaceae, Plantaginaceae s. str., Psylliaceae, Scopariaceae, Sibthorpiaceae, Trapellaceae, Veronicaceae)
=670  \\$aGRIN taxonomy for plants, via WWW, Nov. 13, 2006$b(Family Plantaginaceae. Number of accepted genera: 106. Synonyms for family: Antirrhinaceae, Aragoaceae, Callitrichaceae, Chelonaceae, Digitalaceae, Ellisiophyllaceae, Globulariaceae, Gratiolaceae, Hippuridaceae, Littorellaceae, Psylliaceae, Sibthorpiaceae, Veronicaceae)
=670  \\$aWatson, L. The families of flowering plants, via WWW, Nov. 13, 2006$b(Plantaginaceae. Including Littorellaceae, Psylliaceae. Excluding Globulariaceae. Taxonomy: Subclass Dicotyledonae; Tenuinucelli. Dahlgren's Superorder Lamiiflorae; Scrophulariales. Cronquist's Subclass Asteridae; Plantaginales. APG (1998) Eudicot; core Eudicot; Asterid; Euasterid I; Lamiales)
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=670  \\$aAngiosperm phylogeny website, Nov. 13, 2006$b(Lamiales. Includes Acanthaceae, Bignoniaceae, Byblidaceae, Calceolariaceae, Carlemanniaceae, Gesneriaceae, Lamiaceae, Lentibulariaceae, Linderniaceae, Martyniaceae, Oleaceae, Orobanchaceae, Paulowniaceae, Pedaliaceae, Phrymaceae, Plantaginaceae, Plocospermataceae, Schlegeliaceae, Scrophulariaceae, Stilbaceae, Tetrachondraceae, Verbenaceae. Synonymy: Acanthales, Bignoniales, Byblidales, Callitrichales, Carlemanniales, Gesneriales, Globulariales, Hippuridales, Jasminales, Lentibulariales, Ligustrales, Oleales, Pinguiculales, Plantaginales, Rhinanthales, Scrophulariales, Stilbales, Verbenales - Lamianae, Oleanae (monotypic) - Lamiidae - Bignoniopsida, Ligustropsida, Plantaginopsida, Selaginopsida, Verbenopsida)
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=670  \\$aMicrofluidic devices and systems, 1998.
=670  \\$aDavis, Christopher Brandon. Development of a microfluidic device for DNA diagnostics, 2003.
=670  \\$aRamadurai, Dinakar. Development of a microfluidic device for cellular signaling, 2003.
=670  \\$aCzaplewski, David Alan. Micromechanical and microfluidic devices, their fabrication, operation and application, 2004.
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=670  \\$aIndex nominum genericorum (plantarum), 1979$b(Calceolaria; Phan.-Violaceae; Calceolaria; Phan.-Orchidaceae; Calceolaria; Phan.-Scrophulariaceae)
=670  \\$aMabberley, D.J. The plant-book, c1997$b(Calceolaria; Scrophulariaceae)
=670  \\$aNames in current use for extant plant genera, 1993$b(Calceolaria; Dicotyledones: Scrophulariaceae)
=670  \\$aHortus 3$b(Calceolaria; slipperwort, pocketbook f., pouch f.; Scrophulariaceae)
=670  \\$aWeb. 3$b(a large genus of tropical American plants (family Scrophulariaceae); calceolarias: any garden plant of the genus Calceolaria--called also slipperwort)
=670  \\$aDictionary of gardening, 1992$b(Calceolaria; slipper flower; slipperwort; pocketbook flower; pouch flower; Scrophulariaceae)
=670  \\$aFlowering plants of the world, 1993:$bp. 243 (Scrophulariaceae; Calceolaria) p. 245 (Calceolaria (slipper flowers))
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=670  \\$aCompassion fatigue : coping with secondary traumatic stress disorder in those who treat the traumatized, c1995.
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=670  \\$aCancer.gov - Dictionary, Feb. 3, 2003 (cetuximab - A type of monoclonal antibody being studied as an anticancer drug)
=670  \\$aStudy of cetuximab in combination with carboplatin-paclitaxel in non-small cell lung cancer, via WWW, Feb. 3, 2003$b(Drug: cetuximab)
=670  \\$aMyCorporation, USPTO database of trademarks, Feb. 3, 2003$b(Erbitux - pharmaceutical preparation, monoclonal antibody)
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=670  \\$aWiley, D. Beauty and the beast : physical appearance discrimination. Labor law journal:$bv. 45, no. 9, 1995.
=670  \\$aPassaglia, C. Appearance discrimination : the evidence of the weight. Colorado lawyer:$bv. 23, no. 4, 1994.
=670  \\$aRocky Mountain News, May 19, 1996$b(appearance-based discrimination; "looksism")
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=670  \\$aNews of the Weird WWW site, May 8, 1997$b(looks-ism)
=670  \\$aWilBusAbs$b(appearance-related bias)
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=670  \\$aMagazine index$b("lookism"--bias on the basis of appearance)
=670  \\$aWords of art Web site$b(Lookism: Discrimination on the basis of one's appearance)
=670  \\$aBritain in the USA homepage$b(The Sun reports on "lookism", which it says is the latest fad sweeping the United States. It explains that "lookism" is discrimination in the workplace against people who are ugly.)
=670  \\$aEncarta World English dict.$b(sizeism: discrimination against somebody on the basis of the person's size, especially the person's unusual tallness, shortness, fatness, or thinness)
=670  \\$aGoogle search, Jan. 9, 2008$b(body-size bias; sizeism; sizism)
=670  \\$aWikipedia, May 6, 2011:$bSizeism (Size discrimination or sizeism is a form of discrimination based upon the size of a person's body. This type of discrimination can take a number of forms, ranging from refusing to hire someone because he or she is too short or too tall, to treating overweight and underweight individuals with disdain)
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=670  \\$aWork cat.: Cho a content analysis of direct-to consumer prescription drug advertising on television, 2004:$bleaf 2 (Direct-to-consumer (DTC) advertising, prescription drug ads on television)
=670  \\$aWhp-apsf.ca website, May 27, 2005$b(Direct-to-consumer prescription drug advertising; DTCA)
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=670  \\$aWork cat.: U.S. Cong. Senate. Special Comm. on Aging. Marketing or medicine: are direct-to-consumer medical device ads playing doctor? hearing ... 2009:$bp. 1 (unlike direct-to-consumer advertising of drugs, direct-to-consumer advertising of medical devices has not yet been highly scrutinized)
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=150  \\$aDigital divide
=450  \\$aDivide, Digital
=450  \\$aGDD (Global digital divide)
=450  \\$aGlobal digital divide
=550  \\$wg$aInformation society
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 00048964: The digital divide companion, 2001.
=670  \\$aNew York Times WWW site, Sept. 28, 2000:$bArchives (digital divide)
=670  \\$aWash. Post WWW site, Sept. 28, 2000:$bArchives (digital divide)
=670  \\$aInformation technology parks of the Asia Pacific, 2003$b(Global Digital Divide; GDD)
=675  \\$aWeb. 3;$aRandom House
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=750  \2$aDigital Divide$0(DNLM)D066310$5IEN

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=670  \\$aLC data base, 6/15/93$b(appropriate technology; appropriate technologies)
=680  \\$iHere are entered works on technologies that are technically, socially and economically suited to particular circumstances and conditions such as the lack of capital in developing countries or the depletion of resources in developed countries.
=750  \2$aCulturally Appropriate Technology$0D000067568$5IEN

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=LDR  00595cz  a2200181n  4500
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=LDR  00706cz  a2200229n  4500
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=750  \2$aGlaucoma$5IEN$0(DNLM)D005901

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=550  \\$wg$aOdors
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=008  940404i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
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=550  \\$wg$aPseudomonas infections
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=LDR  00379cz  a2200157n  4500
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=550  \\$wg$aStomach
=750  \2$aGizzard, Avian$0(DNLM)D005895$5IEN

=LDR  00590cz  a2200241n  4500
=001  9880362197502441
=005  20120730163158.0
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=LDR  00362cz  a2200145n  4500
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=LDR  00446cz  a2200169n  4500
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=LDR  00398cz  a2200157n  4500
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=150  \\$aTourette syndrome
=450  \\$aGilles de la Tourette syndrome
=450  \\$wnne$aGilles de la Tourette's syndrome
=450  \\$aGuinon's disease
=450  \\$aTic syndrome
=450  \\$aTourette's disorder
=450  \\$aTourette's syndrome
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=670  \\$aLC data base, 12/10/90$b(Gilles de la Tourette syndrome; Gilles de la Tourette's syndrome; Tourette syndrome; Tourette's syndrome)
=670  \\$aMerck$b(Gilles de la Tourette's syndrome)
=670  \\$aNIH$b(Tourette syndrome, see Nervous disorders central, Gilles de la Tourette syndrome)
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=670  \\$aOCLC, Aug. 27, 2013$b(titles: 5th grade mathematics for highly capable students; Criteria for excellent programs for highly capable students; Current, best instructional strategies for your gifted and highly capable students; Differentiated instruction and motivation with highly capable primary students; Educational excellence for highly capable students; Ephrata School District program for highly capable students; Highly capable students; Highly capable students and meeting their social-emotional needs; How to better meet the needs of your gifted and highly capable students (grades 1-8); Teaching and challenging gifted and highly capable students)
=670  \\$aAustralian thesaurus of education descriptors, via WWW, Aug. 28, 2013$b(Gifted. Used For: Gifted children; Gifted teachers; Gifted youth; Mentally advanced children. Broader Term: Exceptional persons. Narrower Term: Academically gifted; Gifted disabled; Gifted disadvantaged; Gifted students Use Academically gifted; Academically gifted. Scope Note: Persons with superior ability or aptitude for academic learning. Used For: Able students; Gifted students; Superior students. Broader Term: Gifted)
=670  \\$aERIC thesaurus, via ProQuest, Aug. 28, 2013$b(Gifted. Use term for: Mentally Advanced Children, Gifted Children, Geniuses, Gifted Youth, Gifted Teachers; Academically Gifted. Use term for: Superior Students (1966-1978), Gifted Students, Able Students (1966-1978). Broader term: Gifted)
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=670  \\$aMammal species of the world, via Smithsonian National Museum of Natural History website, Jan. 7, 2014$b(Family Hylobatidae, Superfamily Hominoidea, Infraorder Simiiformes, Suborder Haplorrhini, Order Primates. Includes genera Bunopithecus, Hylobates, Nomascus, Symphalangus. Species listed under Family Hylobatidae: Bunopithecus hoolock, Hoolock Gibbon; Hylobates agilis, Agile Gibbon; Hylobates albibarbis, Bornean White-bearded Gibbon; Hylobates klossii, Kloss's Gibbon; Hylobates lar, Lar Gibbon; Hylobates moloch, Silvery Javan Gibbon; Hylobates muelleri, M�uller's Bornean Gibbon; Hylobates pileatus, Pileated Gibbon; Nomascus concolor, Black Crested Gibbon; Nomascus gabriellae, Red-cheeked Gibbon; Nomascus hainanus, Hainan Gibbon; Nomascus leucogenys, Northern White-cheeked Gibbon; Nomascus siki, Southern White-cheeked Gibbon; Symphalangus syndactylus, Siamang)
=670  \\$aWikipedia, Jan. 7, 2014:$bGibbon (Gibbons are apes in the family Hylobatidae. The family historically contained one genus, but now is split into four genera. Gibbons occur in tropical and subtropical rainforests from northeast India to Indonesia and north to southern China, including the islands of Sumatra, Borneo, and Java. Also called the lesser apes, gibbons differ from great apes (chimpanzees, gorillas, orangutans, bonobos and humans) in being smaller, exhibiting low sexual dimorphism, in not making nests, and in certain anatomical details in which they superficially more closely resemble monkeys than great apes do. But like all apes, gibbons evolved to become tailless. Gibbon species include the siamang, the white-handed or lar gibbon, and the hoolock gibbons.) Ape (Apes are Old World anthropoid mammals, more specifically a clade of tailless catarrhine primates, belonging to the biological superfamily Hominoidea. Hominoidea contains two families of living (extant) species: Hylobatidae consists of four genera and sixteen species of gibbon, including the lar gibbon and the siamang. They are commonly referred to as lesser apes. Hominidae consists of orangutans, gorillas, chimpanzees, bonobos and humans. Alternatively, the hominidae family are collectively described as the great apes.)
=670  \\$aAnimal diversity web, Jan. 7, 2014$b(Hylobatidae (gibbons and lesser apes); hylobatids; gibbons and siamangs)
=670  \\$aITIS, Jan. 7, 2014$b(Family Hylobatidae, Order Primates)
=670  \\$aVan, N.T. Phylogeny of gibbons (family Hylobatidae) with focus on crested gibbons (genus Nomascus), 2010:$bp. 3 (Gibbons or small apes, family Hylobatidae, inhabit tropical and subtropical rainforests of Southeast Asia and adjacent regions. Together with great apes and humans, they belong to the primate superfamily Hominoidea.)
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=450  \\$aGastropods
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=450  \\$aGas (Gasoline)
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=005  20120430094733.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85053295 
=035  \\$aBZQ3201NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aGas fields
=450  \\$aFields, Gas
=450  \\$aNatural gas fields
=550  \\$wg$aMines and mineral resources
=750  \2$aOil and Gas Fields$0(DNLM)D061329$5IEN

=LDR  00718cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880362200802441
=005  20120730163145.0
=008  860211||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85053278 
=035  \\$aBZQ3184NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQD79.C45$cAnalytical chemistry
=053  \\$aQD117.C515$cQuantitative inorganic chemistry
=053  \\$aQD272.C44$cOrganic chemistry
=150  \\$aGas chromatography
=450  \\$aChromatography, Gas$5IEN
=450  \\$aGas-liquid chromatography
=450  \\$aGLC (Chromatographic analysis)
=450  \\$aVapor-phase chromatography
=550  \\$wg$aChromatographic analysis
=690  \\$ar:AMD:6/21/90
=750  \2$aChromatography, Gas$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002849

=LDR  00566cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362200902441
=005  20150129165645.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85053223 
=035  \\$aBZQ3129NU
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aTD885.5.N38$cAir pollutant
=053  \0$aTN880$bTN883$cMineral resources
=053  \0$aTP350$cFuel
=150  \\$aNatural gas
=450  \\$wnne$aGas, Natural
=450  \\$aSour gas
=550  \\$wg$aGases, Asphyxiating and poisonous
=550  \\$wg$aHydrocarbons
=750  \2$aNatural Gas$0(DNLM)D059206$5IEN

=LDR  00413cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362201002441
=005  20120730163145.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85053172 
=035  \\$aBZQ3078NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQK495.A42$cBotany
=053  \0$aSB351.G3$cCulture
=150  \\$aGarlic
=450  \\$aAllium sativum
=550  \\$wg$aAllium
=750  \2$aGarlic$5IEN$0(DNLM)D005737

=LDR  00392cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362201102441
=005  20110414084541.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|n\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85053096 
=035  \\$aBZQ3002NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aGardening$xTherapeutic use
=450  \\$aGarden therapy
=450  \\$aHorticultural therapy
=750  \2$aHorticultural Therapy$0(DNLM)D058611$5IEN

=LDR  00566cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362201202441
=005  20090212093028.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85053089 
=035  \\$aBZQ2995NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aSB450.9$bSB467.8
=150  \\$aGardening
=450  \\$aBedding (Horticulture)
=550  \\$wg$aAgriculture
=550  \\$aHorticulture
=680  \\$iHere are entered works on the practical operations in the cultivation of fruits, vegetables, flowers and ornamental plants.
=750  \2$aGardening$0(DNLM)D051639$5IEN

=LDR  00316cz  a2200133n  4500
=001  9880362201302441
=005  20120730163145.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85053088 
=035  \\$aBZQ2994NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=150  \\$aGardenia
=450  \\$aCape jasmine
=750  \2$aGardenia$5IEN$0(DNLM)D032062

=LDR  00348cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362201402441
=005  20120730163145.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85053063 
=035  \\$aBZQ2969LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aQK495.G87
=150  \\$aGarcinia
=550  \\$wg$aGuttiferae
=750  \2$aGarcinia$5IEN$0(DNLM)D029760

=LDR  00328cz  a2200133n  4500
=001  9880362201502441
=005  20120730163145.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85053037 
=035  \\$aBZQ2943LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aGanoderma lucidum
=550  \\$wg$aGanoderma
=750  \2$aReishi$5IEN$0(DNLM)D020940

=LDR  01267cz  a2200289n  4500
=001  9880362201602441
=005  20120730163145.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85053036 
=035  \\$aBZQ2942LC
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh 85053036
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQK629.G18$cBotany
=053  \0$aSB295.G35$cMedicinal plants
=053  \0$aSB741.G35$cPhytopathogens
=150  \\$aGanoderma
=550  \\$wg$aGanodermataceae
=670  \\$aGanoderma diseases of perennial crops, 2000:$bCIP pub. info. (Ganoderma is a fungal pathogen that causes diseases on a variety of perennial crops)
=670  \\$aWeb. 3$b(Ganoderma: a genus of bracket fungi (family: Polyporaceae))
=670  \\$aAinsworth/Bisby dict. fungi$b(Ganoderma, Ganodermataceae)
=670  \\$aAinsworth fungi$b(Ganoderma)
=670  \\$aCAB thes.$b(Ganoderma)
=670  \\$aHolliday, P. Dict. of plant pathology, 1998$b(Ganoderma, Ganodermataceae)
=670  \\$aFungi on plants and plant products in the U.S., 1989$b(Ganoderma)
=670  \\$aAGRICOLA, via 1stsearch, Apr. 18, 2000$b(titles: Ganoderma; identifiers: Ganoderma)
=670  \\$aBiol. & agr. index, via 1stsearch, Apr. 18, 2000$b(titles: Ganoderma; subjects: Ganoderma)
=750  \2$aGanoderma$5IEN$0(DNLM)D032902

=LDR  00437cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362201702441
=005  20120730163145.0
=008  940404i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85053025 
=035  \\$aBZQ2931NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRD153$cMilitary surgery
=053  \\$aRD628$cPathology
=150  \\$aGangrene
=450  \\$aMortification (Pathology)
=550  \\$aNecrosis
=750  \2$aGangrene$5IEN$0(DNLM)D005734

=LDR  00548cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362201802441
=005  20070420134230.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85053024 
=035  \\$aBZQ2930NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=150  \\$aGangliosidoses
=450  \\$aGanglioside lipidosis
=450  \\$aGanglioside storage diseases
=550  \\$wg$aMental retardation
=550  \\$wg$aMetabolism, Inborn errors of
=550  \\$wg$aNervous system$xDiseases
=550  \\$wg$aSphingolipidoses
=750  \2$aGangliosidoses$0(DNLM)D005733$5IEN

=LDR  00377cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362201902441
=005  20120730163145.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85053023 
=035  \\$aBZQ2929NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQP752.G3$cBiochemistry
=150  \\$aGangliosides
=550  \\$wg$aGlycosphingolipids
=750  \2$aGangliosides$5IEN$0(DNLM)D005732

=LDR  00444cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362202002441
=005  20120730163145.0
=008  860211||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85053022 
=035  \\$aBZQ2928NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aGanglionic stimulating agents
=450  \\$aGanglionic stimulants
=550  \\$wg$aParasympathomimetic agents
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/2/90
=750  \2$aGanglionic Stimulants$5IEN$0(DNLM)D005731

=LDR  00437cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362202102441
=005  20120730163144.0
=008  860211||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85053021 
=035  \\$aBZQ2927NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aGanglionic blocking agents
=450  \\$aGanglionic blockaders
=550  \\$wg$aParasympatholytic agents
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/2/90
=750  \2$aGanglionic Blockers$5IEN$0(DNLM)D005730

=LDR  00404cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362202202441
=005  20120730163144.0
=008  860211||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85053020 
=035  \\$aBZQ2926NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aGanglia, Sensory
=450  \\$aSensory ganglia
=550  \\$wg$aNeurons
=550  \\$wg$aSense organs
=750  \2$aGanglia, Sensory$5IEN$0(DNLM)D017950

=LDR  00511cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362202302441
=005  20120730163144.0
=008  871218||\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85053019 
=035  \\$a(OCoLC)02018043
=035  \\$aBZQ2925NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQP368.8$cPhysiology
=150  \\$aAutonomic ganglia
=450  \\$wnne$aGanglia, Autonomic
=550  \\$wg$aAutonomic nervous system
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Ganglia, Autonomic)
=750  \2$aGanglia, Autonomic$5IEN$0(DNLM)D005725

=LDR  00860cz  a2200253n  4500
=001  9880362202402441
=005  20100220160632.0
=008  021202i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85052999 
=035  \\$aBZQ2905NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aRC647.H9
=150  \\$aMonoclonal gammopathies
=450  \\$aGammaglobulinopathies, Monoclonal
=450  \\$aGammapathies, Monoclonal
=450  \\$wnne$aGammopathies, Monoclonal
=450  \\$aImmunoglobulinopathies, Monoclonal
=450  \\$aM-component hypergammaglobulinemia
=450  \\$aMonoclonal gammapathies
=450  \\$aMonoclonal immunoglobulinopathies
=550  \\$wg$aHypergammaglobulinemia
=550  \\$wg$aPlasma cell diseases
=670  \\$a2002043277: Monoclonal gammapathies and the kidney, c2003.
=750  \2$aMonoclonal Gammopathy of Undetermined Significance$0(DNLM)D008998$5IEN

=LDR  00535cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362202502441
=005  20120730163144.0
=008  930928||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85052990 
=035  \\$aBZQ2896NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQC793.5.G32$bQC793.5.G329
=150  \\$aGamma rays
=450  \\$aGamma radiation
=550  \\$wg$aElectromagnetic waves
=550  \\$wg$aIonizing radiation
=670  \\$aNASA$b(Gamma rays UF Gamma radiation)
=670  \\$aINIS:Thes.
=750  \2$aGamma Rays$5IEN$0(DNLM)D005720

=LDR  00588cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362202602441
=005  20120730163144.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85052988 
=035  \\$aBZQ2894NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aGamma ray spectrometry
=450  \\$aSpectrometry, Gamma ray
=550  \\$wg$aAngular correlations (Nuclear physics)
=550  \\$wg$aGamma rays
=550  \\$wg$aNuclear spectroscopy
=550  \\$wg$aRadiochemistry
=550  \\$wg$aSpectrometer
=550  \\$wg$aSpectrum analysis
=750  \2$aSpectrometry, Gamma$5IEN$0(DNLM)D013051

=LDR  00642cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880362202702441
=005  20060510121345.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85052979 
=035  \\$aBZQ2885NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN/LSP
=053  \\$aQP552.G3$cBiochemistry
=150  \\$aGamma globulins
=450  \\$wnne$aGamma globulin
=450  \\$aGammaglobulins
=550  \\$wg$aBlood proteins
=550  \\$wg$aGlobulins
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Intravenous gammaglobulin therapy, 1988.
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Gamma-globulins)
=670  \\$aNIH$b(Globulins, gamma globulins)
=750  \2$agamma-Globulins$0(DNLM)D005719$5IEN

=LDR  00530cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362202802441
=005  20120730163144.0
=008  060803||\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85052974 
=035  \\$aBZQ2880NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aGametogenesis
=450  \\$aFormation of gametes
=450  \\$aGametes$xFormation
=550  \\$wg$aCell differentiation
=550  \\$wg$aReproduction
=670  \\$aHenderson's dict. of biol., 2004$b(gametogenesis: gamete formation)
=750  \2$aGametogenesis$5IEN$0(DNLM)D005718

=LDR  00591cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880362202902441
=005  20120730163144.0
=008  871218||\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85052941 
=035  \\$a(OCoLC)02017605
=035  \\$aBZQ2847NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQA269$cMathematics
=053  \\$aHB144$cEconomic theory
=053  \\$aT57.92$cIndustrial engineering
=150  \\$aGame theory
=450  \\$aGames, Theory of
=450  \\$aTheory of games
=550  \\$wg$aMathematical models
=550  \\$wg$aMathematics
=750  \2$aGame Theory$5IEN$0(DNLM)D005716

=LDR  00890cz  a2200277n  4500
=001  9880362203002441
=005  20120730163142.0
=008  000720i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85052909 
=035  \\$aBZQ2815NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dMiMarqN
=053  \0$aGN454.6$cEthnology
=053  \0$aGV1301$bGV1311$cGames of chance
=053  \0$aHV6708$bHV6722$cCrimes and offenses
=150  \\$aGambling
=360  \\$isubdivision$aGambling$iunder classes of persons and ethnic groups
=360  \\$isubdivision$aGambling$iunder ethnic groups
=450  \\$aBetting
=450  \\$aChance, Games of
=450  \\$aGames of chance
=450  \\$aGaming (Gambling)
=550  \\$wg$aGames
=550  \\$aCasinos
=550  \\$aWagers
=670  \\$aDePetro, S.L. Exploratory research regarding gambling on Northern Michigan University's campus, 2007.
=750  \2$aGambling$5IEN$0(DNLM)D005715

=LDR  01303cz  a2200337n  4500
=001  9880362203102441
=005  20120730163142.0
=008  921201i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85052883 
=035  \\$aBZQ2789NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQP372.9
=150  \\$aGalvanic skin response
=450  \\$aElectrodermal response
=450  \\$aGalvanic skin reflex
=450  \\$aGSR (Galvanic skin response)
=450  \\$aPsychogalvanic reflex
=450  \\$aPsychogalvanic response
=450  \\$aPsychogalvanic skin reaction
=450  \\$aPsychogalvanic skin reflex
=450  \\$aPsychogalvanic skin response
=450  \\$aSkin conductance response
=450  \\$aSkin electric conductance
=450  \\$aSkin potential response
=450  \\$aSkin response, Galvanic
=550  \\$wg$aElectrophysiology
=550  \\$wg$aReflexes
=550  \\$wg$aSkin$xPhysiology
=670  \\$aStedman's med. dict.:$bunder response (galvanic skin r. (GSR) also called psychogalvanic or psychogalvanic skin r., galvanic skin, psychogalvanic, or psychogalvanic skin reaction or reflex)
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Galvanic skin response x Electric conductance, Skin; Electrodermal response; Reflex, Psychogalvanic; Skin electric conductance)
=750  \2$aGalvanic Skin Response$5IEN$0(DNLM)D005712

=LDR  00859cz  a2200301n  4500
=001  9880362203202441
=005  20120730163142.0
=008  871218i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85052869 
=035  \\$a(OCoLC)02017104
=035  \\$aBZQ2775NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRA645.G34$cPublic health
=053  \\$aRC850$cInternal medicine
=053  \\$aRD547$cSurgery
=150  \\$aGallstones
=450  \\$aBile ducts$xCalculi
=450  \\$aBiliary calculi
=450  \\$wnne$aCalculi, Biliary
=450  \\$aCholelith
=450  \\$aCholelithiasis
=450  \\$aGallbladder$xCalculi
=450  \\$aGallstone disease
=550  \\$wg$aBile ducts$xDiseases
=550  \\$wg$aCalculi
=550  \\$wg$aGallbladder$xDiseases
=670  \\$aLC data base, 9/12/90$b(Gallstones; Gallstone disease)
=750  \2$aGallstones$5IEN$0(DNLM)D042882

=LDR  00650cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880362203302441
=005  20120730163142.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85052864 
=035  \\$aBZQ2770NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRC684.G34
=150  \\$aGallopamil
=450  \\$aDimethoxyphenethylmethylaminoisopropyltrimethoxyphenylvaleronitrile
=550  \\$wg$aCalcium$xAntagonists
=550  \\$wg$aHypotensive agents
=550  \\$wg$aMyocardial depressants
=550  \\$wg$aNitriles
=550  \\$wg$aPhenethylamines
=550  \\$wg$aVasodilators
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/2/90
=750  \2$aGallopamil$5IEN$0(DNLM)D005711

=LDR  01035cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362203402441
=005  20121226153235.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85052856 
=035  \\$aBZQ2762LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dWaU
=053  \0$aQD181.G2$cGeneral and inorganic chemistry
=053  \0$aQD412.G2$cOrganometallic chemistry
=053  \0$aTP245.G4$cChemical technology
=150  \\$aGallium compounds
=550  \\$wg$aChemicals
=670  \\$aGallium compounds, via WebElements.com website, Aug. 15, 2012$b(gallium compounds; compounds of gallium)
=670  \\$aWikipedia, Aug. 15, 2012$b(Category: Gallium compounds; under Gallium: Gallium is found primarily in the +3 oxidation state. The +1 oxidation is also attested in some compounds, although they tend to disproportionate into elemental gallium and gallium(III) compounds. What are sometimes referred to as gallium(II) compounds are actually mixed-oxidation state compounds containing both gallium(I) and gallium(III))
=750  \2$aGallium$5IEN$0(DNLM)D005708

=LDR  00369cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362203502441
=005  20120730163141.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|n\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85052850 
=035  \\$aBZQ2756NU
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh 85052850
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQD181.G2
=150  \\$aGallium$xIsotopes
=750  \2$aGallium Isotopes$5IEN-M$0(DNLM)D005709

=LDR  00411cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362203602441
=005  20120730163141.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85052848 
=035  \\$aBZQ2754NU
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh 85052848
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQD181.G2
=150  \\$aGallium
=550  \\$wg$aGroup 13 elements
=550  \\$wg$aMetals
=750  \2$aGallium$5IEN$0(DNLM)D005708

=LDR  00874cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880362203702441
=005  20050519090101.0
=008  021101i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85052842 
=035  \\$aBZQ2748NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dWaU
=053  \0$aQL696.G2$bQL696.G285$cZoology
=150  \\$aGalliformes
=450  \\$aFowls
=450  \\$aGallinaceous birds
=450  \\$aGallinae
=550  \\$wg$aBirds
=670  \\$aITIS, Nov. 1, 2002$b(Galliformes -- fowls, gallinaceous birds; families Numididae, Odontophoridae, and Phasianidae)
=670  \\$aThe A.O.U. check-list of North American birds, 7th ed., via WWW, Nov. 1, 2002$b(order Galliformes; families Cracidae, Phasianidae, and Odontophoridae)
=670  \\$aPatuxent bird identification infocenter, via WWW, Nov. 1, 2002$b(Grouse, Turkey & Quail-Order: Galliformes)
=750  \2$aGalliformes$0(DNLM)D046094$5IEN

=LDR  00362cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362203802441
=005  20120730163141.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85052839 
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=001  9880362848502441
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=010  \\$ash 85133793 
=035  \\$aBZY3699NU
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=550  \\$wg$aJaws
=550  \\$wg$aJoints
=550  \\$wg$aTemporal bone
=670  \\$aJablonski dict. dent.
=670  \\$aMESH.
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=LDR  02233cz  a2200289n  4500
=001  9880362848602441
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=008  000217i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85133086 
=035  \\$aBZY2992NU
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC$dDLC$dWaU
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=150  \\$aTechnetium
=450  \\$aEka-manganese
=450  \\$aEkamanganese
=450  \\$aMasurium
=450  \\$aNipponium
=550  \\$wg$aManganese group
=550  \\$wg$aRadioactive substances
=670  \\$aHackh chem. dict.$b(technetium: masurium, nipponium)
=670  \\$aWikipedia, Oct. 31, 2012:$bTechnetium (Technetium is the chemical element with atomic number 43 and symbol Tc. It is the lowest atomic number element without any stable isotopes; every form of it is radioactive. Many of technetium's properties were predicted by Dmitri Mendeleev before the element was discovered. Mendeleev noted a gap in his periodic table and gave the undiscovered element the provisional name ekamanganese (Em). In 1937, technetium (specifically the technetium-97 isotope) became the first predominantly artificial element to be produced, hence its name. Element category: transition metal)
=670  \\$aWebElements, Oct. 31, 2012$b(Technetium; Tc; Element 43 (technetium) was predicted on the basis of the periodic table by Mendeleev. He suggested that it should be very similar to manganese and gave it the name ekamanganese. Technetium was erroneously reported as having been discovered in 1925, at which time it was named masurium. The element was actually discovered by C. Perrier and Emilio Gino Segre in Italy in 1937. It was found in a sample of molybdenum bombarded by deuterons. Technetium was the first element to be produced artificially and all its isotopes are radioactive.)
=670  \\$aWiktionary, Oct. 31, 2012$b(eka-manganese (chemistry, archaic): technetium; ekamanganese (chemistry): the name given by Dmitri Mendeleev to the predicted element (technetium) lying below manganese in the periodic table)
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=001  9880362848702441
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=008  030602i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85133079 
=035  \\$aBZY2985NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
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=450  \\$aTear gases
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=550  \\$wg$aRiot control agents
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=001  9880362848802441
=005  20120730163956.0
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=010  \\$ash 85133072 
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=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRT90.5
=150  \\$aTeam nursing
=450  \\$aNursing team
=550  \\$wg$aHealth care teams
=550  \\$wg$aNursing
=750  \2$aNursing, Team$5IEN$0(DNLM)D009746

=LDR  00650cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880362848902441
=005  20120730163956.0
=008  931005||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85133053 
=035  \\$aBZY2959NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aLB1044.88
=150  \\$aTeaching$xAids and devices
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=450  \\$aTeaching materials
=550  \\$aEducational technology
=550  \\$aMedia programs (Education)
=670  \\$aMobley, M. Evaluating curriculum materials, 1985-1986.
=750  \2$aTeaching Materials$5IEN$0(DNLM)D013664

=LDR  01201cz  a2200289n  4500
=001  9880362849002441
=005  20120730163955.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85133052 
=035  \\$aBZY2958NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aLB1025$bLB1050.7$cTeaching principles and practice
=053  \0$aLB1775$bLB1785$cTeaching as a profession
=150  \\$aTeaching
=360  \\$isubdivision$aInstruction and study$ior$aStudy and teaching$iunder subjects, e.g.$aMusic--Instruction and study; Science--Study and teaching
=450  \\$aDidactics
=450  \\$aInstruction
=450  \\$aPedagogy
=450  \\$aSchool teaching
=450  \\$aSchoolteaching
=550  \\$aEducation
=550  \\$aInstructional systems
=550  \\$aPedagogical content knowledge
=550  \\$aTraining
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=681  \\$iNotes under$aEducation--Study and teaching; Teachers--Training of
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=LDR  01029cz  a2200277n  4500
=001  9880362849102441
=005  20181214152301.0
=008  050202i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85132964
=035  \\$aBZY2870NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
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=150  \\$aTeachers
=450  \\$aFaculty (Education)
=450  \\$aInstructors
=450  \\$aSchool teachers
=450  \\$aSchoolteachers
=550  \\$wg$aEducation
=550  \\$wg$aSchool employees
=550  \\$aEducators
=670  \\$aThes. of psych. index terms$b(Teachers UF Instructors)
=680  \\$iHere are entered works on persons whose occupation it is to instruct. Works on persons who are specialists in the field of education or who are authorities on educational problems, theories, and methods are entered under$aEducators.
=681  \\$iNote under$aEducators
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=LDR  00689cz  a2200253n  4500
=001  9880362849202441
=005  20120730163955.0
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=010  \\$ash 85132924 
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=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
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=053  \\$aTX585$cAdulteration$5IEN
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=450  \\$aCamellia sinensis
=450  \\$aCamellia thea
=450  \\$aCamellia theifera
=550  \\$wg$aCamellias
=681  \\$iExample under$aBeverages
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=LDR  00649cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880362849302441
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=010  \\$ash 85132905 
=035  \\$aBZY2811NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aTay-Sachs disease
=450  \\$aAmaurotic familial idiocy
=450  \\$wnne$aAmaurotic family idiocy
=450  \\$aGangliosidosis GM2 type 1
=450  \\$aGM2 gangliosidosis, Type 1
=450  \\$aHexosaminidase A deficiency (Tay-Sachs)
=450  \\$aSachs disease
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=550  \\$wg$aGangliosidoses
=750  \2$aTay-Sachs Disease$5IEN$0(DNLM)D013661

=LDR  00341cz  a2200133n  4500
=001  9880362849402441
=005  20120730163941.0
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=010  \\$ash 85129413 
=035  \\$aBZX9319NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
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=LDR  00425cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362849502441
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=010  \\$ash 85129412 
=035  \\$aBZX9318NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aSubclavian steal syndrome
=450  \\$aBrachial-basilar insufficiency syndrome
=550  \\$wg$aCerebrovascular disease
=750  \2$aSubclavian Steal Syndrome$5IEN$0(DNLM)D013349

=LDR  00338cz  a2200133n  4500
=001  9880362849602441
=005  20120730163941.0
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=035  \\$aBZX9316NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aSubclavian artery
=550  \\$wg$aArteries
=750  \2$aSubclavian Artery$5IEN$0(DNLM)D013348

=LDR  00340cz  a2200133n  4500
=001  9880362849702441
=005  20120730163941.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85129405 
=035  \\$aBZX9311NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aSubarachnoid space
=550  \\$wg$aMeninges
=750  \2$aSubarachnoid Space$5IEN$0(DNLM)D013346

=LDR  00455cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362849802441
=005  20120730163941.0
=008  940404i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85129404 
=035  \\$aBZX9310NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aSubarachnoid hemorrhage
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=550  \\$aIntracranial aneurysms$xRupture
=750  \2$aSubarachnoid Hemorrhage$5IEN$0(DNLM)D013345

=LDR  00576cz  a2200241n  4500
=001  9880362849902441
=005  20120730163941.0
=008  871219||\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85129392 
=035  \\$a(OCoLC)02154564
=035  \\$aBZX9298NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aTP1180.S7
=150  \\$aStyrene
=450  \\$aCinnamene
=450  \\$aPhenethylene
=450  \\$aPhenylethylene
=450  \\$aStyrene monomer
=450  \\$aStyrol
=450  \\$aStyrolene
=450  \\$aVinylbenzene
=550  \\$wg$aBenzene
=750  \2$aStyrene$5IEN$0(DNLM)D020058

=LDR  00555cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362850002441
=005  20120730163941.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85129371 
=035  \\$aBZX9277NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRJ496.S8
=150  \\$aStuttering in children
=550  \\$wg$aSpeech disorders in children
=750  \2$81$wb$aStuttering$5IEN$0(DNLM)D013342
=750  \2$81$wb$aChild$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002648
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aStuttering$iand$aChild$5IEN

=LDR  00414cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362850102441
=005  20120730163941.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85129370 
=035  \\$aBZX9276NU
=035  \\$ash 85129370
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aRC424
=150  \\$aStuttering
=450  \\$wnne$aStammering
=550  \\$wg$aSpeech disorders
=750  \2$aStuttering$5IEN$0(DNLM)D013342

=LDR  00402cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362850202441
=005  20120730163941.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85129350 
=035  \\$aBZX9256NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aSturge-Weber syndrome
=450  \\$aCephalotrigeminal angiomatosis
=550  \\$wg$aAngiomatosis
=750  \2$aSturge-Weber Syndrome$5IEN$0(DNLM)D013341

=LDR  00368cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362850302441
=005  20070531100520.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85129349 
=035  \\$aBZX9255NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=150  \\$aStupor
=550  \\$wg$aLoss of consciousness
=550  \\$wg$aPsychology, Pathological
=750  \2$aStupor$0(DNLM)D053608$5IEN

=LDR  01052cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880362850402441
=005  20120730163941.0
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=010  \\$ash 85129296 
=035  \\$aBZX9202NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dWaElC$dDLC
=053  \0$aLB3602$bLB3618$cStudent life
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=360  \\$isubdivision$aStudents$iunder names of individual educational institutions, e.g.$aHarvard University--Students
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=450  \\$aSchool life
=450  \\$aStudent life and customs
=450  \\$aStudents$xEducation
=550  \\$wg$aPersons
=550  \\$aEducation
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=750  \2$aStudents$5IEN$0(DNLM)D013334

=LDR  00878cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880362850502441
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=008  051207i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85129251 
=035  \\$aBZX9157NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aLB2337.2$bLB2340.8
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=450  \\$aFinancial aid, Student
=450  \\$aFinancial aid to students
=450  \\$aStudent financial aid
=450  \\$aStudent financial assistance
=550  \\$wg$aLoans
=680  \\$iHere are entered works on financial assistance for students. Works on school programs that provide assistance to students who are experiencing physical, emotional, social, legal, sexual, medical, familial, or chemical use problems are entered under$aStudent assistance programs.
=681  \\$iNote under$aStudent assistance programs
=750  \2$aTraining Support$5IEN$0(DNLM)D014146

=LDR  00491cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362850602441
=005  20120730163940.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85129226 
=035  \\$aBZX9132NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aRA1238.S8$cToxicology
=053  \\$aRM666.S8$cTherapeutics
=150  \\$aStrychnine
=550  \\$wg$aAlkaloids
=550  \\$wg$aPoisons
=681  \\$iExample under$aAlkaloids; Materia medica$5IEN
=750  \2$aStrychnine$5IEN$0(DNLM)D013331

=LDR  00818cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362850702441
=005  20120730163940.0
=008  860211||\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85129212 
=035  \\$aBZX9118NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQP517.S85
=150  \\$aStructure-activity relationships (Biochemistry)
=360  \\$isubdivision$aStructure-activity relationships$iunder individual chemicals and groups of chemicals, e.g.$aCopper--Structure-activity relationships
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=550  \\$wg$aPhysical biochemistry
=750  \2$aStructure-Activity Relationship$5IEN$0(DNLM)D013329

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=010  \\$ash 85129201 
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=450  \\$aCollapse of structures
=450  \\$aFailures, Structural
=550  \\$aDeformations (Mechanics)
=550  \\$aFracture mechanics
=550  \\$aReliability (Engineering)
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=550  \\$aStructural stability
=750  \2$aStructure Collapse$0(DNLM)D055883$5IEN

=LDR  00329cz  a2200133n  4500
=001  9880362850902441
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=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|n\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85129183 
=035  \\$aBZX9089NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQD181.S8
=150  \\$aStrontium compounds
=750  \2$aStrontium$5IEN$0(DNLM)D013324

=LDR  00371cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362851002441
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=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|n\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85129179 
=035  \\$aBZX9085NU
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh 85129179
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQD181.S8
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=750  \2$aStrontium Isotopes$5IEN$0(DNLM)D013325

=LDR  00422cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362851102441
=005  20120730163940.0
=008  860211||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85129178 
=035  \\$aBZX9084NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQD181.S8$cChemistry
=053  \\$aTP245.S8$cChemical technology
=150  \\$aStrontium
=550  \\$wg$aAlkaline earth metals
=750  \2$aStrontium$5IEN$0(DNLM)D013324

=LDR  00528cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362851202441
=005  20050926135700.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85129158 
=035  \\$aBZX9064NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aQC373.S85
=150  \\$aStroboscopes
=450  \\$aStrobes
=450  \\$wnne$aStroboscope
=550  \\$wg$aOptical instruments
=670  \\$aNASA thes.$b(Stroboscopes)
=670  \\$aRandom House$b(stroboscope. Also called strobe)
=750  \2$aStroboscopy$0(DNLM)D049489$5IEN

=LDR  01087cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880362851302441
=005  20120730163940.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85128731 
=035  \\$aBZX8637NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aHD5306$bHD5450.7
=150  \\$aStrikes and lockouts
=360  \\$inames of individual strikes, e.g.$aCoal Miners' Strike, U.S., 1949-1950
=450  \\$aCombinations of labor
=450  \\$aLockouts
=450  \\$aWork stoppages
=550  \\$wg$aDirect action
=550  \\$wg$aLabor disputes
=550  \\$aStrikebreakers
=680  \\$iHere are entered works on strikes and lockouts in general. Works on strikes in a particular industry are entered under the heading$aStrikes and lockouts$isubdivided by the industry or occupation and further subdivided by place if local, e.g.$aStrikes and lockouts--Police; Strikes and lockouts--Railroads--France.$iWorks on individual strikes are entered under the heading for the name of the strike, e.g.$aCoal Miners' Strike, U.S., 1949-1950.
=750  \2$aStrikes, Employee$5IEN$0(DNLM)D013317

=LDR  01427cz  a2200277n  4500
=001  9880362851402441
=005  20120730163940.0
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=010  \\$ash 85128725 $zsh 85147153 
=035  \\$aBZX8631NU
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=053  \0$aQK495.S43$cBotany
=053  \0$aSB615.W58$cWeeds
=150  \\$aWitchweeds
=450  \\$wnne$aStriga
=450  \\$aStrigas
=450  \\$wnne$aWitchweed
=550  \\$wg$aScrophulariaceae
=670  \\$aRandall, R.P. Global compendium of weeds, 2002$b(Striga Lour spp. Scrophulariaceae, common name: witchweed)
=670  \\$aBritannica Micro.$b(witchweed: any plant of the genus Striga in the figwort family (Scrophulariaceae), including about 50 species of the Old World tropics and one species introduced into southeastern U.S. Witchweeds are branched herbs.)
=670  \\$aWeb. 3$b(witchweed: any of a genus (Striga) of hemiparasitic herbs with red or yellow irregular flowers)
=670  \\$aPlants national database, Sept. 28, 2006$b(Striga Lour, common name: witchweed)
=670  \\$aWorld's worst weeds, 1977:$bp. 456 (Most frequently used common name for Striga lutea is witchweed. This is also a term used loosely to indicate several strigas across the world)
=688  \\$aHeading from sh 85147153, deleted 20061127: 150:##:_{dollar}a Witchweed
=688  \\$aHeading changed 20061127 from: 150:##:_{dollar}a Striga
=750  \2$aStriga$5IEN$0(DNLM)D034362

=LDR  00410cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362851502441
=005  20130921120227.0
=008  860211||\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85128719 
=035  \\$aBZX8625NU
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aStriated muscle
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=450  \\$aStriped muscle
=550  \\$wg$aMuscles
=750  \2$aMuscle, Striated$0(DNLM)D054792$5IEN

=LDR  00869cz  a2200253n  4500
=001  9880362851602441
=005  20120730163940.0
=008  921202i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
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=LDR  00448cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362853102441
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=001  9880362853202441
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=001  9880362853402441
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=LDR  00380cz  a2200145n  4500
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=LDR  00453cz  a2200181n  4500
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=LDR  01445cz  a2200337n  4500
=001  9880362854702441
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=LDR  00807cz   2200277n  4500
=001  9880362854802441
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=LDR  00749cz  a2200253n  4500
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=001  9880362855702441
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=550  \\$aGrading
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=001  9880362855802441
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=001  9880362855902441
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=LDR  00361cz  a2200145n  4500
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=001  9880362856202441
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=450  \\$aAmerican encephalitis
=450  \\$aEncephalitis C
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=450  \\$aType C encephalitis
=550  \\$wg$aEpidemic encephalitis
=550  \\$wg$aFlaviviral diseases
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=670  \\$aAcad. Am. encyc.:$bv. 7, p. 162 (Saint Louis encephalitis)
=670  \\$aIntl. dict. med. biol.$b(St. Louis encephalitis, also known as American encephalitis, Type C encephalitis, Encephalitis C)
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=LDR  00509cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362856302441
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=450  \\$aSaimiri
=550  \\$wg$aCebidae
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=LDR  00967cz  a2200301n  4500
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=450  \\$aChondrophora
=450  \\$aMyopsida
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=450  \\$aTeuthoida
=450  \\$aTeuthoidea
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=670  \\$aITIS search, Nov. 21, 2003$b(Teuthida Naef 1916, order in class Cephalopoda with two suborders: Myopsina and Oegopsina)
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=LDR  04036cz  a2200625n  4500
=001  9880362856502441
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=450  \\$aAcanthias vulgaris
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=450  \\$aPiked dogfish
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=450  \\$aSpiked dogfish
=450  \\$aSpiky dog (Fish)
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=450  \\$aSpinax suckleyi
=450  \\$aSpotted spiny dogfish
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=450  \\$aSqualus barbouri
=450  \\$aSqualus fernandinus
=450  \\$aSqualus kirki
=450  \\$aSqualus suckleyi
=450  \\$aSqualus wakiyae
=450  \\$aSqualus whitleyi
=550  \\$wg$aSqualus
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=670  \\$aFishBase WWW, via WWW, Nov. 2, 1998:$btaxonomy (Squalus acanthias. Fishbase name: Picked dogfish. Synonyms: Acanthias americanus, Acanthias antiguorum, Acanthias commun, Acanthias lebruni, Acanthias linnei, Acanthias sucklii, Acanthias vulgaris, Spinax mediterraneus, Spinax suckleyi, Squalus barbouri, Squalus fernandinus, Squalus kirki, Squalus suckleyi, Squalus wakiyae, Squalus whitleyi. Common names: Picked dogfish (FAO preferred name), Spiny dogfish (American Fisheries Society preferred name), Spurdog, Spring dogfish, Common spiny fish, Blue dog, Darwen salmon, Rock salmon, Piked dogfish, Southern spiny dogfish, Spurdog, Spiky dog, Spotted spiny dogfish, Pacific dogfish, Grayfish, Dogfish)
=670  \\$aU.S. Food and Drug Administration Seafood list, via WWW, Nov. 2, 1998$b(Market name: Shark, Dogfish. Scientific name: Squalus acanthias. Common name: Spiny dogfish. Vernacular names: Spring dogfish, Spiked dogfish, Grayfish, Spur dog, Picked dogfish)
=670  \\$aA list of common and scientific names of fishes from the U.S. and Canada, 1970:$bindex (grayfish, see dogfish) p. 11 (Spiny dogfish, Squalus acanthias)
=670  \\$aWeb. 3$b(spiny dogfish: any of various dogfishes constituting the family Squalidae ... a: a common very destructive dogfish (Squalus acanthias) of both coasts of the No. Atlantic ... b.: a similar dogfish (Squalus suckleyi) of the Pacific coast of No. America; grayfish 1: Pollack; esp.: a young pollack; 2: a dogfish--used esp. as a market name)
=670  \\$aFishbase WWW, via WWW, March 5, 1999$b(Grayfish. A common name for Alopias vulpinus (thresher shark) and Squalus acanthias (picked dogfish))
=670  \\$aFDA Seafood list, via WWW, March 5, 1999$b(Grayfish. Vernacular name for Mustelus canis (smooth dogfish) and Squalus acanthias (spiny dogfish). Market name for both of these species: Shark, Dogfish)
=670  \\$aThe grayfish, 1916:$bp. 2 ("... the early reputation of the grayfish was based not on its high quality as a food but on its destructive habits ... no name was too bad to apply to it, and the mildest one in common use is 'dogfish.' That is a poor one to conjure with ... it is desirable to call it something else, and grayfish has been selected as obviously appropriate.")
=670  \\$aRandom House$b(spiny dogfish, any of several dogfish sharks of the genus Squalus ... esp. S. acanthias; grayfish, a name used in marketing for any of several American sharks, esp. the dogfishes of the genus Squalus)
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=053  \\$aQL638.95.S84
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=LDR  00343cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362856702441
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=LDR  00440cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362856802441
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=450  \\$aSteatorrhea
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=LDR  00446cz  a2200181n  4500
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=670  \\$aRandom House Web. unabr. dict., c1997$b(spring 34. an issue of water from the earth, taking the form, on the surface, of a small stream or standing as a pool or small lake)
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=010  \\$ash 85126880 
=035  \\$aBZX6786NU
=035  \\$ash 85126880
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aGV743$bGV749
=150  \\$aSporting goods
=360  \\$isubdivision$aEquipment and supplies$iunder headings for individual sports
=450  \\$aSporting equipment
=450  \\$aSports$xEquipment and supplies
=450  \\$aSports goods
=550  \\$wg$aRecreation$xEquipment and supplies
=550  \\$aAthletics$xEquipment and supplies
=750  \2$aSports Equipment$5IEN$0(DNLM)D019876

=LDR  00356cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362857802441
=005  20120730163931.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85126874 
=035  \\$aBZX6780NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRC184.S6
=150  \\$aSporotrichosis
=550  \\$wg$aMycoses
=750  \2$aSporotrichosis$5IEN$0(DNLM)D013174

=LDR  01106cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880362857902441
=005  20120730163931.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85126868 
=035  \\$aBZX6774NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQR79
=150  \\$aBacterial spores
=450  \\$aEndospores
=450  \\$wnne$aSpores (Bacteria)
=550  \\$wg$aSpores
=550  \\$aSporeforming bacteria
=670  \\$aMeSH browser, Sept. 14, 1007$b(Spores, Bacterial. Entry term: Bacterial Spores. Scope note: Heat and stain resistant, metabolically inactive bodies formed within the vegetative cells of bacteria of the genera Bacillus and Clostridium.)
=670  \\$aInter. dict. med. biol.$b(spore, bacterial spore: a differentiated cell type formed by some Gram-positive bacilli and clostridia under conditions of poor nutrition. The specialized integument and composition make spores highly resistant to killing by heat and by disinfectants. Also called endospore.)
=688  \\$aHeading changed 20071220 from: 150:##:_{dollar}a Spores (Bacteria)
=750  \2$aSpores, Bacterial$5IEN$0(DNLM)D013171

=LDR  00771cz  a2200265n  4500
=001  9880361885002441
=005  20120730162726.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85023295 
=035  \\$aBZM3201NU
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh 85023295
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aRC125$cInternal medicine
=053  \0$aRJ406.C45$cPediatrics
=150  \\$aChickenpox
=450  \\$wnne$aChicken pox
=450  \\$aVaricella
=550  \\$wg$aHerpesvirus diseases
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Natural history of varicella-zoster virus, c1987.
=670  \\$aDorland med. dict.
=670  \\$aStedman med. dict.
=670  \\$aMESH.
=670  \\$aJoklik, W.K. Virology, 1985.
=681  \\$iExample under$aChildren--Diseases
=750  \2$aChickenpox$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002644

=LDR  00339cz  a2200133n  4500
=001  9880361885102441
=005  20120730162726.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85023277 
=035  \\$aBZM3183NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aChickens$xEmbryos
=450  \\$wnne$aChick embryo
=750  \2$aChick Embryo$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002642

=LDR  00433cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880361885202441
=005  20120730162726.0
=008  860211||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85023209 
=035  \\$aBZM3115NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aQA277.3
=150  \\$aChi-square test
=450  \\$aChi-square distribution$5IEN
=550  \\$wg$aStatistical hypothesis testing
=750  \2$aChi-Square Distribution$5IEN$0(DNLM)D016009

=LDR  00928cz  a2200301n  4500
=001  9880361885302441
=005  20140516113343.0
=008  860211ic\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85023204 
=035  \\$aBZM3110LC
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh 85023204
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aRA781.8$cHealth
=150  \\$aQi gong
=450  \\$aChi gung
=450  \\$wnne$aCh�i kung
=450  \\$aQigong
=450  \\$aT�ai chi chih
=450  \\$aT�ai chi ruler
=450  \\$aTai ji ruler
=450  \\$aTai ji zhi
=550  \\$wg$aExercise
=550  \\$wg$aMedicine, Chinese
=670  \\$aDunn, T. T�ai chi ruler : Chinese yoga for health and longevity, 1990.
=670  \\$aAncient way to keep fit, 1992$b(Chi gung)
=670  \\$aConnor, D. Qigong : Chinese movement & meditation for health, 1992.
=670  \\$aWang, S. Qi Gong for health & longevity ... 1994$b(Qi gong)
=750  \2$aQigong$0(DNLM)D064906$5IEN

=LDR  00966cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880361885402441
=005  20120730162725.0
=008  860211|c\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85023202 
=035  \\$aBZM3108NU
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh 85023202
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aB127.C49
=150  \\$aQi (Chinese philosophy)
=450  \\$wnne$aCh�i
=450  \\$wnne$aCh�i (Chinese philosophy)
=450  \\$aKi (Chinese philosophy)
=550  \\$wg$aPhilosophy, Chinese
=550  \\$aVital force
=670  \\$aPerkins, D. Encyc. of China, 1999$b(Qi (Ch�i) vital energy or life force within each person that the Chinese traditionally consider the basic force of the universe. Qi often is translated into English as "material force" or "matter-energy")
=670  \\$aBritannica Micro.$b(ch�i, pinyin qi (Chinese "breath" or "force"), in Chinese philosophy, the ethereal substance of which everything is composed)
=750  \2$aQi$5IEN$0(DNLM)D019413

=LDR  00365cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880361885502441
=005  20070529100839.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85023185 
=035  \\$aBZM3091NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aChewing gum
=450  \\$aGum, Chewing
=550  \\$wg$aConfectionery
=750  \2$aChewing Gum$0(DNLM)D002638$5IEN

=LDR  00470cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880361885602441
=005  20120730162725.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85023146 
=035  \\$aBZM3052NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aChest pain
=450  \\$aChest$xPain
=450  \\$aThoracalgia
=450  \\$aThoracic pain
=450  \\$aThoracodynia
=550  \\$wg$aChest$xDiseases
=550  \\$wg$aPain
=750  \2$aChest Pain$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002637

=LDR  00427cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880361885702441
=005  20120730162725.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85023145 
=035  \\$aBZM3051NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRD536
=150  \\$aChest$xWounds and injuries
=450  \\$aThoracic injuries$5IEN
=681  \\$iExample under$aTraumatism
=750  \2$aThoracic Injuries$5IEN$0(DNLM)D013898

=LDR  00411cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880361885802441
=005  20120730162725.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85023144 
=035  \\$aBZM3050NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aRC280.C$5IEN
=053  \\$aRC280.C5$cInternal medicine
=053  \\$aRD667$cSurgery
=150  \\$aChest$xTumors
=750  \2$aThoracic Neoplasms$5IEN$0(DNLM)D013899

=LDR  00412cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880361885902441
=005  20120730162725.0
=008  920305i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85023143 
=035  \\$aBZM3049NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRD536
=150  \\$aChest$xSurgery
=450  \\$aThoracic surgery
=550  \\$aThoracic surgeons
=750  \2$aThoracic Surgical Procedures$5IEN$0(DNLM)D019616

=LDR  00397cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880361886002441
=005  20120730162725.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85023142 
=035  \\$aBZM3048NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aChest$xRadiography
=450  \\$aThoracic radiography$5IEN
=550  \\$wg$aChest$xDiseases
=750  \2$aRadiography, Thoracic$5IEN$0(DNLM)D013902

=LDR  00374cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880361886102441
=005  20120730162725.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85023137 
=035  \\$aBZM3043NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRC941
=150  \\$aChest$xDiseases
=450  \\$aThoracic diseases$5IEN
=750  \2$aThoracic Diseases$5IEN$0(DNLM)D013896

=LDR  00385cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880361886202441
=005  20120730162725.0
=008  860211||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85023136 
=035  \\$aBZM3042NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aChest
=450  \\$aThorax, Human
=550  \\$wg$aThorax (Zoology)
=550  \\$wg$aViscera
=750  \2$aThorax$5IEN$0(DNLM)D013909

=LDR  00446cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880361886302441
=005  20120730162725.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85023059 
=035  \\$aBZM2965LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aQK495.C46$cBotany
=150  \\$aChenopodium album
=450  \\$aLamb's-quarters
=450  \\$aLambsquarters
=450  \\$aLambsquarters goosefoot
=750  \2$aChenopodium album$5IEN$0(DNLM)D027463

=LDR  01464cz  a2200325n  4500
=001  9880361886402441
=005  20120730162725.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85023058 
=035  \\$aBZM2964LC
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh 85023058
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aQK495.C46$cBotany
=053  \0$aSB177.G65$cFood crop
=150  \\$aGoosefoots
=450  \\$aBlitum
=450  \\$wnne$aChenopodium
=450  \\$aChenopods
=450  \\$aPigweed
=550  \\$wg$aChenopodiaceae
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 99937431: Partap, T. Chenopods, Chenopodium spp, c1998.
=670  \\$aWeb. 3$b(goosefoots: a plant of the family Chenopodiaceae & esp. of the genus Chenopodium)
=670  \\$aHortus 3$b(Chenopodium; goosefoot; pigweed (Chenopodiaceae); about 250 spp. of mostly weedy herbs of wide distribution; a few species grown as potherbs for the nutritious seeds or as ornamentals; one is medicinal)
=670  \\$aSPN$b(Chenopodium (Blitum); goosefoot)
=670  \\$aDict. flow. ferns$b(Chenopodium)
=670  \\$aInd. nom. gen. (plant)$b(Chenopodium)
=670  \\$aBiol. & agr. index, via 1stsearch, Sept. 28, 2000$b(titles: Chenopodium ...; Chenopods; Chenopodium spp.; descriptor: goosefoot)
=670  \\$aAGRICOLA, via 1stsearch, Sept. 28, 2000:$b(titles: Chenopodium; descriptors: Chenopodium)
=670  \\$aPLANTS database, via WWW, Sept. 28, 2000$b(goosefoot: sco. name: Chenopodium)
=750  \2$aChenopodium$5IEN$0(DNLM)D027462

=LDR  00546cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880361886502441
=005  20120730162725.0
=008  060921i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85023057 
=035  \\$aBZM2963NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQK495.C46$cBotany
=150  \\$aChenopodiaceae
=450  \\$aChenopods
=450  \\$aGoosefoot family (Plants)
=550  \\$wg$aCaryophyllales
=670  \\$aWeb. 3$b(chenopod: a plant of the family Chenopodiaceae; goosefoot family=Chenopodiaceae)
=750  \2$aChenopodiaceae$5IEN$0(DNLM)D019663

=LDR  00620cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880361886602441
=005  20120730162724.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85023056 
=035  \\$aBZM2962NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQP752.C
=150  \\$aChenodeoxycholic acid
=450  \\$aAnthropodeoxycholic acid
=450  \\$aChenic acid
=450  \\$aChenodeoxycholanic acid
=450  \\$aDihydroxycholanoic acid
=450  \\$aGallodeoxycholic acid
=550  \\$wg$aCholic acid
=550  \\$wg$aGallstones
=690  \\$ar:AMD:6/20/90
=750  \2$aChenodeoxycholic Acid$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002635

=LDR  00488cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880361886702441
=005  20120730162724.0
=008  940124i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85023042 
=035  \\$aBZM2948NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aChemotherapy, Combination
=450  \\$aCombination chemotherapy
=450  \\$aCombination drug therapy
=450  \\$aDrug therapy, Combination
=450  \\$aPolychemotherapy
=750  \2$aDrug Therapy, Combination$5IEN$0(DNLM)D004359

=LDR  00743cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880361886802441
=005  20120730162724.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85023041 
=035  \\$aBZM2947NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aRM260$bRM263
=150  \\$aChemotherapy
=360  \\$isubdivision$aChemotherapy$iunder diseases and types of diseases, e.g.$aCancer--Chemotherapy; Heart--Diseases--Chemotherapy;$ietc.
=360  \\$isubdivision$aChemotherapy$iunder diseases, e.g.$aCancer--Chemotherapy; Heart--Diseases--Chemotherapy;$ietc.
=450  \\$aDrug therapy
=450  \\$aPharmacotherapy
=550  \\$wg$aTherapeutics
=550  \\$aDrugs
=550  \\$aPharmacology
=750  \2$aDrug Therapy$5IEN$0(DNLM)D004358

=LDR  00614cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880361886902441
=005  20120730162724.0
=008  871219||\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85023039 
=035  \\$a(OCoLC)02139600
=035  \\$aBZM2945NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQR187.4$cImmunology
=150  \\$aChemotaxis
=450  \\$aChemiotaxis
=450  \\$aChemotropism
=550  \\$wg$aBiochemistry
=550  \\$wg$aGrowth
=550  \\$wg$aTaxes (Biology)
=670  \\$aInter. dict. med. biol.$b(chemotaxis: also called chemiotaxis; chemotropism)
=750  \2$aChemotaxis$5IEN-M$0(DNLM)D002633

=LDR  00400cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880361887002441
=005  20090216095454.0
=008  860211||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85023035 
=035  \\$aBZM2941NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aQP455
=150  \\$aChemoreceptors
=550  \\$wg$aSensory receptors
=550  \\$aChemical senses
=750  \2$aChemoreceptor Cells$0(DNLM)D002628$5IEN

=LDR  00432cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880361887102441
=005  20120730162724.0
=008  030130i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85023033 
=035  \\$aBZM2939NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQD21$bQD22
=150  \\$aChemists
=550  \\$wg$aChemical workers
=550  \\$wg$aPhysical scientists
=681  \\$iNote under$aManpower
=750  \2$aChemistry$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002621

=LDR  00500cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880361887202441
=005  20120730162724.0
=008  860211||\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85023027 
=035  \\$aBZM2933NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQD450$bQD731
=150  \\$aChemistry, Physical and theoretical
=450  \\$aChemistry, Theoretical
=450  \\$aPhysical chemistry
=450  \\$aTheoretical chemistry
=550  \\$wg$aChemistry
=750  \2$aChemistry, Physical$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002627

=LDR  00889cz  a2200277n  4500
=001  9880361887302441
=005  20060706130145.0
=008  871219i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85023026 
=035  \\$a(OCoLC)02139476
=035  \\$aBZM2932NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRS400$bRS431
=150  \\$aPharmaceutical chemistry
=450  \\$wnne$aChemistry, Medical and pharmaceutical
=450  \\$wnne$aChemistry, Pharmaceutical
=450  \\$aDrug chemistry
=450  \\$aDrugs$xChemistry
=450  \\$aMedical chemistry
=450  \\$aMedicinal chemistry
=450  \\$aPharmacochemistry
=550  \\$wg$aChemistry
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Comprehensive medicinal chemistry, 1989.
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Chemistry, Pharmaceutical)
=670  \\$aMager, P.P. Design statistics in pharmacochemistry, c1991.
=750  \2$aChemistry, Pharmaceutical$0(DNLM)D002626$5IEN-M

=LDR  00660cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880361887402441
=005  20120210111929.0
=008  860211||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85023025 
=035  \\$aBZM2931NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aQD262
=150  \\$aOrganic compounds$xSynthesis
=360  \\$isubdivision$aSynthesis$iunder individual chemicals and groups of chemicals, e.g.$aInsulin--Synthesis
=450  \\$wnne$aChemistry, Organic$xSynthesis
=450  \\$aChemistry, Synthetic organic
=450  \\$aOrganic synthesis (Chemistry)
=450  \\$aSynthetic organic cheimstry
=750  \2$aChemistry Techniques, Synthetic$0(DNLM)D060326$5IEN

=LDR  00744cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880361887502441
=005  20120730162724.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85023022 
=035  \\$aBZM2928NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQD241$bQD441
=150  \\$aChemistry, Organic
=360  \\$igroups and classes of organic compounds and individual organic substances
=450  \\$aOrganic chemistry
=550  \\$wg$aChemistry
=680  \\$iHere are entered general works on organic chemistry. Works on special groups of carbon compounds and their reactions are entered under$aCarbon compounds.
=681  \\$iNote under$aCarbon compounds
=690  \\$ar:AMD:6/20/90
=750  \2$aChemistry, Organic$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002625

=LDR  00644cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880361887602441
=005  20120210111950.0
=008  860211||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85023020 
=035  \\$aBZM2926NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aQD156
=150  \\$aInorganic compounds$xSynthesis
=360  \\$isubdivision$aSynthesis$iunder individual chemicals and groups of chemicals
=450  \\$wnne$aChemistry, Inorganic$xSynthesis
=450  \\$aChemistry, Synthetic inorganic
=450  \\$aInorganic synthesis (Chemistry)
=450  \\$aSynthetic inorganic chemistry
=750  \2$aChemistry Techniques, Synthetic$0(DNLM)D060326$5IEN

=LDR  00575cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880361887702441
=005  20120730162724.0
=008  860211||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85023017 
=035  \\$aBZM2923NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQD146$bQD197
=150  \\$aChemistry, Inorganic
=360  \\$igroups and classes of inorganic compounds and individual inorganic substances
=450  \\$aInorganic chemistry
=550  \\$wg$aChemistry
=550  \\$aInorganic compounds
=690  \\$ar:AMD:6/20/90
=750  \2$aChemistry, Inorganic$5IEN$0(DNLM)D015392

=LDR  01006cz  a2200277n  4500
=001  9880361887802441
=005  20120730162724.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85023014 
=035  \\$aBZM2920NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aRB40$bRB41
=150  \\$aClinical chemistry
=450  \\$wnne$aChemistry, Clinical
=450  \\$aDiagnostic biochemistry
=450  \\$aDiagnostic chemistry
=450  \\$aMedical chemistry
=550  \\$wg$aBiochemistry
=550  \\$wg$aDiagnosis, Laboratory
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Clinical chemistry.
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Chemistry, Clinical)
=670  \\$aLC data base, 5/25/89.
=670  \\$aHandbk. of diagnostic biochemistry and hematology ... 1992.
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=670  \\$aChemicool website, July 17, 2012:$bChemistry dictionary (compound: A substance formed by the reaction of two or more chemical elements. The elements in a compound are present in fixed ratios. For example pure water is a compound made from two elements - hydrogen and oxygen. The fixed ratio of hydrogen to oxygen in water is 2:1. Each molecule of water contains two hydrogen atoms bonded to a single oxygen atom. Compounds can be decomposed chemically into their constituent elements.)
=670  \\$aBiology online dictionary, July 17, 2012:$bcompound (noun, plural: compounds; (general) A material made up of two or more parts or elements. (chemistry) A substance consisting of atoms or ions of two or more elements that are chemically bonded together, e.g. carbon dioxide, a substance consisting of carbon and two oxygen atoms.) chemical ((1) A substance made up of chemical elements or produced from a chemical process (2) A drug, especially illicit or addictive drug)
=670  \\$aDictionary.com, July 17, 2012:$bchemical compound ((chemistry) a substance formed by chemical union of two or more elements or ingredients in definite proportion by weight [syn: compound]) chemical (noun 1. a substance produced by or used in a chemical process. 2. chemicals, Slang. narcotic or mind-altering drugs or substances.)
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=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85022613 $zsh 85120322 
=035  \\$aBZM2519NU
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh 85022613
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQL638.C5$cZoology
=150  \\$aCharacidae
=450  \\$aCharacinidae
=450  \\$aCharacins
=450  \\$aCheirodontinae
=450  \\$aIguanodectinae
=450  \\$wnne$aSerrasalmidae
=450  \\$aSerrasalminae
=550  \\$wg$aCharaciformes
=670  \\$aITIS Database, June 21, 2001$b(Characidae; rank: family; Order: Characiformes)
=670  \\$aNelson, J.S. Fishes of the world, 1994:$bp. 150 (Family Characidae in order Characiformes)
=750  \2$aCharacidae$0(DNLM)D060126$5IEN

=LDR  00546cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880361891002441
=005  20120730162717.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85022588 
=035  \\$aBZM2494NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aChaplains, Hospital
=450  \\$aChaplaincy service, Hospital$5IEN
=450  \\$aHospital chaplains
=450  \\$aHospitals$xChaplains
=550  \\$wg$aChaplains
=550  \\$wg$aPastoral medicine
=690  \\$ar:AMD:6/20/90
=750  \2$aChaplaincy Service, Hospital$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002604

=LDR  00469cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880361891102441
=005  20120730162717.0
=008  060328i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85022494 
=035  \\$aBZM2400NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aRC203.C5
=150  \\$aChancroid
=450  \\$aChancre, Soft
=450  \\$aSoft chancre
=550  \\$wg$aHaemophilus infections
=550  \\$wg$aSexually transmitted diseases
=750  \2$aChancroid$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002602

=LDR  00498cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880361891202441
=005  20120730162717.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85022406 
=035  \\$aBZM2312LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aQK494.5.C975$cBotany
=053  \\$aSD397.C442$cForestry
=150  \\$aChamaecyparis
=450  \\$aCypress, False
=450  \\$aFalse cypress
=450  \\$aFalsecypress
=550  \\$wg$aCupressaceae
=750  \2$aChamaecyparis$5IEN$0(DNLM)D029780

=LDR  00371cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880361891302441
=005  20120730162717.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85022405 
=035  \\$aBZM2311LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQK495.C1153$cBotany
=150  \\$aChamaecrista
=550  \\$wg$aCaesalpiniaceae
=750  \2$aChamaecrista$5IEN$0(DNLM)D031288

=LDR  00346cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880361891402441
=005  20060524140654.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85022396 
=035  \\$aBZM2302NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQP572.C47
=150  \\$aChalones
=550  \\$wg$aHormones
=750  \2$aChalones$0(DNLM)D050150$5IEN

=LDR  00730cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880361891502441
=005  20120730162717.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85022320 
=035  \\$aBZM2226NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aRA644.C26$cPublic Health
=053  \0$aRC124.4$cInternal medicine
=150  \\$aChagas' disease
=450  \\$aAmerican trypanosomiasis
=450  \\$aBarbiero fever
=450  \\$aCruz-Chagas disease
=450  \\$aSouth American trypanosomiasis
=550  \\$wg$aTrypanosomiasis
=670  \\$aMeSH browser, Dec. 14, 2006$b(Chagas Disease. Entry terms: Trypanosomiasis, South American, American Trypanosomiasis, Chagas' Disease)
=750  \2$aChagas Disease$5IEN$0(DNLM)D014355

=LDR  00431cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880361891602441
=005  20060417135430.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85022240 
=035  \\$aBZM2146NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQL737.P93$cZoology
=150  \\$aChacma baboon
=450  \\$aChaeropithecus ursinus
=450  \\$aPapio ursinus
=550  \\$wg$aPapio
=750  \2$aPapio ursinus$0(DNLM)D048549$5IEN

=LDR  00491cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880361891702441
=005  20120730162716.0
=008  030822i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85022218 
=035  \\$aBZM2124NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQL737.C4$bQL737.C438$cZoology
=150  \\$aCetacea
=450  \\$aCetaceans
=450  \\$aCete
=450  \\$aCetomorpha
=550  \\$wg$aMammals
=670  \\$aWeb. 3.
=670  \\$aRandom House.
=750  \2$aCetacea$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002591

=LDR  00828cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880361891802441
=005  20120730162716.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85022214 
=035  \\$aBZM2120NU
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh 85022214
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQL391.P7$cZoology
=150  \\$aTapeworms
=450  \\$wnne$aCestoda
=450  \\$aCestodes
=550  \\$wg$aPlatyhelminthes
=670  \\$aBritannica Micro.$b(tapeworm: also call cestode, any member of the invertebrate class Cestoda (phylum Platyhelminthes))
=670  \\$aSyn. liv. org.:$bv. 1, p. 807 (Cestoda, tapeworms; 2 subclasses, 14 orders and 59 families)
=670  \\$aITIS search, Mar. 216, 2003$b(Cestoda, rank: class; syn: Cestoidea; common names: tapeworms; in Phylum Platyhelminthes)
=750  \2$aCestoda$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002589

=LDR  00432cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880361891902441
=005  20150311132336.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85022107 
=035  \\$aBZM2013LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=150  \\$aCerebral peduncle
=450  \\$aCrura cerebri
=450  \\$aCrus cerebri
=450  \\$aPedunculus cerebri
=550  \\$wg$aMesencephalon
=750  \2$aCerebral Peduncle$0(DNLM)D065850$5IEN

=LDR  00365cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880361892002441
=005  20120730162716.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|n\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85022201 
=035  \\$aBZM2107NU
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh 85022201
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQD181.C8
=150  \\$aCesium$xIsotopes
=750  \2$aCesium Isotopes$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002587

=LDR  00712cz  a2200253n  4500
=001  9880361892102441
=005  20120730162713.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85022104 
=035  \\$aBZM2010NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRA645.C47$cPublic health
=053  \\$aRC388$cGeneral
=053  \\$aRJ496.C4$cPediatrics
=150  \\$aCerebral palsy
=450  \\$aCerebral paralysis
=450  \\$aLittle's disease
=450  \\$aParalysis, Cerebral
=550  \\$wg$aBrain damage
=550  \\$wg$aDevelopmental disabilities
=550  \\$wg$aExtrapyramidal disorders
=550  \\$wg$aParalysis, Spastic
=690  \\$ar:AMD:6/20/90
=750  \2$aCerebral Palsy$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002547

=LDR  00880cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880361892202441
=005  20121226153227.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85022200 
=035  \\$aBZM2106NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dWaU
=053  \0$aQD181.C8$cGeneral and inorganic chemistry
=053  \0$aQD412.C8$cOrganometallic chemistry
=053  \0$aTP245.C25$cChemical technology
=150  \\$aCesium
=450  \\$aCaesium
=550  \\$wg$aAlkali metals
=670  \\$aWikipedia, Sept. 8, 2012:$bCaesium (Caesium or cesium is a chemical element with symbol Cs and atomic number 55. It is a soft, silvery-gold alkali metal)
=670  \\$aThe element cesium, via It's elemental website, Sept. 10, 2012$b(Cs; Cesium; Atomic number: 55; Element Classification: Metal; Period Number: 6; Group Number: 1; Group Name: Alkali Metal)
=750  \2$aCesium$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002586

=LDR  00793cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880361892302441
=005  20120730162713.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85022099 
=035  \\$aBZM2005NU
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh 85022099
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aRJ496.C4
=150  \\$aCerebral palsied children
=550  \\$wg$aBrain-damaged children
=550  \\$wg$aChildren with disabilities
=550  \\$wg$aDevelopmentally disabled children
=550  \\$wg$aMovement disorders in children
=550  \\$wg$aParalysis, Spastic, in children
=750  \2$81$wb$aCerebral Palsy$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002547
=750  \2$81$wb$aChild$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002648
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aCerebral Palsy$iand$aChild$5IEN

=LDR  00588cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880361892402441
=005  20120730162713.0
=008  871219i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85022095 
=035  \\$a(OCoLC)02133636
=035  \\$aBZM2001NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRC388.5
=150  \\$aCerebral ischemia
=450  \\$aBrain ischemia
=550  \\$wg$aCerebrovascular disease
=550  \\$wg$aIschemia
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Cerebral ischemia)
=670  \\$aLC data base, 1/2/91$b(Cerebral ischemia; brain ischemia)
=750  \2$aBrain Ischemia$5IEN-M$0(DNLM)D002545

=LDR  00725cz  a2200253n  4500
=001  9880361892502441
=005  20120730162716.0
=008  920906i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85022196 
=035  \\$aBZM2102NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRG761
=150  \\$aCesarean section
=450  \\$aAbdominal delivery
=450  \\$aC section
=450  \\$aCaesarean delivery
=450  \\$aCaesarean section
=450  \\$aDelivery, Abdominal
=450  \\$aDelivery, Caesarean
=550  \\$wg$aDelivery (Obstetrics)
=550  \\$wg$aObstetrics$xSurgery
=670  \\$aBlackstone, M. Recovering from a C section, 1991.
=670  \\$aCaesarean delivery, 1986.
=750  \2$aCesarean Section$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002585

=LDR  00345cz  a2200133n  4500
=001  9880361892602441
=005  20060505130337.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|n\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85022188 
=035  \\$aBZM2094NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRG310
=150  \\$aCervix uteri$xDiseases
=750  \2$aUterine Cervical Diseases$0(DNLM)D002577$5IEN

=LDR  00451cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880361892702441
=005  20080316133305.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85022094 
=035  \\$aBZM2000NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \\$aQM455$cAnatomy
=053  \\$aQP381$cPhysiology
=150  \\$aCerebral hemispheres
=450  \\$aBrain hemispheres
=550  \\$wg$aBrain
=550  \\$aSplit brain
=750  \2$aCerebrum$0(DNLM)D054022$5IEN

=LDR  00623cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880361892802441
=005  20060703143336.0
=008  060512i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85022186 
=035  \\$aBZM2092NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dWaU
=053  \0$aRC280.U8
=150  \\$aCervix uteri$xCancer
=450  \\$aCervical cancer
=670  \\$aMcGonigle, T.H. Surveying for sexuality in cyberspace : sexual orientation and stage of change for cervical cancer screening, 2003.
=670  \\$aBaseman, J.G. Potential new strategies for cervical cancer screening, 2005.
=750  \2$aUterine Cervical Neoplasms$0(DNLM)D02583$5IEN

=LDR  00521cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880361892902441
=005  20120730162713.0
=008  940124i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85022092 
=035  \\$aBZM1998NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aCerebral embolism and thrombosis
=450  \\$aCerebral thrombosis
=550  \\$wg$aCerebrovascular disease
=550  \\$wg$aEmbolism
=550  \\$wg$aThromboembolism
=550  \\$wg$aThrombosis
=750  \2$aIntracranial Embolism and Thrombosis$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002542

=LDR  00478cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880361893002441
=005  20120730162713.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85022091 
=035  \\$aBZM1997NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRC394.E3
=150  \\$aCerebral edema
=450  \\$aBrain$xEdema
=450  \\$aBrain edema
=550  \\$wg$aBrain$xDiseases
=550  \\$wg$aEdema
=690  \\$ar:AMD:6/18/90
=750  \2$aBrain Edema$5IEN$0(DNLM)D001929

=LDR  00422cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880361893102441
=005  20120730162716.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85022185 
=035  \\$aBZM2091NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aCervix uteri
=450  \\$aNeck of the uterus
=450  \\$aUterine cervix
=550  \\$wg$aUterus
=690  \\$ar:AMD:6/20/90
=750  \2$aCervix Uteri$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002584

=LDR  00456cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880361893202441
=005  20120730162716.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85022184 
=035  \\$aBZM2090NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aCervix mucus
=450  \\$aCervical mucus
=550  \\$wg$aCervix uteri
=550  \\$wg$aMucus
=550  \\$wg$aUterus$xSecretions
=690  \\$ar:AMD:6/20/90
=750  \2$aCervix Mucus$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002582

=LDR  00804cz  a2200265n  4500
=001  9880361893302441
=005  20120730162713.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85022090 
=035  \\$aBZM1996NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQP385.5
=150  \\$aCerebral dominance
=450  \\$aDominance, Cerebral
=450  \\$aFunctional asymmetry (Brain)
=450  \\$aHemispheric dominance (Brain)
=450  \\$aLateralization (Brain)
=450  \\$aLeft and right brain
=450  \\$aRight and left brain
=550  \\$wg$aCerebral hemispheres
=550  \\$aDual-brain psychology
=550  \\$aLaterality
=550  \\$aWhole brain learning
=670  \\$aHennepin$b(Split brain x Left and right brain; Right and left brain)
=750  \2$aDominance, Cerebral$5IEN$0(DNLM)D004292

=LDR  00577cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880361893402441
=005  20060505131049.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85022183 
=035  \\$aBZM2089NU
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh 85022183
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aRG314
=150  \\$aCervix erosion
=450  \\$aCervical erosion
=450  \\$aCervix uteri$xErosion
=450  \\$aErosion of the cervix uteri
=550  \\$wg$aCervix uteri$xDiseases
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Uterine Cervical Erosion)
=750  \2$aUterine Cervical Erosion$0(DNLM)D002579$5IEN-M

=LDR  00449cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880361893502441
=005  20120730162716.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85022181 
=035  \\$aBZM2087NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aCervico-brachial neuralgia
=550  \\$wg$aBrachialgia
=550  \\$wg$aNeck pain
=550  \\$wg$aNeuralgia
=550  \\$aCervical syndrome
=750  \2$aBrachial Plexus Neuritis$5IEN$0(DNLM)D020968

=LDR  00883cz   2200265n  4500
=001  9880361893602441
=005  20241022101244.0
=008  871219||\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85022087
=035  \\$a(OCoLC)02133572
=035  \\$aBZM1993NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQL938.C46$cAnimal and comparative anatomy
=053  \\$aQP383$bQP383.17$cPhysiology
=150  \\$aCerebral cortex
=450  \\$aBrain mantle
=450  \\$aCortex, Cerebral
=450  \\$aCortex cerebri
=450  \\$aMantle of brain
=450  \\$aPallium (Brain)
=550  \\$wg$aTelencephalon
=670  \\$aInter. dict. med. biol.$b(Cortex cerebri; also called pallium, cerebral cortex, brain mantle, mantle (popular))
=750  \2$aCerebral Cortex$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002540
=750  \2$iNarrower mapping$aInsular Cortex$0(DNLM)D000087623$4NM$5IEN-M
=930  \\$aMeSH Mapping GN 2024/10/08

=LDR  00446cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880361893702441
=005  20120730162713.0
=008  940124i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85022086 
=035  \\$aBZM1992NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aCerebral arteriosclerosis
=550  \\$wg$aArteriosclerosis
=550  \\$wg$aBrain$xAging
=550  \\$wg$aCerebrovascular disease
=750  \2$aIntracranial Arteriosclerosis$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002537

=LDR  00609cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880361893802441
=005  20120730162716.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85022174 
=035  \\$aBZM2080NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aCeruloplasmin
=450  \\$aCaeruloplasmin
=450  \\$aFerroxidase
=550  \\$wg$aAlpha globulins
=550  \\$wg$aCarrier proteins
=550  \\$wg$aCopper proteins
=550  \\$wg$aFibrinolytic agents
=550  \\$wg$aOxidoreductases
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Ceruloplasmin x Caeruloplasmin; Ferroxidase)
=750  \2$aCeruloplasmin$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002570

=LDR  00527cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880361893902441
=005  20120730162713.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85022084 
=035  \\$aBZM1990NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQL933$cComparative anatomy
=053  \\$aQM455$cHuman anatomy
=053  \\$aQP108.5.C4$cPhysiology
=150  \\$aCerebral arteries
=550  \\$wg$aArteries
=550  \\$wg$aBrain$xBlood-vessels
=690  \\$ar:AMD:6/20/90
=750  \2$aCerebral Arteries$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002536

=LDR  00410cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880361894002441
=005  20140103101627.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85022173 
=035  \\$aBZM2079NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aTP918.C
=150  \\$aCerulein
=450  \\$aCaerulein$5IEN
=450  \\$aCoerulein
=550  \\$wg$aCoal-tar colors
=750  \2$aCeruletide$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002108

=LDR  00365cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880361894102441
=005  20120730162715.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|n\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85022139 
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=001  9880361927002441
=005  20120730162531.0
=008  921221i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85013289 
=035  \\$aBZL3195NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aBerberine
=550  \\$wg$aAlkaloids
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Yakus�o �oren no kenky�u, 1981.
=670  \\$aWeb. 3$b(C b20 (BH b14 (BNO b5 (B)
=670  \\$aAm. drug index, 1982.
=670  \\$aChem. abst.
=670  \\$aMerck index.
=670  \\$aNLM.
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=LDR  00368cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880361927102441
=005  20120730162531.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85013288 
=035  \\$aBZL3194NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aQK495.B45$cBotany
=150  \\$aBerberidaceae
=550  \\$wg$aRanunculales
=750  \2$aBerberidaceae$5IEN$0(DNLM)D028141

=LDR  00428cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880361927202441
=005  20120730162530.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85013246 
=035  \\$aBZL3152NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aBenzopyrans
=450  \\$wnne$aBenzopyran
=550  \\$wg$aHeterocyclic compounds
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=690  \\$ar:AMD:5/30/90
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=LDR  00354cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880361927302441
=005  20120730162530.0
=008  050420i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85013244 
=035  \\$aBZL3150NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aBenzoin
=550  \\$wg$aAcetophenone
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Benzoin)
=750  \2$aBenzoin$5IEN$0(DNLM)D001573

=LDR  00327cz  a2200133n  4500
=001  9880361927402441
=005  20120730162530.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|n\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85013243 
=035  \\$aBZL3149NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aBenzofuran
=690  \\$ar:AMD:6/11/90
=750  \2$aBenzofurans$5IEN$0(DNLM)D001572

=LDR  00318cz  a2200121n  4500
=001  9880361927502441
=005  20190423165702.0
=008  860211||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|n\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85013242
=035  \\$aBZL3148NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
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=LDR  00665cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880361927602441
=005  20120730162530.0
=008  860211||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85013239 
=035  \\$aBZL3145NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQP801.B53$cBiochemistry
=053  \\$aRC483.5.B48$cPsychotherapy
=053  \\$aRM666.B42$cPharmacology
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=550  \\$wg$aBenzene
=550  \\$wg$aBicyclic diazepines
=550  \\$wg$aTranquilizing drugs
=670  \\$aBicyclic diazepines, c1990.
=670  \\$aFryer, R.I. Personal communication, 1989.
=670  \\$aMESH.
=750  \2$aBenzodiazepines$5IEN-M$0(DNLM)D001569

=LDR  00751cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880361927702441
=005  20120804124518.0
=008  921201i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85013238 
=035  \\$aBZL3144NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRC568.B45$cPsychiatry
=150  \\$aBenzodiazepine abuse
=450  \\$aAbuse of benzodiazepines
=550  \\$wg$aMedication abuse
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Marks, J. The benzodiazepines: use, overuse, misuse, abuse, 1985.
=750  \2$81$wb$aBenzodiazepines$5IEN-M$0(DNLM)D001569
=750  \2$81$wb$aSubstance-Related Disorders$5IEN-M$0(DNLM)D019966
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aBenzodiazepines$iand$aSubstance-Related Disorders$5IEN

=LDR  00324cz  a2200133n  4500
=001  9880361927802441
=005  20120730162530.0
=008  860211||\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85013237 
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=150  \\$aBenzoates
=450  \\$aBenzoic acids
=750  \2$aBenzoates$5IEN$0(DNLM)D001565

=LDR  00411cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880361927902441
=005  20120730162530.0
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=010  \\$ash 85013236 
=035  \\$aBZL3142NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQP801.B52
=150  \\$aBenzimidazoles
=550  \\$wg$aHeterocyclic compounds
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Benzimidazoles)
=750  \2$aBenzimidazoles$5IEN$0(DNLM)D001562

=LDR  00442cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880361928002441
=005  20140304095019.0
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=010  \\$ash 85013229 
=035  \\$aBZL3135NU
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC$dDLC
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=053  \0$aTD887.B43$cAir pollutant
=150  \\$aBenzene
=450  \\$aBenzol
=550  \\$wg$aAromatic compounds
=750  \2$aBenzene$5IEN$0(DNLM)D001554

=LDR  00351cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880361928102441
=005  20120730162529.0
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=010  \\$ash 85013227 
=035  \\$aBZL3133NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aBenzamide
=550  \\$wg$aAmides
=690  \\$ar:AMD:6/11/90
=750  \2$aBenzamides$5IEN$0(DNLM)D001549

=LDR  00356cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880361928202441
=005  20120730162529.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|n\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85013226 
=035  \\$aBZL3132NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQD341.A6
=150  \\$aBenzaldehyde
=690  \\$ar:AMD:6/11/90
=750  \2$aBenzaldehydes$5IEN$0(DNLM)D001547

=LDR  00561cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880361928302441
=005  20120730162528.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85013218 
=035  \\$aBZL3124NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
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=053  \0$aTN948.B4$cMetallurgy
=150  \\$aBentonite
=450  \\$aAmargosite
=450  \\$aGumbrin
=450  \\$aMineral soap
=450  \\$aSoap clay
=450  \\$aVolcanic clay
=550  \\$wg$aClay
=550  \\$wg$aIgneous rocks
=750  \2$aBentonite$5IEN$0(DNLM)D001546

=LDR  00593cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880361928402441
=005  20120730162528.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85013207 
=035  \\$aBZL3113NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aSB952.B
=150  \\$aBenomyl
=450  \\$aButylcarbamoylbenzimidazolcarbamic acid methyl ester
=450  \\$aMethylbutylaminocarbonylbenzidazolylcarbamate
=450  \\$aMethylbutylcarbamoylbenzidazolylcarbamate
=550  \\$wg$aCarbamates
=550  \\$wg$aFungicides
=690  \\$ar:AMD:5/30/90
=750  \2$aBenomyl$5IEN$0(DNLM)D001542

=LDR  00332cz  a2200133n  4500
=001  9880361928502441
=005  20190318094148.0
=008  030925i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85013139
=035  \\$aBZL3045NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aBenevolence
=550  \\$wg$aConduct of life
=750  \2$aBeneficence$5IEN$0(DNLM)D026686

=LDR  01152cz  a2200289n  4500
=001  9880361928602441
=005  20120730162526.0
=008  920204||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85013109 
=035  \\$aBZL3015NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aBF698.8.B4$cPsychology
=053  \\$aRC386.6.B46$cNeurology
=053  \\$aRC473.B46$cPsychiatry
=150  \\$aBender-Gestalt Test
=450  \\$aBender Test
=450  \\$aBender Visual Motor Gestalt Test
=450  \\$aGestalt Test
=450  \\$aVisual Motor Gestalt Test
=550  \\$wg$aNeuropsychological tests
=550  \\$wg$aPersonality tests
=667  \\$aFormer LCSH heading: Bender gestalt test
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Reichenberg, N. Advanced psycho diagnostic interpretation of the Bender Gestalt test, 1991$b(the Visual Motor Gestalt Test, known to most clinicians as the "Bender-Gestalt Test" or "Bender".)
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Bender-Gestalt test xx Neuropsychological tests, Personality tests)
=670  \\$aTests in print, 1983:$bp. 38 (Bender-Gestalt Test)
=690  \\$ar:GLS:2/4/92 (note on old hdg. added)
=750  \2$aBender-Gestalt Test$5IEN$0(DNLM)D001538

=LDR  01127cz  a2200325n  4500
=001  9880361928702441
=005  20120730162526.0
=008  931213i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85012908 
=035  \\$aBZL2814NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRC122.B4
=150  \\$aBeh�cet's disease
=450  \\$aBehcet syndrome
=450  \\$aBeh�cet triple symptom complex
=450  \\$aBeh�cet's syndrome
=450  \\$aTriple symptom complex
=550  \\$wg$aGenerative organs$xDiseases
=550  \\$wg$aMouth$xDiseases
=550  \\$wg$aSkin$xDiseases
=550  \\$wg$aSyndromes
=550  \\$wg$aUveitis
=550  \\$wg$aVasculitis
=670  \\$a93-33060: International Conference on Beh�cet's Disease (6th : 1993 : Paris, France). Beh�cet's disease, 1993.
=670  \\$aDorland's med. dict.
=670  \\$aMerck.
=670  \\$aICD9-CM.
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Behcet's syndrome x Triple-symptom complex)
=670  \\$aInter. dict. med. biol.:$bunder syndrome: Beh�cet syndrome (Also called Beh�cet triple symptom complex, Beh�cet's disease)
=750  \2$aBehcet Syndrome$5IEN$0(DNLM)D001528

=LDR  01520cz  a2200253n  4500
=001  9880361928802441
=005  20120730162525.0
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=010  \\$ash 85012905 
=035  \\$aBZL2811NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dWaElC
=053  \0$aBF199
=150  \\$aBehaviorism (Psychology)
=450  \\$aBehavioralism (Psychology)
=450  \\$aBehavioristic psychology
=450  \\$aBehaviouralism (Psychology)
=450  \\$aBehaviourism (Psychology)
=450  \\$aScientific behaviorism
=550  \\$wg$aPsychology
=670  \\$aIntl. dict. med. biol.$b(behaviorism, also called behavioristic psychology)
=670  \\$aCambridge dict. of philosophy, 1995$b(behaviorism: broadly, the view that behavior is fundamental in understanding mental phenomena. The term applies both to a scientific research program in psychology and to a philosophical doctrine. Accordingly, we distinguish between scientific (psychological, methodological) behaviorism and philosophical (logical, analytical) behaviorism.)
=680  \\$iHere are entered works on the theory that the appropriate subject for scientific psychological investigation is observable, measurable behavior. Works on the study of behavior derived from observation of objects, events, and their relationships, and from stimulus and response occurring as a system, rather than as independent events, are entered under$aInterbehavioral psychology.
=681  \\$iNote under$aInterbehavioral psychology
=750  \2$aBehaviorism$5IEN$0(DNLM)D001527

=LDR  00626cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880361928902441
=005  20120730162525.0
=008  920906i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85012902 
=035  \\$aBZL2808NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aBF722.3$bBF722.35$cChild psychology
=053  \\$aLB1124$cEducation
=053  \\$aRJ503.5$bRJ503.7$cChild psychiatry
=150  \\$aBehavioral assessment of children
=550  \\$wg$aChild psychology$xMethodology
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Child behavioral assessment: principles and procedures, 1984.
=750  \2$aChild Behavior Disorders$xdiagnosis$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002653Q000175

=LDR  00486cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880361929002441
=005  20140703100501.0
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=010  \\$ash 85012900 
=035  \\$aBZL2806NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRC489.B4
=150  \\$aBehavior therapy
=450  \\$aBehavioral therapy
=450  \\$aBehaviour therapy$5IEN
=550  \\$wg$aBehavior modification
=550  \\$wg$aPsychotherapy
=750  \2$aBehavior Therapy$5IEN$0(DNLM)D001521

=LDR  00541cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880361929102441
=005  20190319101341.0
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=010  \\$ash 85012896
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=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQH457
=150  \\$aBehavior genetics
=450  \\$aBehavior genetic analysis
=450  \\$aBehavioral genetics
=450  \\$aHuman behavior genetics
=450  \\$aPsychogenetics
=550  \\$wg$aGenetics
=550  \\$wg$aPsychology
=750  \2$aGenetics, Behavioral$5IEN$0(DNLM)D005824

=LDR  00634cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880361929202441
=005  20120730162524.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85012888 
=035  \\$aBZL2794NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQK495.B4
=150  \\$aBegoniaceae
=550  \\$wg$aViolales
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Baranov, A.I. Studies in the Begoniaceae, c1981.
=670  \\$aWeb. 3:$bp. 198.
=670  \\$aEngler Syl. Pflanz.:$bp. 334.
=670  \\$aWillis. Dict. of flowering plants:$bp. 125.
=670  \\$aBarkley, F.A. The species of the Begoniaceae, 1974.
=750  \2$aBegoniaceae$5IEN$0(DNLM)D031112

=LDR  01289cz  a2200253n  4500
=001  9880361929302441
=005  20120730162524.0
=008  060717i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85012871 
=035  \\$aBZL2777NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dUk$dDLC
=053  \0$aQK495.C46$cBotany
=053  \0$aSB329$cCulture
=150  \\$aBeets
=450  \\$aBeet
=450  \\$aBeetroot
=450  \\$wnne$aBeets and beet sugar
=450  \\$aBeta vulgaris
=450  \\$aGarden beet
=450  \\$aRed beet
=550  \\$wg$aBeta (Plants)
=670  \\$aWikipedia, July 13, 2006:$bunder Beet, redirected from Beetroot (the beet, Beta vulgaris, is a plant of the family Amaranthaceae; the roots and leaves of subsp. vulgaris are edible and an important food crop; the major cultivar groups are beetroot or table beet, fodder beet wurzel or mangold used as animal fodder, sugar beet grown for sugar)
=670  \\$aOxford reference online, via WWW, July 17, 2006$b(beetroot ... 5. a beet, Beta vulgaris, with an edible spherical dark red root ... 9. The root of Beta vulgaris, eaten, cooked, or pickled. Known simply as beet in North America ... 10. The beetroot is a red-fleshed variety of beet, known in American English as the red beet, or simply beet)
=750  \2$aBeta vulgaris$5IEN$0(DNLM)D027461

=LDR  00635cz   2200217n  4500
=001  9880361929402441
=005  20241022103213.0
=008  910708||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85010707
=035  \\$aBZL0613NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQR185.8.B15
=150  \\$aB cells
=450  \\$aB lymphocytes
=450  \\$aBone marrow derived cells
=450  \\$aBursa equivalent cells
=550  \\$wg$aAntigen presenting cells
=550  \\$wg$aLymphocytes
=750  \2$aB-Lymphocytes$5IEN$0(DNLM)D001402
=750  \2$iNarrower mapping$aMemory B Cells$0(DNLM)D000091245$4NM$5IEN-M
=930  \\$aMeSH Mapping GN 2024/10/08

=LDR  00492cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880361929502441
=005  20120730162500.0
=008  911218||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85010694 
=035  \\$aBZL0600NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aAzygos vein
=450  \\$aAzygous vein
=450  \\$aVena azygos
=550  \\$wg$aVeins
=670  \\$aInter. dict. med. biol.$b(Azygos vein, vena azygos)
=670  \\$aWeb. 3$b(azygous vein)
=750  \2$aAzygos Vein$5IEN$0(DNLM)D001401

=LDR  00736cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880361929602441
=005  20120730162500.0
=008  030210i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85010687 
=035  \\$aBZL0593NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aRM666.A95
=150  \\$aAztreonam
=550  \\$wg$aBeta lactam antibiotics
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Aztreonam : the antibiotic discovery for gram-negative infections, 1985.
=670  \\$aUSAN/USP.
=670  \\$aAm. drug index.
=670  \\$aMerck.
=670  \\$aCA Index guide, 1982$b78110-38-0.
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Aztreonam)
=670  \\$aAHFS drug information, 1996$b(Aztreonam listed under miscellaneous beta-lactam antibiotics)
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=LDR  00358cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880361929702441
=005  20070418132033.0
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=010  \\$ash 85010665 
=035  \\$aBZL0571NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQR82.A9
=150  \\$aAzotobacter
=550  \\$wg$aAzotobacteraceae
=750  \2$aAzotobacter$0(DNLM)D001395$5IEN

=LDR  00355cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880361929802441
=005  20070507083339.0
=008  860211||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85010664 
=035  \\$aBZL0570LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aAzotemia
=550  \\$wg$aNitrogen in the body
=550  \\$aUremia
=750  \2$aAzotemia$0(DNLM)D053099$5IEN

=LDR  00543cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880361929902441
=005  20120730162500.0
=008  860211||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85010663 
=035  \\$aBZL0569NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN-M
=053  \\$aQR82.A9
=150  \\$aAzospirillum
=550  \\$wg$aAzotobacteraceae
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Azospirillum : genetics, physiology, ecology, 1982.
=670  \\$aThe Prokaryotes, 1981.
=670  \\$aBiol. & agr. index:$bv. 33 (Azospirillum)
=750  \2$aAzospirillum$5IEN$0(DNLM)D016949

=LDR  00327cz  a2200133n  4500
=001  9880361930002441
=005  20120730162500.0
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=010  \\$ash 85010652 
=035  \\$aBZL0558NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
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=150  \\$aAzo compounds
=750  \2$aAzo Compounds$5IEN$0(DNLM)D001391

=LDR  00357cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880361930102441
=005  20120730162500.0
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=010  \\$ash 85010647 
=035  \\$aBZL0553NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQD305.N84
=150  \\$aAzides
=550  \\$wg$aNitrogen compounds
=750  \2$aAzides$5IEN$0(DNLM)D001386

=LDR  00708cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880361930202441
=005  20010922095256.0
=008  920906||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85010632 
=035  \\$aBZL0538NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aAzepines
=450  \\$aAzepins
=450  \\$aHexamethyleneimines
=550  \\$wg$aHeterocyclic compounds
=550  \\$wg$aOrganonitrogen compounds
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Renfroe, B. Azepines, 1983.
=670  \\$aNLM Subject headings, 1983:$bp. 71 (Hexamethyleneimines see Azepines)
=670  \\$aASTI, 1980:$bp. 192 (Azepine)
=670  \\$aNIH Thes.$b(Azepines)
=670  \\$aCA, 1970, Subject Index:$bp. 379S (Azepine)
=750  \2$aAzepines

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=001  9880361930302441
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=150  \\$aAzapropazone
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=LDR  00341cz  a2200145n  4500
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=001  9880361930602441
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=001  9880361930702441
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=LDR  00353cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880361930802441
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=LDR  00398cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880361930902441
=005  20120730162459.0
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=LDR  00460cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880361931002441
=005  20120730162459.0
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=450  \\$aHypovitaminosis
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=750  \2$aAvitaminosis$5IEN$0(DNLM)D001361

=LDR  00557cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880361931102441
=005  20120730162459.0
=008  030108i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85010542 
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=550  \\$wg$aAlbumins
=550  \\$wg$aEggs
=550  \\$aBiotin
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=750  \2$aAvidin$5IEN$0(DNLM)D001360

=LDR  00536cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880361931202441
=005  20120730162458.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85010538 
=035  \\$aBZL0444NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
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=150  \\$aAviation medicine
=450  \\$aAeronautics$xMedical aspects
=450  \\$aAerospace medicine
=450  \\$aFlight$xMedical aspects
=550  \\$wg$aTransportation medicine
=550  \\$aSpace medicine
=750  \2$aAerospace Medicine$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000337

=LDR  00625cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880361931302441
=005  20120730162458.0
=008  871218i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85010533 
=035  \\$a(OCoLC)02055182
=035  \\$aBZL0439NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
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=LDR  00494cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880361931402441
=005  20070423123946.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85010532 
=035  \\$aBZL0438NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aSF995.6.L4
=150  \\$aAvian leukosis
=450  \\$aAvian lymphoid leukosis
=450  \\$aLeukemia in poultry
=550  \\$wg$aLeukemia in animals
=550  \\$wg$aPoultry$xVirus diseases
=750  \2$aAvian Leukosis$0(DNLM)D001353$5IEN

=LDR  01691cz  a2200325n  4500
=001  9880361931502441
=005  20070103093349.0
=008  050725i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85010531 $zsh 85051107 
=035  \\$aBZL0437LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aRA644.I6$cPublic health
=053  \0$aSF995.6.I6$cVeterinary medicine
=150  \\$aAvian influenza
=450  \\$aAvian flu
=450  \\$aBird flu
=450  \\$aFowl pest
=450  \\$wnne$aFowl plague
=450  \\$aInfluenza in birds
=550  \\$wg$aInfluenza
=550  \\$wg$aPoultry$xVirus diseases
=670  \\$aWork cat.: U.S. Congress. House. Committee on Agriculture. Subcommittee on Livestock, Dairy, and Poultry. Review of the effects of avian influenza on Maryland's poultry industry, 1984.
=670  \\$aMerck vet.:$bp. 1084 (avian influenza; viral disease of domestic and wild birds)
=670  \\$aWashington Post, Jan. 14, 2004:$bp. A2 (Bird flu leaves 12 people dead in Vietnam, WHO says; avian influenza)
=670  \\$aConcise vet. dict., 1988$b(avian influenza (fowl plague) caused by various strains of influenza virus (A group), acute form known as fowl plague)
=670  \\$aBlack's vet. dict, 1985$b(avian influenza (fowl plague))
=670  \\$aVeterinary virology, 1999:$b("The devastating form of influenza in chickens known as 'fowl plague' was recognized as a distinct disease entity as early as 1878.")
=670  \\$aMESH browser, Feb. 3, 2006$b(Influenza in Birds, entry terms: Avian Flu, Avian Influenza, Fowl Plague, Influenza, Avian)
=688  \\$aHeading from sh 85051107, deleted 20050910: 150:##:_{dollar}a Fowl plague$5IEN
=750  \2$aInfluenza in Birds$0(DNLM)D005585$5IEN

=LDR  00512cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880361931602441
=005  20120730162458.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85010520 
=035  \\$aBZL0426NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRC489.B4
=150  \\$aAversion therapy
=450  \\$aAversive therapy
=450  \\$aTherapy, Aversion
=550  \\$wg$aBehavior therapy
=550  \\$wg$aPunishment (Psychology)
=550  \\$aAversive stimuli
=750  \2$aAversive Therapy$5IEN$0(DNLM)D001348

=LDR  00377cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880361931702441
=005  20090421101500.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85010490 
=035  \\$aBZL0396NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aQC929.A8
=150  \\$aAvalanches
=550  \\$wg$aMass-wasting
=550  \\$wg$aSnow
=750  \2$aAvalanches$0(DNLM)D055875$5IEN

=LDR  00822cz  a2200241n  4500
=001  9880361931802441
=005  20120730162458.0
=008  920615i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85010471 
=035  \\$aBZL0377NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aAutotransplantation
=450  \\$aAutogenous transplantation
=450  \\$aAutografting
=450  \\$aAutologous transplantation
=550  \\$wg$aTransplantation of organs, tissues, etc.
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Autologous bone marrow transplantation and solid tumors, c1984.
=670  \\$aWeb. 3.
=670  \\$aNLM$b(Transplantation, Autologous)
=670  \\$aNIH$b(Tissue compatibility-transplant; Transplantation, autologous)
=670  \\$aDorland's med. dict.
=670  \\$aGould med. dict.
=750  \2$aTransplantation, Autologous$5IEN$0(DNLM)D014182

=LDR  00411cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880361931902441
=005  20120730162458.0
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=010  \\$ash 85010463 
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=750  \2$aAutoradiography$5IEN$0(DNLM)D001345

=LDR  00721cz  a2200265n  4500
=001  9880361932002441
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=550  \\$wg$aDead bodies (Law)
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=LDR  00362cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880361932102441
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=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQH603.L9
=150  \\$aAutophagic vacuoles
=450  \\$aAutophagocytosis
=750  \2$aAutophagy$0(DNLM)D001343$5IEN

=LDR  00777cz  a2200265n  4500
=001  9880361932202441
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=010  \\$ash 85010458 
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=053  \\$aBF575.A88
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=550  \\$wg$aEmotions
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=670  \\$aChaplin dict. psych.
=670  \\$aPeng. dict. psych.
=675  \\$aThes. psych. index
=750  \2$aPersonal Autonomy$5IEN$0(DNLM)D026684

=LDR  00720cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880361932302441
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=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85010456 
=035  \\$aBZL0362NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aAutonomic drugs
=450  \\$aAutonomic agents
=550  \\$wg$aDrugs
=670  \\$aMeSH browser, June 29, 2007$b(Autonomic Agents. Entry term: Autonomic Drugs. Scope note: Agents affecting the function of, or mimicking the actions of, the autonomic nervous system and thereby having an effect on such processes as respiration, circulation, digestion, body temperature regulation, certain endocrine gland secretions, etc.)
=750  \2$aAutonomic Agents$5IEN$0(DNLM)D001337

=LDR  01060cz  a2200253n  4500
=001  9880361932402441
=005  20100303134721.0
=008  060817i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85010219 
=035  \\$aBZL0125NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dViU$dDLC
=053  \0$aHE5620.S34$cAutomotive transportation
=053  \0$aTL159.5$cAutomobile equipment and supplies
=150  \\$aChild restraint systems in automobiles
=450  \\$aAutomobile child restraint systems
=450  \\$wnne$aAutomobiles$xChild restraint systems
=550  \\$wg$aAutomobiles$xOccupant restraint systems
=550  \\$wg$aChildren's accidents$xPrevention
=670  \\$aLC database, Jan. 16, 1992$b(Child car seats, child safety seats, automobile child restraint)
=670  \\$aHennepin$b(Child car safety seats)
=675  \\$aLIV
=750  \2$81$wb$aChild Restraint Systems$0(DNLM)D057207$5IEN
=750  \2$81$wb$aAutomobiles$0(DNLM)D001336$5IEN
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aChild Restraint Systems$iand$aAutomobiles$5IEN

=LDR  00955cz  a2200253n  4500
=001  9880361932502441
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=035  \\$aBZL0107NU
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=053  \\$aTL1$bTL296.5
=150  \\$aAutomobiles
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=450  \\$aAutos (Automobiles)
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=450  \\$aGasoline automobiles
=450  \\$aMotor-cars$5IEN
=450  \\$aMotorcars (Automobiles)
=550  \\$wg$aMotor vehicles
=550  \\$wg$aTransportation, Automotive
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=001  9880361932602441
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=010  \\$ash 85010172 
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=035  \\$aSH 85010172
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
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=450  \\$aParking, Automobile
=550  \\$wg$aTransportation, Automotive
=550  \\$aParking facilities
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=LDR  00521cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880361932702441
=005  20120730162452.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
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=035  \\$aBZL0039NU
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=053  \\$aTL152.5
=150  \\$aAutomobile driving
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=450  \\$aAutomobiling
=450  \\$aDriving, Automobile
=550  \\$wg$aMotor vehicle driving
=750  \2$aAutomobile Driving$5IEN$0(DNLM)D001334

=LDR  00573cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880361932802441
=005  20120730162452.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85010131 
=035  \\$aBZL0037NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aTL152.4
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=450  \\$aAutomobile driver examination$5IEN
=450  \\$aAutomobile drivers$xTesting
=450  \\$aDrivers' tests, Automobile
=450  \\$aDriving tests, Automobile
=550  \\$wg$aTraffic regulations
=750  \2$aAutomobile Driver Examination$5IEN$0(DNLM)D001333

=LDR  00453cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880361932902441
=005  20120730162452.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85010126 
=035  \\$aBZL0032NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aTL152.3
=150  \\$aAutomobile drivers
=450  \\$aDrivers, Automobile
=550  \\$wg$aAutomobile occupants
=550  \\$wg$aMotor vehicle drivers
=750  \2$aAutomobile Driving$5IEN$0(DNLM)D001334

=LDR  00511cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880361933002441
=005  20120730162452.0
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=450  \\$aAutomobile driving$xStudy and teaching
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=LDR  00406cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880361933102441
=005  20120730162451.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85010119 
=035  \\$aBZL0025NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aAutomatism
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=550  \\$wg$aPsychomotor disorders
=550  \\$wg$aSubconsciousness
=750  \2$aAutomatism$5IEN$0(DNLM)D001332

=LDR  01018cz  a2200277n  4500
=001  9880361933202441
=005  20120730162450.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85010116 
=035  \\$aBZL0022NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aAutomation
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=550  \\$aRobotics
=750  \2$aAutomation$5IEN$0(DNLM)D001331

=LDR  00628cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880361933302441
=005  20070213115351.0
=008  860211||\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85010109 
=035  \\$aBZL0015NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aAutomatic speech recognition
=450  \\$aMechanical speech recognizer
=450  \\$aSpeech recognition, Automatic
=550  \\$wg$aPattern recognition systems
=550  \\$wg$aPerceptrons
=550  \\$wg$aSpeech, Intelligibility of
=550  \\$wg$aSpeech perception
=550  \\$wg$aSpeech processing systems
=750  \2$aSpeech Recognition Software$0(DNLM)D049250$5IEN

=LDR  00440cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880361933402441
=005  20120730162450.0
=008  860211||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85010078 
=035  \\$aBZK9984NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
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=LDR  00808cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880361933602441
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=001  9880361933702441
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=001  9880361933802441
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=LDR  01318cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880361933902441
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=450  \\$aMemoirs
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=670  \\$aLC database, July 14, 2004$b(usage: Een egodocument; Egodocumenten-lijst; Teoria dels egodocuments; egodocumenten van ... egodocumenten en politieke cultuur)
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=LDR  00778cz  a2200181n  4500
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=150  \\$aAutobiographies
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=550  \\$wg$aBiography
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=680  \\$iHere are entered collections of autobiographies. When this heading is subdivided by place, a second heading is assigned for the name of the place with the subdivision$aBiography.
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=LDR  00408cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880361934102441
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=035  \\$aBZK9952NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
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=150  \\$aAutoantibodies
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=550  \\$aAutoimmunity
=750  \2$aAutoantibodies$5IEN$0(DNLM)D001323

=LDR  00846cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880361934202441
=005  20110721091307.0
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=670  \\$aChildren with autism : diagnosis and interventions to meet their needs, 1996.
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=LDR  01459cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880361934302441
=005  20110721091422.0
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=550  \\$aHyperlexia
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=670  \\$aWebMD, Dec. 3, 2008$b(three forms of autism spectrum disorder and two rare severe autistic-like conditions: Asperger's syndrome; pervasive developmental disorder, not otherwise specified (PDD-NOS); autistic disorder; Rett syndrome; childhood disintegrative disorder; autistic disorder: children who meet more rigid criteria for diagnosis of autism have autistic disorder)
=670  \\$aNational Institutes of Mental Health WWW site, Dec. 5, 2008$b(the pervasive developmental disorders, or autism spectrum disorders, range from a severe form, called autistic disorder, to a milder form, Asperger syndrome; if a child has systoms of either of these disorders, but does not meet the specific criteria for either, the diagnosis is called pervasive developmental disorder not otherwise specified (PDD-NOS))
=670  \\$aME SH browser, Dec. 3, 2008$b(Autistic disorder; UF: Autism: Autism, Early infantile; Autism, Infantile; Kanner's Syndrome)
=750  \2$aAutistic Disorder$0(DNLM)D001321$5IEN

=LDR  01794cz  a2200241n  4500
=001  9880361934402441
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=010  \\$ash 85010030 
=035  \\$aBZK9936NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dWaU
=053  \0$aPN101$bPN249
=150  \\$aAuthorship
=360  \\$isubdivision$aAuthorship$iunder names of individual persons and individual works entered under title, under disciplines, and under literary, motion picture, television, video, and radio forms and genres, e.g.$aShakespeare, William, 1564-1616--Authorship; Beowulf--Authorship; Sociology--Authorship; Poetry--Authorship; Television comedies--Authorship;$iand subdivision$aLiterary art$iunder names of individual persons other than literary authors
=450  \\$aAuthoring (Authorship)
=450  \\$aWriting (Authorship)
=550  \\$aLiterature
=670  \\$aSilverman, F.H. Authoring books and materials for students, academics, and professionals, 1998.
=670  \\$aEncarta dict., via WWW, June 30, 2004$b(authorship 1. writing as occupation: the practice or profession of writing books or other works; authoring: writing of computer programs: the creation of multimedia documents, for example, training packages or sales presentations, using special software geared to a nonprogrammer)
=670  \\$aMerriam-Webster online dict., June 30, 2004$b(authorship 1 : the profession of writing  2 : the source (as the author) of a piece of writing, music, or art  3 : the state or act of writing, creating, or causing)
=670  \\$aCambridge dictionaries online, June 30, 2004$b(authoring : the design and creation of computer programs and websites: authoring tools/software, web authoring)
=750  \2$aAuthorship$5IEN-M$0(DNLM)D001319
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=LDR  01769cz   2200337n  4500
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=053  \0$aDU123.2$bDU125
=150  \\$aAboriginal Australians
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=450  \\$aAustralian aboriginal people
=450  \\$aAustralian aboriginals
=450  \\$wnne$aAustralian aborigines
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=450  \\$aNative Australians (Aboriginal Australians)
=550  \\$wg$aEthnology$zAustralia
=550  \\$wg$aIndigenous peoples$zAustralia
=670  \\$aBroome, R. Aboriginal Australians: black responses to white dominance, 3rd ed., 2001.
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=670  \\$aWWW, June 6, 2003$b(Aboriginal Australians; Australian Aborigines; Australian Aboriginal peoples; Australian Aboriginals; Native Australians)
=670  \\$aAmerican Heritage dict.$b(Aborigines; Aboriginals; native Australians)
=670  \\$aEmail from M. Walker, Gumbaynggir Aboriginal Woman from the Aboriginal Community of Nambucca Heads, NSW and Cultural Heritage Officer, NSW National Parks and Wildlife Service$b("Aboriginal Australians is preferred; Australian aborigines is derogatory and is offensive")
=670  \\$aWikipedia, Mar. 25, 2009$b("Indigenous Australians are the first human inhabitants of the Australian continent and its nearby islands and their descendants.[")
=750  \2$aOceanic Ancestry Group$5IEN$0(DNLM)D044468
=750  \2$iBroader mapping$aTERM$0(DNLM)NUMBER$4BM$5IEN-M

=LDR  00454cz  a2200181n  4500
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=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRC76.3
=150  \\$aAuscultation
=450  \\$aStethoscopy
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=550  \\$aMedical sounds
=550  \\$aStethoscopes
=750  \2$aAuscultation$5IEN$0(DNLM)D001314

=LDR  00491cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880361934702441
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=750  \2$aAtrial Fibrillation$5IEN$0(DNLM)D001281

=LDR  00520cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880361934802441
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=150  \\$aAureomycin
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=550  \\$wg$aAntibacterial agents
=550  \\$wg$aAntibiotics
=690  \\$ar:AMD:6/20/90
=750  \2$aChlortetracycline$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002751

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=LDR  00541cz  a2200205n  4500
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=550  \\$wg$aUltrasonics
=750  \2$aUltrasonography$0(DNLM)D014463$5IEN

=LDR  00750cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880362828002441
=005  20120730164035.0
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=450  \\$aEcho encephalography
=450  \\$aEchoencephalography
=450  \\$wnne$aEncephalography
=550  \\$wg$aBrain$xDiseases$xDiagnosis
=550  \\$wg$aDiagnostic ultrasonic imaging
=670  \\$aMESH, July 31, 2007$b(Echoencephalography; scope note: Use of reflected ultrasound in the diagnosis of intracranial pathologic processes)
=750  \2$aEchoencephalography$5IEN$0(DNLM)D004453

=LDR  01069cz  a2200289n  4500
=001  9880362828102441
=005  20120730164035.0
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=150  \\$aEchocardiography
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=450  \\$aHeart$xUltrasonic imaging
=450  \\$wnne$aUltrasonic cardiography
=450  \\$aUltrasound cardiography
=550  \\$wg$aCardiography
=550  \\$wg$aDiagnostic ultrasonic imaging
=550  \\$wg$aHeart$xImaging
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Reed, K.L. Fetal echocardiography, 1988.
=670  \\$aMESH, July 31, 2007$b(Echocardiography; scope note: ultrasonic recording of the size, motion, and composition of the heart and surrounding tissues; the standard approach is transthoracic)
=670  \\$aDorland's med. dict.
=670  \\$aStedman's med. dict.
=750  \2$aEchocardiography$5IEN$0(DNLM)D004452

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=750  \2$aUltrafiltration$5IEN$0(DNLM)D014462

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=001  9880362828302441
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=750  \2$aUltimobranchial Body$5IEN$0(DNLM)D014460

=LDR  00338cz  a2200133n  4500
=001  9880362828402441
=005  20120730164034.0
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=750  \2$aUlnar Nerve$5IEN$0(DNLM)D014459

=LDR  00440cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362828502441
=005  20120730164034.0
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=670  \\$aInter. dict. med. biol.$b(Ulna. Also called ulnar bone)
=750  \2$aUlna$5IEN$0(DNLM)D014457

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=001  9880362828602441
=005  20120730164034.0
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=670  \\$aWeb. 3$b(elm family: Ulmaceae)
=750  \2$aUlmaceae$5IEN$0(DNLM)D034401

=LDR  00345cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362828702441
=005  20120730164034.0
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=550  \\$wg$aLegumes
=750  \2$aUlex$5IEN$0(DNLM)D039762

=LDR  00453cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362828802441
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=750  \2$aUlcer$5IEN$0(DNLM)D014456

=LDR  00457cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362828902441
=005  20120730164034.0
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=750  \2$aColitis, Ulcerative$5IEN$0(DNLM)D003093

=LDR  00691cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880362829002441
=005  20120730164034.0
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=035  \\$ash 85139235
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=450  \\$aCoenzyme Q10
=450  \\$aDimethoxymethylbenzoquinone
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=550  \\$wg$aIsopentenoids
=550  \\$wg$aQuinone
=670  \\$aSinatra, S. Coenzyme Q10 phenomenon, 1998:$bCIP galley (CoQ10 the miracle nutrient of the fast-approaching 21st century)
=750  \2$aUbiquinone$5IEN$0(DNLM)D014451

=LDR  00375cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362829102441
=005  20120730164034.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85139195 
=035  \\$aBZY9101NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQD341.A2
=150  \\$aTyrosine
=550  \\$wg$aAmino acids
=670  \\$aWk AFJ3697
=750  \2$aTyrosine$5IEN$0(DNLM)D014443

=LDR  00368cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362829202441
=005  20120730164034.0
=008  860211||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85139184 
=035  \\$aBZY9090NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aTyrocidines
=550  \\$wg$aAntibiotics
=550  \\$wg$aCyclic peptides
=750  \2$aTyrocidine$5IEN$0(DNLM)D014440

=LDR  00569cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362829302441
=005  20120730164034.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85139169 
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=150  \\$aTyphus fever
=450  \\$aBrill's disease
=450  \\$aJail-fever
=450  \\$aTyphus, Epidemic louse-borne$5IEN
=550  \\$wg$aRickettsial diseases
=681  \\$iExample under$aFever
=750  \2$aTyphus, Epidemic Louse-Borne$5IEN$0(DNLM)D014438

=LDR  00697cz  a2200241n  4500
=001  9880362829402441
=005  20120730164034.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85139168 
=035  \\$aBZY9074NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRA644.T9$cPublic health
=053  \\$aRC199$cInternal medicine
=150  \\$aTyphus, Endemic flea-borne
=450  \\$aEndemic flea-borne typhus
=450  \\$aEndemic typhus
=450  \\$aFlea-borne typhus
=450  \\$aMurine typhus
=450  \\$aTyphus, Flea-borne
=450  \\$aTyphus, Murine
=550  \\$wg$aFleas as carriers of disease
=550  \\$wg$aTyphus fever
=750  \2$aTyphus, Endemic Flea-Borne$5IEN$0(DNLM)D014437

=LDR  00395cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362829502441
=005  20120730164034.0
=008  920330i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85139161 
=035  \\$aBZY9067NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQR189.5.T9
=150  \\$aTyphoid vaccine
=550  \\$wg$aEnterobacterial vaccines
=750  \2$aTyphoid-Paratyphoid Vaccines$5IEN$0(DNLM)D014436

=LDR  01036cz  a2200265n  4500
=001  9880362829602441
=005  20120730164033.0
=008  060728i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85139156 
=035  \\$aBZY9062NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dWaEIC
=053  \0$aQR201.T9$cMicrobiology
=053  \0$aRA644.T8$cPublic health
=053  \0$aRC187$bRC197$cInternal medicine
=150  \\$aTyphoid fever
=450  \\$aAbdominal typhus
=450  \\$aEnteric fever
=450  \\$aTyphoid
=450  \\$aTyphus, Abdominal
=550  \\$wg$aSalmonella infections
=670  \\$aMedline plus medical encyclopedia, via WWW, July 11, 2006$b(Typhoid fever is a bacterial infection characterized by diarrhea, systemic disease, and a rash--most commonly caused by the bacteria Salmonella typhi)
=670  \\$aMeSH browser, Aug. 10, 2006$b(Typhoid Fever. Entry terms: Enteric Fever; Typhus, Abdominal)
=670  \\$aAmerican heritage dict.$b(typhoid: typhoid fever)
=681  \\$iExample under$aFever
=750  \2$aTyphoid Fever$5IEN$0(DNLM)D014435

=LDR  00349cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362829702441
=005  20120730164033.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85139145 
=035  \\$aBZY9051LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQK495.T9
=150  \\$aTyphaceae
=550  \\$wg$aPandanales
=750  \2$aTyphaceae$5IEN$0(DNLM)D032401

=LDR  00753cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880362829802441
=005  20120730164033.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85139093 
=035  \\$aBZY8999NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aType A behavior
=450  \\$aBehavior, Type A
=450  \\$aCoronary prone behavior
=450  \\$aPersonality, Type A
=450  \\$aType A personality
=550  \\$wg$aHuman behavior
=550  \\$aCoronary heart disease
=550  \\$aStress (Psychology)
=680  \\$iHere are entered works on a behavior pattern characterized by tenseness, impatience, and competitive drive, associated with a tendency to develop coronary heart disease.
=750  \2$aType A Personality$5IEN$0(DNLM)D014434

=LDR  00382cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362829902441
=005  20120730164033.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85139085 
=035  \\$aBZY8991NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aTympanoplasty
=550  \\$wg$aMiddle ear$xSurgery
=550  \\$wg$aSurgery, Plastic
=750  \2$aTympanoplasty$5IEN$0(DNLM)D014433

=LDR  00478cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362830002441
=005  20120730164033.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85139082 
=035  \\$aBZY8988NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQL948$cComparative anatomy
=053  \\$aQM507$cHuman anatomy
=053  \\$aQP461$cPhysiology
=150  \\$aTympanic membrane
=450  \\$aEardrum
=550  \\$wg$aMiddle ear
=750  \2$aTympanic Membrane$5IEN$0(DNLM)D014432

=LDR  00352cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362830102441
=005  20120730164033.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85139070 
=035  \\$aBZY8976NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aQL391.N4
=150  \\$aTylenchida
=550  \\$wg$aSecernentea
=750  \2$aTylenchida$5IEN$0(DNLM)D017187

=LDR  00516cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9882375288902441
=005  20240216142920.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85139043
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh 85139043
=035  \\$a(LIBRARY_OF_CONGRESS)98171964000000041
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \0$aGN63.6$cAnthropology
=053  \0$aHQ777.35$cSociology
=072  \\$aH 1100$2lcsh
=150  \\$aTwins
=550  \\$wg$aMultiple birth
=550  \\$wg$aSiblings
=750  \2$aTwins$5IEN$0(DNLM)D014427

=LDR  00350cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362830302441
=005  20120730164033.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85138984 
=035  \\$aBZY8890LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQK495.C74
=150  \\$aTussilago
=550  \\$wg$aCompositae
=750  \2$aTussilago$5IEN$0(DNLM)D031207

=LDR  01181cz  a2200301n  4500
=001  9880362830402441
=005  20120730164033.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85138961 
=035  \\$aBZY8867NU
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh 85138961
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dWaU
=053  \0$aQL666.C5$bQL666.C587$cZoology
=150  \\$aTurtles
=450  \\$aChelonia (Order)
=450  \\$aCryptodira
=450  \\$wnne$aFresh-water turtles
=450  \\$aFreshwater turtles
=450  \\$aPleurodira
=450  \\$aTerrapins
=450  \\$aTestudinata
=450  \\$aTestudines
=450  \\$aTortoises
=550  \\$wg$aReptiles
=670  \\$aITIS, Nov. 20, 2000$b(Testudines. Rank: Order. Common names: terrapins, tortoises, turtles. Subclass Anapsida, Class Reptilia)
=670  \\$aCrocodilian, tuatara, and turtle species of the world, via WWW, Nov. 20, 2000$b(Order Testudines. Two suborders: Cryptodira (11 families) and Pleurodira (2 families))
=670  \\$aThe EMBL reptile database, via WWW, Nov. 20, 2000$b(Order Testudines - Turtles. Subclass Anapsida. Two suborders: Cryptodira (9 families) and Pleurodira (2 families))
=750  \2$aTurtles$5IEN$0(DNLM)D014426

=LDR  00449cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362830502441
=005  20120730164033.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85138945 
=035  \\$aBZY8851NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aTP977$bTP978$cChemical technology
=150  \\$aTurpentine
=450  \\$aTerebinthina
=550  \\$wg$aNaval stores
=550  \\$wg$aThinner (Paint mixing)
=750  \2$aTurpentine$5IEN$0(DNLM)D014425

=LDR  00685cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880362830602441
=005  20120730164032.0
=008  930323i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85138930 
=035  \\$aBZY8836NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRJ520.T87
=150  \\$aTurner's syndrome
=450  \\$aGonadal dysgenesis
=450  \\$aTurner syndrome
=550  \\$wg$aSex chromosome abnormalities
=550  \\$wg$aSex differentiation disorders
=550  \\$wg$aSyndromes
=670  \\$aIntl. Symposium on Turner Syndrome. Basic and clinical approach ... 1993.
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Turner's syndrome x Gonadal dysgenesis)
=750  \2$aTurner Syndrome$5IEN$0(DNLM)D014424

=LDR  00988cz  a2200253n  4500
=001  9880362830702441
=005  20120730164032.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85138859 
=035  \\$aBZY8765NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQL696.G27$cZoology
=053  \0$aSF507$cCulture
=150  \\$aTurkeys
=450  \\$aMeleagris gallopavo
=550  \\$wg$aMeleagris
=550  \\$wg$aPoultry
=550  \\$aWild turkey
=670  \\$aBirds N. Am., no. 22 (1992):$bp. 1 (Meleagris gallopavo, Wild turkey. Order Galliformes, subfamily Meleagridinae, family Phasianidae)
=670  \\$aHoward birds world:$bp. 41 (Meleagris gallopavo, Common turkey)
=670  \\$aHdbk. birds world, c1992:$bv. 2, p. 374 (Wild turkey, Meleagris gallopavo)
=670  \\$aCklist. N. Am. birds:$bp. 141 (Meleagris gallopavo, Wild turkey. Also known as Common or Plain turkey)
=680  \\$iHere are entered works on the domesticated wild turkey.
=750  \2$aTurkeys$5IEN$0(DNLM)D014422

=LDR  00508cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362830802441
=005  20120730164032.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85138715 
=035  \\$aBZY8621NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQL947$cComparative anatomy
=053  \\$aQM505$cHuman anatomy
=150  \\$aTurbinate bones
=450  \\$aConchae nasales
=450  \\$aTurbinates$5IEN
=550  \\$wg$aFacial bones
=550  \\$wg$aNasal fossa
=750  \2$aTurbinates$5IEN$0(DNLM)D014420

=LDR  01043cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880362830902441
=005  20120730164032.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85138711 
=035  \\$aBZY8617NU
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh 85138711
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dWaU
=053  \0$aQL391.P7$cZoology
=150  \\$aTurbellaria
=450  \\$aPlanarians
=450  \\$aTurbellarians
=550  \\$wg$aPlatyhelminthes
=670  \\$aInternational Symposium on the Turbellaria (4th : 1984 : Fredericton, N.B.). Advances in the biology of turbellarians and related Platyhelminthes, 1986.
=670  \\$aITIS, Dec. 3, 2001$b(Class Turbellaria. Common name: planarians. Phylum Platyhelminthes)
=670  \\$aRandom House Web. unabr. dict., c1997$b(planarian: any of various free-swimming, mostly freshwater flatworms of the class Turbellaria)
=670  \\$aAm. herit. dict. of the Engl. lang., c2000$b(planarian: any of various small, chiefly freshwater turbellarian flatworms of the order Tricladida)
=750  \2$aTurbellaria$5IEN$0(DNLM)D014419

=LDR  00443cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362831002441
=005  20120730164032.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85138686 
=035  \\$aBZY8592NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQL737.S254
=150  \\$aTupaiidae
=450  \\$aSquirrel shrews
=450  \\$aTree shrews
=450  \\$aTreeshrews
=550  \\$wg$aScandentia
=750  \2$aTupaiidae$5IEN$0(DNLM)D014418

=LDR  00381cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362831102441
=005  20120730164032.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85138683 
=035  \\$aBZY8589NU
=035  \\$aSH 85138683
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQL737.S254$cZoology
=150  \\$aTupaia
=550  \\$wg$aTupaiidae
=750  \2$aTupaia$5IEN$0(DNLM)D014417

=LDR  00778cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880362831202441
=005  20120730164032.0
=008  060302i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85138640 
=035  \\$aBZY8546NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dWaU
=053  \0$aQL613
=150  \\$aTunicata
=450  \\$aTunicates
=450  \\$aUrochordata
=450  \\$aUrochordates
=550  \\$wg$aChordata
=670  \\$aRandom House$b(Tunicata (Urochordata); tunicate)
=670  \\$aUCMP taxon lift web site, Mar. 1, 2006$b(Urochordata; sometimes known as the Tunicata, tunicates, urochordates)
=670  \\$aWikipedia, Mar. 1, 2006$b(Urochordata; sometimes known as: tunicata and commonly called: Urochordates, tunicates, sea squirts or cunji)
=750  \2$aUrochordata$5IEN$0(DNLM)D014561

=LDR  00454cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362831302441
=005  20120730164032.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85138639 
=035  \\$aBZY8545NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRM666.T87
=150  \\$aTunicamycin
=550  \\$wg$aAntibiotics
=550  \\$wg$aAntiviral agents
=550  \\$wg$aNucleosides
=550  \\$wg$aStreptomyces
=750  \2$aTunicamycin$5IEN$0(DNLM)D014415

=LDR  01609cz  a2200277n  4500
=001  9880362831402441
=005  20121023153120.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85138618 
=035  \\$aBZY8524NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dWaU
=053  \0$aQD181.W1$cChemistry
=053  \0$aQD412.W1$cOrganometallic chemistry
=053  \0$aTN693.T94$cMetallography
=053  \0$aTP245.T9$cChemical technology
=150  \\$aTungsten compounds
=450  \\$aTungstic compounds
=450  \\$aTungstous compounds
=450  \\$aWolframic compounds
=550  \\$wg$aTransition metal compounds
=670  \\$aUnited States International Trade Commission. Ammonium paratungstate and tungstic acid from the People's Republic of China, 1987.
=670  \\$aDonal, J.S. Abnormal shot effect of ions of tungstous and tungstic oxide, 1930.
=670  \\$aDictionary.com, July 19, 2012$b(tungstic: of or containing tungsten, especially in the pentavalent or hexavalent state; tungstous: of or containing tungsten in a low valence state; wolframic: Chemistry. tungstic)
=670  \\$aWatts, H. A dictionary of chemistry and the allied branches of other sciences, 1877, via Google books, viewed July 19, 2012$b(tungstic compounds: Compounds in which tungsten is hexatomic; tungstoso-tungstic compounds: Compounds intermediate in composition between tungstous and tungstic compounds; tungstous compounds: Compounds in which tungsten is quadriequivalent)
=670  \\$aInorganic chemistry of the transition elements, 1971-1976:$bv. 6, p. 140 (tungstic compounds)
=750  \2$aTungsten Compounds$5IEN$0(DNLM)D017973

=LDR  02664cz  a2200289n  4500
=001  9880362831502441
=005  20130624084750.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85138607 
=035  \\$aBZY8513NU
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC$dDLC$dWaU
=053  \0$aQD181.W1$cGeneral and inorganic chemistry
=053  \0$aQD412.W1$cOrganometallic chemistry
=053  \0$aQD464.W1$cAtomic and molecular weights
=053  \0$aQE516.W1$cGeochemistry
=053  \0$aTA480.T9$cMaterials engineering
=053  \0$aTN693.T94$cMetallography
=053  \0$aTP245.T9$cChemical technology
=150  \\$aTungsten
=450  \\$aWolfram
=450  \\$aWolframium
=550  \\$wg$aChromium group
=670  \\$aWikipedia, July 19, 2012$b(Tungsten, also known as wolfram, is a chemical element with the chemical symbol W and atomic number 74)
=670  \\$aWebElements website, July 19, 2012:$bW (Tungsten. Symbol: W. Tungsten used to be known as wolfram)
=670  \\$aWikipedia, Mar. 12, 2013$b(Refractory metals. Refractory metals are a class of metals that are extraordinarily resistant to heat and wear. The expression is mostly used in the context of materials science, metallurgy and engineering. The definition of which elements belong to this group differs. The most common definition includes five elements: two of the fifth period (niobium and molybdenum) and three of the sixth period (tantalum, tungsten, and rhenium). They all share some properties, including a melting point above 2000 �C and high hardness at room temperature. They are chemically inert and have a relatively high density. Their high melting points make powder metallurgy the method of choice for fabricating components from these metals. Most definitions of the term 'refractory metals' list the extraordinarly high melting point as a key requirement for inclusion. By one definition, a melting point above 4,000 �F (2,200 �C) is necessary to qualify. The five elements niobium, molybdenum, tantalum, tungsten and rhenium are included in all definitions, while the wider definition, including all elements with a melting point above 2,123 K (1,850 �C), includes a varying number of nine additional elements, titanium, vanadium, chromium, zirconium, hafnium, ruthenium, osmium and iridium. Transuranium elements (those above uranium, which are all unstable and not found naturally on earth) and technetium are never considered to be part of the refractory metals.)
=670  \\$aChemicool website, Mar. 12, 2013$b(Tungsten is a transition metal; one of the five major refractory metals (metals with very high resistance to heat and wear))
=750  \2$aTungsten$5IEN$0(DNLM)D014414

=LDR  00342cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362831602441
=005  20110524163919.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85138604 
=035  \\$aBZY8510LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aQL599.7.P8
=150  \\$aTunga
=550  \\$wg$aPulicidae
=750  \2$aTunga$0(DNLM)D058253$5IEN

=LDR  00380cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362831702441
=005  20150518165752.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85138590 
=035  \\$aBZY8496NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aGB571$bGB578
=150  \\$aTundras
=550  \\$wg$aFrozen ground
=550  \\$wg$aLandforms
=750  \2$aTundra$0(DNLM)D065929$5IEN

=LDR  00649cz  a2200241n  4500
=001  9880362831802441
=005  20120730164031.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85138573 
=035  \\$aBZY8479NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dWaU
=053  \0$aQL638.S35$cZoology
=150  \\$aTuna
=450  \\$aThunnidae
=450  \\$aThunnus
=450  \\$aTuna fish
=450  \\$aTunafish
=450  \\$aTunas
=550  \\$wg$aScombridae
=670  \\$aWeb. 3$b(tuna n. p. tuna or tunas)
=670  \\$aUnited States Tariff Commission. Tuna fish, 1957.
=670  \\$aWolcott, P. Tunafish sandwiches, 1991?
=750  \2$aTuna$5IEN$0(DNLM)D014413

=LDR  00607cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362831902441
=005  20120730164031.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85138568 
=035  \\$aBZY8474NU
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh 85138568
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aRC281.C4
=150  \\$aTumors in children
=450  \\$aPediatric oncology
=550  \\$wg$aChildren$xDiseases
=750  \2$81$wb$aNeoplasms$5IEN$0(DNLM)D009369
=750  \2$81$wb$aChild$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002648
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aNeoplasms$iand$aChild$5IEN

=LDR  00448cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362832002441
=005  20120730164031.0
=008  930524i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85138567 
=035  \\$aBZY8473NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aSF910.T8
=150  \\$aTumors in animals
=450  \\$aAnimal tumors
=450  \\$aTumors, Animal
=550  \\$aVeterinary oncology
=750  \2$aNeoplasms$xveterinary$5IEN$0(DNLM)D009369Q000627

=LDR  00683cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880362832102441
=005  20120730164031.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85138566 
=035  \\$aBZY8472NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN$dIEN
=053  \\$aRC268.55
=150  \\$aRadiation carcinogenesis
=450  \\$aNeoplasms, Radiation-induced$5IEN
=450  \\$aRadiation-induced cancer
=450  \\$aRadiation-induced tumors
=450  \\$wnne$aTumors, Radiation-induced
=550  \\$wg$aCarcinogenesis
=550  \\$wg$aRadiation injuries
=670  \\$aMEDLINE usage.
=670  \\$aLC database, 8/15/94.
=750  \2$aNeoplasms, Radiation-Induced$5IEN$0(DNLM)D009381

=LDR  00393cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362832202441
=005  20120730164031.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85138565 
=035  \\$aBZY8471NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aSB741.5
=150  \\$aTumors, Plant
=450  \\$aPlant tumors
=550  \\$wg$aPlant diseases
=750  \2$aPlant Tumors$5IEN$0(DNLM)D010941

=LDR  00451cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362832302441
=005  20120730164031.0
=008  931004i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85138564 
=035  \\$aBZY8470NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aEmbryonal tumors
=450  \\$wnne$aTumors, Embryonal
=550  \\$wg$aTumors
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Neoplasms, Embryonal and mixed)
=750  \2$aNeoplasms, Germ Cell and Embryonal$5IEN$0(DNLM)D009373

=LDR  00440cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362832402441
=005  20120730164031.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85138563 
=035  \\$aBZY8469NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aTumors$xTransplantation
=450  \\$aCancer$xTransplantation
=550  \\$wg$aOncology, Experimental
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/13/90
=750  \2$aNeoplasm Transplantation$5IEN$0(DNLM)D009368

=LDR  00516cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362832502441
=005  20120730164031.0
=008  860211||\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85138555 
=035  \\$aBZY8461NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aRC258
=150  \\$aTumors$vClassification
=450  \\$aCancer$vClassification
=450  \\$wnne$aOncology$vClassification
=450  \\$aOncology$xStaging
=450  \\$aTumor coding
=450  \\$aTumors$xStaging
=750  \2$aNeoplasm Staging$5IEN$0(DNLM)D009367

=LDR  00651cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880362832602441
=005  20120730164031.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85138553 
=035  \\$aBZY8459NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aRD651$bRD678$5IEN
=053  \\$aRC254$bRC282
=150  \\$aTumors
=360  \\$isubject headings beginning with the word$aTumor;$iand subdivision$aTumors$iunder individual organs and regions of the body, e.g.$aFoot--Tumors
=450  \\$aNeoplasms
=450  \\$aTumours
=550  \\$wg$aPathology
=550  \\$aCysts (Pathology)
=550  \\$aOncology
=750  \2$aNeoplasms$5IEN$0(DNLM)D009369

=LDR  00585cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362832702441
=005  20250211111126.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85138552 
=035  \\$aBZY8458NU
=035  \\$aSH 85138552
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aTumor proteins
=450  \\$aNeoplasm proteins$5IEN
=550  \\$wg$aProteins
=550  \\$wg$aTumor markers
=750  \2$aNeoplasm Proteins$5IEN$0(DNLM)D009363
=750  \2$iNarrower mapping$aTumor Protein, Translationally-Controlled 1$0(DNLM)D000090324$4NM$5IEN-M
=930  \\$aLCSH Mapping GN 2025/02/07

=LDR  00519cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362832802441
=005  20160425095047.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85138551
=035  \\$aBZY8457NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aTumor markers
=450  \\$aBiological markers (Oncology)
=450  \\$aCancer markers
=450  \\$aMarkers, Tumor
=450  \\$aTumor associated markers
=550  \\$wg$aBiochemical markers
=550  \\$wg$aTumors
=750  \2$aBiomarkers, Tumor$5IEN$0(DNLM)D014408

=LDR  00461cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362832902441
=005  20120730164030.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85138549 
=035  \\$aBZY8455NU
=035  \\$aSH 85138549
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aQR188.6
=150  \\$aTumor antigens
=450  \\$aAntigens, Neoplasm$5IEN
=550  \\$wg$aAntigens
=550  \\$wg$aTumor markers
=750  \2$aAntigens, Neoplasm$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000951

=LDR  00863cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362833002441
=005  20130404111439.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85138521 
=035  \\$aBZY8427NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dWaU
=053  \0$aQK495.L72$cBotany
=053  \0$aSB413.T9$cCulture
=150  \\$aTulips
=450  \\$aTulipa
=550  \\$wg$aLiliaceae
=670  \\$aThe plants database, via WWW, Feb. 23, 2007$b(Genus: Tulipa L. -- tulip; family: Liliaceae)
=670  \\$aGRIN taxonomy for plants, via WWW, Feb. 23, 2007$b(Genus: Tulipa L. family: Liliaceae; subfamily: Lilioideae tribe Tulipeae; common name: tulip)
=670  \\$aThe American heritage dictionary of the English language, via WWW, Feb. 23, 2007$b(tulip; any of several bulbous plants of the genus Tulipa, native chiefly to Asia)
=750  \2$aTulipa$5IEN$0(DNLM)D031447

=LDR  00697cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880362833102441
=005  20120730164030.0
=008  051003i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85138512 
=035  \\$aBZY8418NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQR201.T8$cMicrobiology
=053  \0$aRC186.T85$cInternal medicine
=150  \\$aTularemia
=450  \\$aDeer fly fever
=450  \\$aRabbit fever
=550  \\$wg$aGram-negative bacterial infections
=550  \\$wg$aTick-borne diseases
=670  \\$aAm. heritage dict.$b(tularemia, called also rabbit fever)
=670  \\$aDorland's med. dict.$b(tularemia, called also deer fly fever, rabbit fever)
=750  \2$aTularemia$5IEN$0(DNLM)D014406

=LDR  00476cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362833202441
=005  20120730164030.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85138488 
=035  \\$aBZY8394NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQP552.T83
=150  \\$aTuftsin
=450  \\$aThreonyllysylprolylarginine
=550  \\$wg$aImmunity
=550  \\$wg$aOligopeptides
=550  \\$wg$aSpleen
=550  \\$aPhagocytosis
=750  \2$aTuftsin$5IEN$0(DNLM)D014405

=LDR  00326cz  a2200133n  4500
=001  9880362833302441
=005  20120730164030.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85138466 
=035  \\$aBZY8372NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aTubocurarine
=550  \\$wg$aCurare
=750  \2$aTubocurarine$5IEN$0(DNLM)D014403

=LDR  00350cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362833402441
=005  20120730164030.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85138451 
=035  \\$aBZY8357NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQK646
=150  \\$aTubers
=550  \\$wg$aStems (Botany)
=750  \2$aPlant Tubers$5IEN$0(DNLM)D035281

=LDR  00816cz  a2200289n  4500
=001  9880362833502441
=005  20200824165323.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85138450
=035  \\$aBZY8356NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRJ496.T8
=150  \\$aTuberous sclerosis
=450  \\$aBourneville disease
=450  \\$aBourneville's disease
=450  \\$aBourneville phakomatosis
=450  \\$aBourneville-Pringle disease
=450  \\$aBourneville-Pringle's disease
=450  \\$aCerebral sclerosis
=450  \\$aSclerosis, Cerebral
=450  \\$aEpiloia
=450  \\$aSclerosis, Tuberous
=450  \\$aSlecrosis tuberosa
=550  \\$wg$aHamartoma
=550  \\$wg$aIntellectual disability
=550  \\$wg$aPhakomatoses
=750  \2$aTuberous Sclerosis$0(DNLM)D014402$5IEN

=LDR  00401cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362833602441
=005  20120730164030.0
=008  920330i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85138448 
=035  \\$aBZY8354NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \0$aQR189.5.T7$bQR189.5.T72
=150  \\$aTuberculosis vaccines
=550  \\$wg$aBacterial vaccines
=750  \2$aTuberculosis Vaccines$5IEN$0(DNLM)D032581

=LDR  00698cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362833702441
=005  20120730164030.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85138440 
=035  \\$aBZY8346NU
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh 85138440
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aRC312.6.C4
=150  \\$aTuberculosis in children
=550  \\$wg$aBacterial diseases in children
=550  \\$wg$aPediatric respiratory diseases
=681  \\$iExample under$aChildren--Diseases
=750  \2$81$wb$aTuberculosis$5IEN$0(DNLM)D014376
=750  \2$81$wb$aChild$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002648
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aTuberculosis$iand$aChild$5IEN

=LDR  00422cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362833802441
=005  20120730164030.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85138439 
=035  \\$aBZY8345NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aSF967.T8
=150  \\$aTuberculosis in cattle
=450  \\$aBovine tuberculosis
=550  \\$wg$aCattle$xInfections
=750  \2$aTuberculosis, Bovine$5IEN$0(DNLM)D014380

=LDR  00410cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362833902441
=005  20120730164030.0
=008  931004i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85138438 
=035  \\$aBZY8344NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aSF808
=150  \\$aTuberculosis in animals
=550  \\$wg$aMycobacterial diseases in animals
=750  \2$aTuberculosis$xveterinary$5IEN$0(DNLM)D014376Q000662

=LDR  00870cz  a2200277n  4500
=001  9880362834002441
=005  20120730164030.0
=008  010511i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85138408 
=035  \\$aBZY8314NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQR201.T6$cBacteriology
=053  \0$aRA644.T7$cPublic health
=053  \0$aRC306$bRC320.5$cInternal medicine
=150  \\$aTuberculosis
=360  \\$isubdivision$aTuberculosis$iunder individual organs and regions of the body, e.g.$aFoot--Tuberculosis
=450  \\$aConsumption (Disease)
=450  \\$aLungs$xTuberculosis
=450  \\$aPhthisis
=450  \\$aPulmonary tuberculosis
=450  \\$aTB (Disease)
=550  \\$wg$aChest$xDiseases
=550  \\$wg$aLungs$xDiseases
=550  \\$wg$aMycobacterial diseases
=550  \\$aMycobacterium tuberculosis
=750  \2$aTuberculosis$5IEN-M$0(DNLM)D014376

=LDR  00479cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362834102441
=005  20120730164030.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85138407 
=035  \\$aBZY8313NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRC311.2
=150  \\$aTuberculin test
=450  \\$aMantoux test
=450  \\$aTuberculosis skin testing
=550  \\$wg$aSkin tests
=550  \\$wg$aTuberculosis$xDiagnosis
=750  \2$aTuberculin Test$5IEN$0(DNLM)D014374

=LDR  00541cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362834202441
=005  20120730164030.0
=008  860211||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85138406 
=035  \\$aBZY8312NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aTuberculin
=450  \\$aKoch's lymph
=450  \\$aTuberculinum
=550  \\$wg$aBacterial antigens
=550  \\$aMycobacterium tuberculosis
=670  \\$aMESH.
=670  \\$aIntl. dict. med. biol.$b(Tuberculin, also called tuberculinum)
=750  \2$aTuberculin$5IEN$0(DNLM)D014373

=LDR  00666cz  a2200241n  4500
=001  9880362834302441
=005  20120730164029.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85138390 
=035  \\$aBZY8296NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRG138
=150  \\$aTubal sterilization
=450  \\$aFallopian tubes$xLigature
=450  \\$aLigation, Tubal
=450  \\$aSterilization, Tubal
=450  \\$aTubal ligation
=450  \\$aTubal occlusion
=450  \\$aTube-tying (Birth control)
=450  \\$aTubectomy
=550  \\$wg$aFallopian tubes$xSurgery
=550  \\$wg$aSterilization of women
=750  \2$aSterilization, Tubal$5IEN$0(DNLM)D013246

=LDR  00517cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362834402441
=005  20120730164009.0
=008  940322||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85135066 
=035  \\$aBZY4972NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQP93.5
=150  \\$aThrombin
=450  \\$aFibrinogenase
=450  \\$aThrombase
=450  \\$aThrombosin
=550  \\$wg$aBlood coagulation factors
=550  \\$wg$aHemostatics
=550  \\$wg$aSerine proteinases
=750  \2$aThrombin$5IEN$0(DNLM)D013917

=LDR  00420cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362834502441
=005  20120730164009.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85135065 
=035  \\$aBZY4971NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aThrombelastography
=550  \\$wg$aBlood$xCoagulation
=550  \\$wg$aBlood coagulation tests
=670  \\$aWk AFH7470
=750  \2$aThrombelastography$5IEN$0(DNLM)D013916

=LDR  00351cz  a2200133n  4500
=001  9880362834602441
=005  20120730164009.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|n\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85135064 
=035  \\$aBZY4970NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRC312.5.T5
=150  \\$aThroat$xTuberculosis
=750  \2$aTuberculosis, Laryngeal$5IEN$0(DNLM)D014387

=LDR  00425cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362834702441
=005  20120730164009.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85135055 
=035  \\$aBZY4961NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQL950.4$cComparative anatomy
=053  \\$aQM535$cHuman anatomy
=150  \\$aThroat
=550  \\$wg$aNeck
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/18/90
=750  \2$aPharynx$5IEN$0(DNLM)D010614

=LDR  00449cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362834802441
=005  20120518102437.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85135052 
=035  \\$aBZY4958NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aQL598$bQL598.42$cZoology
=053  \\$aSB945.T6$cPests
=150  \\$aThrips
=450  \\$aPhysopoda
=450  \\$aThysanoptera
=550  \\$wg$aInsects
=750  \2$aThysanoptera$0(DNLM)D061149$5IEN

=LDR  01554cz  a2200313n  4500
=001  9880362834902441
=005  20120730164009.0
=008  010703i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85135047 
=035  \\$aBZY4953NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aRA1229.5
=150  \\$aThreshold limit values (Industrial toxicology)
=360  \\$isubdivision$aThreshold limit values$iunder individual chemicals and groups of chemicals, e.g.$aCopper--Threshold limit values
=360  \\$isubdivision$aThreshold limit values$iunder individual chemicals, e.g.$aCopper--Threshold limit values
=450  \\$aExposure limits, Occupational
=450  \\$aMAC values (Industrial toxicology)
=450  \\$aMACs (Industrial toxicology)
=450  \\$aMAK values (Industrial toxicology)
=450  \\$aMaximum allowable concentrations (Industrial toxicology)
=450  \\$aMaximum concentration values (Industrial toxicology)
=450  \\$aOccupational exposure limits
=450  \\$aTLVs (Industrial toxicology)
=450  \\$aValues, Threshold limit (Industrial toxicology)
=550  \\$wg$aIndustrial toxicology
=670  \\$aMaximum concentration at the workplace ... 1989$b(Mak value (Maximum concentration value in the workplace))
=670  \\$aIntl. Symposium on Occupational Exposure Limits (1985 : Copenhagen, Denmark). Inter Symposium ... 1985$b(Threshold limit values, TLVs, Maximum allowable concentrations, MACs; MAC values)
=750  \2$aMaximum Allowable Concentration$5IEN$0(DNLM)D008452
=750  \2$aThreshold Limit Values$5IEN$0(DNLM)D020711

=LDR  00386cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362835002441
=005  20120730164009.0
=008  860211\|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85135045 
=035  \\$aBZY4951NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aThreshold (Perception)
=450  \\$aSensory thresholds$5IEN
=550  \\$wg$aPerception
=750  \2$aSensory Thresholds$5IEN$0(DNLM)D012684

=LDR  00707cz  a2200277n  4500
=001  9880362835102441
=005  20120730164008.0
=008  001101||\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85134988 
=035  \\$aBZY4894NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aBF441$bBF449$cPsychology
=053  \0$aLB1590.3$bLB1590.5$cElementary education
=150  \\$aThought and thinking
=450  \\$aMind
=450  \\$aThinking
=450  \\$aThoughts
=550  \\$wg$aEducational psychology
=550  \\$wg$aPhilosophy
=550  \\$wg$aPsychology
=550  \\$aIntellect
=550  \\$aLogic
=550  \\$aPerception
=550  \\$aPsycholinguistics
=550  \\$aSelf
=750  \2$aThinking$5IEN-M$0(DNLM)D013850

=LDR  00725cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362835202441
=005  20120925141028.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85134957 
=035  \\$aBZY4863NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dWaU$dDLC
=053  \0$aQD181.T5$cGeneral and inorganic chemistry
=053  \0$aQD412.T5$cOrganometallic chemistry
=053  \0$aTP245.T6$cChemical technology
=150  \\$aThorium
=550  \\$wg$aActinide elements
=670  \\$aNegri, J.C. Maps showing the distribution of radon and uranium in water samples and thorium and uranium in dry-stream sediment samples in the Sierra Ancha Wilderness and Salome Study Area, Gila County, Arizona, 1980.
=750  \2$aThorium$5IEN$0(DNLM)D013910

=LDR  00493cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362835302441
=005  20120730164008.0
=008  910708i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85134952 
=035  \\$aBZY4858NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRC941
=150  \\$aThoracoscopy
=450  \\$aPleural endoscopy
=450  \\$aPleuroscopy
=550  \\$wg$aChest$xExamination
=550  \\$wg$aEndoscopy
=670  \\$aDorland's med. dict.
=750  \2$aThoracoscopy$5IEN$0(DNLM)D013906

=LDR  01213cz  a2200301n  4500
=001  9880362835402441
=005  20120730164008.0
=008  910708i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85134950 
=035  \\$aBZY4856NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aThoracic outlet syndrome
=450  \\$aCervical rib syndrome
=450  \\$aCervicobrachial syndrome
=450  \\$aCervicothoracic outlet syndrome
=450  \\$aHyperabduction syndrome
=450  \\$aNaffziger's syndrome
=450  \\$aOutlet syndrome
=450  \\$aScalenus anterior syndrome
=450  \\$wnne$aScalenus anticus syndrome
=450  \\$aSubcoracoid-pectoralis minor syndrome
=550  \\$wg$aBrachial plexus$xDiseases
=550  \\$wg$aEntrapment neuropathies
=550  \\$wg$aSyndromes
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Thoracic outlet syndrome, x Scalenus anticus syndrome)
=670  \\$aGould med. dict.$b(Scalenus anterior syndrome. syn.: Naffziger's or Scalenus anticus syndrome)
=670  \\$aInter. dict. med. biol.$b(Syndrome, thoracic outlet s. also called Cervicobrachial syndrome, Cervicothoracic outlet syndrome, subcoracoid-pectoralis minor syndrome, outlet syndrome)
=750  \2$aThoracic Outlet Syndrome$5IEN$0(DNLM)D013901

=LDR  00354cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362835502441
=005  20120730164008.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85134948 
=035  \\$aBZY4854NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQM197
=150  \\$aThoracic duct
=550  \\$wg$aLymphatics
=750  \2$aThoracic Duct$5IEN$0(DNLM)D013897

=LDR  00338cz  a2200133n  4500
=001  9880362835602441
=005  20120730164008.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85134946 
=035  \\$aBZY4852NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aThoracic arteries
=550  \\$wg$aArteries
=750  \2$aThoracic Arteries$5IEN$0(DNLM)D013895

=LDR  00385cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362835702441
=005  20120730164008.0
=008  871218||\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85134902 
=035  \\$a(OCoLC)02022322
=035  \\$aBZY4808NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQP139
=150  \\$aThirst
=550  \\$aDrinking (Physiology)
=750  \2$aThirst$5IEN$0(DNLM)D013894

=LDR  00764cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362835802441
=005  20120730164008.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85134891 
=035  \\$aBZY4797NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aThioxanthenes
=450  \\$wnne$aThioxanthene
=550  \\$wg$aOrganosulfur compounds
=550  \\$wg$aXanthene
=670  \\$aMeSH browser, June 4, 2007$b(Thioxanthene. Scope note: Compounds with 3 aromatic rings in linear arrangement with a sulfur in the center.)
=670  \\$aInter. dict. med. biol.$b(thioxanthene: Any of a group of tricyclic compounds having the dibenzothiopyran nucleus.)
=688  \\$aHeading changed 20070821 from: 150:##:_{dollar}a Thioxanthene
=750  \2$aThioxanthenes$5IEN$0(DNLM)D013892

=LDR  00678cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362835902441
=005  20070910075751.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85134890 
=035  \\$aBZY4796NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aRC483.5.T44
=150  \\$aThiothixene
=550  \\$wg$aAntipsychotic drugs
=550  \\$wg$aDopamine$xAntagonists
=550  \\$wg$aThioxanthenes
=670  \\$aMeSH browser, June 4, 2007$b(Thiothixene. Scope note: A thioxanthene used as an antipsychotic agent. Its effects are similar to the phenothiazine antipsychotics.  Pharm. actions: Antipsychotic Agents, Dopamine Antagonists)
=750  \2$aThiothixene$0(DNLM)D013888$5IEN

=LDR  00366cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362836002441
=005  20120730164008.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85134889 
=035  \\$aBZY4795NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRC483.5.T42
=150  \\$aThioridazine
=550  \\$wg$aPhenothiazine
=750  \2$aThioridazine$5IEN$0(DNLM)D013881

=LDR  00689cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880362836102441
=005  20170925112723.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85134885
=035  \\$aBZY4791NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQD403
=150  \\$aThiophenes
=450  \\$aThiofurans
=450  \\$wnne$aThiophene
=550  \\$wg$aOrganic cyclic compounds
=550  \\$wg$aOrganosulfur compounds
=550  \\$wh$aPrasugrel Hydrochloride
=670  \\$aHawley chem. dict.$b(thiophene (thiofuran))
=670  \\$aMeSH browser, June 4, 2007$b(Thiophenes)
=688  \\$aHeading changed 20070821 from: 150:##:_{dollar}a Thiophene
=750  \2$aThiophenes$5IEN$0(DNLM)D013876

=LDR  01383cz  a2200253n  4500
=001  9880362836202441
=005  20120730164008.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85134883 
=035  \\$aBZY4789NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQD305.T45$cAliphatic compounds
=053  \0$aQD341.S3$cAromatic compounds
=053  \0$aQD651.M38$cPhysical chemistry
=150  \\$aThiols
=450  \\$aMercaptans
=450  \\$wnne$aMercapto compounds
=450  \\$aSulfhydryl compounds$5IEN
=450  \\$aThiol alcohols
=550  \\$wg$aOrganosulfur compounds
=670  \\$aInter. dict. med. biol.$b(thiol: any compound containing the -S-H group, or that group itself. Also called mercaptan.)
=670  \\$aHawley's cond. chem. dict.$b(thiol: suffix indicating that a substance belongs to the group of organic compounds resembling alcohols but having the oxygen group replaced by sulfur. Thiol replaced mercaptan.)
=670  \\$aOxford dict. of chem., 2000$b(thiols (mercaptans, thiol alcohols): organic compounds that contain the group -SH. Thiols are alcohol analogues in which the oxygen atom is replaced by a sulfur atom. Unlike alcohols they are acidic, reacting with alkalis and certain metals to form salt-like compounds. The older name, mercaptan, comes from their ability to react with ('seize') mercury.)
=750  \2$aSulfhydryl Compounds$5IEN$0(DNLM)D013438

=LDR  00818cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880362836302441
=005  20120730164007.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85134880 
=035  \\$aBZY4786NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aThiocyanates
=450  \\$aRhodanates
=450  \\$aRhodanides
=450  \\$aSulfocyanates
=450  \\$aSulfocyanides
=450  \\$aThiocyanides
=550  \\$wg$aCyanates
=550  \\$wg$aOrganosulfur compounds
=670  \\$aMeSH browser, June 4, 2007$b(Thiocyanates. Scope note: Organic derivatives of thiocyanic acid which contains the general formula R-SCN. Entry term: Rhodanates)
=670  \\$aInter. dict. med. biol.$b(thiocyanate: the ion -S-CN or a salt containing it. Also called rhodanate (obsolete).)
=750  \2$aThiocyanates$5IEN$0(DNLM)D013861

=LDR  00772cz  a2200241n  4500
=001  9880362836402441
=005  20120730164007.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85134870 
=035  \\$aBZY4776NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQD117.C52$cQualitative analysis
=053  \\$aQP519.9.T55$cBiochemistry
=150  \\$aThin layer chromatography
=450  \\$aChromatography, Thin layer
=450  \\$aPlanar chromatography
=450  \\$aThin film chromatography
=450  \\$aTLC (Chromatography)
=550  \\$wg$aChromatographic analysis
=670  \\$aPlanar chromatography in the life sciences, 1989.
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Chromatography, Thin layer)
=690  \\$ar:AMD:6/21/90
=750  \2$aChromatography, Thin Layer$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002855

=LDR  00422cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362836502441
=005  20120730164007.0
=008  920417||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85134858 
=035  \\$aBZY4764NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQL950.7$cComparative anatomy
=053  \\$aQM549$cHuman anatomy
=150  \\$aThigh
=450  \\$aUpper leg
=550  \\$wg$aLeg
=750  \2$aThigh$5IEN$0(DNLM)D013848

=LDR  00396cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362836602441
=005  20120730164007.0
=008  040907i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85134844 
=035  \\$aBZY4750NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aThiazoles
=550  \\$wg$aAzoles
=550  \\$wg$aOrganosulfur compounds
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Thiazoles)
=750  \2$aThiazoles$5IEN$0(DNLM)D013844

=LDR  00504cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362836702441
=005  20120730164007.0
=008  860211||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85134842 
=035  \\$aBZY4748NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRM666.T
=150  \\$aThiamphenicol
=450  \\$aThiocymetin
=450  \\$aThiophenicol
=550  \\$wg$aAnti-infective agents
=550  \\$wg$aAntibiotics
=550  \\$wg$aImmunosuppressive agents
=750  \2$aThiamphenicol$5IEN$0(DNLM)D013839

=LDR  00357cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362836802441
=005  20120730164007.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85134839 
=035  \\$aBZY4745LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQK495.A66$cBotany
=150  \\$aThevetia
=550  \\$wg$aApocynaceae
=750  \2$aThevetia$5IEN$0(DNLM)D031052

=LDR  00485cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362836902441
=005  20120730164007.0
=008  940322||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85134827 
=035  \\$aBZY4733NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aThesauri
=360  \\$isubdivision$aSynonyms and antonyms$iunder names of languages, e.g.$aEnglish language--Synonyms and antonyms
=550  \\$wg$aEncyclopedias and dictionaries
=750  \2$aVocabulary, Controlled$5IEN$0(DNLM)D018875

=LDR  00610cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362837002441
=005  20120730164007.0
=008  060410i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85134826 
=035  \\$aBZY4732NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQL737.P93$cZoology
=150  \\$aTheropithecus
=450  \\$aGelada (Genus)
=550  \\$wg$aBaboons
=550  \\$wg$aCercopithecidae
=670  \\$aMSW scientific names, Apr. 10, 2006$b(Theropithecus, synonym: Gelada)
=670  \\$aITIS search, Apr. 10, 2006$b(Theropithecus, genus, in family Cercopithecidae)
=750  \2$aTheropithecus$5IEN$0(DNLM)D016671

=LDR  00793cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880362837102441
=005  20130404111316.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85134823 
=035  \\$aBZY4729NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aRM865$bRM868.5
=150  \\$aThermotherapy
=360  \\$isubdivision$aThermotherapy$iunder individual diseases and types of diseases, e.g.$aCancer--Thermotherapy
=360  \\$isubdivision$aThermotherapy$iunder individual diseases, e.g.$aCancer--Thermotherapy
=450  \\$aHeat$xTherapeutic use
=450  \\$aHeat therapy
=450  \\$aHot-air treatment
=450  \\$aHyperthermia, Induced
=450  \\$aInduced hyperthermia
=550  \\$wg$aPhysical therapy
=750  \2$aHot Temperature$xtherapeutic use$5IEN-M$0(DNLM)D006358Q000627

=LDR  00522cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362837202441
=005  20120730164007.0
=008  860211||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85134815 
=035  \\$aBZY4721NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQL931$cComparative anatomy
=053  \\$aQM471$cHuman anatomy
=053  \\$aQP451.6$cPhysiology
=150  \\$aThermoreceptors
=450  \\$aThermal receptors
=550  \\$wg$aSensory receptors
=550  \\$wg$aSkin
=750  \2$aThermoreceptors$5IEN$0(DNLM)D013823

=LDR  00986cz  a2200301n  4500
=001  9880362837302441
=005  20120730164007.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85134802 
=035  \\$aBZY4708NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQC270$bQC278.6
=150  \\$aThermometers
=450  \\$aLiquid-in-glass thermometers
=450  \\$wnne$aThermometers and thermometry
=550  \\$wg$aTemperature measuring instruments
=670  \\$aChambers sci. tech. dict.
=670  \\$aINIS:Thes.
=670  \\$aEncyc. physics.
=670  \\$aFacts file dict. physics.
=670  \\$aMcGraw-Hill dict. sci. tech.
=670  \\$aMcGraw-Hill encyc. sci. tech.$b(Although definition includes all temperature-measuring devices, they are not all called thermometers.)
=670  \\$aRandom House.
=670  \\$aNASA.
=670  \\$aThesaurofacet.
=670  \\$aEncyc. phys. sci. tech.:$bv. 13, p. 844.
=675  \\$aINSPEC
=750  \2$aThermometers$5IEN$0(DNLM)D013821

=LDR  00486cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362837402441
=005  20130404110838.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85134799 
=035  \\$aBZY4705NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aThermoluminescence dosimetry
=450  \\$aDosimetry, Thermoluminescence
=450  \\$aTLD (Dosimetry)
=550  \\$wg$aRadiation dosimetry
=550  \\$wg$aThermoluminescence
=750  \2$aThermoluminescent Dosimetry$5IEN$0(DNLM)D013819

=LDR  00545cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362837502441
=005  20120730164007.0
=008  860211in\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85134795 
=035  \\$aBZY4701NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQD117.T4$cQuantitative analysis
=053  \\$aQD79.T4$cQualitative and quantitative analysis
=150  \\$aThermogravimetry
=450  \\$aThermal gravimetric analysis
=550  \\$wg$aGravimetric analysis
=550  \\$wg$aThermal analysis
=750  \2$aThermogravimetry$5IEN$0(DNLM)D013818

=LDR  00655cz  a2200241n  4500
=001  9880362837602441
=005  20120730164006.0
=008  860211||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85134783 
=035  \\$aBZY4689NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQC310.15$bQC319$cPhysics
=053  \\$aTJ265$cMechanical engineering
=053  \\$aTP492.5$cRefrigeration
=150  \\$aThermodynamics
=550  \\$wg$aChemistry, Physical and theoretical
=550  \\$wg$aDynamics
=550  \\$wg$aMechanics
=550  \\$wg$aPhysics
=550  \\$aHeat
=550  \\$aHeat-engines
=550  \\$aQuantum theory
=750  \2$aThermodynamics$5IEN$0(DNLM)D013816

=LDR  00597cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362837702441
=005  20120730164006.0
=008  860211||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85134751 
=035  \\$aBZY4657NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQD79.T38$cQualitative and quantitative analysis
=053  \\$aQD117.T4$cQuantitative analysis
=150  \\$aThermal analysis
=450  \\$aDifferential thermal analysis
=450  \\$aDifferential thermal curves
=550  \\$wg$aChemistry, Analytic
=690  \\$ar:AMD:6/25/90
=750  \2$aDifferential Thermal Analysis$5IEN$0(DNLM)D004055

=LDR  00556cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362837802441
=005  20120730164006.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85134728 
=035  \\$aBZY4634NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRE991$bRE992
=150  \\$aTherapeutics, Ophthalmological
=450  \\$aOcular therapeutics
=450  \\$aOphthalmological therapeutics
=450  \\$aTherapeutics, Ocular
=750  \2$aEye Diseases$xtherapy$5IEN-M$0(DNLM)D005128Q000628
=750  \2$aEye Injuries$xtherapy$5IEN-M$0(DNLM)D005131Q000628

=LDR  01194cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880363008202441
=005  20100211084746.0
=008  091228i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\c
=010  \\$ash2009010985
=035  \\$aCBT8381NU
=040  \\$aWaU$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aTumor necrosis factor$xReceptors
=450  \\$aCachectin receptors
=450  \\$aReceptors, Tumor necrosis factor
=450  \\$aTNF receptors
=450  \\$aTNFRs (Tumor necrosis factor receptors)
=450  \\$aTumor necrosis factor receptors
=550  \\$wg$aCell receptors
=550  \\$aDeath receptors
=670  \\$aWikipedia, Dec. 18, 2009$b(Tumor necrosis factor receptor; a tumor necrosis factor receptor (TNFR), or death receptor, is a cytokine receptor that binds tumor necrosis factors (TNF))
=670  \\$a2010 MeSH, via WWW, Dec. 18, 2009$b(Receptors, Tumor Necrosis Factor; scope note: Cell surface receptors that bind tumor necrosis factors and trigger changes which influence the behavior of cells; UF: Cachectin Receptors; Receptors, Cachectin; Receptors, TNF; TNF Receptor; TNF Receptors; Tumor Necrosis Factor Receptor; Tumor Necrosis Factor Receptors)
=750  \2$aReceptors, Tumor Necrosis Factor$0(DNLM)D018123$5IEN

=LDR  00714cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880363008302441
=005  20100713133559.0
=008  941114i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 94008550 
=035  \\$aCBT6963NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aRC489.E98
=150  \\$aEye movement desensitization and reprocessing
=450  \\$aEMDR (Psychotherapy)
=550  \\$wg$aDesensitization (Psychotherapy)
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 94-41750: Shapiro, F. EMDR ... 1995$b(Eye movement desensitization and reprocessing, EMDR)
=670  \\$aMedline, 11/4/94$b(Eye movement desensitization and reprocessing, EMDR)
=675  \\$aMESH;$aHennepin
=750  \2$aEye Movement Desensitization Reprocessing$0(DNLM)D057169$5IEN

=LDR  00694cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880363008402441
=005  20120730164415.0
=008  941103i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 94008150 
=035  \\$aCBT6752NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aRM666.R575
=150  \0$aRisperidone
=450  \0$aRisperdal (Trademark)
=550  \0$wg$aAntipsychotic drugs
=550  \0$wg$aPiperidine
=550  \0$wg$aPyrimidines
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 94-70206: Janssen Pharmaceutica : Janssen Research Foundation. Risperdal : risperidone, clinical monograph, c1994.
=670  \\$aMESH$b(chemical tool)
=670  \\$aChem. abst.:$breg. no. 10266-06-2.
=750  \2$aRisperidone$5IEN$0(DNLM)D018967

=LDR  00519cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880363008502441
=005  20110211102404.0
=008  941103i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 94008141 
=035  \\$aCBT6744NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=150  \0$aTriethylenetetramine
=450  \0$aTETA (Chemistry)
=550  \0$wg$aEthylamines
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 93-203907: Triethylentetramin, c1993.
=670  \\$aGeneral science index.
=670  \\$aMEDLINE.
=670  \\$aCHEMLINE.
=750  \2$aTrientine$0(DNLM)D014266$5IEN

=LDR  00542cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880363008602441
=005  20120730164415.0
=008  941103i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 94008140 
=035  \\$aCBT6743NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=150  \0$aChloroprene
=550  \0$wg$aChlorohydrocarbons
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 93-203904: Chloropren : (2-Chlor-1,3-butadien), c1993.
=670  \\$aMEDLINE.
=670  \\$aCHEMLINE.
=670  \\$aBIOSIS.
=670  \\$aApplied science and technology index.
=750  \2$aChloroprene$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002737

=LDR  00590cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880363008702441
=005  20200618165925.0
=008  941031i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 94007950
=035  \\$aCBT6580NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \0$aQP606.P76
=150  \\$aProtein kinase C
=550  \\$wg$aProtein kinases
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 94-37107: Farese, R.V. The role of protein kinase C ... 1994.
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Protein kinase C x Calcium-activated phospholipid-dependent kinase; Calcium phospholipid-dependent protein kinase)
=750  \2$aProtein Kinase C$0(DNLM)D011493$5IEN

=LDR  00871cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880363008802441
=005  20120202101418.0
=008  100528i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash2010009968
=035  \\$aCBT5876NU
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aPancreatic acinar cells$xCancer
=450  \\$aAcinar cell carcinoma$5IEN
=450  \\$aCarcinoma, Acinar cell$5IEN
=667  \\$aRecord generated for validation purposes.
=670  \\$aWork cat.: International Symposium on the Biology of Exocrine Pancreatic Cells, 1st, Toulouse, 1980. Biology of normal and cancerous exocrine pancreatic cells, 1980
=750  \2$81$w0$aCarcinoma, Acinar Cell$0(DNLM)D018267$5IEN
=750  \2$81$wb$aPancreatic Neoplasms$0(DNLM)D010190$5IEN
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aCarcinoma, Acinar Cell$iand$aPancreatic Neoplasms$5IEN

=LDR  01023cz  a2200337n  4500
=001  9880363008902441
=005  20120730164414.0
=008  930316in\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\\a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 93001433 
=035  \\$aCBT5531NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aRC280.K5
=150  \0$aRenal cell carcinoma
=450  \0$aAdenocarcinoma of kidney
=450  \0$aCarcinoma, Renal cell$5IEN
=450  \0$aClear cell carcinoma
=450  \0$aGrawitz tumor
=450  \0$aGrawitz's tumor
=450  \0$aHypernephroid carcinoma
=450  \0$aHypernephroma
=450  \0$aRenal adenocarcinoma
=450  \0$aRenal cell adenocarcinoma
=550  \0$wg$aCancer
=550  \0$wg$aKidneys$xCancer
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 93-115380: De Kernion, J.B. Management of complicated renal cell carcinoma ... c1990.
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Carcinoma, R...c..)
=670  \\$aDorland's med. dict.
=670  \\$aStedman's med. dict.
=670  \\$aGould med. dict.
=670  \\$aMEDLARS.
=750  \2$aCarcinoma, Renal Cell$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002292

=LDR  01453cz  a2200313n  4500
=001  9880363009102441
=005  20201016144055.0
=008  941021i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 94007703
=035  \\$aCBT5251NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aSB952.L56$cAgriculture
=150  \\$aLindane
=450  \\$aGamma-BHC
=450  \\$aGamma-HCH
=450  \\$wnne$aHexachlorocyclohexane
=550  \\$wg$aCyclohexane
=550  \\$wg$aHexachlorobenzene
=550  \\$wg$aInsecticides
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 90-232593: Lindan-Workshop (1982 : Hannover, Germany) Lilndan, [1983]:$bp. 39 (Lindane)
=670  \\$aWeb. 3$b(lindane)
=670  \\$aRandom House$b(lindane)
=670  \\$aCAB thes.$b(Lindane)
=670  \\$aBiol. & agr. index:$bv. 46 (lindane; uf: Gamma-BHC, Gamma-HCH)
=670  \\$aBriggs basic guide pesticides:$bp. 159 (lindane; sy: Aficide, Agrocide, Asparasin, BBH, Bexol, Borer Kill, Detox 25, Forlin, gamma isomer of BHC, gamma-BHC, gamma-HCH, Gammaspra, Gammcide, Gexane, Isotox, Jacutin, Kwell, Lindagam, Lindaterra, Lintox: gamma isomer of benzene hexachloride; 1,2,3,4,5,6-hexachlorocyclohexane)
=670  \\$aNanogen index dict. pesticides:$bp. 60 (lindane; gamma-BHC; gamma-HCH; other names: Gammexane, Gammopaz, Gexane, Kwell, Lindex, Lindust, Lintox)
=670  \\$aLC database, 10/20/94$b(lindane)
=670  \\$aOld catalog heading$b(Hexachlorocyclohexane)
=750  \2$aHexachlorocyclohexane$0(DNLM)D001556$5IEN

=LDR  00509cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880363009202441
=005  20070530090140.0
=008  941020||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 94007678 
=035  \\$aCBT5228NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \0$aQP185.8.I56
=150  \\$aInterleukin-10
=450  \\$aIL-10 (Biomolecule)
=550  \\$wg$aInterleukins
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 94-40332: Interleukin-10, 1994$b(IL-10)
=670  \\$aMesh$b(Interleukin-10 x IL-10)
=750  \2$aInterleukin-10$0(DNLM)D016753$5IEN

=LDR  01512cz  a2200253n  4500
=001  9880363009302441
=005  20120730164414.0
=008  941013i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 94007512 
=035  \\$aCBT5088NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \\$aSF918.C45$cVeterinary medicine
=150  \0$aChlorfenvinphos
=450  \0$aChlorodichlorophenyl ethenyl diethyl phosphate
=450  \0$aChlorodichlorophenyl vinyl diethyl phosphate
=450  \0$aDichlorochloromethylene benzyldiethyl phosphate
=550  \0$wg$aAcaricides
=550  \0$wg$aCholinesterase-inhibiting insecticides
=550  \0$wg$aOrganophosphorus compounds
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 93-172860: Hygienic and sanitary problems connected with the use of chlorfenvinphos in veterinary medicine, [1991].
=670  \\$aPesticide manual:$bp. 141 (Chlorfenvinphos, C b12 (BH b14 (BCl b3 (BO b4 (BP; organophosphorus insecticide, cholinesterase inhibitor; 2-chloro-1-(2,4-dichlorophenyl)vinyl diethyl phosphate; 2-chloro-1-(2,4-dichlorophenyl)ethenyl diethyl phosphate; CAS RN 470-90-6; Trade mark: Birlane (for crop protection use), Supona (for veterinary use) Sapecron, Apachlor)
=670  \\$aBriggs basic guide pesticides:$bp. 110 (chlorfenvinphos; Apachlor; Birlane; C 8949; CFV; CGA 26351; Compound 4072; Sapecron; SD 7849; Steladone; Supona; Unitox; Vinylphate; 2-chloro-1-(2-4-dichlorophenyl)vinyl diethylphosphate; 2-4-dichloro-a-(choromethylene)benzyl diethyl phosphate)
=670  \\$aMESH.
=750  \2$aChlorfenvinphos$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002709

=LDR  00838cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880363009402441
=005  20130209161510.0
=008  931215i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 93009482 
=035  \\$aCBR4171NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aChronic pain
=450  \\$aPersistent pain
=550  \\$wg$aDiseases
=550  \\$wg$aPain
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 93-46867: Nielsen, P. Living with it daily : meditations for people with chronic pain, 1994.
=670  \\$aLC database, 12/13/93$b(chronic pain; persistent pain)
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Pain and Chronic disease)
=680  \\$iHere are entered works on pain that persists over a long period of time. Works on pain that is difficult to control are entered under$aIntractable pain.
=681  \\$iNote under$aIntractable pain
=750  \2$aChronic Pain$0(DNLM)D059350$5IEN

=LDR  00528cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880363009502441
=005  20120730164405.0
=008  931201||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 93009192 
=035  \\$aCBR2139NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=150  \0$aEndocardium
=450  \0$aEndocardial endothelium
=550  \0$wg$aEndothelium
=550  \0$wg$aHeart
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 93-45589: Andries, L. Endocardial endothelium, 1994.
=670  \\$aDorland's med. dict.
=670  \\$aMESH.
=750  \2$aEndocardium$5IEN$0(DNLM)D004699

=LDR  00629cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880363009602441
=005  20120730164405.0
=008  040226i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 93009190 
=035  \\$aCBR2137NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aCommunicable diseases in old age
=550  \\$wg$aOlder people$xDiseases
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 93042177: Aging, immunity, and infection, 1994.
=750  \2$81$wb$aCommunicable Diseases$5IEN$0(DNLM)D003141
=750  \2$81$wb$aAged$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000368
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aCommunicable Diseases$iand$aAged$5IEN

=LDR  00671cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880363009702441
=005  20120730164405.0
=008  931130i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 93009157 
=035  \\$aCBR2104NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \\$aRJ520.S83
=150  \\$aSudden death in adolescence
=550  \\$wg$aTeenagers$xMortality
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 93-43607: Byard, R.W. Sudden death in infancy, childhood and adolescence, 1994.
=750  \2$81$wb$aDeath, Sudden$5IEN$0(DNLM)D003645
=750  \2$81$wb$aAdolescent$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000293
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aDeath, Sudden$iand$aAdolescent$5IEN

=LDR  00658cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880363009802441
=005  20120730164405.0
=008  931130i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 93009156 
=035  \\$aCBR2103NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \\$aRJ520.S83
=150  \\$aSudden death in children
=550  \\$wg$aChildren$xMortality
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 93-43607: Byard, R.W. Sudden death in infancy, childhood, and adolescence, 1994.
=750  \2$81$wb$aDeath, Sudden$5IEN$0(DNLM)D003645
=750  \2$81$wb$aChild$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002648
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aDeath, Sudden$iand$aChild$5IEN

=LDR  00838cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880363009902441
=005  20120730164405.0
=008  931129i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 93009136 
=035  \\$aCBR2083NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aStilbene
=450  \\$aBibenzal
=450  \\$aDiphenylethylene
=450  \\$aToluelene
=450  \\$aToluylene
=550  \\$wg$aPhenyl compounds
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 93-230989: Schmidt, F. Untersuchungen zur Stereo- und Regioselektivit�at ... Stilbene, c1992.
=670  \\$aOld catalog heading$b(Stilbene; UF Bibenzal, Diphenylethylene, Toluylene)
=670  \\$aHawley chem. dict.$b(Stilbene: toluelene, trans from of alpha, beta-diphenylethylene; CAS: 103-30-0; C b6 (BH b5 (BCH:CHC b6 (BH b5 (B)
=670  \\$aHackh chem. dict.
=750  \2$aStilbenes$5IEN$0(DNLM)D013267

=LDR  00638cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880363010002441
=005  20120730164405.0
=008  931124i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 93009095 
=035  \\$aCBR2043NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQP99.3.A65
=150  \\$aApolipoprotein E
=450  \\$aApo-E
=450  \\$aApoE
=550  \\$wg$aApolipoproteins
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 93-108774: Knijff, P. Genetic heterogeneity of apolipoprotein E ...$b(Apolipoprotein E; ApoE)
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Apolipoproteins E x Apo-E)
=670  \\$aPrinciples of biochemistry:$bp. 510.
=750  \2$aApolipoproteins E$5IEN$0(DNLM)D001057

=LDR  00681cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880363010102441
=005  20120730164405.0
=008  050318i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 93009003 
=035  \\$aCBR1956NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dViU
=053  \0$aR119.9
=150  \\$aTelecommunication in medicine
=450  \\$aTelecare (Medicine)
=450  \\$aTelemedicine
=550  \\$wg$aMedicine
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 93622092: Hartman, J.T. Using telecommunications to improve rural health care, 1992.
=670  \\$aEssentials of telemedicine and telecare, c2002.
=670  \\$aTelecare: new ideas for care and support at home, 2000.
=750  \2$aTelemedicine$5IEN$0(DNLM)D017216

=LDR  00711cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880363010202441
=005  20120730164405.0
=008  931105i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\c
=010  \\$ash 93008329 
=035  \\$aCBR0264NU
=040  \\$aDNAL$cDLC
=150  \0$aPregnancy in animals
=360  \\$isubdivision$aPregnancy$iunder individual animals and groups of animals, e.g.$aCattle--Pregnancy
=450  \0$aGestation in animals
=550  \0$wg$aReproduction
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Dubois, D.H. Effects of porcine conceptus secreted products on uterine production of prostaglandins, 1992$b(pregnancy in pigs)
=670  \\$aAGRICOLA Jan. 1992-June 1993$b(pregnancy; animals)
=750  \2$aPregnancy, Animal$5IEN$0(DNLM)D011270

=LDR  00716cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880363010302441
=005  20120730164405.0
=008  931103i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 93008242 
=035  \\$aCBR0209NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \\$aRD137.7
=150  \0$aAmbulatory surgery for children
=550  \0$wg$aAmbulatory medical care for children
=550  \0$wg$aChildren$xSurgery
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 93-023712: Paediatric day case surgery, 1994.
=750  \2$81$wb$aAmbulatory Surgical Procedures$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000556
=750  \2$81$wb$aChild$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002648
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aAmbulatory Surgical Procedures$iand$aChild$5IEN

=LDR  00945cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880363010402441
=005  20060825124653.0
=008  051122i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\c
=010  \\$ash 93008226 
=035  \\$aCBR0195LC
=040  \\$aCSfA$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQK495.S43$cBotany
=150  \\$aFigworts
=450  \\$wnne$aScrophularia
=550  \\$wg$aScrophulariaceae
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Ortega Olivencia, A. Revisi�on del g�enero Scrophularia L. (Scrophulariaceae) en la Pen�insula Ib�erica e Islas Baleares, 1993.
=670  \\$aMabberley, D.J. The plant-book, 1987:$bp. 531.
=670  \\$aHortus 3$b(Scrophularia, figwort)
=670  \\$aNational plants database, Nov. 22, 2005$b(Scrophularia L., common name: figwort)
=670  \\$aAm. heritage dict.$b(figwort: any of various plants of the genus Scrophularia)
=688  \\$aHeading changed 20060105 from: 150:##:_{dollar}a Scrophularia$5IEN
=750  \2$aScrophularia$0(DNLM)D032266$5IEN

=LDR  00954cz  a2200241n  4500
=001  9880363010502441
=005  20120730164404.0
=008  931102i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\c
=010  \\$ash 93008199 
=035  \\$aCBR0189NU
=040  \\$aAu$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \0$aNeedlestick injuries
=450  \0$aNeedle stick injuries
=550  \0$wg$aStab wounds
=550  \0$aHypodermic needles
=670  \\$aWork cat.: McMahon, J. The effect of shift length on the number of needlestick injuries ... 1990.
=670  \\$aBaxter, J.A. Needlestick injuries, 1990.
=670  \\$aWorking together : needlestick injuries [video] 1989.
=670  \\$aU.S. Cong. House. Comm. on Small Business. Subcomm. on Regulation, Business Opportunities and Energy. Healthcare worker safety and needlestick injuries, 1992.
=670  \\$aMacquarie dict. of new words:$bp. 252.
=670  \\$aMESH.
=675  \\$aWeb. 3;$aGould med. dict.
=750  \2$aNeedlestick Injuries$5IEN$0(DNLM)D016602

=LDR  00661cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880363010602441
=005  20120730164404.0
=008  931029i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 93008118 
=035  \\$aCBR0119NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=150  \\$aChronic diseases in pregnancy
=550  \\$wg$aPregnancy$xComplications
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 93-33909: Neinstein, L.S. Issues in reproductive management, 1994.
=675  \\$aMESH
=750  \2$81$wb$aChronic disease$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002908
=750  \2$81$wb$aPregnancy$5IEN$0(DNLM)D011247
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aChronic Disease$iand$aPregnancy$5IEN

=LDR  00814cz  a2200253n  4500
=001  9880363010702441
=005  20120730164404.0
=008  931028i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 93008029 
=035  \\$aCBR0037NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \\$aRD598.35.C39$cCardiology
=150  \0$aCatheter ablation
=450  \0$aAblation, Catheter
=450  \0$aElectric catheter ablation
=450  \0$aPercutaneous catheter ablation
=450  \0$aRadiofrequency catheter ablation
=450  \0$aTransvenous catheter ablation
=550  \0$wg$aCatheterization
=550  \0$wg$aElectrosurgery
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 93-41070: Catheter ablation of arrhythmias, 1994.
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Catheter ablation)
=670  \\$aLC data base, 10/12/93$b(Catheter ablation)
=750  \2$aCatheter Ablation$5IEN$0(DNLM)D017115

=LDR  00387cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880363010802441
=005  20120730164404.0
=008  931026i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 93007926 
=035  \\$aCBQ7965LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=150  \\$aAmaranth products
=550  \\$wg$aPlant products
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 93-36812: Amaranth, 1994.
=750  \2$aAmaranth Dye$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000548

=LDR  00768cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880363010902441
=005  20120730164404.0
=008  931025i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\c
=010  \\$ash 93007807 
=035  \\$aCBQ7889NU
=040  \\$aDNAL$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aChloranil
=450  \\$aTetrachlorobenzoquinone
=450  \\$aTetrachlorocyclohexadienedione
=450  \\$aTetrachloroquinone
=550  \\$wg$aQuinone
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Chloranil, 1992.
=670  \\$aHandbook of data on organic compounds, 1989$b(Cyclohexadienedione, tetrachloro-; synonyms Chloranil, Benzoquinone, tetrachloro-)
=670  \\$aMcGraw-Hill dict. chem.$b(chloranil, tetrachloroquinone)
=670  \\$aRandom House$b(chloranil, tetrachloroquinone)
=750  \2$aChloranil$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002703

=LDR  00971cz  a2200277n  4500
=001  9880363011002441
=005  20090307123608.0
=008  040917i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 93007525 
=035  \\$aCBQ7690NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dUkOxU$dDLC
=150  \\$aHealth care reform
=450  \\$aHealth reform
=450  \\$aHealth system reform
=450  \\$aHealthcare reform
=450  \\$aMedical care reform
=450  \\$aReform of health care delivery
=450  \\$aReform of medical care delivery
=550  \\$wg$aMedical policy
=550  \\$aHealth insurance
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 93035883: Domestic Policy Council (U.S.). Health security, c1993$b(health care reform)
=670  \\$aMESH 1994$b(Health care reform)
=670  \\$aWashington Post$b(health care reform, health reform)
=670  \\$aIAC$b(health care reform)
=670  \\$aSystems for success, 2004:$bt.p. (models for healthcare reform)
=750  \2$aHealth Care Reform$0(DNLM)D018166$5IEN

=LDR  00550cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880363011102441
=005  20120730164404.0
=008  931015i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 93007509 
=035  \\$aCBQ7676NU
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh 93007509
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aMassage for animals
=550  \\$wg$aVeterinary physical therapy
=550  \\$aAnimal massage therapists
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 81009553: Fox, M.W. Dr. Michael Fox's massage program for cats and dogs, c1981.
=750  \2$aMassage$xveterinary$5IEN$0(DNLM)D008405Q000662

=LDR  00487cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880363011202441
=005  20120730164404.0
=008  931015i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 93007502 
=035  \\$aCBQ7671NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=150  \0$aAcupressure for animals
=550  \0$wg$aAlternative veterinary medicine
=550  \0$wg$aMassage for animals
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 93-39127: Ranbom, J. Purr-fect shiatsu, 1993.
=750  \2$aAcupressure$xveterinary$5IEN$0(DNLM)D019050Q000662

=LDR  00926cz  a2200241n  4500
=001  9880363011302441
=005  20120730164404.0
=008  931015||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 93007496 
=035  \\$aCBQ7665NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=150  \0$aVitronectin
=450  \0$aS-protein
=450  \0$aSerum spreading factor
=450  \0$aVitronectins
=550  \0$wg$aCell adhesion molecules
=550  \0$wg$aProteins
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 93-33787: Biology of vitronectins ... , Proceedings of the first int. ... 1993$b(serum spreading factor, S-protein, and vitronectin all refer to the same protein)
=670  \\$aPreissner, K.T. Structure and biological role of vitronectin.
=670  \\$aAnnual review of cell biology, 1991:$b7:275-310.
=670  \\$aTomasini, B.R. Vitronectin. Prog. Hemost. Thromb., 1991:$b10:269-310.
=670  \\$aMESH Chem. Suppl.$b(vitronectin)
=750  \2$aVitronectin$5IEN$0(DNLM)D019096

=LDR  00746cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880363011402441
=005  20120730164404.0
=008  931005i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 93007241 
=035  \\$aCBQ7434LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \0$aQR82.E6
=150  \0$aXenorhabdus
=550  \0$wg$aEnterobacteriaceae
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 93-622377: Smith, K.A. Entomopathogenic nematode bibliography, 1992:$bp. vi (Xenorhabdus)
=670  \\$aSkerman approv. lists bacterial names:$bp. 418 (Xenorhabdus)
=670  \\$aBergey's manual of systematic bacteriology:$bv. 1, p. 510 (Xenorhabdus, Enterobacteriaceae)
=670  \\$aBiol. & agr. index:$bv. 44, p. 2338 (Xenorhabdus)
=675  \\$aWeb. 3
=750  \2$aXenorhabdus$5IEN$0(DNLM)D020593

=LDR  00533cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880363011502441
=005  20120730164404.0
=008  931001||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 93007140 
=035  \\$aCBQ7340NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \\$aQR186.6.S94
=150  \0$aSuperantigens
=550  \0$wg$aBacterial antigens
=550  \0$wg$aViral antigens
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 93-37215: Superantigens, 1993.
=670  \\$aMedline.
=670  \\$aHerbert's dict. of immunology, 1985.
=750  \2$aSuperantigens$5IEN$0(DNLM)D018089

=LDR  00718cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880363011602441
=005  20120730164404.0
=008  931001i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 93007105 
=035  \\$aCBQ7310NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=150  \0$aTeenage prostitution
=450  \0$aAdolescent prostitution
=450  \0$wnne$aProstitution, Juvenile
=550  \0$wg$aProstitution
=670  \\$aLC data base, 9/28/93$b(teenage prostitution; adolescent prostitution)
=670  \\$aHennepin.
=750  \2$81$wb$aProstitution$5IEN$0(DNLM)D011477
=750  \2$81$wb$aAdolescent$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000293
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aProstitution$iand$aAdolescent$5IEN

=LDR  00748cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880363011702441
=005  20091110142402.0
=008  930927i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\c
=010  \\$ash 93006997 
=035  \\$aCBQ7217LC
=040  \\$aCSfA$cDLC
=053  \0$aQK495.G35
=150  \\$aGentianella
=550  \\$wg$aGentianaceae
=550  \\$wg$aGentians
=670  \\$aHortus 3:$bp. 503 (Gentianella. Gentian. Gentianaceae. Gentianella is a segregate of the larger genus Gentiana)
=670  \\$aMabberley, D.J. The plant-book, 1987:$bp. 239 (Gentianella. Gentianaceae)
=670  \\$aWeb. 3$b(gentianella: any of several gentians, esp. the alpine Gentiana acaulis)
=675  \\$aSunset new western garden book, 1979
=750  \2$aGentianella$0(DNLM)D031313$5IEN

=LDR  00836cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880363011802441
=005  20120730164404.0
=008  930927i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\c
=010  \\$ash 93006995 
=035  \\$aCBQ7215LC
=040  \\$aCSfA$cDLC
=053  \\$aQK495.G35
=150  \0$aGentiana
=450  \0$aDasystephana
=550  \0$wg$aGentianaceae
=550  \0$wg$aGentians
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Legault, A. Status report on the Victorin's gentian, Gentiana victorinii, in Canada, 1990.
=670  \\$aMabberley, D.J. The plant-book, 1987:$bp. 238 (Gentiana, Gentianaceae) p. 172 (Dasystephana = Gentiana)
=670  \\$aWeb. 3.
=670  \\$aHortus 3:$bp. 500 (Gentiana. Gentian. Gentianaceae. Gentiana has been divided into segregate genera; two recognized here are Gentianella and Gentianopsis)
=750  \2$aGentiana$5IEN$0(DNLM)D030012

=LDR  00734cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880363011902441
=005  20120730164403.0
=008  930924||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 93006921 
=035  \\$aCBQ7152NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=150  \0$aMethyl methanesulfonate
=450  \0$aMethyl mesylate
=450  \0$aMethyl methanesulphonate
=550  \0$wg$aMethanesulfonates
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 90-174807: Health-based recommended occupational exposure limits for ethyl methanesulphonate (EMS), methyl methanesulphonate (MMS), 1989.
=670  \\$aChem. abst.:$bunder Methanesulfonic acid.
=670  \\$aCarey's organic chem.:$bp. 318.
=670  \\$aHackh's chem. dict.
=750  \2$aMethyl Methanesulfonate$5IEN$0(DNLM)D008741

=LDR  00822cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880363012002441
=005  20120730164403.0
=008  930924i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 93006920 
=035  \\$aCBQ7151NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=150  \0$aAttention-deficit-disordered youth
=450  \0$aADD youth
=550  \0$wg$aLearning disabled youth
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 93-36668: ADD and the college student : a guide for high school and college students with attention deficit disorder, c1993.
=675  \\$aERIC;$aHennepin
=750  \2$81$wb$aAttention Deficit Disorder with Hyperactivity$5IEN$0(DNLM)D001289
=750  \2$81$wb$aAdolescent$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000293
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aAttention Deficit Disorder with Hyperactivity$iand$aAdolescent$5IEN

=LDR  00898cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880363012102441
=005  20120730164403.0
=008  930924i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 93006919 
=035  \\$aCBQ7150NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aMethanesulfonates
=450  \\$aMesylates
=450  \\$aMethylsulfonates
=550  \\$wg$aOrganosulfur compounds
=550  \\$wg$aSulfonates
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 90-174807: Health-based recommended occupational exposure limits for ethyl methanesulphonate (EMS), methyl methanesulphonate (MMS), 1989.
=670  \\$aChem. abst.:$bunder Methanesulfonic acid.
=670  \\$aCarey's organic chem.:$bp. 318.
=670  \\$aHackh's chem. dict.$b(methane sulfonate, mes(yl)ate: an ester of m. sulfonic acid)
=670  \\$aGoogle search, July 30, 2007 (methylsulfonates (mesylates); methanesulfonates)
=750  \2$aMesylates$5IEN$0(DNLM)D008698

=LDR  00730cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880363012202441
=005  20120730164403.0
=008  930924||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 93006918 
=035  \\$aCBQ7149NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=150  \0$aEthyl methanesulfonate
=450  \0$aEthyl mesylate
=450  \0$aEthyl methanesulphonate
=550  \0$wg$aMethanesulfonates
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 90-174807: Health-based recommended occupational exposure limits for ethyl methanesulphonate (EMS), methyl methanesulphonate (MMS), 1989.
=670  \\$aChem. abst.:$bunder Methanesulfonic acid.
=670  \\$aCarey's organic chem.:$bp. 318.
=670  \\$aHackh's chem. dict.
=750  \2$aEthyl Methanesulfonate$5IEN$0(DNLM)D005020

=LDR  00673cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880363012302441
=005  20120730164403.0
=008  930923||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 93006896 
=035  \\$aCBQ7127NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \\$aQH603.N
=150  \0$aNuclear matrix
=450  \0$aNuclear protein matrix
=450  \0$aNuclear scaffold
=450  \0$aNuclear skeleton
=450  \0$aNucleoskeleton
=550  \0$wg$aCell nuclei
=550  \0$wg$aNonhistone chromosomal proteins
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 92-126896: Zbarski�i, I.B. Skeletnye struktury kletochnogo �i�adra, 1991.
=670  \\$aMEDLARS.
=750  \2$aNuclear Matrix$5IEN$0(DNLM)D015530

=LDR  00752cz  a2200241n  4500
=001  9880363012402441
=005  20150406094434.0
=008  930922||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 93006882 
=035  \\$aCBQ7114LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=150  \\$aFacial motor nucleus
=450  \\$aFacial nucleus
=450  \\$aMotor nucleus of the facial nerve
=450  \\$aNucleus facialis
=450  \\$aNucleus nervi facialis
=550  \\$wg$aMedulla oblongata
=550  \\$wg$aMotor neurons
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 93-198700: Ne�ironna�i�a organiza�t�si�i�a �i�adra li�t�sevogo nerva, 1992.
=670  \\$aDorland's med. dict.
=670  \\$aStedman's med. dict.
=670  \\$aMEDLARS.
=750  \2$aFacial Nucleus$0(DNLM)D065828$5IEN

=LDR  00774cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880363012502441
=005  20120730164403.0
=008  930922i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\c
=010  \\$ash 93006873 
=035  \\$aCBQ5776LC
=040  \\$aAu$cDLC
=053  \\$aQK495.L52$cBotany
=150  \0$aPachyrhizus
=450  \0$aPachyrrizus
=550  \0$wg$aLegumes
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Sorensen, M. Observations on distribution ecology ... legume genus Pachyrhizus ... 1990.
=670  \\$aMcGraw-Hill encyc. sci. tech.$b(Pachyrrizus)
=670  \\$aMarshall-Cavedish illustrated encyclopedia of plants and earth sciences:$bv. 3, pp. 350, 360.
=670  \\$aHortus 3.
=670  \\$aCAB thes.
=675  \\$aBritannica Micro.;$aBritannica Macro.
=750  \2$aPachyrhizus$5IEN$0(DNLM)D029905

=LDR  00751cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880363012602441
=005  20080324095352.0
=008  930921i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 93006828 
=035  \\$aCBQ5756NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=150  \0$aMyofascial pain syndromes
=450  \0$aMyofascial trigger point pain
=450  \0$aMyofascial trigger points
=450  \0$aTrigger points, Myofascial
=550  \0$wg$aContracture (Pathology)
=550  \0$wg$aPain
=550  \0$wg$aSyndromes
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 93-36499: Diagnosis and comprehensive treatment of myofascial and fibromyalgia syndromes, c1993.
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Myofascial pain syndromes x Trigger points, Myofascial)
=750  \2$aMyofascial Pain Syndromes$0(DNLM)D009209$5IEN

=LDR  00728cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880363012702441
=005  20080316125025.0
=008  930920||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 93006761 
=035  \\$aCBQ5703LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=150  \\$aCalcium-dependent potassium channels
=450  \\$aCalcium-activated potassium channels
=550  \\$wg$aPotassium channels
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 93-36605: Hinrichsen, R.D. Calcium-dependent potassium channels, 1993$b(these channels, first discovered in the membrane of red blood cells, are activated by intracellular calcium and result in the efflux of postassium)
=670  \\$aMEDLARS.
=675  \\$aMESH
=750  \2$aPotassium Channels, Calcium-Activated$0(DNLM)D024681$5IEN

=LDR  00490cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880363012802441
=005  20120730164403.0
=008  930917||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\c
=010  \\$ash 93006725 
=035  \\$aCBQ5670NU
=040  \\$aMnMHCL$cDLC
=150  \0$aNitrophenols
=550  \0$wg$aNitro compounds
=550  \0$wg$aPhenols
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Syracuse Research Corporation. Toxicological profile for nitrophenols, 1992.
=670  \\$aHennepin.
=750  \2$aNitrophenols$5IEN$0(DNLM)D009596

=LDR  01002cz  a2200253n  4500
=001  9880363012902441
=005  20110407142023.0
=008  930916i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 93006719 
=035  \\$aCBQ5665NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aHC79.I5
=150  \\$aGross domestic product
=450  \\$aDomestic product, Gross
=450  \\$aG.D.P.$5IEN
=450  \\$aGDP
=550  \\$wg$aGross national product
=670  \\$aHennepin.
=670  \\$aAm. dict. of economics.
=670  \\$aDict. of economics and commerce.
=670  \\$aPeng. dict. econ.
=680  \\$iHere are entered works on the total value of goods and services produced by a national economy over a specified time period, exclusive of net income from abroad. Works on the total value of goods and services produced by a national economy including income from abroad are entered under$aGross national product.
=681  \\$iNote under$aGross national product
=750  \2$aGross Domestic Product$0(DNLM)D059066$5IEN

=LDR  00660cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880363013002441
=005  20120730164403.0
=008  930916||\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\c
=010  \\$ash 93006704 
=035  \\$aCBQ5651NU
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh 93006704
=040  \\$aMnMHCL$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQA9.64
=150  \\$aFuzzy logic
=450  \\$aNonlinear logic
=550  \\$wg$aFuzzy mathematics
=550  \\$wg$aLogic, Symbolic and mathematical
=550  \\$aFuzzy systems
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Kosko, B. Fuzzy thinking : the new science of fuzzy logic, 19
=670  \\$aHennepin.
=670  \\$aMath. subj. classif.
=750  \2$aFuzzy Logic$5IEN$0(DNLM)D017143

=LDR  00387cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880363013102441
=005  20050309103650.0
=008  930915||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 93006663 
=035  \\$aCBQ5614LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \0$aQP702.H45
=150  \\$aHexosamines
=550  \\$wg$aAmino sugars
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Hexosamines)
=750  \2$aHexosamines$0(DNLM)D006595$5IEN

=LDR  00365cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880363013202441
=005  20120730164403.0
=008  930915||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 93006657 
=035  \\$aCBQ5608NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=150  \0$aMucoproteins
=550  \0$wg$aGlycoproteins
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Mucoproteins)
=750  \2$aMucoproteins$5IEN$0(DNLM)D009088

=LDR  00680cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880363013302441
=005  20120730164403.0
=008  930913i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 93006573 
=035  \\$aCBQ5531NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=150  \0$aCell transplantation
=450  \0$aCells$xTransplantation
=450  \0$aCellular transplantation
=550  \0$wg$aTransplantation of organs, tissues, etc.
=550  \0$aCellular therapy
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 93-660087: Cell transplantation, c1992.
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Cells--transplantation)
=670  \\$aMedline, 1990-1993.
=675  \\$aHerrmann's cell biology, 1989
=750  \2$aCell Transplantation$5IEN$0(DNLM)D017690

=LDR  00659cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880363013402441
=005  20120730164403.0
=008  930913i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 93006562 
=035  \\$aCBQ5522NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aThiosemicarbazones
=550  \\$wg$aAmines
=550  \\$wg$aOrganosulfur compounds
=550  \\$wg$aPhenols
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 92170752: Potopal�ski�i, A.I. Protivovirusny�i, Protivoopukholevy�i i antile�ikozny�i preparat izatizon, 1991.
=670  \\$aMeSH browser, June 5, 2007$b(Thiosemicarbazones)
=670  \\$aStedman's med. dict.
=750  \2$aThiosemicarbazones$5IEN$0(DNLM)D013882

=LDR  00633cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880363013502441
=005  20120730164402.0
=008  930913||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 93006561 
=035  \\$aCBQ5521NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \\$aRM666.M514
=150  \0$aMethisazone
=450  \0$aIzatizon
=550  \0$wg$aAntineoplastic agents
=550  \0$wg$aAntiviral agents
=550  \0$wg$aThiosemicarbazones
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 92-170752: Potopal�ski�i, A.I. Protivovirusny�i, protivoopukholevy�i i antile�ikozny�i preparat izatizon, 1991.
=670  \\$aMESH.
=750  \2$aMethisazone$5IEN$0(DNLM)D008720

=LDR  00629cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880363013602441
=005  20120730164402.0
=008  930908i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 93006440 
=035  \\$aCBQ5409NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \\$aBF724.3.B55
=150  \0$aBody image in adolescence
=550  \0$wg$aAdolescent psychology
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 93-31778: Beckelman, L. Body blues, c1994.
=750  \2$81$wb$aBody Image$5IEN$0(DNLM)D001828
=750  \2$81$wb$aAdolescent$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000293
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aBody Image$iand$aAdolescent$5IEN

=LDR  00829cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880363013702441
=005  20120730164402.0
=008  930908i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 93006438 
=035  \\$aCBQ5407NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=150  \0$aAIDS dementia complex
=450  \0$aADC (Disease)
=450  \0$aHIV cognitive-motor complex
=450  \0$aHIV dementia
=550  \0$wg$aAIDS (Disease)$xComplications
=550  \0$wg$aDementia
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 93-36006: HIV, AIDS, and the brain, c1993$b(variously termed the AIDS Dementia Complex (ADC), HIV cognitive-motor complex, HIV dementia, and in children, HIV encephalopathy)
=670  \\$aMESH$b(AIDS Dementia Complex x AIDS encephalopathy, HIV dementia, HIV encephalopathy)
=670  \\$aMedline, 9/2/93.
=750  \2$aAIDS Dementia Complex$5IEN$0(DNLM)D015526

=LDR  01067cz  a2200277n  4500
=001  9880363013802441
=005  20120730164402.0
=008  930907i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 93006407 
=035  \\$aCBQ5378NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \\$aBF637.S38
=150  \0$aSelf-efficacy
=450  \0$aEfficacy expectations
=450  \0$aExpectancies of self-efficacy
=450  \0$aExpectations of self-efficacy
=450  \0$aSelf-efficacy expectancies
=450  \0$aSelf-efficacy expectations
=550  \0$wg$aPsychology, Applied
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 93-36200: Null, G. Change your life now, 1993.
=670  \\$aThes. psych. index terms$b(Self efficacy x Efficacy expectations)
=670  \\$aRathus, S.A. Psych., 1993$b(Self-efficacy expectancies; self-efficacy expectations)
=670  \\$aSelf-efficacy, c1992$b(Self-efficacy; self-efficacy expectancies)
=675  \\$aHennepin
=680  \\$iHere are entered works on the belief that people can bring about desired changes through their own efforts.
=750  \2$aSelf Efficacy$5IEN-M$0(DNLM)D020377

=LDR  00523cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880363013902441
=005  20090422095516.0
=008  930902||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 93006340 
=035  \\$aCBQ5318LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=150  \0$aBronchioles
=450  \0$aBronchioli
=550  \0$wg$aBronchi
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 93-36029: Diseases of the bronchioles, c1994.
=670  \\$aIntl. dict. med. biol.$b(bronchioles, bronchioli)
=670  \\$aDorland's med. dict.
=750  \2$aBronchioles$0(DNLM)D055745$5IEN

=LDR  00311cz  a2200121n  4500
=001  9880363014002441
=005  20120730164402.0
=008  930831i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|n\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 93006261 
=035  \\$aCBQ5251NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \0$aThalamus$xDiseases
=750  \2$aThalamic Diseases$5IEN$0(DNLM)D013786

=LDR  00819cz  a2200241n  4500
=001  9880363014102441
=005  20120730164402.0
=008  930831i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 93006259 
=035  \\$aCBQ5249LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \0$aRC394.F37
=150  \\$aFatal familial insomnia
=550  \\$wg$aGenetic disorders
=550  \\$wg$aInsomnia
=550  \\$wg$aPrion diseases
=550  \\$wg$aThalamus$xDiseases
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 93-21111: Fatal familial insomnia, c1994.
=670  \\$aMESH:$bsee Prion diseases (Insomnia, Fatal Familial)
=670  \\$aPetersen, R.B., et al., Science:$bOct. 30, 1992, pp. 806-8.
=670  \\$aPetersen, R.B., et al., Neurology:$bOct. 1992, pp. 1859-63.
=675  \\$aDorland's med. dict.;$aICD-9-CM
=750  \2$aInsomnia, Fatal Familial$5IEN$0(DNLM)D034062

=LDR  00322cz  a2200121n  4500
=001  9880363014202441
=005  20120518111702.0
=008  930907i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|n\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 93006396 
=035  \\$aCBQ3756LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=150  \\$aTrigeminal nerve$xDiseases
=750  \2$aTrigeminal Nerve Diseases$0(DNLM)D020433$5IEN

=LDR  00704cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880363014302441
=005  20120730164402.0
=008  930825i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 93006171 
=035  \\$aCBQ3738LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aSertraline
=450  \\$aZoloft (Trademark)
=550  \\$wg$aAntidepressants
=550  \\$wg$aSerotonin uptake inhibitors
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 93-31970: Sertraline in the treatment of depression, 1993.
=670  \\$aUSAN/USP.
=670  \\$aPDR, 1993$b(Sertraline; Zoloft)
=670  \\$aMESH suppl. chem.$b(Sertraline)
=675  \\$aMESH;$aMerck;$aElks & Ganellin. Dict. of drugs, 1990;$aPDR, 1987
=750  \2$aSertraline$5IEN-M$0(DNLM)D020280

=LDR  00637cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880363014402441
=005  20060508123303.0
=008  930331||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 93001848 
=035  \\$aCBP2812NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=150  \0$aDesmopressin
=450  \0$aDDAVP (Drug)
=550  \0$wg$aHemostatics
=550  \0$wg$aVasopressin
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 93-13097: Desmopressin in bleeding disorders, c1993.
=670  \\$aMerck.
=670  \\$aUSAN/USP.
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Desmopressin x DDAVP, Deamino arginine vasopressin, Vasopressin, Deamino arginine)
=750  \2$aDeamino Arginine Vasopressin$0(DNLM)D003894$5IEN

=LDR  00702cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880363014502441
=005  20120730164358.0
=008  030818i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 93001828 
=035  \\$aCBP2796NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aBone remodeling
=450  \\$aRemodeling, Bone
=550  \\$wg$aBones$xMetabolism
=550  \\$wg$aTissue remodeling
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 93020493: Wolff's law and connective tissue, c1993$b(bone remodeling)
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Bone remodeling)
=670  \\$aFunk & Wagnall's.
=675  \\$aDorland's med. dict.;$aStedman's med. dict.
=681  \\$iExample under reference from$aRemodelling
=750  \2$aBone Remodeling$5IEN$0(DNLM)D016723

=LDR  01046cz  a2200253n  4500
=001  9880363014602441
=005  20120730164358.0
=008  930330i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 93001826 
=035  \\$aCBP2794LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=150  \0$aStiff-man syndrome
=450  \0$aGeneralized muscle rigidity syndrome
=450  \0$aMoersch-Woltmann syndrome
=450  \0$aStiff person syndrome
=550  \0$wg$aMuscle rigidity
=550  \0$wg$aNeuromuscular diseases
=550  \0$wg$aSyndromes
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 93-20530: Motor unit hyperactivity states, 1993$b(Stiff-man syndrome)
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Stiff-man syndrome x Moersch-Woltmann syndrome)
=670  \\$aDorland's med. dict.
=670  \\$aJablonski dict. syndromes$b(stiff man syndrome. Synonyms: Moersch-Woltman syndrome, generalized muscle rigidity syndrome, stiff person syndrome)
=670  \\$aIntl. dict. med. biol.$b(Syndrome: stiff-man syndrome. Also called Moersch-Woltman syndrome, contracture syndrome)
=750  \2$aStiff-Person Syndrome$5IEN$0(DNLM)D016750

=LDR  02109cz  a2200241n  4500
=001  9880363014702441
=005  20250214143837.0
=008  930325i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 93001720
=035  \\$aCBP2701NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aE99.E7
=150  \0$aInuit
=450  \0$aInnuit
=450  \0$aInupik
=550  \0$wg$aEskimos
=670  \\$aCanadian Subject Headings, 1992:$bp. 200 (Eskimos: The Eskimo are a native people of the Arctic regions ... The natives of Canada, North Alaska and Greenland speak a language they call Inuktitut or Inupik, in which they refer to themselves as Inuit. The natives of West and South Alaska and Siberia speak Yupik and call themselves in that language Yuit)
=670  \\$aHennepin.
=670  \\$aMcMillan, A. Native peoples and cultures of Canada, 1988:$bp. 1 (Since the 1970s the term "Inuit" has almost totally replaced the earlier use of "Eskimo." The term "Inuit" is preferred by the natives of arctic Canada)
=670  \\$aRandom House:$bunder Eskimo (The name Inuit, by which the native people of the Arctic from northern Alaska to western Greenland call themselves, has largely supplanted Eskimo in Canada and is used officially by the Canadian government. Many Inuit consider Eskimo derogatory, in part because the word was, erroneously, long thought to mean literally "eater of raw meat." Inuit has also come to be used in a wider sense, to name all people traditionally called Eskimo, regardless of local self-designations. Nonetheless, Eskimo continues in use in all parts of the world, especially in historical and archaeological contexts and in reference to the people as a cultural and linguistic unity)
=680  \\$iHere are entered works limited to the indigenous Arctic peoples of Greenland, Canada, and northern Alaska. Works discussing collectively the Inuit peoples and the related Eskimo peoples of southern and western Alaska and adjacent regions of Siberia, or works for which the individual group cannot be identified, are entered under$aEskimos.
=681  \\$iNote under$aEskimos
=750  \2$aInuit$5IEN$0(DNLM)D004930

=LDR  00667cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880363014802441
=005  20120730164358.0
=008  930324||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 93001667 
=035  \\$aCBP2656NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \\$aRM666.C5215
=150  \0$aChloroquine
=550  \0$wg$aAntimalarials
=550  \0$wg$aQuinoline
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 92-169669: Got�o, T. Japan's dark side to progress : the struggle for justice for pharmaceutical victims of Japan's post war economic boom, 1991.
=670  \\$aMerck.
=670  \\$aChem. abst.$b(54-05-7)
=670  \\$aUSAN and USP dict. drug names.
=750  \2$aChloroquine$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002738

=LDR  00539cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880363014902441
=005  20120516100701.0
=008  930323i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 93001643 
=035  \\$aCBP2634NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=150  \\$aSolid-phase synthesis
=550  \\$wg$aOrganic compounds$xSynthesis
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 92-251848: Dreef-Tromp, C.M. Solid-phase synthesis of nucleopeptides, 1992.
=670  \\$aLC data base, 3/16/93.
=670  \\$aMEDLARS.
=750  \2$aSolid-Phase Synthesis Techniques$0(DNLM)D060327$5IEN

=LDR  00484cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880363015002441
=005  20070531093727.0
=008  930323i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 93001640 
=035  \\$aCBP2631LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=150  \\$aSolid-phase analysis
=550  \\$wg$aAnalytical biochemistry
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 92-251848: Dreef-Tromp, C.M. Solid-phase synthesis of nucleopeptides, 1992.
=670  \\$aMEDLARS.
=750  \2$aSolid Phase Extraction$0(DNLM)D052616$5IEN

=LDR  01750cz  a2200373n  4500
=001  9880363015102441
=005  20120730164357.0
=008  930322i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 93001610 
=035  \\$aCBP2607NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aBD175.5.M84$cEpistemology
=053  \0$aHM1271$cSocial psychology
=150  \\$aMulticulturalism
=450  \\$aCultural diversity policy
=450  \\$aCultural pluralism$xGovernment policy
=450  \\$aCultural pluralism policy
=450  \\$aEthnic diversity policy
=450  \\$aMulticulturalism$xGovernment policy
=550  \\$wg$aSocial policy
=550  \\$aAnti-racism
=550  \\$aCultural fusion
=550  \\$aCultural pluralism
=550  \\$aEthnicity
=670  \\$aUMI business vocab.$b(Ethnic diversity, use Multiculturalism and pluralism)
=670  \\$aRandom House.
=670  \\$aAm. heritage dict.$b(multicultural)
=670  \\$aERIC thes.$b(Multiculturalism use Cultural pluralism)
=670  \\$aHennepin.
=670  \\$aHirschhorn, B. New York Times words and issues, c1985.
=670  \\$aLC database, March 12, 1993.
=680  \\$iHere are entered works on policies or programs that foster the preservation of different cultural identities, including customs, languages, and beliefs, within a unified society such as a state or nation. Works on the condition in which numerous distinct ethnic, religious, or cultural groups coexist within one society are entered under$aCultural pluralism$iWorks on the blending of elements from two or more cultures, often producing a distinctive successor culture, are entered under$aCultural fusion.
=681  \\$iNotes under$aCultural fusion; Cultural pluralism
=750  \2$aCultural Diversity$5IEN$0(DNLM)D018864

=LDR  00545cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880363015202441
=005  20120730164357.0
=008  930316||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 93001443 
=035  \\$aCBP2462NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=150  \0$aGoserelin
=550  \0$wg$aAntineoplastic agents
=550  \0$wg$aLuteinizing hormone releasing hormone$xAgonists
=550  \0$wg$aPeptides
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 93-114885: Current therapy for prostate cancer ... goserelin ... 1992.
=670  \\$aMESH.
=750  \2$aGoserelin$5IEN$0(DNLM)D017273

=LDR  00667cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880363015302441
=005  20120730164357.0
=008  930315i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 93001389 
=035  \\$aCBP2413NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \\$aRJ504.3
=150  \0$aBrief psychotherapy for teenagers
=550  \0$wg$aAdolescent psychotherapy
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 93-848: Selekman, M.D. Pathways to solutions ... 1993.
=750  \2$81$wb$aPsychotherapy, Brief$5IEN$0(DNLM)D011614
=750  \2$81$wb$aAdolescent$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000293
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aPsychotherapy, Brief$iand$aAdolescent$5IN

=LDR  00707cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880363015402441
=005  20120730164357.0
=008  930311i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 93001286 
=035  \\$aCBP2327NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \0$aOvariectomy
=450  \0$aCastration, Female
=450  \0$aFemale castration
=450  \0$aOophorectomy
=550  \0$wg$aOvaries$xSurgery
=550  \0$wg$aSterilization of women
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 93-7324: Phipps, J.H. Laparoscopic hysterectomy and oophorectomy, 1993.
=670  \\$aMESH$b(ovariectomy x oophorectomy, x castration, female)
=670  \\$aGould med. dict.$b(ovariectomy=oophorectomy)
=750  \2$aOvariectomy$5IEN$0(DNLM)D010052

=LDR  00681cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880363015602441
=005  20120730164357.0
=008  930310i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 93001264 
=035  \\$aCBP2306LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \\$aBF724.3.C
=150  \0$aConcepts in adolescence
=550  \0$wg$aAdolescent psychology
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 91-139663: Claar, A. Die Entwicklung �okonomischer Begriffe im Jugendalter, c1990.
=750  \2$81$wb$aConcept Formation$5IEN$0(DNLM)D003210
=750  \2$81$wb$aAdolescent$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000293
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aConcept Formation$iand$aAdolescent$5IEN

=LDR  00534cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880363015702441
=005  20120730164357.0
=008  930304i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 93001187 
=035  \\$aCBP2255NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \\$aRC489.S45$cPsychotherapy
=150  \\$aSeparation anxiety
=550  \\$wg$aAnxiety
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 93-9866: Quinodoz, J.M. The taming of solitude : separation anxiety in psychoanalysis.
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Anxiety, Separation)
=750  \2$aAnxiety, Separation$5IEN$0(DNLM)D001010

=LDR  00867cz  a2200241n  4500
=001  9880363015802441
=005  20050524075908.0
=008  930303i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 93001158 
=035  \\$aCBP2237NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \0$aRJ420.P58
=150  \\$aLaron dwarfism
=450  \\$aLaron syndrome
=450  \\$aLaron-type dwarfism
=450  \\$aSomatomedin deficiency
=550  \\$wg$aDwarfism, Pituitary
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 93-14660: Lessons from Laron syndrome, 1993$b(Laron-type dwarfism; Laron dwarfism; pathophysiology of IGF-1 deficiency)
=670  \\$aMerck manual:$bp. 991, table.
=670  \\$aStedman's med. dict.:$bunder Dwarfism.
=670  \\$aMedline$b(Laron dwarfism; Laron-type dwarfism; Laron syndrome)
=670  \\$aJablonski's dict. of syndromes and eponymic diseases.
=750  \2$aLaron Syndrome$0(DNLM)D046150$5IEN

=LDR  00656cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880363015902441
=005  20120730164357.0
=008  930303i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 93001150 
=035  \\$aCBP2233NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \\$aBF723.M56
=150  \0$aMotivation (Psychology) in children
=550  \0$wg$aChild psychology
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 85-160636: Emotionalit�at und Motivation im Kindes- und Jugendalter, 1985.
=750  \2$81$wb$aMotivation$5IEN$0(DNLM)D009042
=750  \2$81$wb$aChild$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002648
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aMotivation$iand$aChild$5IEN

=LDR  00464cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880363016002441
=005  20120730164357.0
=008  100517i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|n\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash2010009099
=035  \\$aCBP0440NU
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aEndocrine glands$xCancer
=667  \\$aRecord generated for validation purposes.
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Adrenal and endocrine tumors in children, 1984, c1983
=750  \2$aEndocrine Gland Neoplasms$5IEN$0(DNLM)D004701

=LDR  00658cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880363016102441
=005  20120730164357.0
=008  930308i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 93001234 
=035  \\$aCBN9944NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \\$aBF1729.D4
=150  \0$aAstrology and death
=450  \0$aDeath and astrology
=550  \0$wg$aDeath
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 93-18794: Rowland, E. An astrologer looks at murder and violence, 1993.
=750  \2$81$wb$aAstrology$5IEN$0(DNLM)D001255
=750  \2$81$wb$aDeath$5IEN$0(DNLM)D003643
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aAstrology$iand$aDeath$5IEN

=LDR  00870cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880363016202441
=005  20120730164356.0
=008  930226i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 93001015 
=035  \\$aCBN9833LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aRB43.7$bRB43.8
=150  \\$aMolecular diagnosis
=360  \\$isubdivision$aMolecular diagnosis$iunder individual diseases and types of diseases, e.g.$aCancer--Molecular diagnosis
=360  \\$isubdivision$aMolecular diagnosis$iunder individual diseases, e.g.$aCancer--Molecular diagnosis
=450  \\$aDiagnosis$xMolecular aspects
=450  \\$aMolecular diagnostics
=550  \\$wg$aDiagnosis
=550  \\$wg$aMolecular biology
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 92-43669: Molecular diagnostics, c1993.
=670  \\$aMedline, 1989$b(molecular diagnosis)
=750  \2$aMolecular Diagnostic Techniques$5IEN$0(DNLM)D025202

=LDR  00881cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880363016302441
=005  20091104140315.0
=008  930224i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 93000972 
=035  \\$aCBN9797NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aVolatile organic compounds
=450  \\$aVOCs (Chemicals)
=450  \\$aVolatile organic chemicals
=550  \\$wg$aOrganic compounds
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 93-9751: Chemistry and analysis of volatile organic compounds in the environment, 1993$b(volatile organic compounds, VOCs)
=670  \\$aASTI$b(Volatile organic compounds)
=670  \\$aWATERNET thes.$b(Volatile organic chemicals)
=670  \\$aEnv. reg. gloss.$b(volatile organic compounds, VOC)
=670  \\$aEncyc. env. sci. eng.:$bv. 2, p. 1197 (Volatile organic compounds, VOCs)
=675  \\$aTEST
=750  \2$aVolatile Organic Compounds$0(DNLM)D055549$5IEN

=LDR  00693cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880363016402441
=005  20250211111124.0
=008  930219||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 93000875 
=035  \\$aCBN9712NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \\$aQP552.E95
=150  \0$aExtracellular matrix proteins
=450  \0$aMatrix proteins
=550  \0$wg$aProteins
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 93-7053: Guidebook to the extracellular matrix and adhesion proteins, 1993.
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Extracellular matrix proteins)
=750  \2$aExtracellular Matrix Proteins$5IEN$0(DNLM)D016326
=750  \2$iNarrower mapping$aReelin Protein$0(DNLM)D000091042$4NM$5IEN-M
=930  \\$aLCSH Mapping GN 2025/02/07

=LDR  00462cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880363016502441
=005  20120730164356.0
=008  930216i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\c
=010  \\$ash 93000809 
=035  \\$aCBN7201LC
=040  \\$aCSfA$cDLC
=053  \0$aQK495.A6
=150  \\$aRollinia
=550  \\$wg$aAnnonaceae
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Maas, P.J.M. Rollinia, 1992.
=670  \\$aMabberley, D.J. The plant-book, 1987:$bp. 505.
=750  \2$aRollinia$5IEN$0(DNLM)D031045

=LDR  00704cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880363016602441
=005  20120730164356.0
=008  930205i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 93000555 
=035  \\$aCBN6964NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \\$aBF720.M69$cPsychology
=053  \\$aRJ133$cPhysiology
=150  \0$aMotor ability in infants
=550  \0$wg$aInfants$xDevelopment
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 93-12212: Savelsbergh, G.J.P. The development of coordination in infancy, 1993.
=750  \2$81$wb$aMotor Skills$5IEN$0(DNLM)D009048
=750  \2$81$wb$aInfant$5IEN$0(DNLM)D007223
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aMotor Skills$iand$aInfant$5IEN

=LDR  00672cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880363016702441
=005  20050622135429.0
=008  930126i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\c
=010  \\$ash 93000308 
=035  \\$aCBN6735LC
=040  \\$aDNAL$cDLC
=053  \0$aQK495.R78$cBotany
=150  \\$aAronia
=450  \\$aChokeberry
=550  \\$wg$aRosaceae
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Col�on-Guasp, W. Irradiance and abscisic acid effects on acclimatization of micropropagated Aronia arbutifolia (L.) E11, 1992.
=670  \\$aHortus 3$b(Aronia, Chokeberry, family Rosaceae)
=670  \\$aCAB thesaurus.
=670  \\$aWeb. 3$b(Aronia, Medlar tree)
=750  \2$aPhotinia$0(DNLM)D046936$5IEN

=LDR  00591cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880363016802441
=005  20120730164356.0
=008  930114||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 93000171 
=035  \\$aCBN6613NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \\$aQH450.25
=150  \0$aRNA editing
=450  \0$aEditing, RNA
=450  \0$aMessenger RNA editing
=450  \0$amRNA editing
=550  \0$wg$aGenetic regulation
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 93-6500: RNA editing, c1993.
=670  \\$aMESH$b(RNA editing: a type of post-transcriptional RNA processing)
=750  \2$aRNA Editing$5IEN$0(DNLM)D017393

=LDR  00630cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880363016902441
=005  20120730164356.0
=008  930112||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 93000117 
=035  \\$aCBN5230NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \0$aMethyl chloride
=450  \0$aChloromethane
=550  \0$wg$aOrganochlorine compounds
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 93-2643: Chloromethane, c1993.
=670  \\$aWeb. 3$b(methyl chloride, called also chloromethane)
=670  \\$aHawley chem. dict.
=670  \\$aHackh chem. dict.
=670  \\$aOld catalog heading$b(Methl chloride)
=750  \2$aMethyl Chloride$5IEN$0(DNLM)D008737

=LDR  00470cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880363017002441
=005  20060707080900.0
=008  930112i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 93000102 
=035  \\$aCBN5215LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \0$aQL430.7.P77
=150  \\$aPinctada
=550  \\$wg$aPearl oysters
=670  \\$aSyn. liv. org.:$bv. 1, p. 1114 (Pinctada)
=670  \\$aKaestner invert. zoo.:$bv. 1, p. 382 (Pinctada)
=750  \2$aPinctada$0(DNLM)D049911$5IEN

=LDR  00673cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880363017102441
=005  20180712133849.0
=008  930111i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\c
=010  \\$ash 93000077
=035  \\$aCBN5190NU
=040  \\$aDGPO$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aGeriatricians
=450  \\$aGeriatrists
=550  \\$wg$aPhysicians
=670  \\$aWork cat.: U.S. Cong. House. Select Comm. on Aging. Geriatricians and the senior boom, 1992:$bt.p. (Geriatricians) p. 4 (health practitioners)
=670  \\$aWeb. 3.
=670  \\$aRandom House.
=675  \\$aDorland's med. dict.;$aStedman's med. dict.;$aMESH;$aBiomedical subject headings
=750  \2$aGeriatricians$0(DNLM)D000072219$5IEN

=LDR  01128cz  a2200301n  4500
=001  9880363017202441
=005  20120730164356.0
=008  040809i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 93000062 
=035  \\$aCBN5178NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aRC569.5.M83
=150  \\$aMunchausen syndrome by proxy
=450  \\$aMBPS (Syndrome)
=450  \\$aMeadow syndrome
=450  \\$aMSBP (Syndrome)
=450  \\$aMSP (Syndrome)
=450  \\$aMunchausen abuse
=450  \\$aMunchausen by proxy syndrome
=450  \\$aMunchausen proxy syndrome
=450  \\$aPolle syndrome
=550  \\$wg$aChild abuse
=550  \\$wg$aMunchausen syndrome
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 92048483: Schreier, H.A. Hurting for love : Munchausen proxy syndrome, 1993$b(Munchausen syndrome by proxy, Munchausen by proxy syndrome, MBPS)
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Munchausen syndrome by proxy)
=670  \\$aJablonski's dict. of syndromes$b(MSBP, MSP, Meadow syndrome, Polle syndrome)
=670  \\$aNew Yorker, Aug. 9 & 16, 2004:$bp. 64 (Munchausen syndrome by proxy, Munchausen abuse)
=750  \2$aMunchausen Syndrome by Proxy$5IEN$0(DNLM)D016735

=LDR  01046cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880363017302441
=005  20120730164355.0
=008  930108i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 93000061 
=035  \\$aCBN5177NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \0$aMunchausen syndrome
=450  \0$aHospital-addiction syndrome
=450  \0$aMunchausen's syndrome
=450  \0$aMunchhausen syndrome
=550  \0$wg$aFactitious disorders
=550  \0$wg$aSyndromes
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Munchausen syndrome x Hospital-addiction syndrome)
=670  \\$aDorland's med. dict.$b(Syndrome: Munchausen's s.: A condition characterized by habitual presentation for hospital treatment of an apparent acute illness, the patient giving a plausible and dramatic history, all of which is false)
=670  \\$aIntl. dict. med. biol.$b(Syndrome: Munchausen syndrome: Although the term is more correctly spelled Munchhausen, almost all current writers use Munchausen)
=670  \\$aRandom House$b(Munchausen syndrome)
=750  \2$aMunchausen Syndrome$5IEN$0(DNLM)D009110

=LDR  00803cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880363017402441
=005  20120730164355.0
=008  930701i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 93000060 
=035  \\$aCBN5176NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRC569.5.F27
=150  \0$aFactitious disorders
=550  \0$wg$aNeuroses
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Factitious disorders)
=670  \\$aDSMIIIR$b(Factitious disorders)
=680  \\$iHere are entered works on disorders characterized by physical or psychological symptoms that are not genuine and which are under voluntary control. Works on simulation of symptoms of illness or injury with the intent to deceive to obtain a goal are entered under$aMalingering.
=681  \\$iNote under$aMalingering
=750  \2$aFactitious Disorders$5IEN$0(DNLM)D005162

=LDR  00570cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880363017502441
=005  20120730164355.0
=008  930107||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 93000043 
=035  \\$aCBN5161NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=150  \0$aRas proteins
=550  \0$wg$aG proteins
=550  \0$wg$aGuanosine triphosphatase
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 92-44952: The Ras superfamily of GTPases, c1993$b(ras proteins)
=670  \\$aCommunication with Richard Rodin, National Cancer Institute. Laboratory of Cellular Oncology)
=750  \2$aras Proteins$5IEN$0(DNLM)D018631

=LDR  00638nz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880363017602441
=005  20000324122807.0
=008  930107||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 93000039 
=035  \\$aCBN5157LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=150  \0$aGTPase-activating protein
=450  \0$aGAP (Protein)
=550  \0$wg$aProteins
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 92-44952: The Ras superfamily of GTPases, c1993$b(GAP)
=670  \\$aMESH. Supplementary chemical records$b(GTPase-activating protein)
=670  \\$aCommunication with Richard Rodin, National Cancer Institute. Laboratory of Cellular Oncology.
=750  \2$aGTPase-Activating Protein$5IEN

=LDR  01355cz  a2200301n  4500
=001  9880363017702441
=005  20120730164355.0
=008  020830i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\c
=010  \\$ash 93000034 
=035  \\$aCBN5153LC
=040  \\$aCSfA$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQL637.9.G94$cZoology
=150  \\$aGymnotiformes
=450  \\$aEels, Gymnotid
=450  \\$aEels, Gymnotiform
=450  \\$aElectric knifefishes
=450  \\$aGymnotid eels
=450  \\$aGymnotiform eels
=450  \\$aGymnotoids
=450  \\$aKnife fishes, South American
=450  \\$aKnifefishes, South American
=450  \\$aSouth American knifefishes
=550  \\$wg$aOsteichthyes
=670  \\$aWork cat.: National Museum of Natural History (U.S.). Catalog of type specimens of recent fishes in the National Museum of Natural History, Smithsonian Institution. 4, Gonorynchiformes, Gymnotiformes, and Siluriformes (Teleostei: Ostariophysi), 1992.
=670  \\$aEschmeyer, W.N. Catalog of the genera of recent fishes, 1990:$bp. 454 (Gymnotiformes, order of fishes within the class Osteichthyes)
=670  \\$aNelson, J.S. Fishes of the world, 1994:$bp. 173 (Gymnotiformes, commonly called South American knifefishes)
=670  \\$aEncyc. of fishes, 1998:$bp. 111 (Gymnotiformes, Electric knifefishes, Gymnotoids, group of 85 species)
=750  \2$aGymnotiformes$5IEN$0(DNLM)D023702

=LDR  01098cz  a2200289n  4500
=001  9880363017802441
=005  20120730164355.0
=008  930107i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\c
=010  \\$ash 93000033 
=035  \\$aCBN5152LC
=040  \\$aCSfA$cDLC
=053  \0$aQK495.C24
=150  \\$aLychnis
=450  \\$aCampions
=450  \\$aCatchflies
=450  \\$aCoronaria
=450  \\$aViscaria
=550  \\$wg$aCaryophyllaceae
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Biere, A. Phenotypic variation in Lychnis flos-cuculi, 1991.
=670  \\$aHortus 3:$bp. 687 (Lychnis, Coronaria, Viscaria, Campion, Catchfly)
=670  \\$aMabberley, D.J. The plant-book, 1987:$bp. 345.
=670  \\$aThe practical encyc. of gardening, horticulture and landscape design in dict. form, 1942:$bp. 466.
=670  \\$aBailey, L.H. Cyclopedia of American horticulture, 1906:$bpp. 954-956.
=670  \\$aSunset new western garden book, 1979:$bp. 358.
=670  \\$aWeb. 3$b(Lychnis)
=670  \\$aRandom House$b(catchfly, n.p. flies, any of various plants, esp. of the genera Silene and Lychnis)
=750  \2$aLychnis$5IEN$0(DNLM)D031244

=LDR  00621cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880363017902441
=005  20120730164355.0
=008  931004||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 93000028 
=035  \\$aCBN5147NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQP609.G83
=150  \0$aGuanosine triphosphate
=450  \0$aGTP (Biochemistry)
=450  \0$aGuanosinetriphosphate
=550  \0$wg$aPhosphates
=550  \0$wg$aPurine nucleotides
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 92-44952: The Ras superfamily of GTPases, c1993.
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Guanosine triphosphate x GTP)
=750  \2$aGuanosine Triphosphate$5IEN$0(DNLM)D006160

=LDR  00741cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880363018002441
=005  20120730164355.0
=008  930107||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 93000026 
=035  \\$aCBN5145NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \0$aGuanosine triphosphatase
=450  \0$aGTP phosphohydrolase
=450  \0$aGTPase
=450  \0$aGuanosine triphosphate phosphohydrolase
=450  \0$aGuanosinetriphosphatase
=550  \0$wg$aPhosphatases
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 92-44952: The Ras superfamily of GTPases, c1993.
=670  \\$aMESH$b(GTP phosphohydrolase x GTPase, Guanosine triphosphate phosphohydrolase, Guanosinetriphosphatase)
=675  \\$aEnzyme nomenclature
=750  \2$aGTP Phosphohydrolases$5IEN$0(DNLM)D020558

=LDR  00601cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880363018102441
=005  20120730164355.0
=008  930105i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 93000015 
=035  \\$aCBN5134NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aEgo (Psychology) in adolescence
=550  \\$wg$aAdolescent psychology
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 92-47428: Discussions on ego identity, c1993.
=750  \2$81$wb$aEgo$5IEN$0(DNLM)D004532
=750  \2$81$wb$aAdolescent$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000293
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aEgo$iand$aAdolescent$5IEN

=LDR  00598cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880363018202441
=005  20120730164355.0
=008  930105||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 93000011 
=035  \\$aCBN5131NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRM666.V49
=150  \0$aVerapamil
=550  \0$wg$aCalcium$xAntagonists
=550  \0$wg$aCardiovascular agents
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 92-205909: Verapamil-- a cardioprotective strategy : ... Int. Symp., Calcium Antagonists in Cardiovascular Care, Basle, Switzerland, Feb. 13, 1991.
=670  \\$aMESH.
=750  \2$aVerapamil$5IEN$0(DNLM)D014700

=LDR  00639cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362978202441
=005  20060630084449.0
=008  021101i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash2002008720
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC
=053  \0$aQP752.C37
=150  \\$aCeramides
=550  \\$wg$aGlycosphingolipids
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 2002040693: Futerman, A.H. Ceramide signaling, 2003.
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Ceramides)
=670  \\$aDict. of biochemistry and molecular biology.
=670  \\$aOnline medical dictionary, Nov. 5, 2002$b(Ceramide: an Nacyl sphingosine, the lipid moiety of glycosphingolipids)
=750  \2$aCeramides$0(DNLM)D002518$5IEN-M

=LDR  00696cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362978302441
=005  20050407113525.0
=008  021001i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\c
=010  \\$ash2002010426
=040  \\$aWaU$beng$cDLC
=053  \0$aQR99.7.N67
=150  \\$aAphanizomenon
=550  \\$wg$aNostocaceae
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Williams, C.R. Molecular systematics of the genera Microcystis, Anabaena, and Aphanizomenon of the cyanobacteria, 2002:$babstr. (Aphanizomenon, Family Nostocaceae, Order Nostocales)
=670  \\$aITIS, Sept. 30, 2002$b(Aphanizomenon Morren, 1888 Ex Bornet and Flahault. Current standing: valid. Family Nostocaceae, Order Nostocales)
=750  \2$aAphanizomenon$0(DNLM)D046890$5IEN

=LDR  00750cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362978402441
=005  20120730164524.0
=008  021008i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash2002008674
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC
=053  \0$aQH212.M84
=150  \\$aMultiphoton excitation microscopy
=550  \\$wg$aMicroscopy
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 2002036610: Selected papers on multiphoton excitation microscopy, c2002.
=670  \\$aINSPEC on FirstSearch, Oct. 8, 2002$b(multiphoton excitation microscopy)
=670  \\$aASTI on FirstSearch, Oct. 8, 2002$b(multiphoton excitation microscopy)
=670  \\$aAltaVista, Oct. 8, 2002$b(multiphoton excitation microscopy)
=675  \\$aMESH
=750  \2$aMicroscopy, Fluorescence, Multiphoton$5IEN$0(DNLM)D036641

=LDR  00836cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362978502441
=005  20120730164524.0
=008  021107i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash2002008734
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC
=053  \0$aQP603.I54
=150  \\$aIMP dehydrogenase
=450  \\$aInosinate dehydrogenase
=450  \\$aInosine monophosphate dehydrogenase
=450  \\$aInosinic acid dehydrogenase
=550  \\$wg$aDehydrogenases
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 2002035645: Inosine monophosphate dehydrogenase : a major therapeutic target, 2003.
=670  \\$aIUBMB Enzyme Nomenclature via WWW, Oct. 4, 2002$b(EC 1.1.1.205: IMP dehydrogenase; other names: inosinate dehydrogenase, inosine monophosphate dehydrogenase, inosinic acid dehydrogenase)
=670  \\$aMESH$b(IMP Dehydrogenase)
=750  \2$aIMP Dehydrogenase$5IEN$0(DNLM)D007168

=LDR  00686cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362978602441
=005  20060610141352.0
=008  020916i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash2002000839
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC
=053  \0$aQP613.G8
=150  \\$aGuanylate cyclase
=450  \\$aGuanyl cyclase
=450  \\$aGuanylyl cyclase
=550  \\$wg$aLyases
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 2002283009: Guanylate cyclase, c2002.
=670  \\$aNomenclature Comm. of the International Union of Biochemistry and Molecular Biology. Enzyme nomenclature, WWW site, Sept. 16, 2002$b(E.C. 4.6.1.2)
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Guanylate Cyclase x Guanyl Cyclase)
=750  \2$aGuanylate Cyclase$0(DNLM)D006162$5IEN

=LDR  00776cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362978702441
=005  20190711130349.0
=008  020814i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\c
=010  \\$ash2002009419
=040  \\$aArU$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aComoviridae
=550  \\$wg$aPlant viruses
=550  \\$wg$aRNA viruses
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Plant viruses online: descriptions and lists from the VIDE database, June 10, 2002$b(Nepovirus: Comoviridae)
=670  \\$aInternational Committee on Taxonomy of Viruses. Virus Taxonomy ... 2000$bp. 697-700 (family Comoviridae includes the genii Nepovirus, Comovirus, and Fabavirus)
=670  \\$aNCBI taxonomy browser, June 26, 2002$b(family Comoviridae is within the class of ssRNA positive-strand viruses)
=750  \2$aSecoviridae$0(DNLM)D019180$5IEN

=LDR  00956cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362978802441
=005  20120730164524.0
=008  020814i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\c
=010  \\$ash2002009418
=040  \\$aArU$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aNepoviruses
=450  \\$aNepovirus
=550  \\$wg$aComoviridae
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Troxell, S.J. Tobacco ringspot virus in blackberry, 2001:$bp. 2 (Nepoviruses)
=670  \\$aPlant viruses online: descriptions and lists from the VIDE database, June 10, 2002$b(Nepovirus: Comoviridae)
=670  \\$aInternational Committee on Taxonomy of Viruses. Virus Taxonomy ... 2000:$bp. 697-700 (genus Nepovirus, in the family Comoviridae)
=670  \\$aMeSH browser, Apr. 26, 2007$b(Nepovirus. Scope note: A genus of polyhedral plant viruses of the family Comoviridae causing ringspots and spotting on leaves or sometimes sumptomless infection. Tobacco ringspot virus is the type species.)
=750  \2$aNepovirus$5IEN$0(DNLM)D017860

=LDR  01090cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362978902441
=005  20120730164524.0
=008  021023i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash2002008729
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC
=053  \0$aQP609.P35
=150  \\$aParaoxonase
=450  \\$aAromatic esterase
=450  \\$aArylesterase
=550  \\$wg$aEsterases
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 2002034116: Paraoxonase (PON1) in health and disease : basic and clinical aspects, c2002:$bCIP galley (Paraoxonase is one of the best characterized enzyme or gene products that toxicologists think plays a role in toxic response to the effects of environmental diseases such as cancer, Parkinson's, cardiovascular and autoimmune diseases and autism or other developmental disorders.)
=670  \\$aIUBMB Enzyme Nomenclature via www, Sept. 24, 2002:$bEC3.1.1.2 (common name: arylesterase; other names: A-esterase, paraoxonase; aromatic esterase)
=670  \\$aAlltheweb search, Sept. 26, 2002$b(more hits on paraoxonase than arylesterase)
=675  \\$aMESH
=750  \2$aAryldialkylphosphatase$5IEN$0(DNLM)D043303

=LDR  00493cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362979002441
=005  20120730164524.0
=008  030109i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash2002009902
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQL638.E34$cZoology
=150  \\$aElectrophorus (Fish)
=450  \\$wnne$aElectrophorus
=550  \\$wg$aElectrophoridae
=670  \\$aITIS database search, Aug. 30, 2002$b(Electrophorus, genus, Family Electrophoridae)
=750  \2$aElectrophorus$5IEN$0(DNLM)D004593

=LDR  01236cz  a2200301n  4500
=001  9880362979102441
=005  20120730164524.0
=008  021010i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash2002004593
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC
=053  \0$aQK495.L72$cBotany
=150  \\$aOphiopogon
=450  \\$aLily turfs
=450  \\$aLilyturfs
=450  \\$aMondo grasses
=550  \\$wg$aLiliaceae
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 2002020492: Ko, R.K.M. Shengmai san, 2002:$bCIP galley (... Radix ophiopogonis)
=670  \\$aWeb. 3$b(Lilyturf: a plant of either Liriope or Ophiopogon genera)
=670  \\$aHortus 3$b(Ophopogon; Mondo; Lilyturf; Mondo grass)
=670  \\$aSPN$b(Ophiopogon; Mondo)
=670  \\$aDict. flow. ferns$b(Ophiopogon)
=670  \\$aHowes, F.N. Dict. of useful and eveyday plants ... 1974$b(Ophiopogon)
=670  \\$aPLANTS database, via WWW, May 21, 2002$b(Ophiopogon; family=Liliaceae)
=670  \\$aITIS, via WWW, May 21, 2002$b(Ophiopogon; family=Liliaceae)
=670  \\$aAGRICOLA, via 1stsearch, May 22, 2002$b(identifier: Ophiopogon)
=670  \\$aOphiopogon WWW site, May 21, 2002$b(commonly known as Lily turfs)
=670  \\$aLC database, May 22, 2002$b(hdg.: Ophiopogon)
=750  \2$aOphiopogon$5IEN$0(DNLM)D031441

=LDR  00851cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362979202441
=005  20120730164524.0
=008  021010i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash2002000834
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aRM666.P823
=150  \\$aPravastatin
=450  \\$aEptastatin
=450  \\$aPravachol (Trademark)
=550  \\$wg$aNaphthalene
=550  \\$wg$aStatins (Cardiovascular agents)
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 2002034615: Pravastatin sodium-- :  over 10 years of experience : a worldwide review of clinical articles from the scientific literature, 2002.
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Pravastatin x Eptastatin)
=670  \\$aAHFS Drug info, 1996:$bp. 1263 (Pravastatin sodium, Eptastatin sodium. Pravastatin is a mevinic acid-derivative antilipemic agent. Available as Pravachol, Squibb.)
=750  \2$aPravastatin$5IEN$0(DNLM)D017035

=LDR  00914cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362979302441
=005  20120730164524.0
=008  020802i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\c
=010  \\$ash2002009521
=040  \\$aDGPO$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aPyridostigmine bromide
=450  \\$aPB (Drug)
=550  \\$wg$aBromides
=550  \\$wg$aCholinesterase inhibitors
=550  \\$wg$aPyridinium compounds
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=670  \\$aMESH$b(Pyridostigmine Bromide, a cholinesterase inhibitor)
=670  \\$aAHFS Drug info., 1996:$bp. 824 (Pyridostigmine bromide: an anticholinesterase agent)
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=450  \\$aMantises
=450  \\$aMantoidea
=450  \\$aSoothsayers (Insects)
=550  \\$wg$aInsects
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 2001004847: Hipp, A. Orchid mantises, 2003.
=670  \\$aNMNH [Smithsonian] world list of terrestrial arthropod families WWW site, Sept. 26, 2001$b(order Mantodea, class Insecta)
=670  \\$aPhone call to S. Miller, chair, Smithsonian Dept. of Entomology. Sept. 26, 2001$b(order Mantodea; Smithsonian follows classification in CSIRO's Insects of Australia, the most scholarly modern source)
=670  \\$aInsects of Australia, c1991:$bv. 1, p. 348 (mantids; originally classified as family in order Orthoptera, or combined with Blattodea in Dictyoptera; Mantodea now more generally regarded as separate order)
=670  \\$aIndex to organism names WWW site, Sept. 25, 2001$b(order Dictyoptera, suborder Mantodea)
=670  \\$aNomina insecta nearctica WWW site, Sept. 25, 2001$b(class Insecta, subclass Dicondylia, infraclass Pterygota, division Neoptera, subdivision Dictyoptera, order Mantodea)
=670  \\$aIntegrated toxonomic information sytems WWW site, Sept. 25, 2001$b(order Dictyoptera, family Mantidae [Mantodea not mentioned])
=670  \\$aa Borror insects, c1989:$bp. 227 (order Mantodea, mantids, contains 8 families, most tropical; alternate classification as part of order Orthoptera or Dictyoptera)
=670  \\$aArnett Am. insects, 2000:$bp. 189 (order Dictyoptera, mantids and cockroaches; suborder Mantodea)
=670  \\$aBrues classif. insects, 1954:$bp. 84 (order Orthoptera, suborder Manteodea; alt. spellings Mantoidea, Mantodea)
=670  \\$aLC data base, Sept. 25, 2001$b(mantises; mantids or soothsayers; Mantodea)
=670  \\$aRandom House dict.$b(mantis, pl. -tises, -tes; also mantid)
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=450  \\$aPSA (Antigen)
=550  \\$wg$aTumor antigens
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=670  \\$aMESH.
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=450  \\$aCare of souls
=450  \\$aCure of souls
=550  \\$wg$aChurch work
=550  \\$aPastoral counseling
=550  \\$aPastoral theology
=670  \\$aDict. of pastoral care, 1987:$bunder Pastoral care, nature of (Pastoral care is that aspect of the ministry of the Church which is concerned with the well-being of individuals and of communities. Pastoral care is to be distinguished from pastoral counseling, although it may include it, and from pastoral theology or practical theology, which are its theoretical counterparts.)
=670  \\$aDict. of pastoral care and counseling, 1990$b(pastoral care and counseling: discusses distinction between pastoral care and pastoral counseling; "In earlier ... pastoral literature care and counseling were often used synonymously; their gradual distinction no doubt reflects the emergence of pastoral counseling as a specialized ministry")
=670  \\$aMcKim, D. Westminster dict. of theological terms, 1996.
=750  \2$aPastoral Care$5IEN$0(DNLM)D010327

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=053  \0$aRJ505.S75$cChild psychotherapy
=150  \\$aNarrative therapy
=450  \\$wnne$aStorytelling$xTherapeutic use
=550  \\$wg$aPsychotherapy
=670  \\$aThe C.G. Jung Page, c1999:$bp. 1 (Narrative therapy)
=670  \\$aLC database, Oct. 15, 2001$b(titles: narrative therapy)
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=001  9880362979802441
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=150  \\$aGlycosyltransferase genes
=550  \\$wg$aGenes
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 2001049605: Handbook of glycosyltransferases and related genes, c2002.
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=001  9880362979902441
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=010  \\$ash2001002930
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=450  \\$aMicroarrays, Protein
=450  \\$aPeptide biochips
=450  \\$aPeptide microarrays
=450  \\$aProtein biochips
=550  \\$wg$aBiochips
=550  \\$wg$aImmobilized proteins
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 2001049848: Peptide arrays on membrane supports : synthesis and applications, 2002.
=670  \\$aMEDLINE, Sept. 28, 2001$b(Reverse phase protein microarrays which capture disease progression show activation of pro-survival pathways at the cancer invasion front. Paweletz CP, Charboneau L, Bichsel VE, Simone NL, Chen T, Gillespie JW, Emmert-Buck MR, Roth MJ, Petricoin III EF, Liotta LA. Oncogene. 2001 Apr 12;20(16):1981-9.)
=750  \2$aProtein Array Analysis$5IEN$0(DNLM)D040081

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=001  9880362980002441
=005  20071206124758.0
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=010  \\$ash2001000147
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aHV6432.7
=150  \\$aSeptember 11 Terrorist Attacks, 2001
=410  2\$aPentagon (Va.)$xTerrorist Attack, 2001
=410  2\$aWorld Trade Center (New York, N.Y.)$xTerrorist Attack, 2001
=450  \\$a9/11 Terrorist Attacks, 2001
=450  \\$a911 Terrorist Attacks, 2001
=450  \\$aAttack on America, 2001 (September 11 Terrorist Attacks)
=450  \\$aNine-Eleven Terrorist Attacks, 2001
=450  \\$aPentagon-World Trade Center Terrorist Attacks, 2001
=450  \\$aSept. 11 Terrorist Attacks, 2001
=450  \\$aSeptember 11 Terror Attacks, 2001
=450  \\$aSeptember 11 Terrorism, 2001
=450  \\$aTerrorist Attacks, September 11, 2001
=450  \\$aWorld Trade Center-Pentagon Terrorist Attacks, 2001
=550  \\$wg$aHijacking of aircraft
=550  \\$wg$aTerrorism$zUnited States
=670  \\$aNew York Times, Sept. 12, 2001$b(terrorist attacks; Sept. 11 terrorist attacks)
=670  \\$aNew York Times on the Web, Sept. 12-17, 2001$b(terrorist attacks; attack on America; Sept. 11 terrorist attacks; Sept. 11 terror attacks; Sept. 11 terrorism)
=670  \\$aWashington Post, Sept. 12, 2001$b(terrorist attacks; attack on America; Sept. 11 terrorist attacks)
=670  \\$aNBC News television broadcasts, Sept. 11-17, 2001$b(attack on America)
=670  \\$aAlltheweb search, Oct. 5, 2001$b(911 terrorist attacks; 9/11 terrorist attacks)
=670  \\$aWWW, June 28, 2005$b(Nine-Eleven terrorist attacks)
=680  \\$iHere are entered works on the attacks by terrorists on the World Trade Center in New York City and the Pentagon outside Washington, D.C., using three hijacked commercial jetliners, and on the crash of a fourth hijacked jetliner in a rural area of Pennsylvania on September 11, 2001.
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=LDR  00931cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362980102441
=005  20090608103526.0
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=010  \\$ash2001008175
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh2001008175
=040  \\$aUk$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aPolybrominated diphenyl ethers
=450  \\$aPBDE (Chemicals)
=550  \\$wg$aEthers
=550  \\$wg$aPolybrominated biphenyls
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Proposed EC Directive to ban the use of Pentabromodiphenyl ether (Penta BDE), 2001
=670  \\$aBromine Science and Enviromental Forum WWW Site, 17 Aug. 2001$bAn introduction to brominated flame retardants (Brominated flame retardants, Different types of brominated flame retardants) p. 4 (Penta-BDE (pentabromodiphenyl ether), Deca-BDE (Decabromodiphenyl ether) and Octa-BDE (octabromodiphenyl ether) are all types of PBDEs: Polybrominated diphenyl ethers)
=750  \2$aHalogenated Diphenyl Ethers$0(DNLM)D055768$5IEN

=LDR  02275cz  a2200313n  4500
=001  9880362980202441
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=010  \\$ash2001000580
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=040  \\$aWaU$beng$cDLC
=053  \0$aQK495.V53$cBotany
=150  \\$aViscaceae
=450  \\$aArceuthobiaceae
=450  \\$aBifariaceae
=450  \\$aDendrophthoaceae
=450  \\$aGinalloaceae
=450  \\$aPhoradendraceae
=450  \\$aRazoumofskyaceae
=550  \\$wg$aMistletoes
=550  \\$wg$aSantalales
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Mistletoe : the genus Viscum, c2000:$bp. 1 (Mistletoes belong to the families Loranthaceae and Viscaceae, which both are taxonomically related to each other, and share the order Santalales. The family of Viscaceae has seven genera (Arceuthobium, Dendrophthora, Ginalloa, Korthalsella, Notothixos, Phoradendron, Viscum) and several hundred species world-wide)
=670  \\$aMabberley, D.J. The plant-book, c1997$b(Viscaceae. Dicots - Rosidae - Santalales. Genera: Arceutholobium, Dendrophthora, Ginalloa, Korthalsella, Notothixos, Phoradendron, Viscum. Formerly included in Loranthaceae)
=670  \\$aWatson, L. The families of flowering plants, via WWW, June 13, 2001$b(Viscaceae. Including Arceuthobiaceae, Bifariaceae, Ginalloaceae, Razoumofskyaceae. Species: 450. Genera: Arceuthobium, Dendrophthora, Ginalloa, Korthalsella, Notothixos, Phoradendron, Viscum)
=670  \\$aITIS, via WWW, June 13, 2001$b(Viscaceae. Vernacular name: not available. Rank: Family. Usage: accepted. Order: Santalales)
=670  \\$aFamilies and genera in GRIN, via WWW, June 13, 2001$b(Viscaceae. Type genus: Viscum. Dicot family. Synonyms: Arceuthobiaceae, Bifariaceae, Ginalloaceae, Razoumofskyaceae)
=670  \\$aVascular plant families and genera, via WWW, June 13, 2001$b(Viscaceae. Genera: Arceuthobium, Dendrophthora, Ginalloa, Korthalsella, Notothixos, Phoradendron, Viscum)
=670  \\$aReveal, J.L. Vascular plant family nomenclature, via WWW, June 13, 2001$b(accepted family: Viscaceae Batsch, 1802; synonyms: Arceuthobiaceae Tiegh., 1897; Bifariaceae Nakai, 1952; Dendrophthoaceae Tiegh., 1898; Ginalloaceae Tiegh., 1899; Phoradendraceae H. Karsten, 1860)
=750  \2$aViscaceae$5IEN$0(DNLM)D028163

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=010  \\$ash2001009897
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=040  \\$aArU$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aHazard Analysis and Critical Control Point (Food safety system)
=450  \\$aHACCP (Food safety system)
=550  \\$wg$aFood$xSafety measures
=550  \\$wg$aFood industry and trade$xQuality control
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Howard, L. Considerations for developing a HACCP plan for acidified foods, 2000:$bp. 1 (Hazard Analysis and Critical Control Point (HACCP) techniques are becoming the accepted norm for controlling the safety of foods)
=670  \\$aCorlett, D. HACCP user's manual, 1998:$bp. xiii (Hazard Analysis and Critical Control Point food safety system (HACCP) ... is a scientifically based protocol that is applied directly to the food procurement, production, and distribution process)
=670  \\$aFDA backgrounder via WWW, Sept. 18, 2001$b(HACCP: state-of-the art approach to food safety; Hazard Analysis and Critical Control Point, or HACCP (pronounced hassip); New challenges to the U.S. food supply have prompted FDA to consider adopting a HACCP - based food safety system on a wider basis. HACCP involves 7 principles: 1) Analyze hazards; 2) Identify critical control points; 3) Establish preventive measures with critical limits; 4) Establish monitoring procedures; 5) Establish corrective actions; 6) Establish verification procedures; 7) Establish record keeping)
=750  \2$aHazard Analysis and Critical Control Points$0(DNLM)D064088$5IEN

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=150  \\$aFood$xSafety measures
=750  \2$aFood Safety$0(DNLM)D059022$5IEN

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=001  9880362980502441
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=150  \\$aElectrospray ionization mass spectrometry
=450  \\$aESIMS (Spectrum analysis)
=450  \\$aIonization mass spectrometry, Electrospray
=550  \\$wg$aMass spectrometry
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Gerber, S.A. Direct profiling of multiple enzymes in human cell lysates by affinity chromatography/electrospray ionization mass spectrometry, 2001.
=670  \\$aINSPEC, via WWW, Aug. 31, 2001$b(Electrospray ionization mass spectrometry (ESIMS))
=670  \\$aMESH browser, via WWW, Aug. 31, 2001$b(Spectrometry, Mass, Electrospray Ionization. A mass spectrometry technique used for analysis of nonvolatile compounds such as proteins and macromolecules. The technique involves preparing electrically charged droplets from analyte molecules dissolved in solvent. The electrically charged droplets enter a vacuum chamber where the solvent is evaporated. Evaporation of solvent reduces the droplet size, thereby increasing the coulombic repulsion within the droplet. As the charged droplets get smaller, the excess charge within them causes them to disintegrate and release analyte molecules. The  volatilized analyte molecules are then analyzed by mass spectrometry)
=675  \\$aAcademic Press dict. of sci. and tech., via WWW, Aug. 31, 2001;$aMcGraw-Hill dict. of sci. and tech. terms, c1989
=750  \2$aSpectrometry, Mass, Electrospray Ionization$5IEN$0(DNLM)D021241

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=053  \0$aGV504.6.C44
=150  \\$aTai chi for children
=550  \\$wg$aExercise for children
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 2001043138: Olson, S. Tai Chi for kids, c2001.
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=150  \\$aHypertrophic scars
=450  \\$aScars$xHypertrophy
=550  \\$wg$aHypertrophy
=550  \\$wg$aScars
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Cicatrix, Hypertrophic x Scars, Hypertrophic)
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=LDR  01154cz  a2200241n  4500
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=150  \\$aMultilevel models (Statistics)
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=670  \\$aWork cat.: 00435833: Specification methods for the multilevel model, 2000:$bp. 1 (a regression model for data with a hierarchical structure; synonyms: random coefficient model, hierarchical linear model, mixed effects model, variance component model)
=670  \\$aCompuMath cit. index$b(multilevel model[s])
=670  \\$aLC database, July 18, 2001$b(in titles: multilevel models)
=675  \\$aCRC concise encyc. math.;$aEisenreich. Mathematik;$aEncyc. dict. math.;$aEncyc. math.;$aMath. subj. classif.
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=150  \\$aVeterinary laparoscopic surgery
=550  \\$wg$aLaparoscopic surgery
=550  \\$wg$aVeterinary surgery
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 2001049198: Equine diagnostic and surgical laparoscopy, 2001.
=670  \\$aAltaVista search, July 19, 2001$b(Veterinary laparoscopic surgery)
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=450  \\$aHigh throughput testing (Drug development)
=450  \\$aHRS (Drug development)
=550  \\$wg$aDrug development
=550  \\$wg$aPharmaceutical chemistry
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 2001039417: High throughput screening : methods and protocols, c2002.
=670  \\$aMEDLINE, July 2, 2001$b(High throughput screening: 95 hits related to drug development)
=680  \\$iHere are entered works on large-scale screening of substances for drug activity.
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=550  \\$aFluorspar
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Schroeder, B. Surface modification enhanced semiconductor-on-insulator heteroepitaxy, 2000:$babstr. (The growth of CaF b2 (B on silicon poses few problems and is currently well understood. However, due to a strong chemical reaction and a large difference in surface energies, the growth of silicon on CaF b2 (B presents many challenges.)
=670  \\$aMcGraw-Hill dict. sci. tech. terms, c1989$b(Calcium fluoride, CaF b2 (B. Colorless, cubic crystals that are slightly soluble in water and soluble in ammonium salt solutions; used in etching glass and preparing hydrofluoric acid)
=670  \\$aAcademic Press dict. of sci. and tech., via WWW, July 9, 2001$b(calcium fluoride: Inorganic Chemistry. CaF b2 (B, a colorless to white powder that occurs in nature as fluorite or fluorspar; used in etching glass, lasers, and electronic spectroscopy)
=670  \\$aAmer. Heritage dict. of the Engl. lang., c2000$b(calcium fluoride: a colorless powder, CaF b2 (B, used in emery wheels, carbon electrodes, and cements)
=670  \\$aLC database, July 9, 2001$b(subj. hdgs.: Calcium fluoride; Calcium fluoride crystals)
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=150  \\$aChemical terrorism
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=670  \\$aWork cat.: 2001042680: Super terrorism : biological, chemical, and nuclear, 2001.
=750  \2$aChemical Terrorism$0(DNLM)D051337$5IEN

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=450  \\$aFundus of stomach
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=450  \\$aNissen's operation
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=550  \\$wg$aGastric fundus$xSurgery
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 99163405: Liebermann-Meffert, D. Rudolf Nissen and the world revolution of fundoplication ... c1999$b(fundoplication; Nissen fundoplication)
=670  \\$aMESH$b(fundoplication; x Nissen operation)
=670  \\$aStedman's med. dict.$b(fundoplication; Nissen's operation)
=670  \\$aDorland's med. dict.$b(fundoplication; Nissen fundoplication; Nissen operation)
=750  \2$aFundoplication$5IEN$0(DNLM)D018662

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=040  \\$aUkCU$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aEicosapentaenoic acid
=450  \\$aEPA (Fatty acid)
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=670  \\$aWork cat.: Passwater, R. EPA--marine lipids, c1982:$bp. 1-2 (EPA (eicosapentaenoic acid) ... one of the "Omega-3" fatty acids)
=670  \\$aMESH$b(5,8,11,14,17-Eicosapentaenoic Acid)
=670  \\$aMicrobiology abstracts, via WWW, May 17, 2001$b(eicosapentaenoic acid)
=675  \\$aMacmillan encyc. of chemistry;$aHawley's condensed chem. dict., c1997
=750  \2$aEicosapentaenoic Acid$5IEN$0(DNLM)D015118

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=550  \\$wg$aBurns and scalds
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=550  \\$wg$aSkin$xWounds and injuries
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 2001002692: Gordon, S. Sunburn, c2001.
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Sunburn)
=750  \0$aSunburn$5IEN

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=001  9880362981802441
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=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aSynovitis
=450  \\$aSynovial membranes$xInflammation
=550  \\$wg$aSynovial membranes$xDiseases
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Synovitis)
=670  \\$aDorland's med. dict.$b(synovitis: inflammation of a synovial membrane)
=750  \0$aSynovitis$5IEN-M

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=001  9880362981902441
=005  20120730164515.0
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=053  \0$aQK495.H66$cBotany
=150  \\$aHippocrateaceae
=550  \\$wg$aCelastrales
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Contribui�c�ao ao conhecimento das esp�ecies brasileiras de Hippocrateaceae Juss., 2000:$bp. 21 (the Hippocrateaceae Juss. family; the palinological study of the family confirmed the permanence of the South-American Hippocrateaceae as an independent taxon from Celastraceae)
=670  \\$aIndex nominum genericorum (plantarum), 1979:$bunder Hippocratea (Phan.-Hippocrateaceae)
=670  \\$aWeb. 3$b(hippocrateaceae: a family of tropical shrubs or trees (order Sapindales) having opposite leaves and small 5-parted flowers)
=670  \\$aMabberley, D.J. The plant-book, c1997$b(Hippocrateaceae Juss. = Celastraceae) under Celastraceae (Dicots--Rosidae--Celastrales (incl. Hippocrateaceae))
=670  \\$aVascular plant families and genera, 1992:$bp. 520-521 (Celastraceae; list of genera includes Hippocratea)
=670  \\$aITIS, Nov. 25, 2003$b(Family Hippocrateaceae, Order Celastrales)
=670  \\$aPlants national database, Nov. 25, 2003$b(Family Hippocrateaceae -- Hippocratea family. Order Celastrales)
=750  \2$aHippocrateaceae$5IEN$0(DNLM)D031320

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=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC
=053  \0$aQK495.R85$cBotany
=150  \\$aUncaria
=450  \\$aGambirplants
=550  \\$wg$aRubiaceae
=670  \\$aWeb. 3.
=670  \\$aInd. nom. gen. plant.
=670  \\$aUsher dict. plants.$b(Uncaria 60 spp. tropical vines)
=670  \\$aDict. flow. ferns.
=670  \\$aSPN$b(Uncaria; x Gambirplant)
=670  \\$aITIS database, May 4, 2001$b(Uncaria, genus)
=670  \\$aVascular Plant Families and Genera via WWW, May 4, 2001$b(Uncaria Schreb. in Rubiaceae)
=750  \2$aUncaria$5IEN$0(DNLM)D032070

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=001  9880362982102441
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=035  \\$a(DLC)sh2001006240
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC
=053  \0$aRJ53.P5
=150  \\$aPhysical therapy for infants
=550  \\$wg$aInfants$xDiseases$xTreatment
=750  \2$81$wb$aPhysical Therapy Techniques$5IEN
=750  \2$81$wb$aInfant$5IEN$0(DNLM)D007223
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aPhysical Therapy Techniques$iand$aInfant$5IEN

=LDR  01210cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880362982202441
=005  20140324104708.0
=008  010406i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash2001001843
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh2001001843
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC
=053  \0$aQH212.S28
=150  \\$aScanning electrochemical microscopy
=450  \\$aSECM (Microscopy)
=550  \\$wg$aScanning probe microscopy
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 2001028546: Scanning electrochemical microscopy, 2001.
=670  \\$aASTI$b(Scanning electrochemical microscopy)
=670  \\$aScanning probe microscopy and spectroscopy, c2001:$bp. 443 (Scanning electrochemical microscopy. SECM; invoves measurement of the faradaic current that flows at the tip electrode to deduce information about substrate materials)
=670  \\$aScanning electrochemical microscopy home page, April 5, 2001$b(scanning electrochemical microscopy, SECM; the scanning electrochemical microscope is a scanned probe microscope related to scanning tunneling and atomic force microscopes; distinguised from electrochemical scanning tunneling microscopes)
=675  \\$aRandom House;$aWeb. 3;$aMESH
=750  \2$aMicroscopy, Electrochemical, Scanning$0(DNLM)D064347$5IEN

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=001  9880362982302441
=005  20140106142539.0
=008  010315i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash2001002072
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh2001002072
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aHV2391$bHV2392.2
=150  \\$aHearing impaired infants
=450  \\$aHearing disorders in infants$xPatients
=550  \\$wg$aInfants with disabilities
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 00708893: Hearing impaired infants, 1999.
=750  \2$81$wb$aPersons With Hearing Impairments$5IEN$0(DNLM)D019986
=750  \2$81$wb$aInfant$5IEN$0(DNLM)D007223
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aPersons With Hearing Impairments$iand$aInfant$5IEN

=LDR  01547cz  a2200241n  4500
=001  9880362982402441
=005  20140401142853.0
=008  010317i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\c
=010  \\$ash2001000478
=040  \\$aWaU$beng$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aTA1560
=150  \\$aThree-dimensional imaging
=450  \\$a3-D imaging
=450  \\$a3D imaging
=450  \\$aThree-dimensional imaging systems
=450  \\$aThree-dimensional imaging techniques
=450  \\$aThree-dimensional visualization
=450  \\$aVisualization, Three-dimensional
=550  \\$wg$aImaging systems
=670  \\$aBIOSIS previews, via WebSPIRS, Feb. 23, 2001$b(three-dimensional imaging; three-dimensional (3D) imaging technique; three-dimensional (3-D) imaging techniques; 3-D visualization technique; three-dimensional imaging systems)
=670  \\$aExpanded academic ASAP, Mar. 18, 2001$b(Three-dimensional imaging; Three-dimensional coherence imaging; Three-Dimensional Biomedical Imaging; Three-dimensional phase imaging; Three-Dimensional Direct Imaging; Three-dimensional ultrasound imaging; three-dimensional EPR imaging; 3-D imaging; three-dimensional subsurface imaging technique; three-dimensional seismic imaging; 3D imaging; 3D solid imaging)
=670  \\$aLC database, Mar. 18, 2001$b(ti: three-dimensional imaging; three-dimensional imaging techniques; 3D Imaging; 3-D Digital Imaging; Three-dimensional visualization and display technologies; three-dimensional imaging techniques and display technologies)
=750  \2$aImaging, Three-Dimensional$5IEN$0(DNLM)D021621

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=001  9880362982502441
=005  20120730164514.0
=008  010313i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\c
=010  \\$ash2001004824
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh2001004824
=040  \\$aCaOONL$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aRamipril
=550  \\$wg$aAngiotensin converting enzyme$xInhibitors
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Today's hypertension & renal disease, spring 1999:$bv. 1, no. 1 (subtitle: Time for new treatment standards?) p. 1 ("Ace inhibitors such as ramipril are renoprotective in type diabetic and chronic non-diabetic nephropathies, and in persistent proteinuria.")
=670  \\$aEffects of an Angiotensin-Converting-Enzyme inhibitor, Ramipril, on Death ... WWW site, March 23, 2000.
=670  \\$aPubMed WWW site, March 23, 2000$b(ramipril; angiotensin-converting enzyme or ACE inhibitors)
=670  \\$aR�epertoire de vedettes-mati�ere authorities database, March 23, 2000$b(Established heading: Ramipril. 450 reference from trade name, Vesdil.)
=670  \\$aHealth drug database WWW site, March 23, 2000$b(ramipril; brand: Altace; "ramipril is in a class of drugs called angiotensin-converting-enzyme inhibitors (ACE inhibitors)")
=670  \\$aHealthtouch Online "Altace Capsules" WWW site, March 23, 2000$b(Generic name: ramipril; Possible names for this drug: Altace Capsules, Ramipril Capsules,; "antihypertensive medication"; "This medicine is an ACE inhibitor used to treat high blood pressure. It may also be used to treat congestive heart disease and other conditions as determined by your doctor.")
=675  \\$aWeb. 3
=750  \2$aRamipril$5IEN$0(DNLM)D017257

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=035  \\$a(DLC)sh2001002934
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC
=053  \0$aQP772.P35
=150  \\$aPantothenic acid
=450  \\$aVitamin B 5
=450  \\$aVitamin B5
=550  \\$wg$aVitamin B complex
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 2001274916: Eisenstein, P. Overcoming the pain of inflammatory arthritis, c1997.
=670  \\$aChem. abst.:$bReg. no. 79-83-4.
=670  \\$aChemfinder, March 12, 2001.
=750  \2$aPantothenic Acid$5IEN$0(DNLM)D010205

=LDR  01021cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880362982702441
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=010  \\$ash2001004251
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh2001004251
=040  \\$aMH-EB$beng$cDLC
=053  \0$aQK495.L785$cBotany
=150  \\$aStrychnos
=550  \\$wg$aLoganiaceae
=670  \\$aWork cat: Blume, K.L. Antiaris, translation from Rumphia, 19--:$bleaf 1, 2nd group (Strychnos)
=670  \\$aIndex nominum genericorum (plantarum), 1979$b(Strychnos; Phan.--Loganiaceae)
=670  \\$aMabberley, D.J. The plant-book, c1997$b(Strychnos; Strychnaceae (Loganiaceae s.l.))
=670  \\$aNames in current use for extant plant genera, 1993$b(Strychnos; Dicotyledones; Loganiaceae)
=670  \\$aVascular plant families and genera, Feb. 15, 2001:$bunder list of genera in Loganiaceae (Strychnos)
=670  \\$aWeb. 3$b(strychnos: a large genus of tropical trees and woody tendril-climbing vines (family Loganiaceae))
=750  \2$aStrychnos$5IEN$0(DNLM)D031451

=LDR  00838cz  a2200241n  4500
=001  9880362982802441
=005  20120730164514.0
=008  010221i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\c
=010  \\$ash2001000298
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh2001000298
=040  \\$aMShM$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aTNT (Chemical)
=450  \\$aMethyltrinitrobenzene
=450  \\$aTrinitrotoluene
=450  \\$aTrinitrotoluol
=450  \\$aTrotyl
=550  \\$wg$aExplosives
=550  \\$wg$aOrganonitrogen compounds
=550  \\$wg$aToluene
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Experimental studies on the toxicity and potential dangers of trinitrotoluene (TNT), 1944.
=670  \\$aHazardous chemicals desk reference, 3rd ed., 1993.
=670  \\$aRandom House$b(TNT, also called trinitrotoluene, trinitrotoluol, methyltrinotrobenzene, trotyl)
=750  \2$aTrinitrotoluene$5IEN-M$0(DNLM)D014303

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=001  9880362982902441
=005  20120730164514.0
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=010  \\$ash2001004232
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh2001004232
=040  \\$aMH-EB$beng$cDLC
=053  \0$aQK495.M73$cBotany
=150  \\$aAntiaris
=550  \\$wg$aMoraceae
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Blume, K.L. Antiaris, translation from Rumphia, 19--.
=670  \\$aMabberley, D.J. The plant-book, c1997$b(Antiaris: Phan.-Moraceae)
=670  \\$aNames in current use for extant plant genera, 1993$b(Antiaris; Moraceae)
=670  \\$aHortus 3$b(Antiaris; Moraceae)
=670  \\$aWeb. 3$b(Antiaris: a genus of East Indian trees (family Moraceae); x-ref. to upas; under upas: upas or upas tree: a very large evergreen tree (Antiaris toxicaria))
=750  \2$aAntiaris$5IEN$0(DNLM)D031621

=LDR  00591cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362983002441
=005  20120730164514.0
=008  041214i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\c
=010  \\$ash2001000392
=040  \\$aWaU$beng$cDLC$dWaU
=150  \\$aTranssexual youth
=550  \\$wg$aSexual minority youth
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Social services with transgendered youth, c1999.
=750  \2$81$wb$aTranssexualism$5IEN$0(DNLM)D014189
=750  \2$81$wb$aAdolescent$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000293
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aTranssexualism$iand$aAdolescent$5IEN

=LDR  00907cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880362983102441
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=010  \\$ash2001000379
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh2001000379
=040  \\$aWaU$beng$cDLC
=053  \0$aQK495.S353$cBotany
=150  \\$aKadsura
=550  \\$wg$aSchisandraceae
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Saunders, R.M.K. Monograph of Kadsura (Schisandraceae), c1998.
=670  \\$aFamilies and genera in GRIN, via WWW, Jan. 26, 2001$b(Kadsura. Family: Schisandraceae)
=670  \\$aIndex nominum genericorum (plantarum), via WWW, Jan. 26, 2001$b(Kadsura. Phan.-Schisandraceae)
=670  \\$aNames in current use for extant plant genera, via WWW, Jan. 26, 2001$b(Kadsura (Dicotyledones: Schisandraceae))
=670  \\$aInternational plant name index, via WWW, Jan. 26, 2001.
=675  \\$aITIS, Jan. 26, 2001
=750  \2$aKadsura$5IEN$0(DNLM)D032135

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=001  9880362983202441
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=008  010126i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\c
=010  \\$ash2001000183
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh2001000183
=040  \\$aUkOxU$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aAsphyxia in children
=550  \\$wg$aChildren's accidents
=550  \\$wg$aPediatric respiratory diseases
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Choking risks to children under four from toys and other objects, 1999.
=750  \2$81$wb$aAsphyxia$5IEN$0(DNLM)D001237
=750  \2$81$wb$aChild$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002648
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aAsphyxia$iand$aChild$5IEN

=LDR  00684cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362983302441
=005  20120207151706.0
=008  010106i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash2001002011
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh2001002011
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aBreast milk$xCollection and preservation
=450  \\$aBreast milk$xPreservation
=450  \\$aBreast milk$xStorage
=450  \\$aCollection of breast milk
=450  \\$aPreservation of breast milk
=550  \\$wg$aFood handling
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 00500208: Arnold, L.D.W. Recommendations for collection, storage, and handling of a mother's milk ... 1999.
=750  \2$aBreast Milk Expression$0(DNLM)D061186$5IEN

=LDR  00989cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362983402441
=005  20150501104244.0
=008  001215i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 00009986 
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh 00009986
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC
=053  \0$aHM708$cSociology
=150  \\$aSocial capital (Sociology)
=450  \\$aCapital, Social (Sociology)
=550  \\$wg$aSociology
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 00045284: Social capital : critical perspectives, 2001.
=670  \\$aWilliams, J. The fable of crime as work:$bfootnote, p. 3 ("social capital ... measures the bondedness of an individual to society. Social capital consists of three components : networks for disseminating and obtaining information ... a reward and punishment system, and a system of reciprocal debts and obligations".)
=670  \\$aFirst Search, Social Science Abstracts, Dec. 12, 2000.
=670  \\$aHotBot search engine, Dec. 12, 2000$b("social capital")
=750  \2$aSocial Capital$0(DNLM)D066270$5IEN

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=001  9880362983502441
=005  20070702092438.0
=008  010904i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 00000070 
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQR401.5$cVirology
=150  \\$aLuteoviruses
=450  \\$aLuteovirus (Genus)
=550  \\$wg$aLuteoviridae
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Luteovirus. Scope note: a genus of plant viruses that infects both monocotyledonous and dicotyledonous plants)
=670  \\$aSpringer index of viruses, 2001:$bp. 509 (Luteovirus, genus in family Luteoviridae)
=750  \2$aLuteovirus$0(DNLM)D017793$5IEN

=LDR  01526cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880362983602441
=005  20200821145312.0
=008  001215i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\c
=010  \\$ash 00010142
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh 00010142
=040  \\$aCaAE$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aLissencephaly
=450  \\$aAgyria
=450  \\$aLissencephalia
=550  \\$wg$aBrain$xAbnormalities
=550  \\$wg$aIntellectual disability
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Edelson, M. My journey with Jake : a memoir of parenting and disability, c2000:$bp. 41 (Your son has a rare brain condition called lissencephaly)
=670  \\$aGeneClinics website, Oct. 2000$b(The term lissencephaly (LIS) refers to a "smooth brain" as a result of absent gyration caused by deficient neuronal migration during embryogenesis)
=670  \\$aNational Institute of Neurological Disorders and Stroke website, Oct. 20, 2000$b(NINDS Lissencephaly Information Page: Lissencephaly, which literally means "smooth brain," is a rare brain formation disorder ...)
=670  \\$aInter. dict. med. biol.$b(Agyria: The congenital absence or great reduction in the number of surface convolutions on the cerebral cortex. The total mass of cortical tissue is markedly reduced and as a result affected individuals are severely mentally retarded. Also called lissencephaly, lissencephalia)
=670  \\$aHealthgate online database, Oct. 20, 2000$b(Vallee, R. The role of cytoplasmic dynein in the human brain developmental disease lissencephaly ...)
=750  \2$aLissencephaly$0(DNLM)D054082$5IEN

=LDR  01304cz  a2200265n  4500
=001  9880362983702441
=005  20120730164513.0
=008  001206i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 00009609 
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh 00009609
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aPolyethylene terephthalate
=450  \\$aEthylene terephthalate polymer
=450  \\$aMylar (Trademark)
=450  \\$aPET (Chemical)
=450  \\$aTerephthalic acid-ethylene glycol polymer
=550  \\$wg$aPhthalate esters
=550  \\$wg$aPolyesters
=550  \\$wg$aThermoplastics
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 00275532: PET resins, c1998:$bp. 1 (polyethylene terephthalate (PET))
=670  \\$aOld catalog heading$b(Polyethylene terephthalate)
=670  \\$aHawley chem. dict.$b(polyethylene terephthalate: (C b10 (BH b8 (BO b4 (B)x; CAS 25038-59-9; thermoplastic polyester formed from ethylene glycol by direct esterification or by catalyzed ester exchange with dimethyl phthalate)
=670  \\$aDict. chem. names synonyms:$bp. I-1127 (25038-59-9; poly(oxyethyleneoxyterephthaloyl), ethylene terephthalate polymer, Mylar, poly(oxy-1,2-ethanediyloxy-carbonyl-1,4-phentlenecarbonyl), terephthalic acid-ethylene glycol polymer)
=675  \\$aHackh chem. dict.;$aRandom House
=750  \2$aPolyethylene terephthalates$5IEN$0(DNLM)D011093

=LDR  00631cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362983802441
=005  20160801090701.0
=008  001208i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 00009274
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh 00009274
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aRaloxifene
=450  \\$aEvista (Trademark)
=450  \\$aKeoxifene
=550  \\$wg$aSelective estrogen receptor modulators
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 98094879: Stolar, M.W. Evista (raloxifene): a medical doctor answers all your questions ... c1999$b(Evista, raloxifene)
=670  \\$aMESH$b(raloxifene, x keoxifene)
=750  \2$aRaloxifene  Hydrochloride$5IEN$0(DNLM)D020849

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=010  \\$ash 00008715 
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh 00008715
=040  \\$aMH-A$beng$cDLC
=053  \0$aQK495.M73$cBotany
=150  \\$aArtocarpus
=450  \\$aArtocarpuses
=550  \\$wg$aMoraceae
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Jarrett, F.M. Studies in Artocarpus and allied genera. I, General considerations ... 1959:$bp. 1 (the genus Artocarpus; Moraceae)
=670  \\$aWeb. 3$b(Artocarpus: a large genus of tall evergreen milky-juiced trees (family Moraceae); artocarpuses: a plant of the genus Artocarpus)
=670  \\$aInd. nom. gen. plant., 1979$b(Artocarpus; Moraceae)
=670  \\$aMabberley, D.J. The plant-book, c1997$b(Artocarpus; Moraceae)
=670  \\$aHortus 3$b(Artocarpus; Moraceae)
=750  \2$aArtocarpus$5IEN$0(DNLM)D031622

=LDR  02029cz  a2200241n  4500
=001  9880362984002441
=005  20120730164513.0
=008  001122i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 00009650 
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aRA1199.4.A46
=150  \\$aAlternative toxicity testing
=450  \\$aAlternatives in toxicity testing
=450  \\$aAlternatives to animal testing in toxicology
=450  \\$aAnimal testing alternatives in toxicology
=550  \\$wg$aToxicity testing
=550  \\$aToxicology$xAnimal models
=670  \\$aMesh$b(Animal testing alternatives)
=670  \\$aRowan, A.N. Of mice, models & men: a critical evaluation of animal research, 1984:$bpp. 261-262 (Alternatives--refers to techniques or methods that replace laboratory animals, reduce number of animals used, or refine tests to minimize stress on animals).
=670  \\$aZurlo, J. Animals and alternatives in testing, 1994:$bp. 71 (Alternatives--single concept for methodologies that either eliminate (replacement alternative) the need for whole animals, decrease (reduction alternative) the number of whole animals for a particular procedure, or improve the design and/or efficiency of a test, thereby lessening distress and discomfort in lab. animals (refinement alternative))
=670  \\$aComprehensive toxicology, 1997:$bv. 2, p. 96 (Alternative techniques. "There are a number of scientists who still have trouble using the term 'alternative.' To them, the term means simply a replacement for animal testing and they prefer not to expand its definition, opting, for terms such as 'adjunct.' However, the term 'alternative' is so well established in the public, scientific, and regulatory arenas that continued resistance seems fruitless.")
=680  \\$iHere are entered works on methods, techniques or procedures designed to replace or reduce the number of conventional laboratory animals used in research on toxicity, and/or alleviate their stress and discomfort.
=750  \2$aAnimal Testing Alternatives$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000826

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=008  001120i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\c
=010  \\$ash 00008697 
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh 00008697
=040  \\$aUk$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aRenal circulation
=450  \\$aCirculation, Renal
=450  \\$aKidneys$xCirculation
=550  \\$wg$aBlood$xCirculation
=550  \\$wg$aKidneys$xBlood-vessels
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Anderson, W.P. The renal circulation, 2000:$bp. xv (The kidneys comprise less than 1% of the total mass of the body, yet receive more than 20% of the cardiac output in the resting human being. Regulation of blood flow within the kidney is essential for optimal renal function, including the continual elimination of metabolic waste products and toxins, salt and water homeostasis, and red blood cell production.)
=670  \\$aMESH.
=675  \\$aDorland's med. dict.
=750  \2$aRenal Circulation$5IEN$0(DNLM)D012079

=LDR  00531cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362984202441
=005  20120730164513.0
=008  001121i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\c
=010  \\$ash 00009926 
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh 00009926
=040  \\$aUkOxU$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aClinical pharmacologists
=550  \\$wg$aPharmacologists
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Clinical pharmacology and therapeutics in a changing world, 1999:$bp. x (recruitment, training and retention of clinical pharmacologists)
=750  \2$aPharmacology, Clinical$5IEN$0(DNLM)D010601

=LDR  01204cz  a2200253n  4500
=001  9880362984302441
=005  20070821165725.0
=008  030725i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 00009585 
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aRA644.W47$cPublic health
=150  \\$aWest Nile fever
=450  \\$aWest Nile encephalitis
=450  \\$aWest Nile virus disease
=450  \\$aWest Nile virus infection
=550  \\$wg$aEpidemic encephalitis
=550  \\$wg$aFlaviviral diseases
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 00328834: West Nile virus outbreak : lessons for public health preparedness : report to congressional requesters, c2000.
=670  \\$aMESH$b(West Nile Fever; caused by a flavivirus)
=670  \\$aWis. Dept. Health & Family Services web site, Aug. 14, 2002$b(West Nile virus infection (West Nile encephalitis, West Nile fever))
=670  \\$aCanadian Food Inspection Agency web site, Aug. 14, 2002$b(West Nile virus disease (WNVD))
=680  \\$iHere are entered works on the disease caused by the West Nile virus. Works on the virus that causes West Nile fever are entered under$aWest Nile virus.
=681  \\$iNote under$aWest Nile virus
=750  \2$aWest Nile Fever$0(DNLM)D014901$5IEN

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=001  9880362984402441
=005  20050322134359.0
=008  991118||\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 99010892 
=035  \\$aSH 99010892
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aHistory, Modern$y21st century
=360  \\$isubdivision$aHistory--21st century$iunder names of countries, cities, etc., and individual corporate bodies, and under classes of persons, ethnic groups, and topical headings
=450  \\$aWorld history$y21st century
=750  \2$aHistory, 21st Century$0(DNLM)D049674$5IEN

=LDR  00661cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362984502441
=005  20120730164506.0
=008  990905i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 99005592 
=035  \\$aSH 99005592
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aBromosuccinimide
=450  \\$aSuccinbromimide
=550  \\$wg$aSuccinimides
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Bromosuccinimide x Succinbromimide)
=670  \\$aConcise encyc. chem.$b(Succinimide, N-chloro- and N-bromosuccinimide are especially important in organic syntheses)
=670  \\$aKirk-Othmer encyc. chem. tech.:$bv. 22, p. 1079 (N-bromosuccinimide [128-08-5])
=750  \2$aBromosuccinimide$5IEN$0(DNLM)D001974

=LDR  01701cz  a2200313n  4500
=001  9880362984602441
=005  20120730164506.0
=008  000126i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\c
=010  \\$ash 00003443 
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh 00003443
=040  \\$aWaU$beng$cDLC$dWaU$dDLC
=053  \0$aQK495.L25$cBotany
=150  \\$aSpearmint
=450  \\$aMentha cordifolia
=450  \\$aMentha crispa
=450  \\$aMentha longifolia
=450  \\$aMentha spicata
=450  \\$aMentha viridis
=550  \\$wg$aMints (Plants)
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Green, R.J. Mint farming, 1963:$bp. 4 (spearmint) p. 5 (common spearmint (Mentha spicata))
=670  \\$aWeb. 3$b(spearmint (Mentha spicata))
=670  \\$aMabberley, D.J. The plant-book, c1997:$bp. 674 (spearmint, Mentha spicata)
=670  \\$aHortus 3$b(Mentha spicata. Spearmint)
=670  \\$aThe Amer. Hort. Soc. A-Z encyc. of garden plants, 1997$b(Mentha spicata, syn. M. viridis. Spearmint)
=670  \\$aBrako, L. Sci. and common names of 7,000 vascular plants in the U.S., 1995:$bp. 49 (Mentha spicata - spearmint)
=670  \\$aITIS, Apr. 30, 2000$b(Mentha spicata. Common name: spearmint. Synonyms: Mentha cordifolia, Mentha longifolia, Mentha viridis)
=670  \\$aPLANTS database, via WWW, Apr. 30, 2000$b(Mentha spicata, spearmint. Synonyms: Mentha cordifolia, Mentha longifolia, Mentha viridis)
=670  \\$aGRIN taxonomy, via WWW, Apr. 30, 2000$b(Mentha spicata. Common name: spearmint. Synonyms: Mentha aquatica var. crispa, Mentha cordifolia, Mentha crispa, Mentha spicata var. ciliata, Mentha spicata var. crispa, Mentha spicata var. viridis, Mentha viridis, Mentha x villosa var. cordifolia)
=750  \2$aMentha spicata$5IEN$0(DNLM)D031337

=LDR  01763cz  a2200253n  4500
=001  9880362984702441
=005  20120730164506.0
=008  000113i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\c
=010  \\$ash 00001691 
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh 00001691
=040  \\$aUk$beng$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aRM666.S714
=150  \\$aStatins (Cardiovascular agents)
=450  \\$aHydroxymethylglutaryl coenzyme A reductases$xInhibitors
=450  \\$aStatin drugs
=550  \\$wg$aAnticholesteremic agents
=550  \\$wg$aEnzyme inhibitors
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Ebrahim, S. What role for statins?, 1999:$bp. iii (Statins are a new class of drugs that lower blood cholesterol)
=670  \\$aHeart Information Network WWW Site, 12 Jan. 2000:$bStatins page (The most popular class of medications for cholesterol are known as "Statins")
=670  \\$aMedline search, 13 Jan. 2000$b(titles: 452 hits; term used as proposed)
=670  \\$aHurst's the heart, 1998:$bp. 1572 (Four classes of lipid-lowering drugs are currently available in the U.S. for treatment of hyperlipidemia: HMG-CoA reductase inhibitors (statins); bile-acid sequestrants (resins); nicotinic acid (niacin); and fibric-acid derivative (fibrates). Statins achieve the greatest LDL lowering of available hypolipemic drugs. Currently available statins are fluvastatin (Lescol); lovastatin (Mevacor); pravastatin (Pravachol); simvastatin (Zocor); and atorvastatin (Lipitor). The primary action of these drugs is to inhibit HMG-CoA reductase, the rate-limiting enzyme in the biosynthesis of cholesterol)
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Hydroxymethylglutaryl-CoA Reductase Inhibitors)
=670  \\$aWashington Post Health section, June 26, 2001:$bp. 12 (statin drugs)
=750  \2$aHydroxymethylglutaryl-CoA Reductase Inhibitors$5IEN$0(DNLM)D019161

=LDR  00799cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362984802441
=005  20100802220143.0
=008  000104i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 00001050 
=035  \\$aSH 00001050
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aSearch engines
=450  \\$aAgents, Search
=450  \\$aEngines, Search
=450  \\$aSearch agents
=550  \\$wg$aElectronic information resource searching
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 99087329: Finding out about : search engine technology from a cognitive perspective, 2000.
=670  \\$aInfo Trac Jan. 4, 2000$b(213 hits on "'search engine' not web not internet")
=670  \\$aWWW, Jan. 18, 2000$b(terminology used in documents retrieved by AltaVista search: search engines; search agents)
=750  \2$aSearch Engine$0(DNLM)D057386$5IEN

=LDR  01189cz  a2200241n  4500
=001  9880362984902441
=005  20120730164505.0
=008  000118i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 00000249 
=035  \\$aSH 00000249
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC
=053  \0$aQK898.L54$cBotanical chemistry
=150  \\$aLimonoids
=450  \\$aCitrus limonoids
=550  \\$wg$aTerpenes
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 00021712: Citrus limonoids, 2000.
=670  \\$aPhytochemical dict., c1993:$bunder limonin (skeletal type: limonoid)
=670  \\$aAGRICOLA, via 1stsearch, Jan. 18, 2000$b(titles: limonoids, citrus limonoids; identifiers: limonoids)
=670  \\$aBiol. & agr. index, via 1stsearch, Jan. 18, 2000$b(titles: limonoids; subjects: limonoids)
=670  \\$aBackgrounder about citrus limonoids WWW site, Jan. 18, 2000$b(limonoids are natural, organic compounds in citrus fruits; can develop into limonoids known as limonin or nomilin which cause the fruit and the juice to become bitter)
=670  \\$aCAS general subj. vocabulary WWW site, Jan. 18, 2000$b(limonoids; bt=terpenes)
=670  \\$aPhys: Phytochemicals WWW site, Jan. 18, 2000$b(limonoids)
=750  \2$aLimonins$5IEN$0(DNLM)D036701

=LDR  00780cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880362985002441
=005  20120730164505.0
=008  000103i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 99013827 
=035  \\$aSH 99013827
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aGuaiacol
=450  \\$aCatechol methyl ether
=450  \\$aMethoxyphenol
=450  \\$aMethylcatechol
=550  \\$wg$aCatechol
=550  \\$wg$aMethyl ether
=670  \\$aOld cat. heading$b(Guaiacol)
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Guaiacol, an expectorant)
=670  \\$aRandom House$b(guaiacol, also called methylcatechol, used as an expectorant and local anesthetic)
=670  \\$aIntl. dict. med. biol.$b(guaiacol, 2-methoxyphenol. Also called catechol methyl ether, methylcatechol)
=750  \2$aGuaiacol$5IEN$0(DNLM)D006139

=LDR  00759cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880362985102441
=005  20120730164505.0
=008  991110i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 99011744 
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh 99011744
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aSarin
=450  \\$aGB (Neurotoxic agent)
=450  \\$aNerve agent GB
=550  \\$wg$aNerve gases
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 99058095: Payan, G. Deadly chemical weapons : anthrax and sarin, c2000.
=670  \\$aMESH.
=670  \\$aWeb. 3.
=670  \\$aQuick dict. weapons$b(Sarin (GB) war gas, nerve agent; GB: U.S. military designation for the war gas sarin)
=670  \\$aChem abst.:$b(reg. no. 107-44-8)
=670  \\$aOld catalog hdg.$b( Sarin)
=750  \2$aSarin$5IEN$0(DNLM)D012524

=LDR  01131cz  a2200325n  4500
=001  9880362985202441
=005  20120730164505.0
=008  991122i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 99011536 
=035  \\$aSH 99011536
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aFurfural
=450  \\$aAnt oil, Artificial
=450  \\$aArtificial ant oil
=450  \\$aBran oil
=450  \\$wnne$aFuraldehyde
=450  \\$aFurfuraldehyde
=450  \\$aFurfurly aldehyde
=450  \\$aFurfurol
=450  \\$aFurol
=450  \\$aPyromucic aldehyde
=550  \\$wg$aAldehydes
=550  \\$wg$aFurans
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 99058936: The chemistry and technology of furfural and its many by-products, 2000.
=670  \\$aHawley chem. dict.$b(furfural: ant oil, artificial; pyromucic aldehyde; furfuraldehyde; bran oil)
=670  \\$aOld catalog heading$b(Furaldehyde x Furfural)
=670  \\$aWeb. 3$b(Furfural: also furfuraldehyde; called also furaldehyde)
=670  \\$aRandom House$b(furfural: also called furfuraldehyde, pyromucic aldehyde)
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Furaldehyde x Furfural)
=750  \2$aFuraldehyde$5IEN$0(DNLM)D005662

=LDR  00710cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362985302441
=005  20120730164505.0
=008  991112i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 99011745 
=035  \\$aSH 99011745
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC
=053  \0$aQR82.S7$cMicrobiology
=053  \0$aQR201.L88$cPathogenic bacteria
=150  \\$aBorrelia burgdorferi
=550  \\$wg$aBorrelia
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 99057304: Biography of a germ, c2000.
=670  \\$aAmerican Type Culture Coll. site, Nov. 12, 1999$b(Borrelia burgdorferi)
=670  \\$aDavis, B. Microbiology, 1990:$bp. 682.
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Borrelia burgdorferi, infection = Lyme disease)
=750  \2$aBorrelia burgdorferi$5IEN$0(DNLM)D025065

=LDR  00451cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362985402441
=005  20091020183206.0
=008  040730i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 99011234 
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aMP3 players
=550  \\$wg$aComputer sound processing
=550  \\$wg$aDigital music players
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 99053266: Mann, Bill. I want my MP3!, 1999:$bCIP data (MP3 player)
=750  \2$aMP3-Player$0(DNLM)D055539$5IEN

=LDR  00526cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362985502441
=005  20120730164505.0
=008  990802i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 99005626 
=035  \\$aSH 99005626
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aOtitis
=450  \\$aEar$xInflammation
=550  \\$wg$aEar$xDiseases
=550  \\$wg$aInflammation
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Otitis: inflammation of the ear unspecified as to external, middle, or internal)
=670  \\$aWeb. 3$b(Otitis)
=750  \2$aOtitis$5IEN$0(DNLM)D010031

=LDR  00524cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362985602441
=005  20120730164505.0
=008  990729i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 99005560 
=035  \\$aSH 99005560
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aOtitis in animals
=550  \\$wg$aAnimals$xDiseases
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 99-40018: Small animal ear diseases, 2000:$bCIP galley (Otitis)
=670  \\$aMerck vet.$b(Otitis)
=670  \\$aBlack's vet.$b(Otitis)
=750  \2$aOtitis$xveterinary$5IEN$0(DNLM)D010031Q000662

=LDR  01598cz  a2200277n  4500
=001  9880362985702441
=005  20131217142934.0
=008  991020i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 99011713 
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aTP155.2.E58
=150  \\$aGreen chemistry
=450  \\$wnne$aEnvironmental chemistry$xIndustrial applications
=450  \\$aSustainable chemistry
=550  \\$wg$aChemical engineering
=550  \\$wg$aChemistry, Technical
=550  \\$wg$aSustainable engineering
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 99052845: Green chemistry, c2000:$bCIP galley (the development and use of environmentally responsible technology and processes in an attempt to stem industrial pollution)
=670  \\$aLC database, Oct. 20, 1999$b(green chemistry)
=670  \\$aGreen energetic materials, 2013.
=670  \\$aInspec, viewed August 26, 2013$b(uncontrolled indexing: Green chemistry approach; no results under "sustainable chemistry")
=670  \\$aApplied science full text, viewed August 26, 2013$b(in titles and abstracts: "Green chemistry" and "Sustainable chemistry")
=680  \\$iHere are entered works on developing and using chemical technology in a way that limits adverse effects on the natural environment. Works on the chemical changes in the environment that occur naturally or that are due to pollutants are entered under$aEnvironmental chemistry.
=681  \\$iNote under$aEnvironmental chemistry
=688  \\$aHeading changed 20131203 from: 150:##:_{dollar}a Environmental chemistry _{dollar}x Industrial applications
=750  \2$aGreen Chemistry Technology$0(DNLM)D055772$5IEN

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=001  9880362985802441
=005  20120730164504.0
=008  990712i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 99005120 
=035  \\$aSH 99005120
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC
=053  \0$aQK495.C74$cBotany
=150  \\$aRoman chamomile
=450  \\$aAnthemis nobilis
=450  \\$aCamomile, Roman
=450  \\$aChamaemelum nobile
=450  \\$aChamomile, Roman
=450  \\$aEnglish chamomile
=450  \\$aGarden chamomile
=450  \\$aLawn chamomile
=450  \\$aPerennial chamomile
=450  \\$aRussian chamomile
=550  \\$wg$aChamaemelum
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 99038935: Brown, D. Camomile, 2000:$bCIP galley (Chamaemelum nobile, Roman camomile, is an evergreen perennial)
=670  \\$aRodale's encyc. herbs, 1987:$bp. 79 (Chamomile (often spelled camomile) is two different plants: Chamaemelum nobile, formerly named Anthemis nobilis, often called Roman chamomile, and Matricaria recutita)
=670  \\$aAm. Hort. Soc. A-Z encyc. garden plants, 1997$b(Chamaemelum (Anthemis nobilis) Lawn chamomile, Roman chamomile)
=670  \\$aHortus 3$b(Chamaemelum nobile (Anthemis nobilis) Chamomile, Garden c., Russian c.)
=670  \\$aBremness, L. Complete book of herbs, 1988:$bp. 64 (chamaemelum nobile (Anthemis nobilis), Perennial chamomile)
=670  \\$aWorld Book:$bv. 3, p. 59 (sometimes called English or Roman camomile)
=750  \2$aChamomile$5IEN-M$0(DNLM)D020843

=LDR  00519cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362985902441
=005  20120730164504.0
=008  990712i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 99005119 
=035  \\$aSH 99005119
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC
=053  \0$aQK495.C74$cBotany
=150  \\$aChamaemelum
=550  \\$wg$aCompositae
=670  \\$aAm. Hort. Soc. A-Z encyc. of garden plants$b(Chamaemelum: genus of four species)
=670  \\$aHortus 3$b(Chamaemelum. Mill. Compositae)
=750  \2$aChamaemelum$5IEN$0(DNLM)D031167

=LDR  00779cz  a2200241n  4500
=001  9880362986002441
=005  20120730164504.0
=008  991005i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 99011626 
=035  \\$aSH 99011626
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC
=053  \0$aQK495.G74$cBotany
=150  \\$aAgrostis
=450  \\$aBent grasses
=450  \\$aBentgrass
=450  \\$aBentgrasses
=550  \\$wg$aGrasses
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 99-50082: Dernoeden, P.H. Creeping bentgrass management, 2000.
=670  \\$aUSDA plant database, Oct. 5, 1999$b(Agrostis L.; bentgrass)
=670  \\$aHortus 3$b(Grass: bent : Agrostis)
=670  \\$aSPN$b(Agrostis ... Bentgrass)
=670  \\$aWeb. 3$b(bent or bent grass, any grass of the genus Agrostis)
=750  \2$aAgrostis$5IEN$0(DNLM)D031703

=LDR  00651cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362986102441
=005  20120730164504.0
=008  991018i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 99011591 
=035  \\$aSH 99011591
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC
=053  \0$aRG629.C65
=150  \\$aCongenital toxoplasmosis
=550  \\$wg$aCommunicable diseases in the fetus
=550  \\$wg$aToxoplasmosis
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 99052109: Congenital toxoplasmosis scientific background, clinical management and control, 1999.
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Toxoplasmosis, Congenital)
=670  \\$aStedman's med. dict.
=750  \2$aToxoplasmosis, Congenital$5IEN$0(DNLM)D014125

=LDR  00797cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880362986202441
=005  20120730164504.0
=008  991006i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\c
=010  \\$ash 99010693 
=035  \\$aSH 99010693
=040  \\$aWaU$beng$cDLC
=053  \0$aQL696.G27$cZoology
=150  \\$aCoturnix
=450  \\$aExcalfactoria
=450  \\$aSynoicus
=550  \\$wg$aPhasianidae
=550  \\$wg$aQuails
=670  \\$aHoward birds world:$bp. 51 (Coturnix, Phasianidae)
=670  \\$aJohnsgard, P.A. The quails, partridges, and francolins of the world, 1988:$bp. 192 (genus Coturnix, including Synoicus and Excalfactoria)
=670  \\$aHandbook of the birds of the world, c1992 :$bv. 2, p. 509 (genus Coturnix, family Phasianidae)
=670  \\$aWeb. 3.
=750  \2$aCoturnix$5IEN$0(DNLM)D003370

=LDR  01136cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362986302441
=005  20120730164504.0
=008  991006||\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\c
=010  \\$ash 99010678 
=035  \\$aSH 99010678
=040  \\$aWaU$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aTransgenes
=550  \\$wg$aGenes
=670  \\$aHolmes-Davis, R. The effects of matrix attachment regions on transgene expression in Arabidopsis, 1998:$babstr. (transgenes are common tools for studying gene expression and regulation in plants)
=670  \\$aMESH$b(transgenes)
=670  \\$aLawrence, E. Henderson's dict. of biological terms, 1995$b(transgene: any gene introduced into an animal or plant artificially by the techniques of genetic engineering, such organisms being known as transgenic animals or plants)
=670  \\$aKing, R.C. A dict. of genetics, 1997$b(transgene: a foreign gene that is introduced into an organism by injecting the gene into newly fertilized eggs)
=670  \\$aThe encyc. of molecular biology, 1994$b(transgene: a gene that has been transferred from one species to another by genetic engineering)
=750  \2$aTransgenes$5IEN-M$0(DNLM)D019076

=LDR  01267cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362986402441
=005  20120730164504.0
=008  991006||\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\c
=010  \\$ash 99010676 
=035  \\$aSH 99010676
=040  \\$aWaU$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aMatrix attachment regions
=450  \\$aMARs (Matrix attachment regions)
=550  \\$wg$aNuclear matrix
=670  \\$aHolmes-Davis, R. The effects of matrix attachment regions on transgene expression in Arabidopsis, 1998:$bleaf 2 ("Matrix Attachment Regions (MARs) are the DNA sequences thought to bind the nuclear matrix and form the foundations of the looped chromatin domains") leaves 3-4 (MARs may function as boundary elements; may function as chromatin regulatory elements to modify chromatin conformation; may be components of origins of DNA replication; may function to organize chromosomes by tethering chromatin to the chromosomal scaffold during mitosis and meiosis)
=670  \\$aThe encyc. of molecular biology, 1994$b(matrix attachment regions: sites in the nuclear matrix to which DNA is attached)
=675  \\$aLawrence, E. Henderson's dict. of biological terms, 1995;$aKing, R.C. A dict. of genetics, 1997;$aMcGraw-Hill dict. sci. tech.
=750  \2$aMatrix Attachment Regions$5IEN$0(DNLM)D045170

=LDR  00674cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362986502441
=005  20120730164503.0
=008  991006i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\c
=010  \\$ash 99013770 
=035  \\$aSH 99013770
=040  \\$aDGPO$beng$cDLC
=053  \0$aHV5822.M3$cSocial pathology
=053  \0$aRC568.C2$cPsychiatry
=150  \\$aMarijuana abuse
=450  \\$aCannabis abuse
=550  \\$wg$aDrug abuse
=670  \\$aAnnual report on marijuana use among arrestees, 1998:$bt.p. (marijuana use)
=670  \\$aLC database, July 6, 1999$b(Marijuana abuse)
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Marijuana abuse; was Cannabis abuse 1981-1989)
=750  \2$aMarijuana Abuse$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002189

=LDR  01247cz  a2200265n  4500
=001  9880362986602441
=005  20120730164503.0
=008  050520i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\c
=010  \\$ash 99013520 
=040  \\$aCaOONL$beng$cDLC$dWaU$dDLC
=053  \0$aQK495.E68$cBotany
=150  \\$aGaultheria
=450  \\$aBrossaea
=450  \\$aBrossea
=450  \\$aChiogenes
=450  \\$aGautiera
=450  \\$aSnowberries (Gaultheria)
=450  \\$aSnowberry (Gaultheria)
=550  \\$wg$aEricaceae
=670  \\$aMcLeod, A. Conversion of understocked salal sites at Woss Lake, British Columbia, 1992.
=670  \\$aWeb. 3:$bunder gaultheria (a widely distributed genus of evergreen shrubs (family Ericaceae))
=670  \\$aIndex Nominum Genericorum (Plantarum) WWW site, April 21, 1999$b(Gautiera synonym of Gaultheria)
=670  \\$aPlants national database, via WWW, May 20, 2005$b(Genus Gaultheria L. - snowberry, family Ericaceae; also Genus Symphoricarpos Duham. - snowberry, family Caprifoliaceae)
=670  \\$aGRIN taxonomy, via WWW, May 20, 2005$b(Genus: Gaultheria L. Family: Ericaceae subfamily Vaccinioideae tribe Gaultherieae. Synonyms: Brossaea, Brossea, Chiogenes, possible synonyms: Pernettya)
=750  \2$aGaultheria$5IEN$0(DNLM)D031282

=LDR  00775cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880362986702441
=005  20120730164503.0
=008  990909i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 99011761 
=035  \\$aSH 99011761
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aLASIK (Eye surgery)
=450  \\$aKeratomileusis, Laser in situ
=450  \\$aLaser in situ keratomileusis
=550  \\$wg$aCornea$xLaser surgery
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 99046441: LASIK : advanced principles and techniques, c1999.
=670  \\$aMedline$b(Titles: LASIK)
=670  \\$aInternational Society of Refractive Surgery. 14 Steps of the LASIK Procedure, Sept. 8, 1999.
=670  \\$aaboutLASIK.com., WWW site, Sept. 8, 1999.
=675  \\$aMESH
=750  \2$aKeratomileusis, Laser In Situ$5IEN$0(DNLM)D020731

=LDR  00787cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362986802441
=005  20120730164503.0
=008  990923||\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 99011759 
=035  \\$aSH 99011759
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC
=053  \0$aQH450.7
=150  \\$aEpistasis (Genetics)
=450  \\$aGenetic epistasis
=550  \\$wg$aGene expression
=550  \\$wg$aGenetic regulation
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 99046515: Epistasis and the evolutionary process, c2000.
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Epistasis, Genetic)
=670  \\$aDorland's med. dict.$b(epistasis: interaction between genes on different loci, as a result of which one hereditary character is unexpressed, or is masked by the superimposition of another upon it)
=750  \2$aEpistasis, Genetic$5IEN$0(DNLM)D004843

=LDR  00536cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362986902441
=005  20200526122022.0
=008  990922i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 99010191
=035  \\$aSH 99010191
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC
=053  \0$aRM666.C266
=150  \\$aMarijuana$xTherapeutic use
=450  \\$aMedical marijuana
=670  \\$aWash. Post, Sept. 21, 1999:$bp. A8 (Headline: Medical marijuana)
=750  \2$aMedical Marijuana$0(DNLM)D064086$5IEN
=750  \2$iBroader mapping$aMarijuana Use$0(DNLM)D000074609$4BM$5IEN

=LDR  00627cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362987002441
=005  20070501132442.0
=008  990811i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\c
=010  \\$ash 99005850 
=035  \\$aSH 99005850
=040  \\$aAuCNL$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aOrthoreoviruses
=450  \\$aOrthoreovirus
=550  \\$wg$aReoviruses
=670  \\$aSerwanga, J. The biological characterisation of the surface proteins of Nelson Bay virus, 1996.
=670  \\$aAltaVista, July 21, 1999$b(orthoreovirus; orthoreoviruses)
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Orthoreovirus: a genus of the family Reoviridae)
=750  \2$aOrthoreovirus$0(DNLM)D018165$5IEN

=LDR  00834cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880362987102441
=005  20120730164503.0
=008  990730i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 99005595 
=035  \\$aSH 99005595
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aSuccinimides
=450  \\$wnne$aSuccinimide
=550  \\$wg$aImides
=550  \\$wg$aPyrrolidine
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Succinimides)
=670  \\$aConcise encyc. chem.$b(Succinimide (pyrrolidine-2,5-dione) synthesized by heating succinic acid in a stream of ammonia, or by heating succinic acid and urea)
=670  \\$aKirk-Othmer encyc. chem. tech.:$bv. 22, p. 1079 (Halogen-substituted succinimides are a class of products with important applications)
=670  \\$aOld cat hdg.$b(Succinimide)
=670  \\$aASTI$b(succinimide)
=750  \2$aSuccinimides$5IEN$0(DNLM)D013388

=LDR  00449cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362987202441
=005  20120730164503.0
=008  990707i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 99005028 
=035  \\$aSH 99005028
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC
=053  \0$aQK495.P17$cBotany
=150  \\$aSerenoa
=550  \\$wg$aPalms
=670  \\$aUsher dict. plants$b(Serenoa, Hook f. Palmae)
=670  \\$aHortus 3$b(Serenoa)
=750  \2$aSerenoa$5IEN$0(DNLM)D028024

=LDR  00503cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362987302441
=005  20080404134145.0
=008  990727i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 99005469 
=035  \\$aSH 99005469
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC
=053  \0$aQP572.L48
=150  \\$aLeptin
=450  \\$aOb protein
=550  \\$wg$aHormones
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 99040628: Neuroendocrinology of leptin, 1999:$bCIP galley (OB protein (Leptin))
=670  \\$aMEDLINE.
=750  \2$aLeptin$0(DNLM)D020738$5IEN

=LDR  00972cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880362987402441
=005  20251029112722.0
=008  990706i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 99004969
=035  \\$aSH 99004969
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh 99004969
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aQualitative research
=450  \\$aQualitative analysis (Research)
=450  \\$aQualitative methods (Research)
=550  \\$wg$aResearch
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 99038187: Using qualitative research : a practical introduction for occupational and physical therapists, 2000.
=670  \\$aDialog biotechnology databases, July 6, 1999.
=670  \\$aAcad. Am. encyc.:$bindex (Qualitative analysis) v. 18, pp. 29-30 (Qualitative methods range from ethnographic fieldwork to documentary historical research)
=750  \0$aQualitative Research$0(DNLM)D036301$5IEN-M
=750  \2$iNarrower mapping$aDocument Analysis$0(DNLM)D000092002$4NM$5IEN-M
=930  \\$aMeSH Mapping GN 2024/10/08

=LDR  00676cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362987502441
=005  20120730164503.0
=008  990702i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 99004917 
=035  \\$aSH 99004917
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aRJ506.V56$cAdolescent psychiatry
=150  \\$aViolence in adolescence
=550  \\$wg$aAdolescent psychopathology
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 99037681: Davis, D.L. The aggressive adolescent ... 1999.
=750  \2$81$wb$aViolence$5IEN$0(DNLM)D014754
=750  \2$81$wb$aAdolescent$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000293
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aViolence$iand$aAdolescent$5IEN

=LDR  01023cz  a2200241n  4500
=001  9880362987602441
=005  20120730164502.0
=008  990701i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 99004895 
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aHG9371$bHG9399
=150  \\$aEmployer-sponsored health insurance
=450  \\$aEmployee health benefits
=450  \\$aEmployer-provided health insurance
=450  \\$aEmployment-based health insurance
=450  \\$aHealth insurance, Employer-sponsored
=550  \\$wg$aEmployee fringe benefits
=550  \\$wg$aInsurance
=670  \\$aWork cat.:99038232: Salisbury, D. Severing the link between health insurance and employment, 1999:$b(employee-based health insurance)
=670  \\$aLC database, July 1, 1999$b(employee-supported health insurance, employment-based health insurance, employee health benefits, employer-provided health benefits)
=670  \\$aInfotrac searchbank.
=675  \\$aDavids, L. Dict. of insurance, 1989
=750  \2$aInsurance Benefits$5IEN$0(DNLM)D007342

=LDR  00724cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362987702441
=005  20150518164221.0
=008  980721||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\c
=010  \\$ash 98004436 
=035  \\$aSH 98004436
=040  \\$aWaPS$cDLC
=150  \\$aNucleus accumbens
=450  \\$aNucleus accumbens septi
=550  \\$wg$aLimbic system
=670  \\$aBell, K.B. The role of context conditioning and nucleus accumbens excitatory amino acid transmission in the expression of behavioral sensitization to cocaine in the rat.
=670  \\$aMESH.
=670  \\$aDorland's med. dict.$b(Nucleus accumbens septi)
=670  \\$aChurchill's ill. med. dict.$b(Nucleus accumbens septi)
=750  \2$aNucleus Accumbens$0(DNLM)D009714$5IEN

=LDR  00944cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880362987802441
=005  20120730164502.0
=008  980721i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\c
=010  \\$ash 98004435 
=035  \\$aSH 98004435
=040  \\$aWaPS$cDLC
=053  \0$aQR353.5.A5
=150  \\$aAnaplasma marginale
=450  \\$aAnaplasma argentium
=450  \\$aAnaplasma rossicum
=450  \\$aAnaplasma theileri
=550  \\$wg$aAnaplasma
=670  \\$aTorioni de Echaide, S. Detection of cattle naturally infected with Anaplasma marginale in an endemic region using nested PCR and recombinant MSP5-cELISA.
=670  \\$aBallows, A. The Prokaryotes:$bp. 4010-16.
=670  \\$aEuzeby, J.P. List of bacterial names with standing in nomenclature (website)$b(Anaplasma marginale; syns. A. argentium, A. rossicum, A. theileri)
=670  \\$aBergey's manual of systematic bacteriology, 1984:v. I,$bp. 721.
=750  \2$aAnaplasma marginale$5IEN$0(DNLM)D042322

=LDR  00502cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362987902441
=005  20120730164502.0
=008  980713i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 98004195 
=035  \\$aSH 98004195
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=150  \0$aVancomycin resistance
=550  \0$wg$aDrug resistance in microorganisms
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 98-35461: Issues & controversies in prevention and control of VRE, vancomycin-resistant enterococci, 1998.
=750  \2$aVancomycin Resistance$5IEN$0(DNLM)D020713

=LDR  00698cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362988002441
=005  20120730164502.0
=008  990622i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\c
=010  \\$ash 99004704 
=035  \\$aSH 99004704
=040  \\$aOrCS$beng$cDLC
=053  \0$aQR398.8
=150  \\$aCaliciviruses
=450  \\$aCaliciviridae
=450  \\$aCalicivirus
=550  \\$wg$aRNA viruses
=670  \\$aKeefer, Nathan K. Isolation and partial chracterization of a cultivable rabbit calicivirus, RaCv Ory-1, 1998:$bt.p. (Calicivirus)
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Caliciviridae, family of RNA viruses and Calicivirus, genus of the family Calciviridae)
=675  \\$aWeb. 3
=750  \2$aCaliciviridae$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002139

=LDR  02326cz  a2200325n  4500
=001  9880362988102441
=005  20120730164502.0
=008  990621i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\c
=010  \\$ash 99004654 
=035  \\$aSH 99004654
=040  \\$aCaOONL$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aMefloquine
=450  \\$aLariam (Trademark)
=450  \\$aMephaquin (Trademark)
=450  \\$aMephaquine (Trademark)
=550  \\$wg$aAntimalarials
=550  \\$wg$aQuinoline
=670  \\$aPre-deployment, in theatre and post deployment, mefloquine : in the matter of an inquiry ... in respect of the Canadian Forces deployment to Somalia and a report thereom, 1997.
=670  \\$aMefloquine, Thrive@health Library WWW site, March 19, 1999$b(Meloquine, also known by brand & generic name: lariam; drug class: antiprotozoal, antimalarial)
=670  \\$aDrug regimens for stand-by emergency treatment WWW site, March 19, 1999$b(Extracted from: "International Travel and Health", World Health Organisation year book, 1998) pp. 83-84 (Mefloquine (common trade names: Lariam, Mephaquin))
=670  \\$aHealth Canada. Health Protection Branch. Laboratory Centre for Disease Control, 1997: Malaria Guidelines WWW site, March 19, 1999$b("This document includes the latest up-to-date information from international sources on all aspects of malaria, including the use of Mefloquine as a safe, effective prophylactic agent.")
=670  \\$aMefloquine, HealthAnswers WWW site, Mar. 19, 1999$b(Generic name: mefloquine; Common brand name: Lariam; "Mefloquine is an antimalarial (treats malaria) agent that either directly kills the malaria parasites or prevents their growth.")
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Mefloquine)
=670  \\$aUSP dict., 1998$b(Mefloquine)
=670  \\$aMerck Index, 1996$b(Mefloquine HCl)
=670  \\$aLariam (mefloquine) Info Page WWW site, March 19, 1999$b(anti-malarial drug mefloquine; trade names: lariam; mephaquine)
=670  \\$aMefloquine: Pharmacology WWW site, March 19, 1999$b("mefloquine, a quinolinemethanol")
=670  \\$aR�epertoire de vedettes-mati�ere WWW site, March 22, 1999$b(M�efloquine (French language subj. hdg.), UF Lariam; BT Antipaludiques (equivalent of Antimalarials); BT Quinol�eine)
=675  \\$aHypertext Webster Gateway WWW site, March 22, 1999;$aWeb. 3
=750  \2$aMefloquine$5IEN$0(DNLM)D015767

=LDR  00589cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362546902441
=005  20120730163630.0
=008  911219i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85096050 
=035  \\$aBZU5956NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRF
=150  \\$aOtolaryngology
=450  \\$aEar, nose, and throat diseases
=450  \\$aENT diseases
=450  \\$aOtorhinolaryngologic diseases$5IEN
=450  \\$aOtorhinolaryngology
=550  \\$wg$aMedicine
=750  \2$aOtolaryngology$5IEN-M$0(DNLM)D010036
=750  \2$aOtorhinolaryngologic Diseases$5IEN-M$0(DNLM)D010038

=LDR  00341cz  a2200133n  4500
=001  9880362547002441
=005  20180928122227.0
=008  911219i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85096048
=035  \\$aBZU5954NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aOtolaryngologists
=550  \\$wg$aPhysicians
=750  \2$aOtolaryngologists$0D000072220$5IEN

=LDR  00458cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362547102441
=005  20120730163629.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85096047 
=035  \\$aBZU5953NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aOtolaryngological nursing
=450  \\$aEar, nose, and throat nursing
=550  \\$wg$aNursing
=550  \\$wg$aOtolaryngology
=750  \2$aOtorhinolaryngologic Diseases$xnursing$5IEN$0(DNLM)D010038Q000451

=LDR  00547cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362547202441
=005  20120730163629.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85096038 
=035  \\$aBZU5944NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aRF225
=150  \\$aOtitis media in children
=550  \\$wg$aPediatric otology
=750  \2$81$wb$aOtitis Media$5IEN$0(DNLM)D010033
=750  \2$81$wb$aChild$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002648
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aOtitis Media$iand$aChild$5IEN

=LDR  00466cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362547302441
=005  20120730163629.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85096036 
=035  \\$aBZU5942NU
=035  \\$aSH 85096036
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aRF225$bRF225.7
=150  \\$aOtitis media
=450  \\$aMiddle ear$xInflammation
=550  \\$wg$aMiddle ear$xDiseases
=550  \\$wg$aOtitis
=750  \2$aOtitis Media$5IEN$0(DNLM)D010033

=LDR  00467cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362547402441
=005  20120730163629.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85096035 
=035  \\$aBZU5941NU
=035  \\$aSH 85096035
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aRF180
=150  \\$aOtitis externa
=450  \\$aEar, External$xInflammation
=550  \\$wg$aEar, External$xDiseases
=550  \\$wg$aOtitis
=750  \2$aOtitis Externa$5IEN$0(DNLM)D010032

=LDR  00555cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880362547502441
=005  20100719152633.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85096012 
=035  \\$aBZU5918NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQL696.S9$cZoology
=150  \\$aOstriches
=450  \\$aStruthio
=450  \\$aStruthio camelus
=450  \\$aStruthionidae
=450  \\$aStruthioniformes
=550  \\$wg$aBirds
=550  \\$wg$aRatites
=670  \\$aSyn. liv. org.:$bv. 2, p. 968.
=750  \2$aStruthioniformes$0(DNLM)D020310$5IEN

=LDR  00388cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362547602441
=005  20110727122605.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85096006 
=035  \\$aBZU5912LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQL430.7.O9$cZoology
=053  \0$aSH371.3.O77$cCulture
=150  \\$aOstrea
=550  \\$wg$aOysters
=750  \2$aOstrea$0(DNLM)D049895$5IEN

=LDR  00453cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362547702441
=005  20120730163629.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85096000 
=035  \\$aBZU5906NU
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh 85096000
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aRD540
=150  \\$aOstomates
=450  \\$aOstomy patients
=550  \\$wg$aEnterostomy
=550  \\$wg$aPeople with disabilities
=750  \2$aOstomy$5IEN$0(DNLM)D010030

=LDR  00393cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362547802441
=005  20120430102900.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85095989 
=035  \\$aBZU5895NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRD684
=150  \\$aOsteotomy
=550  \\$wg$aBones$xSurgery
=550  \\$wg$aOrthopedic surgery
=750  \2$aOsteotomy$0(DNLM)D010027$5IEN

=LDR  00369cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362547902441
=005  20120730163629.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85095988 
=035  \\$aBZU5894NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRC931.O8
=150  \\$aOsteosclerosis
=550  \\$wg$aBones$xDiseases
=750  \2$aOsteosclerosis$5IEN$0(DNLM)D010026

=LDR  00664cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880362548002441
=005  20120730163629.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85095987 
=035  \\$aBZU5893NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \0$aRC280.B6
=150  \\$aOsteosarcoma
=450  \\$aBone sarcoma
=450  \\$aOsteogenic sarcoma
=450  \\$aOsteoid sarcoma
=450  \\$aOsteolytic sarcoma
=550  \\$wg$aBones$xCancer
=550  \\$wg$aSarcoma
=670  \\$aMeSH browser, Sept. 28, 2006$b(Osteosarcoma. Scope note: A sarcoma originating in bone-forming cells, affecting the ends of long bones.)
=750  \2$aOsteosarcoma$5IEN$0(DNLM)D012516

=LDR  01140cz  a2200373n  4500
=001  9880362548102441
=005  20120730163629.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85095985 
=035  \\$aBZU5891NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRC931.O68$cInternal medicine
=053  \\$aRD684$cSurgery
=053  \\$aRJ482.O82$cPediatrics
=150  \\$aOsteogenesis imperfecta
=450  \\$aBrittle bones
=450  \\$aFragilitas ossium
=450  \\$aLobstein's disease
=450  \\$aOsteogenesis imperfecta congenita
=450  \\$aOsteogenesis imperfecta tarda
=450  \\$wnne$aOsteopsathyrosis
=550  \\$wg$aBones$xDiseases
=550  \\$wg$aCartilage$xDiseases
=550  \\$wg$aCollagen diseases
=550  \\$wg$aDwarfism
=550  \\$wg$aMuscle hypotonia
=550  \\$wg$aOsteoporosis
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Verheyden-Hilliard, M.E. Scientist and teacher Anne Barrett Swanson, c1988.
=670  \\$aMerck Manual.
=670  \\$aMESH.
=670  \\$aDorland's med. dict.
=670  \\$aWeb. med. desk dict.
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/16/90
=750  \2$aOsteogenesis Imperfecta$5IEN$0(DNLM)D010013

=LDR  00406cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362548202441
=005  20120730163629.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85095984 
=035  \\$aBZU5890NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRC931.O73
=150  \\$aOsteoporosis
=550  \\$wg$aBones$xDiseases
=550  \\$wg$aVitamin D deficiency
=750  \2$aOsteoporosis$5IEN$0(DNLM)D010024

=LDR  00450cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362548302441
=005  20120730163629.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85095983 
=035  \\$aBZU5889NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRC931.O72
=150  \\$aOsteopetrosis
=450  \\$aAlbers-Schoenberg disease
=450  \\$aOsteosclerosis fragilis
=550  \\$wg$aBones$xDiseases
=750  \2$aOsteopetrosis$5IEN$0(DNLM)D010022

=LDR  00659cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362548402441
=005  20120730163629.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85095982 
=035  \\$aBZU5888NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aRC931.O716
=150  \\$aOsteopenia
=550  \\$wg$aBones$xDiseases
=670  \\$aInter. dict. med. biol. (osteopenia: a reduction in bone mass that is caused by decreased osteoid formation in the presence of normal bone resorption; any decrease in bone density or mass below normal amounts)
=670  \\$aMESH (Bone Diseases, Metabolic x Osteopenia)
=750  \2$aBone Diseases, Metabolic$5IEN$0(DNLM)D001851

=LDR  00681cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362548502441
=005  20130322154222.0
=008  931217i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85095977 
=035  \\$aBZU5883NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRZ301$bRZ397.5
=150  \\$aOsteopathic medicine
=450  \\$wnne$aOsteopathy
=550  \\$wg$aMedicine
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Osteopathic medicine)
=670  \\$aCorrespondence from C. Williams, American Osteopathic Association, 5/10/93$b(term "osteopathy" has been out of use for several years)
=670  \\$aLC data base, 6/18/93$b(osteopathic medicine; osteopathy)
=750  \2$aOsteopathic Medicine$0(DNLM)D010021$5IEN

=LDR  00893cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880362548602441
=005  20091028085433.0
=008  931217i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85095975 
=035  \\$aBZU5881NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aOsteopathic physicians
=450  \\$aDoctors of osteopathy
=450  \\$aDOs (Osteopathic medicine)
=450  \\$aOsteopathists
=450  \\$wnne$aOsteopaths
=550  \\$wg$aPhysicians
=670  \\$aRandom House$b(Osteopath: a physician who practices osteopathy. Also osteopathist; D.O. also DO, Doctor of osteopathy, also Doctor of optometry)
=670  \\$aLC data base, 6/18/93$b(osteopaths; osteopathic physicians; doctors of osteopathy)
=670  \\$aCorrespondence from C. Williams, American Osteopathic Association, 5/10/93$b(osteopathic physicians is preferred term)
=750  \2$aOsteopathic Physicians$0(DNLM)D055360$5IEN

=LDR  00461cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362548702441
=005  20120730163629.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85095974 
=035  \\$aBZU5880NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRZ337
=150  \\$aOsteopathic students
=550  \\$wg$aHealth occupations students
=550  \\$wg$aStudents
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/16/90
=750  \2$aOsteopathic Medicine$xeducation$5IEN$0(DNLM)D010021Q000193

=LDR  00403cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362548802441
=005  20130322154403.0
=008  931217i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85095973 
=035  \\$aBZU5879NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRZ337$bRZ338
=150  \\$aOsteopathic schools
=550  \\$wg$aMedical colleges
=750  \2$aOsteopathic Medicine$xeducation$5IEN$0(DNLM)D010021Q000193

=LDR  00387cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362548902441
=005  20120730163628.0
=008  031124i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85095972 
=035  \\$aBZU5878NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aRZ302$bRZ304
=150  \\$aOsteopathic hospitals
=550  \\$wg$aSpecialty hospitals
=750  \2$aHospitals, Osteopathic$5IEN$0(DNLM)D006774

=LDR  00370cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362549002441
=005  20120730163628.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85095971 
=035  \\$aBZU5877NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aOsteomyelitis
=550  \\$wg$aBones$xDiseases
=550  \\$wg$aOsteitis
=750  \2$aOsteomyelitis$5IEN$0(DNLM)D010019

=LDR  00430cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362549102441
=005  20120730163628.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85095970 
=035  \\$aBZU5876NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRC627.O7
=150  \\$aOsteomalacia
=550  \\$wg$aBones$xDiseases
=550  \\$wg$aVitamin D deficiency
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/16/90
=750  \2$aOsteomalacia$5IEN$0(DNLM)D010018

=LDR  00499cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362549202441
=005  20091028084915.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85095963 
=035  \\$aBZU5869NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRJ482.O
=150  \\$aOsteochondrosis
=450  \\$aEpiphyseal ischemic necrosis
=450  \\$aOsteochondritis
=550  \\$wg$aBones$xNecrosis
=750  \2$aOsteochondrosis$0(DNLM)D055034$5IEN
=750  \2$aOsteochondritis$0(DNLM)D010007$5IEN

=LDR  00379cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362549302441
=005  20120730163628.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85095962 
=035  \\$aBZU5868NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aOsteochondroma
=550  \\$wg$aBones$xTumors
=550  \\$wg$aCartilage$xTumors
=750  \2$aOsteochondroma$5IEN$0(DNLM)D015831

=LDR  00996cz  a2200277n  4500
=001  9880362549402441
=005  20120730163628.0
=008  020711i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85095960 
=035  \\$aBZU5866NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aRA645.O74$cPublic health
=053  \0$aRC931.O67$cInternal medicine
=150  \\$aOsteoarthritis
=450  \\$aDegenerative arthritis
=450  \\$aDegenerative joint disease
=450  \\$aJoint disease, Degenerative
=450  \\$aOA (Disease)
=450  \\$aOld age arthritis
=450  \\$aOsteoarthrosis
=450  \\$aWear and tear arthritis
=550  \\$wg$aArthritis
=670  \\$aMechanisms of articular cartilage damage and repair in OA ... c1990.
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Osteoarthritis x Arthritis, Degenerative; Osteoarthrosis)
=670  \\$aMalka orthopaedic arthritis page, July 11, 2002$b("Osteoarthritis is also known as 'old age' arthritis or 'wear and tear' arthritis.")
=750  \2$aOsteoarthritis$5IEN$0(DNLM)D010003

=LDR  00441cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362549502441
=005  20110209105047.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85095957 
=035  \\$aBZU5863NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRC931.O65
=150  \\$aOsteitis deformans
=450  \\$aPaget's disease of bone
=550  \\$wg$aBones$xDiseases
=550  \\$wg$aOsteitis
=750  \2$aOsteitis Deformans$0(DNLM)D010001$5IEN

=LDR  00445cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362549602441
=005  20120730163628.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85095956 
=035  \\$aBZU5862NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aRC931.O64
=150  \\$aOsteitis
=450  \\$aBones$xInflammation
=450  \\$aOstitis
=550  \\$wg$aBones$xDiseases
=550  \\$wg$aInflammation
=750  \2$aOsteitis$5IEN$0(DNLM)D010000

=LDR  00560cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880362549702441
=005  20090723090214.0
=008  860211||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85095934 
=035  \\$aBZU5840NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQD543$cChemistry
=053  \\$aQH615$cCytology
=150  \\$aOsmosis
=550  \\$wg$aFluids
=550  \\$wg$aGases
=550  \\$wg$aSeparation (Technology)
=550  \\$aAbsorption (Physiology)
=550  \\$aPermeability
=550  \\$aSolution (Chemistry)
=750  \2$aOsmosis$0(DNLM)D009995$5IEN

=LDR  00533cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362549802441
=005  20140512101642.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85095932
=035  \\$aBZU5838NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=150  \\$aOsmoregulation
=450  \\$aOsmotic regulation
=450  \\$aWater balance (Physiology)
=550  \\$wg$aOsmosis
=550  \\$wg$aSalt in the body
=550  \\$aWater-electrolyte balance (Physiology)
=550  \\$wg$aWater in the body
=750  \2$aOsmoregulation$0(DNLM)D064587$5IEN-M

=LDR  00515cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362549902441
=005  20121023153050.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85095931 
=035  \\$aBZU5837NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dWaU
=053  \0$aQD181.O7$cGeneral and inorganic chemistry
=053  \0$aQD412.O7$cOrganometallic chemistry
=053  \0$aTP245.O7$cChemical engineering
=150  \\$aOsmium compounds
=550  \\$wg$aTransition metal compounds
=750  \2$aOsmium Compounds$5IEN$0(DNLM)D017892

=LDR  00823cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362550002441
=005  20130209162015.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85095926 
=035  \\$aBZU5832NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dWaU
=053  \0$aQD181.O7$cGeneral and inorganic chemistry
=053  \0$aQD412.O7$cOrganometallic chemistry
=053  \0$aQD464.O7$cAtomic and molecular weights
=053  \0$aQE516.O7$cGeochemistry
=053  \0$aTP245.O7$cChemical technology
=150  \\$aOsmium
=550  \\$wg$aPlatinum group
=670  \\$aWikipedia, Nov. 1, 2012$b(Osmium is a chemical element with the symbol Os and atomic number 76. It is a hard, brittle, blue-gray or blue-black transition metal in the platinum family and is the densest naturally occurring element)
=750  \2$aOsmium$5IEN$0(DNLM)D009992

=LDR  00320cz  a2200133n  4500
=001  9880362550102441
=005  20120730163628.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|n\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85095865 
=035  \\$aBZU5771LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aSD397.O8
=150  \\$aOsage orange
=750  \2$aMaclura$5IEN$0(DNLM)D031624

=LDR  00352cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362550202441
=005  20120730163628.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85095850 
=035  \\$aBZU5756NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQL638.O78
=150  \\$aOryzias
=550  \\$wg$aOryziatidae
=750  \2$aOryzias$5IEN$0(DNLM)D009990

=LDR  00563cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880362550302441
=005  20120730163628.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85095824 
=035  \\$aBZU5730NU
=035  \\$ash 85095824
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aRE992.O7
=150  \\$aOrthoptics
=450  \\$aExercises, Eye
=450  \\$aExercises, Ocular
=450  \\$aEye exercises
=450  \\$aOcular exercises
=550  \\$wg$aExercise therapy
=550  \\$wg$aTherapeutics, Ophthalmological
=750  \2$aOrthoptics$5IEN$0(DNLM)D009988

=LDR  00736cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880362550402441
=005  20120730163628.0
=008  041008i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85095822 
=035  \\$aBZU5728NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQL506$bQL509.2
=150  \\$aOrthoptera
=450  \\$wnne$aEnsifera
=450  \\$aEnsifera (Insects)
=450  \\$aOrthopterans
=450  \\$aOrthopterons
=450  \\$wnne$aSaltatoria
=550  \\$wg$aInsects
=670  \\$aWeb. 3$b(orthopteran, orthopteron: an insect of the order Orthoptera)
=670  \\$aITIS search, Oct. 8, 2004$b(Ensifera, suborder in order Orthoptera; also Ensifera Lesson, 1843, genus in family Trochilidae)
=750  \2$aOrthoptera$5IEN$0(DNLM)D009987

=LDR  00399cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362550502441
=005  20120730163628.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85095821 
=035  \\$aBZU5727NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aOrthopsychiatry
=550  \\$wg$aMental health
=550  \\$wg$aPsychiatry
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/16/90
=750  \2$aOrthopsychiatry$5IEN$0(DNLM)D009986

=LDR  00399cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362550602441
=005  20180928121330.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85095815
=035  \\$aBZU5721NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aOrthopedists
=450  \\$aOrthopedic surgeons
=450  \\$aOrthopods
=550  \\$wg$aSurgeons
=750  \2$aOrthopedic Surgeons$0(DNLM)D000072161$5IEN

=LDR  00499cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362550702441
=005  20120730163627.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85095814 
=035  \\$aBZU5720NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRD736.T7
=150  \\$aOrthopedic traction
=360  \\$isubdivision$aTraction$iunder individual parts of the body, e.g.$aFoot--Traction
=450  \\$aTraction (Orthopedics)
=550  \\$wg$aOrthopedics
=750  \2$aTraction$5IEN$0(DNLM)D014143

=LDR  00448cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362550802441
=005  20120730163627.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85095809 
=035  \\$aBZU5715NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRD753
=150  \\$aOrthopedic nursing
=550  \\$wg$aOrthopedics
=550  \\$wg$aRehabilitation nursing
=550  \\$wg$aSurgical nursing
=750  \2$aOrthopedic Nursing$5IEN$0(DNLM)D016530

=LDR  00379cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362550902441
=005  20120730163627.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85095803 
=035  \\$aBZU5709NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aOrthopedic braces
=450  \\$aBraces, Orthopedic
=550  \\$wg$aOrthopedic apparatus
=750  \2$aBraces$5IEN$0(DNLM)D001915

=LDR  00586cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362551002441
=005  20120730163627.0
=008  930928i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85095801 
=035  \\$aBZU5707NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRD755$bRD757
=150  \\$aOrthopedic apparatus
=450  \\$aApparatus, Orthopedic
=450  \\$aOrthoses
=450  \\$aOrthotic devices
=550  \\$wg$aSurgical instruments and apparatus
=670  \\$aStedman's med. dict.$b(Orthoses)
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Orthotic devices)
=750  \2$aOrthotic Devices$5IEN$0(DNLM)D009989

=LDR  00611cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880362551102441
=005  20120730163627.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85095799 
=035  \\$aBZU5705NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRD701$bRD795
=150  \\$aOrthopedics
=450  \\$aOrthopaedics
=450  \\$wnne$aOrthopedia
=550  \\$wg$aSurgery
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Selected references in orthopaedic trauma, 1989.
=670  \\$aMESH.
=670  \\$aRandom House$b(Orthopedics, also orthopaedics)
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/16/90
=750  \2$aOrthopedics$5IEN$0(DNLM)D009985

=LDR  00610cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880362551202441
=005  20120730163627.0
=008  871218i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85095798 
=035  \\$a(OCoLC)02101646
=035  \\$aBZU5704NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRM235.5
=150  \\$aOrthomolecular therapy
=450  \\$aMeganutrition
=450  \\$aMegavitamin therapy
=450  \\$wnne$aOrthomolecular medicine
=450  \\$wnne$aOrthomolecular psychiatry
=450  \\$aSupernutrition therapy
=550  \\$wg$aTherapeutics
=750  \2$aOrthomolecular Therapy$5IEN$0(DNLM)D009974

=LDR  00337cz  a2200133n  4500
=001  9880362551302441
=005  20170827173021.0
=008  911219i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85095776
=035  \\$aBZU5682NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aOrthodontists
=550  \\$wg$aDentists
=750  \2$aOrthodontists$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000066792

=LDR  00475cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362551402441
=005  20120730163627.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85095775 
=035  \\$aBZU5681NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aOrthodontics, Preventive
=450  \\$aMalocclusion$xPrevention
=450  \\$aPreventive orthodontics
=550  \\$wg$aPreventive dentistry
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/16/90
=750  \2$aOrthodontics, Preventive$5IEN$0(DNLM)D009973

=LDR  00455cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362551502441
=005  20120730163627.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85095774 
=035  \\$aBZU5680NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRK527.5
=150  \\$aOrthodontics, Interceptive
=450  \\$aInterceptive orthodontics
=550  \\$wg$aPedodontics
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/16/90
=750  \2$aOrthodontics, Interceptive$5IEN$0(DNLM)D009972

=LDR  00508cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362551602441
=005  20120730163627.0
=008  871218i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85095772 
=035  \\$a(OCoLC)02101480
=035  \\$aBZU5678NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aRK527$bRK528
=150  \\$aOrthodontics, Corrective
=450  \\$aCorrective orthodontics
=450  \\$aTooth movement, Orthodontic
=550  \\$wg$aDental therapeutics
=750  \2$aOrthodontics, Corrective$5IEN$0(DNLM)D009971

=LDR  00492cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362551702441
=005  20120730163627.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85095770 
=035  \\$aBZU5676NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRK521$bRK528
=150  \\$aOrthodontics
=450  \\$aDental orthopedics
=450  \\$wnne$aOrthodontia
=550  \\$wg$aDentistry
=550  \\$wg$aOrthopedics
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/16/90
=750  \2$aOrthodontics$5IEN$0(DNLM)D009970

=LDR  00422cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362551802441
=005  20120730163627.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85095769 
=035  \\$aBZU5675NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRK528.R45
=150  \\$aOrthodontic appliances, Removable
=450  \\$aRemovable orthodontic appliances
=750  \2$aOrthodontic Appliances, Removable$5IEN$0(DNLM)D009968

=LDR  00618cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362551902441
=005  20121014171924.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85095768 
=035  \\$aBZU5674NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRK528.E98
=150  \\$aOrthodontic appliances, Extraoral traction
=450  \\$aExtraoral orthodontic appliances
=450  \\$aExtraoral traction appliances
=550  \\$wg$aOrthodontic appliances, Removable
=550  \\$wg$aOrthopedic traction
=750  \2$aExtraoral Orthdontic Appliances$5IEN
=750  \2$aExtraoral Traction Appliances$5IEN$0(DNLM)D005115

=LDR  00492cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362552002441
=005  20120730163627.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85095767 
=035  \\$aBZU5673NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRK527
=150  \\$aOrthodontic appliances
=450  \\$aBraces, Orthodontic
=550  \\$wg$aDental instruments and apparatus
=550  \\$wg$aOrthodontics
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/16/90
=750  \2$aOrthodontic Appliances$5IEN$0(DNLM)D009967

=LDR  00453cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362552102441
=005  20080319102035.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85095750 $zsj 96005999 
=035  \\$aBZU5656NU
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh 85095750
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aHV959$bHV1420.5
=150  \\$aOrphans
=450  \\$wnne$aOrphans and orphan-asylums
=550  \\$wg$aChildren
=750  \2$aChild, Orphaned$0(DNLM)D054540$5IEN

=LDR  00455cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362552202441
=005  20120730163626.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85095748 
=035  \\$aBZU5654NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aHV959$bHV1420.5
=150  \\$aOrphanages
=450  \\$aOrphan asylums
=450  \\$wnne$aOrphans and orphan-asylums
=550  \\$wg$aChildren$xInstitutional care
=750  \2$aOrphanages$5IEN$0(DNLM)D019372

=LDR  00685cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362552302441
=005  20120730163626.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85095747 
=035  \\$aBZU5653NU
=035  \\$ash 85095747
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aOrphan drugs
=450  \\$aDrugs of limited commercial value
=450  \\$aNonprofitable drugs
=550  \\$wg$aDrugs
=680  \\$iHere are entered works on drugs which appear to be useful for the treatment of rare disorders, but have difficulty in finding a sponsor for development and marketing because of insufficient anticipated financial return.
=750  \2$aOrphan Drug Production$5IEN$0(DNLM)D009965

=LDR  00445cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362552402441
=005  20120730163626.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85095738 
=035  \\$aBZU5644NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aRK322
=150  \\$aOrofacial pain
=450  \\$aOro-facial pain
=550  \\$wg$aFacial pain
=550  \\$wg$aMouth$xDiseases
=550  \\$wg$aPain
=750  \2$aFacial Pain$5IEN$0(DNLM)D005157

=LDR  00358cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362552502441
=005  20120730163626.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85095732 
=035  \\$aBZU5638LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQK495.O74
=150  \\$aOrobanchaceae
=550  \\$wg$aTubiflorae
=750  \2$aOrobanchaceae$5IEN$0(DNLM)D031670

=LDR  00392cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362552602441
=005  20120730163626.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85095713 
=035  \\$aBZU5619LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aQL458.2.A74
=150  \\$aOrnithodoros
=550  \\$wg$aArgasidae
=550  \\$wg$aRelapsing fever
=750  \2$aOrnithodoros$5IEN$0(DNLM)D026861

=LDR  00372cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362552702441
=005  20120730163626.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85095644 
=035  \\$aBZU5550LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQK495.L25
=150  \\$aOriganum
=450  \\$aMajorana
=550  \\$wg$aLamiaceae
=750  \2$aOriganum$5IEN$0(DNLM)D031341

=LDR  00371cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362552802441
=005  20120730163626.0
=008  871218i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85095629 
=035  \\$a(OCoLC)02100597
=035  \\$aBZU5535NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aOrientation
=450  \\$aDirection, Sense of
=750  \2$aOrientation$5IEN$0(DNLM)D009949

=LDR  00729cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362552902441
=005  20120730163626.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85095620 
=035  \\$aBZU5526NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aPJ
=150  \\$aOriental philology
=450  \\$aPhilology, Oriental
=680  \\$iHere are entered works on the ancient and/or modern Oriental languages and literatures of Asia as a whole, or of the Far East only. Works on the ancient and/or modern languages and literatures of the Middle East are entered under$aMiddle Eastern philology.
=681  \\$iNote under$aMiddle Eastern philology
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/18/90
=750  \2$aPhilology, Oriental$5IEN$0(DNLM)D010682

=LDR  00459cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362553002441
=005  20120730163626.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85095593 
=035  \\$aBZU5499NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aOrgasm
=450  \\$aClimax, Sexual
=450  \\$aSexual climax
=550  \\$wg$aSexual excitement
=550  \\$wg$aSexual intercourse
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/16/90
=750  \2$aOrgasm$5IEN$0(DNLM)D009948

=LDR  00676cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362553102441
=005  20050201103025.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85095588 
=035  \\$aBZU5494NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN/LSP
=150  \\$aOrgan culture
=360  \\$isubdivision$aCultures and culture media$iunder individual organs and regions of the body, e.g.$aHeart--Cultures and culture media
=450  \\$aOrgans (Anatomy)$xCultures and culture media
=450  \\$wnne$aOrgans, Culture of
=550  \\$wg$aCultures (Biology)
=550  \\$aTissue culture
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Organ culture)
=750  \2$aOrgan Culture Techniques$0(DNLM)D009924$5IEN

=LDR  00489cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362553202441
=005  20120730163626.0
=008  860211||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85095581 
=035  \\$aBZU5487NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQD412.S7
=150  \\$aOrganotin compounds
=450  \\$aTin organic compounds
=550  \\$wg$aOrganometallic compounds
=550  \\$wg$aTin compounds
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/16/90
=750  \2$aOrganotin Compounds$5IEN$0(DNLM)D009947

=LDR  00425cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362553302441
=005  20120730163625.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85095580 
=035  \\$aBZU5486NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRM283$bRM298
=150  \\$aOrganotherapy
=450  \\$aOpotherapy
=550  \\$wg$aTherapeutics
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/16/90
=750  \2$aOrganotherapy$5IEN$0(DNLM)D009945

=LDR  00497cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362553402441
=005  20120730163625.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85095574 
=035  \\$aBZU5480NU
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh 85095574
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQD305.S54
=150  \\$aOrganosilicon compounds
=450  \\$aSilicon organic compounds
=550  \\$wg$aOrganic compounds
=550  \\$wg$aSilicon compounds
=750  \2$aOrganosilicon Compounds$5IEN$0(DNLM)D017646

=LDR  01259cz  a2200241n  4500
=001  9880362553502441
=005  20121226153305.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85095573 
=035  \\$aBZU5479NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dWaU
=053  \0$aQD412.S5
=150  \\$aOrganoselenium compounds
=450  \\$aSelenium organic compounds
=550  \\$wg$aOrganic compounds
=550  \\$wg$aSelenium compounds
=670  \\$aThe chemistry of organic selenium and tellurium compounds, 2012-
=670  \\$aInternational Symposium on Organic Selenium and Tellurium Compounds (3rd : 1979 : Metz, France). Organic selenium and tellurium compounds, 1981.
=670  \\$aOrganic compounds of sulphur, selenium, and tellurium, 1969/70-1978/80.
=670  \\$aSwearingen, J.W. Identification of organo-tellurium and organo-selenium compounds in the headspace gases above genetically modified Escherichia coli amended with tellurium and selenium salts, 2005.
=670  \\$aAgen�as, L.-B. Studies on the synthesis and mass spectra of aromatic organo-selenium compounds, 1969.
=670  \\$aJohnson, S. Studies of organosulfur and organoselenium compounds from selenized yeast and mushrooms, 2005.
=750  \2$aOrganoselenium Compounds$5IEN$0(DNLM)D016566

=LDR  00487cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362553602441
=005  20120730163625.0
=008  930524||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85095570 
=035  \\$aBZU5476NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQD412.P8
=150  \\$aOrganoplatinum compounds
=450  \\$aPlatinum organic compounds
=550  \\$wg$aOrganotransition metal compounds
=550  \\$wg$aPlatinum compounds
=750  \2$aOrganoplatinum Compounds$5IEN$0(DNLM)D009944

=LDR  00688cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362553702441
=005  20120730163625.0
=008  040409i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85095568 
=035  \\$aBZU5474NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQD305.P46$cAliphatic compounds
=053  \0$aQD406$cHeterocyclic compounds
=150  \\$aOrganophosphorus compounds
=450  \\$aPhosphoorganic compounds
=450  \\$aPhosphorus organic compounds
=550  \\$wg$aOrganic compounds
=550  \\$wg$aPhosphorus compounds
=670  \\$aConcise encyc. chemistry, 1994$b(organophorphorus compounds - phosphoorganic compounds)
=750  \2$aOrganophosphorus Compounds$5IEN$0(DNLM)D009943

=LDR  00458cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362553802441
=005  20150422110842.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85095564 
=035  \\$aBZU5470LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=150  \\$aOrganon vasculosum laminae terminalis
=450  \\$aLamina terminalis, Vascular organ of
=450  \\$aOrganum vasculosum laminae terminalis
=550  \\$wg$aBrain
=750  \2$aOrganum Vasculosum$0(DNLM)D066278$5IEN

=LDR  00432cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362553902441
=005  20150518094903.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85093143 
=035  \\$aBZU3049NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aNucleic acid hybridization
=550  \\$wg$aCytogenetics
=550  \\$wg$aCytology$xTechnique
=550  \\$wg$aHybridization
=750  \2$aNucleic Acid Hybridization$5IEN$0(DNLM)D009693

=LDR  01325cz  a2200301n  4500
=001  9880362554002441
=005  20080327104913.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85093127 
=035  \\$aBZU3033NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aU264$bU264.5
=150  \\$aNuclear weapons
=450  \\$wnne$aAtomic weapons
=450  \\$aFusion weapons
=450  \\$aThermonuclear weapons
=450  \\$aWeapons, Nuclear$5IEN
=550  \\$wg$aWeapons of mass destruction
=550  \\$aNo first use (Nuclear strategy)
=550  \\$aNuclear arms control
=550  \\$aNuclear disarmament
=550  \\$aNuclear warfare
=670  \\$aLC database, 8/2/91$b(thermonuclear)
=670  \\$aQuick dict. weapons$b(Thermonuclear: pertaining to the process in which very high temperatures are used to bring about the fusion of light nuclei; Nuclear weapon: a device in which the explosion results from the energy released by reactions involving atomic nuclei--fission or fusion or both)
=670  \\$aEnc. phys. sci. and tech., 1987:$bv. 5, p. 723ff (Fusion devices, Explosive)
=670  \\$aGreen, J. The effects of thermonuclear weapons, c1991.
=670  \\$aRobertson, D. Guide to modern defense and strategy, 1987$b(Hydrogen bomb, Nuclear fusion, Thermonuclear)
=750  \2$aNuclear Weapons$0(DNLM)D054043$5IEN

=LDR  00766cz  a2200253n  4500
=001  9880362554102441
=005  20120730163608.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85093115 
=035  \\$aBZU3021NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aU263
=150  \\$aNuclear warfare
=450  \\$wnne$aAtomic warfare
=450  \\$aCBR warfare
=450  \\$aNuclear strategy
=450  \\$aNuclear war
=450  \\$aThermonuclear warfare
=550  \\$wg$aWar
=550  \\$aNuclear crisis control
=550  \\$aNuclear weapons
=670  \\$aLC database, Aug. 2, 1991$b("thermonuclear")
=670  \\$aRobertson, D. Guide to modern defense and strategy, 1987$b(Thermonuclear, Hydrogen bomb, nuclear fusion)
=750  \2$aNuclear Warfare$5IEN$0(DNLM)D009689

=LDR  00735cz  a2200265n  4500
=001  9880362554202441
=005  20120730163607.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85093071 
=035  \\$aBZU2977NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQC786$cPhysics
=053  \\$aTK9202$cTechnology
=150  \\$aNuclear reactors
=450  \\$aAtomic piles
=450  \\$aChain reaction piles
=450  \\$aReactors (Nuclear physics)
=550  \\$wg$aNuclear energy
=550  \\$wg$aNuclear engineering
=550  \\$wg$aNuclear facilities
=550  \\$wg$aNuclear physics
=550  \\$aNeutron transport theory
=550  \\$aNuclear propulsion
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/16/90
=750  \2$aNuclear Reactors$5IEN$0(DNLM)D009688

=LDR  00712cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362554302441
=005  20120730163607.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85093069 
=035  \\$aBZU2975NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=150  \\$aNuclear reactions
=360  \\$isubdivision$aCapture$iunder names of particles, e.g.$aNeutrons--Capture;$iand subdivision$aDecay$iunder radioactive substances, e.g.$aRadium--Decay
=450  \\$aNuclear transformations
=450  \\$aNuclear transmutation
=550  \\$wg$aCollisions (Nuclear physics)
=550  \\$wg$aNuclear energy
=550  \\$wg$aNuclear physics
=550  \\$aCompound nucleus
=750  \2$aElementary Particle Interactions$5IEN$0(DNLM)D019471

=LDR  00599cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880362554402441
=005  20091026104806.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85093030 
=035  \\$aBZU2936NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aTK1078
=150  \\$aNuclear power plants
=450  \\$aAtomic power plants
=450  \\$aNuclear power stations
=450  \\$aPower plants, Nuclear
=550  \\$aAntinuclear movement
=550  \\$wg$aElectric power-plants
=550  \\$aNuclear energy
=550  \\$wg$aNuclear facilities
=750  \2$aNuclear Power Plants$0(DNLM)D055848$5IEN

=LDR  00461cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362554502441
=005  20120730163607.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85093024 
=035  \\$aBZU2930NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQC770$bQC798
=150  \\$aNuclear physics
=450  \\$aAtomic nuclei
=450  \\$aAtoms, Nuclei of
=450  \\$aNucleus of the atom
=550  \\$wg$aPhysics
=750  \2$aNuclear Physics$5IEN$0(DNLM)D009686

=LDR  00426cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362554602441
=005  20120730163607.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85093016 
=035  \\$aBZU2922NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \\$aQH601.2
=150  \\$aNuclear membranes
=450  \\$aNuclear envelope
=550  \\$wg$aCell membranes
=550  \\$wg$aCell nuclei
=750  \2$aNuclear Envelope$5IEN$0(DNLM)D009685

=LDR  00552cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362554702441
=005  20150120120729.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85093011 
=035  \\$aBZU2917NU
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aR895$bR920
=150  \\$aNuclear medicine
=450  \\$wnne$aAtomic medicine
=450  \\$wnne$aRadioisotopes in medicine
=550  \\$wg$aMedical radiology
=550  \\$wg$aRadioactive tracers
=550  \\$aRadioactivity$xPhysiological effect
=750  \2$aNuclear Medicine$5IEN$0(DNLM)D009683

=LDR  00659cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880362554802441
=005  20120730163607.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85093008 
=035  \\$aBZU2914NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQD96.N8$cChemistry
=053  \\$aQH585.5.N82$cCytology
=053  \\$aQP519.9.N83$cBiochemistry
=150  \\$aNuclear magnetic resonance spectroscopy
=450  \\$aNMR spectroscopy
=450  \\$aSpectroscopy, NMR
=450  \\$aSpectroscopy, Nuclear magnetic resonance
=550  \\$wg$aNuclear spectroscopy
=550  \\$aKnight shift
=750  \2$aMagnetic Resonance Spectroscopy$5IEN$0(DNLM)D009682

=LDR  00813cz  a2200241n  4500
=001  9880362554902441
=005  20120730163607.0
=008  871218||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85093005 
=035  \\$aBZU2911NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQC762
=150  \\$aNuclear magnetic resonance
=450  \\$aMagnetic resonance, Nuclear
=450  \\$aNMR (Nuclear magnetic resonance)
=450  \\$aNuclear spin resonance
=450  \\$aResonance, Nuclear spin
=550  \\$wg$aMagnetic resonance
=550  \\$wg$aNuclear spin
=550  \\$aNuclear quadrupole resonance
=670  \\$aUMI business vocab.$b(NMR see Nuclear magnetic resonance)
=670  \\$aINIS Thes.:$bunder Nuclear spin resonance (USE: Nuclear magnetic resonance)
=750  \2$aMagnetic Resonance Spectroscopy$5IEN$0(DNLM)D009682

=LDR  00895cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880362555002441
=005  20120730163607.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85092995 
=035  \\$aBZU2901NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQC791
=150  \\$aNuclear fusion
=450  \\$aFusion, Nuclear
=450  \\$aFusion reactions
=550  \\$wg$aFusion
=550  \\$wg$aNuclear reactions
=680  \\$iHere are entered works on the nuclear reaction between two light nuclei to form a heavier nucleus with release of binding energy. Works on the transition from a frozen to an unfrozen state by warming are entered under$aThawing.$iWorks on the change of the state of a substance from the solid phase to the liquid phase are entered under$aFusion.
=681  \\$iNotes under$aFusion; Thawing
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/16/90
=750  \2$aNuclear Fusion$5IEN$0(DNLM)D009681

=LDR  00414cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362555102441
=005  20120730163606.0
=008  920523||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85092983 
=035  \\$aBZU2889NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQC789.7$bQC790.8
=150  \\$aNuclear fission
=450  \\$aFission, Nuclear
=550  \\$wg$aNuclear reactions
=750  \2$aNuclear Fission$5IEN$0(DNLM)D009680

=LDR  00826cz  a2200301n  4500
=001  9880362555202441
=005  20120730163606.0
=008  041006i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85092958 
=035  \\$aBZU2864NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQC791.9$bQC792.8$cPhysics
=053  \0$aTK9001$bTK9401$cTechnology
=150  \\$aNuclear energy
=450  \\$wnne$aAtomic energy
=450  \\$wnne$aAtomic power
=450  \\$aEnergy, Atomic
=450  \\$aEnergy, Nuclear
=450  \\$aNuclear power
=450  \\$aPower, Atomic
=450  \\$aPower, Nuclear
=550  \\$wg$aForce and energy
=550  \\$wg$aNuclear physics
=550  \\$wg$aPower resources
=550  \\$aNuclear engineering
=550  \\$aNuclear facilities
=550  \\$aNuclear power plants
=750  \2$aNuclear Energy$5IEN$0(DNLM)D009678

=LDR  01024cz  a2200289n  4500
=001  9880362555302441
=005  20120730163606.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85092906 
=035  \\$aBZU2812NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aRD86.P68$cAnesthesiology
=053  \0$aRG129.P64$cGynecology
=053  \0$aRM666.P837$cPharmacology
=053  \0$aSF918.P75$cVeterinary pharmacology
=150  \\$aProcaine
=450  \\$wnne$aImpletol
=450  \\$aNovocain (Registered trademark)$5IEN
=450  \\$aNovocain (Trademark)
=450  \\$wnne$aNovocaine
=550  \\$wg$aAminobenzoic acids
=550  \\$wg$aLocal anesthetics
=670  \\$aInter. dict. med. biol.$b(Novocaine, a proprietary name for Procaine hydrochloride)
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Procaine: "Novocaine goes here")
=670  \\$aDorland's med. dict.$b(Novocain, trademark for preparations of procaine hydrochloride)
=670  \\$aPharm. chem. syn.$b(Impletol see Procaine-caffeine complex)
=750  \2$aProcaine$5IEN$0(DNLM)D011343

=LDR  00537cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362555402441
=005  20120730163606.0
=008  871218i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85092817 
=035  \\$a(OCoLC)02081202
=035  \\$aBZU2723NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQL668.C28
=150  \\$aNotophthalmus viridescens
=450  \\$wnne$aDiemictylus viridescens
=450  \\$aRed-spotted newt
=450  \\$aTriturus viridescens
=550  \\$wg$aNotophthalmus
=750  \2$aNotophthalmus viridescens$5IEN$0(DNLM)D009673

=LDR  00419cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362555502441
=005  20120730163606.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85092816 
=035  \\$aBZU2722NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aQL668.C28
=150  \\$aNotophthalmus
=450  \\$wnne$aDiemictylus
=550  \\$wg$aNewts
=550  \\$wg$aSalamandridae
=750  \2$aNotophthalmus$5IEN$0(DNLM)D019185

=LDR  00478cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362555602441
=005  20120730163606.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85092813 
=035  \\$aBZU2719NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aNotochord
=450  \\$aChorda dorsalis
=450  \\$aChorda vertebralis
=450  \\$aHead process
=550  \\$wg$aChordata
=550  \\$wg$aEmbryology
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/16/90
=750  \2$aNotochord$5IEN$0(DNLM)D009672

=LDR  00346cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362555702441
=005  20050617083259.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85092774 
=035  \\$aBZU2680LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aQR99.7.N67
=150  \\$aNostoc
=550  \\$wg$aNostocaceae
=750  \2$aNostoc$0(DNLM)D046937$5IEN

=LDR  00459cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362555802441
=005  20120730163603.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85092097 
=035  \\$aBZU2003NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aQD181.N1
=053  \\$aRD86.N7$cAnesthetics
=150  \\$aNitrous oxide
=450  \\$aLaughing-gas
=550  \\$wg$aAnesthetics
=550  \\$wg$aNitrogen oxides
=750  \2$aNitrous Oxide$5IEN$0(DNLM)D009609

=LDR  00476cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362555902441
=005  20120730163606.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85092771 
=035  \\$aBZU2677NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRB115
=150  \\$aNosology
=450  \\$aClassification$xDiseases
=450  \\$aDiseases$xClassification
=550  \\$wg$aMedicine
=690  \\$ar:AMD:6/26/90
=750  \2$aDisease$xClassification$5IEN$0(DNLM)D004194Q000145

=LDR  01035cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362556002441
=005  20130514162905.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85092096 
=035  \\$aBZU2002NU
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC$dDLC$dWaU
=053  \0$aQD181.N1
=150  \\$aNitrous acid
=450  \\$aHydroxidooxidonitrogen
=550  \\$wg$aInorganic acids
=550  \\$wg$aNitrogen compounds
=670  \\$aWikipedia, Jan. 27, 2013$b(Nitrous acid (molecular formula HNO b2 (B) is a weak and monobasic acid known only in solution and in the form of nitrite salts. Preferred IUPAC name: Nitrous acid. Systematic name: Hydroxidooxidonitrogen)
=670  \\$aBritannic online, Jan. 27, 2013$b(nitrous acid, (HNO b2 (B), an unstable, weakly acidic compound that has been prepared only in the form of cold, dilute solutions)
=670  \\$aMerriam-Webster online, Jan. 27, 2013$b(nitrous acid: an unstable acid HNO b2 (B known only in solution or in the form of its salts or esters)
=750  \2$aNitrous Acid$5IEN$0(DNLM)D009608

=LDR  00496cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362556102441
=005  20120730163606.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85092770 
=035  \\$aBZU2676NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aNosocomial infections
=450  \\$aHospital-acquired infections
=450  \\$aHospital infections
=550  \\$wg$aIatrogenic diseases
=550  \\$wg$aInfection
=690  \\$ar:AMD:6/22/90
=750  \2$aCross Infection$5IEN$0(DNLM)D003428

=LDR  00412cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362556202441
=005  20120730163603.0
=008  920207||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85092094 
=035  \\$aBZU2000NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aNitrosoureas
=550  \\$wg$aAlkylating agents
=550  \\$wg$aNitroso compounds
=550  \\$wg$aUrea
=750  \2$aNitrosourea Compounds$5IEN$0(DNLM)D009607

=LDR  00358cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362556302441
=005  20120730163605.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85092763 
=035  \\$aBZU2669NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQL368.M5$cProtozoology
=150  \\$aNosema
=550  \\$wg$aNosematidae
=750  \2$aNosema$5IEN$0(DNLM)D016818

=LDR  00398cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362556402441
=005  20120730163603.0
=008  920207||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85092093 
=035  \\$aBZU1999NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aNitrosoamines
=450  \\$aNitrosamines
=550  \\$wg$aAmines
=550  \\$wg$aNitroso compounds
=750  \2$aNitrosamines$5IEN$0(DNLM)D009602

=LDR  00767cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880362556502441
=005  20120730163603.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85092091 
=035  \\$aBZU1997NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQD305.N8$cAliphatic compounds
=053  \0$aQD341.N8$cAromatic compounds
=150  \\$aNitroso compounds
=550  \\$wg$aOrganonitrogen compounds
=550  \\$aNitrosation
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Richter-Addo, G.B. Metal nitrosyls, c1992.
=670  \\$aHampel, C.A. Gloss. of chem. terms, 1982$b(nitroso: a prefix indicating the presence of an NO group in an organic compound)
=670  \\$aTEST$b(Nitroso compounds)
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Nitroso compounds)
=750  \2$aNitroso Compounds$5IEN$0(DNLM)D009603

=LDR  00433cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362556602441
=005  20120730163605.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85092762 
=035  \\$aBZU2668NU
=035  \\$aSH 85092762
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aRF363
=150  \\$aNosebleed
=450  \\$aEpistaxis
=450  \\$aNose$xHemorrhage
=550  \\$wg$aHemorrhage
=750  \2$aEpistaxis$5IEN$0(DNLM)D004844

=LDR  00375cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362556702441
=005  20120730163603.0
=008  920207||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85092090 
=035  \\$aBZU1996NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aNitrosation
=550  \\$wg$aChemical reactions
=550  \\$aNitroso compounds
=750  \2$aNitrosation$5IEN$0(DNLM)D015538

=LDR  00362cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362556802441
=005  20120730163605.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|n\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85092759 
=035  \\$aBZU2665NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRC280.N6
=150  \\$aNose$xTumors
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/16/90
=750  \2$aNose Neoplasms$5IEN$0(DNLM)D009669

=LDR  00519cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362878102441
=005  20120730164330.0
=008  910613||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 91002914 
=035  \\$aCBJ2539NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRA1242.O25$cToxicology
=150  \0$aOchratoxins
=550  \0$wg$aMycotoxins
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Golinski, P. Ochratoksyna a w organizmie ... 1987.
=670  \\$aNLM.
=670  \\$aSingleton. Dict. micro. & mol. biol.
=750  \2$aOchratoxins$5IEN$0(DNLM)D009793

=LDR  01059cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880362878202441
=005  20120730164330.0
=008  910613i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 91002904 
=035  \\$aCBJ2531NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRG580.T47
=150  \0$aThyroid gland diseases in pregnancy
=550  \0$wg$aPregnancy$xComplications
=550  \0$wg$aThyroid gland$xDiseases
=670  \\$aWork cat.: International Symposium on Advances in Perinatal Thyroidology, c1991.
=670  \\$aMandel, S.J. Increased need for thyroxine during pregnancy in women with primary hypothyroidism, The New England Journal of Medicine, July 12, 1990:$bv. 323, p. 91+.
=670  \\$aLarsen, P.R. Maternal thyroxine and congenital hypothyroidism, The New England Journal of Medicine, July 6, 1989:$bv. 321, p. 44+.
=750  \2$81$wb$aThyroid Diseases$5IEN$0(DNLM)D013959
=750  \2$81$wb$aPregnancy$5IEN$0(DNLM)D011247
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aThyroid Diseases$iand$aPregnancy$5IEN

=LDR  00815cz  a2200241n  4500
=001  9880362878302441
=005  20171221114536.0
=008  910612||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 91002875
=035  \\$aCBJ2505NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aExons (Genetics)
=450  \\$aEncoding regions (Genetics)
=550  \\$wg$aExome
=550  \\$wg$aSplit genes
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Wills, C. Exons, introns and talking genes, 1991.
=670  \\$aDorland's med. dict.
=670  \\$aSingleton dict. microbiol. & mol. biol.
=670  \\$aStenesh dict. biochem. & mol. biol.
=670  \\$aBrown, T.A. Genetics : a molec. approach, 1989.
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Exons)
=670  \\$aRandom House$b(exon, genetics, also exon, in Britain, one of four yeomen of the guard)
=750  \2$aExons$0(DNLM)D005091$5IEN

=LDR  00476cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362878402441
=005  20120730164330.0
=008  910611i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 91002869 
=035  \\$aCBJ2499NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \0$aLegionellaceae
=550  \0$wg$aGram-negative bacteria
=670  \\$aSingleton dict. microbiol.$b(Legionellaceae)
=670  \\$aZinsser microbiol.$bp. 756-763 (Legionellaceae)
=750  \2$aLegionellaceae$5IEN$0(DNLM)D016951

=LDR  00440cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362878502441
=005  20120730164330.0
=008  910611i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 91002868 
=035  \\$aCBJ2498NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \0$aLegionella
=550  \0$wg$aLegionellaceae
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Legionella)
=670  \\$aNIH$b(Legionella, see Bacteria, Gram-negative, Legionella)
=750  \2$aLegionella$5IEN$0(DNLM)D007875

=LDR  00783cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362878602441
=005  20120730164330.0
=008  921202i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 91002861 
=035  \\$aCBJ2491NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRC740
=150  \0$aRespiratory infections in old age
=550  \0$wg$aRespiratory diseases in old age
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Respiratory infections in the elderly, c1991.
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Respiratory Tract Infections--in old age)
=675  \\$aWeb. 3;$aNIH;$aHennepin
=750  \2$81$wb$aRespiratory Tract Infections$5IEN$0(DNLM)D012141
=750  \2$81$wb$aAged$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000368
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aRespiratory Tract Infections$iand$aAged$5IEN

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=001  9880362878702441
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=010  \\$ash 91002860 
=035  \\$aCBJ2490NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \0$aRespiratory infections in children
=550  \0$wg$aInfection in children
=550  \0$wg$aPediatric respiratory diseases
=750  \2$81$wb$aRespiratory Tract Infections$5IEN$0(DNLM)D012141
=750  \2$81$wb$aChild$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002648
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aRespiratory Tract Infections$iand$aChild$5IEN

=LDR  00847cz  a2200253n  4500
=001  9880362878802441
=005  20120730164329.0
=008  910610i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 91002859 
=035  \\$aCBJ2489NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRC740
=150  \0$aRespiratory infections
=450  \0$wnne$aRespiratory organs$xInfections
=450  \0$aRespiratory tract infections
=450  \0$aUpper respiratory infections
=450  \0$aUpper respiratory tract infections
=550  \0$wg$aInfection
=550  \0$wg$aRespiratory organs$xDiseases
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Respiratory infections in the elderly, c1991.
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Respiratory tract infections, x Upper respiratory infections)
=670  \\$aNIH$b(Respiratory infections)
=675  \\$aHennepin
=750  \2$aRespiratory Tract Infections$5IEN$0(DNLM)D012141

=LDR  01225cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880362878902441
=005  20120730164329.0
=008  910610i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 91002847 
=035  \\$aCBJ2478NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRG628.3.P74
=150  \0$aPreimplantation genetic diagnosis
=450  \0$aPreembryo diagnosis
=450  \0$aPreimplantation diagnosis
=550  \0$wg$aPrenatal diagnosis
=670  \\$aWork cat.: International symposium on preimplantation genetics, c1991$b(preimplantation genetic diagnosis)
=670  \\$aRandall, T. Gene scene : earlier, eventually more specific, prenatal genetic diagnosis in realm of possibility, JAMA, Dec. 26, 1990:$bv. 264, n. 24, p. 3113.
=670  \\$aVerlinsky, Y. The preimplantation genetic diagnosis of genetic diseases, Journal of in vitro fertilization and embryo transfer, Feb. 1990:$bv. 7, p. 1-5.
=670  \\$aBolton, V.N. Preimplantation genetic diagnosis, British Medical Journal, Dec. 1990:$bv. 301, p. 1277.
=670  \\$aWest, J.D. The use of DNA probes in preimplantation and prenatal diagnosis, Molecular reproduction and development, 1989:$bv. 1, n. 2, p. 138-45.
=750  \2$aPreimplantation Diagnosis$5IEN$0(DNLM)D019836

=LDR  00819cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880362879002441
=005  20120730164329.0
=008  060829i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 91002843 
=035  \\$aCBJ2474NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aRJ275
=150  \\$aNeonatal infections
=450  \\$aInfection in newborn infants
=450  \\$aNewborn infants$xInfections
=550  \\$wg$aInfection in children
=550  \\$wg$aNewborn infants$xDiseases
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Isaacs, D. Neonatal infections, 1991.
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Infection--in infancy and childhood)
=750  \2$81$wb$aInfection$5IEN$0(DNLM)D007239
=750  \2$81$wb$aInfant, Newborn$5IEN$0(DNLM)D007231
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aInfection$iand$aInfant, Newborn$5IEN

=LDR  00983cz  a2200265n  4500
=001  9880362879102441
=005  20120730164329.0
=008  910610||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 91002842 
=035  \\$aCBJ2473NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \\$aQM155$cAnatomy
=053  \\$aQP325$cPhysiology
=150  \0$aMasticatory muscles
=450  \0$aCraniomandibular muscles
=450  \0$aMasticatory apparatus
=450  \0$aMuscles of mastication
=550  \0$wg$aMuscles
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Miller, A.J. Craniomandibular muscles : their role in function and form, 1991.
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Masticatory muscles)
=670  \\$aGray, H. Anatomy, 1966:$bp. 390 (Muscles of mastication)
=670  \\$aDorland's med. dict.:$bp. 1071 (muscles of mastication, masticatory muscles)
=670  \\$aJablonski, S. Illus. dict. dentistry:$bp. 520 (muscles of mastication)
=670  \\$aIntl. dict. med. biol.$b(masticatory muscle)
=750  \2$aMasticatory Muscles$5IEN$0(DNLM)D008410

=LDR  00886cz  a2200265n  4500
=001  9880362879202441
=005  20120730164329.0
=008  910607i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 91002831 
=035  \\$aCBJ2462NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRC848.H48
=150  \0$aHepatotoxicology
=450  \0$aHepatic toxicity
=450  \0$aHepatic toxicology
=450  \0$aHepatotoxicity
=450  \0$aLiver toxicity
=450  \0$aLiver toxicology
=550  \0$wg$aLiver$xDiseases
=550  \0$wg$aToxicology
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Hepatotoxicology, 1991.
=670  \\$aScience, "Carbon tetrachloride at hepatotoxic levels ..." May 22, 1987:$bv. 236, p. 967.
=670  \\$aJAMA, "Diclofenac-associated hepatotoxicity," Nov. 28, 1990:$bv. 264, n. 20. p. 2660.
=750  \2$aLiver$xdrug effects$5IEN$0(DNLM)D008099Q000187
=750  \2$aLiver Diseases$xchemically induced$5IEN

=LDR  00506cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362879302441
=005  20120730164329.0
=008  910604i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 91002757 
=035  \\$aCBJ2398NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQH212.S3
=150  \0$aScanning electron microscopy
=550  \0$wg$aElectron microscopy
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Microscopy, Electron, Scanning)
=670  \\$aINIS$b(Scanning electron microscopy)
=750  \2$aMicroscopy, Electron, Scanning$5IEN$0(DNLM)D008855

=LDR  00991cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9882375288102441
=005  20240216144537.0
=008  910603i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\|
=010  \\$ash 91002705
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh 91002705
=035  \\$a(LIBRARY_OF_CONGRESS)98172368720000041
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dMH
=150  \\$aBipolar disorder in children
=450  \\$wnne$aManic-depressive illness in children
=450  \\$wnne$aManic-depressive psychoses in children
=550  \\$wg$aAffective disorders in children
=550  \\$wg$aPsychoses in children
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Clinical guide to depression in children and adolescents, c1992.
=688  \\$aHeading changed from Manic-depressive illness in children to Bipolar disorder in children in November 2022.
=750  \2$81$wb$aBipolar Disorder$5IEN$0(DNLM)D001714
=750  \2$81$wb$aChild$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002648
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aBipolar Disorder$iand$aChild$5IEN

=LDR  00968cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9882375288002441
=005  20240216144724.0
=008  910603i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 91002704
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh 91002704
=035  \\$a(LIBRARY_OF_CONGRESS)98172368690000041
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dMH
=150  \\$aBipolar disorder in adolescence
=450  \\$wnne$aManic-depressive illness in adolescence
=450  \\$wnne$aManic-depressive psychoses in adolescence
=550  \\$wg$aPsychoses in adolescence
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Clinical guide to depression in children and adolescents, c1992.
=688  \\$aHeading changed from Manic-depressive illness in adolescence to Bipolar disorder in adolescence in November 2022.
=750  \2$81$wb$aBipolar Disorder$5IEN$0(DNLM)D001714
=750  \2$81$wb$aAdolescent$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000293
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aBipolar Disorder$iand$aAdolescent$5IEN

=LDR  00676cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362879602441
=005  20120730164329.0
=008  910603i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 91002703 
=035  \\$aCBJ2348NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRJ506.P69
=150  \0$aPsychoses in adolescence
=550  \0$wg$aAdolescent psychopathology
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Clinical guide to depression in children and adolescents, c1992.
=750  \2$81$wb$aPsychotic Disorders$5IEN$0(DNLM)D011618
=750  \2$81$wb$aAdolescent$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000293
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aPsychotic Disorders$iand$aAdolescent$5IEN

=LDR  00802cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880362879702441
=005  20120730164329.0
=008  910604i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 91001248 
=035  \\$aCBJ2314NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \0$aEndocrine toxicology
=450  \0$aToxicology, Endocrine
=550  \0$wg$aEndocrine glands$xDiseases
=550  \0$wg$aToxicology
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Endocrine toxicology, c1991.
=675  \\$aDorland's med. dict.;$aMESH;$aModern toxicology;$aHennepin
=750  \2$aEndocrine Diseases$xchemically induced
=750  \2$81$wb$aEndocrine Glands$5IEN$0(DNLM)D004702
=750  \2$81$wb$aToxicology$5IEN$0(DNLM)D014116
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aEndocrine Glands$iand$aToxicology$5IEN

=LDR  00610cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362879802441
=005  20120730164329.0
=008  911212i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 91002340 
=035  \\$aCBJ2005NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \0$aType A behavior in children
=550  \0$wg$aChild psychology
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Shelov, S. Raising your type A child, 1991.
=750  \2$81$wb$aType A Personality$5IEN$0(DNLM)D014434
=750  \2$81$wb$aChild$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002648
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aType A Personality$iand$aChild$5IEN

=LDR  00485cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362879902441
=005  20080316130747.0
=008  030206i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 91002331 
=035  \\$aCBJ1996NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aHeart cells$xElectric properties
=550  \\$wg$aElectrophysiology
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Pidoplichka, V.I. �Elektrofiziologicheskie issledovani�i�a ... 1989.
=750  \2$aElectrophysiologic Techniques, Cardiac$0(DNLM)D022062$5IEN

=LDR  00638cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362880002441
=005  20120730164328.0
=008  910523i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 91002594 
=035  \\$aCBJ1787NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aBF724.3.L64
=150  \0$aLoneliness in adolescence
=550  \0$wg$aAdolescent psychology
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Dockrey, K. Why does everybody hate me? c1991.
=750  \2$81$wb$aLoneliness$5IEN$0(DNLM)D008132
=750  \2$81$wb$aAdolescent$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000293
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aLoneliness$iand$aAdolescent$5IEN

=LDR  00676cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362880102441
=005  20120730164328.0
=008  910522i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 91002570 
=035  \\$aCBJ1763NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aBF724.3.S33
=150  \0$aSelf-disclosure in adolescence
=550  \0$wg$aAdolescent psychology
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Tripathi, A. Self and adolescent behavior in Indian education, c1990.
=750  \2$81$wb$aSelf Disclosure$5IEN$0(DNLM)D012650
=750  \2$81$wb$aAdolescent$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000293
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aSelf Disclosure$iand$aAdolescent$5IEN

=LDR  00774cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362880202441
=005  20120730164328.0
=008  040226i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 91002534 
=035  \\$aCBJ1727NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aStress in old age
=450  \\$aStress (Physiology) in old age
=450  \\$aStress (Psychology) in old age
=550  \\$wg$aOlder people$xPsychology
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Ben-Sira, Z. Regression, stress, and readjustment in aging, 1991.
=750  \2$81$wb$aStress$5IEN
=750  \2$81$wb$aStress, Psychological$5IEN$0(DNLM)D013315
=750  \2$81$wb$aAged$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000368
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aStress$ior$aStress, Psychological$iand$aAged$5IEN

=LDR  00652cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362880302441
=005  20201221174746.0
=008  040226i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 91002533
=035  \\$aCBJ1726NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aRegression (Psychology) in old age
=550  \\$wg$aOlder people$xPsychology
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Ben-Sira, Z. Regression, stress, and readjustment in aging, 1991.
=750  \2$81$wb$aRegression, Psychology$0(DNLM)D012043$5IEN
=750  \2$81$wb$aAged$0(DNLM)D000368$5IEN
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aRegression, Psychology$iand$aAged$5IEN

=LDR  00568cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362880402441
=005  20120730164328.0
=008  910520i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 91002504 
=035  \\$aCBJ1699NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \0$aShame in children
=550  \0$wg$aChild psychology
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Wilson, S. Rising above shame, c1990.
=750  \2$81$wb$aShame$5IEN$0(DNLM)D012752
=750  \2$81$wb$aChild$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002648
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aShame$iand$aChild$5IEN

=LDR  00495cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362880502441
=005  20120730164328.0
=008  910520i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 91002495 
=035  \\$aCBJ1690NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \0$aMedical illustrators
=550  \0$wg$aScientific illustrators
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Crosby, R. Max Br�odel : the man who put art into medicine, c1991.
=670  \\$aCareers in health care.
=750  \2$aMedical illustration$5IEN$0(DNLM)D008488

=LDR  00686cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362880602441
=005  20120730164328.0
=008  910516i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 91002458 
=035  \\$aCBJ1656NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRJ387.A25
=150  \0$aAIDS (Disease) in adolescence
=550  \0$wg$aTeenagers$xDiseases
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Weber, M.A. Adolescents, AIDS, and HIV, c1989.
=750  \2$81$wb$aAcquired Immunodeficiency Syndrome$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000163
=750  \2$81$wb$aAdolescent$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000293
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aAcquired Immunodeficiency Syndrome$iand$aAdolescent$5IEN

=LDR  00625cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362880702441
=005  20120730164328.0
=008  910510i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 91002390 
=035  \\$aCBH8070NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aGanciclovir
=550  \\$wg$aAntiviral agents
=550  \\$wg$aPurines
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Ganciclovir therapy for cytomegalovirus infections, c1991.
=670  \\$aMESH.
=670  \\$aUSAN & USP dict. of drug names.
=670  \\$aChem. abs.$b[82410-32-0]
=675  \\$aMerck index, 10th ed. (1983);$aAmerican drug index
=750  \2$aGanciclovir$5IEN$0(DNLM)D015774

=LDR  00490cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362880802441
=005  20120730164328.0
=008  910507||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 91002256 
=035  \\$aCBH0479NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=150  \0$aDiethyldithiocarbamate
=550  \0$wg$aChelates
=550  \0$wg$aThiocarbamates
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Gessner, P.K. Disulfiram and its metabolite diethyldithiocarbamate ... 1991.
=670  \\$aMESH.
=750  \2$aDitiocarb$5IEN$0(DNLM)D004050

=LDR  00582cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362880902441
=005  20091028144613.0
=008  910425i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 91002062 
=035  \\$aCBH0297NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRB144.5
=150  \0$aReperfusion injury
=450  \0$aInjury, Reperfusion
=550  \0$wg$aIschemia
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Pathophysiology of reperfusion injury, 1991.
=670  \\$aMESH.
=675  \\$aDorland's med. dict.;$aIntl. class. of diseases;$aPathologic physiology
=750  \2$aReperfusion Injury$0(DNLM)D015427$5IEN

=LDR  00529cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362881002441
=005  20120730164327.0
=008  910424i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 91002043 
=035  \\$aCBH0278NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \0$aOphthalmoscopes
=450  \0$aFunduscopes
=450  \0$wnne$aOphthalmoscope and ophthalmoscopy
=550  \0$wg$aOphthalmology$xInstruments
=670  \\$aInter. dict. med. biol.$b(ophthalmoscope. Also called Funduscope (imprecise))
=750  \2$aOphthalmoscopes$5IEN$0(DNLM)D019721

=LDR  00453cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362881102441
=005  20080328123749.0
=008  910423||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 91002011 
=035  \\$aCBH0247NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQP625.O47
=150  \0$aOligonucleotides
=550  \0$wg$aNucleotides
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Oligonucleotides and analogues, c1991.
=670  \\$aMESH.
=750  \2$aOligonucleotides$0(DNLM)D009841$5IEN

=LDR  00927cz  a2200253n  4500
=001  9880362881202441
=005  20090403142323.0
=008  910423i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 91002009 
=035  \\$aCBH0245NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \0$aAdenoid cystic carcinoma
=450  \0$aAdenocystic carcinoma
=450  \0$aAdenoid cystic cancer
=450  \0$aAdenomyoepithelioma
=450  \0$aCarcinoma adenoides cysticum
=450  \0$aCribiform carcinoma
=450  \0$aCylindroma
=550  \0$wg$aCancer
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Conley, J.J. Adenoid cystic cancer of the head and neck, 1991.
=670  \\$aDorland's med. dict.
=670  \\$aIntl. dict. of med. and biol.$b(Carcinoma: adenoid cystic carcinoma. Also called adenocystic carcinoma, carcinoma adenoides cysticum, cribiform carcinoma, cylindroma (outmoded))
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Cylindroma)
=750  \2$aCarcinoma, Adenoid Cystic$0(DNLM)D003528$5IEN

=LDR  00906cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880362881302441
=005  20070523081649.0
=008  931025i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 91002008 
=035  \\$aCBH0244NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRS201.L53
=150  \0$aLipoprotein drug carriers
=450  \0$aLipoprotein-mediated drug targeting
=450  \0$aLipoproteins as drug carriers
=450  \0$aLipoproteins in drug targeting
=550  \0$wg$aDrug carriers (Pharmacy)
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Lipoproteins as carriers of pharmacological agents, c1991.
=670  \\$aMEDLARS '89-91$b(various combinations of lipoprotein/s with drugs, carriers, etc.)
=750  \2$81$wb$aLipoproteins$0(DNLM)D008074$5IEN
=750  \2$81$wb$aDrug Carriers$0(DNLM)D004337$5IEN
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aLipoproteins$iand$aDrug Carriers.

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=010  \\$ash 91001994 
=035  \\$aCBH0231NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aThiazines
=550  \\$wg$aHeterocyclic compounds
=550  \\$wg$aOrganonitrogen compounds
=550  \\$wg$aOrganosulfur compounds
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Acesulfame-K, 1991.
=670  \\$aGrant & Hackh's chem. dict.$b(thiazine: sulfur-containing heterocyclic compounds)
=670  \\$aMeSH browser, May 30, 2007$b(Thiazines)
=670  \\$aNIH$b(Thiazines)
=670  \\$aOld cat. hdg.$b(Thiazines)
=750  \2$aThiazines$5IEN$0(DNLM)D013843

=LDR  00939cz  a2200265n  4500
=001  9880362881502441
=005  20120730164327.0
=008  910417||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 91001924 
=035  \\$aCBH0168NU
=035  \\$aSH 91001924
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aHM1176$bHM1281$cSocial psychology
=150  \0$aSocial influence
=550  \0$wg$aInfluence (Psychology)
=550  \0$wg$aSocial psychology
=550  \0$aPrestige
=550  \0$aSocial pressure
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Turner, J.C. Social influence, 1991.
=670  \\$aViet, J. Cultural development thesaurus, 1976.
=670  \\$aStang, D.J. Dict. of social behavior and social research methods, 1981.
=670  \\$aViet, J. Thesaurus for information processing in sociology, 1971.
=670  \\$aBooth, B. Thesaurus of sociological indexing terms, 1986.
=675  \\$aWeb. 3;$aRandom House
=750  \2$aSocial Control, Informal$5IEN$0(DNLM)D012927

=LDR  00646cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362881602441
=005  20060728110851.0
=008  910416i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 91001908 
=035  \\$aCBH0155NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aTP447.F37
=150  \0$aFat substitutes
=450  \0$aFat replacers
=550  \0$wg$aSubstitute products
=670  \\$aASTI$b(fat substitutes)
=670  \\$aFood sci. technol. index$b(fat substitutes)
=670  \\$aWashington Post, 7/17/91:$bp. E1 (Fat replacers)
=675  \\$aLC data base, 4/9/91;$aBiotech. res. abst.;$aBiol. & agr. index
=750  \2$aFat Substitutes$0(DNLM)D019358$5IEN

=LDR  00748cz  a2200265n  4500
=001  9880362881702441
=005  20120730164327.0
=008  910416||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 91001904 
=035  \\$aCBH0151NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \\$aQR186.6.C42
=150  \0$aCD23 antigen
=450  \0$aCD23 glycoprotein
=450  \0$aCD23 molecule
=450  \0$aCD23 receptor
=450  \0$aCD23 surface immunoglobulin ligand
=450  \0$aIgE Receptors$5IEN
=450  \0$aImmunoglobulin E$xReceptors$5IEN
=450  \0$aReceptors, IgE
=550  \0$wg$aCD antigens
=670  \\$aWork cat.: CD23--a novel multifunctional regulator ... 1991.
=670  \\$aMEDLARS, '89-'91.
=675  \\$aMESH
=750  \2$aReceptors, IgE$5IEN$0(DNLM)D017455

=LDR  00989cz  a2200313n  4500
=001  9880362881802441
=005  20070504093542.0
=008  910416||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 91001903 
=035  \\$aCBH0150NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQR186.6.C42
=150  \0$aCD antigens
=450  \0$aAntigens, CD
=450  \0$aCD glycoproteins
=450  \0$aCD molecules
=450  \0$aCD receptors
=450  \0$aCD surface immunoglobulin ligands
=450  \0$aDifferentiation antigens, Human leukocyte
=450  \0$aHuman leukocyte differentiation antigens
=450  \0$aLeukocyte differentiation antigens, Human
=550  \0$wg$aCell surface antigens
=550  \0$wg$aFc receptors
=550  \0$wg$aGlycoproteins
=670  \\$aWork cat.: CD23--a novel multifunctional regulator ... 1991.
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Antigens, CD)
=670  \\$aRosen. Dict. immunol.$b(examples of CD antigens)
=670  \\$aMEDLARS, '90-'91.
=750  \2$aAntigens, CD$0(DNLM)D015703$5IEN

=LDR  01028cz  a2200265n  4500
=001  9880362881902441
=005  20120730164327.0
=008  910416i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 91001893 
=035  \\$aCBH0140NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRC657.5.T48
=150  \0$aAutoimmune thyroiditis
=450  \0$aHashimoto's disease
=450  \0$aHashimoto's thyroiditis
=450  \0$aThyroiditis, Autoimmune
=550  \0$wg$aAutoimmune diseases
=550  \0$wg$aThyroiditis
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Autoimmune thyroiditis, c1991.
=670  \\$aMerck:$bp. 1010.
=670  \\$aScience, "Induction of autoimmune thyroiditis in chickens by dietary iodine":$bOct. 18, 1985: p. 325.
=670  \\$aNew England Journal of Medicine, "Exacerbation of autoimmune thyroid dysfunction ...":$bJune 14, 1990: p. 1708.
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Thyroiditis, Autoimmune x Hashimoto's disease)
=670  \\$aIntl. dict. med. bio.$b(Hashimoto's disease, Hashimoto's thyroiditis)
=750  \2$aThyroiditis, Autoimmune$5IEN$0(DNLM)D013967

=LDR  00764cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880362882002441
=005  20060116095658.0
=008  910411i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 91001877 
=035  \\$aCBH0125NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aRD561
=150  \\$aTotal knee replacement
=450  \\$aKnee replacement, Total
=450  \\$aTotal knee arthroplasty
=550  \\$wg$aArthroplasty
=550  \\$wg$aKnee$xSurgery
=550  \\$aArtificial knee
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Controversies of total knee arthroplasty, c1991.
=670  \\$aMEDLARS 1990-91:$b(knee arthroplasty; knee replacement)
=670  \\$aLC database, 4/10/91$b(Total knee replacement; total knee arthroplasty)
=750  \2$aArthroplasty, Replacement, Knee$0(DNLM)D019645$5IEN

=LDR  00623cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362882102441
=005  20120730164327.0
=008  910410i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 91001822 
=035  \\$aCBH0075NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aBF724.3.S9
=150  \0$aSuccess in adolescence
=550  \0$wg$aAdolescent psychology
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Bode, J. Beating the odds, c1991.
=750  \2$81$wb$aAchievement$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000124
=750  \2$81$wb$aAdolescent$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000293
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aAchievement$iand$aAdolescent$5IEN

=LDR  01234cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880362882202441
=005  20040920083509.0
=008  910408i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 91001773 
=035  \\$aCBH0028NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRC569.5.S48
=150  \0$aSelf-injurious behavior
=450  \0$aSIB (Behavior disorder)
=550  \0$wg$aStereotyped behavior (Psychiatry)
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Self-injurious behavior, c1992.
=670  \\$aBaker encyc. psych.
=670  \\$aComprehensive textbk. of psychiatry/V, c1989:$bv. 2, p. 1758 (self-injurious behavior; SIB)
=670  \\$aTreament of psychiatric disorders, 1989:$bv. 1, p. 32 (self-injurious behavior; SIB)
=680  \\$iHere are entered works on stereotyped behaviors by which individuals unintentionally cause damage to their bodies. Works on nonstereotyped behaviors and cognitions by which individuals directly or indirectly cause harm to themselves are entered under$aSelf-destructive behavior.$iWorks on behaviors by which individuals intentionally cause damage to their bodies are entered under$aSelf-mutilation.
=681  \\$iNotes under$aSelf-destructive behavior; Self-mutilation
=750  \2$aSelf-Injurious Behavior$0(DNLM)D016728$5IEN

=LDR  01403cz  a2200289n  4500
=001  9880362882302441
=005  20120730164327.0
=008  910327i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 91001552 
=035  \\$aCBG9832NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aMethylphenidate
=450  \\$wnne$aMethylphenidate hydrochloride
=450  \\$aMethylphenidylacetate hydrochloride
=450  \\$aRitalin (Trademark)
=550  \\$wg$aCentral nervous system stimulants
=550  \\$wg$aPhenylacetates
=550  \\$wg$aPiperidine
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Learning disabilities, medicine, and myth, 1991.
=670  \\$aMeSH browser, June 28, 2007$b(Methylphenidate. Entry terms: k Methylphenidate Hydrochloride; Ritalin (among others). Scope note: A central nervous system stimulant used most commonly in the treatment of attention-deficit disorders in children and for narcolepsy.)
=670  \\$aPharmaceutical substances, 2001:$bp. 1299 (Methylphenidate, psychotonic)
=670  \\$aAHFS drug information$b(Methylphenidate hydrochloride (Methylphenidylacetate hydrochloride): a piperdine-derivate stimulant)
=670  \\$aMerck$b(Methylphenidate: 5981)
=670  \\$aUSAN/USP$b(Methylphenidate hydrochloride)
=670  \\$aPhysicians desk reference, 37th ed.:$bp. 865.
=688  \\$aHeading changed 20070810 from: 150:#0:_{dollar}a Methylphenidate hydrochloride
=750  \2$aMethylphenidate$5IEN$0(DNLM)D008774

=LDR  00900cz  a2200241n  4500
=001  9880362882402441
=005  20080320095508.0
=008  910325||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 91001535 
=035  \\$aCBG9816NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQR185.8.D45
=150  \0$aDendritic cells
=450  \0$aFollicular dendritic cells
=450  \0$aInterdigitating cells
=550  \0$wg$aAntigen presenting cells
=550  \0$wg$aLymphoid tissue
=670  \\$aWork cat.: International Symposium of Dendritic Cells in Lymphoid Tissues (1st : 1990 : Yamagata-shi, Japan). International symposium of dendritic cells in lymphoid tissues, c1991.
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Dendritic cells x Dendriticcells, Follicular, Interdigitating cells)
=670  \\$aDorland's med. dict.
=670  \\$aRosen's dict. immunol.
=670  \\$aHerbert's dict. immunol.
=750  \2$aDendritic Cells$0(DNLM)D003713$5IEN

=LDR  02004cz  a2200277n  4500
=001  9880362882502441
=005  20120730164327.0
=008  020110i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 91001490 
=035  \\$aCBG8142NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dOrCS
=053  \0$aT174.7
=150  \\$aNanotechnology
=450  \\$aMolecular technology
=450  \\$aNanoscale technology
=550  \\$wg$aHigh technology
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Joint Forum/ERAYO Symposium. Nanotechnology : proceedings, c1991$b(Press release: Nanotechnology is concerned with manufacturing and measurement to dimensions in the range of 0.1 to 100 nanometers)
=670  \\$aASTI:$bp. 1434, under Nanotechnology (several articles including "Nanotechnology: wherein molecular computers control tiny circulatory submarines")
=670  \\$aHennepin:$bHere are entered materials about "technology based on the manipulation of individual atoms and molecules to build structures to complex, atomic specification." See refs. from Molecular technology and Technology, Molecular)
=670  \\$aMagazine Index:$bunder Nanotechnology (many articles)
=670  \\$aLC database, Mar. 18, 1991$b(Nanotechnology); Feb. 2, 2002 (nanoscale science and technology)
=670  \\$aMcGraw-Hill dictionary of scientific and technical terms :$b(Nanotechnology: 1. Systems for transforming matter, energy, and information that are based on nanometer-scale components with precisely defined molecular features. 2. Techniques that produce or measure features less than 100 nanometers in size)
=675  \\$aAcad. Am. encyc.;$aEncyc. electronics;$aEngr. index;$aIAC;$aINIS;$aINSPEC;$aMcGraw-Hill dict. sci. tech.;$aNASA;$aRandom House;$aWeb. 3
=680  \\$iHere are entered works on techniques that produce or measure features less than 100 nanometers in size. Works on the technology of scaling down machines to microscopic size are entered under$aMicrotechnology.
=681  \\$iNote under$aMicrotechnology
=750  \2$aNanotechnology$5IEN$0(DNLM)D036103

=LDR  00845cz  a2200253n  4500
=001  9880362882602441
=005  20050519094727.0
=008  020715i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 91001459 
=035  \\$aCBG8113NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aDS79.719$bDS79.744
=150  \\$aPersian Gulf War, 1991
=450  \\$aDesert Storm, Operation, 1991
=450  \\$aGulf War, 1991
=450  \\$aOperation Desert Storm, 1991
=450  \\$aWar in the Gulf, 1991
=551  \\$wg$aIraq$xHistory$y1979-1991
=551  \\$wg$aPersian Gulf Region$xHistory
=551  \\$wg$aUnited States$xHistory, Military$y20th century
=550  \\$aIraq-Kuwait Crisis, 1990-1991
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Ammerman, E.H.J. After the Storm, 1991.
=670  \\$aSalinger, P. Guerre du Golfe : le dossier secret, c1991.
=750  \2$aGulf War$0(DNLM)D047830$5IEN

=LDR  00621cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880362882702441
=005  20120730164327.0
=008  910321i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 91001451 
=035  \\$aCBG8105NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQR82.N4
=150  \\$aAcinetobacter
=450  \\$aColloides
=450  \\$aHerella
=450  \\$aMimae
=550  \\$wg$aNeisseriaceae
=670  \\$aWork cat.: The biology of Acinetobacter ... c1991.
=670  \\$aSingleton. Dict. microbiol. & mol. biol.
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Acinetobacter x Colloides, Herella, Mimae)
=750  \2$aAcinetobacter$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000150

=LDR  02568cz  a2200337n  4500
=001  9880362882802441
=005  20090415082054.0
=008  910319i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 91001353 
=035  \\$aCBG8017NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dWaU
=053  \0$aRC553.A88$cPsychiatry
=150  \\$aAsperger's syndrome
=450  \\$aAS (Psychiatry)
=450  \\$aAsperger syndrome
=450  \\$aAsperger's disorder
=450  \\$aAutistic psychopathy
=450  \\$aHigh-functioning autism
=450  \\$aPsychopathy, Autistic
=550  \\$wg$aAutism spectrum disorders
=550  \\$wg$aSyndromes
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Autism and Asperger syndrome, 1991$b(also Asperger's syndrome)
=670  \\$aMESH browser, June 14, 2007$b(Asperger Syndrome. Entry terms: Asperger's Disorder, Asperger's Syndrome)
=670  \\$aDev. Med. Child Neurol., "Asperger's syndrome and autism: comparison of early history and outcome":$bDec., 1989: 31(6) ("there were no substantive, qualitative differences between the AS and the autistic groups, indicating that AS should be considered a mild form of high-functioning autism")
=670  \\$aCampbell psych. dict.:$bAsperger's syndrome, see Psychopathy, Autistic ("a type of character disorder characterized by lack of sensitivity, intuition, and human understanding. The autistic psychopath lives in the normal world but in a way that is uniquely his own; his speech, for example, is more a proclaiming than two-way conversation.")
=670  \\$aDSM IV$b(Asperger's disorder)
=670  \\$aWebMD, Dec. 3, 2008$b(three forms of autism spectrum disorder and two rare severe autistic-like conditions: Asperger's syndrome; pervasive developmental disorder, not otherwise specified (PDD-NOS); autistic disorder; Rett syndrome; childhood disintegrative disorder; because Asperger's syndromeis mild compared to other autism spectrum disorders, some doctors call it "high-functioning autism")
=670  \\$aNational Institutes of Mental Health WWW site, Dec. 5, 2008$b(the pervasive developmental disorders, or autism spectrum disorders, range from a severe form, called autistic disorder, to a milder form, Asperger syndrome)
=670  \\$aMESH browser, Dec. 3, 2008$b(Asperger Syndrome: UF: Asperger's Disorder, Asperger's Syndrome; a childhood disorder predominately affecting boys and similiar to autism)
=675  \\$aForfar paediatrics;$aAm. psych. gloss.;$aKaplan psych.;$aUCLA hdbk. psych.;$aGloss. ment. dis.;$aDSM-III-R;$aDorland's med. dict.;$aStedman's med. dict.
=750  \2$aAsperger Syndrome$0(DNLM)D020817$5IEN

=LDR  00639cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362882902441
=005  20120730164326.0
=008  910314i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 91001200 
=035  \\$aCBG7869NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aIndividual differences in adolescence
=550  \\$wg$aAdolescent psychology
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Individual differences in children and adolescents, 1988.
=750  \2$81$wb$aIndividuality$5IEN$0(DNLM)D007206
=750  \2$81$wb$aAdolescent$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000293
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aIndividuality$iand$aAdolescent$5INE

=LDR  00715cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880362883002441
=005  20120730164326.0
=008  910314||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 91001197 
=035  \\$aCBG7866NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aSella turcica
=450  \\$aPars sellaris
=450  \\$aTurkish saddle (Anatomy)
=550  \\$wg$aSphenoid bone
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Surgery of the sellar region and paranasal sinuses, c1991.
=670  \\$aMESH.
=670  \\$aDorland's med. dict.
=670  \\$aStedman's med. dict.$b(Sella turcica [NA] Turkish saddle; pars sellaris)
=670  \\$aGould's med. dict.
=670  \\$aInter. dict. med. biol.
=750  \2$aSella Turcica$5IEN$0(DNLM)D012658

=LDR  00600cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362883102441
=005  20120730164326.0
=008  910314i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 91001168 
=035  \\$aCBG7838NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQR82.S78
=150  \\$aLactococcus
=450  \\$aLactococci
=550  \\$wg$aStreptococcaceae
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Molecular biology of streptococci, lactococci, and enterococci, c1991.
=670  \\$aSingleton. Dict. microbiol. & mol. biol.
=670  \\$aMEDLARS ('89-'91)$b(lactoccocci, -us, -al)
=750  \2$aLactococcus$5IEN$0(DNLM)D017045

=LDR  00605cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362883202441
=005  20120730164326.0
=008  910314i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 91001166 
=035  \\$aCBG7836NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQR82.S78
=150  \\$aEnterococcus
=450  \\$aEnterococci
=550  \\$wg$aStreptococcaceae
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Molecular biology of streptococci, lactococci, and enterococci, c1991.
=670  \\$aSingleton. Dict. microbiol. & mol. biol.
=670  \\$aMEDLARS ('89-'91)$b(enterococcus, -ci, -cal)
=750  \2$aEnterococcus$5IEN$0(DNLM)D016983

=LDR  01184cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880362883302441
=005  20120730164326.0
=008  910307||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 91000992 
=035  \\$aCBG7676NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \\$aQP517.S85$cBiochemistry
=053  \\$aRM301.42$cPharmacology
=150  \\$aQSAR (Biochemistry)
=360  \\$isubdivision$aStructure-activity relationships$iunder individual chemicals and groups of chemicals, e.g.$aCopper--Structure-activity relationships
=450  \\$aQuantitative structure-activity relationships (Biochemistry)
=550  \\$wg$aStructure-activity relationships (Biochemistry)
=670  \\$aWork cat.: European Symposium on Quantitative Structure-Activity Relationships (8th : 1990 : Sorrento, Italy). QSAR ... 1991.
=670  \\$aLC data base, 2/26/91$b(QSAR)
=670  \\$aAcronyms, initialisms, & abbreviations dict., 1980$b((Q)SAR Quantitative Structure-Activity Relationship [Pharmacochemistry])
=675  \\$aMESH;$aGoodman & Gilman's pharmacological basis of therapy;$aElsevier's dict. of pharmaceutical science and techniques
=750  \2$aQuantitative Structure-Activity Relationship$5IEN$0(DNLM)D021281

=LDR  01082cz  a2200265n  4500
=001  9880362883402441
=005  20120730164326.0
=008  910307||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 91000984 
=035  \\$aCBG7668NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \\$aQH603.C4
=150  \\$aTight junctions (Cell biology)
=450  \\$aJunctions, Tight (Cell biology)
=450  \\$aPentilaminar junctions (Cell biology)
=450  \\$aZonula occludens
=550  \\$wg$aCell junctions
=550  \\$aJunctional complexes (Epithelium)
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Tight junctions, 1991.
=670  \\$aTextbook of histology.
=670  \\$aDorland's med. dict.
=670  \\$aBest & Taylor's physiol. basis of med. practice.
=670  \\$aInter. dict. med. biol.$b(Junction, Tight junction : A region where the plasma membranes of two adjacent cells are closely opposed, preventing the movement of material between cells ... the junction may be a zone around the cell (zonula occludens) ... also called pentilaminar junction.)
=675  \\$aMESH;$aNIH
=750  \2$aTight Junctions$5IEN$0(DNLM)D019108

=LDR  00599cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362883502441
=005  20120730164326.0
=008  910306||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 91000967 
=035  \\$aCBG7651LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \\$aQP603.M65
=150  \\$aMonooxygenases
=550  \\$wg$aOxygenases
=670  \\$aWork cat.: NATO Advanced Study Institute ... Molecular aspects of monooxygenases ... c1991.
=670  \\$aEnzymes:$b1.13.12, pp. 216, 220.
=670  \\$aEnzyme nomenclature:$b1.14.14.1 (Unspecified monooxygenase)
=750  \2$aMixed Function Oxygenases$5IEN$0(DNLM)D006899

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=001  9880362883602441
=005  20120730164326.0
=008  910305i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 91000952 
=035  \\$aCBG7637NU
=035  \\$aSH 91000952
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dWaElC
=053  \0$aHD62.15
=150  \\$aTotal quality management
=450  \\$aQuality management, Total
=450  \\$aTQM (Total quality management)
=550  \\$wg$aManagement
=550  \\$aTotal quality control
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Total quality management : the key to business improvement : a Pera International executive briefing ... 1991.
=670  \\$aLeadership, perspective, and restructuring for total quality, 1991.
=670  \\$aLC database, Feb. 26, 1991.
=670  \\$aOSER, March 4, 1991$b(total quality management, TQM)
=675  \\$aDict. of mgt. terms;$aDict. of admin. and mgt.;$aMBI dict. of modern bus. and mgt.;$aBPI;$aHennepin;$aLIVT;$aIAC;$aRandom House;$aWeb. 3
=750  \2$aTotal Quality Management$5IEN$0(DNLM)D017749

=LDR  00728cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362883702441
=005  20120730164326.0
=008  910301i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 91000915 
=035  \\$aCBG7602NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRJ505.B4
=150  \\$aBehavior therapy for teenagers
=450  \\$aAdolescent behavior therapy
=550  \\$wg$aAdolescent psychotherapy
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Behavior therapy with children and adolescents : a clinical approach, 1991.
=750  \2$81$wb$aBehavior Therapy$5IEN$0(DNLM)D001521
=750  \2$81$wb$aAdolescent$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000293
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aBehavior Therapy$iand$aAdolescent$5IEN

=LDR  00744cz  a2200241n  4500
=001  9880362883802441
=005  20120730164326.0
=008  940322||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 91000909 
=035  \\$aCBG7596NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQH634.2
=150  \\$aExocytosis
=450  \\$aReverse pinocytosis
=550  \\$wg$aCell physiology
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Endocytosis, exocytosis and vescicle traffic in plants, 1991.
=670  \\$aMcGraw-Hill dict. sci. tech.
=670  \\$aBiol. & agr. index:$bv. 43, p. 715.
=670  \\$aRandom House.
=670  \\$aMESH.
=670  \\$aInter. dict. med. biol.$b(exocytosis, also called reverse pinocytosis)
=675  \\$aWeb. 3
=750  \2$aExocytosis$5IEN$0(DNLM)D005089

=LDR  00907cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880362883902441
=005  20101216094449.0
=008  910228i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 91000905 
=035  \\$aCBG7592NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aRC280.S66
=150  \\$aSoft tissue tumors
=450  \\$aSoft tissue neoplasms
=450  \\$aTumors, Soft tissue$5IEN
=550  \\$wg$aTumors
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Tumor and tumorlike lesions of soft tissue, 1991.
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Soft tissue neoplasms)
=670  \\$aInternational classification of diseases (ICD9-CM)
=670  \\$aHoward University Med. School. Dept. of Pathology:$bpersonal communication (Soft tissue is not synonymous with connective tissue, and soft tissue tumors are not limited to connective tissue tumors)
=675  \\$aDorland's med. dict.;$aInternal medicine
=750  \2$aSoft Tissue Neoplasms$0(DNLM)D012983$5IEN

=LDR  00631cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362884002441
=005  20120730164325.0
=008  060829i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 91000819 
=035  \\$aCBG4969NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aBF720.A85
=150  \\$aAttention in newborn infants
=550  \\$wg$aNewborn infants$xPsychology
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Newborn attention, 1991.
=750  \2$81$wb$aAttention$5IEN$0(DNLM)D001288
=750  \2$81$wb$aInfant, Newborn$5IEN$0(DNLM)D007231
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aAttention$iand$aInfant, Newborn$5IEN

=LDR  00692cz  a2200241n  4500
=001  9880362884102441
=005  20120730164325.0
=008  931213||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 91000803 
=035  \\$aCBG4954NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQP552.O94
=150  \\$aOvomucoid
=450  \\$aOvomucin
=550  \\$wg$aEggs
=550  \\$wg$aMucoproteins
=550  \\$wg$aTrypsin inhibitors
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Otlewski, J. Stabilno�s�c bia�ek ... 1990.
=670  \\$aDorland's med. dict.
=670  \\$aStedman's med. dict.
=670  \\$aMEDLINE, 89-91$b(Ovomucoid; Ovomucin)
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Ovomucin x Ovomucoid)
=750  \2$aOvomucin$5IEN$0(DNLM)D010059

=LDR  01006cz  a2200289n  4500
=001  9880362884202441
=005  20140612164921.0
=008  910221i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 91000799 
=035  \\$aCBG4950NU
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQH447.63.F43$cGeneral
=053  \0$aQP93.5$bQP93.7$cPhysiology
=150  \\$aFibrinogen polymorphisms
=450  \\$aAbnormal fibrinogen
=450  \\$aDysfibrinogens
=450  \\$aFibrinogen abnormalities
=450  \\$aFibrinogen variants
=450  \\$aPolymorphisms, Fibrinogen
=550  \\$wg$aGenetic polymorphisms
=550  \\$aDysfibrinogenemia
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Ebert, R.F. Index of variant human fibrinogens, 1991.
=670  \\$aBlood:$bp. 1119-1121.
=670  \\$aPrinciples and practices of medical genetics:$bp. 1066.
=750  \2$81$wb$aFibrinogens$5IEN
=750  \2$81$wb$aPolymorphisms$5IEN
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aFibrinogens$iand$aPolymorphisms.

=LDR  00784cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880362884302441
=005  20120730164325.0
=008  910214i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 91000751 
=035  \\$aCBG4905NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRD51.3
=150  \\$aPost anesthesia nursing
=450  \\$aPost anesthesia care nursing
=450  \\$aPostanesthesia nursing
=550  \\$wg$aPostoperative care
=550  \\$wg$aSurgical nursing
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Core curriculum for post anesthesia nursing practice, 1991.
=670  \\$aLC NAMES file, 2/12/91$b(American Society of Post Anesthesia Nurses)
=670  \\$aLC data base, 2/12/91$b(post anesthesia nursing; postanesthesia nursing)
=675  \\$aMESH
=750  \2$aPostanesthesia Nursing$5IEN$0(DNLM)D016528

=LDR  00491cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362884402441
=005  20120730164325.0
=008  910214||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 91000743 
=035  \\$aCBG4898NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \\$aQH671
=150  \\$aApoptosis
=550  \\$wg$aCell death
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Apoptosis : the molecular basis of cell death, 1991.
=670  \\$aGould med. dict.
=670  \\$aDorland's med. dict.
=750  \2$aApoptosis$5IEN$0(DNLM)D017209

=LDR  00647cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362884502441
=005  20120730164325.0
=008  040226i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 91000741 
=035  \\$aCBG4896NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aBF724.85.S43
=150  \\$aSelf-perception in old age
=550  \\$wg$aOlder people$xPsychology
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Sherman, E.A. Reminiscence and the self in old age, c1991.
=750  \2$81$wb$aSelf Concept$5IEN$0(DNLM)D012649
=750  \2$81$wb$aAged$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000368
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aSelf Concept$iand$aAged$5IEN

=LDR  00755cz  a2200241n  4500
=001  9880362884602441
=005  20120730164325.0
=008  910213i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 91000712 
=035  \\$aCBG4869NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRC632.H888
=150  \\$aHypertriglyceridemia
=450  \\$aHypertriglyceremia
=550  \\$wg$aHyperlipidemia
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Int. Coll. on Atherosclerosis (5th : 1990 : Brussels, Belgium), c1991.
=670  \\$aMerck.
=670  \\$aMESH.
=670  \\$aDorland's med. dict.
=670  \\$aInternational classification of diseases (ICD9).
=670  \\$aPathological physiology.
=670  \\$aPhysiological basis of medical practice.
=750  \2$aHypertriglyceridemia$5IEN$0(DNLM)D015228

=LDR  00615cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362884702441
=005  20120730164325.0
=008  910212i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 91000682 
=035  \\$aCBG4842NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aThrombolytic therapy
=450  \\$aFibrinolytic therapy
=450  \\$aThrombolysis
=450  \\$wnne$aThrombosis$xChemotherapy
=550  \\$wg$aChemotherapy
=550  \\$aFibrinolysis
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Thrombolytic therapy in acute ischemic stroke, c1991.
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Thrombolytic therapy)
=750  \2$aThrombolytic Therapy$5IEN$0(DNLM)D015912

=LDR  00626cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362884802441
=005  20120730164325.0
=008  040226i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 91000669 
=035  \\$aCBG4829NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aPain in old age
=450  \\$aGeriatric pain
=550  \\$wg$aOlder people$xDiseases
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Saxon, S.V. Pain management techniques for older adults, c1991.
=750  \2$81$wb$aPain$5IEN$0(DNLM)D010146
=750  \2$81$wb$aAged$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000368
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aPain$iand$aChild$5IEN

=LDR  00476cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362884902441
=005  20120730164325.0
=008  100526i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|n\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash2010009734
=035  \\$aCBG4184NU
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aMammary glands$xCancer
=667  \\$aRecord generated for validation purposes.
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Boot, L. M. Induction by prolactin of mammary tumours in mice, 1969
=750  \2$aMammary Neoplasms, Animal$5IEN$0(DNLM)D015674

=LDR  01322cz  a2200265n  4500
=001  9880362885002441
=005  20120730164324.0
=008  060315i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 91000506 
=035  \\$aCBG2984NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aBlood coagulation factor IX
=450  \\$aAntihemophilic factor B
=450  \\$aAutoprothrombin II
=450  \\$aChristmas factor
=450  \\$aFactor IX (Blood coagulation)
=450  \\$aHemophilic factor B
=450  \\$aPlasma thromboplastin component
=450  \\$aPlatelet cofactor II
=550  \\$wg$aBlood coagulation factors
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Preparation and use of coagulation factors VIII and IX for transfusion, 1980.
=670  \\$aMESH browser, Mar. 14, 2006$b(Factor IX, entry terms: Autoprothrombin II, Christmas Factor, Coagulation Factor IX, Plasma Thromboplastin Component, Blood Coagulation Factor IX)
=670  \\$aInter. dict. med. biol.$b(factor IX: Also called plasma thromboplastin component, Christmas factor, platelet cofactor II, autoprothrombin II, antihemophilic factor B, hemophilic factor B)
=670  \\$aDorland's med. dict.$b(factor/coagulation factors/factor IX: plasma thromboplastin component. Called also autoprothrombin II, Christmas factor, and antihemophiic factor B)
=750  \2$aFactor IX$5IEN$0(DNLM)D005164

=LDR  01606cz  a2200409n  4500
=001  9880362885102441
=005  20120730164324.0
=008  050303i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 91000441 
=035  \\$aCBG2926NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dViNSC$dDLC$dWaU$dDLC
=053  \0$aHD49$cIndustrial management
=053  \0$aHV551.2$bHV639$cPublic welfare
=150  \\$aEmergency management
=450  \\$aConsequence management (Emergency management)
=450  \\$aDisaster planning
=450  \\$aDisaster preparedness
=450  \\$aDisaster prevention
=450  \\$aDisaster relief$xManagement
=450  \\$aDisaster relief$xPlanning
=450  \\$aDisasters$xPlanning
=450  \\$aDisasters$xPreparedness
=450  \\$aDisasters$xPrevention
=450  \\$aEmergencies$xManagement
=450  \\$aEmergencies$xPlanning
=450  \\$aEmergency planning
=450  \\$aEmergency preparedness
=550  \\$wg$aManagement
=550  \\$wg$aPublic safety
=550  \\$aFirst responders
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Emergency management, 1991.
=670  \\$aLIV.
=670  \\$aHennepin$b(uses Emergency planning with Disaster relief as a RT, and Emergency preparedness and Disaster planning as UF)
=670  \\$aLC database, Jan. 25, 1991$b(Emergency management, emergency preparedness, disaster planning, disaster preparedness)
=670  \\$a97181170: Golding, D. Emergency planning and nuclear power, 1988.
=670  \\$aMain Consulting Corporation website, Feb. 14, 2000$bp. 4 (Consequence management; involves temporary emergency management)
=750  \2$aDisaster Planning$5IEN$0(DNLM)D004189

=LDR  00895cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362885202441
=005  20120730164324.0
=008  910125i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 91000369 
=035  \\$aCBG2860NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aHyperprolactinemia
=550  \\$wg$aMetabolism$xDisorders
=670  \\$aWork cat.: World Congress of Fertility and Sterility (13th : 1989 : Marrakech, Morocco). The study of ovulation and early pregnancy, c1991.
=670  \\$aMESH.
=670  \\$aDorland's med. dict.$b("Increased levels of prolactin in the blood, which, in women, is associated with amenorrhea, galactorrhea, and in men, has been reported to cause hypogonadism and impotence, often but not invariably associated w/ microadenoma of the anterior pituitary.")
=670  \\$aStedman's med. dict.
=675  \\$aGould med. dict.
=750  \2$aHyperprolactinemia$5IEN$0(DNLM)D006966

=LDR  00780cz  a2200253n  4500
=001  9880362885302441
=005  20120730164324.0
=008  910122||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 91000344 
=035  \\$aCBG2838NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQH447$bQH447.8
=150  \\$aGenes
=450  \\$aUnits of heredity
=450  \\$aUnits of inheritance
=550  \\$wg$aHeredity
=550  \\$wg$aMolecular genetics
=550  \\$aDNA
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Thompson-J�ager, S.L. The intron in the actin gene ... 1988.
=670  \\$aKing dict. of genetics.
=670  \\$aSingleton dict. microbiol. & mol. biol.
=670  \\$aStenesh dict. biochem. & mol. biol.
=670  \\$aMcGraw-Hill dict. of scientific & tech. terms.
=750  \2$aGenes$5IEN$0(DNLM)D005796

=LDR  00790cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362885402441
=005  20120730164324.0
=008  910118i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 91000320 
=035  \\$aCBG2815NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aSupratentorial brain tumors in children
=550  \\$wg$aIntracranial tumors in children
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Deutsche Gesellschaft f�ur Neurochirurgie. Tagung (41st: 1990 : D�usseldorf, Germany). Intracranial angiomas; Neurosurgical intensive care; Supratentorial tumors in children, 1991.
=750  \2$81$wb$aSupratentorial Neoplasms$5IEN$0(DNLM)D015173
=750  \2$81$wb$aChild$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002648
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aSupratentorial Neoplasms$iand$aChild$5IEN

=LDR  00764cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362885502441
=005  20120730164324.0
=008  910118i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 91000319 
=035  \\$aCBG2814NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aSupratentorial brain tumors
=450  \\$aSupratentorial neoplasms
=450  \\$aSupratentorial tumors
=550  \\$wg$aBrain$xTumors
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Deutsch Gesellschaft f�ur Neurochirurgie. Tagung (41st : 1990 : D�usseldorf, Germany). Intracranial angiomas; Neurosurgical intensive care; Supratentorial tumors in children, 1991.
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Supratentorial neoplasms)
=670  \\$aMedlars.
=670  \\$aLC data base, 1/18/91.
=750  \2$aSupratentorial neoplasms$5IEN$0(DNLM)D015173

=LDR  00520cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362885602441
=005  20010923020039.0
=008  910115i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 91000210 
=035  \\$aCBG2719NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQK495.L52
=150  \\$aGlycyrrhiza
=550  \\$wg$aLegumes
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Kul�tura solodki v Turkmenistane, 1989.
=670  \\$aInd. nom. gen. (plant.):$bv. 2, p. 729 (Glycyrrhiza)
=670  \\$aWeb. 3:$bp. 970 (Glycyrrhiza)
=750  \0$aGlycyrrhiza$5IEN

=LDR  00896cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880362885702441
=005  20120730164324.0
=008  910110i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 91000137 
=035  \\$aCBG2649NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \\$aRK320.E53
=150  \\$aDental enamel microabrasion
=450  \\$aDental enamel surface microreduction
=450  \\$aEnamel microabrasion (Dentistry)
=450  \\$aEnamel surface microreduction (Dentistry)
=450  \\$aMicroabrasion, Dental enamel
=550  \\$wg$aDental therapeutics
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Croll, T. Enamel microabrasion, 1991$b("a procedure in which a microscopic layer of enamel is simultaneously eroded and abraded with special compound, leaving a perfectly intact enamel surface behind ... enamel surface microreduction)
=670  \\$aMEDLINE.
=675  \\$aMESH
=750  \2$aEnamel Microabrasion$5IEN$0(DNLM)D019243

=LDR  00769cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362885802441
=005  20120730164324.0
=008  910110i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 91000122 
=035  \\$aCBG2634NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRJ502.3
=150  \\$aAdolescent psychiatric nursing
=550  \\$wg$aPediatric nursing
=550  \\$wg$aPsychiatric nursing
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Hogarth, C.R. Adolescent psychiatric nursing, 1991.
=670  \\$aLC data base, 1/10/91$b(Adolescent psychiatric nursing)
=750  \2$81$wb$aPsychiatric Nursing$5IEN$0(DNLM)D011568
=750  \2$81$wb$aAdolescent$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000293
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aPsychiatric Nursing$iand$aAdolescent$5IEN

=LDR  00777cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362885902441
=005  20120730164323.0
=008  910109i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 91000090 
=035  \\$aCBG2602NU
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh 91000090
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aBehavior therapy for older people
=450  \\$wnne$aBehavior therapy for the aged
=450  \\$aGeriatric behavior therapy
=550  \\$wg$aPsychotherapy for older people
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Handbook of clinical behavior therapy with the elderly client, c1991.
=750  \2$81$wb$aBehavior Therapy$5IEN$0(DNLM)D001521
=750  \2$81$wb$aAged$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000368
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aBehavior Therapy$iand$aAged$5IEN

=LDR  00612cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362886002441
=005  20120730164323.0
=008  910108i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 91000054 
=035  \\$aCBG2566NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRD50.5
=150  \\$aIntraoperative monitoring
=450  \\$aMonitoring, Intraoperative
=550  \\$wg$aPatient monitoring
=550  \\$wg$aTherapeutics, Surgical
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Intraoperative use of echocardiography, c1991.
=670  \\$aMESH.
=675  \\$aLorenzini med. phrase ind.
=750  \2$aMonitoring, Intraoperative$5IEN$0(DNLM)D016343

=LDR  00839cz  a2200241n  4500
=001  9880362886102441
=005  20201208124536.0
=008  910104i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 91000027
=035  \\$aCBG2544NU
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh 91000027
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aLC4818$bLC4818.53
=150  \\$aLearning disabled
=450  \\$aLD adults
=450  \\$aLearning disabled adults
=450  \\$aSlow-learning adults
=550  \\$wg$aPeople with mental disabilities
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Sutcliffe, J. Adults with learning difficulties, c1990.
=670  \\$aHennepin$b(Learning disabled adults x LD adults, Slow-learning adults)
=670  \\$aHunt, M.J. The learning disabled adult in postsecondary educ., 1988.
=675  \\$aBritish educ. thes.;$aERIC thes.
=750  \2$aLearning Disabilities$0(DNLM)D007859$5IEN

=LDR  00525cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362886202441
=005  20120730164323.0
=008  910103i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|n\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 91000013 
=035  \\$aCBG2532NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aMotor neurons$xDiseases
=450  \\$aMotor neuron disease$5IEN
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Amyotrophic lateral sclerosis and other motor neuron diseases, 1991.
=670  \\$aMerck manual.
=670  \\$aLC data base, 1/3/91.
=750  \2$aMotor Neuron Disease$5IEN$0(DNLM)D016472

=LDR  01568cz  a2200325n  4500
=001  9880362886302441
=005  20120730164323.0
=008  910912i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\c
=010  \\$ash 91004744 
=035  \\$aCBF9205NU
=040  \\$aAu$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aAldrin
=450  \\$aCompound 118
=450  \\$aENT 15 949
=450  \\$aHexachlorohexahydroendoexodimethanonaphthalene
=450  \\$aHHDN (Insecticide)
=450  \\$aIsodrin
=450  \\$aOctalene
=450  \\$aOMS 194
=550  \\$wg$aInsecticides
=550  \\$wg$aOrganochlorine compounds
=670  \\$aWk AFD4668:$bt.pl (Aldrin) p. 14 (common name of insecticide containing 95% HHDN; readily metabolized to dieldrin) p. 15 (organochlorine pesticide manuf. commercially since 1950) p. 25 (IUPAC chemical name: 1,2,3,4,10,10-hexachloro-1,4,4a,5,8,8a-hexahydro-endo-1,4-exo-5,8-dimethanonaphthalene; common synonyms: ENT 15 949 (compound 118), HHDN, Octalene, OMS 194; CAS registry number 309-00-2) p. 315 (gives current and former Chem. abstracts, IUPAC and von Baeyer/IUPAC names)
=670  \\$aWork cat.: South Australia. Ministerial Scientific and Advisory Comm. Report of the Min. Sc. and Adv. Comm.: Aldrin contamination Streaky Bay Area School, 1989.
=670  \\$aMeSH$b(Aldrin x Isodrin)
=670  \\$aMacquarie dict.
=670  \\$aBritannica Micro.:$bv. 1, p. 233.
=670  \\$aGrant & Hackh's chem. dict., 1987:$bp. 305.
=675  \\$aAmericana.
=690  \\$ar:GLS:1/17/92 (670s for Wk AFD4468 and MeSH added, and corresponding references)
=750  \2$aAldrin$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000452

=LDR  01209cz  a2200253n  4500
=001  9880362886402441
=005  20040719083654.0
=008  901224||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 90006184 
=035  \\$aCBF8384NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aPhotosynthetic reaction centers
=450  \\$aEnergy traps, Photosynthetic
=450  \\$aPhotosynthetic energy traps
=450  \\$aPhotosynthetic units
=450  \\$aReaction centers, Photosynthetic
=550  \\$wg$aPhotosynthesis
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Reaction centers of photosynthetic bacteria, c1991.
=670  \\$aSingleton. Dict. microbiol. & mol. biol.$b(photosynthesis ... reaction centers)
=670  \\$aStenesh. Dict. biochem. & mol. biol.$b(photosynthetic unit)
=670  \\$aHenderson's dict. biol. terms$b(photosynthetic unit)
=670  \\$aMcGraw-Hill encyc. sci. & tech.:$bv. 10, pp. 204B-105 (Photosynthetic units: special molecules (energy traps or reaction centers) ... with their energy traps are often referred to as photosynthetic units)
=670  \\$aMESH$b(photosynthetic reaction center, Bacterial; Photosynthetic reaction center, Plant)
=750  \2$aPhotosynthetic Reaction Center Complex Proteins$0(DNLM)D045322$5IEN

=LDR  00590cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362886502441
=005  20120730164323.0
=008  901221||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 90006166 
=035  \\$aCBF8367NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQP606.592
=150  \\$aGlycogen phosphorylase
=550  \\$wg$aPhosphorylase
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Glycogen phosphorylase b ... 1991.
=670  \\$aMESH.
=670  \\$aLC data base, 12/12/90.
=670  \\$aEnzyme nomenclature.
=670  \\$aStenesh dict. biochem. mol. biol.
=750  \2$aGlycogen Phosphorylase$5IEN$0(DNLM)D024981

=LDR  00982cz  a2200265n  4500
=001  9880362886602441
=005  20120730164323.0
=008  920417i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 90006064 
=035  \\$aCBF8279NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRG693
=150  \\$aShoulder dystocia
=450  \\$aDystocia, Shoulder
=450  \\$aShoulder girdle dystocia
=550  \\$wg$aFetal presentation
=550  \\$wg$aLabor (Obstetrics)$xComplications
=670  \\$aWork cat.: O'Leary, J.A. Shoulder dystocia and birth injury: prevention, treatment, and defense, 1991.
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Dystocia)
=670  \\$aDorland's med. dict.$b(dystocia, fetal dystocia, etc.)
=670  \\$aGould med. dict.$b(dystocia)
=670  \\$aStedmann's med. dict.$b(dystocia)
=670  \\$aInter. dict. med. biol.$b(dystocia: shoulder girdle dystocia)
=670  \\$aMEDLARS data base, 12/17/90$b(shoulder dystocia; shoulder girdle dystocia)
=750  \2$aShoulder Dystocia$5IEN$0(DNLM)D004420

=LDR  00552cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362886702441
=005  20121206140729.0
=008  901217i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 90006057 
=035  \\$aCBF8272LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQD165$cInorganic compounds
=053  \0$aQD305.H15$cAliphatic compounds
=053  \0$aQD341.H3$cAromatic compounds
=053  \0$aQD412$cOrganometallic compounds
=053  \0$aQE516.H3$cGeochemistry
=150  \\$aHalogen compounds
=550  \\$wg$aChemicals
=750  \2$aHalogens$5IEN$0(DNLM)D006219

=LDR  00372cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362886802441
=005  20120730164323.0
=008  901217i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 90006056 
=035  \\$aCBF8271NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQD181.B7
=150  \\$aBromine compounds
=550  \\$wg$aHalogen compounds
=750  \2$aBromine Compounds$5IEN$0(DNLM)D017605

=LDR  00879cz  a2200253n  4500
=001  9880362886902441
=005  20120730164323.0
=008  920109||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 90005936 
=035  \\$aCBF8170NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aEBDC (Fungicide)
=450  \\$aEthylenebis dithiocarbamates$5IEN
=450  \\$aEthylenebisdithiocarbamate
=450  \\$aEthylenebisdithiocarbamates
=550  \\$wg$aFungicides
=550  \\$wg$aThiocarbamates
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Review of the subcom. report on pesticides and to consider the regulation of EBDC ... 1990.
=670  \\$aMEDLINE, 12/07/90.
=670  \\$aCHEMLINE, 12/07/90.
=670  \\$aTOXLINE, 12/07/90.
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Ethylenebis(dithiocarbamates))
=670  \\$aNanogen index suppl.$b(EBDC, ethylenebisdithiocarbamates)
=750  \2$aEthylenebis Dithiocarbamates$5IEN$0(DNLM)D005028

=LDR  01030cz  a2200241n  4500
=001  9880362887002441
=005  20060712080937.0
=008  901206||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 90005926 
=035  \\$aCBF8162NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aDNA replication
=450  \\$aChromosomal DNA replication
=450  \\$aDNA$xReplication
=450  \\$aReplication of DNA
=550  \\$wg$aDNA$xSynthesis
=670  \\$aMEDLINE, 12/06/90.
=670  \\$aMESH, 12/06/90.
=670  \\$aSingleton dict. microbiol. & mol. biol.
=670  \\$aStenesh dict. of biochem. & mol. biol.
=680  \\$iHere are entered works on the synthesis of DNA from parental double-stranded DNA by a process in which the strands unwind and each serves as a template for a new strand that is complementary to the parental strand. Works on the synthesis of DNA by chemical or enzymatic means not relying on a DNA template are entered under$aDNA--Synthesis.
=681  \\$iNote under$aDNA--Synthesis
=750  \2$aDNA Replication$0(DNLM)D004261$5IEN

=LDR  00900cz  a2200265n  4500
=001  9880362887102441
=005  20120730164322.0
=008  901130i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 90005852 
=035  \\$aCBF8090LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \0$aQK495.C74$c(Botany)
=053  \0$aRS165.E4$c(Pharmacy)
=150  \\$aEchinacea (Plants)
=450  \\$aBrauneria
=550  \\$wg$aCompositae
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Foster, S. Echinacea, c1990.
=670  \\$aPREMARC, 11/20/90$b(Echinacea)
=670  \\$aOld catalog heading$b(Echinacea)
=670  \\$aHortus 3:$bp. 410 (Echinacea)
=670  \\$aSPN:$bp. 204 (Echinacea; Brauneria)
=670  \\$aWeb. 3:$bp. 719 (Echinacea)
=670  \\$aSyn. liv. org.:$bv. 2, p. 806 (Echinacea is also a superorder of Echinodermata)
=670  \\$aMcGraw Hill dict. life sci.$b(Echinacea: suborder of echinorderms)
=750  \2$aEchinacea$5IEN$0(DNLM)D020900

=LDR  00616cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362887202441
=005  20120730164322.0
=008  901129i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 90005821 
=035  \\$aCBF8060NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aBF724.3.G73
=150  \\$aGrief in adolescence
=550  \\$wg$aAdolescent psychology
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Buckingham, R. Coping with grief, 1991.
=750  \2$81$wb$aGrief$5IEN$0(DNLM)D006117
=750  \2$81$wb$aAdolescent$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000293
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aGrief$iand$aAdolescent$5IEN

=LDR  00333cz  a2200121n  4500
=001  9880362887302441
=005  20100217165929.0
=008  901219||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|n\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 90006087 
=035  \\$aCBF5795NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=150  \\$aChemistry, Analytic$xTechnique
=750  \2$aChemistry Techniques, Analytical$0(DNLM)D002623$5IEN

=LDR  00627cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362887402441
=005  20060829094537.0
=008  901126i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 90005783
=035  \\$aCBF5759NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aBF724.3.C73
=150  \\$aCreative ability in adolescence
=550  \\$wg$aAdolescent psychology
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Yong, L. Creativity, 1989.
=750  \2$81$wb$aCreativeness$0(DNLM)D003405$5IEN
=750  \2$81$wb$aAdolescent$0(DNLM)D000293$5IEN
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aCreativeness$iand$aAdolescent$5IEN

=LDR  00771cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362887502441
=005  20120730164322.0
=008  920523i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 90005753 
=035  \\$aCBF5731NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aCarbohydrate metabolism disorders in pregnancy
=550  \\$wg$aCarbohydrates$xMetabolism$xDisorders
=550  \\$wg$aPregnancy$xComplications
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Cornblath, M. Disorders of carbohydrate metabolism in infancy, c1991.
=750  \2$81$wb$aCarbohydrate Metabolism, Inborn Errors$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002239
=750  \2$81$wb$aPregnancy$5IEN$0(DNLM)D011247
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aCarbohdrate Metabolism, Inborn Errors$iand$aPregnancy$5IEN

=LDR  00775cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362887602441
=005  20120730164322.0
=008  901123i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 90005752 
=035  \\$aCBF5730NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRJ399.C3
=150  \\$aCarbohydrate metabolism disorders in infants
=550  \\$wg$aCarbohydrates$xMetabolism$xDisorders
=550  \\$wg$aInfants$xDiseases
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Corblath, M. Disorders of carbohydrate metabolism in infancy, c1991.
=750  \2$81$wb$aCarbohydrate Metabolism, Inborn Errors$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002239
=750  \2$81$wb$aInfant$5IEN$0(DNLM)D007223
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aCarbohdrate Metabolism, Inborn Errors$iand$aInfant$5IEN

=LDR  00640cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880362887702441
=005  20120730164322.0
=008  901121||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 90005744 
=035  \\$aCBF5722NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aTP248.65.P76
=150  \\$aRecombinant proteins
=450  \\$aGenetically engineered proteins
=450  \\$aProteins$xGenetic engineering
=550  \\$wg$aProteins
=550  \\$wg$aRecombinant molecules
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Purification and analysis of recombinant proteins, c1991.
=670  \\$aMESH.
=670  \\$aMEDLARS.
=750  \2$aRecombinant Proteins$5IEN$0(DNLM)D011994

=LDR  00642cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362887802441
=005  20120730164322.0
=008  901119i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 90005662 
=035  \\$aCBF5644NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN/LSP
=053  \\$aBF724.3.D47
=150  \\$aDecision making in adolescence
=550  \\$wg$aAdolescent psychology
=670  \\$aWork cat.: The Power of choice, 1987.
=750  \2$81$wb$aDecision Making$5IEN$0(DNLM)D003657
=750  \2$81$wb$aAdolescent$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000293
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aDecision Making$iand$aAdolescent$5IEN

=LDR  00782cz  a2200277n  4500
=001  9880362887902441
=005  20120730164322.0
=008  901113||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 90005568 
=035  \\$aCBF5556NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aGentian violet
=450  \\$aAniline violet
=450  \\$aCrystal violet
=450  \\$aMethyl violet
=450  \\$aMethylrosaniline chloride
=550  \\$wg$aAniline
=550  \\$wg$aAnthelmintics
=550  \\$wg$aAntiseptics
=670  \\$aWork cat.: FDA's regulation of gentian violet ... c1980.
=670  \\$aMESH.
=670  \\$aUSAN/USP.
=670  \\$aMEDLINE$b(Gentian violet; Crystal violet)
=670  \\$aDorland's med. dict.
=670  \\$aStedman's med. dict.
=750  \2$aGentian Violet$5IEN$0(DNLM)D005840

=LDR  00603cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880362888002441
=005  20150227092849.0
=008  901113||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 90005538 
=035  \\$aCBF5527NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \\$aRM301.56
=150  \\$aDrug activation
=450  \\$aActivation of drugs
=450  \\$aDrugs$xActivation
=550  \\$wg$aBiotransformation (Metabolism)
=550  \\$wg$aDrugs$xMetabolism
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Selective activation of drugs ... c1990.
=670  \\$aMEDLARS.
=675  \\$aMESH
=750  \2$aActivation, Metabolic$0(DNLM)D065767$5IEN

=LDR  00541cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362888102441
=005  20120730164322.0
=008  900214||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 90000818 
=035  \\$aCBF5480NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQP609.C26
=150  \\$aCalpain
=450  \\$aCalcium-dependent cysteine proteinase
=550  \\$wg$aCysteine proteinases
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Intracellular calcium-dependent, 1990.
=670  \\$aMESH.
=670  \\$aChem. abst.:$b[78990-62-2]
=750  \2$aCalpain$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002154

=LDR  02654cz  a2200337n  4500
=001  9880362888202441
=005  20140422080802.0
=008  901106i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 90005452 
=035  \\$aCBF3853LC
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC$dWaU$dDLC
=053  \0$aQL737.P94$cZoology
=150  \\$aOrangutans
=450  \\$aFaunus
=450  \\$aLophotus
=450  \\$aMacrobates
=450  \\$aOrang-outang
=450  \\$wnne$aPongo
=450  \\$aSatyrus
=550  \\$wg$aHominids
=670  \\$aWalker mam. world:$bp. 474.
=670  \\$aWeb. 3.
=670  \\$aCorbet world list mam. spec.:$bp. 105.
=670  \\$aITIS, Jan. 7, 2014$b(Genus Pongo, Family Hominidae)
=670  \\$aMammal species of the world, via Smithsonian Institution National Museum of Natural History website, Jan. 7, 2014$b(Genus Pongo, Family Hominidae. Synonyms: Faunus Oken, 1816; Lophotus Fischer, 1813; Macrobates Bilberg, 1828; Satyrus Lesson, 1840)
=670  \\$aAnimal diversity web, Jan. 7, 2014$b(Pongo abelii (Sumatran orangutan); Pongo pygmaeus (Bornean orangutan). Genus Pongo - orangutan, Family Hominidae - great apes and humans)
=670  \\$aWikipedia, Jan. 7, 2014$b(under Orangutan: The orangutans are the two exclusively Asian species of extant great apes. Native to Indonesia and Malaysia, orangutans are currently found in only the rainforests of Borneo and Sumatra. Classified in the genus Pongo, orangutans were considered to be one species. However, since 1996, they have been divided into two species: the Bornean orangutan (P. pygmaeus) and the Sumatran orangutan (P. abelii).)
=670  \\$aPearson, E. Conservation psychology and its application to the survival of orangutans (Pongo abelii and Pongo pygmaeus), 2012:$bp. 2 (Orangutans are a member of the primate order and belong to the Great Ape family (Hominidae), along with humans, chimpanzees, bonobos, and gorillas; orangutans are placed in the subfamily Ponginae and belong to the genus Pongo; Bornean Orangutan, Pongo pygmaeus; Sumatran Orangutan, Pongo abelii) p. 3 (Although there was once debate as to whether Sumatran and Bornean orangutans were different species (as opposed to only sub- species), it is now commonly accepted they are in fact two distinct species. Support for this classification includes the finding that molecular differences between these populations are similar to those between chimpanzees and bonobos which are regarded as different species.)
=670  \\$aOCLC, Jan. 8, 2014$b(in titles: Bornean and Sumatran orang-utans; orang-utans (Pongo spp.))
=688  \\$aHeading changed 20140328 from: 150:##:_{dollar}a Pongo
=750  \2$aPongo$0(DNLM)D057079$5IEN

=LDR  00780cz  a2200265n  4500
=001  9880362888302441
=005  20120730164322.0
=008  901102i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 90005418 
=035  \\$aCBF3823NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aRC483.5.F55
=150  \\$aFluoxetine
=450  \\$aFluoxetin
=450  \\$aProzac (Registered trademark)$5IEN
=450  \\$aProzac (Trademark)
=550  \\$wg$aAntidepressants
=550  \\$wg$aPropylamine
=550  \\$wg$aSerotonin uptake inhibitors
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Scotti, A.T. Everything you need to know about Prozac, c1991.
=670  \\$aMEDLINE$b(prozac; fluoxetine)
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Fluoxetine x Fluoxetin)
=670  \\$aUSAN/USP.
=670  \\$aMerck.
=750  \2$aFluoxetine$5IEN$0(DNLM)D005473

=LDR  01175cz  a2200265n  4500
=001  9880362888402441
=005  20120730164321.0
=008  901030i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 90005378 
=035  \\$aCBF3786NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aProopiomelanocortin
=450  \\$aPOMC (Hormone)
=450  \\$aPro-opiocortin
=450  \\$aPro-opiomelanocortin
=450  \\$aProopiocortin
=550  \\$wg$aPituitary hormones
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Central nervous system peptide mechanisms in stress and depression, c1991$b(proopiomelanocortin; pro-opiomelanocortin)
=670  \\$aStenesh dict. biochem. & mol. bio.$b(proopiomelanocortin - a large precursor molecule that is differently processed in a tissue-specific manner to yield multiple active peptides such as corticotropin, �-lipotropin, and neuropeptides)
=670  \\$aMESH$b(pro-opiomelanocortin)
=670  \\$aDorland's med. dict.$b(proopiomelanocortin)
=670  \\$aMatthews bioch.$b(pro-opiomelanocortin)
=670  \\$aMEDLINE, '88-'90$b(proopiomelanocortin; pro-opiomelanocortin)
=675  \\$aGould med. dict.;$aStedman's med. dict.
=750  \2$aPro-Opiomelanocortin$5IEN$0(DNLM)D011333

=LDR  00981cz  a2200265n  4500
=001  9880362888502441
=005  20120730164321.0
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=010  \\$ash 90005310 
=035  \\$aCBF3724NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aQP519.9.F55$cBiochemistry
=053  \\$aRS189.5.F56$cPharmacy
=150  \\$aFlow injection analysis
=450  \\$aFlow injection technique
=450  \\$aFlow method (Analytical chemistry)
=450  \\$aRapid flow technique
=450  \\$aStopped flow technique
=550  \\$wg$aInstrumental analysis
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Flow injection analysis, c1990.
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Flow injection analysis)
=670  \\$aStenesh dict. biochem. molec. biol., 1989:$bv. 2-e (Flow method, see rapid flow technique; stopped flow technique)
=670  \\$aBraun, R.D. Intro. to instrumental analysis, c1987$bpp. 957-961 (Flow injection analysis)
=675  \\$aMESH$5IEN
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=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRD598.35.P37
=150  \\$aPercutaneous balloon valvuloplasty
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=450  \\$aPercutaneous balloon valvoplasty
=450  \\$aTranscutaneous balloon valvuloplasty
=450  \\$aValvoplasty, Percutaneous balloon
=450  \\$aValvuloplasty, Percutaneous balloon
=550  \\$wg$aCardiac catheterization
=550  \\$wg$aHeart valves$xSurgery
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Percutaneous balloon valvuloplasty and related techniques, c1991.
=670  \\$aLorenzini med. phrase ind.$b("balloon valvuloplasty")
=670  \\$aMEDLINE$b("transcutaneous balloon valvuloplasty; percutaneous balloon valvuloplasty; percutanous mitral valvuloplasty; balloon aortic valvuloplasty; percutaneous transluminal valvuloplasty; balloon pulmonary valvuloplasty")
=670  \\$aPhone call to Dr. Aliano, Head Cardiothoracic Surgery Dept., George Washington Me. Center, 10/17/90.
=670  \\$aIntl. dict. med. biol.$b(valvoplasty, also called valvuloplasty)
=750  \2$aBalloon Valvuloplasty$0(DNLM)D063126$5IEN

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=010  \\$ash 90005261 
=035  \\$aCBF3684NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aSF140.B54$cAnimal culture
=150  \\$aAnimal biotechnology
=450  \\$aAnimals$xBiotechnology
=450  \\$aDomestic animals$xBiotechnology
=450  \\$aLivestock$xBiotechnology
=450  \\$aLivestock biotechnology
=550  \\$wg$aAgricultural biotechnology
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Animal biotechnology, c1990.
=670  \\$aAnimal biotechnology, 1989.
=675  \\$aWeb. 3;$aRandom House;$aBiol. & agr. index, v. 43
=750  \2$aBiotechnology$xveterinary$5IEN

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=010  \\$ash 90005257 
=035  \\$aCBF3681NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aConversion disorder in children
=550  \\$wg$aSomatoform disorders in children
=750  \2$81$wb$aConversion Disorder$5IEN$0(DNLM)D003291
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=010  \\$ash 90005207
=035  \\$aCBF3635NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=150  \\$aP-glycoprotein
=550  \\$wg$aGlycoproteins
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Molecular and cellular biology of multidrug resistance in tumor cells, c1991$b(P-glycoprotein)
=750  \2$aATP Binding Cassette Transporter, Subfamily B, Member 1$0(DNLM)D020168$5IEN

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=035  \\$aCBF3634NU
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=150  \\$aMultidrug resistance
=450  \\$aMulti-drug resistance
=450  \\$aMultiple drug resistance
=450  \\$aPleiotropic drug resistance
=550  \\$wg$aDrug resistance
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Molecular and cellular biology of multidrug resistance in tumor cells, c1991$b(multidrug or pleiotropic drug resistance)
=670  \\$aMeSH browser, May 31, 2007$b(Drug Resistance, Multiple. Entry term: Multidrug Resistance, Multi-Drug Resistance. Scope note: Simultaneous resistance to several structurally and functionally distinct drugs.)
=670  \\$aKatzung. Basic & clin., pharmacol., 3-e, 1987:$bp. 668.
=750  \2$aDrug Resistance, Multiple$0(DNLM)D018432$5IEN

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=001  9880362889102441
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=008  901022||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 90005205 
=035  \\$aCBF3633NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aDrug resistance in cancer cells
=450  \\$aAntitumor drug resistance
=450  \\$aCancer drug resistance
=450  \\$aDrug resistance in cancer
=450  \\$aDrug resistance in tumor cells
=550  \\$wg$aCancer cells
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Molecular and cellular biology of multidrug resistance in tumor cells, c1991.
=670  \\$aMEDLINE$b(cancer, microorganisms)
=675  \\$aMESH
=750  \2$aDrug Resistance, Neoplasm$5IEN$0(DNLM)D019008

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=001  9880362889202441
=005  20120730164321.0
=008  901019i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 90005201 
=035  \\$aCBF3630NU
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh 90005201
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aRC480.54
=150  \\$aPsychotherapy for older people
=450  \\$aGeriatric psychotherapy
=450  \\$wnne$aPsychotherapy for the aged
=550  \\$wg$aGeriatric psychiatry
=550  \\$wg$aOlder people$xDiseases$xTreatment
=670  \\$aWork cat.: New techniques in the psychotherapy of older patients, c1991.
=750  \2$81$wb$aPsychotherapy$5IEN$0(DNLM)D011613
=750  \2$81$wb$aAged$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000368
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=001  9880362889302441
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=010  \\$ash 90005200 
=035  \\$aCBF3629NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dMMiltC
=053  \0$aRJ399.C6
=150  \\$aObesity in adolescence
=450  \\$aAdolescent obesity
=550  \\$wg$aNutrition disorders in adolescence
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Landau, E. Weight : a teenage concern, c1991.
=670  \\$aChild and adolescent obesity : causes and consequences, prevention, and management, c2002.
=670  \\$aKirschenbaum, D.S. Treating childhood and adolescent obesity, c1987.
=750  \2$aPediatric Obesity$0(DNLM)D063766$5IEN

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=001  9880362889402441
=005  20120730164321.0
=008  040226i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 90005175 
=035  \\$aCBF3607NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aBF724.85.M67
=150  \\$aMotivation (Psychology) in old age
=550  \\$wg$aOlder people$xPsychology
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Vallerand, R. Motivation chez les personnes �ag�ees, 1990.
=750  \2$81$wb$aMotivation$5IEN$0(DNLM)D009042
=750  \2$81$wb$aAged$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000368
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aMotivation$iand$aAged$5IEN

=LDR  00765cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362889502441
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=008  060829i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 90005154 
=035  \\$aCBF3587NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aRJ266.8
=150  \\$aCholestasis in newborn infant
=450  \\$aNeonatal cholestasis
=550  \\$wg$aNewborn infants$xDiseases
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Neonatal cholestasis ... c1984.
=688  \\$aHeading changed 20061012 from: 150:##:_{dollar}a Cholestasis in newborn infants
=750  \2$81$wb$aCholestasis$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002779
=750  \2$81$wb$aInfant, Newborn$5IEN$0(DNLM)D007231
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aCholestasis$iand$aInfant, Newborn$5IEN

=LDR  01113cz  a2200289n  4500
=001  9880362889602441
=005  20120518104142.0
=008  901017i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 90005147
=035  \\$aCBF3583NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRD755.7
=150  \\$aIntervertebral disk prostheses
=450  \\$aArtificial disks (Intervertebral)
=450  \\$aDisk prostheses
=450  \\$aFunctional intervertebral disk spacers
=450  \\$aIntervertebral disk endoprostheses
=450  \\$aIntervertebral disk replacements
=450  \\$aIntervertebral implants
=450  \\$aIntradiscal implants
=450  \\$aLumbar interbody threaded prostheses
=450  \\$aVertebral body replacements
=550  \\$wg$aImplants, Artificial
=550  \\$wg$aProsthesis
=670  \\$aWork cat.: The artificial disc., 1991$b(disc prosthesis; intradiscal implants, intervertebral implants, lumbar interbody threaded prostheses; functional disc spacer)
=670  \\$aMEDLINE$b("vertebral body replacement; lumbar intervertebral disc endoprosthesis")
=750  \2$aTotal Disc Replacement$0(DNLM)D059145$5IEN

=LDR  00750cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880362889702441
=005  20120730164321.0
=008  901016||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 90005125 
=035  \\$aCBF3567NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \\$aQP383.17
=150  \\$aPrefrontal cortex
=450  \\$aCortex, Prefrontal
=550  \\$wg$aFrontal lobes
=670  \\$aWork cat.: International Summer School of Brain Research (16th : 1989 : Royal Tropical Institute and Royal Netherlands Academy of Sciences). The prefrontal cortex : ... proceedings ... 1989.
=670  \\$aDorland's med. dict.
=670  \\$aGould's med. dict.
=670  \\$aRandom House.
=675  \\$aMESH;$aMerritt's neurology
=750  \2$aPrefrontal Cortex$5IEN$0(DNLM)D017397

=LDR  00923cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362889802441
=005  20120730164321.0
=008  901012i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 90005084 
=035  \\$aCBF3529NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRJ269.5$bRJ271
=150  \\$aNeonatal hematology
=550  \\$wg$aNeonatology
=550  \\$wg$aPediatric hematology
=670  \\$aWork cat.: International Congress on Neonatal Haematology and Immunology (1990 : Siena, Italy). Neonatal haematology and immunology : proceedings of the International Congress on Neonatal Haematology and Immunology held in Siena, Italy, on April 22-24, 1990, 1990.
=675  \\$aMESH
=750  \2$81$wb$aHematologic Diseases$5IEN$0(DNLM)D006402
=750  \2$81$wb$aInfant, Newborn$5IEN$0(DNLM)D007231
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aHematologic Diseases$iand$aInfant, Newborn$5IEN

=LDR  00621cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362889902441
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=008  901010i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 90005025 
=035  \\$aCBF3475NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \\$aQK981.4
=150  \\$aPlant genetic regulation
=450  \\$aPlant gene expression$xRegulation
=550  \\$wg$aGenetic regulation
=550  \\$wg$aPlant cellular control mechanisms
=550  \\$wg$aPlant molecular genetics
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Developmental regulation of plant gene expression, 1991.
=750  \2$aGene Expression Regulation, Plant$5IEN$0(DNLM)D018506

=LDR  00569cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880362890002441
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=008  901009||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 90005005 
=035  \\$aCBF3457NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRM666.S515
=150  \\$aSisomicin
=450  \\$aSisomycin
=450  \\$aSissomicin
=550  \\$wg$aAminoglycosides
=550  \\$wg$aAntibacterial agents
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Sisomicin ... 1980.
=670  \\$aMESH.
=670  \\$aMEDLINE.
=670  \\$aUSAN/USP.
=750  \2$aSisomicin$5IEN$0(DNLM)D012853

=LDR  00597cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362890102441
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=010  \\$ash 90004996 
=035  \\$aCBF3450NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aHypertension in adolescence
=550  \\$wg$aTeenagers$xDiseases
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Juvenile hypertension, c1991.
=750  \2$81$wb$aHypertension$5IEN$0(DNLM)D006973
=750  \2$81$wb$aAdolescent$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000293
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aHypertension$iand$aAdolescent$5IEN

=LDR  00552cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880362890202441
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=010  \\$ash 90004981 
=035  \\$aCBF3435NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRD86.E5
=150  \\$aEnflurane
=550  \\$wg$aAnesthetics
=550  \\$wg$aChlorofluorocarbons
=550  \\$wg$aMethyl ether
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Eger, E.I. Enflurane ... c1985.
=670  \\$aMEDLINE.
=670  \\$aUSAN/USP.
=670  \\$aMESH.
=750  \2$aEnflurane$5IEN$0(DNLM)D004737

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=001  9880362890302441
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=010  \\$ash 90004976 
=035  \\$aCBF3431LC
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=053  \\$aQL368.A5
=150  \\$aAcanthamoeba castellanii
=550  \\$wg$aAcanthamoeba
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Hryniewiecka, L. Tor alternatywny w mitochondriach ameby (Acanthamoeba castellanii Neff), 1988.
=670  \\$aKudo, R.R. Protozoology, 1966:$bp. 528 (Acanthamoeba castellanii)
=675  \\$aSyn. liv. org.
=750  \2$aAcanthamoeba castellanii$0(DNLM)D048248$5IEN

=LDR  00648cz  a2200181n  4500
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=035  \\$aCBF3402NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aBF724.3.E5
=150  \\$aEmotions in adolescence
=550  \\$wg$aAdolescent psychology
=670  \\$aWork cat.: The development of emotion regulation and dysregulation, 1991.
=750  \2$81$wb$aEmotions$xin adolescence$5IEN
=750  \2$81$wb$aAdolescent$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000293
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aEmotions$iand$aAdolescent$5IEN

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=001  9880362890502441
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=010  \\$ash 90004931 
=035  \\$aCBF3391NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRE96
=150  \\$aEye$xInfections
=750  \2$aEye$xinfections$5IEN

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=001  9880362890602441
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=010  \\$ash 90004930 
=035  \\$aCBF3390NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aEar$xInfections
=750  \2$aEar Diseases$5IEN$0(DNLM)D004427

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=001  9880362890702441
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=010  \\$ash 90004922 
=035  \\$aCBF3383NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aQA76.76.I59
=150  \\$aInteractive multimedia
=360  \\$isubdivision$aInteractive multimedia$iunder subjects
=450  \\$wnne$aHypermedia systems
=450  \\$wnne$aInteractive media
=550  \\$wg$aComputer software
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Guidelines for bibliographic decisions on interactive multimedia, 1992$b(interactive media)
=670  \\$aJournal of educational multimedia and hypermedia, 1922:$bno. 1, p. 103 (Hypermedia and interactive multimedia used interchangeably)
=670  \\$aGayoshi, D.M. Interactive media, c1985.
=670  \\$aInteractive media, 1987.
=670  \\$aInteractivity '88 (1988 : Netherlands Conf. Ctr.). Interactive media, 1989.
=670  \\$aInteractive media courseware catalogue ... 1990.
=670  \\$aInteractive multimedia$b(a serial)
=670  \\$aCompton's multimedia encyc. [CF] 1990.
=670  \\$aEncyc. of assns., 1992:$bsuppl., entry 1059 (Interactive Multimedia Association; formerly Interactive Video Industry Association)
=670  \\$aCC:DA Interactive Multimedia.
=670  \\$aGuideline Review Task Force$b(request to change hdg. 1/28/94)
=670  \\$aHennepin$b(Interactive multimedia)
=670  \\$aRichard Strauss, three tone poems, c1992.
=675  \\$aASTI;$aComputer dict.;$aIAC;$aMcGraw-Hill dict. sci. tech.;$aStand. gloss. of computer term.;$aWeb. 3;$a12,000 words;$aLib. & info. sci. abs.;$aEncyc. of lib. & info. sci.;$aERIC thes.
=680  \\$iHere are entered works on media containing information that may be interactively manipulated by individual users through the use of software or microprocessing capabilities. Works on computer systems that integrate and present diverse media, such as text, graphics, still and moving images, and audio, are entered under$aMultimedia systems.
=681  \\$iNote under$aMultimedia systems
=750  \2$aHypermedia$5IEN$0(DNLM)D019146

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=001  9880362890802441
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=010  \\$ash 90004841 
=035  \\$aCBF3317NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aSexology
=550  \\$aSex
=670  \\$aWork cat.: World Congress of Sexology (9th : 1989 : Caracas, Venezuela). Sexology : an independent field : Proceedings ... 1990.
=670  \\$aRandom House.
=670  \\$aWeb. 3.
=670  \\$aHennepin.
=670  \\$aLC data base, 9/17/90.
=675  \\$aIAC;$aThes. of soc. index. terms;$aSexual nomenclature
=750  \2$aSexology$0(DNLM)D044347$5IEN

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=001  9880362890902441
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=035  \\$aCBF3278NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aTX553.P45
=150  \\$aFood$xPhosphorus content
=450  \\$aFood$xPhosphate content
=450  \\$aPhosphate content of food
=550  \\$wg$aFood$xComposition
=550  \\$wg$aPhosphorus
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Molins, R.A. Phosphates in food, 1990.
=750  \2$aPhosphorus, Dietary$5IEN$0(DNLM)D016226

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=001  9880362891002441
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=035  \\$aCBF3268NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aBF698.35.L62
=150  \\$aLocus of control
=450  \\$aControl, Locus of
=450  \\$aInternal-external locus of control
=550  \\$wg$aPersonality
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Toselli, M. Destini alternativi, c1988.
=670  \\$aEncyc. dict. psych.
=670  \\$aThes. psych. index terms$b(Internal external locus of control; Locus of control)
=750  \2$aInternal-external control$5IEN$0(DNLM)D007389

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=001  9880362891102441
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=010  \\$ash 90001487 
=035  \\$aCBF3267NU
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aForensic sciences
=450  \\$aCriminalistics
=450  \\$aForensic science
=550  \\$wg$aScience
=550  \\$aCriminal investigation
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Advances in forensic science, 1985.
=670  \\$aThe journal of the Forensic Society of India, 1985.
=670  \\$aNat. crim. justice thesaurus.
=670  \\$aLC data base, 2/23/90$b(Forensic sciences, Forensic science)
=675  \\$aWeb. 3;$aRandom House
=680  \\$iHere are entered works on science as applied in courts of law or in criminal investigations.
=750  \2$aForensic Sciences$5IEN$0(DNLM)D044707

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=035  \\$aCBF1485NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=150  \\$aArtificial cells
=450  \\$aCells, Artificial
=450  \\$aMicrocapsules (Biology)
=550  \\$wg$aCells
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Biomaterials, arificial cells, and artificial organs (serial)
=670  \\$aMEDLINE.
=670  \\$aComprehensive biotechnology, 1985:$bv. 4, pp. 53-67.
=750  \2$aArtificial Cells$0(DNLM)D058045$5IEN

=LDR  00835cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880362891302441
=005  20150406105734.0
=008  900919i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 90004682 
=035  \\$aCBF1404NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \0$aH61.24
=150  \\$aGrounded theory
=550  \\$wg$aSocial sciences$xMethodology
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Grounded theory in medical research, 1990.
=670  \\$aAbercrombie, N. Penguin dict. of sociology, 1984.
=670  \\$aChenitz, C. From practice to grounded theory, 1986.
=670  \\$aLC data base, 09/17/90.
=675  \\$aWeb. 3;$aRandom House
=680  \\$iHere are entered works on social science theory that is based on data systematically collected through social research rather than on abstract, deductive reasoning.
=750  \2$aGrounded Theory$0(DNLM)D066296$5IEN

=LDR  00635cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362891402441
=005  20201119125744.0
=008  040223i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 90004648
=035  \\$aCBF1373NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aDependency (Psychology) in old age
=550  \\$wg$aOlder people$xPsychology
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Lustbader, W. Counting on kindness, c1991.
=750  \2$81$wb$aDependency, Psychological$0(DNLM)D003858$5IEN
=750  \2$81$wb$aAged$0(DNLM)D000368$5IEN
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aDependency, Psychological$iand$aAged$5IEN

=LDR  00848cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880362891502441
=005  20120730164320.0
=008  900917i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 90004638 
=035  \\$aCBF1364NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aRG136.85
=150  \\$aAntifertility vaccines
=450  \\$aBirth control vaccines
=450  \\$aVaccines for fertility regulation
=550  \\$wg$aContraception, Immunological
=550  \\$wg$aVaccines
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Vaccines for fertility regulation : the assessment of their safety and efficacity, 1991$b(Antifertility vaccines; birth control vaccines)
=670  \\$aMEDLINE.
=670  \\$aLC data base, 9/11/90$b(birth control vaccines; vaccines for fertility regulation)
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Vaccines, Contraceptive)
=750  \2$aVaccines, Contraceptive$5IEN$0(DNLM)D022642

=LDR  00750cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880362891602441
=005  20150312104537.0
=008  900917||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 90004630 
=035  \\$aCBF1356LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=150  \\$aInterneurons
=450  \\$aIntercalary neurons
=450  \\$aIntercalated neurons
=450  \\$aInternuncial neurons
=550  \\$wg$aNeurons
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Locomotor neural mechanisms in arthropods and vertebrates, c1991.
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Interneurons x Intercalated neuron)
=670  \\$aDorland's med. dict.
=670  \\$aInter. dict. med. biol.$b(Interneuron, also called internuncial neuron, intercalary neuron, intercalated neuron)
=750  \2$aInterneurons$0(DNLM)D007395$5IEN

=LDR  00500cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362891702441
=005  20050407110357.0
=008  900913i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 90004564 
=035  \\$aCBF1292LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \\$aQR99.7.N67
=150  \\$aAnabaena variabilis
=550  \\$wg$aAnabaena
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Alpes, I. Respiratorische NAD(P)H-Dehydrogenasen ... 1988.
=670  \\$aSingleton. Dict. microbio.:$b2-e.
=750  \2$aAnabaena variabilis$0(DNLM)D046870$5IEN

=LDR  00856cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880362891802441
=005  20070910075805.0
=008  900913i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 90004563 
=035  \\$aCBF1291NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \0$aQP603.F47
=150  \\$aFerredoxin-NADP reductase
=450  \\$aAdrenodoxin reductase
=450  \\$aFerredoxin:NADP oxidoreductase
=450  \\$aIron-sulfur protein reductase
=450  \\$aNAD(P)H-ferredoxin reductase
=550  \\$wg$aNAD(P)H dehydrogenases
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Alpes, I. Respiratorische NAD(P)H-Dehydrogenasen ... 1988.
=670  \\$aMeSH browser, May 15, 2007$b(Ferredoxin-NADP Reductase. Entry terms: Adrenodoxin Reductase, Iron-Sulfur Protein Reductase, NADPH-Ferredoxin Reductase)
=670  \\$aIUB Enz. nomenclature:$bEC 1.18.1.2.
=750  \0$aFerredoxin-NADP reductase$5IEN

=LDR  00633cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880362891902441
=005  20120730164319.0
=008  900913i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 90004560 
=035  \\$aCBF1288LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \0$aQK495.A685$cBotany
=150  \\$aArisaema
=450  \\$aCobra-lilies
=550  \\$wg$aAraceae
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Pradhan, U.C. Himalayan cobra-lilies (Arisaema) ... 1990.
=670  \\$aInd. nom. gen. (plant.)$b(Arisaema)
=670  \\$aWeb. 3.
=670  \\$aEngler Syl. Pflanz.:$bp. 596.
=670  \\$aOld catalog heading$b(Arisaema)
=750  \2$aArisaema$5IEN$0(DNLM)D031057

=LDR  00785cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880362892002441
=005  20120730164319.0
=008  900822i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 90004161 
=035  \\$aCBE9941NU
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh 90004161
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aRC953.8.A76
=150  \\$aArt therapy for older people
=450  \\$wnne$aArt therapy for the aged
=450  \\$aGeriatric art therapy
=550  \\$wg$aOlder people$xDiseases$xTreatment
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Activities with developmental disabled elderly and older adults, c1990.
=750  \2$81$wb$aArt Therapy$5IEN$0(DNLM)D001155
=750  \2$81$wb$aAged$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000368
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aArt Therapy$iand$aAged$5IEN

=LDR  00431cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362892102441
=005  20120730164319.0
=008  100610i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|n\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash2010010521
=035  \\$aCBE8964NU
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aVulva$xCancer
=667  \\$aRecord generated for validation purposes.
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Cancer and pre-cancer of the vulva, 2000
=750  \2$aVulvar Neoplasms$5IEN$0(DNLM)D014846

=LDR  00446cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362892202441
=005  20120730164319.0
=008  100609i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|n\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash2010010465
=035  \\$aCBE8944NU
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aUrinary organs$xCancer
=667  \\$aRecord generated for validation purposes.
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Basic research in urological oncology, c1996
=750  \2$aUrologic Neoplasms$5IEN$0(DNLM)D014571

=LDR  00468cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362892302441
=005  20120730164319.0
=008  100609i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|n\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash2010010459
=035  \\$aCBE8942NU
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aUreters$xCancer
=667  \\$aRecord generated for validation purposes.
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Bennington, James L. Tumors of the kidney, renal pelvis, and ureter, 1975
=750  \2$aUreteral Neoplasms$5IEN$0(DNLM)D014516

=LDR  00503cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362892402441
=005  20120730164319.0
=008  900911||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 90004537 
=035  \\$aCBE8932NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aTriazenes
=450  \\$aDiazoamines
=550  \\$wg$aDiazo compounds
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Triazenes, c1990.
=670  \\$aMESH.
=670  \\$aGrant & Hack's chem. dict.
=670  \\$aMedline, 1989-1991.
=750  \2$aTriazenes$5IEN$0(DNLM)D014226

=LDR  00658cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880362892502441
=005  20120730164319.0
=008  900911i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 90004484 
=035  \\$aCBE8883NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRC280.L9
=150  \\$aB cells$xTumors
=450  \\$aB cell lymphoma$5IEN
=450  \\$aB cell neoplasia
=450  \\$aB cell neoplasms
=450  \\$aB cell tumors
=450  \\$aB lymphocyte tumors
=550  \\$wg$aLymphomas
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Mechanisms in B-cell neoplasia 1990, c1990.
=670  \\$aLC data base, 9/6/90$b(B cell neoplasia)
=750  \2$aLymphoma, B-Cell$5IEN$0(DNLM)D016393

=LDR  00797cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880362892602441
=005  20060516091251.0
=008  900907i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 90004459 
=035  \\$aCBE8862NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \\$aRB128
=150  \\$aTension headache
=450  \\$aMuscle contraction headache
=450  \\$aPsychogenic headache
=550  \\$wg$aHeadache
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Bischoff, C. Wahrnehmung der muskelspannung, 1989.
=670  \\$aMerritt's textbook of neurology:$bp. 47.
=670  \\$aNYT magazine, "Shooing elephants," May 14, 1989:$b(migraine and tension headaches)
=670  \\$aForbes, "Just another swallow away," May 18, 1987:$b(increasing dosage of medication for tension headaches)
=750  \2$aTension-Type Headache$0(DNLM)D018781$5IEN

=LDR  00590cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362892702441
=005  20120730164319.0
=008  900907||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 90004456 
=035  \\$aCBE8859NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aDouble-stranded RNA
=450  \\$adsRNA
=450  \\$aRNA, Double-stranded$5IEN
=550  \\$wg$aInterferon inducers
=550  \\$wg$aRNA
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Izuchenie induktora interferona ... 1989.
=670  \\$aMESH.
=670  \\$aSingleton Dict. Microbiol. & Molec. Biol.
=750  \2$aRNA, Double-Stranded$5IEN$0(DNLM)D012330

=LDR  00441cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362892802441
=005  20090311144215.0
=008  900906||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 90004424 
=035  \\$aCBE8834NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aSalivary proteins
=550  \\$wg$aProteins
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Aspects of oral molecular biology, 1990.
=670  \\$aMESH.
=750  \2$aSalivary Proteins and Peptides$0(DNLM)D012471$5IEN

=LDR  00728cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362892902441
=005  20120730164319.0
=008  900906||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 90004417 
=035  \\$aCBE8828NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQH465.S5
=150  \\$aSite-specific mutagenesis
=450  \\$aMutagenesis, Site-directed$5IEN
=450  \\$aSite-directed mutagenesis
=550  \\$wg$aChemical mutagenesis
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Directed mutagenesis, c1991.
=670  \\$aSingleton dict. microbiol. & mol. biol.:$bv. 2-e (Site-specific mutagenesis (site-directed mutagenesis)
=670  \\$aMEDLINE$b(site-specific more hits than site-directed)
=750  \2$aMutagenesis, Site-Directed$5IEN$0(DNLM)D016297

=LDR  00790cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880362893002441
=005  20120730164319.0
=008  900905i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 90004395 
=035  \\$aCBE8808NU
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh 90004395
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aCleft palate children
=450  \\$aChildren with cleft palates
=550  \\$wg$aChildren with disabilities
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Heineman-de Boer, J.A. Cleft palate children and intelligence, 1985.
=670  \\$aLC database, Aug. 21, 1990$b(cleft palate child)
=675  \\$aMESH
=750  \2$81$wb$aCleft Palate$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002972
=750  \2$81$wb$aChild$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002648
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aCleft Palate$iand$aChild$5IEN

=LDR  00614cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362893102441
=005  20120730164319.0
=008  900904i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 90004371 
=035  \\$aCBE8784LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \\$aQK495.C24
=150  \\$aSaponaria
=450  \\$aVaccaria
=550  \\$wg$aCaryophyllaceae
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Shul�t�s, V.A. Rod myl�n�i�anka (Saponaria L.s.l.) vo flore SSSR, 1989.
=670  \\$aInd. nom. gen. (plant):$bv. III, p. 1552 (Saponaria)
=670  \\$aSPN:$bp. 577 (Saponaria; Vaccaria; Soapwort)
=750  \2$aSaponaria$5IEN$0(DNLM)D029750

=LDR  01727cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880362893202441
=005  20120730164318.0
=008  900904i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 90004349 
=035  \\$aCBE8762LC
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh 90004349
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dWaU
=053  \0$aQP572.E27
=150  \\$aEcdysteroids
=450  \\$aMolting hormones
=450  \\$aMoulting hormones
=550  \\$wg$aSteroid hormones
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Akhrem, A.A. �Ekdisteroidy, 1989.
=670  \\$aMEDLARS.
=670  \\$aChem. abst.$b(ecdysteroids)
=670  \\$aGoogle search, Sept. 4, 2001:$binfo. from various retrieved docs. (Ecdysteroids have been discovered decades ago as hormones of arthropods; they have effects of moulting and development. There are also several plants containing ecdysteroids; ecdysteroid extraction from plant material; phytoecdysteroids; ecdysteroids (moulting hormones); Moulting hormones is a generic name for steroid hormones like ecdysone or 20-OH-ecdysone which are present in many invertebrates and which are mandatory for the moulting process in arthropods; Ecdysteroids are polyhydroxylated sterolic invertebrate growth hormones. They are also present in plants (phytoecdysones); The two principal ecdysteroids are ecdysone and 20-hydroxyecdysone. The process of moulting is controlled by the ecdysteroids; Ecdysteroids are the steroid hormones of insects and other invertebrates. Analogues of these compounds also occur in certain plants, where they contribute to the protection of the plant against invertebrate predators by mimicking the natural hormones and disrupting the hormonal balance within the animal or by acting as antifeedants)
=750  \2$aEcdysteroids$5IEN$0(DNLM)D026461

=LDR  00312cz  a2200121n  4500
=001  9880362893302441
=005  20120730164318.0
=008  900904||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|n\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 90004348 
=035  \\$aCBE8761NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=150  \\$aDopamine$xAntagonists
=750  \2$aDopamine Antagonists$5IEN$0(DNLM)D018492

=LDR  00565cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880362893402441
=005  20120730164318.0
=008  900904||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 90004346 
=035  \\$aCBE8759NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRM666.D65
=150  \\$aDomperidone
=550  \\$wg$aAntiemetics
=550  \\$wg$aBenzimidazoles
=550  \\$wg$aDopamine$xAntagonists
=550  \\$wg$aPiperidine
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Progress with domperidone, 1981.
=670  \\$aMerck.
=670  \\$aMESH.
=750  \2$aDomperidone$5IEN$0(DNLM)D004294

=LDR  00780cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362893502441
=005  20120730164318.0
=008  900904i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 90004332 
=035  \\$aCBE8745NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aRJ387.A25
=150  \\$aAIDS (Disease) in infants
=550  \\$wg$aImmunologic diseases in infants
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Michigan. Maternal and Infant Task Force on AIDS. Perinatal AIDS in Michigan : a report of the Maternal and Infant Task Force on AIDS, 1989.
=750  \2$81$wb$aAcquired Immunodeficiency Syndrome$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000163
=750  \2$81$wb$aInfant$5IEN$0(DNLM)D007223
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aAcquired Immunodeficiency Syndrome$iand$aInfant$5IEN

=LDR  00490cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362893602441
=005  20120730164318.0
=008  900831i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 90004313 
=035  \\$aCBE8727NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aCoronavirus infections
=450  \\$aCoronavirus diseases
=550  \\$wg$aVirus diseases
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Coronaviruses ... c1990.
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Coronavirus infections)
=750  \2$aCoronavirus Infections$5IEN$0(DNLM)D018352

=LDR  00613cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880362893702441
=005  20120730164318.0
=008  900830||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 90004291 
=035  \\$aCBE8706NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aHydroxyquinoline
=450  \\$aOxine
=450  \\$aOxyquinoline
=450  \\$aQuinolinol
=550  \\$wg$aQuinoline
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Vinogradov, A.V. Oksikhinolin, 1979.
=670  \\$aWeb. 3.
=670  \\$aHackh chem. dict.
=670  \\$aHawley chem. dict.
=670  \\$aMcGraw-Hill dict. sci. tech.
=750  \2$aOxyquinoline$5IEN$0(DNLM)D015125

=LDR  00500cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362893802441
=005  20120730164318.0
=008  900828||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 90004270 
=035  \\$aCBE8685NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQP383.8
=150  \\$aSuprachiasmatic nucleus
=450  \\$aNucleus, Suprachiasmatic
=550  \\$wg$aHypothalamus
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Suprachiasmatic nucleus, c1991.
=670  \\$aMESH.
=750  \2$aSuprachiasmatic Nucleus$5IEN$0(DNLM)D013493

=LDR  00942cz  a2200265n  4500
=001  9880362893902441
=005  20120730164314.0
=008  900712||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 90003406 
=035  \\$aCBE6118NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQP378.3$cPhysiology
=150  \\$aSubstantia nigra
=450  \\$aBlack substance (Neuroanatomy)
=450  \\$aBody of Vicq d'Azyr
=450  \\$aLocus niger (Neuroanatomy)
=450  \\$aNigra (Neuroanatomy)
=450  \\$aNucleus niger (Neuroanatomy)
=450  \\$aSoemmering's ganglion
=550  \\$wg$aMesencephalon
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Domburg, P.H. The human substantia nigra ... c1990.
=670  \\$aDorland's med. dict.$b(S. nigra, also called black substance, body of Vicq d'Azyr and locus niger)
=670  \\$aStedman's med. dict.$b(S. nigra, nucleus or locus niger; Nigra; Soemmering's ganglion)
=670  \\$aMESH.
=750  \2$aSubstantia Nigra$5IEN$0(DNLM)D013378

=LDR  00480cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362894002441
=005  20120730164313.0
=008  900712i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 90003388 
=035  \\$aCBE6100NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRC280.R37
=150  \\$aRectum$xCancer
=450  \\$aColorectal cancer
=450  \\$aRectal cancer
=670  \\$aWork cat.: LC data base, 6/7/90$b(rectal cancer; colorectal cancer)
=750  \2$aRectal Neoplasms$5IEN$0(DNLM)D012004

=LDR  00707cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880362894102441
=005  20120730164313.0
=008  900712i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 90003387 
=035  \\$aCBE6099LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \0$aRC691.6.C35
=150  \\$aCapillaroscopy
=450  \\$aCapillarioscopy
=450  \\$aMicroangioscopy
=550  \\$wg$aAngioscopy
=550  \\$wg$aCapillaries$xExamination
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Clinical capillaroscopy, c1990.
=670  \\$aDorland's med. dict.$b(capillaroscopy; capillarioscopy)
=670  \\$aInter. dict. med. biol.$b(capillarioscopy; capillarscopy; also called microangioscopy)
=750  \2$aMicroscopic Angioscopy$5IEN$0(DNLM)D020678

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=001  9880362894202441
=005  20131023091846.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|n\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85046618 
=035  \\$a(IEN)SH 85046618
=035  \\$aCBE5682NU
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aRD557$bRD559
=150  \\$aArm$xWounds and injuries
=750  \2$aArm Injuries$5IEN$0(DNLM)D001134

=LDR  01845cz  a2200325n  4500
=001  9880362894302441
=005  20130209162049.0
=008  900706i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 90003294 
=035  \\$aCBE4081NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dWaU$dDLC
=150  \\$aZinc oxide
=450  \\$aCalamine
=450  \\$aChinese white
=450  \\$aFlowers of zinc
=450  \\$aPhilosopher's wool
=450  \\$aWool, Philosopher's
=450  \\$aZinc white
=550  \\$wg$aOxides
=550  \\$wg$aZinc salts
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Kuz�mina, I.P. Okis��t�sinka, 1984.
=670  \\$aOld catalog heading$b(Zinc oxide)
=670  \\$aHawley chem.dict.$b(zinc oxide; Chinese white, zinc white)
=670  \\$aHackh chem. dict.$b(zinc oxide; philosopher's wool)
=670  \\$aChem. abst.
=670  \\$aLC data base, July 5, 1990.
=670  \\$aPREMARC, July 5, 1990.
=670  \\$aWikipedia, Apr. 16, 2012$b(Zinc oxide; an inorganic compound with the formula ZnO; other names: Zinc white, Calamine, philosopher's wool, Chinese white, flowers of zinc)
=670  \\$aZinc salts, 1992, via U.S. Environmental Protection Agency website, Apr. 16, 2012$b(Zinc salts include three pesticide active ingredients: zinc chloride, zinc oxide, and zinc sulfate monohydrate (or zinc sulfate). Zinc salts are used as herbicides to control the growth of moss on structures, walkways, patios and lawns in rainy areas, primarily in the Northwestern U.S. Zinc oxide also is an industrial preservative, incorporated into carpet fibers to inhibit bacterial and fungal spoilage, and a bacteriostat, applied as a pressure treatment to preserve cut lumber. Other, more significant, non-pesticidal uses of zinc salts in the U.S. include use in fertilizers, animal feed, dry cell batteries, and as galvanizers.)
=750  \2$aZinc Oxide$5IEN$0(DNLM)D015034

=LDR  00785cz  a2200253n  4500
=001  9880362894402441
=005  20120730164312.0
=008  900706i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 90003290 
=035  \\$aCBE4077NU
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh 90003290
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aPentaerythritol tetranitrate
=450  \\$aPentaerytrite tetranitrate
=450  \\$aPenthrite
=450  \\$aPentrite
=450  \\$aPETN (Chemical)
=550  \\$wg$aDetonators
=550  \\$wg$aOrganonitrogen compounds
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Galt, J. The big bang, 1987.
=670  \\$aWeb. 3$b(also Penthrite, Pentrite, PETN)
=670  \\$aHawley chem. dict.$b(also pentaerytrite tetranitrate)
=670  \\$aOld catalog heading.
=750  \2$aPentaerythritol Tetranitrate$5IEN$0(DNLM)D010417

=LDR  00602cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362894502441
=005  20070529134346.0
=008  900706||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 90003255 
=035  \\$aCBE4044NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aOsteoclasts
=450  \\$aBone-resorbing cells
=450  \\$aOsteophages
=550  \\$wg$aBone cells
=670  \\$aWork cat.: The management of bone metastases and hypercalcaemia by osteoclast inhibition, c1990.
=670  \\$aDorland's med. dict.
=670  \\$aStedman's med. dict.
=670  \\$aMESH.
=750  \2$aOsteoclasts$0(DNLM)D010010$5IEN

=LDR  01406cz  a2200289n  4500
=001  9880362894602441
=005  20120730164312.0
=008  900706i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 90003252 
=035  \\$aCBE4041NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRD734.5.M64$cOrthopedics
=150  \\$aMoir�e topography
=450  \\$aMoir�e contour imaging
=450  \\$aMoir�e contouring
=450  \\$aMoir�e contourography
=450  \\$aMoir�e fringe topography
=450  \\$aTopography, Moir�
=550  \\$wg$aMoir�e method
=550  \\$wg$aPhotogrammetry
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Surface topography and body deformity, 1990$b(Moir�e topography; moir�e fringe topography; moir�e contourography; moir�e contouring; moir�e contour imaging)
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Moire topography "method of three dimensional morphometry in which contour maps are produced from the overlapping interference fringes created when an object is illuminated by beams of coherent lights issuing from two different point sources")
=670  \\$aMcGraw-Hill encyc. sci. tech.$b(Moir�e interferometry)
=670  \\$aChambers sci. tech. dict.$b("Moir�e fringes- Moir�e pattern")
=670  \\$aVan Nostrand's sci. encyc.$b("Moir�e pattern")
=675  \\$aLorenzini med. phrase ind.;$aDorland's med. dict.;$aStedman's med. dict.;$aGould med. dict.
=750  \2$aMoire Topography$5IEN$0(DNLM)D015903

=LDR  01284cz  a2200277n  4500
=001  9880362894702441
=005  20120730164311.0
=008  900702i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 90003216 
=035  \\$aCBE4010NU
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh 90003216
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aRC963.4
=150  \\$aWork capacity evaluation
=450  \\$aAssessment, Vocational capacity
=450  \\$aFitness for duty evaluation
=450  \\$aPhysical work capacity evaluation
=450  \\$aVocational capacity assessment
=550  \\$wg$aDisability evaluation
=550  \\$wg$aWork$xPhysiological aspects
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Medical perspectives in vocational assessment of impaired workers, 1991$b(Vocational capacity assessment)
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Work capacity evaluation)
=670  \\$aLC database, June 27, 1990$b(Physical work capacity)
=670  \\$aLC database, Sept. 27, 2000$b(Fintess for duty)
=680  \\$iHere are entered works on the assessment of physiological capacities in relation to job requirements, involving the measurement of physiological variables, e.g. circulatory and respiratory, during a gradually increasing workload until specific limitations occur with respect to those variables.
=750  \2$aWork Capacity Evaluation$5IEN$0(DNLM)D014938

=LDR  00825cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880362894802441
=005  20060829091352.0
=008  060216i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 90003178 
=035  \\$aCBE3975NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aRC685.C58
=150  \\$aCoronary arteries$xStenosis
=450  \\$wnne$aCoronary artery stenosis
=450  \\$aCoronary stenosis
=550  \\$wg$aCoronary heart disease
=550  \\$wg$aStenosis
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Gould, K.L. Coronary artery stenosis, c1990.
=670  \\$aInter. dict. med. biol.$b(stenosis, coronary stenosis)
=670  \\$aMESH browser, Feb. 16, 2006$b(Coronary Stenosis, Entry term: Coronary Artery Stenosis)
=688  \\$aHeading changed 20060406 from: 150:##:_{dollar}a Coronary artery stenosis
=750  \2$aCoronary Stenosis$0(DNLM)D023921$5IEN

=LDR  00570cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362894902441
=005  20120730164311.0
=008  900629i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 90003174 
=035  \\$aCBE3971NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aDisclosure of information
=450  \\$aInformation, Disclosure of
=550  \\$wg$aTruthfulness and falsehood
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Report to the Legislature ... requesting a study of issues relating to the disclosure of pertinent facts in real estate transactions ... 1988.
=750  \2$aDisclosure$5IEN$0(DNLM)D030881

=LDR  00996cz  a2200241n  4500
=001  9880362895002441
=005  20010923011323.0
=008  900628i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 90003164 
=035  \\$aCBE3961NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRC685.A72
=150  \\$aAtrial arrhythmias
=550  \\$wg$aArrhythmia
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Atrial arrhythmias: current concepts and management, 1991.
=670  \\$aLorenzini med. phrase ind.
=670  \\$aCecil textbk med.$b("fibrillation, flutter, paroxysmal atrial tachycardia")
=670  \\$aStein intern. med.
=670  \\$aBraunwald heart diseases$b("after cardiac surgery, in acute myocardial infarction, aortic stenosis, atrial sepal defects")
=675  \\$aMESH;$aDorland's med. dict.;$aGould med. dict.;$aStedmann's med. dict.
=750  \2$81$wb$aArrhythmia$5IEN
=750  \2$81$wb$aHeart Atrium$5IEN
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aArrhythmia$iand$aHeart Atrium.

=LDR  03158cz  a2200421n  4500
=001  9880362895102441
=005  20120730164311.0
=008  900627i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 90003137 
=035  \\$aCBE3937NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dWaU
=053  \0$aSB123.57$cCrops
=150  \\$aTransgenic plants
=450  \\$aGE crops (Genetically engineered crops)
=450  \\$aGE plants (Genetically engineered plants)
=450  \\$aGenetically engineered crops
=450  \\$aGenetically engineered plants
=450  \\$aGenetically modified crops
=450  \\$aGenetically modified plants
=450  \\$aGM crops (Genetically modified crops)
=450  \\$aGM plants (Genetically modified plants)
=450  \\$aNovel crops
=450  \\$aTransgenic crops
=550  \\$wg$aPlants, Cultivated
=550  \\$wg$aTransgenic organisms
=550  \\$aPlant genetic engineering
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Plant genetic engineering, 1990$b(transgenic plants)
=670  \\$aMcGraw-Hill dict. sci. tech.:$bp. 1954 (transgenic organism)
=670  \\$aTransgenic plants, 1992$b(transgenic crops)
=670  \\$aKjellsson, G. Methods for risk assessment of transgenic plants, c1994:$bCIP pref. (transgenetic plants ... referred to as genetically modified plants)
=670  \\$aSafety assessment process for novel foods and agricultural products of biotechnology, 1999:$bp. 1 (Novel crops, including those developed using genetic engineering, are produced in laboratories, and studied in growth chambers or greenhouses under conditions of environmental isolation ... The Canadian Food Inspection Agency (CFIA) regulates the confined field trial evaluation of all novel crops. Conditions prescribed by the CFIA are designed to minimize the possibility of any environmental impact.)
=670  \\$aNational Agricultural Biotechnology Council's website, Jan. 11, 2000:$bNABC Report 8 (Novel crops and other transgenics: How green are they?)
=670  \\$aNational Institute of Agrobiological Resources (Japan) website, Jan. 11, 2000$b(Use of biotechnology to develop new biological resources ... we are producing novel crops, reflecting genetic diversity, which conventional breeding procedures cannot produce.)
=670  \\$aPlant gene technology, c2009:$bt.p. (genetically modified (GM) crops) p. 3 (GM plants; When gene technology is used to develop new plant varieties through the direct incorporation of a DNA construct or the deletion or modification of specific genes, the resulting plants are known as genetically modified (GM), genetically engineered (GE) or transgenic plants) p. 4 (GM crops)
=670  \\$aNational Research Council (U.S.). Committee on the Impact of Biotechnology on Farm-Level Economics and Sustainability. The impact of genetically engineered crops on farm sustainability in the United States, c2010:$bp. vii (genetically engineered (GE) crops; GE crops) p. 50 (GE plants)
=670  \\$aStewart, C.N. Genetically modified planet : environmental impacts of genetically engineered plants, 2004.
=675  \\$aWeb. 3;$aRandom House;$aBiol. & agr. index, v. 42
=750  \2$aPlants, Genetically Modified$5IEN$0(DNLM)D030821

=LDR  01207cz  a2200301n  4500
=001  9880362895202441
=005  20120730164311.0
=008  900626i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 90003108 
=035  \\$aCBE3911NU
=035  \\$aSH 90003108
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aLC5225.L42
=150  \\$aAdult learning
=450  \\$aAndragogical learning
=550  \\$wg$aLearning
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Adult learning methods, 1990.
=670  \\$aAppreciating adults learning, 1987, 1988 printing.
=670  \\$aColletti, A.B. Teaching methods and applied techniques, c1987$b(adult learning)
=670  \\$aPerspectives on adult learning, 1986.
=670  \\$aAustralian thes. educ.$b(Adult learning)
=670  \\$aERIC thes.$b(Adult learning)
=670  \\$aHusen & Postlethwaite intl. encyc. educ.$b(Adult learning; andragogical learning)
=670  \\$aUNESCO: IBE educ. thes.$b(Adult learning)
=675  \\$aGood dict. educ.;$aHennepin;$aIAC;$aPage intl. dict. educ.;$aWeb. 3
=750  \2$81$wb$aLearning$5IEN$0(DNLM)D007858
=750  \2$81$wb$aAdult$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000328
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aLearning$iand$aAdult$5IEN

=LDR  00677cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362895302441
=005  20150120120735.0
=008  900622i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 90003046 
=035  \\$aCBE3857NU
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aRC953.2.R33
=150  \\$aGeriatric radiology
=550  \\$wg$aMedical radiology
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Geriatric radiology, c1990.
=750  \2$81$wb$aRadiography$5IEN$0(DNLM)D011859
=750  \2$81$wb$aRadiotherapy$5IEN$0(DNLM)D011878
=750  \2$81$wb$aAged$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000368
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aRadiography$ior$aRadiotherapy$iand$aAged$5IEN

=LDR  00775cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880362895402441
=005  20120730164311.0
=008  940322||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 90002993 
=035  \\$aCBE3847NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQR186.83.P48
=150  \\$aPhospholipid antibodies
=450  \\$aAnti-phospholipid antibodies
=450  \\$aAntibodies against phospholipids
=450  \\$aAntiphospholipid antibodies
=450  \\$aPhospholipid-binding antibodies
=550  \\$wg$aAutoantibodies
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Phospholipid-binding antibodies, 1990.
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Antibodies, antiphospholipid)
=670  \\$aCheng, H. Immunology of antiphospholipid antibodies, 1993.
=750  \2$aAntibodies, Antiphospholipid$5IEN$0(DNLM)D017152

=LDR  00859cz  a2200265n  4500
=001  9880362895502441
=005  20120730164311.0
=008  900613||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 90002864 
=035  \\$aCBE3754NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRM666.T79
=150  \\$aTrichosanthin
=450  \\$aAlpha-trichosanthin
=450  \\$aCompound Q
=450  \\$aGLQ223
=450  \\$aTCS (Drug)
=550  \\$wg$aAbortifacients
=550  \\$wg$aPlant proteins
=550  \\$wg$aVirus inhibitors
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Zhang, Q. Compound Q, abortion, and AIDS: trichosanthin and its clinical applications, c1990.
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Trichosanthin x Alpha-Trichosanthin, Compound Q, GLQ223)
=670  \\$aMEDLINE$b(1988-1990)
=670  \\$aMcGrath, M.S. Proc. Natl. Acad. Sci USA, 1989:$b86(8):2844.
=750  \2$aTrichosanthin$5IEN$0(DNLM)D015978

=LDR  00594cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880362895602441
=005  20120730164311.0
=008  900611||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 90002819 
=035  \\$aCBE3714NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aCarpal bones
=450  \\$aOssa carpalia
=450  \\$aOssa carpi
=450  \\$aWrist bones
=550  \\$wg$aBones
=550  \\$wg$aCarpus (Animal anatomy)
=550  \\$wg$aWrist
=670  \\$aMESH
=670  \\$aInter. dict. med. biol.$b(ossa carpi, also called carpal bones, ossa carpalia)
=750  \2$aCarpal Bones$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002348

=LDR  01013cz  a2200241n  4500
=001  9880362895702441
=005  20120730164311.0
=008  900611||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 90002815 
=035  \\$aCBE3710LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=150  \\$aScaphoid bone
=450  \\$aNavicular bone of carpus
=450  \\$aOs scaphoideum
=550  \\$wg$aCarpal bones
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Herbert, T.J. The fractured scaphoid, 1990.
=670  \\$aGray's anatomy.
=670  \\$aPhone call to Prof. Vidi�c, Anatomy dept. Georgetown U. Med. School, 06/06/90$b(term is used to designate only the bone in the hand, Navicular bone is used to designate scaphoid bone of foot)
=670  \\$aDorland's med. dict.
=670  \\$aGould med. dict.:$b("largest bone of proximal row of carpal bones")
=670  \\$aMosby's med. dict.:$b(either of two similar bones of the hand and the foot")
=670  \\$aInter. dict. med. biol.$b(os scaphoideum, also called scaphoid bone)
=750  \2$aScaphoid Bone$5IEN$0(DNLM)D021361

=LDR  00634cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362895802441
=005  20120730164310.0
=008  900608i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 90002774 
=035  \\$aCBE3672NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aHearing aids for children
=550  \\$wg$aHearing impaired children
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Wayner, D.S. The hearing aid handbook--user's guide for children, c1990.
=750  \2$81$wb$aHearing Aids$5IEN$0(DNLM)D006310
=750  \2$81$wb$aChild$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002648
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aHearing Aids$iand$aChild$5IEN

=LDR  00601cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362895902441
=005  20090309104104.0
=008  900608i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 90002771 
=035  \\$aCBE3669NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aQP616.P76
=150  \\$aProtein disulfide isomerase
=450  \\$aProtein disulphide isomerase
=550  \\$wg$aIsomerases
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Koivu, J. Protein disulphide isomerase and ... 1987.
=670  \\$aEnzyme nomenclature$b(5.3.4.1)
=670  \\$aChem. abst.$b[37318-49-3]
=750  \2$aProtein Disulfide-Isomerases$0(DNLM)D019704$5IEN

=LDR  00548cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362896002441
=005  20120730164310.0
=008  900608i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 90002770 
=035  \\$aCBE3668LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \0$aQK495.P42$cBotany
=150  \\$aHarpagophytum
=550  \\$wg$aPedaliaceae
=670  \\$aWork cat.: The grapple plant project, 1984$b(Harpagophytum)
=670  \\$aWeb. 3.
=670  \\$aInd. nom. gen. (plant.)
=670  \\$aEngler Syn. Pflanz.:$bp. 460.
=750  \2$aHarpagophytum$5IEN$0(DNLM)D031684

=LDR  00681cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880362896102441
=005  20120730164310.0
=008  900608i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 90002754 
=035  \\$aCBE3657NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRM666.B87$cPharmacology
=150  \\$aBuspirone
=550  \\$wg$aNaphthalene
=550  \\$wg$aPyrimidines
=550  \\$wg$aTranquilizing drugs
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Buspirone : mechanisms and clinical aspects, 1991.
=670  \\$aMESH.
=670  \\$aUSAN/USP.
=670  \\$aAm. drug index:$bCAS 33386-08-2/CAS 36505-84-7.
=675  \\$aMerck;$aMod. drug encyc.;$aBrit. pharm.
=750  \2$aBuspirone$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002065

=LDR  00826cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880362896202441
=005  20120730164310.0
=008  900607i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 90002747 
=035  \\$aCBE3650NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRJ47.53
=150  \\$aHealth behavior in adolescence
=450  \\$aAdolescent health behavior
=450  \\$aAdolescent health habits
=550  \\$wg$aAdolescent psychology
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Health hazards in adolescence, 1990$b(Adolescent health behavior)
=750  \2$81$wb$aAdolescent Behavior$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000294
=750  \2$81$wb$aHealth Behvaior$5IEN
=750  \2$81$wb$aAdolescent$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000293
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aAdolescent Behavior$ior$a(Health Behavior$iand$aAdolescent)$5IEN

=LDR  00714cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880362896302441
=005  20120730164310.0
=008  900606||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 90002710 
=035  \\$aCBE3616NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aQH603.C4
=150  \\$aGap junctions (Cell biology)
=450  \\$aJunctions, Gap (Cell biology)
=450  \\$aNexus (Cell biology)
=550  \\$wg$aCell junctions
=550  \\$aConnexins
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Biophysics of gap junction channels, 1990.
=670  \\$aDorland's med. dict.$b(Junction: gap junction also called nexus)
=670  \\$aBest & Taylor's physiological basis of med. practice:$bp. 14.
=750  \2$aGap Junctions$5IEN$0(DNLM)D017629

=LDR  00460cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362896402441
=005  20120730164310.0
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=001  9880362896502441
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=670  \\$aWork cat.: Analytical biotechnology, 1990.
=670  \\$aMEDLINE$b(1988-1990)
=670  \\$aJournal of Chromatography, 1990:$bJan 19; 499:713-9.
=670  \\$aBiotechniques, 1988:$bMay; 6(5):432-40.
=750  \0$aElectrophoresis, Capillary$0(DNLM)D019075$5IEN

=LDR  00610cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362896702441
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=008  040226i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
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=550  \\$wg$aOlder people$xPsychology
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Anxiety in the elderly, 1990.
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=001  9880362896802441
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=750  \2$aHelicobacter Infections$5IEN$0(DNLM)D016481

=LDR  00525cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362896902441
=005  20070418133819.0
=008  021227i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
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=670  \\$aPhone call to Pierre Daggett, U. of Md., May 25, 1990.
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Helicobacter)
=750  \2$aHelicobacter$0(DNLM)D016998$5IEN

=LDR  00584cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362897002441
=005  20120730164309.0
=008  900529i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 90002522 
=035  \\$aCBD7555NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aDelirium in old age
=550  \\$wg$aGeriatric psychiatry
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Lindesay, J. Delirium in the elderly, 1990.
=750  \2$81$wb$aDelirium$5IEN$0(DNLM)D003693
=750  \2$81$wb$aAged$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000368
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=LDR  00515cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362897102441
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=008  931025i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 90002512 
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=150  \\$aBlood groups$xKell system
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=LDR  00764cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362897202441
=005  20080316130643.0
=008  900522i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 90002399 
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=670  \\$aBraunwald. Heart diseases, 2nd. ed.:$bp. 634 (Invasive electrophysiologic studies)
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=001  9880362897302441
=005  20120515130513.0
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=010  \\$ash 90002384 
=035  \\$aCBD7428NU
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=750  \2$aReproductive Tract Infections$0(DNLM)D060737$5IEN

=LDR  00778cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880362897402441
=005  20120730164309.0
=008  900521i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 90002382 
=035  \\$aCBD7426NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aGenital warts
=450  \\$aAcuminate warts
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=450  \\$aVenereal warts
=450  \\$aVerruca acuminata
=550  \\$wg$aGenerative organs$xInfections
=550  \\$wg$aWarts
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Alvey, J.A. Genital warts and contagious cancers, 1990.
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Condylomata acuminata)
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=LDR  00434cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362897502441
=005  20120730164309.0
=008  090908||\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|n\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash2009123192
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=667  \\$aRecord generated for validation purposes.
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Darolles, Camille. Du cancer pleuro-pulmonaire (au point de vue clinique), 1877
=750  \2$aPleural Diseases$5IEN$0(DNLM)D010995

=LDR  00470cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362897702441
=005  20120730164308.0
=008  100528i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|n\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash2010009989
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=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aPituitary gland$xCancer
=667  \\$aRecord generated for validation purposes.
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Contemporary diagnosis and management of pituitary adenomas, c1991
=750  \2$aPituitary Neoplasms$5IEN$0(DNLM)D010911

=LDR  00442cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362897802441
=005  20120730164308.0
=008  100528i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|n\ana\\\\\\
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=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC
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=667  \\$aRecord generated for validation purposes.
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=750  \2$aPancreatic Neoplasms$5IEN$0(DNLM)D010190

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=001  9880362897902441
=005  20120730164308.0
=008  100324i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|n\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash2010104661
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=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aOvaries$xCancer
=667  \\$aRecord generated for validation purposes.
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Ovarian cancer, 1998
=750  \2$aOvarian Neoplasms$5IEN$0(DNLM)D010051

=LDR  00365cz  a2200133n  4500
=001  9880362898002441
=005  20120730164308.0
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=010  \\$ash 90003890 
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=750  \2$aPhilosophy, Nursing$5IEN$0(DNLM)D010687

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=001  9880362256102441
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=001  9880362256202441
=005  20120730162941.0
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=001  9880362256302441
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=670  \\$aHortus 3:$bunder Anethium (one species grown for the leaves and seeds; under A. graveolens: Dill)
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=670  \\$aPark's successes with herbs, c1980:$bp. 80, etc. (Dill (Anethum graveolens))
=670  \\$aPhillips, R. Herbs and medicinal plants, 1987:$bp. 36 (Dill Anethum graveolens))
=670  \\$aTaylor's guide to vegetables & herbs, 1987:$bp. 248 (Dill) p. 425 (Dill (Anethum graveolens); Dill weed)
=670  \\$aAGRICOLA, via 1stsearch, June 1, 1999$b(titles: dill; dill (Anethum graveolens); Anethum graveolens (Dill))
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=001  9880362256402441
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=001  9880362256502441
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=550  \\$wg$aDigitalis (Drug)
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=001  9880362256602441
=005  20120730162941.0
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=450  \\$wnne$aDigitalis
=450  \\$aDigitalis glycosides
=550  \\$wg$aCardiac glycosides
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Digitalis glycosides; Digitalis: used for plant)
=670  \\$aWeb. 3$b(digitalis: 1) genus; 2) dried leaf of the purple foxglove containing active principles digitoxin and constituting a powerful cardiac stimulant)
=750  \2$aDigitalis Glycosides$5IEN$0(DNLM)D004071

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=001  9880362256702441
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=010  \\$ash 85037967 
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=053  \\$aRD547
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=001  9880362256802441
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=010  \\$ash 85037963 
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=450  \\$aAlimentary canal$xInnervation
=750  \2$aEnteric Nervous System$5IEN$0(DNLM)D017615

=LDR  00529cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362256902441
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=010  \\$ash 85037956 
=035  \\$aBZN7862NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
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=450  \\$aAlimentary canal$xDiseases
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=670  \\$aMESH$b(Digestive system diseases)
=750  \2$aDigestive System Diseases$5IEN$0(DNLM)D004066

=LDR  00386cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362257002441
=005  20120730162940.0
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=010  \\$ash 85037954 
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=053  \\$aRC280.D5
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=690  \\$ar:AMD:6/25/90
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=LDR  00781cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880362257102441
=005  20120730162940.0
=008  860211||\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85037949 
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=670  \\$aSmith, Margaret E. The digestive system, 2001.
=670  \\$aMeSH browser, Apr. 19, 2007$b(Digestive System, Entry term: Alimentary System)
=750  \2$aDigestive System$5IEN$0(DNLM)D004064

=LDR  00454cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362257202441
=005  20120730162940.0
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=010  \\$ash 85037947 
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=LDR  00513cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362257302441
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=010  \\$ash 85037942 
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=690  \\$ar:AMD:6/25/90
=750  \2$aDiflunisal$5IEN$0(DNLM)D004061

=LDR  00543cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362257402441
=005  20120730162940.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85037940 
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=550  \\$wg$aCulture diffusion
=550  \\$wg$aTechnological innovations
=690  \\$ar:AMD:6/25/90
=750  \2$aDiffusion of Innovation$5IEN$0(DNLM)D004059

=LDR  00800cz  a2200265n  4500
=001  9880362257502441
=005  20120730162940.0
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=550  \\$aSemiconductor doping
=750  \2$aDiffusion$5IEN$0(DNLM)D004058

=LDR  00786cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362257602441
=005  20120730162940.0
=008  021015i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
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=450  \\$aDES (Drug)
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=450  \\$aStilbestrol
=550  \\$wg$aEstrogen
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Diethylstilbestrol DF DES x Stilbestrol)
=670  \\$aDorland's med. dict.$b(diethylstilbestrol: a synthetic nonsteroidal estrogen, having estrogenic activity similar to but greater than estrone. Used for many purposes. Formerly used to prevent threatened or habitual abortion and premature labor. Called also estrostilben and stilbestrol.)
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=LDR  00508cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362257702441
=005  20120730162940.0
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=010  \\$ash 85037868 
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=550  \\$wg$aChelates
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=001  9880362257802441
=005  20120730162939.0
=008  860211||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85037867 
=035  \\$aBZN7773NU
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=750  \2$aDiethylamines$5IEN$0(DNLM)D004048

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=001  9880362257902441
=005  20120730162939.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85037861 
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=035  \\$a(DLC)sh 85037861
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
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=550  \\$wg$aFood additives
=550  \\$wg$aNutrition
=550  \\$wg$aVitamins
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=670  \\$aLC database, Aug. 31, 1998$b(titles: nutritional supplements)
=750  \2$aDietary Supplements$5IEN$0(DNLM)D019587

=LDR  00560cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362258002441
=005  20120730162939.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85037859 
=035  \\$aBZN7765NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=150  \\$aDiet therapy for infants
=450  \\$aInfants$xDiseases$xDiet therapy
=550  \\$wg$aInfants
=750  \2$81$wb$aDiet Therapy$5IEN$0(DNLM)D004035
=750  \2$81$wb$aInfant$5IEN$0(DNLM)D007223
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=LDR  00666cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362258102441
=005  20120730162939.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85037858 
=035  \\$aBZN7764NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \\$aRJ53.D53
=150  \\$aDiet therapy for children
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=550  \\$wg$aChildren$xDiseases$xTreatment
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=001  9880362258202441
=005  20080521094507.0
=008  030620i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85037857 
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=450  \\$aNutrition therapy
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=LDR  00926cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880362258302441
=005  20080521094604.0
=008  940406i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85037853 
=035  \\$aBZN7759NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
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=550  \\$aFood
=550  \\$aFood habits
=550  \\$aNutrition
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=681  \\$iNote under$aNutrition
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=001  9880362258402441
=005  20130723105911.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85037801 
=035  \\$aBZN7707NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aDiencephalon
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=550  \\$wg$aProsencephalon
=750  \2$aDiencephalon$5IEN$0(DNLM)D004027

=LDR  00353cz  a2200133n  4500
=001  9880362258502441
=005  20130308092214.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85037799 
=035  \\$aBZN7705NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=150  \\$aDiels-Alder reaction
=550  \\$wg$aChemical reactions
=750  \2$aCycloaddition Reaction$0(DNLM)D061565$5IEN-M

=LDR  00492cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362258602441
=005  20050513081639.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85037748 
=035  \\$aBZN7654LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aQL737.M34
=150  \\$aDidelphis
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=550  \\$wg$aOpossums
=670  \\$aCorbet, G.B. World list mam. species, 1991:$bp. 11 (Didelphis; large American opossums)
=750  \2$aDidelphis$0(DNLM)D048293$5IEN

=LDR  00446cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362258702441
=005  20120730162939.0
=008  860211||\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85037708 
=035  \\$aBZN7614NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=150  \\$aDicumarol
=450  \\$aBishydroxycoumarin
=450  \\$aMethylenebishydroxybenzopyranone
=450  \\$aMethylenebishydroxycoumarin
=550  \\$wg$aCoumarins
=750  \2$aDicumarol$5IEN$0(DNLM)D001728

=LDR  00368cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362258802441
=005  20120730162939.0
=008  940322i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85037706 
=035  \\$aBZN7612NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQK635.D5
=150  \\$aDictyostelium
=550  \\$wg$aDictyosteliaceae
=750  \2$aDictyostelium$5IEN$0(DNLM)D004023

=LDR  00840cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880362258902441
=005  20110331113803.0
=008  010926i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85037367 
=035  \\$aBZN7273NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dWaU
=053  \0$aHV891$bHV901$cSocial pathology
=053  \0$aRJ135$cPediatrics
=150  \\$aDevelopmentally disabled children
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=670  \\$aVenkatesan, S. Children with developmental disabilities, 2004.
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=750  \2$81$wb$aChild$0(DNLM)D002648$5IEN
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=LDR  00804cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362259002441
=005  20150430143452.0
=008  030204i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85037359 
=035  \\$aBZN7265NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aBF712$bBF724.85
=150  \\$aDevelopmental psychology
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=550  \\$wg$aPsychology
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=LDR  00913cz  a2200253n  4500
=001  9880362259102441
=005  20091026101802.0
=008  871218i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85037357 
=035  \\$aBZN7263NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN/LSP
=053  \\$aQP363.5
=150  \\$aDevelopmental neurobiology
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=550  \\$wg$aEmbryology
=550  \\$wg$aNeurobiology
=550  \\$aNervous system$xEvolution
=550  \\$aNeuroplasticity
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=680  \\$iHere are entered works on the growth and differentiation of the nervous system. Works limited to the growth of the nervous system are entered under$aNervous system--Growth.
=681  \\$iNote under$aNervous system--Growth
=750  \2$aNeurogenesis$0(DNLM)D055495$5IEN-M

=LDR  00541cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362259202441
=005  20071019102557.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85037356 
=035  \\$aBZN7262NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aQH453
=150  \\$aDevelopmental genetics
=550  \\$wg$aDevelopmental biology
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=550  \\$wg$aGenetics
=550  \\$wg$aGrowth
=750  \2$aGenes, Developmental$0(DNLM)D050437$5IEN
=750  \2$aGrowth and Development$xgenetics$0(DNLM)D048788Q000235$5IEN

=LDR  00454cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362259302441
=005  20091124162111.0
=008  030605i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85037355 
=035  \\$aBZN7261NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aDevelopmental disabilities
=550  \\$wg$aDisabilities
=550  \\$aDevelopmentally disabled
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Developmental disabilities)
=750  \2$aDevelopmental Disabilities$0(DNLM)D002658$5IEN-M

=LDR  00696cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362259402441
=005  20120730162933.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85037352 
=035  \\$aBZN7258NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aDevelopmental biology
=360  \\$isubdivision$aDevelopment$iunder individual and groups of animals and plants, e.g.$aCattle--Development; Corn--Development; Fishes--Development;$iand subdivision$aDifferentiation$iunder individual parts of the body, e.g.$aHeart--Differentiation
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=550  \\$wg$aBiology
=550  \\$aGrowth
=550  \\$aOntogeny
=750  \2$aDevelopmental Biology$5IEN$0(DNLM)D015509

=LDR  00398cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362259502441
=005  20120730162933.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85037319 
=035  \\$aBZN7225NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN/LSP
=150  \\$aDeuterium oxide
=450  \\$aHeavy water
=450  \\$aWater, Heavy
=550  \\$wg$aOxides
=750  \2$aDeuterium Oxide$5IEN$0(DNLM)D017666

=LDR  00372cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362259602441
=005  20120730162933.0
=008  860211||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85037317 
=035  \\$aBZN7223NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aDeuterium ions
=550  \\$wg$aMonovalent cations
=690  \\$ar:AMD:6/25/90
=750  \2$aDeuterium$5IEN$0(DNLM)D003903

=LDR  00481cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362259702441
=005  20120730162933.0
=008  860211||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85037316 
=035  \\$aBZN7222NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQD181.H1
=150  \\$aDeuterium
=450  \\$aHeavy hydrogen
=550  \\$wg$aHydrogen$xIsotopes
=670  \\$aRandom House$b(Deuterium; heavy hydrogen)
=690  \\$ar:AMD:6/25/90
=750  \2$aDeuterium$5IEN$0(DNLM)D003903

=LDR  00920cz  a2200253n  4500
=001  9880362259802441
=005  20110315104829.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85037220 
=035  \\$aBZN7126LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aQK569.Z82
=150  \\$aZygnematales
=450  \\$aConjugales
=450  \\$aConjugatophyceae
=450  \\$wnne$aDesmidiales
=450  \\$aZygnemales
=450  \\$aZygnemaphyceae
=550  \\$wg$aGreen algae
=670  \\$aSymposium on Desmids and Other Zygnematales (1976 : University of Minnesota Lake Itasca Biological Station). Symposium on Desmids and other Zygnemateles, 1986.
=670  \\$aWeb. 3.:$bp. 2662.
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=670  \\$aHolmes, S. Outline of plant classification:$bp. 28 (Conjugales; syn: Zygnematales, Zygnemales)
=750  \2$aZygnematales$0(DNLM)D058129$5IEN

=LDR  00396cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362259902441
=005  20120730162933.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85037132 
=035  \\$aBZN7038NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aRC489.D45
=150  \\$aDesensitization (Psychotherapy)
=550  \\$wg$aPsychotherapy
=750  \2$aDesensitization, Psychologic$5IEN-M$0(DNLM)D003887

=LDR  00522cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880362260002441
=005  20120730162933.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85037109 
=035  \\$aBZN7015NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \0$aQL941$cComparative anatomy
=053  \0$aQM484$cHuman anatomy
=053  \0$aQP88.5$cPhysiology
=150  \\$aDermis
=450  \\$aCorium
=450  \\$aCutis vera
=450  \\$aEnderon
=450  \\$aTrue skin
=550  \\$wg$aSkin
=750  \2$aDermis$5IEN$0(DNLM)D020405

=LDR  00460cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362260102441
=005  20120730162933.0
=008  871218i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85037103 
=035  \\$a(OCoLC)02087587
=035  \\$aBZN7009NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \0$aRL765
=150  \\$aDermatophytes
=450  \\$aSkin$xFungi
=550  \\$wg$aPathogenic fungi
=550  \\$aDermatomycoses
=750  \2$aArthrodermataceae$5IEN$0(DNLM)D003883

=LDR  00673cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880362260202441
=005  20120730162933.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85037098 
=035  \\$aBZN7004NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN$dIEN$dIEN
=053  \\$aRL801
=150  \\$aDermatopharmacology
=450  \\$aSkin$xDrug effects
=450  \\$aSkin, Effect of drugs on
=550  \\$wg$aPharmacology
=550  \\$wg$aSkin
=690  \\$ar:AMD:6/25/90
=750  \2$aSkin$xdrug effects$5IEN-M$0(DNLM)D012867Q000187
=750  \2$aDermatologic Agents$xpharmacology$5IEN-M$0(DNLM)D003879Q000494
=750  \2$aSkin Diseases$xdrug therapy$5IEN-M$0(DNLM)D012871Q000188

=LDR  00403cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362260302441
=005  20120730162932.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85037096 
=035  \\$aBZN7002NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aDermatomyositis
=550  \\$wg$aCutaneous manifestations of general diseases
=550  \\$wg$aMyositis
=750  \2$aDermatomyositis$5IEN$0(DNLM)D003882

=LDR  00733cz  a2200265n  4500
=001  9880362260402441
=005  20120730162932.0
=008  920330i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85037095 
=035  \\$aBZN7001NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRL765$bRL785
=150  \\$aDermatomycoses
=450  \\$aCutaneous fungal infections
=450  \\$aCutaneous mycoses
=450  \\$wnne$aDermatomycosis
=450  \\$aDermatophytoses
=450  \\$aFungal skin diseases
=450  \\$aMycotic skin diseases
=450  \\$aSuperficial mycoses
=550  \\$wg$aMycoses
=550  \\$wg$aSkin$xInfections
=550  \\$aDermatophytes
=670  \\$aCutaneous fungal infections.
=750  \2$aDermatomycoses$5IEN$0(DNLM)D003881

=LDR  00422cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362260502441
=005  20120730162932.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85037094 
=035  \\$aBZN7000NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRL79
=150  \\$aDermatology, Experimental
=450  \\$aExperimental dermatology
=550  \\$wg$aPathology, Experimental
=750  \2$aDermatology$5IEN$0(DNLM)D003880

=LDR  00515cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362260602441
=005  20120730162932.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85037090 
=035  \\$aBZN6996NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRL$cGeneral works
=053  \\$aRV381$bRV391$cEclectic medicine
=053  \\$aRX561$bRX581$cHomeopathy
=150  \\$aDermatology
=550  \\$wg$aMedicine
=550  \\$aSkin$xDiseases
=690  \\$ar:AMD:6/25/90
=750  \2$aDermatology$5IEN$0(DNLM)D003880

=LDR  00337cz  a2200133n  4500
=001  9880362260702441
=005  20180406091526.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85037089
=035  \\$aBZN6995NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aDermatologists
=550  \\$wg$aDermatology
=750  \2$aDermatologists$0(DNLM)D000072085$5IEN

=LDR  00414cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362260802441
=005  20120730162932.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85037088 
=035  \\$aBZN6994NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aRL125
=150  \\$aDermatologic nursing
=450  \\$aSkin$xDiseases$xNursing
=550  \\$wg$aNursing
=750  \2$aSkin Diseases$xnursing$5IEN$0(DNLM)D012871Q000451

=LDR  00406cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362260902441
=005  20120730162932.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85037087 
=035  \\$aBZN6993NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aHD9675.D47$bHD9675.D474
=150  \\$aDermatologic agents industry
=550  \\$wg$aPharmaceutical industry
=750  \2$aDermatologic Agents$5IEN$0(DNLM)D003879

=LDR  00389cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362261002441
=005  20120730162932.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85037086 
=035  \\$aBZN6992NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aDermatologic agents
=450  \\$aDrugs, Dermatologic
=550  \\$wg$aDermatopharmacology
=750  \2$aDermatologic Agents$5IEN$0(DNLM)D003879

=LDR  00471cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362261102441
=005  20120730162932.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
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=035  \\$aBZN6990NU
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=450  \\$aSkin$xPapillary ridges
=550  \\$wg$aSkin
=690  \\$ar:AMD:6/25/90
=750  \2$aDermatoglyphics$5IEN$0(DNLM)D003878

=LDR  00363cz  a2200133n  4500
=001  9880362261202441
=005  20120730162932.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85037083 
=035  \\$aBZN6989NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aDermatitis herpetiformis
=450  \\$aDuhring's disease
=750  \2$aDermatitis Herpetiformis$5IEN$0(DNLM)D003874

=LDR  00878cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362261302441
=005  20120730162932.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85037081 
=035  \\$aBZN6987NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aDermatan sulfate
=450  \\$aBeta-heparin
=450  \\$aChondroitin sulfate B
=450  \\$wnne$aDermatan sulphate
=550  \\$wg$aGlycosaminoglycans
=670  \\$aMeSH browser, May 15, 2007$b(Dermatan Sulfate. Entry terms: beta-Heparin, Chondroitin Sulfate B. Scope note: a naturally occurring glycosaminoglycan found mostly in the skin and connective tissue)
=670  \\$aInter. dict. med. biol.$b(dermatan sulfate: a polymer occurring in connective tissue. Also called chondroitin sulfate B)
=688  \\$aHeading changed 20070821 from: 150:##:_{dollar}a Dermatan sulphate
=750  \2$aDermatan Sulfate$5IEN$0(DNLM)D003871

=LDR  00473cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362261402441
=005  20120730162931.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85037077 
=035  \\$aBZN6983NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQL458.2.I9$cZoology
=150  \\$aDermacentor
=550  \\$wg$aIxodidae
=670  \\$aWeb. 3$b(Dermacentor: a large widely distributed genus of ornate eyed ticks (family Ixodidae))
=750  \2$aDermacentor$5IEN$0(DNLM)D003870

=LDR  00374cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362261502441
=005  20120730162931.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85037076 
=035  \\$aBZN6982NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
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=550  \\$wg$aSkin$xSurgery
=550  \\$wg$aSurgery, Plastic
=750  \2$aDermabrasion$5IEN$0(DNLM)D003869

=LDR  00470cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362261602441
=005  20120730162931.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85037070 
=035  \\$aBZN6976NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
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=690  \\$ar:AMD:6/25/90
=750  \2$aDepth Perception$5IEN-M$0(DNLM)D003867
=750  \2$aDistance Perception$5IEN-M$0(DNLM)D004215

=LDR  00360cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362261702441
=005  20070514093759.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85037062 
=035  \\$aBZN6968NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \\$aQK898.D46$cBotanical chemistry
=150  \\$aDepsides
=550  \\$wg$aEsters
=750  \2$aDepsides$0(DNLM)D053630$5IEN

=LDR  00740cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362261802441
=005  20120730162931.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85037056 
=035  \\$aBZN6962NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRJ506.D4
=150  \\$aDepression in children
=450  \\$aDepression, Mental, in children
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=750  \2$81$wb$aDepression$5IEN-M$0(DNLM)D003863
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=LDR  00932cz  a2200325n  4500
=001  9882375286602441
=005  20240216165643.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\|
=010  \\$ash 85037053
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh 85037053
=035  \\$a(LIBRARY_OF_CONGRESS)98171451700000041
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aRC537$bRC545
=150  \\$aDepression, Mental
=450  \\$aDejection
=450  \\$aDepression, Unipolar
=450  \\$aDepressive disorder
=450  \\$aDepressive psychoses
=450  \\$wnne$aMelancholia
=450  \\$aMental depression
=450  \\$aUnipolar depression
=550  \\$wg$aAffective disorders
=550  \\$wg$aNeurasthenia
=550  \\$wg$aNeuroses
=550  \\$aBipolar disorder
=550  \\$aMelancholy
=550  \\$aSadness
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Depression; Depressive disorder)
=750  \2$aDepressive Disorder$5IEN-M$0(DNLM)D003866
=750  \2$aDepression$5IEN-M$0(DNLM)D003863

=LDR  00865cz  a2200277n  4500
=001  9880362262002441
=005  20120730162931.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85037049 
=035  \\$aBZN6955NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aHF5681.D5$cAccounting
=053  \0$aHG4028.D4$cFinancial management
=053  \0$aTA178$cEngineering economics
=150  \\$aDepreciation
=450  \\$aCapital depreciation
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=450  \\$aObsolescence (Accounting)
=550  \\$wg$aAccounting
=550  \\$wg$aBookkeeping
=550  \\$wg$aCorporation reserves
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=550  \\$aEconomic life of fixed assets
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=670  \\$aUMI business vocab.$b(Capital depreciation)
=750  \2$aDepreciation$5IEN$0(DNLM)D003862

=LDR  00600cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362262102441
=005  20120730162931.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85037028 
=035  \\$aBZN6934NU
=035  \\$aSH 85037028
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aRC553.D4
=150  \\$aDepersonalization
=450  \\$aDepersonalization disorder
=450  \\$aIdentity (Psychology), Loss of
=450  \\$aLoss of identity
=550  \\$wg$aDissociative disorders
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Depersonalization UF Depersonalization disorder)
=750  \2$aDepersonalization$5IEN$0(DNLM)D003861

=LDR  00603cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362262202441
=005  20201119130011.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85037027
=035  \\$aBZN6933NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aDependency in children
=550  \\$wg$aAttachment behavior in children
=550  \\$wg$aChild psychology
=750  \2$81$wb$aDependency, Psychological$0(DNLM)D003858$5IEN
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=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aDependency, Psychological$iand$aChild$5IEN

=LDR  00528cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362262302441
=005  20201119125528.0
=008  920330i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85037025
=035  \\$aBZN6931NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \0$aBF575.D34$cPsychology
=053  \0$aRC569.5.D47$cPsychopathology
=150  \\$aDependency (Psychology)
=450  \\$aDependent behavior
=550  \\$wg$aAttachment behavior
=550  \\$wg$aInterpersonal relations
=750  \2$aDependency, Psychological$0(DNLM)D003858$5IEN

=LDR  00328cz  a2200133n  4500
=001  9880362262402441
=005  20120730162930.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|n\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85037011 
=035  \\$aBZN6917NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aDeoxyribose
=690  \\$ar:AMD:6/25/90
=750  \2$aDeoxyribose$5IEN$0(DNLM)D003855

=LDR  00519cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362262502441
=005  20070516084832.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85037009 
=035  \\$aBZN6915NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aDNA repair
=450  \\$wnne$aDeoxyribonucleic acid repair
=450  \\$aRepair, DNA
=450  \\$aRepair mechanisms in DNA
=550  \\$wg$aBiochemical genetics
=550  \\$aAntimutagens
=670  \\$aMESH$b(DNA repair)
=750  \2$aDNA Repair$0(DNLM)D004260$5IEN

=LDR  00829cz  a2200301n  4500
=001  9880362262602441
=005  20120730162930.0
=008  860211||\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85037008 
=035  \\$aBZN6914NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQK898.D44$cPlant physiology
=053  \0$aQP624$bQP624.5$cAnimal biochemistry
=150  \\$aDNA
=450  \\$wnne$aDeoxyribonucleic acid
=450  \\$aDesoxyribonucleic acid
=450  \\$aThymonucleic acid
=450  \\$aTNA (Nucleic acid)
=550  \\$wg$aDeoxyribose
=550  \\$wg$aNucleic acids
=550  \\$aGenes
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Wilcox, F.H. DNA : the thread of life, 1988.
=670  \\$aWeb. 3.
=670  \\$aMESH.
=670  \\$aDorland's med. dict.
=670  \\$aSears.
=670  \\$aHennepin$b(D N A)
=750  \2$aDNA$5IEN-M$0(DNLM)D004247

=LDR  00903cz  a2200277n  4500
=001  9880362262702441
=005  20251029112606.0
=008  860211||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85037007
=035  \\$aBZN6913NU
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh 85037007
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQP606.D46
=150  \\$aDNA polymerases
=450  \\$wnne$aDeoxyribonucleate nucleotidyltransferases
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=450  \\$aDNA nucleotidyltransferases
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=450  \\$aPolymerases, DNA
=550  \\$wg$aTransferases
=550  \\$wg$aZinc enzymes
=550  \\$aPolymerase chain reaction
=750  \2$aDNA-Directed DNA Polymerase$5IEN$0(DNLM)D004259
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=930  \\$aMeSH Mapping GN 2024/10/08

=LDR  00396cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362262802441
=005  20120730162929.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85037006 
=035  \\$aBZN6912NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQP609.D4
=150  \\$aDeoxyribonucleases
=550  \\$wg$aNucleases
=690  \\$ar:AMD:6/25/90
=750  \2$aDeoxyribonucleases$5IEN$0(DNLM)D003851

=LDR  00356cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362262902441
=005  20120730162929.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85037004 
=035  \\$aBZN6910NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aDeoxy sugars
=550  \\$wg$aSugars
=690  \\$ar:AMD:6/25/90
=750  \2$aDeoxy Sugars$5IEN$0(DNLM)D003837

=LDR  00550cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880362263002441
=005  20120730162929.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85036984 
=035  \\$aBZN6890NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRK656$bRK666
=150  \\$aDentures
=450  \\$aArtificial teeth
=450  \\$aDental prosthesis
=450  \\$aFalse teeth
=450  \\$aTeeth, Artificial
=450  \\$aTeeth, False
=550  \\$wg$aProsthodontics
=690  \\$ar:AMD:6/25/90
=750  \2$aDentures$5IEN-M$0(DNLM)D003778

=LDR  00427cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362263102441
=005  20120730162929.0
=008  940322i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85036983 
=035  \\$aBZN6889NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRK656
=150  \\$aDenture attachments
=450  \\$aAttachments for dentures
=550  \\$wg$aPartial dentures
=750  \2$aDenture Precision Attachment$5IEN$0(DNLM)D003834

=LDR  00767cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362263202441
=005  20120730162929.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85036980 
=035  \\$aBZN6886NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aDentition
=450  \\$aTeething
=550  \\$wg$aChildren$xPhysiology
=550  \\$aTeeth
=680  \\$iHere are entered works on the physiological process of the growth and development of teeth in vertebrates. Works on teeth from the anthropological point of view, including their evolution and comparison, as well as the teeth of particular peoples are entered under$aDental anthropology.
=681  \\$iNote under$aDental anthropology
=690  \\$ar:AMD:6/25/90
=750  \2$aDentition$5IEN$0(DNLM)D003817

=LDR  00377cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362263302441
=005  20120730162929.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85036974 
=035  \\$aBZN6880NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRK
=150  \\$aDentists
=550  \\$wg$aDental personnel
=690  \\$ar:AMD:6/25/90
=750  \2$aDentists$5IEN$0(DNLM)D003815

=LDR  00488cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362263402441
=005  20120730162929.0
=008  021115i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85036971 
=035  \\$aBZN6877NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aDentistry, State
=450  \\$aDental care, State
=450  \\$aSocialized dentistry
=450  \\$aState dentistry
=550  \\$wg$aDental policy
=550  \\$wg$aNational health services
=750  \2$aState Dentistry$5IEN$0(DNLM)D013218

=LDR  00699cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362263502441
=005  20090319183631.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85036968 
=035  \\$aBZN6874NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRK501$bRK519
=150  \\$aDentistry, Operative
=450  \\$aDental surgery
=450  \\$aDentistry, Restorative
=450  \\$aOperative dentistry
=450  \\$aRestorative dentistry
=450  \\$aSurgery, Dental
=680  \\$iHere are entered works on that field of dentistry concerned with restoring diseased or defective teeth to a state of normal function, health and aesthetics.
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=LDR  00655cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362263602441
=005  20120730162929.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85036966 
=035  \\$aBZN6872NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aDentistry, Military
=360  \\$isubdivision$aDental care$iunder names of individual military services, e.g.$aUnited States.  Army--Dental care
=450  \\$aDental care, Military
=450  \\$aMilitary dental care
=450  \\$aMilitary dentistry
=550  \\$wg$aMedicine, Military
=550  \\$wg$aSurgery, Military
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/12/90
=750  \2$aMilitary Dentistry$5IEN$0(DNLM)D008885

=LDR  00385cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362263702441
=005  20120730162929.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|n\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85036962 
=035  \\$aBZN6868NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRK71$bRK231
=150  \\$aDentistry$xStudy and teaching
=690  \\$ar:AMD:6/26/90
=750  \2$aEducation, Dental$5IEN$0(DNLM)D004497

=LDR  00368cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362263802441
=005  20120730162929.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85036960 
=035  \\$aBZN6866NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aRK80
=150  \\$aDentistry$xResearch
=450  \\$wnne$aDental research
=750  \2$aDental Research$5IEN$0(DNLM)D018865

=LDR  00556cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362263902441
=005  20120730162929.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
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=035  \\$aBZN6864NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dWaU$dDLC
=053  \0$aRK58$bRK59.3
=150  \\$aDentistry$xPractice
=450  \\$aDental practice
=550  \\$aDental practice acquisitions
=670  \\$aSilberberger, J. Reducing dental mercury discharge in Missoula, Montana, 2007:$bp. 10 (dental practices)
=750  \2$aGeneral Practice, Dental$5IEN$0(DNLM)D005792

=LDR  00343cz  a2200133n  4500
=001  9880362264002441
=005  20120730162928.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|n\ana\|||\\
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=150  \\$aDentistry$xHistory
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/5/90
=750  \2$aHistory of Dentistry$5IEN$0(DNLM)D006665

=LDR  00581cz  a2200181n  4500
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=053  \0$aRK701
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=450  \\$aDental formularies
=450  \\$aDental prescriptions
=550  \\$wg$aMateria medica, Dental
=688  \\$aHeading changed 20050914 from: 150:##:_{dollar}a Dentistry _{dollar}x Formulae, receipts, prescriptions
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=LDR  00491cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362264202441
=005  20120730162928.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85036954 
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=053  \\$aRK54
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=450  \\$aDental aesthetics
=450  \\$wnne$aDentistry$xAesthetics
=550  \\$wg$aAesthetics
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Esthetics, Dental)
=750  \2$aEsthetics, Dental$5IEN$0(DNLM)D004955

=LDR  00577cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880362264302441
=005  20120730162928.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85036953 
=035  \\$aBZN6859NU
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=360  \\$iheadings beginning with the word$aDental
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=450  \\$aSurgery, Dental
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=550  \\$aTeeth
=690  \\$ar2:AMD:7/2/90
=750  \2$aDentistry$5IEN-M$0(DNLM)D003813

=LDR  00417cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362264402441
=005  20120730162928.0
=008  060112i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85036952 
=035  \\$aBZN6858NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aDentist and patient
=450  \\$aPatient and dentist
=550  \\$wg$aPatients
=550  \\$aFear of dentists
=750  \2$aDentist-Patient Relations$5IEN$0(DNLM)D003812

=LDR  00682cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880362264502441
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=008  860211i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85036951 
=035  \\$aBZN6857NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aDentinogenesis imperfecta
=450  \\$aHereditary opalescent dentin
=450  \\$aOdontodysplasia$5IEN
=450  \\$aOdontogenesis imperfecta
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=550  \\$wg$aDentin$xAbnormalities
=550  \\$wg$aOsteogenesis imperfecta
=550  \\$wg$aTeeth$xAbnormalities
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Odontodysplasia, x Odontogenesis Imperfecta)$5IEN
=750  \2$aOdontodysplasia$5IEN$0(DNLM)D018126

=LDR  00390cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362264602441
=005  20120730162928.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85036950 
=035  \\$aBZN6856NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aDentinogenesis
=550  \\$wg$aDentin
=550  \\$wg$aEmbryology
=690  \\$ar:AMD:6/25/90
=750  \2$aDentinogenesis$5IEN$0(DNLM)D003810

=LDR  00395cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362264702441
=005  20120730162928.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85036947 
=035  \\$aBZN6853NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aDentin
=450  \\$aDentine
=550  \\$wg$aTeeth
=550  \\$aDental pulp
=690  \\$ar:AMD:6/25/90
=750  \2$aDentin$5IEN$0(DNLM)D003804

=LDR  00345cz  a2200133n  4500
=001  9880362264802441
=005  20120730162928.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85036946 
=035  \\$aBZN6852NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aDentigerous cyst
=550  \\$wg$aOdontogenic cysts
=750  \2$aDentigerous Cyst$5IEN$0(DNLM)D003803

=LDR  00341cz  a2200133n  4500
=001  9880362264902441
=005  20070830160954.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85036945 
=035  \\$aBZN6851NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aDentifrices
=550  \\$wg$aOral hygiene products
=750  \2$aDentifrices$0(DNLM)D003802$5IEN-M

=LDR  00521cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362265002441
=005  20120730162928.0
=008  920207i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85036939 
=035  \\$aBZN6845NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRK652
=150  \\$aDental technology
=450  \\$aDental laboratory technology
=450  \\$aTechnology, Dental$5IEN
=550  \\$wg$aDentistry
=550  \\$wg$aProsthodontics
=550  \\$aDental technicians
=750  \2$aTechnology, Dental$5IEN$0(DNLM)D013674

=LDR  00550cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362265102441
=005  20120730162928.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85036938 
=035  \\$aBZN6844NU
=035  \\$ash 85036938
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aDental technicians
=450  \\$aDental laboratory technicians
=550  \\$wg$aBiomedical technicians
=550  \\$wg$aDental auxiliary personnel
=550  \\$wg$aLaboratory technicians
=550  \\$aDental technology
=750  \2$aDental Technicians$5IEN$0(DNLM)D003800

=LDR  00449cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362265202441
=005  20100518151805.0
=008  871218i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85036936 
=035  \\$a(OCoLC)02086286
=035  \\$aBZN6842NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRK52$bRK52.4
=150  \\$aDental surveys
=450  \\$aDental health surveys
=550  \\$wg$aHealth surveys
=750  \2$aDental Health Surveys$0(DNLM)D003753$5IEN

=LDR  00669cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362265302441
=005  20120730162928.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85036935 
=035  \\$aBZN6841NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dWaElC
=150  \\$aDental students
=450  \\$aDentistry students
=450  \\$aStudents, Dental$5IEN
=550  \\$wg$aHealth occupations students
=670  \\$aDixon, A.D. Anatomy for students of dentistry, 1986.
=670  \\$aAlta Vista, Apr. 10, 1998$b(titles: dentistry students)
=681  \\$iExample under reference from$aStudents of agriculture, [art, dentistry, etc.]
=750  \2$aStudents, Dental$5IEN$0(DNLM)D013335

=LDR  00483cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362265402441
=005  20120730162927.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85036934 
=035  \\$aBZN6840NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRK59.3.S65
=150  \\$aDental specialties
=450  \\$aDentistry$xSpecialties
=450  \\$aSpecialties, Dental
=550  \\$wg$aDentistry
=550  \\$wg$aDentistry$xPractice
=750  \2$aSpecialties, Dental$5IEN$0(DNLM)D013039

=LDR  00388cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362265502441
=005  20120730162927.0
=008  931005i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85036930 
=035  \\$aBZN6836NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aDental schools
=450  \\$aDental colleges
=550  \\$wg$aHealth occupations schools
=750  \2$aSchools, Dental$5IEN$0(DNLM)D012575

=LDR  00374cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362265602441
=005  20121007183822.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85036929 
=035  \\$aBZN6835NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aDental scaling
=450  \\$aScaling, Dental
=550  \\$wg$aDental prophylaxis
=750  \2$aDental Scaling$5IEN$0(DNLM)D012534

=LDR  00472cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362265702441
=005  20120730162927.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85036928 
=035  \\$aBZN6834NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRK652.5
=150  \\$aDental resins
=450  \\$aResins, Dental
=550  \\$wg$aDental materials
=550  \\$wg$aGums and resins, Synthetic
=690  \\$ar:AMD:6/21/90
=750  \2$aComposite Resins$5IEN$0(DNLM)D003188

=LDR  00390cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362265802441
=005  20120730162927.0
=008  940322i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85036927 
=035  \\$aBZN6833NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aDental records
=550  \\$wg$aCommunication in dentistry
=550  \\$wg$aMedical records
=750  \2$aDental Records$5IEN$0(DNLM)D003792

=LDR  00573cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880362265902441
=005  20120730162927.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85036926 
=035  \\$aBZN6832NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aDental pulp cavity
=450  \\$aCavum dentis
=450  \\$aDental pulp canal
=450  \\$aDental pulp chamber
=450  \\$aPulp cavity (Teeth)
=450  \\$aRoot canals (Teeth)
=450  \\$aTeeth$xRoot canals
=550  \\$wg$aTeeth
=690  \\$ar:AMD:6/25/90
=750  \2$aDental Pulp Cavity$5IEN$0(DNLM)D003786

=LDR  00375cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362266002441
=005  20120730162927.0
=008  860211in\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85036925 
=035  \\$aBZN6831NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aDental pulp$xDiseases
=550  \\$aEndodontics
=690  \\$ar:AMD:6/25/90
=750  \2$aDental Pulp Diseases$5IEN$0(DNLM)D003788

=LDR  00671cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880362416802441
=005  20120730163437.0
=008  860211||\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85080275 
=035  \\$aBZT0181NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQL944$cComparative anatomy
=053  \0$aQM495$cHuman anatomy
=053  \0$aQP188.M3$cPhysiology
=150  \\$aMammary glands
=550  \\$wg$aBreast
=550  \\$wg$aExocrine glands
=550  \\$wg$aUdder
=670  \\$aMosby's med. dict., 2006$b(mammary glands: lactiferous glands within the breasts)
=750  \2$aMammary Glands, Animal$5IEN$0(DNLM)D008321
=750  \2$aMammary Glands, Human$5IEN$0(DNLM)D042361

=LDR  00713cz  a2200253n  4500
=001  9880362416902441
=005  20120730163437.0
=008  040226i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85080274 
=035  \\$aBZT0180NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aRD539.8
=150  \\$aMammaplasty
=450  \\$aBreast$xReconstruction
=450  \\$aBreast reconstruction
=450  \\$aMammoplasty
=450  \\$aMastoplasty
=450  \\$aReconstruction of the breast
=550  \\$wg$aBreast$xSurgery
=550  \\$wg$aSurgery, Plastic
=550  \\$aBreast implants
=670  \\$aHennepin$b(Breast reconstruction)
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Mammaplasty x Breast reconstruction)
=750  \2$aMammaplasty$5IEN$0(DNLM)D016462

=LDR  00849cz  a2200241n  4500
=001  9880362417002441
=005  20120730163436.0
=008  040322i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85080259 $zsh 85134738 
=035  \\$aBZT0165NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dCSfA$dDLC
=053  \0$aQL700$bQL739.8$cZoology
=150  \\$aMammals
=450  \\$aEutheria
=450  \\$aMammalia
=450  \\$aMammalians
=450  \\$aPrototheria
=450  \\$wnne$aTheria
=550  \\$wg$aVertebrates
=670  \\$aWeb. 3$b(mammalian: one of the Mammalia)
=670  \\$aMcKenna, M.C. Classification of mammals above the species level, c1997:$bp. 49 (Theria, supercohort, originally proposed as a subclass)
=670  \\$aSyn. liv. org.:$bp. 1015 (Prototheria, subclass) p. 1016 (Theria, subclass) p. 1021 (Eutheria, subclass)
=750  \2$aMammals$5IEN$0(DNLM)D008322

=LDR  00620cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362417102441
=005  20120730163436.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85080231 
=035  \\$aBZT0137NU
=035  \\$aSH 85080231
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aQK495.M27$cBotany
=150  \\$aMalvaceae
=450  \\$aMallow family (Plants)
=450  \\$aMallows
=550  \\$wg$aMalvales
=670  \\$aRandom House$b(mallow family, the plant family Malvaceae)
=670  \\$aWorld Book$b(mallow, popular name of a large family of plants, mallows, Malvaceae)
=750  \2$aMalvaceae$5IEN$0(DNLM)D019660

=LDR  00490cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362417202441
=005  20120730163436.0
=008  050609i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85080230 
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQK495.M27$cBotany
=053  \0$aRS165.M32$cPharmacy
=053  \0$aSB261.M27$cFiber plants
=150  \\$aMalva
=550  \\$wg$aMalvaceae
=670  \\$aITIS search, June 9, 2005$b(Malva L., genus in family Malvaceae (mallows))
=750  \2$aMalva$5IEN$0(DNLM)D028501

=LDR  00358cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362417302441
=005  20120730163436.0
=008  860211||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85080226 
=035  \\$aBZT0132NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aMaltose
=550  \\$wg$aDisaccharides
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/11/90
=750  \2$aMaltose$5IEN$0(DNLM)D008320

=LDR  00611cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880362417402441
=005  20120730163436.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85080191 
=035  \\$aBZT0097NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aMalpractice
=450  \\$aLiability, Professional
=450  \\$aMalpractice$xLaw and legislation
=450  \\$wnne$aProfessional liability
=450  \\$aProfessions$xTort liability
=450  \\$aTort liability of professions
=550  \\$wg$aLiability (Law)
=550  \\$wg$aNegligence
=550  \\$wg$aTorts
=750  \2$aMalpractice$5IEN$0(DNLM)D008318

=LDR  00355cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362417502441
=005  20120730163436.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85080188 
=035  \\$aBZT0094LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aQK495.M26
=150  \\$aMalpighiaceae
=550  \\$wg$aRutales
=750  \2$aMalpighiaceae$5IEN$0(DNLM)D029581

=LDR  00536cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362417602441
=005  20120730163436.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85080184 
=035  \\$aBZT0090NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \\$aRK523
=150  \\$aMalocclusion in children
=550  \\$wg$aPedodontics
=750  \2$81$wb$aMalocclusion$5IEN$0(DNLM)D008310
=750  \2$81$wb$aChild$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002648
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aMalocclusion$iand$aChild$5IEN

=LDR  00498cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362417702441
=005  20120730163436.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85080183 
=035  \\$aBZT0089NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRK523
=150  \\$aMalocclusion
=550  \\$wg$aOcclusion (Dentistry)
=550  \\$wg$aOrthodontics
=550  \\$wg$aTeeth$xAbnormalities
=550  \\$aPrognathism
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/11/90
=750  \2$aMalocclusion$5IEN$0(DNLM)D008310

=LDR  00479cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362417802441
=005  20120730163435.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85080176 
=035  \\$aBZT0082NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRA645.N87$cPublic health
=053  \\$aRC623$cInternal medicine
=150  \\$aMalnutrition
=550  \\$wg$aNutrition disorders
=550  \\$aNutrition
=550  \\$aStarvation
=750  \2$aMalnutrition$5IEN$0(DNLM)D044342

=LDR  00413cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362417902441
=005  20120405132156.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85080168 
=035  \\$aBZT0074LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=150  \\$aMallory bodies
=450  \\$aAlcohol hyaline
=550  \\$wg$aAlcohol$xToxicology
=550  \\$wg$aLiver cells$xInclusions
=750  \2$aMallory Bodies$0(DNLM)D059609$5IEN

=LDR  00919cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880362418002441
=005  20120730163435.0
=008  930323i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85080158 
=035  \\$aBZT0064NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRA1146$cMedical jurisprudence
=150  \\$aMalingering
=450  \\$aDiseases, Feigned
=450  \\$aFeigned diseases
=450  \\$aSimulated diseases
=450  \\$aSimulation of diseases
=550  \\$wg$aMedical jurisprudence
=550  \\$wg$aMilitary offenses
=680  \\$iHere are entered works on simulation of symptoms of illness or injury with the intent to deceive to obtain a goal. Works on disorders characterized by physical or psychological symptoms that are not genuine and which are under voluntary control are entered under$aFactitious disorders.
=681  \\$iNote under$aFactitious disorders
=750  \2$aMalingering$5IEN$0(DNLM)D008306

=LDR  00623cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880362418102441
=005  20120730163435.0
=008  920330i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85080155 
=035  \\$aBZT0061NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRD82.7.M3
=150  \\$aMalignant hyperthermia
=450  \\$aFulminant hyperthermia
=450  \\$aHyperpyrexia, Malignant
=450  \\$aHyperthermia, Malignant
=450  \\$aMalignant hyperpyrexia
=550  \\$wg$aAnesthesia$xComplications
=550  \\$wg$aFever
=550  \\$wg$aPhysiology, Pathological
=750  \2$aMalignant Hyperthermia$5IEN$0(DNLM)D008305

=LDR  00366cz  a2200133n  4500
=001  9880362418202441
=005  20120730163435.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85080154 
=035  \\$aBZT0060NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aMalignant carcinoid syndrome
=550  \\$wg$aCarcinoid
=750  \2$aMalignant Carcinoid Syndrome$5IEN$0(DNLM)D008303

=LDR  00400cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362418302441
=005  20120730163435.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85080133 
=035  \\$aBZT0039NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aMaleic anhydride
=550  \\$wg$aAnhydrides
=550  \\$wg$aMaleic acid
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/11/90
=750  \2$aMaleic Anhydrides$5IEN$0(DNLM)D008299

=LDR  00341cz  a2200133n  4500
=001  9880362418402441
=005  20060628104145.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|n\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85080044 
=035  \\$aBZS9950NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQP603.D4
=150  \\$aMalate dehydrogenase
=750  \2$aMalate Dehydrogenase$0(DNLM)D008291$5IEN

=LDR  00642cz  a2200241n  4500
=001  9880362418502441
=005  20120730163435.0
=008  871218i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85080038 
=035  \\$a(OCoLC)02082008
=035  \\$aBZS9944NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQR201.M3$cMicrobiology
=053  \\$aRA644.M2$cPublic health
=053  \\$aRC156$bRC166$cInternal medicine
=150  \\$aMalaria
=450  \\$aAgue
=450  \\$aChills and fever
=450  \\$aIntermittent fever
=450  \\$wnne$aMalarial fever
=550  \\$wg$aFever
=550  \\$wg$aProtozoan diseases
=750  \2$aMalaria$5IEN$0(DNLM)D008288

=LDR  00357cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362418602441
=005  20120730163435.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85080018 
=035  \\$aBZS9924NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aMalacologists
=550  \\$wg$aZoologists
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/12/90
=750  \2$aMollusca$5IEN$0(DNLM)D008974

=LDR  00489cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362418702441
=005  20120730163435.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85080011 
=035  \\$aBZS9917NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRC862.M3
=150  \\$aMalabsorption syndromes
=550  \\$wg$aIntestines$xDiseases
=550  \\$wg$aSyndromes
=550  \\$aIntestinal absorption
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/11/90
=750  \2$aMalabsorption Syndromes$5IEN$0(DNLM)D008286

=LDR  00758cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362418802441
=005  20120730163435.0
=008  860211||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85079931 
=035  \\$aBZS9837NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aMaintenance
=360  \\$isubdivision$aMaintenance and repair$iunder kinds of objects, including machinery, vehicles, structures, etc., e.g.$aAutomobiles--Maintenance and repair; Dwellings--Maintenance and repair; Nuclear reactors--Maintenance and repair
=450  \\$aPreventive maintenance
=450  \\$aUpkeep
=550  \\$wg$aMaintainability (Engineering)
=550  \\$aRepairing
=550  \\$aService life (Engineering)
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/11/90
=750  \2$aMaintenance$5IEN$0(DNLM)D008283

=LDR  00826cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880362418902441
=005  20120730163434.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85079891 
=035  \\$aBZS9797NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
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=053  \\$aTP372.55.M35$cFood processing
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=450  \\$aBrowning reaction
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=670  \\$aMcGraw Hill dict. sci. tech.$b(Maillard reaction; Browning reaction)
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=750  \2$aMaillard Reaction$5IEN$0(DNLM)D015416

=LDR  00375cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362419002441
=005  20120730163434.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85079859 
=035  \\$aBZS9765NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aQK495.B45
=150  \\$aMahonia
=450  \\$aOdostemon
=550  \\$wg$aBerberidaceae
=750  \2$aMahonia$5IEN$0(DNLM)D028143

=LDR  00357cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362419102441
=005  20120730163434.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85079806 
=035  \\$aBZS9712LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aQK495.M24
=150  \\$aMagnoliaceae
=550  \\$wg$aMagnoliales
=750  \2$aMagnoliaceae$5IEN$0(DNLM)D029562

=LDR  00961cz  a2200277n  4500
=001  9880362419202441
=005  20120730163434.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85079802 
=035  \\$aBZS9708NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQK495.M24$cBotany
=053  \0$aSB413.M34$cOrnamental plants
=053  \0$aSD397.M18$cForestry
=150  \\$aMagnolias
=450  \\$aMagnola
=450  \\$wnne$aMagnolia
=550  \\$wg$aMagnoliaceae
=670  \\$aRankin, G. Magnolias, 1999.
=670  \\$aLC database, Dec. 31, 1998$b(Magnolias; Magnolia)
=670  \\$aWeb. 3$b(Magnolia genus, family Magnoliaceae)
=670  \\$aSPN$b(Magnolia Magnolia)
=670  \\$aEngler Syl. Pflanz.:$bv. 2, p. 111 (Magnolia, Magnoliaceae)
=670  \\$aHortus 3$b(Magnolia L. Magnoliaceae; Magnolias)
=670  \\$aInd. nom. gen. (plant.)$b(Magnolia Linnaeus, Magnoliaceae. Magnola Cothenius = Magnolia Linnaeus)
=750  \2$aMagnolia$5IEN$0(DNLM)D031566

=LDR  00429cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362419302441
=005  20120405131543.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85079796 
=035  \\$aBZS9702NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \\$aQC757
=150  \\$aMagnets
=550  \\$wg$aMagnetic materials
=550  \\$wg$aMagnetics
=550  \\$wg$aMagnetism
=550  \\$aSolenoids
=750  \2$aMagnets$0(DNLM)D059346$5IEN

=LDR  00484cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362419402441
=005  20140106140008.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85079771 
=035  \\$aBZS9677NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
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=053  \\$aTN402.H4$cMineral industries
=150  \\$aMagnetite
=450  \\$aMagnetic iron ore
=550  \\$wg$aIron ores
=550  \\$wg$aOxide minerals
=750  \2$aFerrosoferric Oxide$0(DNLM)D052203$5IEN

=LDR  00862cz  a2200277n  4500
=001  9880362419502441
=005  20090722164434.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85079761 
=035  \\$aBZS9667NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aRM893
=150  \\$aMagnetotherapy
=450  \\$aMagnet therapy
=450  \\$aMagnetic field therapy
=450  \\$aMagnetic fields$xTherapeutic use
=450  \\$aMagnetic therapy
=450  \\$wnne$aMagnetism$xTherapeutic use
=450  \\$aMagnets$xTherapeutic use
=550  \\$wg$aTherapeutics, Physiological
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Hanneman, H. Magnet therapy ... c1990.
=670  \\$aMEDLINE titles, 1988-1990.
=670  \\$aDorland's med. dict.$b(Magnetotherapy)
=670  \\$aStedman's med. dict.$b(Magnetotherapy)
=675  \\$aMESH
=750  \2$aMagnetic Field Therapy$0(DNLM)D055909$5IEN

=LDR  00517cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362419602441
=005  20120405131008.0
=008  860211||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85079759 
=035  \\$aBZS9665NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQC751$bQC771
=150  \\$aMagnetism
=360  \\$iheadings beginning with the word$aMagnetic
=550  \\$wg$aMathematical physics
=550  \\$wg$aPhysics
=550  \\$aElectricity
=550  \\$aMagnetics
=750  \2$aMagnetic Phenomena$0(DNLM)D060328$5IEN

=LDR  00362cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362419702441
=005  20120405130754.0
=008  860211||\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85079758 
=035  \\$aBZS9664NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aMagnetics
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=550  \\$aMagnetism
=750  \2$aMagnetics$0(DNLM)D008280$5IEN

=LDR  01808cz  a2200349n  4500
=001  9880362419802441
=005  20130916095513.0
=008  051011i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85079741 
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=053  \0$aRC78.7.N83$cMedicine
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=450  \\$aClinical magnetic resonance imaging
=450  \\$aDiagnostic magnetic resonance imaging
=450  \\$aFunctional magnetic resonance imaging
=450  \\$aImaging, Magnetic resonance
=450  \\$aMedical magnetic resonance imaging
=450  \\$aMR imaging
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=450  \\$aNuclear magnetic resonance imaging
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=550  \\$wg$aDiagnostic imaging
=670  \\$aMeSH browser, Oct. 11, 2005$b(Magnetic Resonance Imaging: non-invasive method of demonstrating internal anatomy based on the principle that atomic nuclei in a strong magnetic field absorb pulses of radiofrequency energy and emit them as radiowaves which can be reconstructed into computerized images.)
=670  \\$aGoogle, Oct. 11, 2005$b(MR imaging)
=670  \\$aAcademic Press dict. of science and technology.
=750  \2$aMagnetic Resonance Imaging$0(DNLM)D008279$5IEN

=LDR  00608cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362419902441
=005  20120405124652.0
=008  860211||\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85079703 
=035  \\$aBZS9609NU
=035  \\$aSH 85079703
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQC754.2.M3
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=450  \\$aFields, Magnetic
=550  \\$wg$aField theory (Physics)
=550  \\$wg$aGeomagnetism
=550  \\$wg$aMagnetics
=750  \2$aMagnetic Fields$0(DNLM)D060526$5IEN

=LDR  00389cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362420002441
=005  20120730163434.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85079669 
=035  \\$aBZS9575NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aRC627.M3
=150  \\$aMagnesium deficiency diseases
=550  \\$wg$aDeficiency diseases
=750  \2$aMagnesium Deficiency$5IEN$0(DNLM)D008275

=LDR  00562cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362420102441
=005  20120730163434.0
=008  860211||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85079651 
=035  \\$aBZS9557NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
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=053  \\$aTA480.M3$cEngineering materials
=053  \\$aTP245.M2$cChemical technology
=053  \\$aTS560$cManufactures
=150  \\$aMagnesium
=550  \\$wg$aLight metals
=550  \\$wg$aMagnesium group
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/11/90
=750  \2$aMagnesium$5IEN$0(DNLM)D008274

=LDR  01310cz  a2200253n  4500
=001  9880362420202441
=005  20120730163434.0
=008  040402i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85079604 
=035  \\$aBZS9510NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
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=053  \0$aGN475.3$cEthnology
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=450  \\$aMagick
=450  \\$aNecromancy
=450  \\$aSorcery
=450  \\$aSpells
=550  \\$wg$aOccultism
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=670  \\$aLC database, April 2, 2004$b(magick; magickal)
=680  \\$iHere are entered works on the use of charms, spells, etc., believed to have supernatural power to produce or prevent a particular result considered unobtainable by natural means. Works on performance of sleight of hand or tricks involving various types of illusion for purposes of entertainment are entered under$aMagic tricks.
=681  \\$iNote under$aMagic tricks
=750  \2$aMagic$5IEN$0(DNLM)D008273

=LDR  00501cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362420302441
=005  20120730163434.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85079484 
=035  \\$aBZS9390NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
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=053  \\$aQM551$cHuman anatomy
=053  \\$aQP479$cPhysiology
=150  \\$aMacula lutea
=450  \\$aMacula retinae
=550  \\$wg$aRetina
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/11/90
=750  \2$aMacula Lutea$5IEN$0(DNLM)D008266

=LDR  00605cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880362420402441
=005  20120730163434.0
=008  910708||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
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=035  \\$aBZS9357NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQR185.8.M3$cImmunology
=150  \\$aMacrophages
=450  \\$aHistiocytes
=450  \\$aMononuclear phagocytes
=550  \\$wg$aAntigen presenting cells
=550  \\$wg$aConnective tissue cells
=550  \\$wg$aKiller cells
=550  \\$wg$aPhagocytes
=550  \\$wg$aReticulo-endothelial system
=750  \2$aMacrophages$5IEN$0(DNLM)D008264

=LDR  00498cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362420502441
=005  20050315124854.0
=008  860211||\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85079449 
=035  \\$aBZS9355NU
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh 85079449
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
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=053  \0$aQP801.P64$cBiochemistry
=150  \\$aMacromolecules
=550  \\$wg$aMolecules
=550  \\$aSupramolecular chemistry
=750  \2$aMacromolecular Substances$0(DNLM)D046911$5IEN

=LDR  00479cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362420602441
=005  20050623092425.0
=008  920803i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85079448 
=035  \\$aBZS9354NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
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=550  \\$wg$aAntibiotics
=550  \\$wg$aLactones
=550  \\$wg$aMacrocyclic compounds
=750  \2$aMacrolides$0(DNLM)D018942$5IEN

=LDR  00367cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362420702441
=005  20120730163433.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85079447 
=035  \\$aBZS9353NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aMacroglobulins
=550  \\$wg$aBlood proteins
=550  \\$wg$aGlobulins
=750  \2$aMacroglobulins$5IEN$0(DNLM)D008259

=LDR  00510cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362420802441
=005  20120730163433.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85079431 
=035  \\$aBZS9337NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRM235
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=450  \\$aDiet, Macrobiotic
=450  \\$aMacrobiotics
=550  \\$wg$aLongevity$xNutritional aspects
=550  \\$wg$aVegetarianism
=550  \\$wg$aYin-yang
=750  \2$aDiet, Macrobiotic$5IEN$0(DNLM)D015623

=LDR  00723cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880362420902441
=005  20120730163433.0
=008  940124i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85079330 
=035  \\$aBZS9236NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aZ699
=150  \\$aMachine-readable bibliographic data
=360  \\$inames of individual projects or systems
=450  \\$aBibliographic data in machine-readable form
=450  \\$wnne$aBibliographic records on magnetic tape
=450  \\$aCataloging data in machine-readable form
=450  \\$aComputer-stored bibliographic data
=450  \\$aMachine-readable cataloging data
=550  \\$wg$aDatabases
=750  \2$aDatabases, Bibliographic$5IEN$0(DNLM)D016206

=LDR  00379cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362421002441
=005  20120730163433.0
=008  921112i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85079250 
=035  \\$aBZS9156NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEB
=053  \\$aQL737.P93
=150  \\$aMacaques
=450  \\$aMacaca
=550  \\$wg$aCercopithecidae
=750  \2$aMacaca$5IEN$0(DNLM)D008251

=LDR  00491cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362421102441
=005  20120730163433.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85079244 
=035  \\$aBZS9150LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQK495.P957$cBotany
=053  \0$aSB401.M32$cCulture
=150  \\$aMacadamia nut
=450  \\$aMacadamia ternifolia
=450  \\$aMacadamia tree
=450  \\$aQueensland nut
=550  \\$wg$aNuts
=750  \2$aMacadamia$5IEN$0(DNLM)D039106

=LDR  00973cz  a2200241n  4500
=001  9880362421202441
=005  20120730163433.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85079201 
=035  \\$aBZS9107LC
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh 85079201
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dWaU
=053  \0$aQK495.L9$cBotany
=150  \\$aLythrum
=450  \\$aLoosestrifes
=450  \\$aLythrums
=550  \\$wg$aLythraceae
=670  \\$aWeb. 3$b(loosestrife 2: a plant of the genus Lythrum; esp : purple loosestrife)
=670  \\$aAm. herit. dict. of the Eng. lang., c2000$b(loosestrife 2. Any of various plants of the genus Lythrum, having purple or white flowers)
=670  \\$aITIS, Nov. 27, 2001$b(Lythrum. Common names: lythrum, loosestrife. Family: Lythraceae)
=670  \\$aWiersema, J.H. World economic plants, c1999$b(Lythrum - loosestrife - Lythraceae)
=670  \\$aBeetle, A.A. Recommended plant names, 1970$b(Lythrum - lythrum)
=750  \2$aLythrum$5IEN$0(DNLM)D031561

=LDR  00739cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362421302441
=005  20120730163433.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85079200 
=035  \\$aBZS9106NU
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh 85079200
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dWaU
=053  \0$aQK495.L9$cBotany
=150  \\$aLythraceae
=450  \\$aLoosestrife family (Plants)
=550  \\$wg$aMyrtales
=670  \\$aDouglas, G.W. Status of scarlet ammannia in British Columbia, c1999:$bp. 1 (the family Lythraceae (Loosestrife))
=670  \\$aITIS, Nov. 27, 2001$b(Scientific name: Lythraceae. Vernacular name: loosestrife. Order: Myrtales)
=670  \\$aWeb. 3$b(loosestrife family: Lythraceae)
=750  \2$aLythraceae$5IEN$0(DNLM)D029561

=LDR  00511cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362421402441
=005  20121014165407.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85079199 
=035  \\$aBZS9105NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQP619.L9
=150  \\$aLysyl-tRNA synthetase
=450  \\$aLysyl ribonucleic acid synthetase
=450  \\$aLysyl T RNA synthetase
=450  \\$aLysyl-transfer ribonucleate synthetase
=550  \\$wg$aLigases
=750  \2$aLysine-tRNA Ligase$5IEN$0(DNLM)D008250

=LDR  00456cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362421502441
=005  20120730163433.0
=008  860211||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85079198 
=035  \\$aBZS9104NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQP609.L9
=150  \\$aLysozyme
=450  \\$aMucopeptide glucohydrolase
=450  \\$aMuramidase
=550  \\$wg$aGlycosidases
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/12/90
=750  \2$aMuramidase$5IEN$0(DNLM)D009113

=LDR  00334cz  a2200133n  4500
=001  9880362421602441
=005  20120730163433.0
=008  920204||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85079197 
=035  \\$aBZS9103NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aLysosomes
=550  \\$wg$aCell organelles
=750  \2$aLysosomes$5IEN$0(DNLM)D008247

=LDR  00706cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880362421702441
=005  20060629083959.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85079196 
=035  \\$aBZS9102NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRC632.L94$cInternal medicine
=053  \\$aRJ399.L95$cPediatrics
=150  \\$aLysosomal storage diseases
=450  \\$aCell storage disorders
=450  \\$aLysosomal disorders
=450  \\$aLysosomal enzyme disorders
=450  \\$aStorage diseases, Lysosomal
=550  \\$wg$aMetabolism, Inborn errors of
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Lysosomal storage diseases x Lysosomal enzyme disorders)
=750  \2$aLysosomal Storage Diseases$0(DNLM)D051907$5IEN

=LDR  00425cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362421802441
=005  20120730163432.0
=008  860211||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85079194 
=035  \\$aBZS9100NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aLysogeny
=450  \\$aLysogenicity
=550  \\$wg$aBacterial genetics
=550  \\$aBacteriophages
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/10/90
=750  \2$aLysogeny$5IEN$0(DNLM)D008242

=LDR  00382cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362421902441
=005  20070424094744.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|n\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85079188 
=035  \\$aBZS9094NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQD305.A7
=150  \\$aLysine
=550  \\$wg$aAmino acids
=550  \\$aHigh-lysine diet
=750  \2$aLysine$0(DNLM)D008239$5IEN

=LDR  00937cz  a2200301n  4500
=001  9880362422002441
=005  20110515131136.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85079185 
=035  \\$aBZS9091NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aBF209.L9$cPsuchology
=053  \\$aHV5822.5.L9$cSocial pathology
=053  \\$aRC483.5.L9$cPsychotherapy
=053  \\$aRM666.L88$cPharmacology
=150  \\$aLSD (Drug)
=450  \\$aAcid (Drug)
=450  \\$wnne$aLysergic acid diethylamide
=450  \\$aLysergide
=550  \\$wg$aDiethylamine
=550  \\$wg$aErgot alkaloids
=550  \\$wg$aHallucinogenic drugs
=550  \\$wg$aSerotonin$xAntagonists
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Alego, P. Acid and hallucinogens, 1990.
=670  \\$aMESH$b(LSD see Lysergic acid diethylamide)
=670  \\$aHennepin$b(LSD x "Acid" (Drug))
=670  \\$aRandom House.
=750  \2$aLysergic Acid Diethylamide$0(DNLM)D008238$5IEN

=LDR  01127cz  a2200289n  4500
=001  9880362422102441
=005  20050524091551.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85079162 
=035  \\$aBZS9068NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aQL737.C23
=150  \\$aLynx
=450  \\$aCanada lynx
=450  \\$aCanadian lynx
=450  \\$aEurasian lynx
=450  \\$aFelis canadensis
=450  \\$aFelis lynx
=450  \\$aLynx canadensis
=450  \\$aLynx lynx
=550  \\$wg$aLynx (Genus)
=670  \\$aRandom House$b(lynx lynx; Canada lynx)
=670  \\$aMammal species of the world, 1993:$bp. 293 (Lynx canadensis; other species include Lynx lynx, Lynx pardinus, and Lynx rufus; some sources consider lynx lynx and lynx canadensis to be conspecific)
=670  \\$aCorbet world list mam. species:$bp. 114 (Lynx canadensis, Canadian lynx; Lynx lynx, Eurasian lynx)
=670  \\$aHall, E.R. The mammals of N. Amer., 1981:$bp. 1049-1050 (Lynx canadensis, lynx)
=670  \\$aWalker mam. world:$bv. 2, p. 1187 (Felis (subgenus Lynx) lynx, including canadensis)
=750  \2$aLynx$0(DNLM)D046008$5IEN

=LDR  00637cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880362422202441
=005  20120730163432.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85079155 
=035  \\$aBZS9061NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRC646.2
=150  \\$aLymphoproliferative disorders
=450  \\$aImmunoproliferative disorders
=450  \\$aLymphoproliferative syndrome
=550  \\$wg$aCell proliferation
=550  \\$wg$aImmunological deficiency syndromes
=550  \\$wg$aLymphatics$xDiseases
=550  \\$aLymphomas
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/10/90
=750  \2$aLymphoproliferative Disorders$5IEN$0(DNLM)D008232

=LDR  00671cz  a2200241n  4500
=001  9880362422302441
=005  20070613130049.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85079154 
=035  \\$aBZS9060NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aRC280.L9
=150  \\$aLymphomas
=450  \\$aGerminoblastomas
=450  \\$aImmunoblastomas
=450  \\$wnne$aLymphoma
=450  \\$aNon-Hodgkin's lymphoma
=450  \\$aReticulolymphosarcomas
=450  \\$aSarcoma, Germinoblastic
=450  \\$aSarcoma, Immunoblastic
=550  \\$wg$aReticulo-endothelial system$xTumors
=550  \\$aLymphoproliferative disorders
=750  \2$aLymphoma$0(DNLM)D008223$5IEN

=LDR  00714cz  a2200241n  4500
=001  9880362422402441
=005  20120730163432.0
=008  860211||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85079153 
=035  \\$aBZS9059NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQR185.8.L93
=150  \\$aLymphokines
=450  \\$aLymphocyte activation products
=450  \\$aLymphocyte factors
=450  \\$aLymphocyte mediators
=450  \\$aSoluble lymphocyte mediators
=450  \\$aSoluble lymphocyte products
=450  \\$aSoluble mediators of cellular immunity
=450  \\$aSoluble mediators of immunologic regulation
=550  \\$wg$aCytokines
=550  \\$wg$aLymphocytes
=750  \2$aLymphokines$5IEN$0(DNLM)D008222

=LDR  00401cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362422502441
=005  20120730163432.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85079152 
=035  \\$aBZS9058NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aLymphoid tissue
=550  \\$wg$aImmune system
=550  \\$wg$aLymphatics
=550  \\$wg$aTissues
=750  \2$aLymphoid Tissue$5IEN$0(DNLM)D008221

=LDR  00629cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880362422602441
=005  20120730163432.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85079151 
=035  \\$aBZS9057NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRC203.L9
=150  \\$aLymphogranuloma venereum
=450  \\$aLymphogranuloma inguinale
=450  \\$aLymphopathia venereum
=450  \\$aParadenolymphitis
=550  \\$wg$aChlamydia infections
=550  \\$wg$aLymphatics$xInfections
=550  \\$wg$aSexually transmitted diseases
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/10/90
=750  \2$aLymphogranuloma Venereum$5IEN$0(DNLM)D008219

=LDR  00525cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362422702441
=005  20080226094703.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85079150 
=035  \\$aBZS9056NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRC643
=150  \\$aLymphocytic leukemia
=450  \\$aLeukemia, Lymphocytic
=450  \\$aLymphatic leukemia
=450  \\$aLymphoid leukemia
=550  \\$wg$aLeukemia
=550  \\$wg$aLymphoproliferative disorders
=750  \2$aLeukemia, Lymphoid$0(DNLM)D007945$5IEN

=LDR  00432cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362422802441
=005  20120730163432.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85079149 
=035  \\$aBZS9055NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQR201.L9
=150  \\$aLymphocytic choriomeningitis virus
=450  \\$aLCM virus
=550  \\$wg$aArenaviruses
=750  \2$aLymphocytic choriomeningitis virus$5IEN$0(DNLM)D008217

=LDR  00486cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362422902441
=005  20120730163432.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85079148 
=035  \\$aBZS9054NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aQR201.L9$cMicrobiology
=150  \\$aLymphocytic choriomeningitis
=450  \\$aChoriomeningitis, Lymphocytic
=550  \\$wg$aArenavirus diseases
=550  \\$wg$aMeningitis
=750  \2$aLymphocytic Choriomeningitis$5IEN$0(DNLM)D008216

=LDR  00504cz   2200169n  4500
=001  9880362423002441
=005  20241022100809.0
=008  920204||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85079147
=035  \\$aBZS9053NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aLymphocytes
=450  \\$aNongranular leucocytes
=550  \\$wg$aLeucocytes
=750  \2$aLymphocytes$5IEN$0(DNLM)D008214
=750  \2$iNarrower mapping$aImmunological Memory Cells$0(DNLM)D000091244$4NM$5IEN-M
=930  \\$aMeSH Mapping GN 2024/10/08

=LDR  00650cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362423102441
=005  20120730163432.0
=008  860211||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85079146 
=035  \\$aBZS9052NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQR185.8.L9
=150  \\$aLymphocyte transformation
=450  \\$aBlast transformation (Cells)
=450  \\$aLymphocyte activation
=550  \\$wg$aCell transformation
=670  \\$aLymphocyte activation and differentiation, 1988.
=670  \\$aSitkovski�i, M.V. Molekul�i�arnye mekhanizmy aktiva�t�sii limfo�t�sitov, 1979.
=750  \2$aLymphocyte Activation$5IEN$0(DNLM)D008213

=LDR  00701cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880362423202441
=005  20120730163432.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85079145 
=035  \\$aBZS9051NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQR184.3
=150  \\$aLymphocyte culture test, Mixed
=450  \\$aLeucocyte culture test, Mixed
=450  \\$aLeukocyte culture test, Mixed$5IEN
=450  \\$aMixed leucocyte culture test
=450  \\$aMixed lymphocyte culture test
=550  \\$wg$aCell culture
=550  \\$wg$aHistocompatibility testing
=550  \\$wg$aLymphocyte transformation
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/10/90
=750  \2$aLymphocyte Culture Test, Mixed$5IEN$0(DNLM)D007959

=LDR  00631cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362423302441
=005  20121014165047.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85079144 
=035  \\$aBZS9050NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRJ416.L4
=150  \\$aLymphoblastic leukemia in children
=550  \\$wg$aLeukemia in children
=750  \2$81$wb$aPrecursor Cell Lymphoblastic Leukemia-Lymphoma$5IEN$0(DNLM)D054198
=750  \2$81$wb$aChild$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002648
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aPrecursor Cell Lymphoblastic Leukemia-Lymphoma$iand$aChild$5IEN

=LDR  00467cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362423402441
=005  20080226095334.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85079143 
=035  \\$aBZS9049NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aLymphoblastic leukemia
=450  \\$aAcute lymphocytic leukemia
=450  \\$aLeukemia, Lymphoblastic
=550  \\$wg$aLymphocytic leukemia
=750  \2$aPrecursor Cell Lymphoblastic Leukemia-Lymphoma$0(DNLM)D054198$5IEN

=LDR  00612cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362423502441
=005  20120730163432.0
=008  871218i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85079142 
=035  \\$aBZS9048NU
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh 85079142
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dUk
=150  \\$aLymphedema
=450  \\$aLymphatic edema
=450  \\$aLymphoedema
=550  \\$wg$aEdema
=550  \\$wg$aLymph circulation disorders
=670  \\$aIntl. dict. med. biol.$b(lymphedema. Also called lymphatic edema)
=670  \\$aBlack's medical dictionary, c1992$b(lymphoedema)
=750  \2$aLymphedema$5IEN$0(DNLM)D008209

=LDR  00355cz  a2200133n  4500
=001  9880362423602441
=005  20120730163432.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|n\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85079139 
=035  \\$aBZS9045NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRC312.5.L
=150  \\$aLymphatics$xTuberculosis
=750  \2$aTuberculosis, Lymph Node$5IEN$0(DNLM)D014388

=LDR  00353cz  a2200133n  4500
=001  9880362423702441
=005  20090203095440.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|n\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85079135 
=035  \\$aBZS9041NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aRC646$bRC646.5
=150  \\$aLymphatics$xDiseases
=750  \2$aLymphatic Diseases$0(DLC) (DNLM)D008206$5IEN-M

=LDR  00362cz  a2200133n  4500
=001  9880362423802441
=005  20120730163432.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85079133 
=035  \\$aBZS9039NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aLymphatics$xAbnormalities
=450  \\$aAngiodysplasia
=750  \2$aLymphatic Abnormalities$5IEN-M$0(DNLM)D044148

=LDR  00619cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362423902441
=005  20120405103442.0
=008  860211||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85079132 
=035  \\$aBZS9038NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQL841$cComparative anatomy
=053  \\$aQM197$cHuman anatomy
=053  \\$aQP115$cPhysiology
=150  \\$aLymphatics
=360  \\$isubdivision$aLymphatics$iunder individual organs and regions of the body, e.g.$aHeart--Lymphatics; Foot--Lymphatics
=450  \\$aLymphatic system
=550  \\$wg$aImmune system
=750  \2$aLymphatic System$0(DNLM)D008208$5IEN

=LDR  00389cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362424002441
=005  20120730163431.0
=008  940404i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85079131 
=035  \\$aBZS9037NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aLymphatic metastasis
=550  \\$wg$aLymphatics$xCancer
=550  \\$wg$aMetastasis
=750  \2$aLymphatic Metastasis$5IEN$0(DNLM)D008207

=LDR  00449cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362424102441
=005  20120730163431.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85079128 
=035  \\$aBZS9034NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aLymphangiography
=450  \\$aLymphatics$xRadiography
=450  \\$aLymphography
=550  \\$wg$aAngiography
=550  \\$wg$aRadiography, Medical
=750  \2$aLymphography$5IEN$0(DNLM)D008220

=LDR  00367cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362424202441
=005  20120730163431.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85079127 
=035  \\$aBZS9033NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aLymphadenitis
=450  \\$aAdenitis
=550  \\$wg$aLymphatics$xDiseases
=750  \2$aLymphadenitis$5IEN$0(DNLM)D008199

=LDR  00643cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880362424302441
=005  20120730163431.0
=008  860211||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85079126 
=035  \\$aBZS9032NU
=035  \\$ash 85079126
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aLymph nodes
=450  \\$aLymph glands
=450  \\$aLymph nodules
=450  \\$aNodes, Lymph
=450  \\$aNodules, Lymph
=450  \\$aNodus lymphaticus
=550  \\$wg$aLymphatics
=670  \\$aRandom House$b(lymph node. Also called lymph gland)
=670  \\$aWeb. 3$b(lymph gland or lymph node; lymph nodule)
=750  \2$aLymph Nodes$5IEN$0(DNLM)D008198

=LDR  00501cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362424402441
=005  20120730163427.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85078243 
=035  \\$aBZS8149NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aBF575.L7$cPsychology
=053  \\$aBV4911$cPractical theology
=150  \\$aLoneliness
=550  \\$wg$aSocial isolation
=550  \\$wg$aSuffering
=550  \\$aSolitude
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/10/90
=750  \2$aLoneliness$5IEN$0(DNLM)D008132

=LDR  00346cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362424502441
=005  20060622132622.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85078163 
=035  \\$aBZS8069LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aQL430.3.L8
=150  \\$aLoligo
=550  \\$wg$aLoliginidae
=750  \2$aLoligo$0(DNLM)D049834$5IEN

=LDR  00447cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362424602441
=005  20120730163427.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85078131 
=035  \\$aBZS8037NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aLogits
=450  \\$aLogit transformation
=550  \\$wg$aBiomathematics
=550  \\$wg$aLogarithms
=550  \\$wg$aTransformations (Mathematics)
=750  \2$aLogistic Models$5IEN$0(DNLM)D016015

=LDR  00849cz  a2200277n  4500
=001  9880362424702441
=005  20081120100005.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85078106 
=035  \\$aBZS8012NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aBC
=150  \\$aLogic
=450  \\$aArgumentation
=450  \\$aDeduction (Logic)
=450  \\$aDeductive logic
=450  \\$aDialectic (Logic)
=450  \\$aLogic, Deductive
=550  \\$wg$aIntellect
=550  \\$wg$aPhilosophy
=550  \\$wg$aPsychology
=550  \\$wg$aScience$xMethodology
=550  \\$aReasoning
=550  \\$aThought and thinking
=680  \\$iHere are entered works on logic in general, deductive logic, and deductive and inductive logic combined. Works on inductive logic are entered under$aInduction (Logic).
=750  \2$aLogic$0(DNLM)D008128$5IEN

=LDR  01160cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880362424802441
=005  20120730163427.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85078088 
=035  \\$aBZS7994LC
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh 85078088
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dMH-EB
=053  \0$aQK495.L785$cBotany
=150  \\$aLoganiaceae
=450  \\$aStrychnaceae
=550  \\$wg$aGentianales
=670  \\$aKartesz, J. Syn. cklst. vascular flora U.S., Canada, and Greenland, 1994:$bp. 373 (Loganiaceae)
=670  \\$aITIS database, Dec. 5, 2000$b(Loganiaceae: family)
=670  \\$aMabberley, D.J. The plant-book, c1997$b(Strychnos; Strychnaceae (Loganiaceae s.l.))
=670  \\$aWatson, L. The families of flowering plants, Feb. 15, 2001$b(Loganiaceae; excluding Strychnaceae [etc.]; [Struwe et al.'s] sparse data represent only a very perfunctory contribution towards preparing functional descriptions of new and recircumscribed families; the detailed descriptions attemped require further pursuit of available literature for all the seggregates [sic] of the traditional Loganiaceae (cf. Strychnaceae [etc.]))
=750  \2$aLoganiaceae$5IEN$0(DNLM)D029541

=LDR  00660cz  a2200253n  4500
=001  9880362424902441
=005  20120730163427.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85078037 
=035  \\$aBZS7943NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQM455$cAnatomy
=053  \\$aQP377.5$cPhysiology
=150  \\$aLocus coeruleus
=450  \\$aBlue place
=450  \\$aLocus caeruleus
=450  \\$aLocus ceruleus
=450  \\$aLocus cinereus
=450  \\$aLocus ferrugineus
=450  \\$aNucleus pigmentosus pontis
=550  \\$wg$aNeurons
=550  \\$wg$aPons Varolii
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/10/90
=750  \2$aLocus Coeruleus$5IEN$0(DNLM)D008125

=LDR  00469cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362425002441
=005  20120730163427.0
=008  920417i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85078031 
=035  \\$aBZS7937NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRC203.T3
=150  \\$aLocomotor ataxia
=450  \\$aTabes dorsalis
=550  \\$wg$aAtaxia
=550  \\$wg$aNeurosyphilis
=550  \\$wg$aSpinal cord$xInfections
=750  \2$aTabes Dorsalis$5IEN$0(DNLM)D013606

=LDR  01008cz  a2200289n  4500
=001  9880362425102441
=005  20120730163427.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85077991 
=035  \\$aBZS7897NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQP303$cPhysiology$5IEN
=053  \0$aRC376.5
=150  \\$aGait disorders
=450  \\$aAbnormal gait
=450  \\$aDisorders of gait
=450  \\$aDisorders of locomotion
=450  \\$aGait, Abnormal
=450  \\$wnne$aLocomotion, Disordered
=450  \\$aLocomotor disorders
=550  \\$wg$aMovement disorders
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Gait analysis in children [slide] 1985.
=670  \\$aInternal medicine:$bp. 2166 (Gait, Abnormal)
=670  \\$aCecil Textbook of medicine:$bp. 1966-68 (Gait disorders)
=675  \\$aMedical & health related sciences thesaurus;$aMESH;$aStedman's med. dict.;$aGould's med. dict.;$aDorland's med. dict.
=750  \2$aGait$5IEN$0(DNLM)D005684
=750  \2$aGait Disorders, Neurologic$5IEN$0(DNLM)D020233

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=001  9880362425202441
=005  20120730163427.0
=008  860211||\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|n\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85077989 
=035  \\$aBZS7895NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aGT5220$bGT5280$cManners and customs
=053  \0$aQP301$bQP311$cPhysiology
=150  \\$aLocomotion
=750  \2$aLocomotion$5IEN$0(DNLM)D008124

=LDR  00982cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880362425302441
=005  20120730163426.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85077923 
=035  \\$aBZS7829NU
=035  \\$aSH 85077923
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aJS
=150  \\$aLocal government
=450  \\$aLocal administration
=450  \\$aTownship government
=550  \\$wg$aSubnational governments
=550  \\$aAdministrative and political divisions
=550  \\$aDecentralization in government
=550  \\$aPublic administration
=680  \\$iHere are entered comprehensive works on the politics and public administration of local governmental units in general or of various local governmental units discussed collectively. Works limited to the politics and public administration of a specific local governmental unit are entered under the name of the place subdivided by$aPolitics and government.
=750  \2$aLocal Government$5IEN$0(DNLM)D009111

=LDR  00376cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362425402441
=005  20120730163426.0
=008  920204i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85077908 
=035  \\$aBZS7814NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRD84
=150  \\$aLocal anesthesia
=550  \\$wg$aConduction anesthesia
=750  \2$aAnesthesia, Local$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000772

=LDR  00361cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362425502441
=005  20120730163426.0
=008  000829i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85077905 
=035  \\$aBZS7811NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQL444.M33
=150  \\$aLobsters
=550  \\$wg$aDecapoda (Crustacea)
=750  \2$aNephropidae$5IEN$0(DNLM)D008121

=LDR  00623cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880362425602441
=005  20040719084746.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85077898 
=035  \\$aBZS7804NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aQK494.5.P66$cBotany
=053  \\$aSD397.P58$cForestry
=150  \\$aLoblolly pine
=450  \\$aFrankincense pine
=450  \\$aPinus taeda
=550  \\$wg$aPine
=550  \\$wg$aYellow pines
=670  \\$aWeb. 3$b(Loblolly pine; syn: Pinus taeda, frankincense pine)
=670  \\$aLC data base, 12/21/90$b(loblolly pine)
=750  \2$aPinus taeda$0(DNLM)D041603$5IEN

=LDR  01604cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880362425702441
=005  20120730163426.0
=008  060525i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85077890 
=035  \\$aBZS7796NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dViU$dDLC
=053  \0$aJF529$cGeneral
=053  \0$aJK1118$cCongress
=053  \0$aJK2498$cUnited States state legislatures
=150  \\$aLobbying
=550  \\$wg$aPersuasion (Psychology)
=550  \\$wg$aPolitics, Practical
=550  \\$aPressure groups
=670  \\$aThe interest group society, c1989:$bp. 140 (best method for an interest group to approach a lobbying campaign is with strategy to influence public opinion and individuals)
=670  \\$aBlackwell encyc. of political institutions, 1987$b(lobbying; originally described attempts to influence elected representatives during the passage of legislation through Congress; the contemporary meaning is broader, referring to the practices of interest groups, directed not only at seeking support from elected members, but also from political parties, public bureaucracies and other public bodies, and from the general public through the mass media)
=670  \\$aRoberts, G.K. Dict. of political analysis, 1971$b(to "lobby" is to attempt to exercise influence on legislators, in an attempt to persuade or coerce them into taking some decision favourable to those lobbying; despite a tendency among some authorities to prefer a wider use of the term as a synonym for pressure groups or interest groups, a more restrictive definition is preferred by others)
=750  \2$aLobbying$5IEN$0(DNLM)D008119

=LDR  00404cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362425802441
=005  20120730163426.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85077859 
=035  \\$aBZS7765NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aLoaiasis
=450  \\$aLoa diseases
=450  \\$aLoiasis
=550  \\$wg$aFilariasis
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/10/90
=750  \2$aLoiasis$5IEN$0(DNLM)D008118

=LDR  00470cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362425902441
=005  20120730163426.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85077837 
=035  \\$aBZS7743NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQL737.U54$cZoology
=053  \\$aSF401.L6$cAnimal culture
=150  \\$aLlamas
=450  \\$aLama glama
=450  \\$aLama peruana
=550  \\$wg$aLama (Genus)
=750  \2$aCamelids, New World$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002161

=LDR  01149cz  a2200253n  4500
=001  9880362426002441
=005  20120730163426.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85077831 
=035  \\$aBZS7737NU
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh 85077831
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dWaU
=053  \0$aQL666.L2$bQL666.L295$cZoology
=150  \\$aLizards
=450  \\$aLacertilia
=450  \\$aLacertilian reptiles
=450  \\$aLacertilians
=450  \\$wnne$aSauria
=550  \\$wg$aSquamata
=670  \\$aITIS, Oct. 18, 2000$b(Suborder Lacertilia. Common name: lizards. Order Squamata, Superorder Lepidosauria, Infraclass Sauria, Subclass Diapsida, Class Reptilia)
=670  \\$aOCLC, Oct. 18, 2000$b(titles: The correlation of renal ultrastructure with salt and water handling by the kidneys of three lacertilian reptiles; Ontogeny of the breast-shoulder apparatus of the South African lacertilian Microsaura pumila pumila (Daudin))
=670  \\$aBritannica Macro.:$bv. 26, p. 707 (Sauria (lizards))
=670  \\$aWeb. 3$b(sauria: in some classifications, a suborder of Squamata coextensive with Lacertilia)
=750  \2$aLizards$5IEN$0(DNLM)D008116

=LDR  00806cz  a2200301n  4500
=001  9880362426102441
=005  20110425192554.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85077784 
=035  \\$aBZS7690NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aSF1$bSF140$cGeneral
=150  \\$aLivestock
=360  \\$iheadings beginning with the word$aLivestock
=450  \\$aAnimal husbandry
=450  \\$aFarm animals
=450  \\$aLive stock
=450  \\$wnne$aStock and stock-breeding
=450  \\$aStock (Animals)
=550  \\$wg$aAgriculture
=550  \\$wg$aAnimal culture
=550  \\$wg$aAnimal industry
=550  \\$wg$aDomestic animals
=550  \\$aFood animals
=550  \\$aHerders
=550  \\$aRange management
=550  \\$aRangelands
=750  \2$aLivestock$0(DNLM)D058751$5IEN

=LDR  00416cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362426202441
=005  20120730163425.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85077781 
=035  \\$aBZS7687NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQK551$bQK563.7
=150  \\$aLiverworts
=450  \\$aHepaticae
=450  \\$aHepaticopsida
=550  \\$wg$aBryophytes
=750  \2$aHepatophyta$5IEN-M$0(DNLM)D035926

=LDR  00473cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362426302441
=005  20120730163425.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85077776 
=035  \\$aBZS7682NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRC847
=150  \\$aLiver function tests
=450  \\$aHepatic function tests
=550  \\$wg$aFunction tests (Medicine)
=550  \\$wg$aLiver$xDiseases$xDiagnosis
=750  \2$aLiver Function Tests$5IEN$0(DNLM)D008111

=LDR  00404cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362426402441
=005  20120730163425.0
=008  860211||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85077774 
=035  \\$aBZS7680NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aLiver extract
=450  \\$aLiver$xExtract
=550  \\$wg$aTissue extracts
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/10/90
=750  \2$aLiver Extracts$5IEN$0(DNLM)D008110

=LDR  00401cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362426502441
=005  20100716081715.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85077772 
=035  \\$aBZS7678NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=150  \\$aLiver cells
=450  \\$aHepatic cells
=450  \\$aHepatocytes
=550  \\$wg$aCells
=550  \\$wg$aLiver
=750  \2$aHepatocytes$0(DNLM)D022781$5IEN

=LDR  00486cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362426602441
=005  20120730163425.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85077771 
=035  \\$aBZS7677NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRC848.A2
=150  \\$aLiver abscess, Amebic
=450  \\$aAmebic liver abscess
=450  \\$aAmoebic liver abscess
=550  \\$wg$aAmebiasis
=550  \\$wg$aLiver$xAbscess
=750  \2$aLiver Abscess, Amebic$5IEN$0(DNLM)D008101

=LDR  00364cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362426702441
=005  20120730163425.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|n\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85077769 
=035  \\$aBZS7675NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRC280.L5
=150  \\$aLiver$xTumors
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/10/90
=750  \2$aLiver Neoplasms$5IEN$0(DNLM)D008113

=LDR  00389cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362045602441
=005  20120730162521.0
=008  920330i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85012590 
=035  \\$aBZL2496NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aBCG vaccination
=450  \\$aMass BCG vaccination
=550  \\$wg$aTuberculosis$xVaccination
=750  \2$aBCG Vaccine$5IEN$0(DNLM)D001500

=LDR  01283cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362045702441
=005  20120207144546.0
=008  030707i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85012515 
=035  \\$aBZL2421NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dWaU
=150  \\$aBays
=450  \\$aBights (Bays)
=450  \\$aGulfs
=550  \\$wg$aBodies of water
=550  \\$wg$aCoasts
=670  \\$aRandom House$b(bight: def. 5 a bay or gulf)
=670  \\$aGlossary of geology, 1997$b(bay [coast] (a) A wide, curving open indentation, recess, or arm of a sea or lake into the land or between two capes or headlands, larger than a cove, and usually smaller than, but of the same general character as, a gulf. (b) A large tract of water that penetrates into the land and around which the land forms a broad curve. By international agreement (for purposes of delimiting territorial waters), a bay is a water body having a baymouth less than 24 nautical miles wide and an area that is equal to or greater than the area of a semicircle whose diameter is equal to the width of the baymouth.)
=670  \\$aThesaurus for graphic materials I: subject terms, via WWW, July 7, 2003$b(Bays. UF Coves, Estuaries, Gulfs, Inlets, Sounds (Geomorphology). BT Bodies of water)
=750  \2$aBays$0(DNLM)D061006$5IEN

=LDR  00568cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362045802441
=005  20120730162521.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85012404 
=035  \\$aBZL2310NU
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh 85012404
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aRA1122.5$cForensic medicine
=150  \\$aBattered child syndrome
=550  \\$wg$aChild abuse
=550  \\$wg$aChildren$xWounds and injuries
=550  \\$wg$aSyndromes in children
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Battered Child Syndrome)
=750  \2$aBattered Child Syndrome$5IEN$0(DNLM)D001497

=LDR  00613cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362045902441
=005  20120730162521.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85012393 
=035  \\$aBZL2299NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dWaU
=053  \0$aQL737.C5$bQL737.C595$cZoology
=150  \\$aBats
=450  \\$aCheiroptera
=450  \\$aChiroptera
=450  \\$aChiropterans
=550  \\$wg$aMammals
=670  \\$aKrishtalka, L. Middle Eocene marsupials (Mammalia) from northeastern Utah and the mammalian fauna from Powder Wash, 1984:$babstr. (chiropterans)
=750  \2$aChiroptera$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002685

=LDR  00581cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880362046002441
=005  20120730162520.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85012337 
=035  \\$aBZL2243NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aLB3461$cSchool hygiene
=053  \\$aRA780$cPersonal hygiene
=053  \\$aRM819$bRM822$cTherapeutics
=150  \\$aBaths
=450  \\$aCleanliness
=550  \\$wg$aHygiene
=550  \\$wg$aPhysical therapy
=550  \\$wg$aTherapeutics, Physiological
=690  \\$ar:AMD:6/13/90
=750  \2$aBaths$5IEN$0(DNLM)D001494

=LDR  00333cz  a2200133n  4500
=001  9880362046102441
=005  20120730162520.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85012326 
=035  \\$aBZL2232NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aBathing beaches
=550  \\$wg$aBeaches
=750  \2$aBathing Beaches$5IEN$0(DNLM)D001493

=LDR  00350cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362046202441
=005  20120730162518.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85012149 
=035  \\$aBZL2055NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aBasses (Fish)
=450  \\$wnne$aBass
=550  \\$wg$aPerciformes
=750  \2$aBass$5IEN$0(DNLM)D001492

=LDR  00640cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880362046302441
=005  20120730162518.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85012133 
=035  \\$aBZL2039NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQP95.2
=150  \\$aBasophils
=450  \\$wnne$aBasophil leucocytes
=450  \\$aBasophilic leucocytes
=550  \\$wg$aGranulocytes
=550  \\$aMast cells
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Mast cells, mediators, and disease, c1988.
=670  \\$aMESH.
=670  \\$aNIH$b(Blood cells, Leukocytes, Basophils)
=690  \\$ar:AMD:5/30/90
=750  \2$aBasophils$5IEN$0(DNLM)D001491

=LDR  00507cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362046402441
=005  20120730162518.0
=008  871218i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85012111 
=035  \\$aBZL2017NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aGV885
=150  \\$aBasketball
=360  \\$isubdivision$aBasketball$iunder individual educational institutions, e.g.$aHarvard University--Basketball
=450  \\$wnne$aBasket-ball
=550  \\$wg$aBall games
=750  \2$aBasketball$5IEN$0(DNLM)D001490

=LDR  00399cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362046502441
=005  20120730162518.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85012090 
=035  \\$aBZL1996NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aBasilar membrane
=550  \\$wg$aEar
=550  \\$wg$aMembranes (Biology)
=690  \\$ar:AMD:6/1/90
=750  \2$aBasilar Membrane$5IEN$0(DNLM)D001489

=LDR  01137cz  a2200337n  4500
=001  9880362046602441
=005  20120730162517.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85012089 
=035  \\$aBZL1995NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQK495.L25$cBotany
=053  \0$aRS165.03$cPharmacognosy
=053  \0$aSB303.B37$cAromatic plants
=053  \0$aSB317.B25$cGeneral culture
=150  \\$aBasil
=450  \\$aBasils
=450  \\$aCommon basil
=450  \\$wnne$aOcimum
=450  \\$aOcimum basilicum
=450  \\$aOcimum bullatum
=450  \\$aSweet basil
=550  \\$wg$aLamiaceae
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Hampstead, M. The basil book, c1984.
=670  \\$aWeb. 3:$bp. 182 (basil, ocimum; basil - any plant of the genus Ocimum; esp. Sweet basil)
=670  \\$aSPN:$bp. 402 (Ocimum, Basil)
=670  \\$aEngler Syl. Pflanz.:$bp. 441.
=670  \\$aInd. nom. gen. (plant.):$bp. 1192.
=670  \\$aHortus 3$b(O. Basilicum, syn: O. bullatum, common basil, sweet basil)
=670  \\$aHowes dict. of useful and everyday plants$b(basil, O. basilicum)
=750  \2$aOcimum basilicum$5IEN$0(DNLM)D018649

=LDR  00799cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880362046702441
=005  20120730162517.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85012088 $zsh 85005978 $zsh 85063588 
=035  \\$aBZL1994NU
=035  \\$aSH 85012088
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQK628.5$bQK629$cMycology
=150  \\$aBasidiomycetes
=450  \\$wnne$aAphyllophorales
=450  \\$wnne$aHymenomycetes
=550  \\$wg$aBasidiomycota
=550  \\$aYeast fungi
=670  \\$aAinsworth/Bisby dict. fungi, 1995$b(Basidiomycetes, Basidiomycota. 32 ord., 140 fam., 473 gen. (+ 373 syn.), 13,857 spp.; Hymenomycetes, see Basidiomycetes)
=670  \\$aAltaVista, Feb. 23, 1999:$bBIMS (Fungi; Basidiomycota; Class Basidiomycetes)
=750  \2$aBasidiomycota$5IEN$0(DNLM)D001487

=LDR  00738cz  a2200241n  4500
=001  9880362046802441
=005  20120730162517.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85012083 
=035  \\$aBZL1989NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aGN71$bGN131$cAnthropology
=053  \\$aQL822$cComparative anatomy
=053  \\$aQM105$cHuman anatomy
=150  \\$aSkull base
=450  \\$aBase of skull
=450  \\$wnne$aBasicranium
=450  \\$aCranial base
=550  \\$wg$aSkull
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Fisch, U. Microsurgery of the skull base, 1988.
=670  \\$aMosby dict. med. nursing$b(Base of the skull)
=670  \\$aLC data base, 2/26/88$b(Skull base; Cranial base)
=750  \2$aSkull Base$5IEN$0(DNLM)D019291

=LDR  00626cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362046902441
=005  20120730162517.0
=008  940124i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85012063 
=035  \\$aBZL1969NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aBF723.B3
=150  \\$aBashfulness in children
=450  \\$aShyness in children
=550  \\$wg$aEmotions in children
=550  \\$wg$aPersonality in children
=750  \2$81$wb$aShyness$5IEN$0(DNLM)D012792
=750  \2$81$wb$aChild$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002648
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aShyness$iand$aChild$5IEN

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=001  9880362047002441
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=010  \\$ash 85012062 
=035  \\$aBZL1968NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aBF575.B3
=150  \\$aBashfulness
=450  \\$aShyness
=550  \\$wg$aEmotions
=550  \\$wg$aFear
=550  \\$aTimidity
=750  \2$aShyness$5IEN$0(DNLM)D012792

=LDR  00506cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362047102441
=005  20120730162515.0
=008  920615i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85012026 
=035  \\$aBZL1932NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aGV862$bGV880.6
=150  \\$aBaseball
=360  \\$isubdivision$aBaseball$iunder individual educational institutions, e.g.$aHarvard University--Baseball
=450  \\$wnne$aBase-ball
=550  \\$wg$aBall games
=750  \2$aBaseball$5IEN$0(DNLM)D001484

=LDR  00424cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362047202441
=005  20120730162515.0
=008  860211\|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85012016 
=035  \\$aBZL1922NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aBasal metabolism
=450  \\$aBMR
=550  \\$wg$aEnergy metabolism
=550  \\$wg$aMetabolism
=690  \\$ar:AMD:6/1/90
=750  \2$aBasal Metabolism$5IEN$0(DNLM)D001481

=LDR  00473cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362047302441
=005  20120730162515.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85012014 
=035  \\$aBZL1920NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aBasal ganglia
=450  \\$aGanglia, Basal
=550  \\$wg$aEfferent pathways
=550  \\$wg$aExtrapyramidal tracts
=550  \\$wg$aTelencephalon
=690  \\$ar:AMD:6/1/90
=750  \2$aBasal Ganglia$5IEN$0(DNLM)D001479

=LDR  00940cz  a2200301n  4500
=001  9880362047402441
=005  20120730162514.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85012013 
=035  \\$aBZL1919NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aBasal cell nevus syndrome
=450  \\$aBasocellular naevus syndrome
=450  \\$aGorlin-Goltz syndrome
=450  \\$aGorlin syndrome
=450  \\$aGorlin's syndrome
=450  \\$aHereditary cutaneomandibular polyoncosis
=450  \\$aNevoid basal cell carcinoma syndrome
=450  \\$aNevoid basalioma syndrome
=450  \\$aNevus syndrome, Basal cell
=550  \\$wg$aBones$xAbnormalities
=550  \\$wg$aCutaneous manifestations of general diseases
=550  \\$wg$aGenetic disorders
=550  \\$wg$aJaws$xCysts
=550  \\$wg$aMultiple tumors
=550  \\$wg$aSyndromes
=690  \\$ar:AMD:6/1/90
=750  \2$aBasal Cell Nevus Syndrome$5IEN$0(DNLM)D001478

=LDR  00436cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362047502441
=005  20120730162513.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85011986 
=035  \\$aBZL1892NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aBartholin's gland
=450  \\$aGland of Bartholin
=550  \\$wg$aExocrine glands
=550  \\$wg$aVulva
=690  \\$ar:AMD:6/13/90
=750  \2$aBartholin's Glands$5IEN$0(DNLM)D001472

=LDR  00732cz  a2200265n  4500
=001  9880362047602441
=005  20120730162513.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85011918 
=035  \\$aBZL1824NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRF285.B37
=150  \\$aBarotrauma, Aural
=450  \\$aAero-otitis
=450  \\$aAerotitis
=450  \\$aAural barotrauma
=450  \\$aBarotitis
=450  \\$aOtic barotrauma
=450  \\$aOtitic barotrauma
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=550  \\$wg$aDecompression (Physiology)
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=550  \\$wg$aEar$xWounds and injuries
=690  \\$ar:AMD:6/11/90
=750  \2$aBarotrauma$5IEN$0(DNLM)D001469

=LDR  00376cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362047702441
=005  20120730162513.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85011893 
=035  \\$aBZL1799NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQL444.C58
=150  \\$aBarnacles
=450  \\$aThoracica
=550  \\$wg$aCirripedia
=750  \2$aThoracica$5IEN$0(DNLM)D001468

=LDR  00925cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880362047802441
=005  20120730162513.0
=008  030710i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85011862 
=035  \\$aBZL1768NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQK648$cBotany
=053  \0$aSD543.4$cForest by-product
=150  \\$aBark
=450  \\$aTree bark
=550  \\$wg$aWoody plants$xAnatomy
=670  \\$aLC Database, July 29, 2002$b(titles: tree bark)
=670  \\$aWeb. 3:$b(bark: the exterior dead cellular covering of woody roots and stems, often rough when older)
=670  \\$aDict. of forestry, 1998:$b(bark: the outer layer of a tree stem ouside the vascular cambium derived from cell division of the phellogen)
=670  \\$aCRC dict. of agr. sci., c2002:$b(bark: the tissues, collectively, that lie outside the vascular cambium of the stems and roots of woody plants)
=750  \2$aPlant Bark$5IEN$0(DNLM)D024301

=LDR  00993cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880362047902441
=005  20130515141257.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85011860 
=035  \\$aBZL1766NU
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC$dDLC$dWaU
=053  \0$aQD181.B2
=150  \\$aBarium sulfate
=450  \\$wnne$aBarium sulphate
=550  \\$wg$aBarium salts
=550  \\$wg$aSulfates
=670  \\$aInter. dict. med. biol.$b(barium sulfate: a salt of low solubility. It is used in radiology as a contrast agent for examination of the gastrointestinal tract)
=670  \\$aWikipedia, Feb. 20, 2012$b(Baryte, or barite, (BaSO b4 (B) is a mineral consisting of barium sulfate.)
=670  \\$aAmethyst Galleries' mineral gallery website, Feb. 20, 2013:$bBy name > Barite (Barium Sulfate) (The mineral barite. Chemistry: BaSO b4 (B, Barium Sulfate. Class: Sulfates.)
=688  \\$aHeading changed 20070821 from: 150:##:_{dollar}a Barium sulphate
=750  \2$aBarium Sulfate$5IEN$0(DNLM)D001466

=LDR  01043cz  a2200241n  4500
=001  9880362048002441
=005  20130624084714.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85011856 
=035  \\$aBZL1762NU
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC$dWaU
=053  \0$aQD181.B2$cGeneral and inorganic chemistry
=053  \0$aQD412.B2$cOrganometallic chemistry
=053  \0$aQD464.B2$cAtomic and molecular weights
=053  \0$aQE516.B2$cGeochemistry
=053  \0$aS592.6.B3$cSoil chemistry
=053  \0$aTP245.B2$cChemical technology
=150  \\$aBarium compounds
=550  \\$wg$aAlkaline earth compounds
=670  \\$aBarium and barium compounds, 2001.
=670  \\$aReznik, R.B. Source assessment : major barium chemicals, 1978.
=670  \\$aWikipedia, Aug. 14, 2012$b(under Category: Barium compounds: Barium compounds are those chemical compounds which contain the element barium; under Barium: Barium is a chemical element; a soft silvery metallic alkaline earth metal; Barium compounds)
=750  \2$aBarium Compounds$5IEN$0(DNLM)D017609

=LDR  00480cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362048102441
=005  20120730162513.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85011853 
=035  \\$aBZL1759NU
=035  \\$ash 85011853
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aQD181.B2$cChemistry
=053  \\$aTP245.B2$cChemical technology
=150  \\$aBarium
=550  \\$wg$aAlkaline earth metals
=681  \\$iExample under$aChemicals
=750  \2$aBarium$5IEN$0(DNLM)D001464

=LDR  00674cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880362048202441
=005  20120730162512.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85011844 
=035  \\$aBZL1750NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQE391.B35$cMineralogy
=053  \0$aTN948.B18$cMineral industries
=150  \\$aBarite
=450  \\$aBaryte
=450  \\$aBarytes
=450  \\$aCawk
=450  \\$aHeavy spar
=550  \\$wg$aSulfate minerals
=670  \\$aGlossary of geology, 2005$b(barite. Syn.: barytes, heavy spar, cawk)
=670  \\$aWeb. 3$b(barite or baryte or barytes, called also heavy spar)
=750  \2$aBarium Sulfate$5IEN$0(DNLM)D001466

=LDR  00444cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362048302441
=005  20120730162512.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85011804 
=035  \\$aBZL1710NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRM325
=150  \\$aBarbiturates
=550  \\$wg$aAntispasmodics
=550  \\$wg$aHypnotics
=550  \\$wg$aSedatives
=690  \\$ar:AMD:5/30/90
=750  \2$aBarbiturates$5IEN$0(DNLM)D001463

=LDR  00558cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880362048402441
=005  20120904164919.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85011797 
=035  \\$aBZL1703NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aHD8039.B3$cLabor
=053  \0$aRA617$cHygienic aspects
=053  \0$aTT950$bTT979$cMechanic trades
=150  \\$aBarbers
=450  \\$aHair stylists
=450  \\$aHairstylists
=450  \\$aStylists, Hair
=550  \\$wg$aBarbershops
=550  \\$aBarbering
=750  \2$aBarbering$5IEN$0(DNLM)D001461

=LDR  00420cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362048502441
=005  20120730162512.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85011795 
=035  \\$aBZL1701NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aQK495.B45$cBotany
=053  \\$aSB386.B2$cCulture
=150  \\$aBarberries
=450  \\$aBerberis
=550  \\$wg$aBerberidaceae
=750  \2$aBerberis$5IEN$0(DNLM)D028142

=LDR  00404cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362048602441
=005  20120730162512.0
=008  000106i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85011794 
=035  \\$aBZL1700NU
=035  \\$aSH 85011794
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aTT950$bTT979
=150  \\$aBarbering
=550  \\$aBarbers
=550  \\$aHairdressing
=750  \2$aBarbering$5IEN$0(DNLM)D001461

=LDR  00568cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880362048702441
=005  20120730162511.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85011601 
=035  \\$aBZL1507NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dNNU-L
=053  \0$aHG3760$bHG3769
=150  \\$aBankruptcy
=450  \\$aBankruptcy$xLaw and legislation
=450  \\$aCessio bonorum
=450  \\$aInsolvency
=450  \\$aPrivileged debts
=550  \\$wg$aBusiness failures
=550  \\$wg$aCommercial law
=550  \\$wg$aDebt
=750  \2$aBankruptcy$5IEN$0(DNLM)D016361

=LDR  00478cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362048802441
=005  20120730162511.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85011538 
=035  \\$aBZL1444LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQK495.M26
=150  \\$aBanisteriopsis
=450  \\$aBanisteria
=550  \\$wg$aMalpighiaceae
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Gates, B. Banisteriopsis, Diplopterys (Malpighiaceae), 1981.
=750  \2$aBanisteriopsis$5IEN$0(DNLM)D031581

=LDR  00487cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362048902441
=005  20120730162511.0
=008  860211||\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85011479 
=035  \\$aBZL1385NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aRD113
=150  \\$aBandages and bandaging
=550  \\$wg$aFirst aid in illness and injury
=550  \\$wg$aSurgery, Minor
=550  \\$aSurgical dressings
=550  \\$aSurgical plaster casts
=750  \2$aBandages$5IEN$0(DNLM)D001458

=LDR  00696cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880362049002441
=005  20120730162511.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85011450 
=035  \\$aBZL1356NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQK495.M78$cBotany
=053  \0$aSB379.B2$cCulture
=150  \\$aBananas
=450  \\$wnne$aBanana
=450  \\$aMusa
=450  \\$aMusa sapientum
=550  \\$wg$aMusaceae
=670  \\$aMorton, J.F. Fruits of warm climates, 1987:$bp. 29 (The word "banana" is a general term embracing a number of species or hybrids in the genus Musa of the family Musaceae)
=681  \\$iExample under$aTropical fruit
=750  \2$aMusa$5IEN$0(DNLM)D028521

=LDR  00359cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362049102441
=005  20120730162511.0
=008  860211||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85011351 
=035  \\$aBZL1257NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aBalsams
=550  \\$wg$aPlant exudates
=690  \\$ar:AMD:5/30/90
=750  \2$aBalsams$5IEN$0(DNLM)D001453

=LDR  00358cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362049202441
=005  20120730162510.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85011350 
=035  \\$aBZL1256LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aQK495.B25
=150  \\$aBalsaminaceae
=550  \\$wg$aSapindales
=750  \2$aBalsaminaceae$5IEN$0(DNLM)D029068

=LDR  00502cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362049302441
=005  20120730162510.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85011345 
=035  \\$aBZL1251NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRM819$bRM822
=150  \\$aBalneology
=450  \\$aBalneotherapy
=550  \\$wg$aBaths
=550  \\$wg$aMineral waters$xTherapeutic use
=550  \\$wg$aPhysical therapy
=690  \\$ar:AMD:5/30/90
=750  \2$aBalneology$5IEN$0(DNLM)D001452

=LDR  00389cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362049402441
=005  20120730162510.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85011316 
=035  \\$aBZL1222NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aRC683.5.B3
=150  \\$aBallistocardiography
=550  \\$wg$aHeart$xDiseases$xDiagnosis
=750  \2$aBallistocardiography$5IEN$0(DNLM)D001450

=LDR  00597cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880362049502441
=005  20120730162510.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85011156 
=035  \\$aBZL1062NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aRL155$bRL155.5
=150  \\$aBaldness
=450  \\$aAlopecia
=450  \\$aHair loss
=450  \\$aLoss of hair
=550  \\$wg$aHair$xDiseases
=550  \\$wg$aScalp$xDiseases
=550  \\$aScalp$xAging
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Alopecia)
=670  \\$aHennepin$b(Baldness x Hair loss; Loss of hair)
=750  \2$aAlopecia$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000505

=LDR  01094cz  a2200277n  4500
=001  9880362049602441
=005  20060628162622.0
=008  000127i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85011108 
=035  \\$aBZL1014LC
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh 85011108
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQL737.C424$cZoology
=150  \\$aMinke whale
=450  \\$wnne$aBalaenoptera acutorostrata
=450  \\$aLesser rorqual
=450  \\$aLittle piked whale
=450  \\$aPiked whale
=550  \\$wg$aBalaenoptera
=670  \\$aCorbet, G.B. World list of mammal species, 1991:$bp. 122 (Balaenoptera acutorostrata, minke whale (lesser rorqual))
=670  \\$aWalker's Mammals of the world, 1999:$bv. 2, p. 972 (minke whale, Balaenoptera acutorostrata)
=670  \\$aWorld Book 1999:$bv. 21, p. 257 (minke whale, Balaenoptera acutorostrata)
=670  \\$aAmericana:$bv. 28, p. 681 (minke whale, Balaenoptera acutorostrata)
=670  \\$aRandom House$b(minke, also called minke whale, lesser rorqual)
=670  \\$aEncarta world English dict.$b(minke whale)
=750  \2$aMinke Whale$0(DNLM)D050636$5IEN

=LDR  00355cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362049702441
=005  20060522083409.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85011107 
=035  \\$aBZL1013LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aQL737.C424
=150  \\$aBalaenoptera
=550  \\$wg$aRorquals
=750  \2$aBalaenoptera$0(DNLM)D050616$5IEN

=LDR  00535cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362049802441
=005  20120730162510.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85010884 
=035  \\$aBZL0790NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQR398.5
=150  \\$aBaculoviruses
=450  \\$aBaculoviridae
=550  \\$wg$aDNA viruses
=550  \\$wg$aInsects$xViruses
=670  \\$aMESH browser, Nov. 30, 2007$b(Baculoviridae, in hierarchies for DNA Viruses and Insect Viruses)
=750  \2$aBaculoviridae$5IEN$0(DNLM)D016367

=LDR  00362cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362049902441
=005  20120730162510.0
=008  931004i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85010882 
=035  \\$aBZL0788NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQR82.B35
=150  \\$aBacteroides
=550  \\$wg$aBacteroidaceae
=750  \2$aBacteroides$5IEN$0(DNLM)D001439

=LDR  00484cz   2200169n  4500
=001  9880362050002441
=005  20220720112901.0
=008  931004i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85010881
=035  \\$aBZL0787NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQR82.B35
=150  \\$aBacteroidaceae
=550  \\$wg$aEubacteriales
=550  \\$wg$aGram-negative bacteria
=750  \2$aBacteroidaceae$5IEN$0(DNLM)D001438
=750  \2$iNarrower mapping$aMediterranea$0(DNLM)D000086222$4NM$5IEN-M

=LDR  00613cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880362050102441
=005  20120730162509.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85010880 
=035  \\$aBZL0786NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQP671.B
=150  \\$aBacteriorhodopsin
=450  \\$aBacterial purple pigment
=450  \\$aPurple pigment, Bacterial
=550  \\$wg$aBacterial pigments
=550  \\$wg$aBacterial proteins
=550  \\$wg$aEnergy metabolism
=550  \\$wg$aHalobacterium
=550  \\$wg$aRetinal (Visual pigment)
=750  \2$aBacteriorhodopsins$5IEN$0(DNLM)D001436

=LDR  00471cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362050202441
=005  20120730162509.0
=008  050928i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85010879 
=035  \\$aBZL0785NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aBacteriophage typing
=450  \\$aPhage typing
=450  \\$aTyping, Bacteriophage
=550  \\$wg$aDiagnostic bacteriology
=670  \\$aMeSH$b(Bacteriophage Typing)
=750  \2$aBacteriophage Typing$5IEN$0(DNLM)D001434

=LDR  00762cz  a2200253n  4500
=001  9880362050302441
=005  20120730162509.0
=008  860211||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85010878 
=035  \\$aBZL0784NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aQR342.2.T14
=150  \\$aBacteriophage T4
=450  \\$aColiphage T4
=450  \\$aT4 bacteriophage
=450  \\$aT4 coliphage
=450  \\$aT4 phage
=550  \\$wg$aBacteriophages
=670  \\$aBacteriophage T4 ... 1983.
=670  \\$aClass. and nomenclature of viruses, 1971:$bp. 30.
=670  \\$aNIH thes.$b(Viruses/Bacteriophage T4)
=670  \\$aZinsser. Microbiology, 1980:$bp. 1162.
=670  \\$aSingleton. Dict. of microbiology:$bp. 45.
=750  \2$aBacteriophage T4$5IEN$0(DNLM)D017122

=LDR  00530cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362050402441
=005  20120730162509.0
=008  860211||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85010877 
=035  \\$aBZL0783NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQR342
=150  \\$aBacteriophage lambda
=450  \\$aLambda bacteriophage
=450  \\$aLambda phage
=450  \\$aPhage lambda
=550  \\$wg$aBacteriophages
=550  \\$wg$aEpisomes
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/18/90
=750  \2$aBacteriophage lambda$5IEN$0(DNLM)D010582

=LDR  00575cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880362050502441
=005  20120730162509.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85010874 
=035  \\$aBZL0780NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQR342
=150  \\$aBacteriophages
=450  \\$wnne$aBacteriophage
=450  \\$aPhage
=550  \\$wg$aViruses
=550  \\$aLysogeny
=550  \\$aTransduction
=670  \\$aWork cat.: The bacteriophages, c1988.
=670  \\$aMESH.
=690  \\$ar:AMD:5/30/90
=750  \2$aBacteriophages$5IEN$0(DNLM)D001435

=LDR  00337cz  a2200133n  4500
=001  9880362050602441
=005  20090421103001.0
=008  860211||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85010873 
=035  \\$aBZL0779NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aBacteriolysis
=550  \\$wg$aCell death
=750  \2$aBacteriolysis$0(DNLM)D001433$5IEN

=LDR  00357cz  a2200133n  4500
=001  9880362050702441
=005  20120730162509.0
=008  860211||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|n\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85010869 
=035  \\$aBZL0775NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQR65$bQR69
=150  \\$aBacteriology$xTechnique
=750  \2$aBacteriological Techniques$5IEN$0(DNLM)D001431

=LDR  01595cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362050802441
=005  20120730162509.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85010864 
=035  \\$aBZL0770NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQR
=150  \\$aBacteriology
=360  \\$isubdivision$aMicrobiology$iunder individual animals and groups of animals, individual plants and groups of plants, individual diseases and types of diseases, individual organs and regions of the body, and individual materials and types of materials, e.g.$aFishes--Microbiology; Corn--Microbiology; Tuberculosis--Microbiology; Heart--Microbiology; Metals--Microbiology
=360  \\$isubdivision$aMicrobiology$iunder individual animals and groups of animals, individual plants and groups of plants, individual diseases and types of diseases, organs and regions of the body, and individual materials and types of materials, e.g.$aFishes--Microbiology; Corn--Microbiology; Tuberculosis--Microbiology; Heart--Microbiology; Metals--Microbiology
=360  \\$isubdivision$aMicrobiology$iunder individual animals and groups of animals, individual plants and groups of plants, and under individual diseases, organs and regions of the body, and materials, e.g.$aFishes--Microbiology; Corn--Microbiology; Tuberculosis--Microbiology; Heart--Microbiology; Metals--Microbiology
=550  \\$wg$aMicrobiology
=680  \\$iHere are entered works on the science of studying bacteria. Works on bacteria are entered under$aBacteria.
=681  \\$iNote under$aBacteria
=750  \2$aBacteriology$5IEN$0(DNLM)D001432

=LDR  00338cz  a2200133n  4500
=001  9880362050902441
=005  20120730162508.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85010863 
=035  \\$aBZL0769NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aBacteriologists
=550  \\$wg$aMicrobiologists
=750  \2$aBacteriology$5IEN$0(DNLM)D001432

=LDR  00394cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362051002441
=005  20120730162508.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85010861 
=035  \\$aBZL0767NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQR92.B3
=150  \\$aBacteriocins
=550  \\$wg$aAntibacterial agents
=690  \\$ar:AMD:5/30/90
=750  \2$aBacteriocins$5IEN$0(DNLM)D001430

=LDR  00634cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880362051102441
=005  20120730162508.0
=008  920330i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85010858 
=035  \\$aBZL0764NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQR189.5.B33
=150  \\$aBacterial vaccines
=450  \\$aBacterins
=550  \\$wg$aVaccines
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Bacterial vaccines, 1984.
=670  \\$aNLM.
=670  \\$aNIH$b(Vaccines, Bacterial (General))
=670  \\$aDorland's med. dict.:$bunder Vaccine.
=670  \\$aStedman's med. dict.:$bunder Vaccine.
=750  \2$aBacterial Vaccines$5IEN$0(DNLM)D001428

=LDR  00598cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362051202441
=005  20120730162508.0
=008  860211||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85010857 
=035  \\$aBZL0763NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQH448.4
=150  \\$aBacterial transformation
=450  \\$aTransformation, Bacterial
=450  \\$aTransformation (Genetics)
=550  \\$wg$aCell transformation
=550  \\$wg$aGenetic recombination
=550  \\$wg$aGenetic transformation
=550  \\$wg$aMicrobial genetics
=750  \2$aTransformation, Bacterial$5IEN$0(DNLM)D014169

=LDR  00407cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362051302441
=005  20120730162508.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85010856 
=035  \\$aBZL0762NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQP632.B3
=150  \\$aBacterial toxins
=550  \\$wg$aBacterial antigens
=550  \\$wg$aMicrobial toxins
=750  \2$aBacterial Toxins$5IEN$0(DNLM)D001427

=LDR  00481cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362051402441
=005  20120730162507.0
=008  860211||\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85010849 
=035  \\$aBZL0755NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aBacterial genetics
=450  \\$aBacteria$xGenetics
=550  \\$wg$aBacteriology
=550  \\$wg$aMicrobial genetics
=750  \2$aBacteria$xgenetics$5IEN-M$0(DNLM)D001419Q000235
=750  \2$aGenes, Bacterial$5IEN-M$0(DNLM)D005798

=LDR  00625cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362051502441
=005  20120730162507.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85010847 
=035  \\$aBZL0753NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \\$aRJ406.B32
=150  \\$aBacterial diseases in children
=550  \\$wg$aCommunicable diseases in children
=550  \\$wg$aInfection in children
=750  \2$81$wb$aBacterial Infections$5IEN$0(DNLM)D001424
=750  \2$81$wb$aChild$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002648
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aBacterial Infections$iand$aChild$5IEN

=LDR  00558cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362051602441
=005  20120730162507.0
=008  920417i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85010843 
=035  \\$aBZL0749NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQR201.B34$cMicrobiology
=053  \\$aRC115$bRC116$cInternal medicine
=150  \\$aBacterial diseases
=450  \\$aBacterial infections
=550  \\$wg$aCommunicable diseases
=550  \\$aMedical bacteriology
=550  \\$aPathogenic bacteria
=750  \2$aBacterial Infections$5IEN$0(DNLM)D001424

=LDR  00643cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362051702441
=005  20120730162507.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85010842 
=035  \\$aBZL0748NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQR77.3
=150  \\$aBacterial cell walls
=450  \\$aBacterial membranes
=450  \\$aCell walls, Bacterial
=550  \\$wg$aBacteria
=550  \\$wg$aCell membranes
=750  \2$81$wb$aBacteria$5IEN$0(DNLM)D001419
=750  \2$81$wb$aCell Wall$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002473
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aBacteria$iand$aCell Wall$5IEN

=LDR  00443cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362051802441
=005  20120730162507.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85010839 
=035  \\$aBZL0745NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQR186.6.B33
=150  \\$aBacterial antigens
=450  \\$aAntigens, Bacterial$5IEN
=550  \\$wg$aAntigens
=550  \\$wg$aBacteria
=750  \2$aAntigens, Bacterial$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000942

=LDR  00964cz  a2200241n  4500
=001  9880362051902441
=005  20120730162507.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85010837 
=035  \\$aBZL0743NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aSporeforming bacteria
=450  \\$wnne$aBacteria, Sporeforming
=450  \\$aEndospore-forming bacteria
=450  \\$aSpore-forming bacteria
=550  \\$wg$aBacteria
=550  \\$aBacterial spores
=670  \\$aWeb. 3$b(sporeformer: an organism that forms spores)
=670  \\$aLC database, Sept. 19, 2007$b(titles: sporeforming bacteria; spore-forming bacteria; endospore-forming bacteria)
=670  \\$aMedical microbiology, 2005:$bp. 160 (spore-forming bacteria)
=670  \\$aFranks, H.K. Dict. of food microbiology, 1992:$bp. 245 (endospore-forming genera)
=688  \\$aHeading changed 20071220 from: 150:##:_{dollar}a Bacteria, Sporeforming
=750  \2$aEndospore-Forming Bacteria$5IEN$0(DNLM)D004725

=LDR  00454cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362052002441
=005  20120730162506.0
=008  860211||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85010822 
=035  \\$aBZL0728NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQR89.5
=150  \\$aAnaerobic bacteria
=450  \\$wnne$aBacteria, Anaerobic
=550  \\$wg$aBacteria
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Bacteria, Anaerobic)
=750  \2$aBacteria, Anaerobic$5IEN$0(DNLM)D001421

=LDR  00452cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362052102441
=005  20120730162506.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85010821 
=035  \\$aBZL0727NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aAerobic bacteria
=450  \\$wnne$aBacteria, Aerobic
=550  \\$wg$aBacteria
=688  \\$aHeading changed 20100625 from: 150:##:_{dollar}a Bacteria, Aerobic
=750  \2$aBacteria, Aerobic$5IEN$0(DNLM)D001420

=LDR  00428cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362052202441
=005  20090212134838.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85010820 
=035  \\$aBZL0726NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dWaU
=053  \0$aQR84$bQR97
=150  \\$aBacteria$xPhysiology
=450  \\$aBacterial physiology
=550  \\$wg$aPhysiology
=750  \2$aBacterial Physiological Phenomena$0(DNLM)D018407$5IEN

=LDR  00608cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362052302441
=005  20130725125734.0
=008  021010i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85010813 
=035  \\$aBZL0719NU
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC$dDLC$dWaU$dDLC
=053  \0$aQR75$bQR99.5$cMicrobiology
=150  \\$aBacteria
=450  \\$aGerms
=450  \\$aMicrobes
=550  \\$wg$aProkaryotes
=680  \\$iHere are entered works on bacteria. Works on the science of studying bacteria are entered under the heading$aBacteriology.
=681  \\$iNote under$aBacteriology
=750  \2$aBacteria$5IEN$0(DNLM)D001419

=LDR  00667cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362052402441
=005  20120730162506.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85010812 
=035  \\$aBZL0718NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aBacteremia
=450  \\$aBacteraemia
=450  \\$aBacteriemia
=550  \\$wg$aBacterial diseases
=550  \\$wg$aSepticemia
=670  \\$aMeSH browser, Feb. 6, 2007$b(Bacteremia)
=670  \\$aInter. dict. med. biol.$b(bacteremia: the presence of bacteria in the blood.  Also called bacteriemia)
=670  \\$aChambers English dict.$b(bacteraemia, U.S. bacteremia)
=750  \2$aBacteremia$5IEN$0(DNLM)D016470

=LDR  00495cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362052502441
=005  20120730162506.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85010795 
=035  \\$aBZL0701NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRD771.B217
=150  \\$aBackache
=450  \\$aBack pain
=450  \\$aLow back pain
=450  \\$aLower back pain
=450  \\$aLumbago
=550  \\$wg$aBack$xDiseases
=550  \\$wg$aPain
=750  \2$aBack Pain$5IEN$0(DNLM)D001416

=LDR  00395cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362052602441
=005  20120730162506.0
=008  860211||\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85010785 
=035  \\$aBZL0691NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQM540$cAnatomy
=150  \\$aBack
=450  \\$aDorsum
=550  \\$wg$aAnatomy
=550  \\$wg$aPhysiology
=750  \2$aBack$5IEN$0(DNLM)D001415

=LDR  00405cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362052702441
=005  20120730162505.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85010784 
=035  \\$aBZL0690NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRM666.B2
=150  \\$aBacitracin
=550  \\$wg$aAntibacterial agents
=550  \\$wg$aPeptide antibiotics
=750  \2$aBacitracin$5IEN$0(DNLM)D001414

=LDR  00762cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362052802441
=005  20120730162505.0
=008  920207i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85010783 
=035  \\$aBZL0689NU
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh 85010783
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQR82.B3
=150  \\$aBacillus thuringiensis
=550  \\$wg$aBacillus (Bacteria)
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Biological control of black flies ... with Bacillus thuringiensis var. israelensis (Serotype 14), c1982.
=670  \\$aBlackflies : the future for biological methods in integrated control, 1981:$bp. 184 (Bacillus thuringiensis var. israelensis de Barjac)
=670  \\$aOld catalog heading$b(Bacillus thuringiensis)
=750  \2$aBacillus thuringiensis$5IEN$0(DNLM)D001413

=LDR  00406cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362052902441
=005  20120730162505.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85010782 
=035  \\$aBZL0688NU
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh 85010782
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQR82.B3
=150  \\$aBacillus subtilis
=550  \\$wg$aBacillus (Bacteria)
=750  \2$aBacillus Subtilis$5IEN$0(DNLM)D001412

=LDR  00576cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362053002441
=005  20120730162505.0
=008  020711i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85010780 
=035  \\$aBZL0686NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQR82.B3
=150  \\$aBacillus anthracis
=450  \\$aAnthrax bacterium
=550  \\$wg$aBacillus (Bacteria)
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Bacillus Anthracis, infection=anthrax)
=670  \\$aNIAID Anthrax fact sheet via WWW, July 11, 2002$b(Bacillus anthracis, anthrax bacterium)
=750  \2$aBacillus Anthracis$5IEN$0(DNLM)D001408

=LDR  00545cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362053102441
=005  20100302123117.0
=008  920207i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85010778 
=035  \\$aBZL0684NU
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh 85010778
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQR82.B3
=150  \\$aBacillus (Bacteria)
=450  \\$wnne$aBacillus
=550  \\$wg$aBacillaceae
=670  \\$aWeb. 3:$bp. 157 (Bacillus, fam. Bacillaceae)
=670  \\$aIndex Bergeyana, 1966:$bp. 103 (Bacillus Cohn)
=750  \2$aBacillus$0(DNLM)D001407$5IEN

=LDR  00556cz   2200193n  4500
=001  9880362053202441
=005  20220720111037.0
=008  930224i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85010777
=035  \\$aBZL0683NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQR82.B3
=150  \\$aBacillaceae
=550  \\$wg$aEubacteriales
=550  \\$wg$aGram-positive bacteria
=670  \\$aWeb. 3.
=670  \\$aZinser. Microbiology, 1980:$bp. 15.
=750  \2$aBacillaceae$0(DNLM)D001406$5IEN
=750  \2$iNarrower mapping$aExiguobacterium$0(DNLM)D000086183$4NM$5IEN-M

=LDR  00678cz  a2200241n  4500
=001  9880362053302441
=005  20120730162501.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85010753 $zsh 85031943 
=035  \\$aBZL0659NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aBaby foods
=450  \\$wnne$aCookery (Baby foods)
=450  \\$aFood, Baby
=450  \\$aFoods, Baby
=450  \\$aFoods, Infant
=450  \\$aInfant foods
=450  \\$aInfants$xFood
=550  \\$wg$aCooking
=550  \\$wg$aFood
=550  \\$wg$aInfants$xNutrition
=688  \\$aHeading from sh 85031943, deleted 20100616: 150:##:_{dollar}a Cookery (Baby foods)
=750  \2$aInfant Food$5IEN$0(DNLM)D007225

=LDR  00654cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362053402441
=005  20120730162501.0
=008  910708i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85010734 
=035  \\$aBZL0640NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aSF969.B32
=150  \\$aBabesiosis in sheep
=450  \\$aIcterohematuria
=450  \\$aOvine babesiosis
=450  \\$wnne$aPiroplasmosis, Ovine
=550  \\$wg$aSheep$xInfections
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=550  \\$wg$aTranquilizing drugs
=670  \\$aU.S. Cong. Senate. Comm. on Foreign Relations. Subcomm. on Western Hemisphere and Peace Corps Affairs. New international threat of "Date-rape drug" trafficking, 1996:$bp. 50 (the flunitrazepam being abused in the U.S. is a product made by Roche Pharmaceutical Company and is marketed in many countries around the world under the trade name Rohypnol)
=750  \2$aFlunitrazepam$5IEN$0(DNLM)D005445

=LDR  00562cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362217202441
=005  20120730163119.0
=008  931005i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85049386 
=035  \\$aBZP9292NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRD52.F59$cSurgical therapeutics
=053  \\$aRM170$bRM180$cGeneral
=150  \\$aFluid therapy
=450  \\$aFluid replacement therapy
=450  \\$aFluids$xTherapeutic use
=550  \\$wg$aTherapeutics
=550  \\$aWater-electrolyte balance (Physiology)
=750  \2$aFluid Therapy$5IEN$0(DNLM)D005440

=LDR  00787cz  a2200253n  4500
=001  9880362217302441
=005  20120730163119.0
=008  021105i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85049332 
=035  \\$aBZP9238NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQK653$bQK659$cBotany
=053  \0$aSB403$bSB450.87$cCulture
=150  \\$aFlowers
=360  \\$iindividual flowers, e.g.$aCarnations; Roses; Violets
=450  \\$aBlooms (Flowers)
=450  \\$aBlossoms
=450  \\$aFlowering plants
=550  \\$wg$aInflorescences
=550  \\$wg$aPlants
=550  \\$aFloral products
=670  \\$aLittle, R.J. Dict. of botany, 1980$b(blossom: the flower of an angiosperm)
=670  \\$aAm. heritage dict.$b(bloom (def. 1): the flower of a plant)
=750  \2$aFlowers$5IEN$0(DNLM)D035264

=LDR  00484cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362217402441
=005  20120730163109.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85048334 
=035  \\$aBZP8240NU
=035  \\$ash 85048334
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aFinger sucking
=450  \\$aFingersucking$5IEN
=450  \\$aSucking of fingers
=550  \\$wg$aOral habits
=667  \\$aFormer heading: Finger-sucking$5IEN
=750  \2$aFingersucking$5IEN$0(DNLM)D005386

=LDR  00358cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362217502441
=005  20120730163109.0
=008  920417||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85048329 
=035  \\$aBZP8235NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aFinger joint
=550  \\$wg$aFingers
=550  \\$wg$aJoints
=750  \2$aFinger Joint$5IEN$0(DNLM)D005384

=LDR  00639cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880362217602441
=005  20120730163119.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85049289 
=035  \\$aBZP9195NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aTC177$cHydraulics
=053  \0$aTJ905$cMechanical engineering
=150  \\$aFlow meters
=450  \\$aCurrent meters (Fluid dynamics)
=450  \\$aFlow measurement
=450  \\$aFlowmeters
=450  \\$aFluid meters
=450  \\$aMeters, Flow
=550  \\$wg$aHydraulic engineering$xInstruments
=550  \\$wg$aStream-gaging stations
=750  \2$aFlowmeters$5IEN$0(DNLM)D045268

=LDR  00352cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362217702441
=005  20050517131221.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85048322 
=035  \\$aBZP8228NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aFinches
=550  \\$wg$aPasseriformes
=550  \\$wg$aSongbirds
=750  \2$aFinches$0(DNLM)D046369$5IEN

=LDR  00655cz  a2200241n  4500
=001  9880362217802441
=005  20120730163118.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85049287 
=035  \\$aBZP9193NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQH585.5.F56
=150  \\$aFlow cytometry
=450  \\$aCell counting, Laser
=450  \\$aCell separation, Laser
=450  \\$aCell sorting, Laser
=450  \\$aFlow cytofluorometry
=450  \\$aFlow cytophotometry
=450  \\$aLaser cell counting
=450  \\$aLaser cell separation
=450  \\$aLaser cell sorting
=550  \\$wg$aCytometry
=750  \2$aFlow Cytometry$5IEN$0(DNLM)D005434

=LDR  00738cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880362217902441
=005  20060607091447.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85048320 
=035  \\$aBZP8226LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aQL737.C424
=150  \\$aFinback whale
=450  \\$aBalaenoptera physalis
=450  \\$aBalaenoptera physalus
=450  \\$aFin whale
=450  \\$aFinner
=450  \\$aRazorback whale
=550  \\$wg$aBalaenoptera
=670  \\$aHoyt, E. The whale watcher's handbook, c1984:$bp. 30 (Fin whale, Balaenoptera physalus; other names: finback, finner, razorback)
=670  \\$aBritannica Micro.:$bv. 8, p444 (razorback whale see fin whale)
=750  \2$aFin Whale$0(DNLM)D050617$5IEN

=LDR  00567cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880362218002441
=005  20120730163118.0
=008  860211||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85049267 
=035  \\$aBZP9173NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aTS2120$bTS2159$cManufacture
=053  \\$aTX393$cFood supply
=053  \\$aTX558.W5$cFood values
=053  \\$aTX595.F6$cAdulteration
=150  \\$aFlour
=450  \\$aBreadstuffs
=450  \\$aWheat flour
=550  \\$wg$aWheat products
=690  \\$ar:AMD:6/29/90
=750  \2$aFlour$5IEN$0(DNLM)D005433

=LDR  00433cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362218102441
=005  20120730163118.0
=008  940404i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85049176 
=035  \\$aBZP9082NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aTH2521
=150  \\$aFlooring
=450  \\$aFloor materials
=550  \\$wg$aBuilding materials
=550  \\$wg$aFloors
=750  \2$aFloors and Floorcoverings$5IEN$0(DNLM)D005430

=LDR  00436cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362218202441
=005  20120730163117.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85049171 
=035  \\$aBZP9077NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aHD9937
=150  \\$aFloor coverings
=550  \\$wg$aFlooring
=550  \\$wg$aInterior decoration
=690  \\$ar:AMD:6/29/90
=750  \2$aFloors and Floorcoverings$5IEN$0(DNLM)D005430

=LDR  00913cz  a2200253n  4500
=001  9880362218302441
=005  20120730163109.0
=008  010606i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85048263 
=035  \\$aBZP8169NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dWaU$dDLC
=053  \0$aHG179
=150  \\$aFinance, Personal
=360  \\$isubdivision$aFinance, Personal$iunder names of individual persons, and under classes of persons and ethnic groups
=450  \\$aFinance, Personal$xPlanning
=450  \\$aFinancial management, Personal
=450  \\$aFinancial planning, Personal
=450  \\$aPersonal finance
=450  \\$aPersonal financial management
=450  \\$aPersonal financial planning
=550  \\$wg$aFinance
=550  \\$aFinancial literacy
=670  \\$aLC database, Feb. 1, 1996$b(Personal financial planning) June 5, 1998 (Personal financial management)
=750  \2$aFinancing, Personal$5IEN$0(DNLM)D005382

=LDR  00732cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880362218402441
=005  20090518104025.0
=008  050406i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85049168 
=035  \\$aBZP9074NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dWaU
=053  \0$aGB1399$bGB1399.5$cHydrology
=053  \0$aHV609$bHV610$cRelief work
=053  \0$aSD425$cForest conservation
=150  \\$aFloods
=360  \\$isubdivision$aEffect of floods on$iunder individual animals and groups of animals, e.g.$aFishes--Effect of floods on
=450  \\$aFlooding
=450  \\$aInundations
=550  \\$wg$aNatural disasters
=550  \\$wg$aWater
=670  \\$aLC database, Mar. 21, 2000$b(titles: flooding)
=750  \2$aFloods$0(DNLM)D055868$5IEN

=LDR  00464cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362218502441
=005  20120730163117.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85049146 
=035  \\$aBZP9052NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aQC183$cPhysics
=053  \\$aQD547$cTheory of solution
=053  \\$aTP156.F55$cChemical engineering
=150  \\$aFlocculation
=550  \\$wg$aAggregation (Chemistry)
=750  \2$aFlocculation$5IEN$0(DNLM)D005427

=LDR  00921cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880362218602441
=005  20120730163108.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85048256 
=035  \\$aBZP8162NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aFinance
=360  \\$isubdivision$aFinance$iunder types of industries, corporate bodies, services, technical operations, etc., under ethnic groups, and under names of individual nongovernmental corporate bodies for works on the raising and expenditure of funds and under individual government bodies for works limited to the management of nonappropriated funds
=450  \\$aFunding
=450  \\$aFunds
=550  \\$wg$aEconomics
=550  \\$aCurrency question
=670  \\$aUMI business vocab.$b(Funding)
=681  \\$iNote under$aColonies--Finance
=750  \2$aFinancial Management$5IEN-M$0(DNLM)D005376
=750  \2$aFinancing, Organized$5IEN-M$0(DNLM)D005381

=LDR  00435cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362218702441
=005  20120730163117.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85049103 
=035  \\$aBZP9009NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aFlicker fusion
=450  \\$aCritical flicker frequency
=450  \\$aFusion (Vision)
=550  \\$wg$aVision
=690  \\$ar:AMD:6/29/90
=750  \2$aFlicker Fusion$5IEN$0(DNLM)D005425

=LDR  00473cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362218802441
=005  20121007190906.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85049052 
=035  \\$aBZP8958NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aQL599.5$bQL599.82
=150  \\$aFleas
=450  \\$aAphaniptera
=450  \\$aRophoteira
=450  \\$aSiphonaptera
=450  \\$aSuctoria (Insects)
=550  \\$wg$aInsects
=750  \2$aSiphonaptera$0(DNLM)D005423$5IEN

=LDR  00772cz  a2200253n  4500
=001  9880362218902441
=005  20120730163108.0
=008  020709i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85048252 
=035  \\$aBZP8158NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dWaElC
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=053  \0$aTP156.F5$cChemical technology
=150  \\$aFilters and filtration
=450  \\$aFiltering
=450  \\$aFiltration
=450  \\$aFiltration and filters$5IEN
=550  \\$wg$aPorous materials
=550  \\$wg$aSanitary engineering
=550  \\$wg$aSeparation (Technology)
=550  \\$aSeparators (Machines)
=667  \\$ar:GLS:5/30/90 (ref for Filtration and filters added)$5IEN
=670  \\$aTEST$b(Filtration UF Filtering)
=750  \2$aFiltration$5IEN$0(DNLM)D005374

=LDR  00629cz  a2200241n  4500
=001  9880362219002441
=005  20120730163117.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85049037 
=035  \\$aBZP8943NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aHD9155$cIndustry
=053  \\$aQK495.L74$cBotany
=053  \\$aSB253$cCulture
=053  \\$aTS1700$bTS1731$cTechnology
=150  \\$aFlax
=450  \\$aBaltic hemp
=450  \\$aLinum usitatissimum
=550  \\$wg$aOilseed plants
=550  \\$wg$aYarn
=550  \\$aLinen
=681  \\$iExample under$aFiber plants; Textile fibers
=750  \2$aFlax$5IEN$0(DNLM)D019597

=LDR  00471cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362219102441
=005  20120730163117.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85049035 
=035  \\$aBZP8941NU
=035  \\$ash 85049035
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aTP418$bTP429.5$cChemical technology
=150  \\$aFlavoring essences
=550  \\$wg$aEssences and essential oils
=550  \\$wg$aFood additives
=750  \2$aFlavoring Agents$5IEN$0(DNLM)D005421

=LDR  00495cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362219202441
=005  20120730163117.0
=008  871219||\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85049033 
=035  \\$a(OCoLC)02160937
=035  \\$aBZP8939NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQP552.F54
=150  \\$aFlavoproteins
=450  \\$aFlavoenzymes
=550  \\$wg$aProteins
=550  \\$aFlavins
=670  \\$aEncyc. of biochemistry:$bp. 331.
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=LDR  00747cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880362219302441
=005  20120730163108.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85048221 
=035  \\$aBZP8127NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRK517$bRK519
=150  \\$aFillings (Dentistry)
=450  \\$aDental fillings
=450  \\$aDental restorations
=450  \\$aRestorations, Dental
=550  \\$wg$aDentistry, Operative
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Dental restoration, Permanent x Dental fillings, Permanent; Dental restoration, Temporary x Dental fillings, Temporary)
=690  \\$ar:AMD:6/25/90
=750  \2$aDental Restoration, Permanent$5IEN-M$0(DNLM)D003793
=750  \2$aDental Restoration, Temporary$5IEN-M$0(DNLM)D003794

=LDR  00456cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362219402441
=005  20120730163117.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85049031 
=035  \\$aBZP8937NU
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh 85049031
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQK898.F5$cBotanical chemistry
=053  \0$aQP671.F52$cAnimal biochemistry
=150  \\$aFlavonoids
=550  \\$wg$aPlant pigments
=750  \2$aFlavonoids$5IEN$0(DNLM)D005419

=LDR  00830cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880362219502441
=005  20120730163117.0
=008  030911i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85049030 
=035  \\$aBZP8936NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQP671.F5
=150  \\$aFlavins
=450  \\$aLyochromes
=550  \\$wg$aCoenzymes
=550  \\$wg$aPigments (Biology)
=550  \\$aFlavoproteins
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Flavins)
=670  \\$aHenderson's dict. of biol. terms, 1979 b (flavins: yellowish pigments occurring freely in many tissues of higher animals and in plants. alt. lyochromes)
=670  \\$aAm. heritage dict.$b(flavin, also flavine: any of various water soluble yellow pigments, including riboflavin, found in plant and animal tissue as coenzymes of flavoprotein)
=750  \2$aFlavins$5IEN$0(DNLM)D005415

=LDR  00441cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362219602441
=005  20120730163117.0
=008  920103i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85049026 
=035  \\$aBZP8932NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRC862.F55
=150  \\$aFlatulence
=450  \\$aFarting
=550  \\$wg$aGastrointestinal system$xDiseases
=550  \\$aGastrointestinal gas
=750  \2$aFlatulence$5IEN$0(DNLM)D005414

=LDR  00924cz  a2200325n  4500
=001  9880362219702441
=005  20120730163107.0
=008  871219i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85048191 
=035  \\$a(OCoLC)02157302
=035  \\$aBZP8097NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQL391.N4
=150  \\$aFilarial worms
=450  \\$aFilaria
=450  \\$wnne$aFilaria and filariasis
=450  \\$aFilariata
=450  \\$aFilariformes
=450  \\$aFilariodea
=450  \\$wnne$aFilarioida
=450  \\$wnne$aFilarioidea
=450  \\$aFilaroidea
=550  \\$wg$aSpirurida
=670  \\$aWeb. 3$b(filarial)
=670  \\$aHickman. Integ. Princ. of Zoology, 7th ed.:$bp. 293.
=670  \\$aBritannica Micro.:$bv. 4, p. 135.
=670  \\$aNIH$b(Filaria (genus))
=670  \\$aNLM$b(Filarioidea (superfam.))
=670  \\$aBarnes invert. zoo.$b(filarioids)
=750  \2$aFilarioidea$5IEN$0(DNLM)D005370

=LDR  00667cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880362219802441
=005  20120730163117.0
=008  040407i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85049021 
=035  \\$aBZP8927NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aRD785
=150  \\$aFlatfoot
=450  \\$aFlat feet
=450  \\$aPes planus
=450  \\$aSplayfoot
=450  \\$aTalipes planus
=550  \\$wg$aFoot$xAbnormalities
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Flatfoot x Pes Planus)
=670  \\$aInter. dict. med. biol.$b(Talipes planus. Also called flatfoot, splayfoot, pes planus)
=670  \\$aLC database, Apr. 7, 2004$b(flat feet)
=750  \2$aFlatfoot$5IEN$0(DNLM)D005413

=LDR  00529cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362219902441
=005  20120730163107.0
=008  871219i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85048190 
=035  \\$a(OCoLC)02157296
=035  \\$aBZP8096NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRA644.F5$cPublic health
=053  \\$aRC142.5$cInternal medicine
=150  \\$aFilariasis
=450  \\$wnne$aFilaria and filariasis
=450  \\$aFilarial infections
=550  \\$wg$aHelminthiasis
=750  \2$aFilariasis$5IEN$0(DNLM)D005368

=LDR  00630cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880362220002441
=005  20120730163116.0
=008  020626i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85049020 
=035  \\$aBZP8926NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQL637.9.P5$cZoology
=150  \\$aFlatfishes
=450  \\$aFlounders
=450  \\$aHeterosomata
=450  \\$aPleuronectiformes
=450  \\$aSoles (Fish)
=450  \\$aTurbots$5IEN
=550  \\$wg$aOsteichthyes
=670  \\$aITIS database search, June 26, 2002$b(Pleuronectiformes. Common names: flatfishes, flounders, soles)
=750  \2$aFlatfishes$5IEN-M$0(DNLM)D005412

=LDR  00420cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362220102441
=005  20120730163107.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85048168 
=035  \\$aBZP8074NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aFigural aftereffects
=450  \\$aAftereffects, Figural
=550  \\$wg$aAfter-images
=690  \\$ar:AMD:6/29/90
=750  \2$aFigural Aftereffect$5IEN$0(DNLM)D005366

=LDR  00461cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362220202441
=005  20120730163116.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85049002 
=035  \\$aBZP8908NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRD120.8
=150  \\$aFlaps (Surgery)
=450  \\$aSurgical flaps
=550  \\$wg$aAutografts
=550  \\$wg$aSurgery, Plastic
=550  \\$aSkin-grafting
=750  \2$aSurgical Flaps$5IEN$0(DNLM)D013524

=LDR  00605cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362220302441
=005  20120730163116.0
=008  860211||\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85048954 
=035  \\$aBZP8860NU
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh 85048954
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQR78
=150  \\$aFlagella (Microbiology)
=450  \\$aFlagellums (Microbiology)
=550  \\$wg$aMicroorganisms$xMotility
=670  \\$aRandom House$b(flagellum, n. pl -gella, gellums: a long lashlike appendange serving as an organ of locomotion in protozoa, sperm cells, etc.)
=750  \2$aFlagella$5IEN$0(DNLM)D005407

=LDR  00476cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362220402441
=005  20120730163107.0
=008  860211||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85048097 
=035  \\$aBZP8003NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aField dependence (Psychology)
=450  \\$aField independence (Psychology)
=550  \\$wg$aCognition
=550  \\$wg$aPerception
=690  \\$ar:AMD:6/29/90
=750  \2$aField Dependence-Independence$5IEN$0(DNLM)D005364

=LDR  00380cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362220502441
=005  20201015113823.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85048949
=035  \\$aBZP8855LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQK495.F55
=150  \\$aFlacourtiaceae
=450  \\$aSamydaceae
=550  \\$wg$aViolales
=750  \2$aSalicaceae$0(DNLM)D031308$5IEN

=LDR  00497cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362220602441
=005  20120730163116.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85048932 
=035  \\$aBZP8838NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aFixation (Histology)
=450  \\$aTissue fixation
=450  \\$aTissues$xFixation
=550  \\$wg$aCytology$xTechnique
=550  \\$wg$aHistology$xTechnique
=550  \\$wg$aTissues$xPreservation
=750  \2$aTissue Fixation$5IEN$0(DNLM)D016707

=LDR  00565cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362220702441
=005  20120730163107.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85048072 
=035  \\$aBZP7978NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aQK495.M73$cBotany
=053  \\$aSB317.F52$cEconomic botany
=150  \\$aFicus (Plants)
=450  \\$aFig (Genus)
=450  \\$aUrostigma
=550  \\$wg$aMoraceae
=670  \\$aUsher dict. plants$b(Urostigma = Ficus)
=670  \\$aDict. flow. ferns$b(Urostigma = Ficus)
=750  \2$aFicus$5IEN$0(DNLM)D030681

=LDR  00395cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362220802441
=005  20120730163116.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85048906 
=035  \\$aBZP8812NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aFistula, Vesico-vaginal
=450  \\$aVesicovaginal fistula
=550  \\$wg$aBladder$xDiseases
=750  \2$aVesicovaginal Fistula$5IEN$0(DNLM)D014719

=LDR  00465cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362220902441
=005  20120730163107.0
=008  860211||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85048049 
=035  \\$aBZP7955NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aFicoll
=550  \\$wg$aCentrifugation, Density gradient
=550  \\$wg$aEpichlorohydrin
=550  \\$wg$aGlucose
=550  \\$wg$aPolymers
=690  \\$ar:AMD:6/29/90
=750  \2$aFicoll$5IEN$0(DNLM)D005362

=LDR  00339cz  a2200133n  4500
=001  9880362221002441
=005  20120730163116.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85048904 
=035  \\$aBZP8810NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aFistula, Urinary
=450  \\$aUrinary fistula
=750  \2$aUrinary Fistula$5IEN$0(DNLM)D014548

=LDR  00513cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362221102441
=005  20120730163107.0
=008  920417||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85048041 
=035  \\$aBZP7947NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aFibula
=450  \\$aCalf bone
=450  \\$aFibular bone
=450  \\$aPerone
=550  \\$wg$aBones
=550  \\$wg$aLeg
=670  \\$aIntl. dict. med. biol.$b(Fibula: also called calf bone, fibular bone, perone)
=750  \2$aFibula$5IEN$0(DNLM)D005360

=LDR  00445cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362221202441
=005  20120730163116.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85048903 
=035  \\$aBZP8809NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aFistula, Tracheoesophageal
=450  \\$aFistula, Tracheal
=450  \\$aTracheoesophageal fistula$5IEN
=550  \\$wg$aTrachea$xDiseases
=750  \2$aTracheoesophageal Fistula$5IEN$0(DNLM)D014138

=LDR  00482cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362221302441
=005  20120730163107.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85048040 
=035  \\$aBZP7946NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRC931.F5
=150  \\$aFibrous dysplasia of bone
=550  \\$wg$aBones$xDiseases
=550  \\$wg$aDysplasia
=550  \\$wg$aPhakomatoses
=690  \\$ar:AMD:6/29/90
=750  \2$aFibrous Dysplasia of Bone$5IEN$0(DNLM)D005357

=LDR  00425cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362221402441
=005  20120730163116.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85048902 
=035  \\$aBZP8808NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aFistula, Recto-urethral
=450  \\$aRecto-urethral fistula
=550  \\$wg$aRectum$xDiseases
=550  \\$wg$aUrethra$xDiseases
=750  \2$aRectal Fistula$5IEN$0(DNLM)D012003

=LDR  00567cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880362221502441
=005  20120730163107.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85048036 
=035  \\$aBZP7942NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aQP552.F53
=150  \\$aFibronectins
=450  \\$aCold-insoluble globulins
=450  \\$aFibronectin
=550  \\$wg$aBlood proteins
=550  \\$wg$aExtracellular matrix proteins
=550  \\$wg$aGlobulins
=550  \\$wg$aGlycoproteins
=550  \\$wg$aLectins
=750  \2$aFibronectins$5IEN$0(DNLM)D005353

=LDR  00317cz  a2200133n  4500
=001  9880362221602441
=005  20080406132808.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85048035 
=035  \\$aBZP7941NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aFibromas
=550  \\$wg$aTumors
=750  \2$aFibroma$0(DNLM)D005350$5IEN

=LDR  00569cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362221702441
=005  20130919104922.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85048901 
=035  \\$aBZP8807NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aFistula, Oroantral
=450  \\$aAntral-oral fistula
=450  \\$aAntro-oral fistula
=450  \\$aFistula, Antral-oral
=450  \\$aFistula, Antro-oral
=450  \\$aOroantral fistula
=550  \\$wg$aMaxillary sinus$xDiseases
=550  \\$wg$aMouth$xDiseases
=750  \2$aOroantral Fistula$5IEN$0(DNLM)D009957

=LDR  00453cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362221802441
=005  20120730163107.0
=008  860211||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85048034 
=035  \\$aBZP7940NU
=035  \\$aSH 85048034
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aFibroblasts
=450  \\$aDesmocytes
=450  \\$aFibrocytes
=550  \\$wg$aConnective tissue cells
=550  \\$wg$aStem cells
=750  \2$aFibroblasts$5IEN$0(DNLM)D005347

=LDR  00377cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362221902441
=005  20120730163115.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85048898 
=035  \\$aBZP8804NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aFistula, Intestinal
=450  \\$aIntestinal fistula
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/9/90
=750  \2$aIntestinal Fistula$5IEN$0(DNLM)D007412

=LDR  00368cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362222002441
=005  20120730163115.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85048897 
=035  \\$aBZP8803NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aFistula, Gastric
=450  \\$aGastric fistula
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/2/90
=750  \2$aGastric Fistula$5IEN$0(DNLM)D005747

=LDR  00617cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880362222102441
=005  20120730163107.0
=008  860211||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85048033 
=035  \\$aBZP7939NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aFibrinolytic agents
=450  \\$aAntithrombotic agents
=450  \\$aAntithrombotics
=450  \\$aFibrinolytic enzymes
=450  \\$aFibrinolytics
=450  \\$aThrombolytic agents
=450  \\$aThrombolytics
=550  \\$wg$aEnzymes
=550  \\$wg$aHematologic agents
=690  \\$ar:AMD:6/29/90
=750  \2$aFibrinolytic Agents$5IEN$0(DNLM)D005343

=LDR  00412cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362222202441
=005  20120730163115.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85048895 
=035  \\$aBZP8801NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aFistula, Biliary
=450  \\$aBiliary fistula
=550  \\$wg$aBiliary tract$xDiseases
=690  \\$ar:AMD:6/11/90
=750  \2$aBiliary Fistula$5IEN$0(DNLM)D001658

=LDR  00412cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362222302441
=005  20120730163107.0
=008  871219||\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85048032 
=035  \\$a(OCoLC)02156447
=035  \\$aBZP7938NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aFibrinolysis
=550  \\$wg$aBlood$xCoagulation
=550  \\$aThrombolytic therapy
=750  \2$aFibrinolysis$5IEN$0(DNLM)D005342

=LDR  00533cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362222402441
=005  20120730163115.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85048894 
=035  \\$aBZP8800NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aFistula, Arteriovenous
=450  \\$aAneurysms, Arteriovenous
=450  \\$aArteriovenous aneurysms
=450  \\$aArteriovenous fistula
=450  \\$aArteriovenous shunts, Abnormal
=550  \\$wg$aBlood-vessels$xAbnormalities
=750  \2$aArteriovenous Fistula$5IEN$0(DNLM)D001164

=LDR  00746cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880362222502441
=005  20120730163106.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85048030 
=035  \\$aBZP7936NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQP93.5
=150  \\$aFibrinogen
=450  \\$aBlood coagulation factor I
=450  \\$aFactor I (Blood coagulation)
=550  \\$wg$aBlood coagulation factors
=550  \\$wg$aHemostatics
=550  \\$wg$aProtein precursors
=670  \\$aMeSH browser, Mar. 15, 2006$b(Fibrinogen. Entry terms: Factor I, Blood Coagulation Factor I)
=670  \\$aInter. dict. med. biol.$b(Fibrinogen. Also called Factor I)
=681  \\$iExample under$aProteins
=750  \2$aFibrinogen$5IEN$0(DNLM)D005340

=LDR  00531cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362222602441
=005  20120730163115.0
=008  930106i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85048893 
=035  \\$aBZP8799NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aAnal fistula
=450  \\$wnne$aFistula, Anal
=450  \\$aFistula-in-ano
=550  \\$wg$aAnus$xDiseases
=550  \\$wg$aFistula
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 91-909825: Pathak, S.N. Anal fistula and kshar sutra treatment, 1991.
=750  \2$aRectal Fistula$5IEN$0(DNLM)D012003

=LDR  00382cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362222702441
=005  20120730163115.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85048892 
=035  \\$aBZP8798NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRD643
=150  \\$aFistula
=550  \\$wg$aAbnormalities, Human
=690  \\$ar:AMD:6/29/90
=750  \2$aFistula$5IEN$0(DNLM)D005402

=LDR  00361cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362222802441
=005  20141121151528.0
=008  860211||\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85048029 
=035  \\$aBZP7935NU
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQP93.5
=150  \\$aFibrin
=550  \\$wg$aBlood coagulation factors
=750  \2$aFibrin$5IEN$0(DNLM)D005337

=LDR  00878cz  a2200289n  4500
=001  9880362222902441
=005  20100404113156.0
=008  050526i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85048014 
=035  \\$aBZP7920NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQC447.9$bQC448.2$cPhysical optics
=053  \0$aR857.O59$cBiomedical engineering
=053  \0$aTA1800$cTechnology
=053  \0$aTK5103.592.F52$cTelecommunication
=150  \\$aFiber optics
=450  \\$aFiberoptics
=450  \\$aFibre optics
=450  \\$aFibreoptics
=450  \\$aOptics, Fiber
=550  \\$wg$aIntegrated optics
=550  \\$wg$aOptoelectronic devices
=550  \\$wg$aPhotonics
=550  \\$aOptical fiber communication
=670  \\$aBiosensors with fiberoptics, c1991.
=670  \\$aLC database, 28Oct96$b(fibre optics; fibreoptic)
=750  \2$aFiber Optic Technology$0(DNLM)D005336$5IEN

=LDR  00541cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362223002441
=005  20120730163106.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85048013 
=035  \\$aBZP7919NU
=035  \\$ash 85048013
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aQP144.F52$cPhysiology
=053  \\$aTX553.F53$cFood
=150  \\$aFiber in human nutrition
=450  \\$aDietary fiber
=450  \\$aFiber in the diet
=450  \\$aRoughage in the diet
=550  \\$wg$aNutrition
=750  \2$aDietary Fiber$5IEN$0(DNLM)D004043

=LDR  00522cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362223102441
=005  20120730163115.0
=008  050418i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85048745 
=035  \\$aBZP8651NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dWaU
=053  \0$aSH171$bSH179
=150  \\$aFishes$xDiseases
=450  \\$aFish diseases
=450  \\$wnne$aFishes$xDiseases and pests
=550  \\$aFish kills
=681  \\$iExample under$aAnimals--Diseases; Diseases; Wildlife diseases
=750  \2$aFish Diseases$5IEN$0(DNLM)D005393

=LDR  00652cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362223202441
=005  20120730163106.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85048012 
=035  \\$aBZP7918NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRC627.F5
=150  \\$aFiber deficiency diseases
=450  \\$aDietary fiber deficiency
=550  \\$wg$aDeficiency diseases
=550  \\$aHigh-fiber diet
=750  \2$81$wb$aDietary Fiber$5IEN$0(DNLM)D004043
=750  \2$81$wb$aDeficiency Diseases$5IEN$0(DNLM)D003677
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aDietary Fiber$iand$aDeficiency Diseases.

=LDR  00519cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362223302441
=005  20120730163106.0
=008  940404i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85047998 
=035  \\$aBZP7904NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRM868
=150  \\$aFever therapy
=450  \\$aArtificial fever
=450  \\$aFever, Artificial
=450  \\$aFever, Therapeutic
=550  \\$wg$aTherapeutics, Physiological
=550  \\$wg$aThermotherapy
=750  \2$aHyperthermia, Induced$5IEN$0(DNLM)D006979

=LDR  00637cz  a2200241n  4500
=001  9880362223402441
=005  20120730163114.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85048726 
=035  \\$aBZP8632NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQL614$bQL639
=150  \\$aFishes
=360  \\$inames of orders, families, etc. of fishes, e.g.$aPerciformes; Salmonidae; Tarpon
=450  \\$aFish
=450  \\$aPisces
=550  \\$wg$aAquatic animals
=550  \\$wg$aVertebrates
=550  \\$aFisheries
=550  \\$aFishing
=550  \\$aIchthyology
=690  \\$ar:AMD:6/29/90
=750  \2$aFishes$5IEN$0(DNLM)D005399

=LDR  00500cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362223502441
=005  20120730163106.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85047997 
=035  \\$aBZP7903NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=150  \\$aFever in children
=550  \\$wg$aChildren$xDiseases
=750  \2$81$wb$aFever$5IEN$0(DNLM)D005334
=750  \2$81$wb$aChild$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002648
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aFever$iand$aChild$5IEN

=LDR  00552cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362223602441
=005  20120730163106.0
=008  871219i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85047994 
=035  \\$a(OCoLC)02156224
=035  \\$aBZP7900NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRB129
=150  \\$aFever
=360  \\$inames of fevers, e.g.$aScarlatina; Typhoid fever; Typhus fever; Yellow fever
=450  \\$aHyperthermia
=450  \\$aPyrexia
=550  \\$aBody temperature
=550  \\$aExanthemata
=750  \2$aFever$5IEN$0(DNLM)D005334

=LDR  00305cz  a2200121n  4500
=001  9880362223702441
=005  20120730163106.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|n\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85047978 
=035  \\$aBZP7884NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aFetus$xResearch
=750  \2$aFetal Research$5IEN$0(DNLM)D033042

=LDR  00789cz  a2200241n  4500
=001  9880362223802441
=005  20120730163106.0
=008  871219i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85047972 
=035  \\$a(OCoLC)02156107
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=670  \\$a99462462: Simpson, Carolyn. Coping with an unplanned pregnancy, 1999.
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=150  \\$aDiabetic children
=450  \\$aChild diabetics
=450  \\$aChildren with diabetes
=450  \\$aDiabetes in children$xPatients
=450  \\$aJuvenile diabetics
=550  \\$wg$aChronically ill children
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=670  \\$aWork cat.: Tips for kids with type 2 diabetes : eat healthy foods, 2010:$bt.p. (kids with diabetes)
=670  \\$a101 tips for parents of kids with diabetes, 2016:$bp. 4 of cover (children with diabetes) p. 6 (You'll also hear the term "diabetic," referring to someone who has diabetes, type 1 or type 2. There is great debate in the diabetes community about that term. We don't, after all, call someone with cancer a "canceric," do we? So my suggestion is that people who don't have diabetes should use "person with diabetes," and that people who have diabetes can use whatever term they like. You'll never go wrong saying "person with diabetes," but you are likely to upset a large number of people by saying "diabetic")
=670  \\$aDiabetes education for children with type 1 diabetes mellitus and their families, 2008, viewed online Aug. 16, 2017:$bp. 3 (children with diabetes) p. D-4 (child diabetics) p. D-12 (diabetic children)
=670  \\$aEssert, P.C. My life as a pancreas : reflections on raising a child with diabetes : a mother chronicles the first few years of life with her diabetic child, 2006.
=670  \\$aLoring, G. Parenting a diabetic child, ©1993.
=670  \\$aClark, C.D. In sickness and in play : children coping with chronic illness, ©2003:$btable of contents (Juvenile diabetes -- Enduring childhood asthma -- Imaginal coping -- Children, culture and coping)
=670  \\$aElliott, R.B. A handbook for diabetic children and their parents, 1983.
=670  \\$aBeilinson Symposium on Juvenile Diabetes (1st : 1970 : Petaḥ Tiḳṿah, Israel). Habilitation and rehabilitation of juvenile diabetics, 1970.
=670  \\$aInternational Beilinson Symposium (5th : 1981 : Hertsliyah, Israel). Recent progress in medico-social problems in juvenile diabetics, 1983.
=670  \\$aWheeler, K.R. Personality traits as predictors of adherence in juvenile diabetics, 2005.
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=670  \\$aGarrity, G.M. Taxonomic outline of the procaryotic genera, Bergey's manual of systematic bacteriology, second edition, 2001, via WWW, Mar. 24, 2005:$bPDF p. 13 (Order XII. "Aeromonadales") p. 10 (Class III. "Gammaproteobacteria") p. 6 (Phylum BXII. Proteobacteria phy. nov.) p. 3 (Domain "Bacteria")
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=670  \\$aShafritz, J.M. The Facts on File dictionary of education, 1988$b(educational attainment (years of school completed) - The highest grade of regular school attended and completed)
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=670  \\$aEncyclopedia of education, 2003:$bv. 8, index (educational attainment)
=670  \\$aWorld education encyclopedia, 2001:$bv. 3, index (educational attainment, see Level of education completed)
=670  \\$aERIC, May 16, 2005$b(educational attainment)
=675  \\$aGreenwood dictionary of education, 2003;$aDictionary of education, 1973;$aRowntree, D. A dictionary of education, 1982
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=670  \\$aFitzSimons. Snakes of Southern Africa, 1962: p. 307.
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=670  \\$aOCLC MicrocomAbs database.
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=670  \\$aWeb. 3$b(Caryophyllales)
=670  \\$aEngler Syl. Pflanz.:$bv. 2, p. 79 (Centrospermae; sy=Chenopodiales, Caryophyllales)
=670  \\$aHolmes outline plant class.:$bp. 114 (Caryophyllales; sy=Chenopodiales, Centrospermae)
=670  \\$aPenguin dict. botany$b(Caryophyllidae, sy=Centrospermae; incl. Caryophyllales (or Chenopodiales), Polygonales, Plumbaginales, Batales, Theligonales)
=670  \\$aRadford fund. plant systematics:$bp. 339 (Cronquist: class Magnopsida, subclass Caryophyllidae, order Caryophyllales)
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=670  \\$aWeb. 3$b(pit viper; Crotalidae)
=670  \\$aRandom House$b(pit viper; Crotalidae)
=670  \\$aSyn. liv. org.:$bv. 2, p. 966, under Viperidae (pit vipers (Crotalinae))
=670  \\$aGreene, H.W. Snakes, c1997:$bp. 19 (pitvipers)
=670  \\$aMcDiarmid, R.W. Snake species of the world, c1999 :$bv. 1, p. 234 (subfamily Crotalinae, family Viperidae)
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=150  \\$aCoral snakes
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=670  \\$aWork cat.: 93-1912: Roze, J.A. Coral snakes, 1994.
=670  \\$aWeb. 3$b(Coral snake; any of a number of venomous elapid snakes, incl. New World genus Micrurus, Indian genus Callophis, etc.)
=670  \\$aCollier's$b(Coral snake)
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=150  \\$aContraception$xFailures
=450  \\$aContraceptive failures
=450  \\$aContraceptives$xFailures
=450  \\$aFailures of contraception
=550  \\$aUnwanted pregnancy
=750  \2$aContraceptive Effectiveness$0(DNLM)D000073516$5IEN

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=150  \\$aCarbonyl reductase
=450  \\$aAldehyde reductase I
=450  \\$aProstaglandin 9-ketoreductase
=450  \\$aXenobiotic ketone reductase
=550  \\$wg$aOxidoreductases
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Enzymology and molecular biology of carbonyl metabolism 2, 1989.
=670  \\$aEnzyme nomenclature$b(EC 1.1.1.184)
=675  \\$aDixon. Enzymes;$aChem. abst.
=750  \2$aCarbonyl Reductase (NADPH)$0(DNLM)D000074409$5IEN

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=150  \\$aCanola oil
=550  \\$wg$aRape oil
=670  \\$aRandom House:$bunder canola (a mention of oil)
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=053  \0$aRC265.5$bRC265.6$cBiography
=150  \\$aCancer$xPatients
=450  \\$wnne$aCancer patients
=450  \\$aCancer survivors
=450  \\$aSurvivors, Cancer
=670  \\$aNational Cancer Survivors Day Foundation web site, Aug. 19, 2005
=681  \\$iExample under$aPatients; Sick
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=001  9880914971302441
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=035  \\$a(LIBRARY_OF_CONGRESS)98171052930000041
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aAnatomy$xVariation
=360  \\$isubdivision$aVariation$iunder individual organs and regions of the body, e.g.$aHeart--Variation
=450  \\$aAnatomical variation
=550  \\$wg$aVariation (Biology)
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 2002026894: Michael von Lüdinghausen. The clinical anatomy of coronary arteries, 2002.
=750  \2$aAnatomic Variation$0(DNLM)D063405$5IEN

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=035  \\$a(LIBRARY_OF_CONGRESS)98171127730000041
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=053  \0$aRC685.H8
=150  \\$aEssential hypertension
=450  \\$aHyperpiesia
=450  \\$aIdiopathic hypertension
=450  \\$aPrimary hypertension
=550  \\$wg$aHypertension
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Essential hypertension, c1986.
=670  \\$aDorland's med. dict.
=670  \\$aStedman's med. dict.
=750  \2$aEssential Hypertension$0(DNLM)D000075222$5IEN

=LDR  00594cz  a2200181n  4500
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=035  \\$a(LIBRARY_OF_CONGRESS)98172563680000041
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=150  \\$aFaith-based human services
=450  \\$aFaith-based social services
=550  \\$wg$aHuman services
=550  \\$aChurch charities
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 2004029656: Sanctioning religion?, 2005.
=750  \2$iRelated mapping$aFaith-Based Organizations$0(DNLM)D000073576$4RM$5IEN

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=001  9880925271802441
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=035  \\$a(LIBRARY_OF_CONGRESS)98171478990000041
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \\$aRD736.E9$cOrthopedics
=150  \\$aExtracorporeal shock wave therapy
=450  \\$aESWT (Extracorporeal shock wave therapy)
=450  \\$aShock wave therapy, Extracorporeal
=450  \\$aShock waves$xTherapeutic use
=550  \\$wg$aTherapeutics, Physiological
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 97-28728: Extracorporeal shock waves in orthopaedics, c1998$b(extracorporeal shock wave therapy, ESWT, shock wave therapy)
=670  \\$aMEDLINE, 24 July 1997$b(extracorporeal shock wave therapy, ESWT, shock wave therapy)
=675  \\$aMESH;$aDorland's med. dict.
=750  \2$aExtracorporeal Shockwave Therapy$0(DNLM)D000074059$5IEN

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=035  \\$a(LIBRARY_OF_CONGRESS)98310936730000041
=040  \\$aIAhCCS$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aFood intolerance
=450  \\$aFood hypersensitivity, Non-allergic
=450  \\$aFood sensitivity
=450  \\$aIntolerance, Food
=450  \\$aNon-allergic food hypersensitivity
=550  \\$wg$aDigestive organs$xDiseases
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Shreffler, W.G. Understanding your food allergies and intolerances, 2012.
=670  \\$aThom, D. Coping with food intolerances, c2002.
=670  \\$aAmerican Academy of Allergy Asthma & Immunology WWW site, April 3, 2013$b(A food intolerance, or a food sensitivity occurs when a person has difficulty digesting a particular food. This can lead to symptoms such as intestinal gas, abdominal pain or diarrhea. A food intolerance is sometimes confused with or mislabeled as a food allergy. Food intolerances involve the digestive system. Food allergies involve the immune system.)
=670  \\$aWebMD, Sept. 27, 2013:$bFood allergy, or something else? (common symptoms of food intolerance: gas, cramps, bloating, heartburn, headaches, irritability or nervousness, nausea, stomach pain, diarrhea, vomiting)
=670  \\$aWikipedia, Sept. 27, 2013:$b(Food intolerance or non-allergic food hypersensitivity is a term used widely for varied physiological responses associated with a particular food, or compound found in a range of foods. Food intolerance can present with symptoms affecting the skin, respiratory tract, gastrointestinal tract (GIT) either individually or in combination. On the skin may include skin rashes, urticaria (hives), angioedema, dermatitis, and eczema.)
=680  \\$iHere are entered works on difficulties digesting certain foods, which lead to physical symptoms. Works on immune responses to specific foods are entered under$aFood allergy.$iWorks on the toxic effects of food containing naturally poisonous substances or toxic chemical residues are entered under$aFood--Toxicology.
=681  \\$iNotes under$aFood allergy; Food--Toxicology
=750  \2$aFood Intolerance$0(DNLM)D000073923$5IEN

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=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aFermented beverages
=550  \\$wg$aBeverages
=550  \\$wg$aFermented foods
=670  \\$aWork cat: 2013476832: Kojŏn esŏ mannanŭn hanbang parhyoaek, 2013.
=750  \2$iBroader mapping$aFermented Foods$0(DNLM)D000074421$4BM$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000088082$5IEN-M
=750  \2$aFermented Beverages$0(DNLM)D000088082$5IEN-M

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=150  \\$aFermented foods
=450  \\$wnne$aFood, Fermented
=550  \\$wg$aFood
=750  \\$iBroader mapping$aFermented Foods$0(DNLM)D000074421$4BM$5IEN

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=053  \0$aD726.5$cWorld history
=053  \0$aJC481$cPolitical theory
=150  \\$aFascism
=450  \\$aNeo-fascism
=550  \\$wg$aAuthoritarianism
=550  \\$wg$aCollectivism
=550  \\$aCorporate state
=550  \\$aNational socialism
=550  \\$aSynarchism
=550  \\$aTotalitarianism
=680  \\$iHere are entered general works on fascism including works on post-World War II fascist movements. Works on German fascism during the Nazi regime are entered under$aNational socialism.
=681  \\$iNote under$aNational socialism
=750  \2$aFascism$0(DNLM)D000074440$5IEN

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=035  \\$a(LIBRARY_OF_CONGRESS)98168994130000041
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIAhCCS$dWaU
=150  \\$aGraphic novels
=360  \\$isubdivision$aComic books, strips, etc.$iunder names of individual persons; under individual sacred works, e.g.$aBible--Comic books, strips, etc.;$iand under topical headings; and headings for genres of comic books, e.g.$aFantasy comic books, strips, etc.
=450  \\$aComic book novels
=450  \\$aFiction graphic novels
=450  \\$aFictive graphic novels
=450  \\$aGraphic albums
=450  \\$aGraphic fiction
=450  \\$aGraphic nonfiction
=450  \\$aGraphic novellas
=450  \\$aNonfiction graphic novels
=550  \\$wg$aComic books, strips, etc.
=550  \\$wg$aFiction
=550  \\$wg$aPopular literature
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 94023984: Rothschild, D.A. Graphic novels, 1995.
=670  \\$aLC database, Nov. 3, 1994$b(40+ entries for individual graphic novels under series title)
=670  \\$aCity of light, city of dark, c1993:$bt.p. (comic-book novel)
=670  \\$aRothschild, D.A. Graphic novels, 1995:$bp. xiii (a graphic novel is a sturdy, lengthy comic book that contains a single story or a set of interrelated stories told using "sequential art"; other terms: trade comics (which already has a meaning in the industry); commix, invented by Art Spiegelman to describe "a co-mixing of words and pictures" (too similar to comics and comix to catch on); graphic album (the European term--same problem as graphic novel, with audio overtones); illu-novel (too clunky to catch on); and gekiga (the Japanese term for the genre))
=670  \\$aGorman, M. Getting graphic!, c2003:$bp. xii (graphic novel is used in the library profession to describe an original book-length story, either fiction or nonfiction, published in comic book style or a collection of stories that have been published previously as individual comic books; conventional graphic novel begins and ends a story within the first and last page of the book; the use of the seemingly erroneous label of "novel" for all books created in a comic-style format must be understood and accepted as the status quo) p. 60 (graphic nonfiction) p. 66 (graphic work of nonfiction)
=670  \\$aWikipedia, July 26, 2005$b(Graphic novel (sometimes abbreviated GN) is a term for a kind of book, usually telling an extended story with sequential art (i.e. comics); most broadly used to refer to any long-form comic book or manga, i.e. the comics analogue to a prose novel or novella; can apply to works which were previously published serially in periodical comic books, or to works produced specifically for book-format publication; some use the term "graphic novella" for works that fit the general sense of the term (a single, well-developed story), but are less than 100 pages; in the book trade the term is sometimes extended to include material that would not be considered a "novel" if produced in another medium. Collections of comic book issues that do not form a single continuous story, anthologies of short loosely-related pieces, and even non-fiction are stocked by libraries and bookstores as "graphic novels")
=670  \\$aLyga, A.A.W. Graphic novels in your media center, 2004:$bp. 15 (comic books can--and do--encompass the entire range of fiction and nonfiction) p. 17 (all graphic novels are comic books, but not all comic books are graphic novels)
=670  \\$aGoldsmith, F. Graphic novels now, 2005:$bp. 16 (To date, publishers and librarians have not devised a term to replace the misnomer graphic novel when referring to nonfiction. For now, then, graphic novel may be applied to works that are either factual or fictive. Further, a fictive graphic novel may be a single short story or a collection of short stories rather than a novel in the literary sense of a lengthy work that entails subplots and other complexities.) p. 17 (Graphic novels are not a type of picture book; that is, they are not stories accompanied by illustrations that largely repeat the content of the written text. ... The graphic novel indeed includes pictures, but the images must be integrated with the text so that together they provide a narrative that is richer than either element can provide alone.)
=670  \\$aWikipedia, Dec. 5, 2012$b(Category: Non-fiction graphic novels) Non-fiction comics (Non-fiction comics, also known as graphic non-fiction, is non-fiction in the comics medium, embracing a variety of formats from comic strips to trade paperbacks.)
=675  \\$aWard. Longman companion to twentieth century literature, 1991;$aRandom House;$aWeb. 3
=750  \\$aGraphic Novels as Topic$0(DNLM)D000073924$5IEN

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=035  \\$a(LIBRARY_OF_CONGRESS)9810878519300041
=040  \\$aMTG$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aGene drives
=450  \\$aGene drive systems
=450  \\$aGene drive technology
=550  \\$wg$aGenetic engineering
=550  \\$wg$aSelfish genetic elements
=670  \\$aWork cat: National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine (U.S.). Gene drives on the Horizon, 2016 :$bPublisher's description ("Research on gene drive systems is rapidly advancing. Many proposed applications of gene drive research aim to solve environmental and public health challenges, including the reduction of poverty and the burden of vector-borne diseases, such as malaria and dengue, which disproportionately impact low and middle income countries.")
=670  \\$aNature Reviews Genetics, February 15, 2016, viewed online January 18, 2018 :$bCheating evolution, p. 146 (Abstract: "Engineered gene drives -- the process of stimulating the biased inheritance of specific genes -- have the potential to enable the spread of desirable genes throughout wild populations or to suppress harmful species, and may be particularly useful for the control of vector-borne diseases such as malaria. Although several types of selfish genetic elements exist in nature, few have been successfully engineered in the laboratory thus far. With the discovery of RNA-guided CRISPR-Cas9 nucleases, which can be utilized to create, streamline and improve synthetic gene drives, this is rapidly changing.")
=670  \\$aFAQ: Gene drives (Undated press release from Wyss Institute, Harvard University), viewed online January 18, 2018 :$bWhat is a gene drive? ("During normal sexual reproduction, each of the two versions of a given gene has a 50 percent chance of being inherited by a particular offspring. Gene drives are genetic systems that circumvent these traditional rules: they greatly increase the odds that the drive will be passed on to offspring. This can allow them to spread to all members of a population even if they reduce the chance that each individual organism will reproduce...Almost every sexually reproducing species has either an active gene drive or the broken remnants of one in its genome.")
=670  \\$aMeSH, viewed June 8, 2018$b(Gene drive technology: scope note: The techniques involved in creating and inserting synthetic selfish genetic elements called gene drives. Gene drives carry a "payload gene" and are designed to increase in frequency in the population over time, eventually to all members of the population. MeSH tree: Gene drive technology under Directed molecular evolution under Genetic engineering)
=680  \\$iHere are entered works on naturally-occurring or engineered mechanisms by which a preferred version of a gene is passed down to successive generations, eventually becoming dominant in a population.
=750  \2$aGene Drive Technology$0(DNLM)D000075423$5IEN

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=010  \\$ash 87007426
=035  \\$a(DLC) sh 87007426
=035  \\$a(LIBRARY_OF_CONGRESS)98172104670000041
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aFuneral homes
=450  \\$aMortuaries
=550  \\$wg$aCommercial buildings
=550  \\$aUndertakers and undertaking
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Huls, M.E. Mortuaries and mortuary chapels : periodical literature, 1890-1985, 1986.
=670  \\$aWeb. 3:$bMortuary, #2 (place in which dead bodies are kept until burial; esp. funeral home)
=670  \\$aRandom House$b(Mortuary see Funeral Home)
=670  \\$aLC data base, 5/21/87$b(Funeral homes)
=750  \2$aFuneral Homes$0(DNLM)D000074100$5IEN

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=035  \\$a(LIBRARY_OF_CONGRESS)98168889090000041
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=150  \\$aFood$xComposition
=450  \\$aChemistry of food
=450  \\$aFood$xChemistry
=450  \\$aFood, Chemistry of
=450  \\$aFood chemistry
=550  \\$aFood$xAnalysis
=750  \2$iRelated mapping$aFood Ingredients$0(DNLM)D000074385$4RM$5IEN

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=010  \\$ash 85128028
=035  \\$a(DLC) sh 85128028
=035  \\$a(LIBRARY_OF_CONGRESS)98172406730000041
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dDHMM$dDLC
=150  \\$aInvoluntary sterilization
=450  \\$wnne$aCastration of criminals and defectives
=450  \\$aCompulsory sterilization
=450  \\$aEugenic sterilization
=450  \\$wnne$aSterilization, Eugenic
=450  \\$wnne$aSterilization of criminals and defectives
=550  \\$wg$aInvoluntary treatment
=550  \\$wg$aSterilization (Birth control)
=550  \\$aEugenics
=550  \\$aReproductive rights
=670  \\$aMESH, July 20, 2004$b(hdg.: Sterilization, Involuntary; entry term; compulsory sterilization)
=670  \\$aAlltheweb.com website, July 20, 2004$b(Involuntary sterilization; Eugenic sterilization)
=675  \\$aUNBIS;$aWomen's Thesaurus;$aLIV
=750  \2$aSterilization, Involuntary$0(DNLM)D013244$5IEN

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=001  9880937770602441
=005  20200520115624.0
=008  930723i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 93005498
=035  \\$a(DLC) sh 93005498
=035  \\$a(LIBRARY_OF_CONGRESS)98168719690000041
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aR727.35
=150  \\$aInvoluntary treatment
=450  \\$aCoerced treatment
=450  \\$aCoercive care
=450  \\$aCoercive treatment
=450  \\$aCompulsory treatment
=450  \\$aEnforced treatment
=450  \\$aForced treatment
=450  \\$aTreatment, Involuntary
=550  \\$wg$aPatients$xLegal status, laws, etc.
=550  \\$wg$aTherapeutics
=550  \\$aInformed consent (Medical law)
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 93-26825: Forced into treatment ... c1994$b(forced treatment, coerced treatment)
=670  \\$aHennepin$b(involuntary treatment (Of prisoners, mental patients, etc.), x compulsory treatment ("), x enforced treatment ("), x forced treatment ("), x treatment, involuntary (")
=670  \\$aCampbell psych. dict.$b(forced treatment, x coercive treatment, x enforced treatment)
=670  \\$aLC database, July 9, 1993$b(involuntary treatment, enforced treatment, compulsory treatment)
=675  \\$aThes. psych. index terms
=680  \\$iHere are entered works on the imposition of treatment or a therapeutic regime against a patient's will as may occur in the treatment of mental illness, substance abuse, or communicable diseases.
=750  \2$aInvoluntary Treatment$0(DNLM)D000074441$5IEN

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=001  9880937774002441
=005  20200514110419.0
=008  050912i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 90000985
=035  \\$a(DLC) sh 90000985
=035  \\$a(LIBRARY_OF_CONGRESS)98170452030000041
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aTD885.5.G73$cAir pollution
=053  \0$aTP244.G73$cChemical technology
=150  \\$aGreenhouse gases
=450  \\$aGHGs (Greenhouse gases)
=450  \\$aHeat-trapping gases
=550  \\$wg$aGases
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Energy technologies for reducing emissions of greenhouse gases : Proceedings ... April 1989$b(Greenhouse gases)
=670  \\$aChiotti, Q. The relative magnitude of the impacts and effects of GHG-related emission reductions, 1999.
=670  \\$aNature Conservancy Web site, Mar. 26, 2007$b("Climate change is caused primarily by the release of heat-trapping gases -- mostly carbon dioxide -- produced by cars, trucks, power plants, industrial processes and deforestration. When these gases trap heat and the temperature on Earth rises, our ecological processes are difrectly affected.")
=675  \\$aRandom House;$aMcGraw-Hill dict. sci. tech.;$aNASA;$aINIS:Thes.;$aINSPEC;$aDict. waste & water treatment;$aGloss. air pollution
=680  \\$iHere are entered works on gases that are present in or added to the atmosphere, such as water vapor, carbon dioxide, methane, nitrous oxide, ozone, and chlorofluorocarbons, and that absorb radiation and increase atmospheric temperature.
=750  \2$aGreenhouse Gases$0(DNLM)D000074382$5IEN

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=001  9880937971902441
=005  20200519165926.0
=008  880928i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 88006165
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh 88006165
=035  \\$a(LIBRARY_OF_CONGRESS)98169551690000041
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQ180.55.I48$cGeneral and science
=150  \\$aInterdisciplinary research
=450  \\$aIDR (Research)
=450  \\$aResearch, Interdisciplinary
=450  \\$aTransdisciplinary research
=550  \\$wg$aResearch
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Removing the boundaries : perspectives on cross-disciplinary research ... 1988.
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 2016058429: Martin, V. Transdisciplinarity revealed, 2017$bECIP galley (Transdisciplinarity has much in common with interdisciplinarity; it differs on key issues such as the goals of disciplines, the degree of their integration, and the structure of research teams)
=670  \\$aU.S. Lib. of Cong. Sci. Policy Research Div. Science policy : a working glossary, 1978:$bpp. 71-72 (Research, Interdisciplinary)
=670  \\$aManaging interdisciplinary research, 1983.
=670  \\$aInterdisciplinary analysis and research ... 1986.
=670  \\$aLib. of Cong. Science Policy Div. Interdisciplinary research--an exploration of public policy issues, 1970.
=670  \\$aProblems in interdisciplinary studies, 1984.
=675  \\$aWeb. 3;$aRandom House;$aEI;$aMcGraw-Hill dict. sci. tech.
=750  \2$aInterdisciplinary Research$0(DNLM)D000075762$5IEN

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=001  9880937973102441
=005  20200517151043.0
=008  031209i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 87002293
=035  \\$a(DLC) sh 87002293
=035  \\$a(LIBRARY_OF_CONGRESS)98171713890000041
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dUkOxU
=053  \0$aHC79.I55$cEconomic history and conditions
=053  \0$aHD30.2$cManagement
=053  \0$aT58.5$bT58.64$cTechnology
=150  \\$aInformation technology
=360  \\$isubdivision$aInformation technology$iunder names of individual corporate bodies, and under disciplines, types of industries, services, and organizations, e.g.$aConstruction industry--Information technology
=450  \\$aIT (Information technology)
=550  \\$wg$aTechnology
=550  \\$wg$aTelematics
=550  \\$aInformation superhighway
=550  \\$aKnowledge management
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Gerstein, M.S. The technology connection : strategy and change in the Information Age, c1987.
=670  \\$aHennepin.
=670  \\$aIAC.
=670  \\$aMeadows, A.J. Dictionary of computing and new information technology.
=670  \\$aYu, Z. IT, production specialization and division of labor, 2003.
=675  \\$aASTI;$aReader's guide;$aWeb. 3;$aBDNE2;$a9000 words
=680  \\$iHere are entered works on the acquisition, processing, storage and dissemination of vocal, pictorial, textual and numeric information by microelectronics, computers and telecommunication.
=750  \2$aInformation Technology$0(DNLM)D000073256$5IEN

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=001  9880937973502441
=005  20200515144312.0
=008  050316i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85119249
=035  \\$a(DLC) sh 85119249
=035  \\$a(LIBRARY_OF_CONGRESS)98172346200000041
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dWaU
=053  \0$aQL666.O64$cZoology
=150  \\$aSea snakes
=450  \\$wnne$aHydrophidae
=450  \\$aHydrophiidae
=450  \\$aHydrophiinae
=450  \\$aMarine snakes
=550  \\$wg$aElapidae
=670  \\$aThe EMBL reptile database, via WWW, Mar. 16, 2005$b(Family Elapidae (cobras, coral snakes, and seasnakes, etc.) Elapids and seasnakes are closely related. Although they have been considered as separate families, they are now often combined within the family Elapidae. Subfamily Hydrophiinae (Sea snakes). Many authors include Hydrophiidae in the Elapidae)
=750  \2$aHydrophiidae$0(DNLM)D000073180$5IEN

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=001  9880938067102441
=005  20200520142049.0
=008  890908||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 89005249
=035  \\$a(DLC) sh 89005249
=035  \\$a(LIBRARY_OF_CONGRESS)98170710470000041
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \\$aQD96.I
=150  \\$aIon mobility spectroscopy
=450  \\$aChromatography, Plasma
=450  \\$aIMS (Spectrum analysis)
=450  \\$aIon mobility spectrometry
=450  \\$aPlasma chromatography
=450  \\$aSpectrometry, Ion mobility
=450  \\$aSpectroscopy, Ion mobility
=550  \\$wg$aSpectrum analysis
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Rico, G. A digital filter for improved resolution in ion mobility spectrometry, 1989:$bp. vii (ion mobility spectrometry (IMS), formerly known as plasma chromatography)
=670  \\$aLC data base, 8/31/89$b(plasma chromatography)
=670  \\$aASTI$b(plasma chromatography; ion mobility spectroscopy)
=670  \\$aPlasma chromatography:$bp. vii (plasma chromatography, or more generically ion mobility spectroscopy)
=675  \\$aChem. abst.;$aMcGraw-Hill dict. sci. tech.;$aINIS;$aNASA;$aKirk-Othmer encyc. chem.
=750  \2$aIon Mobility Spectrometry$0(DNLM)D000075663$5IEN

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=001  9880938070602441
=005  20200517145009.0
=008  041026i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85033563
=035  \\$a(LIBRARY_OF_CONGRESS)98171602910000041
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aBJ1533.C9$cEthics
=150  \\$aCourtesy
=450  \\$aCivility
=450  \\$aCourteous behavior
=450  \\$aCourteousness
=450  \\$aDiscourteous behavior
=450  \\$aDiscourteousness
=450  \\$aGraciousness
=450  \\$aImpoliteness
=450  \\$aManners
=450  \\$aPolite behavior
=450  \\$aPoliteness
=450  \\$aRudeness
=450  \\$aUngraciousness
=550  \\$wg$aEtiquette
=670  \\$aWashington Post express, Oct. 26, 2004:$bp. 2 ("In its latest effort to drive home good manners, Singapore will reward motorists for courteous behavior.")
=670  \\$aAm. heritage dict.$b(courteous, adj.; courteousness, n.)
=670  \\$aLC database, Oct. 26, 2004$b(titles: polite behavior)
=670  \\$a2016008767: Higgins, M. Belligerent broadcasting, 2016:$bCIP t.p. (Power, civility and confrontation on television) galley (belligerent broadcasting considered in parallel with discussions on the reconfiguration of manners and civil life; "doing rudeness")
=670  \\$aMerriam Webster collegiate thesaurus online, June 16, 2016:$bcourtesy (antonyms: discourteousness, discourtesy, impoliteness, rudeness, surliness, ungraciousness; synonyms: civility; graciousness)
=750  \2$iRelated mapping$aIncivility$0(DNLM)D000075282$4RM$5IEN

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=001  9880940269702441
=005  20200601113348.0
=008  110309i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash2011001124
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh2011001124
=035  \\$a(LIBRARY_OF_CONGRESS)98174483670000041
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC
=053  \0$aQL666.O64$cZoology
=150  \\$aEgyptian cobra
=450  \\$aBanded Egyptian cobra
=450  \\$aCerastes candidus
=450  \\$aColuber candidissimus
=450  \\$aColuber haje
=450  \\$aNaja haje
=450  \\$aVipera haje
=550  \\$wg$aCobras
=670  \\$aWork cat.: O'Donnell, Jessica. Egyptian cobra, 2012.
=670  \\$aBritannica academic online encyclopedia, Mar. 8, 2011$b(Egyptian cobra (N. haje) is a dark, narrow-hooded species, about two metres long, that ranges over much of Africa and eastward to Arabia)
=670  \\$aWikipedia, Mar. 8, 2011$b(Egyptian cobra (Naja haje) is a type of Naja species found in Africa and the Arabian Peninsula)
=670  \\$aZipcodeZoo, Mar. 14, 2011$b(Naja haje; Egyptian cobra, Banded Egyptian cobra; genus: Naje; synonyms: Cerastes candidus, Coluber candidissimus, Coluber haje, Vipera haje)
=750  \2$aNaja haje$0(DNLM)D000073177$5IEN

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=001  9880940269902441
=005  20200601112621.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85027551
=035  \\$a(DLC) sh 85027551
=035  \\$a(LIBRARY_OF_CONGRESS)98169073060000041
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQL666.O64
=150  \\$aCobras
=450  \\$wnne$aNaja
=550  \\$wg$aElapidae
=750  \2$aNaja$0(DNLM)D000073156$5IEN

=LDR  02057nz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880940364502441
=005  20130801092513.1
=008  130505i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\c
=010  \\$ash2013001294
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh2013001294
=035  \\$a(LIBRARY_OF_CONGRESS)98207911150000041
=040  \\$aNNU$beng$cDLC
=053  \0$aSB952.N54
=150  \\$aNeonicotinoids
=450  \\$aNeonics
=550  \\$wg$aBotanical pesticides
=550  \\$wg$aInsecticides
=670  \\$aWork cat.: New York times, 29 Mar. 2013:$bfront page [A1] (Mystery malady kills more bees, heightening worry on farms; Neonicotinoids are a nicotine-derived pesticide that European regulators implicate in bee deaths. The explosive growth of neonicotinoids since 2005 has roughly tracked rising bee deaths. Neonics, as farmers call them, are applied in smaller doses than older pesticides. They are systemic pesticides, often embedded in seeds so that the plant itself carries the chemical that kills insects that feed on it. Older pesticides quickly degraded - often in a matter of days. Neonics persist for weeks and even months.)
=670  \\$aNeonicotinoids in bees: a review on concentrations, side effects and risk assessment, 2012.
=670  \\$aWikipedia, 1 Apr. 2013:$bNeonicotinoid entry (Neonicotinoids are a class of neuro-active insecticides chemically related to nicotine. The development of this class of insecticides began with work in the 1980s by Shell and the 1990s by Bayer. The neonicotinoids were developed in large part because they show reduced toxicity compared to previously used organophosphate and carbamate insecticides. Most neonicotinoids show much lower toxicity in mammals than insects, but some breakdown products are toxic. Neonicotinoids are the first new class of insecticides introduced in the last 50 years, and the neonicotinoid imidacloprid is currently the most widely used insecticide in the world. Recently, the use of some members of this class has been restricted in some countries due to evidence of a connection to honey-bee colony collapse disorder.)

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=001  9880940374002441
=005  20200522125900.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85079807
=035  \\$a(DLC) sh 85079807
=035  \\$a(LIBRARY_OF_CONGRESS)98170558990000041
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQK495.A12$cBotany
=150  \\$aMagnoliales
=450  \\$aAnnonales
=450  \\$aCanellales
=450  \\$aIlliciales
=450  \\$aLaurales
=450  \\$wnne$aRanales
=550  \\$wg$aDicotyledons
=750  \2$aLaurales$0(DNLM)D000073571$5IEN

=LDR  01449cz  a2200241n  4500
=001  9880940374202441
=005  20200522123218.0
=008  031029i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85074873
=035  \\$a(DLC) sh 85074873
=035  \\$a(LIBRARY_OF_CONGRESS)98170830560000041
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dWaU
=053  \0$aQL666.O64$cZoology
=150  \\$aSea kraits
=450  \\$aKraits, Sea
=450  \\$wnne$aLaticauda
=450  \\$aLaticaudidae
=550  \\$wg$aElapidae
=670  \\$aThe EMBL reptile database, via WWW, Oct. 29, 2003$b(Laticauda. Family Hydrophiidae (Sea Snakes). Many authors include the Hydrophiidae in the Elapidae (e.g. Zug 2001). Others elevate the genus Laticauda to a distinct family, Laticaudidae. The classification used here considers the Hydrophiidae as a family for practical reasons. 5 species of Laticauda listed, with two having "sea krait" in common name and the other three having "sea snake" in common name)
=670  \\$aNCBI taxonomy browser, via WWW, Oct. 29, 2003$b(Laticauda. Subfamily Laticaudinae, Family Elapidae. Lists 4 species, all with "sea krait" in common name)
=670  \\$aITIS North America, via WWW, Oct. 29, 2003$b(Laticauda -- sea kraits. Family Elapidae)
=670  \\$aThe reptiles of Australia, via WWW, Oct. 29, 2003:$bsea snakes (Two species of Laticauda listed, both with "sea krait" in common name. Family Laticaudidae (Sea Kraits))
=750  \2$aLaticauda$0(DNLM)D000073476$5IEN

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=001  9880940569702441
=005  20200530180909.0
=008  960202i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\c
=010  \\$ash 96001121
=035  \\$a(DLC) sh 96001121
=035  \\$a(LIBRARY_OF_CONGRESS)98169957980000041
=040  \\$aMH$cDLC
=150  \\$aMicrofilament proteins
=450  \\$aActin-binding proteins
=550  \\$wg$aCytoskeletal proteins
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Actin-binding proteins 1 : spectrin superfamily, 1994.
=670  \\$aMESH.$b(Microfilament proteins x Actin-binding proteins)
=750  \2$aMicrofilament Proteins$0(DNLM)D008840$5IEN

=LDR  00878cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880940570102441
=005  20200529151518.0
=008  090925i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\c
=010  \\$ash2009008394
=035  \\$a(DLC) sh2009008394
=035  \\$a(LIBRARY_OF_CONGRESS)98170889930000041
=040  \\$aOU$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aHuman multitasking
=450  \\$aHuman multi-tasking
=450  \\$aMulti-tasking, Human
=450  \\$aMultitasking, Human
=550  \\$wg$aTime management
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Impact of simultaneous collaborative multitasking on communication performance and experience, 2008.
=670  \\$aWikipedia, Sept. 24, 2009$b(Human multi-tasking or multitasking is the performance by an individual of appearing to handle more than one task at the same time. The term is derived from computer multitasking.)
=750  \2$aMultitasking Behavior$0(DNLM)D000073456$5IEN

=LDR  04226nz  a2200289n  4500
=001  9880940570302441
=005  20250211110652.0
=008  180102||\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\c
=010  \\$ash2018000011
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh2018000011
=035  \\$a(LIBRARY_OF_CONGRESS)9810714786100041
=040  \\$aABAU$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aSignal transducing adaptor proteins
=450  \\$aAdapter proteins, Signal transducing
=450  \\$aAdaptor proteins, Signal transducing
=450  \\$aSignal transducing adapter proteins
=550  \\$wg$aCarrier proteins
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Cox, C.L. Dissecting interactions within focal adhesions : studies on vinculin, 2008:$babstr. (Vinculin and paxillin are proteins that localise to focal adhesions. ... In this thesis, the molecular nature of the vinculin tail (Vt) and paxillin LD motif interaction has been studied)
=670  \\$aOncogene, Oct. 2, 2001:$bp. 6270 (One of the major goals of scientists who study signal transduction is to determine the mechanisms that control cross-talk between signaling cascades and to determine how specificity in signaling is achieved. An emerging class of proteins that are major contributors to these processes are adaptor (or adapter) proteins. Adaptor proteins contain a variety of protein-binding modules that link protein-binding partners together and facilitate the creation of larger signaling complexes. By linking specific proteins together, cellular signals can be propagated that elicit an appropriate response from the cell to the environment. Specificity in signaling would be achieved by the type of protein binding modules encoded by the adaptor protein, the sequence of these domains or motifs that would dictate specificity in binding, as well as the subcellular localization and the proximity of binding partners. Thus, adaptor proteins are positioned to regulate cell signaling in a spatial and temporal fashion)
=670  \\$aJournal of biological chemistry, June 1, 2007:$bp. 16401 (Adaptor proteins are a unique group of protein-binding partners that are devoid of enzymatic activity but contain at least two modular domains, through which they link signaling components to form macromolecular complexes and propagate cellular signals. Depending on the functional role of the interacting partner and the specific biological event that is triggered by these interactions, adaptor proteins can participate in the regulation of different signaling pathways)
=670  \\$aMediators of inflammation, 2015:$barticle ID 952536, p. [1] (Signal transducing adaptor proteins are a group of intracellular and transmembrane molecules which are crucial supplementary factors of signaling pathways. They mediate interactions between different molecules and contribute to the formation of signaling complexes. Adaptor proteins lack enzymatic activity and interaction domains enable them to connect with other molecules)
=670  \\$aMeSH browser, Jan. 1, 2018$b(Adaptor proteins, Signal transducing ... A broad category of carrier proteins that play a role in signal transduction. They generally contain several modular domains, each of which having its own binding activity, and act by forming complexes with other intracellular-signaling molecules. Signal-transducing adaptor proteins lack enzyme activity, however their activity can be modulated by other signal-transducing enzymes)
=670  \\$aR&D Systems WWW home page, Jan. 2, 2018:$bresources/research areas/signal transduction -- adaptor proteins (Adaptor proteins are essential molecules that influence signal transduction pathways, governing cross-talk and specificity. Adaptor proteins contain protein-binding motifs, which facilitate interactions between protein-binding partners and the generation of bigger signaling complexes. Many adaptor proteins are required to link molecules within a signaling cascade to ensure the appropriate signaling response)
=750  \2$aAdaptor Proteins, Signal Transducing$0(DNLM)D048868$5IEN
=750  \2$iNarrower mapping$aTranscriptional Coactivator with PDZ-Binding Motif Proteins$0(DNLM)D000091364$4NM$5IEN-M
=750  \2$iNarrower mapping$aYAP-Signaling Proteins$0(DNLM)D000091102$4NM$5IEN-M
=930  \\$aLCSH Mapping GN 2025/02/07

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=001  9880940763302441
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=008  100419i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash2010007007
=035  ##$a(DLC) sh2010007007
=035  \\$a(LIBRARY_OF_CONGRESS)98171285450000041
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aNeuroticism
=550  \\$wg$aPersonality
=550  \\$wg$aPsychology, Pathological
=550  \\$aNeuroses
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 2010013750: Grant, Sharon, Dr. Neuroticism, 2010.
=670  \\$aWikipedia online, Apr. 19, 2010:$b(Neuroticism is a fundamental personality trait in the study of psychology. It is an enduring tendency to experience negative emotional states.)
=670  \\$aPenguin dict. of psychology, c2001$b(Neuroticism: the state of being neurotic, of having been diagnoses as neurotic.)
=670  \\$aEncyl. of psychology WWW page, viewed Apr. 22, 2010$b(Neuroticism: one of the basic dimensions of personality; based on activation thresholds in the sympathetic nervous systems or visceral brain. Activation can be measured by heart rate, blood pressure, cold hands, sweating, and muscular tension (especially in the forehead).)

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=001  9880940768902441
=005  20200528150300.0
=008  920204i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 92000610
=035  \\$a(DLC) sh 92000610
=035  \\$a(LIBRARY_OF_CONGRESS)98168727460000041
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aRecombinant microorganisms
=450  \\$aGenetically engineered microorganisms
=550  \\$wg$aMicroorganisms
=550  \\$wg$aTransgenic organisms
=550  \\$aMicrobial genetic engineering
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Environmental consequences of the release of genetically engineered micro-organisms, 1992.
=670  \\$aLC database, March 24, 1999$b(t: recombinant microorganisms, genetically engineered microorganisms)
=750  \2$aMicroorganisms, Genetically-Modified$0(DNLM)D000074041$5IEN

=LDR  00498cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880940769102441
=005  20200528135625.0
=008  860211||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85084129
=035  \\$a(DLC) sh 85084129
=035  \\$a(LIBRARY_OF_CONGRESS)98171159420000041
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=001  9880940769302441
=005  20200528130026.0
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=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
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=001  9880940769502441
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=010  \\$ash 93000862
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=035  \\$a(LIBRARY_OF_CONGRESS)98169438350000041
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=035  \\$a(DLC) sh 85083573
=035  \\$a(LIBRARY_OF_CONGRESS)98171508370000041
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=035  \\$a(LIBRARY_OF_CONGRESS)98168748940000041
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=001  9880940772502441
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=001  9880940772702441
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=010  \\$ash 94004103
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=035  \\$a(LIBRARY_OF_CONGRESS)98169204750000041
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
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=670  \\$a2012954506. Santlofer, Jonathan. The marijuana chronicles, 2013$b(The pleasures, pains, and complexities of marijuana are more than hinted at in works by William S. Burroughs, Jack Kerouac, Allen Ginsberg, Henry Miller, Hunter S. Thompson, and Thomas Pynchon, to name just a few, and I hope this anthology will add to that legacy and keep the flame of pot literature burning bright)
=670  \\$a2015040698. Schmader, David. Weed, 2016:$b(This definitive, hands-on, and experienced guide to the new world of decriminalized recreational marijuana)
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=450  \\$aLymph drainage massage
=450  \\$aLymph effleurage
=450  \\$aLymph massage
=450  \\$aLymphatic drainage massage
=450  \\$aLymphatic massage
=550  \\$wg$aMassage
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Lymphatic massage, c1999.
=670  \\$aDenning, E. Quick ref. dict. for mass. ther. and bodywork, c2005:$bp. 89 (lymph drainage therapy: "techniques used to manually attune the specific rhythm, pressure, quality, and direction of the lymph flow by using a combination of precise anatomical science and distinct manual techniques")
=670  \\$aCassar, M.-P. Handbk. of clin. mass., 2004:$bp. 237 (lymph massage, lymph effleurage)
=670  \\$aFrench, R.M. Milady's guide to lymph drainage massage, c2004.
=670  \\$aGould, F. Body mass. for holistic therapists, c2004:$bp. 225 (lymphatic drainage massage)
=670  \\$aFritz, S. Mosby's fundamentals of therapeutic massage, 2nd ed., c2000:$bp. 476 (lymphatic massage)
=670  \\$aLC database, Aug. 7, 2008$b(lymph drainage massage; lymph drainage therapy; Lymphatics--Massage)
=670  \\$aOCLC, Aug. 7, 2008$b(lymph drainage massage, lymph drainage therapy, lymphatic massage, lymphatic drainage massage, lymphatic drainage therapy; Lymphatics--Massage)
=675  \\$aClay, J.H., and D.M. Pounds. Basic clin. mass. ther., 2nd ed., c2008
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=001  9880940774302441
=005  20200522173022.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
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=550  \\$aBest management practices (Pollution prevention)
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=670  \\$aRandom House$b(nonpoint)
=670  \\$aEnv. reg. gloss.$b(nonpoint source, nonpoint source assessment)
=670  \\$aMeinck Worterbuch wasser$b(non-point source pollution, diffuse pollution)
=670  \\$aEnv. impact statement gloss.$b(nonpoint source)
=670  \\$aLee env. eng. dict.$b(non-point sources)
=670  \\$aLC database, June 24, 1993$b(non-point source pollution, nonpoint pollution, nonpoint source pollution, non-point sources of pollution, non-point pollution, nonpoint source water pollution)
=670  \\$aU.S. Environmental Protection Agency website, Oct. 13, 2005:$b(nonpoint source (NPS) pollution; rainfall or snowmelt moving over and through the ground picks up pollutants)
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=001  9880943874202441
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=670  \\$aNight eating is associated with emotional and external eating in college students. Eating behaviors, 13, 3 (2012):$b202-206, summary (Night eating syndrome (NES) consists of evening hyperphagia and/or nocturnal eating and has been associated with depressed mood that worsens in the evening)
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=001  9880944273902441
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=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aKing cobra
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=450  \\$aNaja hannah
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=001  9880944274102441
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=010  \\$ash 85070588
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=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dMMiltC
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=550  \\$wg$aStress (Psychology)
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=670  \\$aCartwright, S. Managing workplace stress, c1997.
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=LDR  00441cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880945371702441
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=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85099936
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=001  9880945372002441
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=001  9880947271402441
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=150  \0$aProcrastination
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=LDR  00656nz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880948274202441
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=670  \\$aWork cat.: 96-12923: Acamprosate in relapse prevention of alcoholism, c1996.
=670  \\$aMEDLINE, 3/19/96.
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=450  \\$aHubble-bubbles
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=670  \\$aLC database, Nov. 1, 2011$b(child rights)
=670  \\$aO'Donnell, D. Children are people too : a guide to the Convention on the Rights of the Child for students and teachers, c1996.
=670  \\$aThe Convention on the Rights of the Child, c1998.
=670  \\$aWringe, C. Children's rights, 1981.
=670  \\$aCovell, K. Children, families, and violence : challenges for children's rights, c2009.
=670  \\$aChildren's human rights, c2005.
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=450  \\$aChild mortality
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=680  \\$iHere are entered works on children's death rates and causes. Works on children's experiences with, conceptions of, and reactions to death are entered under$aChildren and death.$iWorks on the death of children are entered under$aChildren--Death.
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=750  \2$aChild Mortality$0(DNLM)D046688$5IEN

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=450  \\$aHospitalized children
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=450  \\$aParenthood, Preparation for
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=550  \\$wg$aFamily policy
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=550  \\$wg$aSocial work with children
=550  \\$wg$aSocial work with youth
=670  \\$aMalpractice and liability in child protective services, 1984.
=670  \\$aA parent's guide to child protective services (CPS), 1990.
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=450  \\$aChildren$xTraining
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=450  \\$aRearing of children
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=550  \\$wg$aChild care
=670  \\$aERIC thes.
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=550  \\$wg$aChildren$xInstitutional care
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=450  \\$aChildren$xPsychology
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=008  860211||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85021641 
=035  \\$aBZM1547NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQH604.3
=150  \\$aCell compartmentation
=450  \\$aCellular compartmentation
=450  \\$aCompartmentation, Cell
=450  \\$aCompartmentation of cells
=450  \\$aMicrocompartmentation (Cytology)
=550  \\$wg$aCell physiology
=550  \\$wg$aCellular control mechanisms
=690  \\$ar:AMD:6/19/90
=750  \2$aCell Compartmentation$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002451

=LDR  00478cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362011702441
=005  20120730162705.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85021640 
=035  \\$aBZM1546NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aCell aggregation
=450  \\$aAggregation, Cell
=450  \\$aCell patterning
=550  \\$wg$aCell interaction
=550  \\$aMicrobial aggregation
=690  \\$ar:AMD:6/19/90
=750  \2$aCell Aggregation$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002449

=LDR  00540cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362011802441
=005  20170620110125.0
=008  860211||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85021639
=035  \\$aBZM1545NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQH623
=150  \\$aCell adhesion
=450  \\$aAdherence, Cell
=450  \\$aCell adherence
=550  \\$wg$aAdhesion
=550  \\$wg$aCell interaction
=550  \\$wg$aMembrane fusion
=550  \\$aJunctional complexes (Epithelium)
=750  \2$aCell Adhesion$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002448

=LDR  00566cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362011902441
=005  20120730162705.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85021633 
=035  \\$aBZM1539NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRJ456.C44
=150  \\$aCeliac disease in children
=550  \\$wg$aPediatric gastroenterology
=750  \2$81$wb$aCeliac Disease$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002446
=750  \2$81$wb$aChild$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002648
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aCeliac Disease$iand$aChild$5IEN

=LDR  00458cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362012002441
=005  20120730162704.0
=008  940124i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85021632 
=035  \\$aBZM1538NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aCeliac disease
=450  \\$aCoeliac disease
=550  \\$wg$aDiarrhea
=550  \\$wg$aDigestive organs$xDiseases
=550  \\$wg$aMalabsorption syndromes
=750  \2$aCeliac Disease$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002446

=LDR  00360cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362012102441
=005  20120730162704.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85021630 
=035  \\$aBZM1536NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aCeliac artery
=550  \\$wg$aArteries
=690  \\$ar:AMD:6/19/90
=750  \2$aCeliac Artery$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002445

=LDR  00954cz  a2200253n  4500
=001  9880362012202441
=005  20200819175426.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85021621
=035  \\$aBZM1527LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aQK495.U48$cBotany
=053  \\$aSB335$cCulture
=150  \\$aCelery
=450  \\$aApium dulce
=450  \\$aApium graveolens
=450  \\$aApium graveolens dulce
=550  \\$wg$aApium
=670  \\$aHortus 3$b(Celery, Apium graveolens, var. dulce, A. dulce)
=670  \\$aWeb. 3$b(Celery, a European herbaceous plant (Apium graveolens), specif. one of a cultivated variety (A. graveolens dulce)
=670  \\$aBritannica Micro.$b(celery (Apium graveolens))
=670  \\$aTanaka's cyclo. edible plants$b(Apium graveolens, celery; var. dulce)
=670  \\$aFAO plants and plant products$b(Apium graveolens: celery; Apium graveolens, var. dulce: celery)
=750  \2$aApium$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000077102

=LDR  00824cz  a2200265n  4500
=001  9880362012302441
=005  20120730162704.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85021618 
=035  \\$aBZM1524NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dWaElC$dDLC
=150  \\$aCelebrities
=360  \\$itypes of celebrities, e.g.$aActors
=450  \\$aCelebrity culture
=450  \\$aCelebs
=450  \\$aCult of celebrity
=450  \\$aFamous people
=450  \\$aFamous persons
=450  \\$aIllustrious people
=450  \\$aWell-known people
=550  \\$wg$aPersons
=550  \\$aFan clubs
=670  \\$a97226200: Men�i�a�ilov, A. Katarsis : podnogotna�i�a l�i�ubvi, 1997.
=670  \\$aMiriam-Webster online, June 15, 1999$b(Celeb [reference to Celebrity])
=750  \2$aFamous Persons$5IEN$0(DNLM)D005197

=LDR  00619cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362012402441
=005  20060712084054.0
=008  031125i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85021612 
=035  \\$aBZM1518NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dWaU
=053  \0$aQK495.C385$cBotany
=150  \\$aCelastraceae
=450  \\$aBittersweet family (Plants)
=550  \\$wg$aCelastrales
=670  \\$aPlants database, Nov. 25, 2003$b(Family Celastraceae -- Bittersweet family. Order Celastrales)
=670  \\$aITIS, Nov. 25, 2003$b(Family Celastraceae -- bittersweet. Order Celastrales)
=750  \2$aCelastraceae$0(DNLM)D029753$5IEN

=LDR  00514cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362012502441
=005  20120730162704.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85021605 
=035  \\$aBZM1511NU
=035  \\$ash 85021605
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aRC735.C43$cRespiratory disease therapy
=053  \\$aRC874.5.C43$cGenitourinary disease therapy
=053  \\$aRM666.C3783$cPharmacology
=150  \\$aCefuroxime
=550  \\$wg$aCephalosporins
=750  \2$aCefuroxime$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002444

=LDR  00661cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362012602441
=005  20120730162704.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85021604 
=035  \\$aBZM1510NU
=035  \\$aSH 85021604
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aRM666.C3782$cPharmacology
=150  \\$aCefotetan
=550  \\$wg$aCephalosporins
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Cefotetan, a cephalosporin, a lactam antibiotic.)
=670  \\$aUSAN/USP$b(Cefotetan; Cefotetan disodium)
=670  \\$aMerck$b(Cefotetan: antibacterial broad-spectrum injectable semi-synthetic antibiotic derived from cephamycin.)
=750  \2$aCefotetan$5IEN$0(DNLM)D015313

=LDR  00369cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362012702441
=005  20120730162703.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85021602 
=035  \\$aBZM1508LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aQK494.5.P66
=150  \\$aCedrus
=550  \\$wg$aCedar
=550  \\$wg$aPinaceae
=750  \2$aCedrus$5IEN$0(DNLM)D028203

=LDR  00345cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362012802441
=005  20120730162703.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85021600 
=035  \\$aBZM1506NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aQK495.M52
=150  \\$aCedrela
=550  \\$wg$aMeliaceae
=750  \2$aCedrela$5IEN$0(DNLM)D031587

=LDR  00339cz  a2200133n  4500
=001  9880362012902441
=005  20120730162703.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|n\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85021594 
=035  \\$aBZM1500NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aCecum$xCancer
=690  \\$ar:AMD:6/19/90
=750  \2$aCecal Neoplasms$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002430

=LDR  00408cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362013002441
=005  20120730162703.0
=008  871219||\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85021593 
=035  \\$a(OCoLC)02130337
=035  \\$aBZM1499NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aCecum
=450  \\$aBlind gut
=450  \\$aCaecum
=550  \\$wg$aIntestine, Large
=750  \2$aCecum$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002432

=LDR  01032cz  a2200265n  4500
=001  9880362013102441
=005  20120730162702.0
=008  060301i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85021581 $zsh 86003018 $zsh 85019006 
=035  \\$aBZM1487NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQL737.P925$cZoology
=150  \\$aCebidae
=450  \\$wnne$aCallimiconidae
=450  \\$wnne$aCallitrichidae
=450  \\$aCebid monkeys
=450  \\$aCebids
=550  \\$wg$aNew World monkeys
=550  \\$wg$aPrimates
=670  \\$aWikipedia, Feb. 6, 2006$b(New World monkeys, Platyrrhini, include Family Cebidae: marmosets, tamarins, capuchins, and squirrel monkeys)
=670  \\$aGroves, C. Primate taxonomy, 2001:$bp. 126 (Family Cebidae Bonaparte, 1831)
=670  \\$aAlltheWeb search, Mar. 1, 2006$b(cebid monkeys, cebids)
=688  \\$aHeading from sh 85019006, deleted 20060425: 150:##:_{dollar}a Callitrichidae
=688  \\$aHeading from sh 86003018, deleted 20060425: 150:##:_{dollar}a Callimiconidae
=750  \2$aCebidae$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002427

=LDR  00555cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880362013202441
=005  20120210102333.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85021504 
=035  \\$aBZM1410NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aGB601$bGB608$cPhysical geography
=053  \\$aGN783$bGN783.5$cPrehistoric archaeology
=150  \\$aCaves
=450  \\$aCaverns
=450  \\$aGrottoes
=450  \\$aRock shelters
=450  \\$aRockshelters
=550  \\$wg$aLandforms
=550  \\$aSpeleology
=750  \2$aCaves$0(DNLM)D059552$5IEN

=LDR  00443cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362013302441
=005  20120730162702.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85021503 
=035  \\$aBZM1409NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQM505$cHuman anatomy
=053  \\$aRF421$cDiseases
=150  \\$aCavernous sinus
=450  \\$aSinus cavernosus
=690  \\$ar:AMD:6/19/90
=750  \2$aCavernous Sinus$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002426

=LDR  00442cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362013402441
=005  20120730162702.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85021470 
=035  \\$aBZM1376NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aCautery
=450  \\$aCauterization
=550  \\$wg$aTherapeutics, Surgical
=550  \\$wg$aWounds and injuries$xTreatment
=690  \\$ar:AMD:6/19/90
=750  \2$aCautery$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002425

=LDR  00486cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362013502441
=005  20120730162702.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85021457 
=035  \\$aBZM1363NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aRC422.C3
=150  \\$aCausalgia
=450  \\$aThermalgia
=550  \\$wg$aErythromelalgia
=550  \\$wg$aNeuralgia
=670  \\$aIntl. dict. med. biol.$b(Causalgia, also called thermalgia)
=750  \2$aCausalgia$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002422

=LDR  00358cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362013602441
=005  20050419092058.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85021446 
=035  \\$aBZM1352LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aQK569.C37$cBotany
=150  \\$aCaulerpa
=550  \\$wg$aCaulerpaceae
=750  \2$aCaulerpa$0(DNLM)D046068$5IEN

=LDR  00394cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362013702441
=005  20070518091943.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85021443 
=035  \\$aBZM1349NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQP383.9
=150  \\$aCaudate nucleus
=450  \\$aNucleus, Caudate
=550  \\$wg$aNeostriatum
=750  \2$aCaudate Nucleus$0(DNLM)D002421$5IEN

=LDR  00343cz  a2200133n  4500
=001  9880362013802441
=005  20120730162702.0
=008  921221||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85021442 
=035  \\$aBZM1348NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aCauda equina
=550  \\$wg$aSpinal nerve roots
=750  \2$aCauda Equina$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002420

=LDR  00924cz   2200241n  4500
=001  9880362013902441
=005  20230109164521.0
=008  860211||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85021431
=035  \\$aBZM1337NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aGN537
=150  \\$aCaucasian race
=450  \\$aCaucasians
=450  \\$aCaucasic race
=450  \\$aCaucasoid race
=450  \\$aWhite race
=550  \\$wg$aRace
=550  \\$aWhites
=680  \\$iHere are entered works of an anthropological nature focusing on the physical features that characterize Caucasians and distinguish them from other races of mankind. Works of a sociological nature that discuss white people as an element in the population, especially in countries where they are a minority, are entered under$aWhites.
=681  \\$iExample under$aAnthropology; Ethnology
=681  \\$iNote under$aWhites
=750  \2$aWhite People$5IEN$0(DNLM)D044465

=LDR  00441cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362014002441
=005  20120730162702.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|n\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85021307 
=035  \\$aBZM1213NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aSF961$bSF967
=150  \\$aCattle$xDiseases
=681  \\$iExample under$aAnimals--Diseases; Veterinary medicine
=690  \\$ar:AMD:6/19/90
=750  \2$aCattle Diseases$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002418

=LDR  00396cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362014102441
=005  20120730162700.0
=008  020927i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85021286 
=035  \\$aBZM1192NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aSF191$bSF219
=150  \\$aCattle
=450  \\$aBos taurus
=550  \\$wg$aBos
=550  \\$wg$aLivestock
=750  \2$aCattle$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002417

=LDR  00331cz  a2200133n  4500
=001  9880362014202441
=005  20120730162700.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85021264 
=035  \\$aBZM1170NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aSF985$bSF986
=150  \\$aCats$xDiseases
=750  \2$aCat Diseases$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002371

=LDR  01332cz  a2200301n  4500
=001  9880362014302441
=005  20120730162659.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85021262 
=035  \\$aBZM1168NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQL737.C23$cZoology
=053  \\$aSF441$bSF449$cPets
=150  \\$aCats
=450  \\$aCat, Domestic
=450  \\$aFelis catus
=450  \\$aFelis domestica
=450  \\$aFelis silvestris catus
=550  \\$wg$aDomestic animals
=550  \\$wg$aFelis
=670  \\$aGreat cats, 1991:$bp. 53 (Domestic cat, Felis silvestris catus)
=670  \\$aMammal species of the world, 1993:$bp. 290 (Felis silvestris, synonyms F. catus, F. lybica. "Includes F. catus (worldwide), which was domesticated from this species.")
=670  \\$aCorbet world list of mamm. sp.:$bp. 113 (Felis silvestris (catus) (lybica), wild cat)
=670  \\$aWalker mamm. world:$bv. 2, p. 1187 (Felis catus, domestic cat) p. 1192 ("The domestic cat evidently is descended primarily from the wild cat of Africa and extreme southwestern Asia, F. silvestris libyca.")
=680  \\$iHere are entered works on domestic breeds of cats. Works on the family of cats are entered under$aFelidae.
=681  \\$iExample under$aPets
=681  \\$iNote under$aFelidae
=750  \2$aCats$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002415

=LDR  00443cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362014402441
=005  20120730162659.0
=008  860211||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85021247 
=035  \\$aBZM1153NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQC702.7.P6$cPhysics
=150  \\$aCations
=450  \\$aPositive ions
=550  \\$wg$aIons
=750  \2$aCations$5IEN-M$0(DNLM)D002412
=750  \2$aCations, Divalent$5IEN-M$0(DNLM)D002413

=LDR  00753cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362014502441
=005  20100303132359.0
=008  860211||\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85021033 
=035  \\$aBZM0939NU
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh 85021033
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aTK7871.73
=150  \\$aCathode ray tubes
=450  \\$aCRT's
=550  \\$wg$aInformation display systems
=550  \\$wg$aVacuum-tubes
=680  \\$iHere are entered works on the theory, construction, design, characteristics, etc. of cathode ray tubes. Works on the application of cathode ray tubes in computer terminals are entered under$aVideo display terminals.
=681  \\$iNote under$aVideo display terminals
=750  \2$aCathode Ray Tube$0(DNLM)D055984$5IEN

=LDR  00389cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362014602441
=005  20110318090151.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85021026 
=035  \\$aBZM0932NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aCatheters
=550  \\$wg$aDrug delivery devices
=550  \\$wg$aSurgical instruments and apparatus
=750  \2$aCatheters$0(DNLM)D057785$5IEN

=LDR  00448cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362014702441
=005  20120730162658.0
=008  860211||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85021009 
=035  \\$aBZM0915NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aRC489.C37$cPsychiatry
=150  \\$aCatharsis
=450  \\$aAbreaction
=550  \\$wg$aEmotions
=550  \\$wg$aPsychoanalysis
=550  \\$wg$aTragedy
=750  \2$aCatharsis$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002399

=LDR  00359cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362014802441
=005  20120730162658.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85021006 
=035  \\$aBZM0912NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aCatgut
=550  \\$wg$aAnimal gut industries
=690  \\$ar:AMD:6/19/90
=750  \2$aCatgut$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002398

=LDR  00806cz  a2200253n  4500
=001  9880362014902441
=005  20120730162658.0
=008  000623i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85021003 
=035  \\$aBZM0909NU
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC$dDLC$dWaU$dDLC
=053  \0$aQL637.9.S5$cZoology
=053  \0$aSF458.C38$cAquarium fishes
=150  \\$aCatfishes
=450  \\$aCatfish
=450  \\$aNematognathi
=450  \\$wnne$aOstariophysi
=450  \\$aSiluriformes
=450  \\$aSiluroidea
=550  \\$wg$aOsteichthyes
=670  \\$aITIS*ca, June 23, 2000$b(Order Siluriformes--catfishes)
=670  \\$aFishbase WWW, June 23, 2000$b(Siluriformes (catfish))
=670  \\$aNelson, J.S. Fishes of the world, c1994:$bp. 152 (Order Siluriformes (Nematognathi))
=750  \2$aCatfishes$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002397

=LDR  00361cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362015002441
=005  20120730162658.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|n\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85020987 
=035  \\$aBZM0893NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRS165.C$cMateria medica
=150  \\$aCatechu
=690  \\$ar:AMD:6/19/90
=750  \2$aCatechin$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002392

=LDR  00583cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880362015102441
=005  20120730162657.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85020986 
=035  \\$aBZM0892NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQP801.C33$cAnimal biochemistry
=053  \\$aQP981.C25$cExperimental pharmacology
=150  \\$aCatecholamines
=450  \\$aSympathins
=550  \\$wg$aAmines
=550  \\$wg$aBiogenic amines
=550  \\$wg$aChromaffin cells
=550  \\$aHormones
=690  \\$ar:AMD:6/19/90
=750  \2$aCatecholamines$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002395

=LDR  00489cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362015202441
=005  20120730162657.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85020985 
=035  \\$aBZM0891NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQP572.C36
=150  \\$aCatechol estrogens
=450  \\$aEstrogens, Catechol
=550  \\$wg$aCatechol
=550  \\$wg$aEstradiol
=550  \\$wg$aEstrone
=690  \\$ar:AMD:6/19/90
=750  \2$aEstrogens, Catechol$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002393

=LDR  00388cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362015302441
=005  20120730162657.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85020984 
=035  \\$aBZM0890NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aCatechol
=450  \\$aPyrocatechol
=550  \\$wg$aPolyphenols
=690  \\$ar:AMD:6/19/90
=750  \2$aCatechols$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002396

=LDR  00427cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880361484502441
=005  20120730162103.0
=008  871218||\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85000532 
=035  \\$a(OCoLC)02000894
=035  \\$aBZK0438NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aTP213$cTechnology
=150  \\$aAcids
=550  \\$wg$aChemistry
=681  \\$iExample under$aChemicals
=750  \2$aAcids$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000143

=LDR  00388cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880361484602441
=005  20120730162123.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85000853 
=035  \\$aBZK0759NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQR201.A27$cVirology
=150  \\$aAdenovirus diseases
=550  \\$wg$aVirus diseases
=750  \2$aAdenoviridae Infections$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000257

=LDR  00322cz  a2200133n  4500
=001  9880361484702441
=005  20120730162028.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85000238 
=035  \\$aBZK0144NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aAbsinthe
=550  \\$wg$aLiqueurs
=750  \2$aAbsinthe$5IEN-M$0(DNLM)D018646

=LDR  00354cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880361484802441
=005  20120730162103.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85000531 
=035  \\$aBZK0437NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRB147
=150  \\$aAcidosis
=550  \\$wg$aAcid-base imbalances
=750  \2$aAcidosis$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000138

=LDR  00505cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880361484902441
=005  20120730162103.0
=008  931004i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85000526 
=035  \\$aBZK0432NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQC926.5$bQC926.57$cMeteorological aspects
=053  \\$aTD195.4$bTD195.56$cEnvironmental pollution
=150  \\$aAcid rain
=550  \\$wg$aAcid precipitation (Meteorology)
=550  \\$wg$aRain and rainfall
=750  \2$aAcid Rain$5IEN$0(DNLM)D015258

=LDR  00565cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880361485002441
=005  20120730162027.0
=008  030425i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85000235 
=035  \\$aBZK0141NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aHD5115$bHD5115.2
=150  \\$aAbsenteeism (Labor)
=450  \\$aAbsence from work
=450  \\$aEmployee absenteeism
=450  \\$aLabor absenteeism
=450  \\$aWork, Absence from
=550  \\$wg$aHours of labor
=681  \\$iExample under reference from$aLabor
=750  \2$aAbsenteeism$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000041

=LDR  01120cz  a2200301n  4500
=001  9880361485102441
=005  20131203085206.0
=008  000209i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85000852 
=035  \\$aBZK0758NU
=035  \\$aSH 85000852
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dCaAE
=053  \0$aQP563.A3
=150  \\$aAdenosylmethionine
=450  \\$aActive methionine
=450  \\$aS-adenosyl-methionine
=450  \\$aS-adenosylmethionine
=450  \\$aSAM-e (Amino acid)
=450  \\$aSAMe (Amino acid)
=550  \\$wg$aAdenosine
=550  \\$wg$aMethionine
=550  \\$wg$aMethyl groups
=550  \\$wg$aTransmethylation
=670  \\$aBrown, R. Stop depression now : SAM-e, the breakthrough supplement that works as well as prescription drugs in half the time, with no side effects, c1999.
=670  \\$aSAM-e website, Jan. 28, 2000$b(s-adenosylmethionine (dietary supplement used in depression, osteoarthritis, and liver disease))
=670  \\$aNetscape, Jan. 28, 2000$b(titles: S-Adenosyl Methionine (SAM-e/SAMe))
=670  \\$aMESH$b(S-Adenosylmethionine)
=750  \2$aS-Adenosylmethionine$5IEN$0(DNLM)D012436

=LDR  00720cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880361485202441
=005  20120730162102.0
=008  860211||\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85000523 
=035  \\$aBZK0429NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aAcid phosphatase
=450  \\$aAcid phosphomonoesterase
=550  \\$wg$aPhosphatases
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Prostatic acid phosphatase measurement : its role in detection and management of prostatic cancer, 1982.
=670  \\$aWeb. 3:$bunder Phosphatase.
=670  \\$aNLM.
=670  \\$aDorland's med. dict.
=670  \\$aStedman's med. dict.
=670  \\$aIUB Enzyme nomenclature, 1978:$bp. 242 (EC 3.1.3.2)
=750  \2$aAcid Phosphatase$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000135

=LDR  00568cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880361485302441
=005  20120730162027.0
=008  911218||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85000226 
=035  \\$aBZK0132NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQK898.A15
=150  \\$aAbscisic acid
=450  \\$aAbscissins$5IEN
=450  \\$aDormin
=550  \\$wg$aPlant hormones
=670  \\$aInter. dict. med. biol.$b(abscisic acid: a hormone produced by plants that promotes dormancy and abscission. Also called dormin.)
=750  \2$aAbscisic Acid$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000040

=LDR  00561cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880361485402441
=005  20120730162102.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85000518 
=035  \\$aBZK0424NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aAcid-base imbalances in children
=550  \\$wg$aMetabolic disorders in children
=750  \2$81$wb$aAcid-Base Imbalance$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000137
=750  \2$81$wb$aChild$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002648
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aAcid-Base Imbalance$iand$aChild$5IEN

=LDR  00476cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880361485502441
=005  20120730162026.0
=008  921112i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85000225 
=035  \\$aBZK0131NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRD641
=150  \\$aAbscess
=360  \\$isubdivision$aAbscess$iunder names of organs and regions of the body, e.g.$aFoot--Abscess
=550  \\$wg$aUlcers
=550  \\$aSuppuration
=750  \2$aAbscess$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000038

=LDR  00818cz  a2200277n  4500
=001  9880361485602441
=005  20120730162122.0
=008  920417||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85000850 
=035  \\$aBZK0755NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQP625.A3
=150  \\$aAdenosine triphosphate
=450  \\$aAdenosinetriphosphate
=450  \\$aAdenosinetriphosphoric acid
=450  \\$aAdenylpyrophosphate
=450  \\$aATP (Biochemistry)
=550  \\$wg$aAdenine nucleotides
=550  \\$wg$aPhosphates
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Bridger, W.A. Cell ATP, 1983.
=670  \\$aWeb. 3.
=670  \\$aNLM.
=670  \\$aNIH$b(Purine nucleotides, Adenine nucleotides, ATP)
=670  \\$aDorland's med. dict.
=670  \\$aStedman's med. dict.
=750  \2$aAdenosine Triphosphate$5IEN-M$0(DNLM)D000255

=LDR  00423cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880361485702441
=005  20120730162026.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85000206 
=035  \\$aBZK0112NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aAbortion, Therapeutic
=450  \\$aTherapeutic abortion
=550  \\$wg$aObstetrics$xSurgery
=690  \\$ar:AJO:8/8/90
=750  \2$aAbortion, Therapeutic$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000032

=LDR  00536cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880361485802441
=005  20120730162102.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85000517 
=035  \\$aBZK0423NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRC630
=150  \\$aAcid-base imbalances
=450  \\$aAcid-base disorders
=450  \\$aAcid-base imbalance
=450  \\$aImbalances, Acid-base
=550  \\$wg$aBody fluid disorders
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Acid-base imbalance)
=750  \2$aAcid-Base Imbalance$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000137

=LDR  00704cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880361485902441
=005  20120730162122.0
=008  920417||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85000847 
=035  \\$aBZK0753NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aAdenosine deaminase
=450  \\$aAdenosine aminohydrolase
=450  \\$aAminohydrolase, Adenosine
=450  \\$aDeaminase, Adenosine
=550  \\$wg$aHydrolases
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Adenosine deaminase in disorders of purine metabolism and in immune deficiency, 1985.
=670  \\$aDixon. Enzymes:$b3.5.4.4.
=670  \\$aEnzyme nomenclature.
=670  \\$aMESH.
=670  \\$aNIH.
=750  \2$aAdenosine Deaminase$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000243

=LDR  00423cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880361486002441
=005  20120730162025.0
=008  920521i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85000205 
=035  \\$aBZK0111NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aSeptic abortion
=450  \\$wnne$aAbortion, Septic
=550  \\$wg$aInfection
=550  \\$wg$aPregnancy$xComplications
=750  \2$aAbortion, Septic$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000031

=LDR  00394cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880361486102441
=005  20120730162102.0
=008  860211||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85000516 
=035  \\$aBZK0422NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aAcid-base equilibrium
=450  \\$aEquilibrium, Acid-base
=550  \\$wg$aBiochemistry
=750  \2$aAcid-Base Equilibrium$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000136

=LDR  00323cz  a2200133n  4500
=001  9880361486202441
=005  20120730162122.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85000846 
=035  \\$aBZK0752NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN-M
=150  \\$aAdenosine
=550  \\$wg$aAdenine
=750  \2$aAdenosine$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000241

=LDR  00785cz  a2200277n  4500
=001  9880361486302441
=005  20120730162025.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85000196 
=035  \\$aBZK0102NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aHQ767$bHQ767.52$cBirth control
=053  \0$aRA1067$cMedical jurisprudence
=053  \0$aRG734$bRG734.5$cObstetrical operations
=150  \\$aAbortion
=450  \\$aAbortion, Induced
=450  \\$aFeticide
=450  \\$aFoeticide
=450  \\$aInduced abortion
=450  \\$aPregnancy termination
=450  \\$aTermination of pregnancy
=550  \\$wg$aBirth control
=550  \\$wg$aFetal death
=550  \\$wg$aObstetrics$xSurgery
=550  \\$aReproductive rights
=750  \2$aAbortion, Induced$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000028

=LDR  01113cz  a2200301n  4500
=001  9880361486402441
=005  20120730162101.0
=008  920330i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85000510 
=035  \\$aBZK0416NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRJ482.A25
=150  \\$aAchondroplasia
=450  \\$aAchondroplasty
=450  \\$aChondrodystrophia foetalis
=450  \\$aFetal rickets
=450  \\$wnne$aRickets, Fetal
=550  \\$wg$aBones$xDiseases
=550  \\$wg$aDwarfism
=550  \\$wg$aFetus$xDiseases
=550  \\$wg$aMetabolism, Inborn errors of
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Kuklin, S. Thinking big : the story of a young dwarf, 1986.
=670  \\$aDorland's med. dict.
=670  \\$aMESH$b("herediatry congenital disturbance of epiphyseal chondroblastic growth and maturation, causing inadequate enchondral bone formation and resulting in a form of dwarfism with short limbs, normal trunk, small face, normal vault, lordosis and trident hands"
=670  \\$aGould med. dict.
=670  \\$aStedman's med. dict.
=670  \\$aNIH.
=750  \2$aAchondroplasia$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000130

=LDR  00457cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880361486502441
=005  20120730162024.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85000195 
=035  \\$aBZK0101NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aRG734.4$bRG734.5
=150  \\$aAbortifacients
=450  \\$aAbortifacient agents$5IEN
=550  \\$wg$aAbortion
=550  \\$wg$aObstetrical pharmacology
=750  \2$aAbortifacient Agents$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000019

=LDR  00965cz  a2200301n  4500
=001  9880361486602441
=005  20120730162121.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85000844 
=035  \\$aBZK0750NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aRC280.E55
=150  \\$aAdenomatosis, Familial endocrine
=450  \\$aEndocrine adenomatosis
=450  \\$aFamilial endocrine adenomatosis
=450  \\$aInherited polyendocrine syndrome
=450  \\$aMultiple endocrine adenomatosis
=450  \\$aMultiple Endocrine Neoplasia$5IEN
=450  \\$aNeoplasms, Multiple endocrine$5IEN
=450  \\$aPluriglandular adenomatosis
=450  \\$aPolyglandular adenomatosis
=450  \\$aWermer's syndrome
=550  \\$wg$aChromaffin cells$xTumors
=550  \\$wg$aEndocrine glands$xTumors
=550  \\$wg$aFamilial diseases
=550  \\$wg$aGenetic disorders
=550  \\$wg$aMultiple tumors
=750  \2$aMultiple Endocrine Neoplasia$5IEN$0(DNLM)D009377

=LDR  00638cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880361486702441
=005  20120730162101.0
=008  921201i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85000507 
=035  \\$aBZK0413NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRC840.A25
=150  \\$aAchlorhydria
=450  \\$aAnacidity, Gastric
=450  \\$aGastric anacidity
=450  \\$aGastric hypoacidity
=450  \\$aHypoacidity, Gastric
=450  \\$aHypochlorhydria
=550  \\$wg$aMetabolism$xDisorders
=550  \\$wg$aStomach$xDiseases
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Achlorhydria x Hypochlorhydria)
=750  \2$aAchlorhydria$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000126

=LDR  00321cz  a2200133n  4500
=001  9880361486802441
=005  20120730162121.0
=008  921221i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85000843 
=035  \\$aBZK0749NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aAdenoma
=550  \\$wg$aTumors
=750  \2$aAdenoma$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000236

=LDR  00336cz  a2200133n  4500
=001  9880361486902441
=005  20120730162121.0
=008  921221i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85000842 
=035  \\$aBZK0748NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aAdenolymphoma
=550  \\$wg$aLymphomas
=750  \2$aAdenolymphoma$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000235

=LDR  01390cz  a2200289n  4500
=001  9880361487002441
=005  20120730162058.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85000501 
=035  \\$aBZK0407NU
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh 85000501
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dWaU
=053  \0$aQK495.C74$cBotany
=150  \\$aYarrow
=450  \\$wnne$aAchillea
=450  \\$aYarrows
=550  \\$wg$aCompositae
=670  \\$aPlants national database, via WWW, Jan. 15, 2004$b(Achillea L., yarrow. Family Asteraceae)
=670  \\$aITIS, Jan. 15, 2004$b(Achillea L. Common name: yarrow)
=670  \\$aA synonymized checklist of the vascular flora of the United States, Puerto Rico, and the Virgin Islands, via WWW, Jan. 15, 2004$b(lists 7 species of Achillea, all with yarrow in common name)
=670  \\$aMabberley, D.J. The plant-book, c1997$b(Achillea L. Compositae. Many med. & cult. orn. (yarrow))
=670  \\$aFlora : dict. of common plant names, 2003$b(milfoil: Achillea, A. millefolium, Myriophyllum; yarrow: Achillea, A. millefolium)
=670  \\$aWiersema, J.H. World economic plants, c1999$b(Achillea L. - Yarrow - Asteraceae or Compositae)
=670  \\$aBeetle, A.A. Recommended plant names, 1970$b(Achillea, yarrow)
=670  \\$aWeb. 3$b(yarrow, n -s)
=670  \\$aEncarta world Eng. dict.$b(yarrow (plural -rows or -row))
=750  \2$aAchillea$5IEN$0(DNLM)D031162

=LDR  00358cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880361487102441
=005  20120730162120.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85000840 
=035  \\$aBZK0746NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aAdenoids
=550  \\$wg$aLymphoid tissue
=550  \\$wg$aNasopharynx
=750  \2$aAdenoids$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000234

=LDR  01118cz  a2200337n  4500
=001  9880361487202441
=005  20080208082214.0
=008  021007i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85000182 
=035  \\$aBZK0088NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dCaAE
=053  \0$aQM690$bQM695$cHuman teratology
=053  \0$aRG626$bRG629$cObstetrics
=150  \\$aAbnormalities, Human
=360  \\$isubdivision$aAbnormalities$iunder individual organs and regions of the body, e.g.$aHeart--Abnormalities
=450  \\$wnne$aAbnormalities
=450  \\$aAnomalies, Congenital
=450  \\$aBirth defects
=450  \\$aCongenital abnormalities
=450  \\$aCongenital anomalies
=450  \\$aDefects, Birth
=450  \\$wnne$aDeformities
=450  \\$aDevelopmental abnormalities
=450  \\$aHuman abnormalities
=450  \\$aMalformations, Congenital
=550  \\$wg$aMorphology
=550  \\$wg$aPathology
=550  \\$wg$aTeratogenesis
=550  \\$wg$aTeratology
=670  \\$aAlberta congenital anomalies surveillance system fifth report, 1980-1998, 2001.
=750  \2$aCongenital Abnormalties$0(DNLM)D000013$5IEN

=LDR  00339cz  a2200133n  4500
=001  9880361487302441
=005  20120730162120.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85000839 
=035  \\$aBZK0745NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aAdenoidectomy
=550  \\$wg$aAdenoids$xSurgery
=750  \2$aAdenoidectomy$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000233

=LDR  00552cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880361487402441
=005  20120730162057.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85000470 
=035  \\$aBZK0376NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aQD305.H8$cChemistry
=053  \\$aTP765$bTP770$cChemical technology
=150  \\$aAcetylene
=450  \\$aBiacetylene
=450  \\$aButadiine
=450  \\$aButadiyne
=450  \\$aDiacetylene
=550  \\$wg$aAlkynes
=681  \\$iExample under$aGases
=750  \2$aAcetylene$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000114

=LDR  00542cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880361487502441
=005  20120730162021.0
=008  920207i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85000161 
=035  \\$aBZK0067NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aBF723.A25
=150  \\$aAbility in children
=550  \\$wg$aChild psychology
=750  \2$81$wb$aAptitude$5IEN$0(DNLM)D001076
=750  \2$81$wb$aChild$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002648
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aAptitude$iand$aChild$5IEN

=LDR  00474cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880361487602441
=005  20120730162120.0
=008  860211||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85000837 
=035  \\$aBZK0743NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aAdenohypophysis
=450  \\$aAnterior pituitary gland
=450  \\$aPituitary gland, Anterior$5IEN
=550  \\$wg$aPituitary gland
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/18/90
=750  \2$aPituitary Gland, Anterior$5IEN$0(DNLM)D010903

=LDR  00396cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880361487702441
=005  20120730162057.0
=008  860211||\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85000469 
=035  \\$aBZK0375NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQP801.A
=150  \\$aAcetylcoenzyme A
=450  \\$aAcetyl coenzyme A
=550  \\$wg$aCoenzymes
=750  \2$aAcetyl Coenzyme A$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000105

=LDR  00765cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880361487802441
=005  20120730162019.0
=008  860211||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85000157 
=035  \\$aBZK0063NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aBF431$bBF433$cPsychology
=150  \\$aAbility$xTesting
=360  \\$isubdivision$aAbility testing$iunder topical headings, and subdivision$aTesting$iunder phrase headings for types of ability for discussions of tests of native aptitude or acquired proficiency in a particular field
=450  \\$aAbility testing
=450  \\$aAptitude tests
=450  \\$aTesting, Ability
=550  \\$wg$aEducational tests and measurements
=550  \\$wg$aPsychological tests
=750  \2$aAptitude Tests$5IEN$0(DNLM)D001077

=LDR  00335cz  a2200133n  4500
=001  9880361487902441
=005  20120730162120.0
=008  921221i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85000835 
=035  \\$aBZK0741NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aAdenocarcinoma
=550  \\$wg$aCancer
=750  \2$aAdenocarcinoma$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000230

=LDR  00350cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880361488002441
=005  20120730162120.0
=008  920417||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85000834 
=035  \\$aBZK0740NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aAdenine
=450  \\$aAminopurine
=550  \\$wg$aPurines
=750  \2$aAdenine$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000225

=LDR  00725cz  a2200253n  4500
=001  9880361488102441
=005  20120730162018.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85000155 
=035  \\$aBZK0061NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aAbility
=450  \\$aAbilities
=450  \\$aAptitude
=450  \\$aProficiency
=450  \\$aSkill
=450  \\$aSkills
=450  \\$aTalent
=450  \\$aTalents
=550  \\$aExpertise
=670  \\$aERIC thes.$b(Ability)
=670  \\$aRandom House$b(ability; abilities: talents; special skills or aptitudes. Syn: capability, proficiency)
=670  \\$aThes. psych. index terms$b(Ability UF Aptitude; Skills; Talent)
=750  \2$aAptitude$5IEN$0(DNLM)D001076

=LDR  00806cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880361488202441
=005  20120730162057.0
=008  920330||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85000468 
=035  \\$aBZK0374NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aAcetylcholine$xReceptors
=450  \\$wnne$aCholinergic receptors
=450  \\$aCholinoceptive sites
=450  \\$aCholinoceptors
=550  \\$wg$aNeurotransmitter receptors
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Neuroreceptors : proceedings of the symposium, Berlin (West), Sept. 28-29, 1981, 1982.
=670  \\$aNATO Advanced Research Workshop on Nicotinic Acetylcholine Receptors ... c1988.
=670  \\$aLC data base, 11/1/88.
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Receptors, Cholinergic x Acetylcholine receptors)
=750  \2$aReceptors, Cholinergic$5IEN$0(DNLM)D011950

=LDR  00447cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880361488302441
=005  20120803090139.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85000815 
=035  \\$aBZK0721NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRC659
=150  \\$aAddison's disease
=450  \\$aBronzed skin
=550  \\$wg$aAdrenal glands$xDiseases
=550  \\$wg$aAutoimmune diseases
=750  \2$aAddison Disease$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000224

=LDR  00591cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880361488402441
=005  20120730162018.0
=008  920207||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85000113 
=035  \\$aBZK0019NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aAbdominal wall
=550  \\$wg$aAbdomen$xMuscles
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Alimentary canal and abdominal wall, 1983.
=670  \\$aDorland's med. dict.$b(Wall: the limiting structure of a space, as of the chest, abdomen or hollow organ, or of a definitive mass of material)
=670  \\$aMESH.
=750  \2$aAbdominal Wall$5IEN$0(DNLM)D034861

=LDR  00599cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880361488502441
=005  20120730162017.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85000112 
=035  \\$aBZK0018LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \\$aRJ456.A26
=150  \\$aAbdominal pain in children
=550  \\$wg$aChildren$xDiseases
=550  \\$wg$aPediatric gastroenterology
=750  \2$81$wb$aAbdominal Pain$5IEN$0(DNLM)D015746
=750  \2$81$wb$aChild$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002648
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aAbdominal Pain$iand$aChild$5IEN

=LDR  00586cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880361488602441
=005  20120730162119.0
=008  920330i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85000801 
=035  \\$aBZK0707NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQP82$bQP82.2
=150  \\$aAdaptation (Physiology)
=360  \\$isubdivision$aAdaptation$iunder individual organs and regions of the body, e.g.$aFoot--Adaptation
=450  \\$aCompensation (Physiology)
=450  \\$aPlasticity (Physiology)
=550  \\$wg$aEcophysiology
=750  \2$aAdaptation, Physiological$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000222

=LDR  00410cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880361488702441
=005  20120730162057.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85000467 
=035  \\$aBZK0373NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aAcetylcholine
=550  \\$wg$aCholine
=550  \\$wg$aNeurotransmitters
=550  \\$aCholinergic mechanisms
=750  \2$aAcetylcholine$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000109

=LDR  00370cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880361488802441
=005  20120730162016.0
=008  921112i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85000111 
=035  \\$aBZK0017NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aAbdominal pain
=550  \\$wg$aAbdomen$xDiseases
=550  \\$wg$aPain
=750  \2$aAbdominal Pain$5IEN$0(DNLM)D015746

=LDR  00537cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880361488902441
=005  20120730162117.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85000800 
=035  \\$aBZK0706NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQH546
=150  \\$aAdaptation (Biology)
=450  \\$aEnvironment
=550  \\$wg$aBiology
=550  \\$wg$aSelf-organizing systems
=550  \\$wg$aVariation (Biology)
=550  \\$aBiological fitness
=550  \\$aGenetics
=750  \2$aAdaptation, Biological$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000220

=LDR  00574cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880361489002441
=005  20120730162015.0
=008  921112i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85000110 
=035  \\$aBZK0016NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aAbdominal decompression
=450  \\$aDecompression, Abdominal
=450  \\$aLower body negative pressure$5IEN
=550  \\$wg$aAtmospheric pressure$xPhysiological effect
=550  \\$wg$aDecompression sickness
=550  \\$wg$aTherapeutics, Physiological
=750  \2$aLower Body Negative Pressure$5IEN$0(DNLM)D008150

=LDR  00927cz  a2200289n  4500
=001  9880361489102441
=005  20120730162056.0
=008  920330||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85000466 
=035  \\$aBZK0372NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRC268.7.A23$cCarcinogens
=150  \\$aAcetylaminofluorene
=450  \\$aAAF
=450  \\$aAcetamidofluorene
=450  \\$aFAA (Chemical)
=450  \\$aFluorenylacetamide
=550  \\$wg$aAcetamide
=550  \\$wg$aCarcinogens
=550  \\$wg$aPolycyclic compounds
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Innovations in cancer risk assessment (ED b01 (B study) : proceedings of a symposium, c1979.
=670  \\$aNLM$b(2-Acetylaminofluorene; x Fluorenylacetamide)
=670  \\$aNIH$b(Fluorenes, AAF)
=670  \\$aDorland's med. dict.
=670  \\$aStedman's med. dict.
=670  \\$aMerck$b(N-Fluorenylacetamide)
=750  \2$a2-Acetylaminofluorene$5IEN$0(DNLM)D015073

=LDR  00559cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880361489202441
=005  20120730162117.0
=008  921201i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85000799 
=035  \\$aBZK0705NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aAdaptability (Psychology)
=450  \\$aAdaptation (Psychology)
=450  \\$aAdaptive behavior
=450  \\$aFlexibility (Psychology)
=450  \\$aMalleability (Psychology)
=550  \\$wg$aPersonality
=550  \\$aAdjustment (Psychology)
=750  \2$aAdaptation, Psychological$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000223

=LDR  00370cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880361489302441
=005  20120730162015.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85000106 
=035  \\$aBZK0012NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aAbdominal aorta
=450  \\$aAorta, Abdominal$5IEN
=550  \\$wg$aAorta
=750  \2$aAorta, Abdominal$5IEN$0(DNLM)D001012

=LDR  00772cz  a2200253n  4500
=001  9880361489402441
=005  20190215104155.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85000796
=035  \\$aBZK0702LC
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh 85000796
=035  \\$a(LIBRARY_OF_CONGRESS)98168707190000041
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dAzTeS
=053  \0$aQK495.M27
=150  \\$aAdansonia
=450  \\$aBaobab (Genus)
=450  \\$aBaobabs
=550  \\$wg$aBombacaceae
=550  \\$wg$aMalvaceae
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Baobab, portrait of a tree [motion picture] 1983.
=670  \\$aWeb. 3:$bp. 23 (Adansonia; Bombacaceae)
=670  \\$aInd. nom. gen. (plant.):$bp. 26 (Adansonia Linnaeus; Bombacaceae)
=670  \\$aSPN:$bp. 7.
=750  \2$aAdansonia$5IEN$0(DNLM)D035162

=LDR  00356cz  a2200133n  4500
=001  9880361489502441
=005  20120730162015.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85000104 
=035  \\$aBZK0010NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aAbdominal aneurysm
=550  \\$wg$aAortic aneurysms
=750  \2$aAortic Aneurysm, Abdominal$5IEN$0(DNLM)D017544

=LDR  02059cz  a2200265n  4500
=001  9880361489602441
=005  20120730162055.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85000465 
=035  \\$aBZK0371NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aPhenacetin
=450  \\$wnne$aAcetophenetidin
=450  \\$aAcetphenetidin
=450  \\$aP-acetophenetidide
=450  \\$aPara-acetphenetidine
=450  \\$aPara-acetylphenetidin
=450  \\$aPhenacetine
=550  \\$wg$aAcetanilide
=550  \\$wg$aEnzyme inhibitors
=670  \\$aMeSH browser, Dec. 28, 2006$b(Phenacetin. Entry term: Acetophenetidin. Pharm. action: Analgesics, Non-Narcotic, Enzyme Inhibitors)
=670  \\$aDujardin-Beaumetz. Clinical observations on the action of Phenacetine-Bayer, 1889:$bp. 1 (The phenacetins (or acetphenetidins) are three in number: meta-acet-phenetidin, para-acet-phenetidin, and ortho-acet-phenetidin. The first of these seems to possess no therapeutic properties. It was in 1887, only last year, that para-acet-phenetidin (Phenacetine) was used for the first time experimentally by Dr. Kobler and others ... phenacetin outrivals its predecessors) p. 2 (Phenacetin seems therefore to be not only an analgesic but a narcotic ...  Phenacetine ... can be given for a long period of time ...  Phenacetine-Bayer (Para-Acetphenetidine), prepared by the Farbenfabriken, formerly Friedr. Bayer & Co. ... is supplied by us)
=670  \\$aMallinckrodt Baker, Inc. WWW "jtbaker" site viewed Dec. 5, 2006:$bMaterial Safety Data Sheet pages (Phenacetin; synonyms: p-Acetophenetidide ... acetophenetin ... para acetylphenetidin)
=670  \\$aChemical Heritage Foundation WWW site viewed Dec. 5, 2006:$bAspirin adventures pages (Bayer called its first pharmaceutical product ... acetophenetidin. [I]ts creators called this new drug Phenacetin. This new pharmaceutical marked the beginning of the modern drug industry--for the first time, a drug had been conceived, developed, tested, and marketed by a private company)
=750  \2$aPhenacetin$5IEN$0(DNLM)D010615

=LDR  00439cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880361489702441
=005  20120730162116.0
=008  921221i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85000793 
=035  \\$aBZK0699NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aAdams-Stokes syndrome
=450  \\$aMorgagni-Adams-Stokes syndrome
=450  \\$aStokes-Adams syndrome
=550  \\$wg$aHeart block
=750  \2$aAdams-Stokes Syndrome$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000219

=LDR  00396cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880361489802441
=005  20120730162015.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|n\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85000103 
=035  \\$aBZK0009NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRD540$bRD548
=150  \\$aAbdomen$xWounds and injuries
=450  \\$aAbdominal injuries$5IEN
=750  \2$aAbdominal Injuries$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000007

=LDR  00335cz  a2200133n  4500
=001  9880361489902441
=005  20120730162116.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85000784 
=035  \\$aBZK0690NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aAdamantane
=550  \\$wg$aInterferon inducers
=750  \2$aAdamantane$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000218

=LDR  00391cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880361490002441
=005  20120730162014.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|n\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85000102 
=035  \\$aBZK0008NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRC280.A2
=053  \\$aRD668
=150  \\$aAbdomen$xTumors
=690  \\$ar:AJO:8/8/90
=750  \2$aAbdominal Neoplasms$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000008

=LDR  00836cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880361490102441
=005  20120730162055.0
=008  860211||\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85000464 
=035  \\$aBZK0370NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aRA1242.A323$cToxicology
=150  \\$aAcetonitrile
=450  \\$aCyanomethane
=450  \\$aEthanenitrile
=450  \\$aMethanecarbonitrile
=450  \\$aMethyl cyanide
=450  \\$aMethylcyanure
=550  \\$wg$aNitriles
=670  \\$a2011043385: Acetonitrile : properties, applications, and health effects, c2011:$bECIP t.p. (acetonitrile) galley (also known as cyanomethane, methylcyanide, ethanenitrile, methanecarbonitrile)
=670  \\$aMedlinePlus, medical dict., Nov. 25, 2011$b(acetonitrile; also called methyl cyanide)
=750  \2$aAcetonitriles$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000097

=LDR  00381cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880361490202441
=005  20120730162114.0
=008  860211||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85000770 
=035  \\$aBZK0676NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQD281.A2$cOrganic chemistry
=150  \\$aAcylation
=550  \\$wg$aChemical reactions
=750  \2$aAcylation$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000215

=LDR  00318cz  a2200121n  4500
=001  9880361490302441
=005  20120730162014.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|n\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85000100 
=035  \\$aBZK0006NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aAbdomen$xRadiography
=750  \2$aRadiography, Abdominal$5IEN$0(DNLM)D011860

=LDR  00303cz  a2200121n  4500
=001  9880361490402441
=005  20180130155508.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|n\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85000098
=035  \\$aBZK0004NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=150  \\$aAbdomen$xMuscles
=750  \2$aAbdominal Muscles$0(DNLM)D000009$5IEN

=LDR  00708cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880361490502441
=005  20120730162114.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
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=670  \\$aMESH browser, Mar. 28, 2006$b(Actinobacillus in family Pasteurellaceae)
=670  \\$aWeb. 3.
=670  \\$aBergy's manual, 5th ed.:$bp. 373.
=670  \\$aZinsser. Microbiology, 1980:$bp. 793.
=750  \2$aActinobacillus$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000188

=LDR  00598cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880361493802441
=005  20120730162045.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85000377 
=035  \\$aBZK0283NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
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=053  \\$aQH543.2$cEcology
=053  \\$aSF87$cAnimal culture
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=450  \\$aEnvironment$5IEN
=550  \\$wg$aAdaptation (Biology)
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=550  \\$aHuman beings$xEffect of climate on
=750  \2$aAcclimatization$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000064

=LDR  00511cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880361874402441
=005  20120730162816.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85028834 
=035  \\$aBZM8740NU
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=053  \\$aTN313$bTN315$cMine accidents
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=750  \2$aSpontaneous Combustion$5IEN$0(DNLM)D018605

=LDR  01971cz  a2200289n  4500
=001  9880361874502441
=005  20120730162813.0
=008  860211||\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85028562 
=035  \\$aBZM8468NU
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=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
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=680  \\$iWorks on the colonial period of individual regions or countries are entered under the name of the region or country with appropriate subdivision, e.g.$aIndia--Politics and government--1919-1947.
=680  \\$iWorks on the influence of former colonial policies and structures on the existing institutions of former colonies are entered under the current name of the particular region or country with subdivision$aColonial influence.
=681  \\$iNote under$aColonization
=750  \2$aColonialism$5IEN$0(DNLM)D018595

=LDR  00392cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880361874602441
=005  20120730162816.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85028827 
=035  \\$aBZM8733LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
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=150  \\$aCombretaceae
=450  \\$aTerminaliaceae
=550  \\$wg$aMyrtales
=750  \2$aCombretaceae$5IEN$0(DNLM)D029764

=LDR  00353cz  a2200133n  4500
=001  9880361874702441
=005  20120730162812.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|n\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85028550 
=035  \\$aBZM8456NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aColon (Anatomy)$xSurgery
=690  \\$ar:AMD:6/21/90
=750  \2$aColorectal Surgery$5IEN$0(DNLM)D003107

=LDR  00400cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880361874802441
=005  20120730162812.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85028545 
=035  \\$aBZM8451NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRC860
=150  \\$aColon (Anatomy)$xDiseases
=550  \\$wg$aProctology
=690  \\$ar2:AMD:6/26/90
=750  \2$aColonic Diseases$5IEN$0(DNLM)D003108

=LDR  00472cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880361874902441
=005  20070531100349.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85028781 
=035  \\$aBZM8687NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aRB150.C6
=150  \\$aComa
=450  \\$aComatose state
=550  \\$wg$aLoss of consciousness
=550  \\$aPersistent vegetative state
=670  \\$aRandom House$b(Coma, comatose)
=750  \2$aComa$0(DNLM)D003128$5IEN

=LDR  00352cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880361875002441
=005  20050505083954.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85028750 
=035  \\$aBZM8656LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aQL696.C6
=150  \\$aColumbiformes
=550  \\$wg$aBirds
=750  \2$aColumbiformes$0(DNLM)D046092$5IEN

=LDR  00515cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880361875102441
=005  20120730162812.0
=008  871218i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85028544 
=035  \\$a(OCoLC)02020833
=035  \\$aBZM8450NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRC280.C6
=150  \\$aColon (Anatomy)$xCancer
=450  \\$aColon cancer
=450  \\$aColorectal cancer
=670  \\$aLC data base, 7/6/90$b(colon cancer; colorectal cancer)
=750  \2$aColonic Neoplasms$5IEN-M$0(DNLM)D003110

=LDR  00610cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880361875202441
=005  20120730162812.0
=008  871218||\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85028542 
=035  \\$a(OCoLC)02020822
=035  \\$aBZM8448NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQL863$cComparative anatomy
=053  \\$aQM345$cHuman anatomy
=150  \\$aColon (Anatomy)
=450  \\$aColorectum
=550  \\$wg$aIntestine, Large
=670  \\$aDorland's med. dict.$b(Colon; Colorectum: the colon and rectum together considered as an anatomic or functional unit)
=750  \2$aColon$5IEN$0(DNLM)D003106

=LDR  01306cz  a2200301n  4500
=001  9880361875302441
=005  20120730162815.0
=008  040513i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85028731 
=035  \\$aBZM8637NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dWaU
=053  \0$aQL666.O636$cZoology
=150  \\$aColubridae
=450  \\$aColubrid snakes
=450  \\$aColubrids
=450  \\$aEgg-laying snakes, Harmless
=450  \\$aHarmless egg-laying snakes
=450  \\$aHomalopsidae
=450  \\$aNatricidae
=450  \\$aTypical snakes
=550  \\$wg$aSnakes
=550  \\$wg$aSquamata
=670  \\$aITIS, Oct. 18, 2000$b(Colubridae. Common names: colubrids; typical snakes. Suborder Serpentes, Order Squamata)
=670  \\$aThe EMBL reptile database, Oct. 18, 2000$b(Family Colubridae (Colubrids). Superfamily: Xenophidia (Colubroidea or Caenophidia), Suborder: Serpentes (Ophidia), Order: Squamata)
=670  \\$aLC database, Feb. 6, 2003$b(titles: colubrid snakes)
=670  \\$aStandard common and current scientific names for North American amphibians, turtles, reptiles & crocodilians, via WWW, May 13, 2004$b(Colubridae - Harmless Egg-Laying Snakes - Oppel, 1811)
=670  \\$aITIS, May 13, 2004$b(Colubridae Oppel, 1811 -- colubrids, typical snakes)
=750  \2$aColubridae$5IEN$0(DNLM)D017812

=LDR  00421cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880361875402441
=005  20120730162812.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85028468 
=035  \\$aBZM8374LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQK495.A685$cBotany
=150  \\$aColocasia
=450  \\$aElephant's ear plants
=450  \\$aLeucocasia
=550  \\$wg$aAraceae
=750  \2$aColocasia$5IEN$0(DNLM)D031060

=LDR  00426cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880361875502441
=005  20120730162815.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85028718 
=035  \\$aBZM8624NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRG107.5.C6
=150  \\$aColposcopy
=550  \\$wg$aEndoscopy
=550  \\$wg$aVagina$xExamination
=690  \\$ar:AMD:6/21/90
=750  \2$aColposcopy$5IEN$0(DNLM)D003127

=LDR  00434cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880361875602441
=005  20120730162815.0
=008  921221||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85028714 
=035  \\$aBZM8620NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aColostrum
=450  \\$aForemilk
=550  \\$wg$aMammary glands$xSecretions
=670  \\$aRandom House$b(Colostrum, also called Foremilk)
=750  \2$aColostrum$5IEN$0(DNLM)D003126

=LDR  00618cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880361875702441
=005  20120730162812.0
=008  940322i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85028467 
=035  \\$aBZM8373NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQL737.P93
=150  \\$aColobus
=450  \\$aColobi
=450  \\$aColobuses
=450  \\$aPiliocolobus
=450  \\$aProcolobus
=550  \\$wg$aCercopithecidae
=550  \\$wg$aColobine monkeys
=670  \\$aRandom House$b(Colobus n. pl. buses, -bi; any of several large slender African monkeys of genus Colobus)
=750  \2$aColobus$5IEN$0(DNLM)D003104

=LDR  00441cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880361875802441
=005  20080307092912.0
=008  940322i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85028713 
=035  \\$aBZM8619NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aColostomy
=450  \\$aAnus preternatural
=450  \\$aArtificial anus
=550  \\$wg$aColon (Anatomy)$xSurgery
=550  \\$wg$aEnterostomy
=750  \2$aColostomy$0(DNLM)D003125$5IEN

=LDR  00800cz  a2200313n  4500
=001  9880361875902441
=005  20120730162811.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85028453 
=035  \\$aBZM8359NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQD549$cChemistry
=053  \\$aQP525$cPhysiology
=150  \\$aColloids
=450  \\$aDispersoids
=450  \\$aGels
=450  \\$aHydrogels
=450  \\$aSols
=550  \\$wg$aAmorphous substances
=550  \\$wg$aChemistry, Physical and theoretical
=550  \\$wg$aDiffusion
=550  \\$wg$aMatter$xProperties
=550  \\$wg$aSolution (Chemistry)
=550  \\$wg$aSurface chemistry
=550  \\$aMicelles
=550  \\$aParticles
=550  \\$aRheology
=690  \\$ar:AMD:6/21/90
=750  \2$aColloids$5IEN$0(DNLM)D003102

=LDR  00328cz  a2200133n  4500
=001  9880361876002441
=005  20120730162811.0
=008  920103||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85028450 
=035  \\$aBZM8356NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aCollodion
=550  \\$wg$aPyroxylin
=750  \2$aCollodion$5IEN$0(DNLM)D003101

=LDR  00653cz  a2200241n  4500
=001  9880361876102441
=005  20120730162814.0
=008  860211||\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85028698 
=035  \\$aBZM8604NU
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh 85028698
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aTP456.C65$cFood processing
=053  \0$aTX571.C7$cNutrition
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=450  \\$aFood coloring agents$5IEN
=450  \\$aFood colorings
=450  \\$aFood colors
=450  \\$aFood dyes
=550  \\$wg$aColor of food
=550  \\$wg$aFood
=750  \2$aFood Coloring Agents$5IEN$0(DNLM)D005505

=LDR  00385cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880361876202441
=005  20091205122219.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85028423 $zsh 88022032 
=035  \\$aBZM8329LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQK625.M4$cBotany
=150  \\$aColletotrichum
=550  \\$wg$aMelanconiaceae
=750  \2$aColletotrichum$0(DNLM)D020231$5IEN

=LDR  00861cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880361876302441
=005  20120730162814.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85028695 
=035  \\$aBZM8601NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
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=053  \0$aQD272.C6$cOrganic chemistry
=053  \\$aQC495$5IEN
=150  \\$aColorimetry
=450  \\$aColor$xMeasurement
=450  \\$aColor measurement
=550  \\$wg$aOptical measurements
=670  \\$aBarnhart, R.K. Dict. of science$b(colorimetry: a measurement or analysis by means of a colorimeter)
=670  \\$aEngineering information thes., 1st ed.$b(colorimetry: scope note: measurement of colors by determining the intensities of the three primary colors that make up a given color; BT: optical variables measurement)
=750  \2$aColorimetry$5IEN$0(DNLM)D003124

=LDR  00595cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880361876402441
=005  20120811121348.0
=008  920207i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85028658 
=035  \\$aBZM8564NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aBF723.C55
=150  \\$aColor vision in children
=550  \\$wg$aChild psychology
=550  \\$wg$aChildren$xPhysiology
=750  \2$81$wb$aColor Vision$5IEN$0(DNLM)D055253
=750  \2$81$wb$aChild$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002648
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aColor Vision$iand$aChild$5IEN

=LDR  00768cz  a2200241n  4500
=001  9880361876502441
=005  20120730162811.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85028110 
=035  \\$aBZM8016NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dNNU-L
=150  \\$aCollective labor agreements
=450  \\$aAgreements, Collective labor
=450  \\$aCollective agreements
=450  \\$aCollective bargaining agreements
=450  \\$aCollective labor agreements$xLaw and legislation
=450  \\$aLabor agreements
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=450  \\$aUnion agreements
=550  \\$wg$aCollective bargaining
=550  \\$wg$aLabor contract
=550  \\$aStrikes and lockouts$xLaw and legislation
=750  \2$aCollective Bargaining$5IEN$0(DNLM)D003098

=LDR  00733cz   2200253n  4500
=001  9880361876602441
=005  20241021155604.0
=008  860211||\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85028094 
=035  \\$aBZM8000NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aHM866$bHM886$cSociology
=150  \\$aCollective behavior
=450  \\$aBehavior, Collective
=450  \\$aCrowd behavior
=450  \\$aCrowds$xPsychology
=450  \\$aMass behavior
=550  \\$wg$aHuman behavior
=550  \\$wg$aSocial action
=550  \\$wg$aSocial psychology
=550  \\$aCrowds
=750  \2$aMass Behavior$5IEN$0(DNLM)D008399$0(DNLM)D000090522$5IEN-M
=750  \2$aMass Gatherings$0(DNLM)D000090522$5IEN-M
=930  \\$aLCSH Mapping GN 2024/10/08

=LDR  00789cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880361876702441
=005  20120730162810.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85027996 
=035  \\$aBZM7902NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aHD6971.5
=150  \\$aCollective bargaining
=450  \\$aBargaining
=450  \\$aLabor negotiations
=550  \\$wg$aIndustrial relations
=550  \\$wg$aNegotiation in business
=670  \\$aLCSH updates, 8/90$b(heading Disclosure of information (Collective bargaining) cancelled because it is covered by the headings Disclosure of information, and Collective bargaining))
=690  \\$ar:AMD:6/21/90
=690  \\$ar:GLS:9/5/90 (citation for cancelled heading added)
=750  \2$aCollective Bargaining$5IEN$0(DNLM)D003098

=LDR  00600cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880361876802441
=005  20120730162810.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85027992 
=035  \\$aBZM7898NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aZ687
=150  \\$aCollection development (Libraries)
=450  \\$aCollection building (Libraries)
=450  \\$aLibraries$xCollection development
=450  \\$aLibrary collection development
=550  \\$wg$aCollection management (Libraries)
=550  \\$aAcquisitions (Libraries)
=750  \2$aLibrary Collection Development$5IEN$0(DNLM)D016243

=LDR  00429cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880361876902441
=005  20120730162810.0
=008  930106i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85027980 
=035  \\$aBZM7886NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQP110.C64
=150  \\$aCollateral circulation
=450  \\$aCirculation, Collateral
=550  \\$wg$aBlood$xCirculation
=750  \2$aCollateral Circulation$5IEN$0(DNLM)D003097

=LDR  00443cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880361877002441
=005  20120730162810.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85027974 
=035  \\$aBZM7880NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aRC311.3.C6
=150  \\$aCollapse therapy
=450  \\$aCollapse of the lungs
=450  \\$aLungs$xCollapse
=550  \\$wg$aSurgery, Operative
=750  \2$aCollapse Therapy$5IEN$0(DNLM)D003096

=LDR  00495cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880361877102441
=005  20070430104824.0
=008  930524||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85027972 
=035  \\$aBZM7878NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQP609.C64
=150  \\$aCollagenases
=450  \\$aClostridiopeptidase A
=450  \\$aClostridium histolyticum collagenase
=550  \\$wg$aMetalloenzymes
=550  \\$wg$aProteolytic enzymes
=750  \2$aCollagenases$0(DNLM)D017364$5IEN

=LDR  00587cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880361877202441
=005  20120730162810.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85027971 
=035  \\$aBZM7877NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aRJ520.C64
=150  \\$aCollagen diseases in children
=550  \\$wg$aConnective tissue diseases in children
=750  \2$81$wb$aCollagen Diseases$5IEN$0(DNLM)D003095
=750  \2$81$wb$aChild$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002648
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aCollagen Diseases$iand$aChild$5IEN

=LDR  00581cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880361877302441
=005  20120730162810.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85027970 
=035  \\$aBZM7876NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aCollagen diseases
=450  \\$aCollagenosis
=450  \\$aDiffuse collagen disease
=550  \\$wg$aConnective tissues$xDiseases
=550  \\$wg$aImmunologic diseases
=670  \\$aInter. dict. med. biol. (collagenosis: collagen disease)
=670  \\$aMESH (Collgen Diseases)
=750  \2$aCollagen Diseases$5IEN$0(DNLM)D003095

=LDR  00481cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880361877402441
=005  20120730162810.0
=008  930524||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
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=001  9880361879602441
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=670  \\$aThe American heritage dictionary of the English language, �2000, via TheFreeDictionary website, Aug. 24, 2012$b(citric acid: A colorless translucent crystalline acid, C b6 (BH b8 (BO b7 (B, principally derived by fermentation of carbohydrates or from lemon, lime, and pineapple juices and used in preparing citrates and in flavorings and metal polishes.)
=670  \\$aCollins English dictionary, �2003, via TheFreeDictionary website, Aug. 24, 2012$b(citric acid: a water-soluble weak tribasic acid found in many fruits, esp citrus fruits, and used in pharmaceuticals and as a flavouring. It is extracted from citrus fruits or made by fermenting molasses and is an intermediate in carbohydrate metabolism. Formula: CH b2 (B(COOH)C(OH)(COOH)CH b2 (BCOOH)
=670  \\$aMeSH browser, 2012, viewed Aug. 24, 2012$b(Citric Acid. UF Citrate; Uralyt U. A key intermediate in metabolism. It is an acid compound found in citrus fruits. The salts of citric acid (citrates) can be used as anticoagulants due to their calcium chelating ability. Pharm. Action: Anticoagulants; Chelating Agents. In MeSH Tree Structures under: Citrates)
=670  \\$aNASA thesaurus, 2012, via WWW, Aug. 24, 2012$b(citric acid. RT citrates. BTs: carboxylic acids; carbohydrates)
=750  \2$aCitric Acid$5IEN$0(DNLM)D019343

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=001  9880361883402441
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=010  \\$ash 85026215 
=035  \\$aBZM6121NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dWaU
=150  \\$aCitrates
=550  \\$wg$aEsters
=550  \\$wg$aSalts
=670  \\$aWikipedia, Aug. 24, 2012$b(A citrate can refer either to the conjugate base of citric acid, (C b3 (BH b5 (BO(COO) b3 (B3-), or to the esters of citric acid. An example of the former, a salt is trisodium citrate; an ester is triethyl citrate)
=670  \\$aDictionary.com, Aug. 24, 2012$b(citrate: a salt or ester of citric acid)
=670  \\$aCollins English dict., c2003, via TheFreeDictionary website, Aug. 24, 2012$b(citrate: any salt or ester of citric acid. Salts of citric acid are used in beverages and pharmaceuticals)
=670  \\$aThe American heritage science dict., �2005, via TheFreeDictionary website, Aug. 24, 2012$b(citrate: A salt or ester of citric acid.)
=670  \\$aMeSH browser, 2012, viewed Aug. 24, 2012$b(Citrates. In MeSH Tree Structures under Tricarboxylic Acids. The following NTs are in MeSH Tree Structures under Citrates: Calcium Citrate; Citric Acid; Isocitrates; Potassium Citrate)
=670  \\$aNASA thesaurus, 2012, via WWW, Aug. 24, 2012$b(citrates. RT citric acid; esters)
=750  \2$aCitrates$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002951

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=035  \\$aBZM6036NU
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=150  \\$aCities and towns
=360  \\$iheadings beginning with the words$aCity; Municipal$iand$aUrban
=450  \\$aGlobal cities
=450  \\$aMunicipalities
=450  \\$aTowns
=450  \\$aUrban areas
=450  \\$aUrban systems
=550  \\$wg$aHuman settlements
=550  \\$aSociology, Urban
=670  \\$aCensus 2000 geography glossary, via U.S. Census Bureau WWW site, Mar. 25, 2006:$burbanized area (urbanized area (UA) is densely settled territory that contains 50,000 or more people)
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=008  860211||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85026108 
=035  \\$aBZM6014NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRC271.C55
=150  \\$aCisplatin
=450  \\$aCis-platinum
=450  \\$aDiamminedichloroplatinum
=450  \\$aDichlorodiamine platinum
=450  \\$aDichlorodiammineplatinum
=450  \\$aPlatinum diamminedichloride
=550  \\$wg$aAlkylating agents
=550  \\$wg$aAntineoplastic agents
=550  \\$wg$aChlorides
=550  \\$wg$aCoordination compounds
=550  \\$wg$aMetal-ammonia compounds
=550  \\$wg$aPlatinum compounds
=690  \\$ar:GLS:7/2/90
=750  \2$aCisplatin$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002945

=LDR  00538cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880361883702441
=005  20120730162747.0
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=010  \\$ash 85026103 
=035  \\$aBZM6009LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQK495.C74
=150  \\$aCirsium
=450  \\$aPlume thistles
=450  \\$aPlumed thistles
=550  \\$wg$aCompositae
=550  \\$wg$aThistles
=670  \\$aHortus 3$b(Cirsium; Plume thistle)
=670  \\$aWeb. 3$b(Cirsium; plumed thistle)
=750  \2$aCirsium$5IEN$0(DNLM)D031180

=LDR  00344cz  a2200133n  4500
=001  9880361883802441
=005  20150311135247.0
=008  860211n|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\\b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85026079 
=035  \\$aBZM5985NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=150  \\$aCircumventricular organs
=550  \\$wg$aBrain
=750  \2$aCircumventricular Organs$0(DNLM)D066280$5IEN

=LDR  02631cz  a2200337n  4500
=001  9880361883902441
=005  20130209161942.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85026074 
=035  \\$aBZM5980NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dICLAM
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=053  \0$aGT2470$cBirth customs
=053  \0$aRD590$cSurgery
=150  \\$aCircumcision
=450  \\$aAmputation, Foreskin
=450  \\$aForeskin amputation
=450  \\$aForeskin removal
=450  \\$aMale circumcision
=450  \\$aPrepucectomy
=450  \\$aRemoval of foreskin
=550  \\$wg$aBody marking
=550  \\$wg$aForeskin$xSurgery
=550  \\$wg$aInitiation rites
=670  \\$aIntl. dict. med. biol.$b(prepucectomy: circumcision)
=670  \\$aMeSH browser, Sept. 21, 2012$b(Circumcision, Male. Scope Note: Excision of the prepuce of the penis (foreskin) or part of it. UF Circumcision; Male Circumcision. SA Foreskin; in MeSH Tree Structures under Body Modification, Non-Therapeutic and under Urologic Surgical Procedures, Male)
=670  \\$aCircumcision : surgical removal of the foreskin from the tip of the penis, 2000$b(Every male is born with a covering of skin over the sensitive end of the penis. This covering is called foreskin. For some people, circumcision is a religious ritual. For others, it is a cultural preference. The procedure began as a way to help prevent disease by making the penis easier to clean. Circumcision is the surgical removal of the foreskin from the head (tip) of the penis. This leaves the end of the penis exposed.)
=670  \\$aDeeper into circumcision : an invitation to awareness and guide to resources for researchers, parents, restorers, activists, and the merely curious : more than 300 sources of information about the male foreskin, foreskin amputation, foreskin restoration, intact foreskin rights advocacy, and more ... c1994.
=670  \\$aWikipedia, Sept. 21, 2012$b(under Foreskin: Circumcision is the removal of the foreskin, either partially or completely. It may be done for religious requirements, health reasons such as to treat a medical disorder, or personal preferences surrounding hygiene and aesthetics. Preputioplasty is a minor procedure designed to relieve a tight foreskin without resorting to circumcision.) Circumcision (Male circumcision is the surgical removal of some or all of the foreskin (prepuce) from the penis)
=670  \\$aMedlinePlus, Sept. 21, 2012$b(Circumcision is the surgical removal of the foreskin of the penis. Alternative Names: Foreskin removal; Removal of foreskin)
=750  \2$aCircumcision, Male$0(DNLM)D002944$5IEN

=LDR  00383cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880361884002441
=005  20120730162747.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85026067 
=035  \\$aBZM5973NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQP519.9.C57$cBiochemistry
=150  \\$aCircular dichroism
=550  \\$wg$aDichroism
=750  \2$aCircular Dichroism$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002942

=LDR  00434cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880361884102441
=005  20150311135040.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85026066 
=035  \\$aBZM5972LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aGV462
=150  \\$aCircuit training
=450  \\$aTraining, Circuit
=550  \\$wg$aExercise
=550  \\$wg$aPhysical fitness
=750  \2$aCircuit-Based Exercise$0(DNLM)D065327$5IEN

=LDR  01593cz  a2200361n  4500
=001  9880361884202441
=005  20251029112249.0
=008  040407i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85026049
=035  \\$aBZM5955NU
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh 85026049
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dWaU
=053  \0$aQP84.6
=150  \\$aCircadian rhythms
=450  \\$aBehavior, Circadian
=450  \\$aBiological clocks, Daily
=450  \\$aCircadian behavior
=450  \\$aCircadian clocks
=450  \\$aCircadian cycles
=450  \\$aClocks, Circadian
=450  \\$aCycles, Circadian
=450  \\$aDaily activity cycles
=450  \\$aDaily biological clocks
=450  \\$wnne$aDiel cycles
=450  \\$aDiurnal rhythms
=450  \\$aRhythms, Circadian
=550  \\$wg$aBiological rhythms
=670  \\$aShafer, O.T. How clock neurons keep time, 2003:$bleaf 3 (circadian clocks; circadian behavior) leaf 5, etc. (circadian rhythms; living clocks; circadian cycle; molecular circadian clock)
=670  \\$aHenderson's dict. of biological terms, 2000$b(circadian rhythm: metabolic or behavioural rhythm with a cycle of about 24 hours)
=670  \\$aMcGraw-Hill dictionary of scientific and technical terms online, Apr. 7, 2004$b(circadian rhythm [PHYSIOLOGY] A self-sustained cycle of physiological changes that occurs over an approximately 24-hour cycle, generally synchronized to light-dark cycles in an organism's environment.)
=750  \2$aCircadian Rhythm$0(DNLM)D002940$5IEN
=750  \2$iNarrower mapping$aChronotype$0(DNLM)D000094407$4NM$5IEN-M
=930  \\$aMeSH Mapping GN 2025/10/29


=LDR  00499cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880361884302441
=005  20120730162747.0
=008  871218||\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85026036 
=035  \\$a(OCoLC)02005823
=035  \\$aBZM5942NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRM666.C5415
=150  \\$aCinnarizine
=550  \\$wg$aAntiemetics
=550  \\$wg$aAntihistamines
=550  \\$wg$aPiperazine
=550  \\$wg$aVertigo$xChemotherapy
=750  \2$aCinnarizine$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002936

=LDR  00616cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880361884402441
=005  20120730162728.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85023353 
=035  \\$aBZM3259NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aRJ504.2
=150  \\$aChild analysis
=450  \\$aChild psychoanalysis
=550  \\$wg$aChild psychotherapy
=550  \\$wg$aPsychoanalysis
=750  \2$81$wb$aPsychoanalysis$5IEN$0(DNLM)D011572
=750  \2$81$wb$aChild$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002648
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aPsychoanalysis$iand$aChild$5IEN

=LDR  00903cz  a2200301n  4500
=001  9880361884502441
=005  20140218171746.0
=008  010328i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
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=035  \\$aBZM3254NU
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC$dDLC$dWaU$dDLC
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=053  \0$aRC569.5.C55$cPsychiatry
=150  \\$aChild abuse
=360  \\$isubdivision$aAbuse of$iunder groups of children
=450  \\$aAbuse of children
=450  \\$aChild maltreatment
=450  \\$aChild neglect
=450  \\$aChildren$xAbuse of
=450  \\$wnne$aCruelty to children
=450  \\$aMaltreatment of children
=450  \\$aNeglect of children
=550  \\$wg$aChild welfare
=550  \\$wg$aChildren$xCrimes against
=550  \\$wg$aFamily violence
=550  \\$wg$aParent and child
=550  \\$aAbused children
=750  \2$aChild Abuse$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002649

=LDR  00398cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880361884602441
=005  20120730162727.0
=008  940124i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
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=035  \\$aBZM3252NU
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=053  \\$aRL271
=150  \\$aChilblains
=550  \\$wg$aCold$xPhysiological effect
=550  \\$wg$aFrostbite
=750  \2$aChilblains$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002647

=LDR  00580cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880361884702441
=005  20120730162727.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85023316 
=035  \\$aBZM3222NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aQK495.C74$cBotany
=053  \\$aSB211.C5$cRoot crops
=053  \\$aSB351.C5$cVegetables
=150  \\$aChicory
=450  \\$aBlue dandelion
=450  \\$aBlue sailor (Plant)
=450  \\$aCichorium intybus
=450  \\$aCoffee weed
=450  \\$aSuccory
=550  \\$wg$aCichorium
=750  \2$aChicory$5IEN$0(DNLM)D018651

=LDR  00445cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880361884802441
=005  20120730162727.0
=008  020904i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85023298 
=035  \\$aBZM3204NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aSF481$bSF502
=150  \\$aChickens
=450  \\$aGallus domesticus
=450  \\$aGallus gallus
=550  \\$wg$aPoultry
=550  \\$aEggs$xProduction
=750  \2$aChickens$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002645

=LDR  01047cz  a2200313n  4500
=001  9880361884902441
=005  20120730162727.0
=008  910606i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
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=450  \\$aAvian contagious epithelioma
=450  \\$aAvian diphtheria
=450  \\$aAvian pox
=450  \\$aBird pox
=450  \\$wnne$aChicken pox in poultry
=450  \\$aEpithelioma contagiosum
=450  \\$aFowlpox
=550  \\$wg$aPoultry$xVirus diseases
=550  \\$wg$aPoxvirus diseases
=670  \\$aMerck vet.:$bpp. 1097-98 (Fowl pox)
=670  \\$aBlack's vet. dict.$b(Fowl-pox; avian contagious epithelioma and avian diphtheria)
=670  \\$aDorland's med. dict.$b(Fowlpox; called also epithelioma contagiosum)
=670  \\$aGould's med. dict.$b(avian pox)
=670  \\$aStedman's med. dict.$b(pox: fowl pox; epithelioma contagiosum)
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Fowl pox, Bird pox)
=750  \2$aFowlpox$5IEN$0(DNLM)D005586

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=001  9880362176002441
=005  20120730163233.0
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=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
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=450  \\$aHepadna viruses
=450  \\$aHepadnaviruses
=550  \\$wg$aViruses
=750  \2$aHepatitis Viruses$5IEN$0(DNLM)D006518

=LDR  00544cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362176102441
=005  20120730163233.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85060299 
=035  \\$aBZR0205NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \\$aRJ456.H
=150  \\$aHepatitis in children
=550  \\$wg$aPediatric gastroenterology
=750  \2$81$wb$aHepatitis$5IEN$0(DNLM)D006505
=750  \2$81$wb$aChild$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002648
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aHepatitis$iand$aChild$5IEN

=LDR  00490cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362176202441
=005  20050310164322.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85060298 
=035  \\$aBZR0204NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQR201.H46
=150  \\$aHepatitis B virus
=450  \\$aDane particle
=450  \\$aHomologous serum hepatitis virus
=450  \\$aSerum hepatitis virus
=550  \\$wg$aHepatitis viruses
=750  \2$aHepatitis B virus$0(DNLM)D006515$5IEN

=LDR  00389cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362176302441
=005  20120730163233.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85060297 
=035  \\$aBZR0203NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQR189.5.H46$cImmunology
=150  \\$aHepatitis B vaccine
=550  \\$wg$aViral vaccines
=750  \2$aHepatitis B Vaccines$5IEN$0(DNLM)D017325

=LDR  00435cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362176402441
=005  20120730163232.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85060295 
=035  \\$aBZR0201NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aRC848.H44
=150  \\$aHepatitis B
=450  \\$aHomologous serum hepatitis
=450  \\$aSerum hepatitis
=550  \\$wg$aHepatitis, Viral
=750  \2$aHepatitis B$5IEN$0(DNLM)D006509

=LDR  00528cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362176502441
=005  20120730163232.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85060294 
=035  \\$aBZR0200NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aHepatitis associated antigen
=450  \\$aAustralia antigen
=450  \\$aHepatitis B antigen
=450  \\$aSerum hepatitis antigen
=550  \\$wg$aAntigens
=550  \\$wg$aHepatitis B virus
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/5/90
=750  \2$aHepatitis B Antigens$5IEN$0(DNLM)D006511

=LDR  00628cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880362176602441
=005  20120730163232.0
=008  871218i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85060293 
=035  \\$a(OCoLC)02067406
=035  \\$aBZR0199NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRC848.I6
=150  \\$aHepatitis A
=450  \\$aAcute catarrhal jaundice
=450  \\$aEpidemic hepatitis
=450  \\$wnne$aHepatitis, Infectious
=450  \\$aInfectious hepatitis
=450  \\$aInfectious jaundice
=550  \\$wg$aEnterovirus diseases
=550  \\$wg$aHepatitis, Viral
=750  \2$aHepatitis A$5IEN$0(DNLM)D006506

=LDR  00623cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362176702441
=005  20120730163232.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85060292 
=035  \\$aBZR0198NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \\$aRJ456.H46
=150  \\$aHepatitis, Viral, in children
=550  \\$wg$aHepatitis in children
=550  \\$wg$aVirus diseases in children
=750  \2$81$wb$aHepatitis, Viral, Human$5IEN$0(DNLM)D006525
=750  \2$81$wb$aChild$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002648
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aHepatitis, Viral, Human$iand$aChild$5IEN

=LDR  00718cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362176802441
=005  20120730163232.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85060290 
=035  \\$aBZR0196NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aRC848.H425
=150  \\$aHepatitis C
=450  \\$wnne$aHepatitis, Non-A, non-B
=450  \\$aNon-A, non-B hepatitis, Parenterally-transmitted
=450  \\$aParenterally-transmitted non-A, non-B hepatitis
=550  \\$wg$aFlaviviral diseases
=550  \\$wg$aHepatitis, Viral
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Hepatitis C x Hepatitis, Viral, Non-A, non-B, Parenterally-transmitted; Parenterally-transmitted non-A, non-B hepatitis)
=750  \2$aHepatitis C$5IEN$0(DNLM)D006526

=LDR  00795cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880362176902441
=005  20120730163232.0
=008  060829i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85060289 
=035  \\$aBZR0195NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aRJ272
=150  \\$aHepatitis, Neonatal
=450  \\$aNeonatal hepatitis
=550  \\$wg$aHepatitis in children
=550  \\$wg$aNewborn infants$xDiseases
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=688  \\$aHeading changed 20061012 from: 150:##:_{dollar}a Hepatitis, Neonatal
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=001  9880362177002441
=005  20120730163232.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85060288 
=035  \\$aBZR0194NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aRC848.H42
=150  \\$aHepatitis
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=550  \\$wg$aInflammation
=550  \\$wg$aLiver$xDiseases
=750  \2$aHepatitis$5IEN$0(DNLM)D006505

=LDR  00333cz  a2200133n  4500
=001  9880362177102441
=005  20120730163232.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|n\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85060285 
=035  \\$aBZR0191NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aHepatic artery
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/5/90
=750  \2$aHepatic Artery$5IEN$0(DNLM)D006499

=LDR  00438cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362177202441
=005  20120730163232.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85060284 
=035  \\$aBZR0190NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aHepatectomy
=450  \\$aLiver$xExcision
=550  \\$wg$aExcision (Surgery)
=550  \\$wg$aLiver$xSurgery
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Hepatectomy)
=750  \2$aHepatectomy$5IEN$0(DNLM)D006498

=LDR  00424cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362177302441
=005  20120730163232.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85060283 
=035  \\$aBZR0189NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQP702.H4
=150  \\$aHeparin
=550  \\$wg$aAnticoagulants (Medicine)
=550  \\$wg$aPolysaccharides
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/5/90
=750  \2$aHeparin$5IEN$0(DNLM)D006493

=LDR  00389cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362177402441
=005  20080310104826.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85060242 
=035  \\$aBZR0148NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRD33.3
=150  \\$aHemostatics
=450  \\$aStyptics
=550  \\$wg$aHematologic agents
=750  \2$aHemostatics$0(DNLM)D006490$5IEN

=LDR  00413cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362177502441
=005  20120730163232.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85060241 
=035  \\$aBZR0147NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aRD33.3
=150  \\$aHemostasis, Surgical
=450  \\$aSurgical hemostasis
=550  \\$wg$aSurgery, Operative
=750  \2$aHemostasis, Surgical$5IEN$0(DNLM)D006488

=LDR  00354cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362177602441
=005  20130821090756.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85060240 
=035  \\$aBZR0146NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aHemostasis
=450  \\$aHaemostasis
=550  \\$wg$aHemorrhage
=750  \2$aHemostasis$5IEN$0(DNLM)D006487

=LDR  00409cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362177702441
=005  20120730163231.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85060238 
=035  \\$aBZR0144NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRC632.H45
=150  \\$aHemosiderosis
=550  \\$wg$aIron$xMetabolism$xDisorders
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/5/90
=750  \2$aHemosiderosis$5IEN$0(DNLM)D006486

=LDR  00469cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362177802441
=005  20120730163231.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85060237 
=035  \\$aBZR0143NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQP551
=150  \\$aHemosiderin
=550  \\$wg$aBlood$xPigments
=550  \\$wg$aIron proteins
=550  \\$aFerritin
=670  \\$aWk AFM7857
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/5/90
=750  \2$aHemosiderin$5IEN$0(DNLM)D006485

=LDR  00451cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362177902441
=005  20120730163231.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85060235 
=035  \\$aBZR0141NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRC865
=150  \\$aHemorrhoids
=450  \\$aPiles (Disease)
=550  \\$wg$aRectum$xDiseases
=550  \\$wg$aVaricose veins
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/5/90
=750  \2$aHemorrhoids$5IEN$0(DNLM)D006484

=LDR  00370cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362178002441
=005  20120730163231.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85060234 
=035  \\$aBZR0140NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aHemorrhagic shock
=450  \\$aHematogenic shock
=550  \\$wg$aShock
=750  \2$aShock, Hemorrhagic$5IEN$0(DNLM)D012771

=LDR  00647cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362178102441
=005  20120730163231.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85060232 
=035  \\$aBZR0138NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aRC147.H44
=150  \\$aHemorrhagic fever, Omsk
=450  \\$aOmsk hemorrhagic fever
=550  \\$wg$aFlaviviral diseases
=550  \\$wg$aHemorrhagic fever
=550  \\$wg$aTick-borne diseases
=670  \\$aMeSH browser, June 29, 2007$b(Hemorrhagic Fever, Omsk. Scope note Infection with the Omsk hemorrhagic fever virus, a Flavivirus)
=750  \2$aHemorrhagic Fever, Omsk$5IEN$0(DNLM)D006481

=LDR  00391cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362178202441
=005  20120730163231.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85060231 
=035  \\$aBZR0137NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aHemorrhagic fever
=550  \\$wg$aArenavirus diseases
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/5/90
=750  \2$aHemorrhagic Fevers, Viral$5IEN$0(DNLM)D006482

=LDR  00435cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362178302441
=005  20120730163231.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85060228 
=035  \\$aBZR0134NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aRC633
=150  \\$aHemorrhagic diseases
=450  \\$aHemorrhagic disorders
=550  \\$wg$aDiseases
=550  \\$wg$aHemorrhage
=750  \2$aHemorrhagic Disorders$5IEN$0(DNLM)D006474

=LDR  00556cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362178402441
=005  20100218180558.0
=008  060829i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85060227 
=035  \\$aBZR0133NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aRJ271
=150  \\$aHemorrhagic disease of newborn
=450  \\$aMorbus haemolyticus neonatorum
=550  \\$wg$aHemorrhagic diseases in children
=550  \\$wg$aNewborn infants$xDiseases
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Hemorrhagic disease of newborn)
=750  \2$aVitamin K Deficiency Bleeding$0(DNLM)D006475$5IEN

=LDR  00659cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880362178502441
=005  20120730163231.0
=008  920417i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85060226 
=035  \\$aBZR0132NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRG711$cLabor
=053  \\$aRG580.H5$cPregnancy
=053  \\$aRG821$cPuerperal state
=150  \\$aUterine hemorrhage
=450  \\$wnne$aHemorrhage, Uterine
=450  \\$aUterus$xHemorrhage
=550  \\$wg$aHemorrhage
=550  \\$wg$aLabor (Obstetrics)$xComplications
=550  \\$wg$aUterus$xDiseases
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Uterine hemorrhage)
=750  \2$aUterine Hemorrhage$5IEN$0(DNLM)D014592

=LDR  00863cz  a2200277n  4500
=001  9880362178602441
=005  20120730163231.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85060224 
=035  \\$aBZR0130NU
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh 85060224
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aRB144$cPathology
=053  \0$aRD33.3$cOperative surgery
=150  \\$aHemorrhage
=360  \\$isubdivision$aHemorrhage$iunder individual organs and regions of the body, e.g.$aHeart--Hemorrhage; Foot--Hemorrhage
=450  \\$aBleeding
=450  \\$aHaemorrhage
=450  \\$aHemoptysis
=550  \\$wg$aAnemia
=550  \\$wg$aBlood
=550  \\$wg$aSurgery, Operative
=550  \\$aArteries$xWounds and injuries
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Hemorrhage x Bleeding)
=670  \\$aLC database, June 19, 2002$b(titles: haemorrhage)
=750  \2$aHemorrhage$5IEN$0(DNLM)D006470

=LDR  00620cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362178702441
=005  20120730163231.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85060223 
=035  \\$aBZR0129NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQP552.H46
=150  \\$aHemoproteins
=450  \\$aHeme proteins
=450  \\$aHemeproteins
=550  \\$wg$aMetalloproteins
=670  \\$aMeSH browser, Aug. 1, 2006$b(Hemeproteins. Entry term: Heme proteins)
=670  \\$aDorland's med. dict.$b(hemoprotein: a conjugated protein containing heme as the prosthetic group)
=750  \2$aHemeproteins$5IEN$0(DNLM)D006420

=LDR  00404cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362178802441
=005  20120730163231.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85060222 
=035  \\$aBZR0128NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aHemopneumothorax
=550  \\$wg$aHemorrhage
=550  \\$wg$aPleural effusions
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/5/90
=750  \2$aHemopneumothorax$5IEN$0(DNLM)D006468

=LDR  00586cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362178902441
=005  20060830094732.0
=008  060328i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85060221 
=035  \\$aBZR0127NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aHaemophilus meningitis
=450  \\$wnne$aHemophilus meningitis
=550  \\$wg$aHaemophilus infections
=550  \\$wg$aMeningitis
=670  \\$aMESH browser, Mar. 28, 2006$b(Meningitis, Haemophilus)
=688  \\$aHeading changed 20060508 from: 150:##:_{dollar}a Hemophilus meningitis
=750  \2$aMeningitis, Haemophilus$0(DNLM)008583$5IEN

=LDR  00813cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880362179002441
=005  20120730163231.0
=008  060328i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85060220 
=035  \\$aBZR0126NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQR82.P25
=150  \\$aHaemophilus influenzae
=450  \\$aBacillus influenzae
=450  \\$aBacterium influenzae
=450  \\$wnne$aHemophilus influenzae
=450  \\$aPfeiffer bacillus
=550  \\$wg$aHaemophilus
=670  \\$aMESH browser, Mar. 28, 2006$b(Haemophilus influenzae. Entry term: Hemophilus influenzae. Scop note: A species of Haemophilus found on the mucous membranes of humans and a variety of animals)
=688  \\$aHeading changed 20060508 from: 150:##:_{dollar}a Hemophilus influenzae
=750  \2$aHaemophilus Influenzae$5IEN$0(DNLM)D006193

=LDR  00822cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880362179102441
=005  20120730163231.0
=008  060328i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85060219 
=035  \\$aBZR0125NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aRC116.H44$cInternal medicine
=053  \0$aRC776.H44$cLung diseases
=150  \\$aHaemophilus infections
=450  \\$aHaemophilus diseases
=450  \\$wnne$aHemophilus diseases
=450  \\$aHemophilus infections
=550  \\$wg$aGram-negative bacterial infections
=670  \\$aMESH browser, Mar. 28, 2006$b(Haemophilus Infections. Entry term: Hemophilus Infections. scope note: Infections with bacteria of the genus Haemophilus)
=688  \\$aHeading changed 20060508 from: 150:##:_{dollar}a Hemophilus diseases
=750  \2$aHaemophilus Infections$5IEN$0(DNLM)D006192

=LDR  00781cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362179202441
=005  20120730163230.0
=008  060328i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85060218 
=035  \\$aBZR0124NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQR82.P25
=150  \\$aHaemophilus
=450  \\$wnne$aHemophilus
=550  \\$wg$aPasteurellaceae
=670  \\$aEuz�eby, J.P. List of prokaryotic names with standing in nomenclature via WWW, Mar. 28, 2006$b(Haemophilus, genus)
=670  \\$aMESH browser, Mar. 28, 2006$b(Haemophilus. Entry term: Hemophilus. Scope note: A genus of Pasteurellaceae that consists of several species occurring in animals and humans.)
=688  \\$aHeading changed 20060508 from: 150:##:_{dollar}a Hemophilus
=750  \2$aHaemophilus$5IEN$0(DNLM)D006190

=LDR  00434cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362179302441
=005  20120730163230.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85060217 
=035  \\$aBZR0123NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aHemophiliacs
=450  \\$aHemophilia$xPatients
=450  \\$aHemophilics
=550  \\$wg$aChronically ill
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/5/90
=750  \2$aHemophilia A$5IEN$0(DNLM)D006467

=LDR  00810cz  a2200253n  4500
=001  9880362179402441
=005  20120730163230.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85060214 
=035  \\$aBZR0120NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aRC642
=150  \\$aHemophilia
=450  \\$aClassic hemophilia
=450  \\$aFactor VIII deficiency
=450  \\$aHaemophilia
=450  \\$aHematophilia
=450  \\$aHemophilia A
=450  \\$aHemorrhagic diathesis
=550  \\$wg$aBlood coagulation disorders
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Hemophilia x Hemophilia A)
=670  \\$a92-252860: Hoeben, R.C. Towards gene therapy for haemophilia A$b(classic haemophilia, factor VIII deficiency)
=670  \\$aApril Fool's Day, 1994:$bp. 4 of cover (Haemophilia)
=750  \2$aHemophilia A$5IEN$0(DNLM)D006467

=LDR  00986cz  a2200277n  4500
=001  9880362179502441
=005  20120730163230.0
=008  920906i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85060213 
=035  \\$aBZR0119NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRC647.H44
=150  \\$aHemolytic-uremic syndrome
=450  \\$aGasser syndrome
=450  \\$aGasser's syndrome
=450  \\$aHUS (Disease)
=450  \\$aUremic-hemolytic syndrome
=550  \\$wg$aAcute renal failure
=550  \\$wg$aBlood platelet disorders
=550  \\$wg$aHemolytic anemia
=550  \\$wg$aSyndromes
=550  \\$wg$aUremia
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Hemolytic-uremic syndrome x Gasser's syndrome)
=670  \\$aJablonski's dict. of syndromes and eponymic diseases$b(Hemoltic uremic syndrome. Synonyms: Gasser syndrome, uremic-hemolytic syndrome)
=670  \\$aHemolytic uremic syndrome and thrombotic thrombocytopenic purpura, c1992$b(HUS)
=750  \2$aHemolytic-Uremic Syndrome$5IEN$0(DNLM)D006463

=LDR  00593cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362179602441
=005  20120730163230.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85060212 
=035  \\$aBZR0118NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQR187.H45
=150  \\$aHemolytic plaque technique
=450  \\$aHaemolytic plaque technique
=450  \\$aJerne's plaque technique
=550  \\$wg$aComplement fixation
=550  \\$wg$aHemolysis and hemolysins
=550  \\$wg$aPlaque assay technique
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/5/90
=750  \2$aHemolytic Plaque Technique$5IEN$0(DNLM)D006462

=LDR  00572cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362179702441
=005  20120730163230.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85060211 
=035  \\$aBZR0117NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRC641.7.H4
=150  \\$aHemolytic anemia, Autoimmune
=450  \\$aAutoimmune hemolytic anemia
=450  \\$aAutoimmune hemolytic disorder
=450  \\$aHemolytic disorder, Autoimmune
=550  \\$wg$aAutoimmune diseases
=550  \\$wg$aHemolytic anemia
=750  \2$aAnemia, Hemolytic, Autoimmune$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000744

=LDR  00434cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362179802441
=005  20120730163230.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85060210 
=035  \\$aBZR0116NU
=035  \\$aSH 85060210
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aRC641.7.H4
=150  \\$aHemolytic anemia
=550  \\$wg$aAnemia
=550  \\$wg$aHemolysis and hemolysins
=750  \2$aAnemia, Hemolytic$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000743

=LDR  00514cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362179902441
=005  20070420141003.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85060209 
=035  \\$aBZR0115NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQR185
=150  \\$aHemolysis and hemolysins
=550  \\$wg$aAntigen-antibody reactions
=550  \\$wg$aBlood
=550  \\$wg$aImmunity
=550  \\$wg$aSerum
=750  \2$aHemolysin Proteins$0(DNLM)D006460$5IEN-M
=750  \2$aHemolysis$0(DNLM)D006461$5IEN-M

=LDR  00361cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362180002441
=005  20120611092021.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|n\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85060208 
=035  \\$aBZR0114NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQL841
=150  \\$aHemolymph glands
=681  \\$iExample under$aGlands
=750  \2$aHemolymph$0(DNLM)D006458$5IEN

=LDR  01010cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362180102441
=005  20120611092210.0
=008  860211||\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85060207 
=035  \\$aBZR0113NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dWaU
=150  \\$aHemolymph
=450  \\$aHaemolymph
=550  \\$wg$aBlood
=550  \\$wg$aLymphatics
=670  \\$aWikipedia, Oct. 31, 2011$b(Hemolymph, or haemolymph, is a fluid in the circulatory system of some arthropods (including spiders, crustaceans such as crabs and shrimp, and even some insects such as stoneflies) and is analogous to the fluids and cells making up both blood and interstitial fluid (including water, proteins, fats, sugars, hormones, etc.) in vertebrates such as birds and mammals. Additionally, some non-arthropods such as molluscs possess a hemolymphatic circulatory system.)
=670  \\$aMeSH browser, Oct. 31, 2011$b(Hemolymph. Scope note: The blood/lymphlike nutrient fluid of some invertebrates.)
=750  \2$aHemolymph$0(DNLM)D006458$5IEN

=LDR  00565cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362180202441
=005  20120730163230.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85060206 
=035  \\$aBZR0112NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \\$aRJ416.H43
=150  \\$aHemoglobinopathy in children
=550  \\$wg$aPediatric hematology
=750  \2$81$wb$aHemoglobinopathies$5IEN$0(DNLM)D006453
=750  \2$81$wb$aChild$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002648
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aHemoglobinopathies$iand$aChild$5IEN

=LDR  00545cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362180302441
=005  20120730163230.0
=008  940406i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85060203 
=035  \\$aBZR0109NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRC641.7.H35
=150  \\$aHemoglobinopathy
=450  \\$aAbnormal hemoglobin
=450  \\$aHemoglobin, Abnormal
=550  \\$wg$aAnemia
=550  \\$aHemoglobin polymorphisms
=750  \2$aHemoglobinopathies$5IEN-M$0(DNLM)D006453
=750  \2$aHemoglobins, Abnormal$5IEN-M$0(DNLM)D006455

=LDR  00372cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362180402441
=005  20120730163230.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85060202 
=035  \\$aBZR0108NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aHemoglobinometry
=550  \\$wg$aBlood$xAnalysis
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/3/90
=750  \2$aHemoglobinometry$5IEN$0(DNLM)D006452

=LDR  00768cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880362180502441
=005  20090608135155.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85060198 
=035  \\$aBZR0104NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQP96.5
=150  \\$aHemoglobin
=450  \\$aHemoglobins
=450  \\$aHemoglobulin
=550  \\$wg$aBlood$xPigments
=550  \\$wg$aBlood proteins
=550  \\$wg$aErythrocytes
=550  \\$wg$aHemoproteins
=670  \\$aMeSH browser, Aug. 1, 2006$b(Hemoglobins. Scope note: The oxygen-carrying pigments of erythrocytes. They are found in all vertebrates and some invertebrates. The structure of the globin moiety differs between species. Entry term: Hemoglobin)
=750  \2$aHemoglobins$0(DNLM)D006454$5IEN

=LDR  00396cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362180602441
=005  20120730163230.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85060197 
=035  \\$aBZR0103NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aHemoerythrin
=450  \\$aHemerythrin$5IEN
=550  \\$wg$aBlood$xPigments
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/3/90
=750  \2$aHemerythrin$5IEN$0(DNLM)D006422

=LDR  00534cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362180702441
=005  20251118142006.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85060196
=035  \\$aBZR0102NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aHemodynamics
=550  \\$wg$aBlood$xCirculation
=550  \\$aCardiac output
=550  \\$wg$aHydrodynamics
=750  \2$aHemodynamics$0(DNLM)D006439$5IEN
=750  \2$iNarrower mapping$aGlobal Longitudinal Strain$0(DNLM)D000094582$4NM$5IEN-M
=930  \\$aMeSH Mapping GN 2025/11/18

=LDR  00507cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362180802441
=005  20120730163229.0
=008  940404i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85060191 
=035  \\$aBZR0097NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aHome hemodialysis
=450  \\$wnne$aHemodialysis$xHome therapy
=450  \\$aHome dialysis
=550  \\$wg$aHemodialysis
=550  \\$wg$aHome care services
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Hemodialysis, Home)
=750  \2$aHemodialysis, Home$5IEN$0(DNLM)D006437

=LDR  00595cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880362180902441
=005  20120730163229.0
=008  910708i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85060189 
=035  \\$aBZR0095NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRC901.7.H45
=150  \\$aHemodialysis
=450  \\$aBlood$xDialysis
=450  \\$aBlood dialysis
=450  \\$aExtracorporeal dialysis
=450  \\$aKidney dialysis
=450  \\$aRenal dialysis
=550  \\$wg$aDialysis
=550  \\$wg$aTherapeutics
=550  \\$aBlood$xFiltration
=750  \2$aRenal Dialysis$5IEN$0(DNLM)D006435

=LDR  00366cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362181002441
=005  20190716131138.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85060187
=035  \\$aBZR0093NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aHemocyanin
=550  \\$wg$aBlood$xPigments
=550  \\$wg$aCopper proteins
=750  \2$aHemocyanins$0(DNLM)D006433$5IEN

=LDR  01097cz  a2200289n  4500
=001  9880362181102441
=005  20120730163229.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85060186 
=035  \\$aBZR0092NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dUkOxU
=053  \0$aRC632.H4
=150  \\$aHemochromatosis
=450  \\$aBronze diabetes
=450  \\$aDiabetes, Bronze
=450  \\$aHaemochromatosis
=450  \\$aHemachromatosis
=450  \\$aHematochromatosis
=450  \\$aIron storage disease
=450  \\$aRecklinghausen-Applebaum disease
=550  \\$wg$aHemosiderosis
=550  \\$wg$aMetabolism, Inborn errors of
=550  \\$wg$aPigmentation disorders
=670  \\$aTownsend D. M.E. or not M.E. that is the question, 2011:$bcover (diagnosed as having genetic haemochromatosis which is iron overload of the blood.)
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Hemochromatosis x Diabetes, Bronze)
=670  \\$aInter. dict. med. biol.$b(Hemochromatosis. Also called hemachromatosis, hematochromatosis, Recklinghausen-Applebaum disease, Iron storage disease)
=750  \2$aHemochromatosis$5IEN$0(DNLM)D006432

=LDR  00551cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880362181202441
=005  20120730163229.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85060175 
=035  \\$aBZR0081NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQL521$bQL524.2
=150  \\$aHemiptera
=450  \\$aBugs, True
=450  \\$wnne$aHeteroptera
=450  \\$aPlant bugs
=450  \\$aRhynchota
=450  \\$aSiphonata
=450  \\$aTrue bugs
=550  \\$wg$aInsects
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/3/90
=750  \2$aHemiptera$5IEN$0(DNLM)D006430

=LDR  00424cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362181302441
=005  20120730163229.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85060174 
=035  \\$aBZR0080NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRC406.H45
=150  \\$aHemiplegics
=450  \\$aHemiplegia$xPatients
=550  \\$wg$aParalytics
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/3/90
=750  \2$aHemiplegia$5IEN$0(DNLM)D006429

=LDR  00330cz  a2200133n  4500
=001  9880362181402441
=005  20120730163229.0
=008  940406i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85060173 
=035  \\$aBZR0079NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aHemiplegia
=550  \\$wg$aParalysis
=750  \2$aHemiplegia$5IEN$0(DNLM)D006429

=LDR  00374cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362181502441
=005  20120730163229.0
=008  920330i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85060170 
=035  \\$aBZR0076NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aHemipelvectomy
=550  \\$wg$aAmputation
=550  \\$wg$aPelvis$xSurgery
=750  \2$aHemipelvectomy$5IEN$0(DNLM)D006428

=LDR  00353cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362181602441
=005  20120730163228.0
=008  940406i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85060152 
=035  \\$aBZR0058NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRE94
=150  \\$aHemianopsia
=550  \\$wg$aBlindness
=750  \2$aHemianopsia$5IEN$0(DNLM)D006423

=LDR  00778cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362181702441
=005  20120730163228.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85060147 
=035  \\$aBZR0053NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQP671.H45
=150  \\$aHeme
=450  \\$aHematin
=550  \\$wg$aPorphyrins
=670  \\$aMeSH browser, Aug. 1, 2006$b(Heme. Scope note: The color-furnishing portion of hemoglobin. It is found free in tissues and as the prosthetic group in many hemeproteins.)
=670  \\$aDorland's med. dict.$b(heme: the nonprotein, insoluble, iron protoporphyrin constituent of hemoglobin, various other respiratory pigments and of many cells, both animal and vegetable. Formerly known as hematin.)
=750  \2$aHeme$5IEN$0(DNLM)D006418

=LDR  00569cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362181802441
=005  20091118100303.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85060144 
=035  \\$aBZR0050NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \\$aRJ476.H44
=150  \\$aHematuria in children
=550  \\$wg$aHematuria
=550  \\$wg$aPediatric nephrology
=750  \2$81$wb$aHematuria$0(DNLM)D006417$5IEN
=750  \2$81$wb$aChild$0(DNLM)D002648$5IEN
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aHematuria$iand$aChild$5IEN

=LDR  00455cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362181902441
=005  20091118100215.0
=008  940406i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85060143 
=035  \\$aBZR0049NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRC918.H4
=053  \\$aSF961
=150  \\$aHematuria
=550  \\$wg$aHemorrhage
=550  \\$wg$aUrinary organs$xDiseases
=550  \\$wg$aUrine$xAnalysis
=750  \2$aHematuria$0(DNLM)D006417$5IEN

=LDR  00402cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362182002441
=005  20120730163228.0
=008  860211||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85060142 
=035  \\$aBZR0048NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQP671.H4
=150  \\$aHematoporphyrin
=550  \\$wg$aBlood$xPigments
=550  \\$wg$aPorphyrins
=750  \2$aHematoporphyrins$5IEN$0(DNLM)D006415

=LDR  00351cz  a2200133n  4500
=001  9880362182102441
=005  20120730163228.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|n\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85060141 
=035  \\$aBZR0047NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aRC280.H47
=150  \\$aHematopoietic system$xCancer
=750  \2$aHematologic Neoplasms$5IEN$0(DNLM)D019337

=LDR  00413cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362182202441
=005  20120730163228.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85060140 
=035  \\$aBZR0046NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aHematopoietic system
=450  \\$aHemopoietic system
=550  \\$wg$aHematopoiesis
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/3/90
=750  \2$aHematopoietic System$5IEN$0(DNLM)D006413

=LDR  00850cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362182302441
=005  20100922101829.0
=008  860211||\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85060138 
=035  \\$aBZR0044NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dABAU
=150  \\$aHematopoietic stem cells
=450  \\$aHSCs (Hematopoietic stem cells)
=550  \\$wg$aBlood cells
=550  \\$wg$aBone marrow cells
=550  \\$wg$aHematopoietic system
=550  \\$wg$aMultipotent stem cells
=670  \\$aWikipedia, Aug. 3, 2010$b(Hematopoietic stem cells (HSCs) are multipotent stem cells that give rise to all the blood cell types ... )
=670  \\$aGenes & development, Dec. 1, 2007:$bp. 3045 (Hematopoietic stem cell and its niche ... HSCs constitute the classic example of a multipotent stem cell ... )
=750  \2$aHematopoietic Stem Cells$0(DNLM)D006412$5IEN

=LDR  00454cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362182402441
=005  20120730163228.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85060137 
=035  \\$aBZR0043NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRM335
=150  \\$aHematopoietic agents
=450  \\$aHematinics$5IEN
=550  \\$wg$aHematopoiesis
=550  \\$wg$aPharmacology
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/3/90
=750  \2$aHematinics$5IEN$0(DNLM)D006397

=LDR  00416cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362182502441
=005  20120730163228.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85060136 
=035  \\$aBZR0042NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aHematopoiesis
=450  \\$aBlood formation
=450  \\$aHemopoiesis
=550  \\$wg$aBlood
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/3/90
=750  \2$aHematopoiesis$5IEN$0(DNLM)D006410

=LDR  00381cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362182602441
=005  20120730163228.0
=008  920103i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85060135 
=035  \\$aBZR0041NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aHematoma
=450  \\$aBlood tumor
=550  \\$wg$aHemorrhage
=550  \\$wg$aTumors
=750  \2$aHematoma$5IEN$0(DNLM)D006406

=LDR  00535cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362182702441
=005  20120730163228.0
=008  921201i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85060130 
=035  \\$aBZR0036NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN/LSP
=053  \\$aRB145$cPathology
=053  \\$aRC633$bRC647$cInternal medicine
=150  \\$aHematology
=450  \\$aHaematology
=550  \\$wg$aInternal medicine
=550  \\$aBlood$xDiseases
=670  \\$aLC data base, 8/4/92$b(haematology)
=750  \2$aHematology$5IEN$0(DNLM)D006405

=LDR  00372cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362182802441
=005  20120730163228.0
=008  921201i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85060129 
=035  \\$aBZR0035NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aHematologists
=550  \\$wg$aMedical scientists
=550  \\$wg$aPhysicians
=750  \2$aHematology$5IEN$0(DNLM)D006405

=LDR  00395cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362182902441
=005  20120730163228.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85060126 
=035  \\$aBZR0032NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aHematocrit
=550  \\$wg$aBlood$xExamination
=550  \\$wg$aErythrocytes
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/3/90
=750  \2$aHematocrit$5IEN$0(DNLM)D006400

=LDR  00325cz  a2200133n  4500
=001  9880362183002441
=005  20120730163228.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|n\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85060124 
=035  \\$aBZR0030NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aHematocele
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/3/90
=750  \2$aHematocele$5IEN$0(DNLM)D006398

=LDR  00375cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362183102441
=005  20120730163228.0
=008  940406i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85060121 
=035  \\$aBZR0027NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aHematemesis
=550  \\$wg$aStomach$xDiseases
=550  \\$wg$aStomach$xUlcers
=750  \2$aHematemesis$5IEN$0(DNLM)D006396

=LDR  00371cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362183202441
=005  20120730163228.0
=008  940406i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85060120 
=035  \\$aBZR0026NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aHemarthrosis
=550  \\$wg$aHemorrhage
=550  \\$wg$aJoints$xDiseases
=750  \2$aHemarthrosis$5IEN$0(DNLM)D006395

=LDR  00650cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362183302441
=005  20120730163228.0
=008  871218i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85060117 
=035  \\$a(OCoLC)02065763
=035  \\$aBZR0023NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aHemangiomas
=450  \\$wnne$aHemangioma
=450  \\$aHemartomas
=550  \\$wg$aAngiomas
=550  \\$wg$aBlood-vessels$xTumors
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Hemangioma)
=670  \\$aIntl. dict. med. biol.$b(Hemangioma. Also called hemartoma (obs.) Angioma is often used synonymously but can also apply to lymphangioma)
=750  \2$aHemangioma$5IEN$0(DNLM)D006391

=LDR  00524cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362183402441
=005  20120730163227.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85060116 
=035  \\$aBZR0022NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQP91$cBlood
=053  \\$aQR185$cImmunity
=150  \\$aHemagglutinin
=550  \\$wg$aAgglutination
=550  \\$wg$aAgglutinins
=550  \\$wg$aBlood$xAgglutination
=550  \\$wg$aImmunity
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/3/90
=750  \2$aHemagglutinins$5IEN$0(DNLM)D006388

=LDR  00564cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362183502441
=005  20120730163227.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85060115 
=035  \\$aBZR0021NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQR187.H38
=150  \\$aHemagglutination tests
=550  \\$wg$aAgglutination tests
=550  \\$wg$aAntigen-antibody reactions
=550  \\$wg$aBlood$xAgglutination
=550  \\$wg$aHemagglutinin
=550  \\$wg$aImmunoassay
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/3/90
=750  \2$aHemagglutination Tests$5IEN$0(DNLM)D006386

=LDR  00569cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362183602441
=005  20120730163227.0
=008  860211in\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85060106 
=035  \\$aBZR0012NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \\$aBF723.H45$cPsychology
=150  \\$aHelping behavior in children
=550  \\$wg$aChild psychology
=750  \2$81$wb$aHelping Behavior$5IEN$0(DNLM)D006379
=750  \2$81$wb$aChild$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002648
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aHelping Behavior$iand$aChild$5IEN

=LDR  00472cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362183702441
=005  20120730163227.0
=008  940406i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85060103 
=035  \\$aBZR0009NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aHelping behavior
=450  \\$aBehavior, Helping
=550  \\$wg$aHuman behavior
=550  \\$wg$aInterpersonal relations
=550  \\$aAltruism
=550  \\$aCaring
=750  \2$aHelping Behavior$5IEN$0(DNLM)D006379

=LDR  00808cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880362183802441
=005  20190520140438.0
=008  030718i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85060079
=035  \\$aBZQ9985LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQK495.A14$cBotany
=150  \\$aHelobiae
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=450  \\$aNaiadales
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=450  \\$aPotamogetonales
=550  \\$wg$aMonocotyledons
=670  \\$aHolmes, S. Outline of plant classification, 1983:$bpp. 115-118 (Order Heliobiae in the classification of Engler, etc., is equivalent to subclass Alismidae with orders Alismales (Alismatales), Hydrocharitales, and Najadales in the classification of Cronquist.)
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=450  \\$aWorms, Parasitic
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=670  \\$aLC database, Mar. 13, 2006$b(titles: helminth infections; helminthic infections)
=670  \\$aMESH browser, Mar. 13, 2006$b(Helminthiasis)
=750  \2$aHelminthiasis$5IEN$0(DNLM)D006373

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=670  \\$aITIS, July 1, 2008$b(Genus: Heliconia L. -- accepted)
=670  \\$aNCBI taxonomy browser, July 1, 2008$b(commelinids--Zingiberales--Heliconiaceae--Heliconia)
=670  \\$aWikipedia, July 1, 2008$b(Heliconia is a genus of about 100 to 200 species of flowering plants native to the tropical Americas and the Pacific Ocean islands west to Indonesia. It is the sole genus of family Heliconiacae, but was formerly included in the family Musaceae. Common names for the genus include lobster-claw, wild plantain and false bird-of-paradise. The last term refers to their close similarity to the bird-of-paradise flowers (Strelitzia))
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=450  \\$aSpiny hedgehogs
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=670  \\$aCorbet world list of mammalian species:$bp. 27 (Subfamily Erinaceinae, Spiny hedgehogs)
=670  \\$aWalker mam. world:$bp. 115 (Erinaceinae, with the hedgehogs)
=670  \\$aWrobel, D. The hedgehog, c1997:$bp. 5 (the subfamily ... that includes only spiny hedgehogs is Erinaceinae)
=670  \\$aSyn. liv. org.:$bv. 2, p. 1022 (Family Erinaceidae includes 2 subfamilies: Echinosoricinae and Erinaceinae ... The Erinaceinae (The hedgehogs or spiny hedgehogs))
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=670  \\$aThe American heritage dictionary of the English language, �2000, via TheFreeDictionary website, Sept. 24, 2012$b(heavy metal: 1. A metal with a specific gravity greater than about 5.0, especially one that is poisonous, such as lead or mercury.)
=670  \\$aCollins English dictionary -- complete and unabridged, �2003, via TheFreeDictionary website, Sept. 24, 2012$b(heavy metal: 2. (Chemistry) a metal with a high specific gravity)
=670  \\$aDictionary.com, Sept. 24, 2012$b(heavy metal 1. any metal with a specific gravity of 5.0 or greater, especially one that is toxic to organisms, as lead, mercury, copper, and cadmium.)
=670  \\$aDuffus, J.H. "Heavy metals": a meaningless term, via International Union of Pure and Applied Chemistry website, Sept. 24, 2012$b(the term "heavy metals" has been used increasingly in various publications and in legislation related to chemical hazards and the safe use of chemicals. It is often used as a group name for metals and semimetals (metalloids) that have been associated with contamination and potential toxicity or ecotoxicity. We have no consistent basis for defining the term); there is no chemical basis for deciding which metals should be included in this category (heavy metals))
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=450  \\$wnne$aHeatstroke
=450  \\$aSunstroke
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=670  \\$aAmer. Heritage Dict.$b(sunstroke: heat stroke caused by exposure to the sun)
=670  \\$aWeb site Centers for Disease Control, National Center for Environmental Health, Health Studies Branch, Aug. 13, 2002$b(Heat stroke: occurs when the body is unable to regulate its temperature; warning signs may include extremely high body temperature, red hot and dry skin, rapid strong pulse, throbbing headache, dizziness, nausea, confusion, unconsciousness)
=670  \\$aWeb site Oklahoma State University, Environmental Health and Safety, Aug. 13, 2002$b(Heat stroke: early symptoms include a high body temperature (103 degrees), a distinct absence of sweating (usually), hot red or flushed dry skin, rapid pulse, difficulty breathing, constricted pupils, and/all the signs or symptoms of heat exhaustion but more severe, bizarre behavior, and high blood pressure; advance symptoms may be seizure or convulsions, collapse, loss of consciousness, and a body temperature of over 108)
=680  \\$iHere are entered works on a condition caused by failure of the body's temperature control system, characterized by symptoms such as hot and dry skin, rapid strong pulse, high blood pressure and extremely high body temperature. Works on a condition caused by excessive water loss through sweating, characterized by symptoms such as clammy skin, rapid weak pulse, and low to normal blood pressure are entered under$aHeat exhaustion.
=681  \\$iNote under$aHeat exhaustion
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=550  \\$wg$aProteins
=670  \\$aLC data base, 08/31/89$b(Stress proteins; Stress-induced proteins)
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Heat-shock proteins, x Stress proteins)
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=550  \\$wg$aWater
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=550  \\$aEconometrics
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=670  \\$aLC database, July 28, 2008$b(statistical science)
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=035  \\$aBZX7485NU
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=150  \\$aStatisticians
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=010  \\$ash 85127471 
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=LDR  00477cz  a2200181n  4500
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=010  \\$ash 85126790 
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=LDR  00371cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362749602441
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=010  \\$ash 85126789 
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=550  \\$wg$aPulmonary function tests
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=LDR  00493cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362749702441
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=010  \\$ash 85126787 
=035  \\$aBZX6693NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRC184.S5
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=450  \\$aSpirochaetales infections
=450  \\$aSpirochete infections
=450  \\$aSpirochetosis
=550  \\$wg$aBacterial diseases
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=LDR  01376cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362749802441
=005  20130624084744.0
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=010  \\$ash 85126779 
=035  \\$aBZX6685NU
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC$dDLC$dUk
=150  \\$aSpirituality
=450  \\$aSpiritual-mindedness
=550  \\$wg$aPhilosophy
=550  \\$wg$aReligion
=550  \\$aSpiritual life
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=670  \\$aWikipedia, 22 March 2013:$bSpirituality page (social scientists have defined spirituality as the search for "the sacred", broadly defined as that which is set apart from the ordinary and worthy of veneration. In modern times spirituality is often separated from religion and religious institutions and has come to mean the internal experience of the individual)
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=LDR  00772cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880362749902441
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=010  \\$ash 85126775 
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=150  \\$aSpiritualism
=360  \\$isubdivision$aSpiritualistic interpretations$iunder names of individual persons, e.g.$aJesus Christ--Spiritualistic interpretations; Shakespeare, William, 1564-1616--Spiritualistic interpretations
=450  \\$aCommunication with the dead
=450  \\$aDead, Communication with the
=450  \\$aMetapsychology
=450  \\$aSpiritism
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=LDR  00972cz  a2200253n  4500
=001  9880362750002441
=005  20120730163929.0
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=010  \\$ash 85126755 
=035  \\$aBZX6661NU
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=150  \\$aSpiritual healing
=450  \\$aDivine healing
=450  \\$wnne$aFaith-cure
=450  \\$aFaith healing
=450  \\$aReligious healing$5IEN
=450  \\$aSpiritual therapies
=550  \\$wg$aHealing$xReligious aspects
=550  \\$aMiracles
=670  \\$aMESH online, Mar. 21, 2006$b(spiritual therapies; entry term: spiritual healing, therapies, spiritual)
=680  \\$iHere are entered works on the use of faith, prayer, or sacramental means to treat illness. Works on the use of psychological or psychic means to treat illness are entered under$aMental healing.
=681  \\$iNote under$aMental healing
=750  \2$aSpiritual Therapies$5IEN$0(DNLM)D026443

=LDR  01169cz  a2200265n  4500
=001  9880362750102441
=005  20120730163929.0
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=010  \\$ash 85126723 
=035  \\$aBZX6629NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dWaU
=053  \0$aQL444.M33$cZoology
=053  \0$aSH380$cFisheries
=150  \\$aSpiny lobsters
=450  \\$aCrayfish, Sea
=450  \\$aLangoustes
=450  \\$wnne$aPalinuridae
=450  \\$aRock lobsters
=450  \\$aSea crayfish
=550  \\$wg$aDecapoda (Crustacea)
=550  \\$wg$aLobsters
=670  \\$aWikipedia, Dec. 13, 2010:$bSpiny lobster (Spiny lobsters, also known as langouste or rock lobsters are a family (Palinuridae) of about 45 species of achelate crustaceans, in the Decapoda Reptantia. Spiny lobsters are also, especially in Australia, New Zealand and South Africa, sometimes called crayfish, sea crayfish or crawfish, terms which elsewhere are reserved for freshwater crayfish)
=670  \\$aMerriam-Webster online dict., Dec. 13, 2010$b(langouste: spiny lobster)
=670  \\$aITIS, 20 Dec. 2010$b(Palinuridae; spiny lobsters; valid, verified)
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=LDR  00344cz  a2200133n  4500
=001  9880362750202441
=005  20120730163929.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|n\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85126705 
=035  \\$aBZX6611NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRD533
=150  \\$aSpine$xWounds and injuries
=750  \2$aSpinal Injuries$5IEN$0(DNLM)D013124

=LDR  00357cz  a2200133n  4500
=001  9880362750302441
=005  20120730163929.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85126704 
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=750  \2$aTuberculosis, Spinal$5IEN$0(DNLM)D014399

=LDR  00509cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362750402441
=005  20120730163928.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85126700 
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=450  \\$aLumbar puncture
=450  \\$aPuncture, Lumbar
=450  \\$aSpinal puncture
=550  \\$wg$aBrain$xPuncture
=550  \\$wg$aCerebrospinal fluid
=550  \\$wg$aParacentesis
=750  \2$aSpinal Puncture$5IEN$0(DNLM)D013129

=LDR  00306cz  a2200121n  4500
=001  9880362750502441
=005  20120730163928.0
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=750  \2$aSpinal Diseases$5IEN$0(DNLM)D013122

=LDR  00310cz  a2200121n  4500
=001  9880362750602441
=005  20120730163928.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|n\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85126696 
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=750  \2$aSpinal Neoplasms$5IEN$0(DNLM)D013125

=LDR  00812cz  a2200265n  4500
=001  9880362750702441
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=450  \\$aVertebral column
=550  \\$wg$aBack
=550  \\$wg$aBones
=550  \\$wg$aSkeleton
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=750  \2$iNarrower mapping$aVertebral Body$0(DNLM)D000083442$4NM$5IEN-M
=930  \\$aMeSH Mapping GN 2025/11/10

=LDR  00912cz  a2200265n  4500
=001  9880362750802441
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=010  \\$ash 85126690 
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=450  \\$aEuonymuses
=450  \\$aEvonymus
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=450  \\$aSpindle trees
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=670  \\$aWork cat.: Biological control of euonymus scales, 1995$b(Euonymus)
=670  \\$aHortus 3$b(Euonymus; spindle tree; Celastraceae)
=670  \\$aWeb. 3$b(Euonymus genus;-es: any plant of genus; spindle tree)
=670  \\$aCAB thes.$b(Euonymus; Celastraceae)
=670  \\$aRandom House$b(euonymus: any of several shrubs or small trees of the genus Euonymus. Also evonymus)
=670  \\$aSPN$b(Euonymus, Euonymus)
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=LDR  00427cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362750902441
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=550  \\$wg$aMitosis
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=LDR  00433cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362751002441
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=150  \\$aSpinal osteophytosis
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=550  \\$wg$aOsteoarthritis
=550  \\$wg$aSpine$xAbnormalities
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=LDR  00400cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362751102441
=005  20120730163928.0
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=550  \\$wg$aNervous system
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/2/90
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=LDR  00400cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362751202441
=005  20120730163928.0
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=550  \\$wg$aSpine$xSurgery
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=LDR  00430cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362751302441
=005  20120730163928.0
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=010  \\$ash 85126681 
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=035  \\$ash 85126681
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=LDR  00367cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362751402441
=005  20120730163928.0
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=750  \2$aSpinal Cord Neoplasms$5IEN$0(DNLM)D013120

=LDR  00325cz  a2200121n  4500
=001  9880362751502441
=005  20110517164656.0
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=010  \\$ash 85126676 
=035  \\$aBZX6582NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aSpinal cord$xRegeneration
=750  \2$aSpinal Cord Regeneration$0(DNLM)D058630$5IEN

=LDR  00659cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362751602441
=005  20120730163928.0
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=010  \\$ash 85126673 
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=053  \0$aRC405
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=450  \\$wnne$aSpinal cord$xInflammation
=550  \\$wg$aInflammation
=550  \\$wg$aSpinal cord$xDiseases
=670  \\$aDorland's med. dict.$b(myelitis: inflammation of the spinal cord)
=670  \\$aMESH browser, Feb. 27, 2006$b(Myelitis)
=688  \\$aHeading changed 20060414 from: 150:##:_{dollar}a Spinal cord _{dollar}x Inflammation
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=LDR  00351cz  a2200133n  4500
=001  9880362751702441
=005  20120730163928.0
=008  920103i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|n\ana\\\\\\
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=035  \\$aBZX6576NU
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=053  \\$aRC400$bRC406
=150  \\$aSpinal cord$xDiseases
=750  \2$aSpinal Cord Diseases$5IEN$0(DNLM)D013118

=LDR  00464cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362751802441
=005  20120730163928.0
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=010  \\$ash 85126666 
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=053  \0$aQM465$cHuman anatomy
=053  \0$aQP371$bQP375$cPhysiology
=150  \\$aSpinal cord
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=750  \2$aSpinal Cord$5IEN$0(DNLM)D013116

=LDR  00504cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362751902441
=005  20120730163928.0
=008  060216i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85126665 
=035  \\$aBZX6571NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aRD771.S74
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=450  \\$aSpinal stenosis
=550  \\$wg$aSpinal canal$xDiseases
=550  \\$wg$aStenosis
=670  \\$aMESH browser, Feb. 16, 2006$b(Spinal Stenosis)
=750  \2$aSpinal Stenosis$5IEN$0(DNLM)D013130

=LDR  00442cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362752002441
=005  20120730163928.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85126664 
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=053  \\$aQM111
=150  \\$aSpinal canal
=450  \\$aCanal, Spinal
=450  \\$aCanal, Vertebral
=450  \\$aVertebral canal
=550  \\$wg$aSpine
=750  \2$aSpinal Canal$5IEN$0(DNLM)D013115

=LDR  00446cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362752102441
=005  20120730163927.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85126663 
=035  \\$aBZX6569NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRD85.S7
=150  \\$aSpinal anesthesia
=450  \\$aAnesthesia, Spinal
=550  \\$wg$aConduction anesthesia
=550  \\$wg$aSpine$xPuncture
=750  \2$aAnesthesia, Spinal$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000775

=LDR  00605cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362752202441
=005  20120730163927.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85126662 
=035  \\$aBZX6568NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aRZ265.S64
=150  \\$aSpinal adjustment
=450  \\$aSpinal manipulation
=550  \\$wg$aChiropractic
=550  \\$wg$aManipulation (Therapeutics)
=550  \\$wg$aSpondylotherapy
=670  \\$aBourdillon. Spinal manipulation, 1992.
=670  \\$aLC data base, 3/22/93$b(Spinal manipulation)
=750  \2$aManipulation, Spinal$5IEN$0(DNLM)D020393

=LDR  00456cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362752302441
=005  20100719152657.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85126659 
=035  \\$aBZX6565NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQK495.C46$cBotany
=053  \0$aSB351.S7$cCrop
=150  \\$aSpinach
=450  \\$aSpinacia oleracea
=450  \\$aSpinage
=550  \\$wg$aEdible greens
=750  \2$aSpinacia oleracea$0(DNLM)D018724$5IEN

=LDR  00468cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362752402441
=005  20120730163927.0
=008  940404i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85126658 
=035  \\$aBZX6564NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRJ496.S74
=150  \\$aSpina bifida
=550  \\$wg$aNeural tube$xAbnormalities
=550  \\$wg$aSpinal cord$xAbnormalities
=550  \\$wg$aSpine$xAbnormalities
=750  \2$aSpinal Dysraphism$5IEN$0(DNLM)D016135

=LDR  00528cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362752502441
=005  20120730163927.0
=008  920906||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85126654 
=035  \\$aBZX6560NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQH324.9.S62$cBiology
=150  \\$aSpin labels
=450  \\$aLabels, Spin
=450  \\$aSpin labeling
=550  \\$wg$aBiophysical labeling
=550  \\$wg$aElectron paramagnetic resonance
=550  \\$wg$aMolecular rotation
=750  \2$aSpin Labels$5IEN$0(DNLM)D013113

=LDR  00317cz  a2200133n  4500
=001  9880362752602441
=005  20120730163927.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|n\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85126639 
=035  \\$aBZX6545LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aQK495.S75
=150  \\$aSpikenard
=750  \2$aAralia$5IEN$0(DNLM)D027983

=LDR  00411cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362752702441
=005  20120730163927.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85126627 
=035  \\$aBZX6533NU
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh 85126627
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aPoisonous spiders$xVenom
=450  \\$aSpider venom
=450  \\$wnne$aSpiders$xVenom
=750  \2$aSpider Venoms$5IEN$0(DNLM)D013111

=LDR  00412cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362752802441
=005  20120730163927.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85126625 
=035  \\$aBZX6531NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQL458.4$bQL458.42
=150  \\$aSpiders
=450  \\$aAraneae
=450  \\$wnne$aAraneida
=550  \\$wg$aArachnida
=750  \2$aSpiders$5IEN$0(DNLM)D013112

=LDR  00715cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362752902441
=005  20070507081650.0
=008  060301i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85126622 
=035  \\$aBZX6528NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQL737.P915$cZoology
=150  \\$aSpider monkeys
=450  \\$aAteles
=550  \\$wg$aAtelidae
=670  \\$aGroves, C. Primate taxonomy, 2001:$bp. 186 (Genus Ateles E. Geoffroy, 1806, Spider Monkeys, in Family Atelidae)
=670  \\$aShumaker, R.W. Primates in question, 2003:$bp. 18 (Spider monkeys (Ateles spp.))
=670  \\$aNowak, R.M. Walker's primates of the world, 1999:$bp. 100 (Genus Ateles, Spider monkeys)
=750  \2$aAtelinae$0(DNLM)D053819$5IEN

=LDR  00450cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362753002441
=005  20120730163927.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85126619 
=035  \\$aBZX6525NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aGT2870$cManners and customs
=053  \0$aTX406$bTX407$cHome economics
=053  \0$aTX587$bTX588$cAdulteration
=150  \\$aSpices
=550  \\$wg$aCondiments
=750  \2$aSpices$5IEN$0(DNLM)D017365

=LDR  00633cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362753102441
=005  20120730163927.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85126612 
=035  \\$aBZX6518NU
=035  \\$ash 85126612
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aRC74
=150  \\$aSphygmomanometers
=450  \\$wnne$aSphygmomanometer
=550  \\$wg$aManometers
=550  \\$aBlood pressure$xMeasurement
=670  \\$aMcGraw Hill dict. sci. tech.
=670  \\$aDorland's med. dict.$b(Sphygmomanometer: an instrument for measuring blood pressure in the arteries)
=750  \2$aSphygmomanometers$5IEN$0(DNLM)D019722

=LDR  00399cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362753202441
=005  20060727085746.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85126607 
=035  \\$aBZX6513NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aSphingosine
=450  \\$aSphingenine
=550  \\$wg$aBiogenic amines
=550  \\$wg$aEthanolamines
=750  \2$aSphingosine$0(DNLM)D013110$5IEN

=LDR  00384cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362753302441
=005  20120730163926.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85126606 
=035  \\$aBZX6512NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQP752.S6
=150  \\$aSphingolipids
=550  \\$wg$aLipids
=550  \\$wg$aSphingosine
=750  \2$aSphingolipids$5IEN$0(DNLM)D013107

=LDR  00583cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362753402441
=005  20200824150836.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85126605
=035  \\$aBZX6511NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRC632.S67
=150  \\$aSphingolipidoses
=450  \\$aSphingolipid storage diseases
=450  \\$aSphingolipidosis
=450  \\$aStorage diseases, Sphingolipid
=550  \\$wg$aLipidoses
=550  \\$wg$aLysosomal storage diseases
=550  \\$wg$aNervous system$xDiseases
=750  \2$aSphingolipidoses$5IEN$0(DNLM)D013106

=LDR  00754cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880362753502441
=005  20120730163926.0
=008  920109||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85126603 
=035  \\$aBZX6509NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aSphincter of Oddi
=450  \\$aDuodenal sphincter
=450  \\$aMusculus sphincter ampullae hepatopancreaticae
=450  \\$aOddi sphincter
=450  \\$aOddi's muscle
=450  \\$aOddi's sphincter
=550  \\$wg$aAmpulla of Vater
=550  \\$wg$aDuodenum
=550  \\$wg$aSphincters
=670  \\$aInter. dict. med. biol.$b(Musculus sphincter ampullae hepatopancreaticae. Also called Oddi sphincter, Oddi's muscle, duodenal sphincter)
=750  \2$aSphincter of Oddi$5IEN$0(DNLM)D009803

=LDR  00331cz  a2200133n  4500
=001  9880362753602441
=005  20120730163926.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85126602 
=035  \\$aBZX6508NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aSpheroplasts
=550  \\$wg$aProtoplasts
=750  \2$aSpheroplasts$5IEN$0(DNLM)D013104

=LDR  00561cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362753702441
=005  20120730163926.0
=008  030925||\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85126586 
=035  \\$aBZX6492NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aSphenoid sinus
=450  \\$aSinus sphenoidalis
=450  \\$aSphenoidal sinus
=550  \\$wg$aParanasal sinuses
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Sphenoid Sinus)
=670  \\$aInter. dict. med. biol.$b(sinus sphenoidalis [NA]. Also called sphenoidal sinus, sphenoid sinus)
=750  \2$aSphenoid Sinus$5IEN$0(DNLM)D013101

=LDR  00395cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362753802441
=005  20120730163926.0
=008  871219||\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85126585 
=035  \\$a(OCoLC)02137525
=035  \\$aBZX6491NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aSphenoid bone
=450  \\$aOs sphenoidale
=550  \\$wg$aSkull
=750  \2$aSphenoid Bone$5IEN$0(DNLM)D013100

=LDR  00916cz  a2200241n  4500
=001  9880362753902441
=005  20120730163921.0
=008  860211||\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85125363 
=035  \\$aBZX5269NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQC220$bQC246
=150  \\$aSound
=360  \\$isubdivision$aAcoustic properties$iunder individual chemicals and groups of chemicals and individual materials and types of materials, e.g.$aCopper--Acoustic properties; Metals--Acoustic properties
=360  \\$isubdivision$aAcoustic properties$iunder individual chemicals and materials, e.g.$aCopper--Acoustic properties; Metals--Acoustic properties
=450  \\$aAcoustics
=550  \\$wg$aContinuum mechanics
=550  \\$wg$aMathematical physics
=550  \\$wg$aPhysics
=550  \\$wg$aPneumatics
=550  \\$wg$aRadiation
=550  \\$wg$aWave-motion, Theory of
=750  \2$aSound$5IEN$0(DNLM)D013016

=LDR  01277cz  a2200301n  4500
=001  9880362754002441
=005  20040823085259.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85125316 
=035  \\$aBZX5222NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aQK495.G74$cBotany
=053  \\$aSB191.S7$cCulture
=150  \\$aSorghum
=450  \\$aAndropogon sorghum
=450  \\$aCommon sorghum
=450  \\$aGrain sorghum
=450  \\$aHolcus sorghum
=450  \\$aSorghum bicolor
=450  \\$aSorghum vulgare
=550  \\$wg$aSorghum (Genus)
=670  \\$aHortus 3$b(Sorghum bicolor (L.) Moench [S. vulgare Pers.] Sorghum)
=670  \\$aFAO plants and plant products$b(Sorghum vulgare, sorghum, common sorghum)
=670  \\$aSPN$b(Sorghum vulgare (Andropogon sorghum; Holcus s.) Sorghum)
=670  \\$aBiol. & agr. index:$bv. 48 (Sorghum; Sorghum bicolor SEE Sorghum)
=670  \\$aCAB thes.$b(Sorghum Bicolor (the term sorghum is often used alone as a descriptor) UF broomcorn, durras, guinea corn, Kaffir corn, milo, sorghum vilgare, sorgo, white durra)
=670  \\$aWeb. 3$b(sorghum: any plant of the genus Sorghum; esp.: any cultivated plant (as a grain sorghum or a sorgo) derived from a common species (S. vulgare))
=750  \2$aSorghum$0(DNLM)D045868$5IEN

=LDR  00368cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362754102441
=005  20120730163921.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85125297 
=035  \\$aBZX5203NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aSorbitol
=450  \\$aGlucitol
=450  \\$aSorbite
=550  \\$wg$aPolyols
=750  \2$aSorbitol$5IEN$0(DNLM)D013012

=LDR  00351cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362754202441
=005  20120730163921.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85125279 
=035  \\$aBZX5185LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aQK495.L52$cBotany
=150  \\$aSophora
=550  \\$wg$aLegumes
=750  \2$aSophora$5IEN$0(DNLM)D029909

=LDR  01336cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362754302441
=005  20131217142909.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85125274 
=035  \\$aBZX5180NU
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC$dDLC$dWaElC
=053  \0$aTH2285$cRemoval
=150  \\$aSoot
=450  \\$aBlack carbon (Soot)
=550  \\$wg$aDust
=670  \\$aEncyclopedia of climate and weather, 2nd ed., 2011, online via Oxford Reference Online$barticle title "Atmospheric Chemistry and Composition" (black carbon (soot)) article title "Taiga climate" (For example, combustion of biomass during fires emits greenhouse gases to the atmosphere, and aerosol emissions and black carbon deposited on snow and ice can also contribute to warming.)
=670  \\$aUnited States. General Accounting Office. Climate change : information on three air pollutants' climate effects and emissions trends ... 2003, via WWW Sept. 6 2013$bp. 28 footnote (Particulate matter is the general term used for a mixture of solid particles ... It comes from vehicle emissions, dust, fires, sea salt, and black carbon (soot) from wood and coal burning) p. preceding p. i (black carbon (soot))
=670  \\$aBerg, K. Black carbon concentrations from an ice core from Tupungatito Glacier in the Central Andes, 2012.
=750  \2$aSoot$0(DNLM)D053260$5IEN

=LDR  00527cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362754402441
=005  20120730163921.0
=008  871218i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85124805 
=035  \\$a(OCoLC)02127430
=035  \\$aBZX4711NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aSleepwalking
=450  \\$aSleep-walking
=450  \\$wnne$aSomnambulism
=450  \\$aWalking, Sleep
=550  \\$wg$aSleep disorders
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Hurmence, B. Nightwalker, c1988.
=750  \2$aSomnambulism$5IEN$0(DNLM)D013009

=LDR  00366cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362754502441
=005  20120730163921.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85124799 
=035  \\$aBZX4705NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=150  \\$aSomite
=450  \\$aMetamere
=550  \\$wg$aAnatomy
=550  \\$wg$aEmbryology
=750  \2$aSomites$5IEN$0(DNLM)D019170

=LDR  00502cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362754602441
=005  20120730163921.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85124785 
=035  \\$aBZX4691NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aGN66$5IEN
=053  \\$aGN66.5
=150  \\$aSomatotypes
=450  \\$aBody build, Human
=450  \\$aBody types, Human
=550  \\$wg$aHuman beings$xConstitution
=550  \\$wg$aPhysical anthropology
=750  \2$aSomatotypes$5IEN$0(DNLM)D013008

=LDR  00946cz  a2200289n  4500
=001  9880362754702441
=005  20070531095144.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85124783 
=035  \\$aBZX4689NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aQP572.S6
=150  \\$aSomatotropin
=450  \\$aGrowth hormone
=450  \\$aPituitary growth hormone
=450  \\$aSomatotrophic hormone
=450  \\$aSomatotrophin
=450  \\$aSomatotropic hormone
=450  \\$aSomatropin
=550  \\$wg$aPituitary hormones
=670  \\$aBlack's vet. dict.
=670  \\$aConcise vet. dict.
=670  \\$aBiol. & agr. index:$bv. 43.
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Somatotropin X Pituitary growth hormone)
=670  \\$aRandom House:$bSomatotropin (Also called Somatotrophic hormone)
=670  \\$aAmer. her. dict.:$bSomatotropin (Also Somatotrophin. Also called Growth hormone, Somatotropic hormone)
=750  \2$aGrowth Hormone$0(DNLM)D013006$5IEN

=LDR  00880cz  a2200265n  4500
=001  9880362754802441
=005  20070501135002.0
=008  000203i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85124782 
=035  \\$aBZX4688NU
=035  \\$aSH 85124782
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQP572.S59
=150  \\$aSomatostatin
=450  \\$aFollicle stimulating hormone release inhibiting factor
=450  \\$aGrowth hormone inhibitory hormone
=450  \\$aGrowth hormone release inhibiting factor
=450  \\$aSomatotropin release inhibiting hormone
=450  \\$aSRIH (Hormone)
=450  \\$aThyrotropin release inhibiting factor
=550  \\$wg$aGastrointestinal hormones
=550  \\$wg$aHypothalamic hormones
=550  \\$wg$aPeptide hormones
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Somatostatin x Somatotropin Release-Inhibiting Hormone, SRIH)
=750  \2$aSomatostatin$0(DNLM)D013004$5IEN

=LDR  00620cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880362754902441
=005  20120730163921.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85124781 
=035  \\$aBZX4687NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQP552.S65
=150  \\$aSomatomedin
=450  \\$aInsulin-like growth factor
=450  \\$aNonsuppressible insulinlike activity
=450  \\$aSulfation factor
=450  \\$aSulphation factor
=450  \\$aThymidine factor
=550  \\$wg$aGrowth factors
=550  \\$wg$aPeptides
=550  \\$wg$aSomatotropin
=750  \2$aSomatomedins$5IEN$0(DNLM)D013002

=LDR  00550cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362755002441
=005  20120730163921.0
=008  871218i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85124779 
=035  \\$a(OCoLC)02127224
=035  \\$aBZX4685NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRC552.S66
=150  \\$aSomatoform disorders
=450  \\$aDisorders, Somatoform
=450  \\$aFunctional somatic symptoms
=450  \\$aSomatic symptoms, Functional
=550  \\$wg$aPsychology, Pathological
=750  \2$aSomatoform Disorders$5IEN$0(DNLM)D013001

=LDR  00425cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362755102441
=005  20120730163921.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85124778 
=035  \\$aBZX4684NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=150  \\$aSomatic hybrids
=450  \\$aSomatic cell hybrids
=550  \\$wg$aCell hybridization
=550  \\$wg$aCells
=550  \\$wg$aGenetics
=750  \2$aCell Fusion$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002459

=LDR  00434cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362755202441
=005  20070521093031.0
=008  020731i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85124746 
=035  \\$aBZX4652NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQD544$bQD544.5$cChemistry
=053  \0$aTP247.5$cChemical technology
=150  \\$aSolvents
=550  \\$wg$aFluids
=550  \\$aPlasticizers
=750  \2$aSolvents$0(DNLM)D012997$5IEN

=LDR  01621cz  a2200241n  4500
=001  9880362755302441
=005  20110420114256.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85124743 
=035  \\$aBZX4649NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIaCfT
=053  \0$aHV5822.S65$cSocial aspects
=053  \0$aRC568.S64$cPsychiatry
=150  \\$aInhalant abuse
=450  \\$aInhalation abuse of solvents
=450  \\$wnne$aSolvent abuse
=550  \\$wg$aSubstance abuse
=670  \\$aMenhard, F.R. The facts about inhalants, c2005.
=670  \\$aEncyc. of addictions and addictive behaviors, c2006$b(Inhalants, abuse of: some products used as inhalants are glue, cleaning solvents, commercial adhesives, paint products, gasoline, lighter fluid, nail polish remover, vegetable cooking spray, dessert topping spray (such as whipped cream), and other sprayed or volatile substances. Nitrates, such as amyl nitrates, are drugs that fall into the inhalant category, as are butyl nitrates. In addition, chlorofluorohydrocarbons (freons) fall into the category of inhalants when they are abused)
=670  \\$aWikipedia, Sept. 20, 2007$b(Inhalant: a diverse group of organic solvents, volatile substances, and propellant gases are inhaled for their psychoactive effects, which range from an alcohol-like intoxication and euphoric "high" to hallucinations)
=670  \\$aEncyc. of drugs, alcohol, and addictive behavior, c2001$b(Inhalants are solvents or volatile anesthetics that are subject to abuse by inhalation)
=688  \\$aHeading changed 20071206 from: 150:##:_{dollar}a Solvent abuse
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=670  \\$aUnited States. Congress. Senate. Committee on Veterans' Affairs. Releasing of names and/or addresses of present and former Armed Forces members by the Administrator of Veterans' Affairs, 1976.
=670  \\$aUnited States. Congress. Senate. Committee on Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs. A review of the Department of Defense's report on predatory lending practices directed at members of the Armed Forces and their dependents, 2009.
=670  \\$aUnited States. Congress. House. Committee on the Judiciary. Subcommittee on Administrative Law and Governmental Relations. Medical malpractice claims by Armed Forces personnel, 1984.
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=001  9880362348802441
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=001  9880362348902441
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=001  9880362349002441
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=001  9880362349102441
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=001  9880362349302441
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=LDR  00706cz  a2200241n  4500
=001  9880362349902441
=005  20190304142814.0
=008  860211|n\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85066708
=035  \\$aBZR6614NU
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=LDR  00482cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362350002441
=005  20120730163330.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85066702 
=035  \\$aBZR6608NU
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=750  \2$aInsect Vectors$5IEN$0(DNLM)D007303

=LDR  00575cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362350102441
=005  20190603164552.0
=008  030822i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85066670
=035  \\$aBZR6576NU
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=450  \\$aInsecta
=450  \\$aPterygota
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=LDR  00507cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362350302441
=005  20120730163330.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85066663 
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=LDR  00855cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362350402441
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=010  \\$ash 85066662 
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=360  \\$isubdivision$aInsecticide resistance$iunder individual insects and groups of insects, e.g.$aHousefly--Insecticide resistance; Aphididae--Insecticide resistance
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=LDR  00481cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362350502441
=005  20120730163330.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85066661 
=035  \\$aBZR6567NU
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=LDR  00599cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362350602441
=005  20120730163330.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85066647 
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=750  \2$aInsect Control$5IEN$0(DNLM)D007300

=LDR  00414cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362350702441
=005  20120730163330.0
=008  871218i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85066644 
=035  \\$aBZR6550NU
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh 85066644
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dWaU
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=750  \2$aInsect Hormones$5IEN$0(DNLM)D007301

=LDR  00689cz  a2200241n  4500
=001  9880362350802441
=005  20120730163329.0
=008  030801i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85066640 
=035  \\$aBZR6546NU
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=750  \2$aInsect Repellents$5IEN$0(DNLM)D007302

=LDR  00722cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362350902441
=005  20120730163329.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85066555 
=035  \\$aBZR6461NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
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=750  \2$aCommitment of Mentally Ill$5IEN$0(DNLM)D003134

=LDR  00532cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880362351002441
=005  20070521082713.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85066543 
=035  \\$aBZR6449NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQP772.I5
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=LDR  00443cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362351102441
=005  20120730163329.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85066491 
=035  \\$aBZR6397NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
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=550  \\$wg$aFillings (Dentistry)
=550  \\$wg$aProsthodontics
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/6/90
=750  \2$aInlays$5IEN$0(DNLM)D007284

=LDR  00415cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362351202441
=005  20140612164015.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85066453 
=035  \\$aBZR6359NU
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=LDR  00414cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362351302441
=005  20120730163329.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85066448 
=035  \\$aBZR6354NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
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=450  \\$aSpinal injections
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/6/90
=750  \2$aInjections, Spinal$5IEN$0(DNLM)D007278

=LDR  00848cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362351402441
=005  20120730163329.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85066447 
=035  \\$aBZR6353NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aSclerotherapy
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=450  \\$aSclerosing injections
=450  \\$aSclerosing solutions$5IEN
=550  \\$wg$aChemotherapy
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=750  \2$aSclerotherapy$5IEN-M$0(DNLM)D015911

=LDR  00464cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362351502441
=005  20120730163329.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85066445 
=035  \\$aBZR6351NU
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=550  \\$wg$aIntravenous therapy
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/6/90
=750  \2$aInjections, Intravenous$5IEN$0(DNLM)D007275

=LDR  00425cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362351602441
=005  20150429143144.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85066444 
=035  \\$aBZR6350NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRM180
=150  \\$aInjections, Intraperitoneal
=450  \\$aIntraperitoneal injections
=550  \\$wg$aPeritoneum
=750  \2$aInjections, Intraperitoneal$5IEN$0(DNLM)D007274

=LDR  00367cz  a2200133n  4500
=001  9880362351702441
=005  20150415173250.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85066442 
=035  \\$aBZR6348NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aInjections, Intramuscular
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=LDR  00390cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362351802441
=005  20120730163329.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85066440 
=035  \\$aBZR6346NU
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=150  \\$aInjections, Intradermal
=450  \\$aIntradermal injections
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/6/90
=750  \2$aInjections, Intradermal$5IEN$0(DNLM)D007271

=LDR  00434cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362351902441
=005  20120730163328.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85066439 
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=550  \\$wg$aTherapeutics
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/6/90
=750  \2$aInjections, Intra-Articular$5IEN$0(DNLM)D007270

=LDR  00399cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362352002441
=005  20120730163328.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85066438 
=035  \\$aBZR6344NU
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=150  \\$aInjections, Intra-arterial
=450  \\$aIntra-arterial injections
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/6/90
=750  \2$aInjections, Intra-Arterial$5IEN$0(DNLM)D007269

=LDR  00484cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362352102441
=005  20120730163328.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
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=053  \\$aRM169
=150  \\$aInjections, Hypodermic
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=550  \\$wg$aTherapeutics
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/6/90
=750  \2$aInjections, Subcutaneous$5IEN$0(DNLM)D007279

=LDR  00645cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362352202441
=005  20120730163328.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85066433 
=035  \\$aBZR6339NU
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=450  \\$aJabs (Injections)
=450  \\$aShots (Injections)
=550  \\$wg$aDrugs$xAdministration
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=670  \\$aAmerican heritage dict.$b(shot: def 13a. hypodermic injections)
=670  \\$aChambers Eng. dict.$b(jab: an injection (coll.))
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=LDR  00495cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362352302441
=005  20201202113524.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85066403
=035  \\$aBZR6309NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
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=550  \\$wg$aHabit
=550  \\$wg$aPsychology
=550  \\$wg$aWill
=550  \\$aImpulse
=750  \2$aInhibition, Psychological$0(DNLM)D007266$5IEN

=LDR  00521cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362352402441
=005  20120730163328.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85066402 
=035  \\$aBZR6308NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aQP572.I47
=150  \\$aInhibin
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=670  \\$aMESH$b(Inhibin x Folliculostatin)
=750  \2$aInhibins$5IEN$0(DNLM)D007265

=LDR  00374cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362352502441
=005  20120730163328.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85066369 
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=150  \\$aInhalation anesthesia
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=750  \2$aAnesthesia, Inhalation$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000769

=LDR  00338cz  a2200133n  4500
=001  9880362352602441
=005  20120730163328.0
=008  940404i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85066363 
=035  \\$aBZR6269NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
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=750  \2$aHernia, Inguinal$5IEN$0(DNLM)D006552

=LDR  00590cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362352702441
=005  20120730163328.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
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=LDR  00495cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362352802441
=005  20120730163328.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85066334 
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=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/6/90
=750  \2$aHypothalamus, Middle$5IEN$0(DNLM)D007033

=LDR  00691cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880362352902441
=005  20120730163328.0
=008  060411i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85066329 
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=450  \\$aSpectroscopy, Infrared
=550  \\$wg$aOptical spectroscopy
=750  \2$aSpectrophotometry, Infrared$5IEN$0(DNLM)D013055

=LDR  00486cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362353002441
=005  20091103101301.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85066322 
=035  \\$aBZR6228NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
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=LDR  00739cz  a2200253n  4500
=001  9880362353102441
=005  20120730163327.0
=008  040924i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85066306 
=035  \\$aBZR6212NU
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=450  \\$aConsent to treatment
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=450  \\$aMedical disclosure
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=550  \\$aInvoluntary treatment
=550  \\$aPatient refusal of treatment
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=LDR  00440cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362353202441
=005  20120730163327.0
=008  860211||\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85066289 
=035  \\$aBZR6195NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQ350$bQ390
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=550  \\$wg$aCommunication
=550  \\$wg$aCybernetics
=750  \2$aInformation Theory$5IEN$0(DNLM)D007257

=LDR  00385cz  a2200133n  4500
=001  9880362353302441
=005  20120730163327.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|n\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85066210 
=035  \\$aBZR6116NU
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=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/5/90
=750  \2$aHospital Information Systems$5IEN$0(DNLM)D006751

=LDR  01243cz  a2200349n  4500
=001  9880362353402441
=005  20120730163327.0
=008  991227||\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85066163 
=035  \\$aBZR6069NU
=035  \\$aSH 85066163
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aInformation storage and retrieval systems
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=450  \\$aAutomatic information retrieval
=450  \\$aAutomation in documentation
=450  \\$aComputer-based information systems
=450  \\$aData processing
=450  \\$aData storage and retrieval systems
=450  \\$aInformation processing systems
=450  \\$aInformation retrieval systems
=450  \\$aInformation systems$5IEN
=450  \\$aMachine data storage and retrieval
=450  \\$aMechanized information storage and retrieval systems
=550  \\$wg$aComputer systems
=550  \\$wg$aElectronic information resources
=550  \\$aData libraries
=550  \\$aDigital libraries
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=680  \\$iThis heading may be further subdivided by subject, e.g.$aInformation storage and retrieval systems--Accounting.
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=001  9880362353502441
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=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
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=150  \\$aInformation services
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=450  \\$aData collection services
=450  \\$aInformation brokers
=450  \\$aInformation centers
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=450  \\$aProviders of information services
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=670  \\$aThe Burwell directory of information brokers, c1991.
=670  \\$aLC database, Aug. 26, 1996$b(Information service providers)
=670  \\$aSCM H 1675.5$b(Assign the heading Information services (may subd geog) to general works on information centers and the services they provide to their clients. Assign the free-floating subdivision --Information services under names of countries, cities, etc., names of individual corporate bodies, including individual legislative bodies and military services, names of individual persons, and topical headings, for works on information centers devoted to collecting and disseminating information about these subjects.)$5IEN
=680  \\$iHere are entered works on organizations that provide information services. Works on sources of information in general, not limited to a specific format or medium, including works that list organizations other than information services as sources of information, are entered under$aInformation resources.$iWorks on sources of information in a specific format or medium are entered under the heading for the format or medium.
=681  \\$iNote under$aInformation resources
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=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aZ665$bZ718.8
=150  \\$aInformation science
=550  \\$wg$aCommunication
=550  \\$aInformation literacy
=550  \\$aLibrary science
=670  \\$aLC database, Feb. 20, 1998$b(informatics 15 times more likely on a computer science book than on an information science book)
=750  \2$aInformation Science$5IEN$0(DNLM)D007254

=LDR  00639cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880362353702441
=005  20120730163325.0
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=010  \\$ash 85066148 
=035  \\$aBZR6054NU
=035  \\$aSH 85066148
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aInformation retrieval
=450  \\$aData retrieval
=450  \\$aData storage
=450  \\$aInformation storage and retrieval
=450  \\$aRetrieval of information
=550  \\$wg$aDocumentation
=550  \\$wg$aInformation science
=550  \\$aInformation storage and retrieval systems
=750  \2$aInformation Storage and Retrieval$5IEN$0(DNLM)D016247

=LDR  01003cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880362353802441
=005  20070501154715.0
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=010  \\$ash 85066147 
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=150  \\$aInformation resources management
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=450  \\$aCorporations$xInformation resources management
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=450  \\$aInformation systems management
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=550  \\$wg$aManagement
=550  \\$aManagement information systems
=680  \\$iHere are entered works on the coordination of information gathering and dissemination responsibilities within an organization.
=750  \2$aInformation Management$0(DNLM)D019451$5IEN

=LDR  00590cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362353902441
=005  20120730163320.0
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=010  \\$ash 85065658 
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=035  \\$ash 85065658
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=450  \\$aChemical indicators
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=550  \\$wg$aChemistry, Analytic
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=750  \2$aIndicators and Reagents$5IEN$0(DNLM)D007202

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=005  20120730163320.0
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=010  \\$ash 85065656 
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=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRC683.5.I48
=150  \\$aIndicator dilution
=450  \\$aDilution, Indicator
=450  \\$aIndicator dilution techniques
=550  \\$wg$aHeart function tests
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Indicator dilution techniques)
=750  \2$aIndicator Dilution Techniques$5IEN-M$0(DNLM)D007201

=LDR  00512cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362354102441
=005  20120730163320.0
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=010  \\$ash 85065655 
=035  \\$aBZR5561NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
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=750  \2$aIndican$5IEN$0(DNLM)D007200

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=005  20121014163800.0
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=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
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=150  \\$aIndians of South America
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=001  9880362354302441
=005  20120730163320.0
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=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dCtY-BR$dDLC
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=150  \\$aIndians of North America
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=450  \\$aNative Americans
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=670  \\$aFirst Nations Development Institute WWW homepage, Oct. 6, 2006.
=670  \\$aFlinders University WWW site, June 3, 2009$b(First Nations: refers to indigenous Australians)
=670  \\$aGoogle search, June 3, 2009$b(search on First Nations:  most hits for North American groups, but also some for Australian and Asian aborigines)
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=010  \\$ash 85065085 
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=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aF1434$bF1435.3
=150  \\$aIndians of Central America
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=450  \\$aIndigenous peoples$zCentral America
=450  \\$aMeso-America
=450  \\$aMeso-American Indians
=450  \\$aMesoamerica
=450  \\$aMesoamerican Indians
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=450  \\$aPrecolumbian Indians
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=LDR  01035cz  a2200241n  4500
=001  9880362354502441
=005  20201104123221.0
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=150  \\$aIndexing
=360  \\$isubdivision$aAbstracting and indexing$iunder names of countries, cities, etc., names of individual persons and corporate bodies, and under topical headings for works on preparing abstracts or indexes of publications on those subjects; and under individual sacred works and types of publications for works on preparing abstracts or indexes of those publications
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=450  \\$aIndex preparation
=450  \\$aPreparation of indexes
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=550  \\$wg$aInformation organization
=550  \\$aFiling systems
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=001  9880362354602441
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=010  \\$ash 85064827 
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=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aIndenes
=550  \\$wg$aPolycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons
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=750  \2$aIndenes$5IEN$0(DNLM)D007192

=LDR  00399cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362354702441
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=150  \\$aIndan
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=750  \2$aIndans$5IEN$0(DNLM)D007189

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=450  \\$aIncunables
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=670  \\$aWeb. 3$b(incunable pl. -s; incunabulum pl. incunabula)
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=LDR  00433cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362354902441
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=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN/LSP
=053  \\$aRJ34.5.I52
=150  \\$aIncubators (Pediatrics)
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=LDR  00499cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362355002441
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=035  \\$aBZR4713NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aSF495$bSF497
=150  \\$aIncubators
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=750  \2$aIncubators$5IEN$0(DNLM)D007185

=LDR  00458cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362355102441
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=053  \\$aRM143
=150  \\$aIncompatibles (Pharmacy)
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=550  \\$wg$aPharmaceutical chemistry
=690  \\$ar:AMD:6/26/90
=750  \2$aDrug Incompatibility$5IEN$0(DNLM)D004344

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=001  9880362355302441
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=010  \\$ash 85064759 
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=670  \\$aUMI business vocab.
=750  \2$aIncome$5IEN$0(DNLM)D007182

=LDR  00347cz  a2200145n  4500
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=LDR  00917cz  a2200265n  4500
=001  9880362355502441
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=550  \\$wg$aRefuse and refuse disposal
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=670  \\$aScott dict. waste/water:$bunder Incineration--Burning of waste solids, liquids or gases.
=670  \\$aMcGraw-Hill dict. sci. tech.:$bunder Incineration.
=670  \\$aThes. water resurces terms:$bunder Incineration (RT: Burning)
=670  \\$aRandom House.
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=670  \\$aAngelica, J.C. We are not alone, 2001.
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=001  9880362355802441
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=001  9880362355902441
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=010  \\$ash 85064680 
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=750  \2$aImpulsive Behavior$5IEN$0(DNLM)D007175

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=053  \\$aZ242.I3
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=450  \\$aPrinters' imprints
=450  \\$aPublishers' imprints
=550  \\$wg$aPublishers and publishing
=550  \\$aColophons
=750  \2$aBook Imprints$5IEN$0(DNLM)D001869

=LDR  00454cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362356102441
=005  20201130175422.0
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=010  \\$ash 85064671
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=550  \\$wg$aAttachment behavior
=550  \\$wg$aCritical periods (Biology)
=750  \2$aImprinting, Psychological$0(DNLM)D007173$5IEN

=LDR  00955cz  a2200265n  4500
=001  9880362356202441
=005  20080225133823.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85064658 
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=035  \\$aSH 85064658
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=053  \\$aRC889$cMedicine
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=450  \\$aED (Erectile dysfunction)
=450  \\$aErectile dysfunction
=450  \\$aImpotency
=550  \\$wg$aSexual disorders
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Impotence x Erectile dysfunction)
=670  \\$aDorland's med. dict.$b(Impotence; impotency)
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=LDR  00804cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880362356302441
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=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85064643 
=035  \\$aBZR4549NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aRK667.I45
=150  \\$aEndosseous dental implants
=450  \\$aEndosseous implant dentures
=450  \\$aEndosteal dental implants
=450  \\$aEndosteal implant dentures
=450  \\$wnne$aImplant dentures, Endosseous
=550  \\$wg$aDental implants
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Dental implantation, Endosseous)
=670  \\$aLC data base$b(Endosseous dental implants; Endosteal dental implants)
=670  \\$aDorland's med. dict.$b(Implant: endosseous i., called also endosteal i.)
=750  \2$aDental Implantation, Endosseous$5IEN$0(DNLM)D003758

=LDR  00777cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880363168502441
=005  20120730164350.0
=008  920902i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 92004916 
=035  \\$aCBM6507NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dNNCU-C
=053  \0$aRC553.D5
=150  \\$aDissociative disorders
=450  \\$aDDs (Psychology)
=450  \\$aDisorders, Dissociative
=550  \\$wg$aDissociation (Psychology)
=550  \\$wg$aPsychology, Pathological
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 92049449: Steinberg, M. Structured clinical interview for DSM-IV dissociative disorders, c1993.
=670  \\$aMESH.
=670  \\$aDSM-III-R.
=670  \\$aDorman, P. I cry for help! c2006:$bp. 4 of cover (Dissociative DIsorders (DD))
=750  \2$aDissociative Disorders$5IEN$0(DNLM)D004213

=LDR  00693cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880363168602441
=005  20120730164350.0
=008  920901i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 92004902 
=035  \\$aCBM6493NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRJ506.C63
=150  \\$aCognition disorders in adolescence
=550  \\$wg$aAdolescent psychopathology
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 92-185167: Berger, M. Les troubles du d�eveloppement cognitif, c1992.
=750  \2$81$wb$aCognition Disorders$5IEN$0(DNLM)D003072
=750  \2$81$wb$aAdolescent$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000293
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aCognition Disorders$iand$aAdolescent$5IEN

=LDR  00511cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880363168702441
=005  20180717114655.0
=008  920827i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 92004812
=035  \\$aCBM6409NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aHeart rate monitoring
=550  \\$wg$aCardiography
=550  \\$wg$aPatient monitoring
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 91-73663: Maffetone, P. The high performance heart, c1991.
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Heart rate)
=750  \2$aHeart Rate Determination$0(DNLM)D006339$5IEN

=LDR  00792cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880363168802441
=005  20080512130717.0
=008  040226i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 92004795 
=035  \\$aCBM6392LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aRC737.5
=150  \\$aSleep apnea syndromes in old age
=450  \\$aGeriatric sleep apnea syndromes
=550  \\$wg$aOlder people$xDiseases
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 92155598: International Symposium on Sleep and Respiration (2nd : 1991 : League City, Tex.). Sleep and respiration in aging adults, c1991.
=750  \2$81$wb$aSleep Apnea Syndromes$0(DNLM)D012891$5IEN
=750  \2$81$wb$aAged$0(DNLM)D000368$5IEN
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aSleep Apnea Syndromes$iand$aAged$5IEN

=LDR  00681cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880363168902441
=005  20120730164350.0
=008  060829i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 92004785 
=035  \\$aCBM6382NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aBF720.C63
=150  \\$aCognition in newborn infants
=550  \\$wg$aNewborn infants$xPsychology
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 91-118815: La Stimulation intellectuelle au tout d�ebut de la vie, 1989.
=750  \2$81$wb$aCognition$5IEN$0(DNLM)D003071
=750  \2$81$wb$aInfant, Newborn$5IEN$0(DNLM)D007231
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aCognition$iand$aInfant, Newborn$5IEN

=LDR  00752cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880363169002441
=005  20120730164350.0
=008  920827i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 92004783 
=035  \\$aCBM6380NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRD93.93
=150  \0$aAnesthesia in traumatology
=450  \0$aTrauma anesthesia
=550  \0$wg$aTraumatology
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 92-49406: Textbook of trauma anesthesia ... c1993.
=670  \\$aLC data base, 8/20/92$b(Trauma anesthesia)
=675  \\$aMESH
=750  \2$81$wb$aAnesthesia$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000758
=750  \2$81$wb$aTraumatology$5IEN$0(DNLM)D014194
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aAnesthesiology$iand$aTraumatology$5IEN

=LDR  00704cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880363169102441
=005  20120730164350.0
=008  920826i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 92004780 
=035  \\$aCBM6377NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \0$aRJ506.P72
=150  \0$aPsychosexual disorders in children
=550  \0$wg$aChild psychopathology
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 92-49422: Gil, E. Sexualized children ... 1992.
=675  \\$aMESH
=750  \2$81$wb$aSexual Dysfunctions, Psychological$5IEN$0(DNLM)D020018
=750  \2$81$wb$aChild$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002648
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record$aSexual Dysfunctions, Psychological$iand$aChild$5IEN

=LDR  00749cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880363169202441
=005  20120730164350.0
=008  920825||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\c
=010  \\$ash 92004713 
=035  \\$aCBM4143NU
=040  \\$aDNIH$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \0$aAmyloid beta-protein precursor
=450  \0$aAmyloid protein precursor
=450  \0$aBeta-amyloid protein precursor
=550  \0$wg$aAmyloid beta-protein
=550  \0$wg$aProtein precursors
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Beta-Amyloid precursor proteins and neurotransmitter function, 1991.
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Amyloid beta-protein precursor x Beta-amyloid protein precursor; Amyloid protein precursor)
=675  \\$aHackh chem. dict.
=750  \2$aAmyloid beta-Protein Precursor$5IEN$0(DNLM)D016564

=LDR  00789cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880363169302441
=005  20110124155649.0
=008  920825||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\c
=010  \\$ash 92004712 
=035  \\$aCBM4142NU
=040  \\$aDNIH$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aAmyloid beta-protein
=450  \\$aAlzheimer beta-protein
=450  \\$aAmyloid fibril protein (Alzheimer's)
=450  \\$aAmyloid protein A4
=450  \\$aBeta-amyloid protein
=550  \\$wg$aAmyloid
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Beta-Amyloid precursor proteins and neurotransmitter function, 1991.
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Amyloid beta-protein x Alzheimer beta-protein; Amyloid fibril protein (Alzheimer's); Amyloid protein A4; Beta-amyloid protein)
=675  \\$aHackh chem. dict.
=750  \2$aAmyloid beta-Peptides$0(DNLM)D016229$5IEN

=LDR  00539cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880363169402441
=005  20120730164350.0
=008  920825||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\c
=010  \\$ash 92004711 
=035  \\$aCBM4141NU
=040  \\$aDNIH$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQP552.A45
=150  \0$aAmyloid
=550  \0$wg$aGlycoproteins
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Beta-Amyloid precursor proteins and neurotransmitter function, 1991.
=670  \\$aHackh chem. dict.
=670  \\$aMESH.
=670  \\$aDorland's med. dict.
=750  \2$aAmyloid$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000682

=LDR  00564cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880363169502441
=005  20120730164350.0
=008  920824||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\c
=010  \\$ash 92004698 
=035  \\$aCBM4129NU
=040  \\$aDNIH$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \0$aProtein precursors
=450  \0$aPrecursor proteins
=450  \0$aPrecursors, Protein
=550  \0$wg$aProteins
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Beta-Amyloid precursor proteins and neurotransmitter function, 1991.
=670  \\$aMESH.
=675  \\$aHackh chem. dict.
=750  \2$aProtein Precursors$5IEN$0(DNLM)D011498

=LDR  00601cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880363169602441
=005  20120730164350.0
=008  920824i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\c
=010  \\$ash 92004676 
=035  \\$aCBM4109NU
=040  \\$aDNIH$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \0$aDiethylhexyl phthalate
=450  \0$aDioctyl phthalate
=550  \0$wg$aPhthalic acid
=550  \0$wg$aPlasticizers
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Diethylhexyl phthalate, 1992.
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Diethylhexyl phthalate x Dioctyl phthalate)
=670  \\$aMerck.
=675  \\$aHackh chem. dict.
=750  \2$aDiethylhexyl Phthalate$5IEN$0(DNLM)D004051

=LDR  00886cz  a2200241n  4500
=001  9880363169702441
=005  20120730164349.0
=008  040608i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 92004641 
=035  \\$aCBM4085NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQP609.A25
=150  \\$aAcetylcholinesterase
=450  \\$aAcetylcholine acetylhydrolase
=450  \\$aACHE (Acetylcholinesterase)
=450  \\$aCholine esterase I
=450  \\$aTrue cholinesterase
=550  \\$wg$aCholinesterases
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 92049360: Multidisciplinary approaches to cholinesterase function, c1992.
=670  \\$aEnzyme nomenclature:$b3.1.1.7.
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Acetylcholinesterase)
=670  \\$aHuman Protein Reference Database via WWW, June 8, 2004$b(Acetylcholinesterase, alternate names: ACHE, AChE, Acetylcholine acetylhydrolase)
=750  \2$aAcetylcholinesterase$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000110

=LDR  00543cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880363169802441
=005  20120730164349.0
=008  920818||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 92004606 
=035  \\$aCBM4055NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQP552.P56
=150  \0$aPlatelet-derived growth factor
=550  \0$wg$aBlood proteins
=550  \0$wg$aGrowth factors
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 92-49345: Biology of platelet-derived growth factor, 1993.
=670  \\$aMESH.
=750  \2$aPlatelet-Derived Growth Factor$5IEN$0(DNLM)D010982

=LDR  00831cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880363169902441
=005  20120730164349.0
=008  920814i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 92004483 
=035  \\$aCBM3943NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \0$aRG580.S75
=150  \0$aSubstance abuse in pregnancy
=450  \0$aPerinatal substance abuse
=450  \0$aPrenatal substance abuse
=550  \0$wg$aPregnancy$xComplications
=670  \\$aLC data base, 8/12/92$b(perinatal substance abuse; prenatal substance abuse)
=670  \\$aMESH$b(substance abuse - in pregnancy)
=750  \2$81$wb$aSubstance-Related Disorders$5IEN$0(DNLM)D019966
=750  \2$81$wb$aPregnancy$5IEN$0(DNLM)D011247
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aSubstance-Related Disorders$iand$aPregnancy$5IEN

=LDR  00553cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880363170002441
=005  20120730164349.0
=008  920813i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 92004406 
=035  \\$aCBM3869NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \0$aVision in infants
=550  \0$wg$aInfants$xPhysiology
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 92-49266: Infant vision, 1993.
=750  \2$81$wb$aVision$5IEN
=750  \2$81$wb$aInfant$5IEN$0(DNLM)D007223
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aVision$iand$aInfant$5IEN

=LDR  00749cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880363170102441
=005  20120730164349.0
=008  920812i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 92004395 
=035  \\$aCBM3858NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \0$aTeeth$xEruption
=450  \0$aEruption of permanent teeth
=450  \0$aTooth eruption
=550  \0$wg$aDentition
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 88-80817: Sat�o, S. Eruption of permanent teeth, c1990.
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Tooth eruption)
=680  \\$iHere are entered works on the eruption of permanent teeth. Works on the eruption of deciduous teeth are entered under$aDeciduous teeth--Eruption.
=681  \\$iNote under$aDeciduous teeth--Eruption
=750  \2$aTooth Eruption$5IEN$0(DNLM)D014078

=LDR  00630cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880363170202441
=005  20120730164349.0
=008  060829i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 92004388 
=035  \\$aCBM3851NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aNewborn infants$xMedical care
=450  \\$aPerinatal care
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 91-622756: Massachusetts Maternity and New Born Regionalization Project. Regionalization of maternity and newborn care in Massachusetts, 1976$b(perinatal care)
=688  \\$aHeading changed 20061012 from: 150:#0:_{dollar}a Infants (Newborn) _{dollar}x Medical care
=750  \2$aPerinatal Care$5IEN$0(DNLM)D018743

=LDR  00525cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880363170302441
=005  20120730164349.0
=008  920812i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 92004383 
=035  \\$aCBM3846NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=150  \0$aCorneal topography
=450  \0$aTopography, Corneal
=550  \0$wg$aCornea$xMeasurement
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 92-49273: An atlas of corneal topography, c1993.
=670  \\$aMedline$b(corneal topography)
=675  \\$aMESH
=750  \2$aCorneal Topography$5IEN$0(DNLM)D019781

=LDR  00692cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880363170402441
=005  20120730164349.0
=008  931215i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 92004376 
=035  \\$aCBM3841NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRG107.5.T73
=150  \0$aTransvaginal ultrasonography
=450  \0$aTransvaginal sonography
=550  \0$wg$aEndoscopic ultrasonography
=550  \0$wg$aGenerative organs, Female$xUltrasonic imaging
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 92-49290: Early detection of ovarian carcinoma with transvaginal sonography, 1993.
=670  \\$aLC data base, 8/7/92$b(transvaginal sonography)
=750  \2$aVagina$xultrasonography$5IEN$0(DNLM)D014621Q000736

=LDR  00520cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880363170502441
=005  20120730164349.0
=008  920806i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 92004306 
=035  \\$aCBM3780NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aRA412$bRA412.5
=150  \\$aNational health insurance
=450  \\$aHealth insurance, National
=550  \\$wg$aInsurance
=670  \\$aMESH.
=670  \\$aHennepin.
=670  \\$aLC database, July 31, 1992.
=750  \2$aNational Health Programs$5IEN$0(DNLM)D009313

=LDR  00556cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880363170602441
=005  20100218095400.0
=008  920804i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 92004253 
=035  \\$aCBM3729NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \\$aRA652.5
=150  \0$aMolecular epidemiology
=450  \0$aEpidemiology$xMolecular aspects
=450  \0$aEpidemiology, Molecular$5IEN
=550  \0$wg$aEpidemiology
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 92-49193: Molecular epidemiology, 1993.
=670  \\$aMedline.
=750  \2$aMolecular Epidemiology$0(DNLM)D017720$5IEN

=LDR  00968cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880363170702441
=005  20060515131724.0
=008  920804||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 92004250 
=035  \\$aCBM3726LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=150  \\$aHepatocyte growth factor$xReceptors
=450  \\$ac-MET oncogene product
=450  \\$ac-MET proto-oncogene product
=450  \\$aHepatocyte growth factor-scatter factor receptor
=450  \\$aMET (Biomolecule)
=450  \\$aMET/HGF receptor
=450  \\$aMET oncogene product
=450  \\$aMET receptor
=550  \\$wg$aCell receptors
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 92-49169: Hepatocyte growth factor-scatter factor, c1992$b(The recent discovery that phenomena are mediated by a single multifunctional cytokine (called "hepatocyte grown factor" (HGF) or "scatter factor" (SF) by different investigators) and its receptor, the c-met proto-oncogene product)
=750  \2$aProto-Oncogene Proteins c-met$0(DNLM)D019859$5IEN

=LDR  00934cz  a2200241n  4500
=001  9880363170802441
=005  20120730164349.0
=008  920804||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 92004249 
=035  \\$aCBM3725NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aQP552.H48
=150  \0$aHepatocyte growth factor
=450  \0$aHepatocyte growth factor-scatter factor
=450  \0$aHGF (Cytokine)
=450  \0$aHGF-SF (Cytokine)
=450  \0$aScatter factor (Cytokine)
=550  \0$wg$aCytokines
=550  \0$wg$aGrowth factors
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 92-49169: Hepatocyte growth factor-scatter factor, c1992$b(HGF and Scatter Factor are identical ... because of earlier purification and characterization, the term HGF has priority over Scatter Factor)
=670  \\$aMedline$b(hepatocyte growth factor; scatter factor; hepatocyte growth factor-scatter factor)
=675  \\$aMESH
=750  \2$aHepatocyte Growth Factor$5IEN$0(DNLM)D017228

=LDR  00650cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880363170902441
=005  20120730164349.0
=008  040226i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 92004246 
=035  \\$aCBM3724NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aRC840.A25
=150  \\$aAchlorhydria in old age
=550  \\$wg$aOlder people$xDiseases
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 92049209: Chronic gastritis and hypochlorhydria in the elderly, 1993.
=750  \2$81$wb$aAchlorhydria$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000126
=750  \2$81$wb$aAged$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000368
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aAchlorhydria$iand$aAged$5IEN

=LDR  00637cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880363171002441
=005  20120730164348.0
=008  040225i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 92004245 
=035  \\$aCBM3723NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aRC831
=150  \\$aGastritis in old age
=550  \\$wg$aOlder people$xDiseases
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 92049209: Chronic gastritis and hypochlorhydria in the elderly, 1993.
=750  \2$81$wb$aGastritis$5IEN$0(DNLM)D005756
=750  \2$81$wb$aAged$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000368
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aGastritis$iand$aAged$5IEN

=LDR  00675cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880363171102441
=005  20120730164348.0
=008  920804i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 92004235 
=035  \\$aCBM3713NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRD751
=150  \0$aAnesthesia in orthopedics
=450  \0$aOrthopedic anesthesia
=550  \0$wg$aOrthopedics
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 92-49142: Orthopedic anesthesia, 1993.
=675  \\$aMESH
=750  \2$81$wb$aAnesthesia$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000758
=750  \2$81$wb$aOrthopedics$5IEN$0(DNLM)D009985
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aAnesthesia$iand$aOrthopedics$5IEN

=LDR  00707cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880363171202441
=005  20120730164348.0
=008  920803i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 92004225 
=035  \\$aCBM3704NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aEpileptic children
=450  \\$aEpilepsy in children$xPatients
=550  \\$wg$aChronically ill children
=550  \\$wg$aDevelopmentally disabled children
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 92-49951: Dahl, J.C. Epilepsy ... c1992.
=675  \\$aMESH
=750  \2$81$wb$aEpilepsy$5IEN$0(DNLM)D004827
=750  \2$81$wb$aChild$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002648
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aEpilepsy$iand$aChild$5IEN

=LDR  00732cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880363171302441
=005  20080324090222.0
=008  920803||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 92004219 
=035  \\$aCBM3698NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQP606.R48
=150  \0$aReverse transcriptase
=450  \0$aRevertase
=450  \0$aRNA-dependent DNA polymerase
=450  \0$aRNA-directed DNA polymerase
=550  \0$wg$aDNA polymerases
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 92-28740: Reverse transcriptase, 1992.
=670  \\$aEnzyme nomenclature:$b2.7.7.49.
=670  \\$aChem. abst.:$b9068-38-6.
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Reverse transcriptase x RNA-dependent DNA polymerase)
=750  \2$aRNA-Directed DNA Polymerase$0(DNLM)D012194$5IEN

=LDR  00560cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880363171402441
=005  20130311083953.0
=008  920803i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 92004212 
=035  \\$aCBM3691NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \0$aRD119.5.C45
=150  \\$aGenioplasty
=550  \\$wg$aChin$xSurgery
=550  \\$wg$aSurgery, Plastic
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 92-49148: Guyuron, R. Genioplasty, 1992.
=670  \\$aDorland's med. dict.
=670  \\$aLC data base, 7/30/92.
=675  \\$aMESH
=750  \2$aGenioplasty$0(DNLM)D063172$5IEN

=LDR  00577cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880363171502441
=005  20120730164348.0
=008  920803||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 92004206 
=035  \\$aCBM3685NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRD86.K4
=150  \0$aKetamine
=550  \0$wg$aAmines
=550  \0$wg$aAnesthesia adjuvants
=550  \0$wg$aChlorobenzene
=550  \0$wg$aHexane
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 89-92147: Status of ketamine in anesthesiology, c1990.
=670  \\$aMESH.
=670  \\$aAm. drug index.
=750  \2$aKetamine$5IEN$0(DNLM)D007649

=LDR  00654cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880363171602441
=005  20120730164348.0
=008  920731i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 92004181 
=035  \\$aCBM3661NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aBF720.V27
=150  \0$aVisual perception in infants
=550  \0$wg$aInfant psychology
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 92-49954: Visual perception and cognition in infancy, 1992.
=750  \2$81$wb$aVisual Perception$5IEN$0(DNLM)D014796
=750  \2$81$wb$aInfant$5IEN$0(DNLM)D007223
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=LDR  01044cz  a2200313n  4500
=001  9880363171702441
=005  20120730164348.0
=008  920723i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 92003958 
=035  \\$aCBM3486NU
=035  \\$ash 92003958
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aRC564.68
=150  \0$aDual diagnosis
=450  \0$aAlcoholism and mental illness
=450  \0$aDual disorders
=450  \0$aMental illness and alcoholism
=450  \0$aMental illness and substance abuse
=550  \0$wg$aComorbidity
=550  \0$wg$aMental illness
=550  \0$wg$aSubstance abuse
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 92-49906: Mooney, B.T. Leave me alone ... 1992$b(dual diagnosis)
=670  \\$aThes. psych. index terms.
=670  \\$aLC database, July 17, 1992.
=670  \\$aMEDLARS.
=670  \\$aThe dual disorders recovery book ... c1993.
=675  \\$aMESH
=680  \\$iHere are entered works on the coexistence of chemical dependency and another psychiatric disorder.
=750  \2$aDiagnosis, Dual (Psychiatry)$5IEN$0(DNLM)D017831

=LDR  00763cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880363171802441
=005  20120730164348.0
=008  920722i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 92003947 
=035  \\$aCBM3477NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=150  \0$aDefecography
=450  \0$aDefaecography
=450  \0$aDynamic rectography
=450  \0$aEvacuation proctography
=550  \0$wg$aDefecation disorders$xDiagnosis
=550  \0$wg$aRectum$xRadiography
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 92-26472: Investigation of anorectal functional disorders, c1992$b(Defaecography)
=670  \\$aMedlars, 7/16/92$b(Defecography, dynamic rectography, evacuation proctography)
=675  \\$aDorland's med. dict.;$aStedman's med. dict.;$aMESH.
=750  \2$aDefecography$5IEN$0(DNLM)D019841

=LDR  00669cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880363171902441
=005  20120730164348.0
=008  920722i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 92003940 
=035  \\$aCBM3472NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRJ463.I54
=150  \\$aDeglutition disorders in children
=550  \\$wg$aIngestion disorders in children
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 92-49930: Pediatric swallowing and feeding, 1992.
=750  \2$81$wb$aDeglutition Disorders$5IEN$0(DNLM)D003680
=750  \2$81$wb$aChild$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002648
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aDeglutition Disorders$iand$aChild$5IEN

=LDR  00584cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880363172002441
=005  20120730164348.0
=008  060223||\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 92003938 
=035  \\$aCBM3470LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dUkOxU
=150  \\$aGlycemic index
=450  \\$aGlycaemic index
=550  \\$wg$aFood$xCarbohydrate content
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 92-50522: Podell, R.N. The G-index diet, 1993.
=670  \\$aMedline$b(Glycemic index)
=670  \\$aMontignac, M. The montignac diet, 2005:$bp. 5 (The glycaemic index)
=750  \2$aGlycemic Index$5IEN$0(DNLM)D038321

=LDR  00343cz  a2200133n  4500
=001  9880363172102441
=005  20090312105711.0
=008  920722i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|n\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 92003937 
=035  \\$aCBM3469NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQP88.5
=150  \\$aSkin$xPhysiology
=750  \2$aSkin Physiological Phenomena$0(DNLM)D012879$5IEN

=LDR  00621cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880363172202441
=005  20120730164348.0
=008  920721i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 92003930 
=035  \\$aCBM3462LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \0$aRC394.C44
=150  \0$aCerebellar ataxia
=550  \0$wg$aAtaxia
=550  \0$wg$aCerebellum$xDiseases
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 92-49910: Serotonin, the cerebellum, and ataxia ... c1993$b(cerebellar ataxia)
=670  \\$aDorland's med. dict.
=670  \\$aStedman's med. dict.
=670  \\$aMESH$b(cerebellar ataxia)
=750  \2$aCerebellar Ataxia$5IEN-M$0(DNLM)D002524

=LDR  00657cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880363172302441
=005  20120730164347.0
=008  920717i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 92003860 
=035  \\$aCBM3399NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \0$aCommunicative disorders in infants
=550  \0$wg$aInfants$xDiseases
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 92-49878: Billeaud, F.P. Communication disorders in infants ... c1993.
=750  \2$81$wb$aCommunication Disorders$5IEN$0(DNLM)D003147
=750  \2$81$wb$aInfant$5IEN$0(DNLM)D007223
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aCommunication Disorders$iand$aInfant$5IEN

=LDR  00381cz  a2200133n  4500
=001  9880363172402441
=005  20120730164347.0
=008  920716i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 92003844 
=035  \\$aCBM3384NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=150  \0$aPrion diseases in animals
=550  \0$wg$aCommunicable diseases in animals
=750  \2$aPrion Diseases$xveterinary$5IEN$0(DNLM)D017096Q000662

=LDR  01197cz  a2200277n  4500
=001  9880363172502441
=005  20120730164347.0
=008  920716i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 92003842 
=035  \\$aCBM3382NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aQR201.P737$cMicrobiology
=053  \\$aRA644.P93$cPublic health
=150  \0$aPrion diseases
=450  \0$aEncephalopathies, Spongiform
=450  \0$aPrion infections
=450  \0$aSpongiform encephalopathies
=450  \0$aTransmissible spongiform encephalopathies
=450  \0$aUnconventional slow virus diseases
=550  \0$wg$aCommunicable diseases
=550  \0$aSlow virus diseases
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 92-1704: Prion diseases of humans and animals, 1992.
=670  \\$aDulbecco. Virology, 1988:$bpp. 16-17, 142-145, table 51-4.
=670  \\$aCecil textbook of medicine, 1992.
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Prion diseases x Encephalopathies, Spongiform; Spongiform encephalopathies; Transmissible. SN: Transmissible and genetic neurodegenerative diseases of humans and animals caused by prions. The literature has sometimes referred to these as unconventional slow virus diseases.)
=750  \2$aPrion Diseases$5IEN$0(DNLM)D017096

=LDR  00979cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880363172602441
=005  20120730164347.0
=008  920715i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\c
=010  \\$ash 92003786 
=035  \\$aCBM3333NU
=040  \\$aDGPO$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \0$aFlurbiprofen
=450  \0$aAnsaid (Registered trademark)$5IEN
=450  \0$aAnsaid (Trademark)
=550  \0$wg$aAnalgesics
=550  \0$wg$aBiphenyl compounds
=550  \0$wg$aNonsteroidal anti-inflammatory agents
=670  \\$aWork cat.: U.S. Cong. House. Comm. on Energy and Commerce. Subcomm. on Health and the Environment. Granting additional market exclusivity to the drug Ansaid, 1992:$bt.p. (Ansaid) p. 4 (Ansaid, a brand name for the chemical agent Flurbiprofen, is a nonsteroidal antiinflammatory drug ... called NSAID's) p. 1 (Ansaid was patented in 1974)
=670  \\$aAmer. drug index, 1990:$bp. 263 (anti-inflammatory; analgesic)
=670  \\$aMerck:$bno. 4101.
=750  \2$aFlurbiprofen$5IEN$0(DNLM)D005480

=LDR  01867cz  a2200349n  4500
=001  9880363172702441
=005  20120730164347.0
=008  020730i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 92003035 
=035  \\$aCBM3305NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aTR845$bTR899
=150  \\$aVideo recording
=450  \\$aCinematography$xElectronic methods
=450  \\$aElectronic cinematography
=450  \\$wnne$aVideo tape recorders and recording
=450  \\$aVideo tape recording
=450  \\$aVideo taping
=450  \\$wnne$aVideography
=450  \\$aVideorecording
=450  \\$aVideotape recording
=450  \\$aVideotaping
=550  \\$wg$aMagnetic recorders and recording
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Harwood, D. Everything you always wanted to know about video tape recording, 1974.
=670  \\$aINSPEC, 1989$b(Video recording)
=670  \\$aHennepin$b(Video taping)
=670  \\$aLC database, May 18, 1992$b(Videography)
=670  \\$aGross, L. Electronic moviemaking, 1997$b(Electronic cinematography)
=670  \\$aLC data base, 5/18/92$b(Videography)$5IEN
=680  \\$iHere are entered works on the technical aspects of making video recordings, i.e., creating and storing moving images in an electronic form and displaying them on an electronic display. Works on the artistic aspects of making video recordings are entered under$aVideo recordings--Production and direction.$iWorks on the technical aspects of making motion pictures and their projection onto a screen are entered under$aCinematography.$iGeneral works on motion pictures themselves, including motion pictures as an art form, copyrighting, distribution, editing, plots, production, etc. are entered under$aMotion pictures.
=681  \\$iNotes under$aCinematography; Motion pictures; Video recordings--Production and direction
=750  \2$aVideo Recording$5IEN$0(DNLM)D014741

=LDR  02006cz  a2200349n  4500
=001  9880363172802441
=005  20120730164347.0
=008  920429i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 92002381 
=035  \\$aCBM3303NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aQA76.575
=150  \0$aMultimedia systems
=450  \0$aComputer-based multimedia information systems
=450  \0$aMultimedia computing
=450  \0$aMultimedia information systems
=450  \0$aMultimedia knowledge systems
=550  \0$wg$aInformation storage and retrieval systems
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Multimedia review, c1990.
=670  \\$aASTI:$bp. 1391 (Multimedia information systems)
=670  \\$aBusiness period. index, 1990-91:$bp. 1134 (Multimedia computers, multimedia software)
=670  \\$aBYTE, Feb. 1990:$bp. 203 ("Multimedia uses the computer to integrate and control diverse electronic media such as computer screens, videodisk players, CD-ROM disks, and speech and audio synthesizers")
=670  \\$aComputer, Oct. 1985:$bp. 92 (Computer-based multimedia information system)
=670  \\$aComputer data base thes.$b(Multimedia technology, multimedia software, multimedia terminals)
=670  \\$aComputer lib. period., Sept. 1990$b(Multimedia technology)
=670  \\$aL.C. Nat. Demo. Lab. Info bull. Feb. 24, 1992:$bpp. 73-76.
=670  \\$aLC data base, 4/10/92.
=670  \\$aLib. lit., Feb. 1992$b(Multimedia systems)
=675  \\$aComputer dict.;$aIAC;$aLegislative index, 1991;$aMcGraw-Hill dict. sci. tech.;$aStnd. gloss. of comp. terminology
=680  \\$iHere are entered works on computer systems that integrate and present diverse media, such as text, graphics, still and moving images, and audio. Works on media containing information that may be interactively manipulated by individual users through the use of software or microprocessing capabilities are entered under$aInteractive multimedia.
=681  \\$iNote under$aInteractive multimedia
=750  \2$aMultimedia$5IEN$0(DNLM)D019212

=LDR  00665cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880363172902441
=005  20120730164347.0
=008  920714||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 92003722 
=035  \\$aCBM2876NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aQP752.L515
=150  \0$aLinolenic acids
=450  \0$aOctadecatrienoic acids
=550  \0$wg$aEssential fatty acids
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 92-49833: Treatment of diabetic neuropathy, 1992.
=670  \\$aMESH$b(linolenic acids)
=670  \\$aSuppl. chem. records$b(Gamma-linolenic acid)
=670  \\$aGrant & Hackh's chem. dict.
=670  \\$aChem. abst.
=750  \2$aLinolenic Acids$5IEN-M$0(DNLM)D008042

=LDR  01034cz  a2200265n  4500
=001  9880363173002441
=005  20041122112122.0
=008  920710i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 92003700 
=035  \\$aCBM2859NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aRC271.P27$cCancer chemotherapy
=150  \\$aPaclitaxel
=450  \\$wnne$aTaxol
=450  \\$aTaxol (Trademark)
=550  \\$wg$aAlkaloids
=550  \\$wg$aAntineoplastic agents
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 95-2352: Paclitaxel in cancer treatment, c1995.
=670  \\$a92-170036: U.S. Congress. House. Committee on Small Business. Subcommittee on Regulation, Business Opportunities, and Energy. Exclusive agreements between Federal agencies and Bristol-Myers Squibb Co. for drug development, 1992.
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Paclitaxel x Taxol; was Taxol 1993-94)
=670  \\$aDict. of drugs:$b[33069-62-4] (NSC 125973)
=670  \\$aAm. drug index, 1990$b(Taxol (bile salts, laxative))
=670  \\$aChem. abst.$b(Taxol A; Taxol B)
=675  \\$aMerck
=750  \2$aTaxol$5IEN

=LDR  00640cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880363173102441
=005  20120730164347.0
=008  920709i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 92003676 
=035  \\$aCBM2840NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \0$aPhysician executives
=550  \0$wg$aHealth services administrators
=550  \0$wg$aPhysicians
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 92-49823: The role of the physician executive ... 1992.
=670  \\$aMedlars, 7/7/92.
=670  \\$aLC data base, 7/7/92.
=670  \\$aAmerican College of Physician Executives.
=675  \\$aMESH;$aHennepin
=750  \2$aPhysician Executives$5IEN$0(DNLM)D008486

=LDR  00514cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880363173202441
=005  20120730164347.0
=008  920708||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 92003659 
=035  \\$aCBM2826NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQP702.X87
=150  \0$aXylans
=450  \0$aPolyxyloses
=550  \0$wg$aPolysaccharides
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 92-24427: Xylans and xylanases, 1992.
=670  \\$aMESH.
=670  \\$aChem. abst.:$b[9014-63-5] (Xylan)
=750  \2$aXylans$5IEN$0(DNLM)D014990

=LDR  01095cz  a2200289n  4500
=001  9880363173302441
=005  20070702093743.0
=008  030129i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 92003570 
=035  \\$aCBL7911NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQR411$cVirology
=053  \0$aSB741.P715$cPlant pathogens
=150  \\$aPotyviruses
=450  \\$aPotato virus Y group
=450  \\$aPotyvirus (Genus)
=450  \\$aPotyvirus group
=550  \\$wg$aPotyviridae
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 92025228: Potyvirus taxonomy, c1992.
=670  \\$aFraenkel-Conrat. The viruses:$bpp. 147-8.
=670  \\$aClassification and nomenclature of viruses:$bp. 152.
=670  \\$aEdwardson, J.R. The potyvirus group, 1991.
=670  \\$aFraenkel-Conrat, H. The viruses, 1985:$bp. 147 (Potyvirus Group)
=670  \\$aMeSH browser, Apr. 27, 2007$b(Potyvirus. Scope note: a large genus of plant viruses of the family Potyviridae)
=670  \\$aPlant viruses online, Apr. 27, 2007$b(Potyviruses, genus in family Potyviridae)
=675  \\$aDulbecco. Virology
=750  \2$aPotyvirus$0(DNLM)D017800$5IEN

=LDR  00642cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880363173402441
=005  20120730164346.0
=008  920625i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 92003555 
=035  \\$aCBL7897NU
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh 92003555
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aOsteosarcoma in children
=550  \\$wg$aCancer in children
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Osteosarcoma in adolescents and young adults ... c1993.
=750  \2$81$wb$aOsteosarcoma$5IEN$0(DNLM)D012516
=750  \2$81$wb$aChild$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002648
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aOsteosarcoma$iand$aChild$5IEN

=LDR  00678cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880363173502441
=005  20120730164346.0
=008  920623i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 92003489 
=035  \\$aCBL7837NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRJ426.C64
=150  \0$aCongenital heart disease in adolescence
=550  \0$wg$aTeenagers$xDiseases
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Congenital heart disease in adolescents, 1993.
=750  \2$81$wb$aHeart Defects, Congenital$5IEN$0(DNLM)D006330
=750  \2$81$wb$aAdolescent$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000293
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aHeart Defects, Congenital$iand$aAdolescent$5IEN

=LDR  00389cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880363173602441
=005  20120730164346.0
=008  920618i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 92003433 
=035  \\$aCBL7783NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \0$aNeuromas
=450  \0$aNeuroma
=550  \0$wg$aNervous system$xTumors
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Neuroma)
=750  \2$aNeuroma$5IEN$0(DNLM)D009463

=LDR  01114cz  a2200313n  4500
=001  9880363173702441
=005  20120730164346.0
=008  920618i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 92003432 
=035  \\$aCBL7782NU
=035  \\$ash 92003432
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \0$aAcoustic neuroma
=450  \0$aAcoustic neurilemmonma
=450  \0$aAcoustic neurilemoma
=450  \0$aAcoustic neurinoma
=450  \0$aNeurilemmoma, Acoustic
=450  \0$aNeurilemoma, Acoustic
=450  \0$aNeurinoma, Acoustic
=450  \0$aSchwannoma, Vestibular
=450  \0$aVestibular schwannoma
=550  \0$wg$aAcoustic nerve$xTumors
=550  \0$wg$aNeuromas
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Intl. conf. on Acoustic Neuroma, 1992.
=670  \\$aMerck$b(Acoustic neurinoma; vestibular schwannoma)
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Neuroma, Acoustic)
=670  \\$aIntl. dict. med. biol.:$bp. 1916 (acoustic neurilemmoma. Also called acoustic neuroma)
=670  \\$aDorland's med. dict.:$bp. 887 (acoustic neuroma. Called also acoustic neurilemoma or neurinoma, and schwannoma)
=750  \2$aNeuroma, Acoustic$5IEN$0(DNLM)D009464

=LDR  00500cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880363173802441
=005  20120730164346.0
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=053  \\$aQH212.P6
=150  \0$aPolarization microscopy
=450  \0$aPolarized light microscopy
=550  \0$wg$aMicroscopy
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Microscopy, Polarization x Microscopy, Polarized light)
=750  \2$aMicroscopy, Polarization$5IEN$0(DNLM)D008859

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=001  9880363173902441
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=035  \\$aCBJ5189NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \\$aQP801.N44
=150  \0$aNeopterin
=550  \0$wg$aBiochemical markers
=550  \0$wg$aPteridines
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Neopterin, 1991$b(neopterin, a small heterocyclic molecule belonging to the class of pteridines, is synthesized and released by human monocytes/macrophages after stimulation by interferon gamma.)
=670  \\$aChem. abst.
=670  \\$aMerck.
=670  \\$aLC data base, 9/5/91.
=750  \2$aNeopterin$5IEN$0(DNLM)D019798

=LDR  00619cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880363174002441
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=010  \\$ash 91004706 
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=150  \0$aDiphenylamine
=450  \0$aN-phenylbenzeneamine
=550  \0$wg$aAniline
=550  \0$wg$aBiphenyl compounds
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Diphenylamine : N-phenylbenzeneamine, c1991.
=670  \\$aMESH.
=670  \\$aMerck:$bv. 11-e (Diphenylamine, N-phenylbenzeneamine)
=670  \\$aMEDLINE.
=670  \\$aCHEMLINE.
=750  \2$aDiphenylamine$5IEN$0(DNLM)D004159

=LDR  00692cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880363174102441
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=010  \\$ash 91004699 
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=150  \0$aDinitrochlorobenzene
=450  \0$aChlorodinitrobenzene
=450  \0$aDNCB (Chemical)
=550  \0$wg$aChlorobenzene
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 1-Chloro-2, 4-dinitrobenzene ... c1991.
=670  \\$aCHEMLINE.
=670  \\$aMEDLINE.
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Dinitrochlorobenzene, x Chlorodinitrobenzene, x DNCB)
=670  \\$aMerck Index 11-e$b(Chlorodinitrobenzene, dinitrochlorobenzene)
=750  \2$aDinitrochlorobenzene$5IEN$0(DNLM)D004137

=LDR  01123cz  a2200241n  4500
=001  9880363174202441
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=053  \0$aSF275.C84
=150  \\$aCultured milk
=450  \\$aCultured milk products
=450  \\$aCultured milks
=450  \\$aMilk, Cultured
=450  \\$aMilks, Cultured
=550  \\$wg$aDairy products
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Kurmann, J.A. Encyc. of fermented fresh milk products : an international inventory of fermented milk, cream, buttermilk, whey, and related products, c1992$b(the term fermented fresh milk products is not commonly used in English-speaking countries ... (the term cultured milk products is used in the United States to designate fermented milks that are prepared by using starter cultures and controlled fermentation.))
=670  \\$aCAB thes.$b(cultured milks)
=670  \\$aWeb. 3$b(cultured milk)
=670  \\$aDict. agr. term.$b(cultured milk, milk fermented by inoculation with a culture)
=750  \2$aCultured Milk Products$5IEN$0(DNLM)D043302

=LDR  00497cz  a2200169n  4500
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=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aTX553.C23$cFood
=150  \0$aCalcium in human nutrition
=550  \0$wg$aNutrition
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Tsang, R.C. Calcium nutriture for mothers and children, c1992.
=750  \2$aCalcium, Dietary$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002136

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=010  \\$ash2015000667
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=150  \\$aNurse educators
=550  \\$wg$aTeachers
=670  \\$aWork cat: Schneider, A. The development of nursing agency in the context of oppression : a study of the experiences of nurse educators, 2015.
=670  \\$aWikipedia, accessed March 16, 2015:$b(A nurse educator is a nurse who teaches and prepares licensed practical nurses (LPN) and registered nurses (RN) for entry into practice positions)
=670  \\$aZorn, C. Becoming a nurse educator : dialogue for an engaging career, 2010.
=670  \\$aFitzpatrick, J. Career success strategies for nurse educators, 2006.
=750  \2$aFaculty, Nursing$0(DNLM)D005181$5IEN

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=010  \\$ash2015000611
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=053  \0$aQK495.R85$cBotany
=053  \0$aSD397.M58$cForestry
=072  \7$aH 1180$2lcsh
=150  \\$aMitragyna
=550  \\$wg$aRubiaceae
=670  \\$aWork cat: Mitragyna rubrostipulata (nzingu, mromberombe), 1966.
=670  \\$aNCU-3e. Names in current use for extant plant genera Electronic version 1.0, accessed March 10, 2015:$b(Mitragyna Korth., DICOTYLEDONES: RUBIACEAE)
=675  \\$aITIS
=750  \2$aMitragyna$0(DNLM)D032065$5IEN

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=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC
=053  \0$aTP414
=150  \\$aTrehalose
=450  \\$aErgot sugar
=450  \\$aMycose
=450  \\$aSeaweed sugar
=550  \\$wg$aSugar
=670  \\$aWork cat: 2010432788: Hai zao tang. 2010$bTitle in English (Seaweed Sugar = Trehalose)
=670  \\$aPubchem. 12/23/2014$b(Trehalose; also know as Mycose, Ergot sugar)
=750  \2$aTrehalose$0(DNLM)D014199$5IEN

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=008  141218i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\c
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=040  \\$aIaCfT$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aMentally ill teenagers
=550  \\$wg$aTeenagers
=670  \\$aWork cat: Schramm, A.L. School and juvenile justice personnel's perceptions of dangerousness regarding adolescents with mental illness, 2014.
=680  \\$iHere are entered works on mentally ill teenagers as a class of persons. Descriptive works on mental disorders of teenagers are entered under$aAdolescent psychopathology.$iWorks on the clinical and therapeutic aspects of mental disorders in teenagers are entered under$aAdolescent psychiatry.
=681  \\$iNote under$aAdolescent psychopathology; Adolescent psychiatry
=750  \2$81$wb$aMentally Ill Persons$0(DNLM)D028642$5IEN
=750  \2$81$wb$aAdolescent$0(DNLM)D000293$5IEN
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aMentally Ill Persons$iand$aAdolescent$5IEN

=LDR  01115cz  a2200193n  4500
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=010  \\$ash2014002614
=040  \\$aOrCS$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aDepsipeptides
=550  \\$wg$aPeptides
=670  \\$aWork cat: Li, D. Studies toward the synthesis of coibamide A and analogues, 2014.
=670  \\$aWikipedia, accessed Oct. 21, 2014:$b(Depsipeptide: a peptide in which one or more of its amide, -C(O)NHR-, groups are replaced by the corresponding ester, -C(O)OR, or more generally, is a molecule that has both peptide and ester linkages in proximity in the same amino acid-containing small molecule or chain)
=670  \\$aMedina, R. Biologically active cyclic depsipeptides from marine cyanobacteria, 2009.
=670  \\$aLiotta, L. The design and synthesis of biologically interesting macrocyclic peptides and depsipeptides, 2005.
=670  \\$aTipping, J. Investigations into depsipeptide antibiotics, 2010.
=675  \\$aMcGraw-Hill dictionary of scientific and technical terms, 2013
=750  \2$aDepsipeptides$0(DNLM)D047630$5IEN

=LDR  02114cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880363243302441
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=008  141112i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash2014002794
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aPasteurization
=450  \\$aPasteurisation
=550  \\$wg$aBacteriology$xTechnique
=550  \\$wg$aChemical processes
=670  \\$aWork cat: Turbes, G. Impact of terroir on cheddar cheese flavor and the influence of farm-to-farm variability, commingling, and pasteurization, 2014.
=670  \\$aEncyclopedia Britannica online, Nov. 12, 2014$b(Pasteurization, heat-treatment process that destroys pathogenic microorganisms in certain foods and beverages. It is named for the French scientist Louis Pasteur, who in the 1860s demonstrated that abnormal fermentation of wine and beer could be prevented by heating the beverages to about 57� C (135� F) for a few minutes. Pasteurization of milk, widely practiced in several countries, notably the United States, requires temperatures of about 63� C (145� F) maintained for 30 minutes or, alternatively, heating to a higher temperature, 72� C (162� F), and holding for 15 seconds (and yet higher temperatures for shorter periods of time). The times and temperatures are those determined to be necessary to destroy the Mycobacterium tuberculosis and other more heat-resistant of the non-spore-forming, disease-causing microorganisms found in milk. The treatment also destroys most of the microorganisms that cause spoilage and so prolongs the storage time of food)
=670  \\$aWikipedia, Nov. 12, 2014$b(Pasteurization (American English) or pasteurisation (French, and English) is a process invented by French scientist Louis Pasteur during the nineteenth century. Pasteur discovered that heating milk to a high temperature then swiftly cooling it before bottling it, enabled the milk to remain fresher for an extended period of time. Today the process of pasteurization is used widely in the drinks and food industry.[1] This process slows spoilage caused by microbial growth)
=750  \2$aPasteurization$0(DNLM)D061352$5IEN

=LDR  02124cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880363243402441
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=008  140924||\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\c
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=150  \\$aConnexin 43
=450  \\$aConnexin43
=450  \\$aCx43 (Connexin 43)
=550  \\$wg$aConnexins
=670  \\$aWork cat: Yan, J. Connexin 43 remodeling contribute to slowed conduction velocity in an irreversible arrhythmogenic canine model of non-ischemic heart failure, 2012:$bp. 1 (Continuous cardiac conduction relies on robust intercellular coupling. Electrical coupling between adjacent cardiomyocytes is maintained by gap junctions composed of connexins, and connexin43 (Cx43) is the major connexin expressed in ventricles)
=670  \\$aOncogene, July 11, 2002:$bp. 4649 (Connexin-43 is an integral gap junction protein, responsible for cytoplasmic connectivity)
=670  \\$aJournal of anatomy, Feb. 2009:$bp. 279 (Connexins are membrane proteins that form hemichannels such that the extracellular regions can dock together to produce gap junctions between adjoining cells. There are over 13 different connexins, with some cell types expressing more than one type. Connexin 43 is a widely distributed connexin expressed by a range of cell types including epithelial cells, astrocytes, myocardial cells and smooth muscle cells)
=670  \\$aJournal of biological chemistry, May 4, 2012:$bp. 15851 (Gap junctions consist of arrays of intercellular channels that provide direct transfer of ions and small molecules between adjacent cells. Gap junction channels are formed by integral membrane proteins called connexins, of which the best-studied isoform is connexin 43 (Cx43))
=670  \\$aMeSH browser, Sept. 23, 2014:$b(Connexin 43 -- A 43-kDa peptide which is a member of the connexin family of gap junction proteins. Connexin 43 is a product of a gene in the alpha class of connexin genes (the alpha-1 gene). It was first isolated from mammalian heart, but is widespread in the body including the brain) [MeSH UFs] (Connexin43, Cx43))
=750  \2$aConnexin 43$0(DNLM)D018031$5IEN

=LDR  00540cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880363243502441
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=008  140915i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash2014002357
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aDiabetic cardiomyopathies
=550  \\$wg$aDiabetes$xComplications
=550  \\$wg$aMyocardium$xDiseases
=670  \\$aWork cat: 2013956435: Diabetic cardiomyopathy: biochemical and molecular mechanisms, 2014.
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Diabetic cardiomyopathies)
=750  \2$aDiabetic Cardiomyopathies$0(DNLM)D058065$5IEN

=LDR  01447cz  a2200253n  4500
=001  9880363243602441
=005  20150529162724.0
=008  140827i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\c
=010  \\$ash2014002179
=040  \\$aWaU$beng$cDLC
=053  \0$aQK495.Z9$cBotany
=072  \7$aH 1180$2lcsh
=150  \\$aBalanites
=450  \\$aAgialid
=550  \\$wg$aZygophyllaceae
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Varshney, A. Trees: propagation and conservation : biotechnological approaches for propagation of a multipurpose tree, Balanites aegyptiaca Del., 2014.
=670  \\$aITIS, Aug. 27, 2014$b(Balanites. Taxonomic Rank: Genus. Synonym: Agialid. Family: Zygophyllaceae)
=670  \\$aThe international plant names index, via WWW, Aug. 27, 2014$b(Balanites; Balanitaceae)
=670  \\$aWikipedia, Aug. 27, 2014$b(Balanites is a genus of flowering plants in the caltrop family, Zygophyllaceae)
=670  \\$aGRIN taxonomy for plants, via WWW, Aug. 27, 2014$b(Genus Balanites; Family Zygophyllaceae, subfamily Tribuloideae; also sometimes placed in: Balanitaceae)
=670  \\$aIndex nominum genericorum, via WWW, Aug. 27, 2014$b(Balanites. Phan.-Zygophyllaceae. Synonym: Agialid)
=670  \\$aNames in current use for extant plant genera, via WWW, Aug. 27, 2014$b(Balanites. Dicotyledones: Zygophyllaceae)
=670  \\$aThe plants database, via WWW, Aug. 27, 2014$b(Genus Balanites Delile - balanites. Family Zygophyllaceae)
=750  \2$aBalanites$0(DNLM)D032430$5IEN

=LDR  01177cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880363243702441
=005  20150529163846.0
=008  140822||\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\c
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=150  \\$aCysteine
=450  \\$aCysteine hydrochloride
=450  \\$aHalf-cysteine
=450  \\$aL-cysteine
=450  \\$aZinc systeinate
=550  \\$wg$aAmino acids
=670  \\$aWork cat: Chorkina, F. & Karataev, A. (eds.) Cysteine : biosynthesis, chemical structure and toxicity, 2012
=670  \\$aMcGraw-Hill dictionary of scientific and technical terms, 2003 :$b(Cysteine C3H7O2NS, a crystalline amino acid occurring as a constituent of gluthathione and cycstine)
=670  \\$aWikipedia, accessed Aug. 22, 2014:$b(Cysteine (abbreviated as Cys or C) is an alpha-amino acid with the chemical formula HO2CCH(NH2)CH2SH. It is a semi-essential amino acid)
=670  \\$aMeSH, Oct. 9, 2014$b(Cysteine: annotation: do not confuse with Cystine; scope: A thiol-containing non-essential amino acid that is oxidized to form CYSTINE; entry terms: Cysteine Hydrochloride, Half-Cystine, L-Cysteine, Zinc Cysteinate)
=750  \2$aCysteine$0(DNLM)D003545$5IEN

=LDR  01506cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880363243802441
=005  20150529164101.0
=008  140822i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\c
=010  \\$ash2014002132
=040  \\$aOrCS$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aCysteine dioxygenase
=450  \\$aCysteine oxidase
=550  \\$wg$aOxidoreductases
=670  \\$aWork cat: Driggers, C. Structural investigations to understand the mechanisms of two proteins involved in sulfur chemistry : SsuE and cysteine dioxygenase, 2014.
=670  \\$aSouness, R. Binding of sulfur ligands to cysteine dioxygenase, 2012.
=670  \\$aSiakkou, E. Kinetics of cysteine dioxygenase, 2011.
=670  \\$aLeung, J. Cysteine dioxygenase, 2008.
=670  \\$aWikipedia, accessed Aug. 22, 2014:$b(Cysteine dioxygenase is a mammalian non-heme iron enzyme that catalyzes the conversion of L-cysteine to cysteine sulfinic acid (cysteine sulfinate) by incorporation of dioxygen)
=670  \\$aIntEnz (Integrated relational Enzyme database), accessed Aug. 22, 2014:$b(EC 1 - oxidoreductases, EC 1.13 - Acting on Single Donors with Incorporation of Molecular Oxygen (Oxygenases), EC 1.13.11 - With incorporation of two atoms of oxygen, EC 1.13.11.20 - Cysteine dioxygenase. Accepted name: cysteine dioxygenase Other name: cysteine oxidase, Systematic name: L-cysteine:oxygen oxidoreductase)
=670  \\$aMeSH, Oct. 9, 2014$b(Cysteine Dioxygenase; entry terms: Cysteine Dioxygenase Type I, Cysteine Oxidase)
=750  \2$aCysteine Dioxygenase$0(DNLM)D050558$5IEN

=LDR  04078cz  a2200289n  4500
=001  9880363243902441
=005  20150601133522.0
=008  140814i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\c
=010  \\$ash2014002075
=040  \\$aABAU$beng$cDLC
=053  \0$aQP606.R49
=150  \\$aRho-associated protein kinases
=450  \\$ap160 rhoA-binding kinase ROKalpha
=450  \\$ap160ROCK
=450  \\$aRho-associated coiled-coil kinase
=450  \\$aRho-associated kinase
=450  \\$aRho-kinase
=450  \\$aROCK protein kinases
=450  \\$aROCKs (Rho-associated protein kinases)
=450  \\$aROK kinase
=550  \\$wg$aProtein kinases
=670  \\$aWork cat: Flint, D.L. Proteomic clues to the pathogenesis of Alexander disease, 2012:$babstr. (Finally, this study uncovered evidence using bioinformatics that cellular pathways related to integrins and the actin cytoskeleton are activated in AxD and suggested a role for RhoA/ROCK signaling in mediating this response. As small molecule inhibitors of ROCK (e.g. Fasudil) are currently approved for use in humans, these findings may suggest a therapeutic role for these compounds in the clinical management of AxD)
=670  \\$aMeSH browser, Aug. 12, 2014$b(Rho-associated protein kinases -- A group of intracellular-signaling serine threonine kinases that bind to rho GTP-binding proteins. They were originally found to mediate the effects of rhoA GTP-binding protein on the formation of stress fibers and focal adhesions. Rho-associated kinases have specificity for a variety of substrates including myosin-light-chain phosphatase and lim kinases) MeSH 450s (p160 rhoA-binding kinase ROKalpha, p160ROCK, rho-associated coiled-coil containing protein kinase 1, rho-associated coiled-coil containing protein kinase 2, rho-associated coiled-coil kinase, rho-associated kinase, rho-associated kinase 1, rho-associated kinase 2, rho-associated kinase alpha, rho-associated kinase beta, rho-associated protein kinase alpha, rho-associated protein kinase beta, rho-kinase, ROCK protein kinases, ROCK-I protein kinase, ROCK-II protein kinase, ROK kinase)
=670  \\$aNeuroscientist, Oct. 2007:$bp. 454 (Rho-associated protein kinases (ROCKs) play key roles in mediating the control of the actin cytoskeleton by Rho family GTPases in response to extracellular signals. Such signaling pathways contribute to diverse neuronal functions from cell migration to axonal guidance to dendritic spine morphology to axonal regeneration to cell survival)
=670  \\$aJournal of computer-aided molecular design, Feb. 2012:$bp. 249 (Rho-kinases (or Rho associated protein kinases, ROCKs) are downstream targets of the Rho G-proteins. They are involved in the regulation of cytoskeletal reorganization and gene expression. There are two isoforms of ROCK: ROCKI (or ROK[beta]) and ROCK II (or ROK[alpha]). ... although both isoforms are ubiquitously expressed, ROCK II is highly expressed in the brain and the heart, whereas ROCK I is expressed preferentially in the lung, liver, spleen, kidney and testis. Nevertheless, evidence of the functional differences between ROCK I and ROCK II is still lacking)
=670  \\$aThe Rho GTPases in cancer, 2010:$bp. 163 (Rho-associated protein kinases (ROCK) are central and prominent downstream effectors of the RhoA, RhoB, and RhoC GTP[guanosine triphosphate]-binding proteins. The predominant function of ROCK is the regulation and modulation of the cytoskeleton. Specifically, ROCK promotes the stabilization of actin filaments (F-actin) and the generation of actin-myosin contractility via the phosphorlyation of downstream substrates. As a consequence, ROCK is indispensable for many cellular processes dependent on the cytoskeleton including, but not limited to, cell motility, adhesion, smooth muscle contraction, neurite retraction, and phagocytosis. In addition, ROCK contributes to proliferation, apoptosis, and oncogenic transformation. As a result, ROCK proteins are involved in the development and progression of human cancer in numerous ways)
=750  \2$arho-Associated Kinases$0(DNLM)D054460$5IEN

=LDR  04452cz  a2200289n  4500
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=010  \\$ash2014002025
=040  \\$aABAU$beng$cDLC
=053  \0$aRC366.3.A44
=150  \\$aAlexander disease
=450  \\$aAlexander's disease
=450  \\$aAlexanders leukodystrophy
=450  \\$aDemyelinogenic leukodystrophy
=450  \\$aDysmyelinogenic leukodystrophy
=450  \\$aFibrinoid degeneration of astrocytes
=450  \\$aFibrinoid leukodystrophy
=450  \\$aLeukodystrophy with Rosenthal fibers
=550  \\$wg$aLeukodystrophy
=670  \\$aWork cat: Flint, D.L. Proteomic clues to the pathogenesis of Alexander disease, 2012:$bp. 23 (Alexander (or Alexander's) disease, eponymously named for the pathologist who first described the disorder in 1949 ..., is a rarely reported but often fatal genetic neurodegenerative disorder. Its rarity is a consequence of most of the identified causative mutations being dominant, fully penetrant, and resulting in death before reproductive age. Thus in most reported cases Alexander disease is not transmitted, but arises at the low frequency of de novo mutations ...)
=670  \\$aNational Institute of Neurological Disorders and Stroke WWW home page, Aug. 8, 2014$bdisorders A-Z (Alexander disease is one of a group of neurological conditions known as the leukodystrophies, disorders that are the result of abnormalities in myelin, the "white matter" that protects nerve fibers in the brain. Alexander disease is a progressive and often fatal disease. The destruction of white matter is accompanied by the formation of Rosenthal fibers, which are abnormal clumps of protein that accumulate in non-neuronal cells of the brain called astrocytes. Rosenthal fibers are sometimes found in other disorders, but not in the same amount or area of the brain that are featured in Alexander disease)
=670  \\$aMeSH browser, Aug. 8, 2014$b(Alexander disease ... Rare leukoencephalopathy with infantile-onset accumulation of Rosenthal fibers in the subpial, periventricular, and subependymal zones of the brain. Rosenthal fibers are glial fibrillary acidic protein aggregates found in astrocytes. Juvenile- and adult-onset types show progressive atrophy of the lower brainstem instead. De novo mutations in the GFAP gene are associated with the disease with propensity for paternal inheritance) MeSH UFs (Alexanders leukodystrophy, Demyelinogenic leukodystrophy, Dysmyelinogenic leukodystrophy, Fibrinoid degeneration of astrocytes, Leukodystrophy with Rosenthal fibers) MeSH tree broader term (Hereditary central nervous system demyelinating diseases)
=670  \\$aUnited Leukodystrophy Foundation WWW home page, Aug. 8, 2014$btypes of leukodystrophy (Alexander Disease has been divided into three forms based on age of onset and type of symptoms: infantile, juvenile, and adult forms. All of the forms are rare, although adult onset Alexander disease is the most rare of the group. Although the three forms of the disease are generally thought to have the same genetic basis, the symptoms vary between the three groups. ... The great majority of all cases of Alexander Disease (infantile, juvenile and adult) are caused by a defect in a specific gene called GFAP, which stands for Glial Fibrillary Acidic Protein. GFAP is an intermediate filament protein, which means that it is involved in the structural development of the cells. ... In Alexander Disease, a specific type of glial cell known as an astrocyte has abnormal structures known as Rosenthal fibers. ... Defects in GFAP have been found to be the major cause of Alexander Diseasel. ... Properly functioning glial cells are necessary for myelin formation, and so the disruption of the glial cells caused by the Rosenthal fibers may be the reason that GFAP mutations result in a leukodystrophy)
=670  \\$aJournal of neuroscience, April 11, 2012:$bp. 5017 (The clearest example of astrocytes acting as the primary culprit in disease is Alexander disease, which is caused by dominant gain-of-function mutations in the glial fibrillary acidic protein (GFAP) gene ...) p. 5021 (Thus, convergent evidence points to astrocytic dysfunction as a common antecedent to white matter loss in multiple leukodystrophies)
=670  \\$aDiseases Database, Oct. 6, 2014$b(Alexander disease, aka, Fibrinoid leukodystrophy)
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=150  \\$aHeterotopic ossification
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=670  \\$aWork cat: Arnold, A. Precise lateral dose profile measurements of surface interfaces of hip prostheses, 2014.
=670  \\$aWikipedia, accessed July 18, 2014:$b(Heterotopic ossification (HO) is the process by which bone tissue forms outside of the skeleton)
=670  \\$aStover, S., Garland, D., Nilsson, O. Heterotopic ossification, 1991.
=670  \\$aDavis, A., Olmsted-Davis, E. Diagnosis and treatment of heterotopic ossification, 2013.
=675  \\$aMcGraw-Hill dictionary of scientific and technical terms, 2003.
=750  \2$aOssification, Heterotopic$0(DNLM)D009999$5IEN

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=053  \0$aQL368.C5$cProtozoology
=150  \\$aChoanoflagellates
=450  \\$aChoanoflagellida
=550  \\$wg$aZooflagellates
=670  \\$aWork cat: LCCN 2014022201: The Choanoflagellates, 2014:$bECIP ch. 1 (it was an American, Henry James-Clark, who published the first correct and unequivocal description of a "collar-bearing" flagellate; similarity between free-living collared flagellates and the choanocytes of a sponge; 1866 when published his findings)
=670  \\$aCarr, M., et al. Molecular phylogeny of choanoflagellates, the sister group to Metazoa. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the United States of America, v. 105, no. 43 (Oct. 28, 2008): 16641-16646: abstract (Choanoflagellates are single-celled aquatic flagellates with a unique morphology consisting of a cell with a single flagellum surrounded by a "collar" of microvilli. They have long interested evolutionary biologists because of their striking resemblance to the collared cells (choanocytes) of sponges)
=670  \\$aChoanoflagellate and choanocyte collar-flagellar systems and the assumption of homology. Evolution and development, v. 16, no. 1 (Jan./Feb. 2014): 25-37: abstract (The similarities between the choanoflagellates and the choanocytes of sponges have been discussed for more than a century)
=670  \\$aEncyc. Britannica; choanoflagellate (protozoan): any protozoan of the flagellate order Choanoflagellida (sometimes classified in the order Kinetoplastida); having a transparent food-gathering collar of cytoplasm around the base of the flagellum)
=670  \\$aITIS, July 15, 2014$b(Choanoflagellida; taxonomic rank: Order; taxonomic status: Valid; kingdom: Protozoa; phylum: Sarcomastigophora; class: Zoomastigophora)
=670  \\$aWORMS, July 15, 2014$b(Choanoflagellida; Classification: Biota > Protozoa (Kingdom) > Sarcomastigophora (Phylum) > Mastigophora (Subphylum) > Zoomastigophora (Class); Status accepted;Rank Order; Parent Zoomastigophora)
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=040  \\$aCaOONL$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aMeningococcal infections
=450  \\$aMeningococcal diseases
=550  \\$wg$aNeisseria infections
=670  \\$aWork cat: Canada. National Advisory Committee on Immunization. An advisory committee statement (ACS) - National Advisory Committee on Immunization (NACI): literature review on serogroup B invasive meningococcal disease, 2014.
=670  \\$aMeSH browser, 2014-06-03:$b(Meningococcal Infections; Scope note: Infections with bacteria of the species NEISSERIA MENINGITIDIS; BT Neisseriaceae Infections)
=750  \2$aMeningococcal Infections$0(DNLM)D008589$5IEN

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=150  \\$aHyperphagia in women
=550  \\$wg$aWomen$xDiseases
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Stoeckel, L.E. Functional magnetic resonance imaging of reward system functioning in obese women, 2008:$bp. 138 (Conclusions. ... These results strongly support a hypothesis based on behavioral studies which proposes that hyperphagia in obese individuals is triggered by the greater potency of stimuli associated with high-calorie foods via exaggerated reactivity of the brain's reward system)
=750  \2$81$wb$aHyperphagia$0(DNLM)D006963$5IEN
=750  \2$81$wb$aWomen$0(DNLM)D014930$5IEN
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=150  \\$aPatient-centered health care
=550  \\$wg$aMedical care
=670  \\$aWork cat: Design of patient care wherein institutional resources and personnel are organized around patients rather than around specialized departments. (From Hospitals 1993 Feb 5;67(3):14)
=675  \\$aMESH, 1995
=750  \2$aPatient-Centered Care$0(DNLM)D018802$5IEN

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=150  \\$aSomatosensory cortex
=450  \\$aArea, Somatic sensory
=450  \\$aArea, Somatosensory
=450  \\$aArea, Somesthetic
=450  \\$aCortex, Somatosensory
=450  \\$aSomatic sensory area
=450  \\$aSomesthetic area
=550  \\$wg$aParietal lobes
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Bowes, C. Reorganization of somatosensory cortex subsequent to dorsal column injury, 2011.
=670  \\$aMeSH, viewed July 8, 2012$b(hdg.: Somatosensory Cortex; Scope note: Area of the parietal lobe concerned with receiving general sensations. It lies posterior to the central sulcus.)
=670  \\$aDorland's Illustrated Medical Dict., 2007$b(Somatic sensory area, Somatosensory area: either of the two cortical regions where conscious perception of somatic sensations occurs; also called Somesthetic area)
=750  \2$aSomatosensory Cortex$0(DNLM)D013003$5IEN

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=150  \\$aArrestins
=550  \\$wg$aMembrane proteins
=670  \\$aWork cat: Coffa, S. Non-visual arrestins bind mitogen activated protein kinases and regulated their signaling, 2011:$babstract (Arrestins are multifunctional signaling proteins, important for the regulation of signal transduction and the trafficking of G protein-coupled receptors (GPCRs).)
=670  \\$aMeSH, searched July 7, 2012$b(Arrestins; Regulatory proteins that down-regulate phosphorylated G-protein membrane receptors, including rod and cone photoreceptors and adrenergic receptors)
=750  \2$aArrestins$0(DNLM)D019390$5IEN

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=150  \\$aDidanosine
=450  \\$aVidex
=550  \\$wg$aAntimetabolites
=550  \\$wg$aAntiretroviral agents
=550  \\$wg$aNucleosides
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Panosian, T.D. A structural foundation for utilizing Bacillus cereus phosphpentomutase in the synthesis of didanosine, 2010:$bp. 1 (developed through the collaborative efforts of the National Institutes of Health and Bristol Myers Squibb...didanosine became the second drug approved for the treatment of HIV and was marketed under the brand name Videx)
=670  \\$aMeSH, viewed July 6, 2012$b(Didanosine; A dideoxynucleoside compound in which the 3'-hydroxy group on the sugar moiety has been replaced by a hydrogen. Didanosine is a potent inhibitor of HIV replication.)
=750  \2$aDidanosine$0(DNLM)D016049$5IEN

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=008  120601||\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\c
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=040  \\$aWaU$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aNanopores
=550  \\$wg$aHoles
=550  \\$wg$aNanostructured materials
=550  \\$wg$aNanostructures
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Derrington, I. There's a hole in the bucket, 2011:$bt.p. (DNA sequencing with the nanopore MspA)
=670  \\$a2012 MeSH browser, viewed June 1, 2012$b(Nanopores. Small holes of nanometer dimensions in a membrane, that can be used as single molecule detectors. The pores can be biological or synthetic. BT in MeSH tree structures: Nanostructures)
=670  \\$aThe nanopore site home page, June 1, 2012$b(A nanopore is a tiny hole in a thin membrane, typically just big enough to allow a single molecule of DNA to pass through. They are powerful sensors of molecules and ions and have potential applications in many areas of technology. Nanopores can be extracted from living organisms or fabricated using nanotechnology)
=670  \\$aThe Harvard Nanopore Group website, June 4, 2012:$bMission (A nanopore can be a protein channel in a lipid bilayer or an extremely small isolated 'hole' in a thin, solid-state membrane. For a nanopore to be useful as a single molecule detector, its diameter must not be much larger than the size of the molecule to be detected -- just a few tens of Angstroms across.) Projects > Solid state nanopores (A new nanofabrication technique called "ion-beam sculpting" has been invented to reproducibly fabricate such molecular-scale pores in a variety of solid-state materials. The technique uses low-energy ion beams to slowly shape the surface of a material, while a feed-back loop enables single-nanometer control over pore dimension. ... nanopores can be fabricated in two ways: a nanopore can be created from a cavity in the membrane under conditions where the sputtering erosion process dominates; alternatively, a nanopore can be made by filling in a larger pore under conditions where the lateral mass transport process dominates.))
=750  \2$aNanopores$5IEN$0(DNLM)D058608

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=150  \\$aCancer$xEarly detection
=550  \\$wg$aCancer$xDiagnosis
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Melton, R. Family aided community treatment as an intervention for the treatment of early psychosis : a proof of concept study, 2012.
=670  \\$aKim, K. (ed.) Early detection and prevention of colorectal cancer, 2009.
=670  \\$aSauter, E. (ed.) Breast cancer risk reduction and early detection, 2010.
=670  \\$aLam, S. Early detection of lung cancer, 2009.
=750  \2$aEarly Detection of Cancer$5IEN$0(DNLM)D055088

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=008  120501||\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
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=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aGestational trophoblastic disease
=450  \\$aGestational trophoblastic neoplasia
=450  \\$aGestational trophoblastic neoplasms
=450  \\$aGTD (Gestational trophoblastic disease)
=550  \\$wg$aTrophoblastic tumors
=550  \\$wg$aUterus$xDiseases
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 2011941658: Gestational trophoblastic disease : diagnostic and molecular genetic pathology, c2012.
=670  \\$aLearn about cancer @ American Cancer Society, Apr. 27, 2012$b(Gestational trophoblastic disease; GTD is a group of rare tumors that involve abnormal growth of cells inside a woman's uterus)
=670  \\$aMeSH, Apr. 27, 2012$b(Gestational trophoblastic disease)
=750  \2$aGestational Trophoblastic Disease$5IEN$0(DNLM)D031901

=LDR  01603cz  a2200193n  4500
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=150  \\$aEndothelial cells
=450  \\$aEndotheliocytes
=550  \\$wg$aEpithelial cells
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Telang, P. Effect of nickel ions on the viability, cell number and morphology of human aortic endothelial and smooth muscle cells, 2003.
=670  \\$aMeSH browser, Apr. 28, 2012$b(Endothelial cells -- Highly specialized epithelial cells that line the heart, blood vessels, and lymph vessels, forming the endothelium. They are polygonal in shape and joined together by tight junctions. The tight junctions allow for variable permeability to specific macromolecules that are transported across the endothelial layer)
=670  \\$aNCI thesaurus (Online), Apr. 28, 2012$b(endothelial cell -- The main type of cell forming the lining of blood and lymph vessels and the inner layer of the endocardium)
=670  \\$aOnline medical dictionary of medical terms and definitions on eMedicineHealth, Apr. 28, 2012$b(Endothelium: A layer of flat cells lining the closed internal spaces of the body such as the inside of blood vessels and lymphatic vessels (that convey the lymph, a milky fluid) and the heart)
=670  \\$aStedman's medical dictionary, 2000:$bp. 310 (endothelial cell -- one of the squamous cells forming the lining of blood and lymph vessels and the inner layer of the endocardium. Syn. -- endotheliocyte)
=750  \2$aEndothelial Cells$5IEN$0(DNLM)D042783

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=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aAccountable care organizations (Medical care)
=450  \\$aACOs (Medical care)
=550  \\$wg$aManaged care plans (Medical care)
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 2012392350: The ACO handbook, 2012.
=670  \\$aCenters for Medicare & Medicaid Services website, viewed April 18, 2012$b("Accountable Care Organizations (ACOs): groups of doctors, hospitals, and other health care providers, who come together voluntarily to give coordinated high quality care to their Medicare patients)
=750  \2$aAccountable Care Organizations$5IEN$0(DNLM)D060866

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=150  \\$aPeroxynitrite
=450  \\$aAzoperoxoite
=450  \\$aOxido nitrite
=450  \\$aOxoperoxonitrate
=450  \\$aPernitrite
=450  \\$aPeroxonitrite
=450  \\$aPeroxynitrate
=450  \\$aPeroxynitrosyl
=450  \\$aPeroxynitrous acid
=550  \\$wg$aNitrogen compounds
=550  \\$wg$aPeroxides
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Tsai, H.-H. An ab initio study of peroxynitrite chemistry, 1995.
=670  \\$aNature reviews. Drug discovery, Aug. 2007:$bp. 662 (Peroxynitrite; the product of the diffusion-controlled reaction of nitric oxide with superoxide radical; is a short-lived oxidant species that is a potent inducer of cell death)
=670  \\$aToxicology letters, Apr. 11, 2003:$bp. 113 (Peroxynitrite is formed in biological systems when superoxide and nitric oxide are produced at near equimolar ratio. Although not a free radical by chemical nature (as it has no unpaired electron), peroxynitrite is a powerful oxidant exhibiting a wide array of tissue damaging effects ranging from lipid peroxidation, inactivation of enzymes and ion channels via protein oxidation and nitration to inhibition of mitochondrial respiration)
=670  \\$aMolecular pharamacology, Oct. 1999:$bp. 824 (Peroxynitrite; is a potent oxidant formed in a near diffusion-limited reaction of superoxide ... and nitric oxide; its pathophysiological role has been demonstrated in various forms of shock, inflammation, and ischemia reperfusion)
=670  \\$aMcGraw-Hill dictionary of scientific and technical terms, 2003$b(peroxynitrite; a nitrogen oxyanion containing an O-O peroxo bond that is a structural isomer of the nitrate ion; other names that have been given to peroxynitrite include pernitrite and peroxonitrite; its recommended IUPAC name is oxoperoxonitrate(1-))
=670  \\$aThe FASEB journal, Jan. 2008:$bp. 215 (The primary pharmacological target of acetaminophen is prostaglandin endoperoxide H[subscript 2] synthase (PGHS). The enzymatic catalytic mechanism is radical-based, initiated, and maintained by the persistent presence of peroxides, particularly peroxynitrite)
=750  \2$aPeroxynitrous Acid$5IEN$0(DNLM)D030421

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=008  120416||\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\c
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=040  \\$aABAU$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aOsteoblasts
=550  \\$wg$aBone cells
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Rigsby, D.F. Analysis and characterization of the metabolic and morphologic responses to uniaxial deformation of osteoblasts cultured on Ti-6Al-4V, 1998:$babstr. (The primary objective of this research was the development and testing of a system for evaluating effects of quantified, uniform, dynamic mechanical load on osteoblasts growing on an actual dental/orthopedic implant material)
=670  \\$aBritannica online encyclopedia, Apr. 16, 2012$b(osteoblast -- large cell responsible for the synthesis and mineralization of bone during both initial bone formation and later bone remodeling. Osteoblasts form a closely packed sheet on the surface of the bone, from which cellular processes extend through the developing bone)
=670  \\$aThe American Heritage science dictionary, 2005$b(osteoblast -- A specialized bone cell that produces and deposits the matrix that is needed for the development of new bone and consists primarily of collagen fibers. Osteoblasts are formed from osteoclasts on the outer surfaces of bone and in bone cavities, and bone deposition takes place constantly in living bone. As new bone grows and hardens with the addition of calcium and phosphate, osteoblasts become embedded in the bone matrix and develop into osteocytes)
=670  \\$aPrinciples of bone biology, 2002:$bv. 1, p. 4 (Osteoblasts are fully differentiated cells responsible for the production of the bone matrix. ... An osteoblast is a typical protein-producing cell with a prominent Golgi apparatus and well-developed rough endoplasmic reticulum. It secretes the type I collagen and the noncollagenous proteins of the bone matrix)
=670  \\$aCell and tissue research, Feb. 2011:$bp. 289 (Osteoblasts are mesenchymal origin cells responsible for creating and maintaining skeletal architecture; these cells produce extracellular matrix proteins and regulators of matrix mineralization during initial bone formation and later bone remodelling. In addition to bone formation, osteoblasts regulate osteoclast differentiation and resorption activity by the secretion of cytokines or by direct cell contact)
=750  \2$aOsteoblasts$5IEN$0(DNLM)D010006

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=040  \\$aWaU$beng$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQD181.O1$cGeneral and inorganic chemistry
=053  \0$aQD405$cCyclic compounds containing oxygen
=053  \0$aQD412.O1$cOrganometallic chemistry
=053  \0$aTP245.O9$cChemical technology
=150  \\$aOxygen compounds
=550  \\$wg$aChemicals
=670  \\$aMaass, O. Vapor densities at low pressures and over an extended temperature range. 1. The properties of ethylene oxide compared to oxygen compounds of similar molecular weight, 1922.
=670  \\$aWikipedia, Apr. 16, 2012:$bCompounds of oxygen (The oxidation state of oxygen is -2 in almost all known compounds of oxygen. The oxidation state -1 is found in a few compounds such as peroxides. Compounds containing oxygen in other oxidation states are very uncommon: -1/2 (superoxides), -1/3 (ozonides), 0 (elemental, hypofluorous acid), +1/2 (dioxygenyl), +1 (dioxygen difluoride), and +2 (oxygen difluoride). Oxygen forms compounds with almost all of the other known elements, including some of the rarest: technetium (TcO- 4), promethium (Pm2O3), neptunium (NpO2), plutonium (PuO2), americium (AmO2), curium (CmO2), berkelium (BkO2) and californium (Cf2O3); and also with some of the least reactive elements such as xenon (XeO3), gold (Au2O3) and platinum (PtO2). Synthetic elements that have known oxides include einsteinium (Es2O3). The few elements that oxygen will not react with in typical conditions are the noble gases helium, neon, argon and krypton.)
=750  \2$aOxygen Compounds$5IEN$0(DNLM)D017601

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=150  \\$aAirway extubation
=450  \\$aEndotracheal extubation
=450  \\$aExtubation, Airway
=450  \\$aExtubation, Endotracheal
=450  \\$aExtubation, Intratracheal
=450  \\$aExtubation, Tracheal
=450  \\$aIntratracheal extubation
=450  \\$aTracheal extubation
=550  \\$wg$aRespiratory therapy
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Ahamed, P.H. Characteristics associated with unplanned extubation in an intensive care unit in Nairobi, Kenya, 2009.
=670  \\$aMeSH, Apr. 9, 2012$b(Airway Extubation; scope note: Removal of an endotracheal tube from the patient; entry terms: Endotracheal Extubation; Extubation, Intratracheal; Tracheal Extubation)
=670  \\$aMedterms Website, Apr. 2, 2012$b(Extubation: The process of removing a tube from a hollow organ or passageway, often the airway)
=750  \2$aAirway Extubation$5IEN-M$0(DNLM)D060666

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=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC
=053  \0$aTA169.5
=150  \\$aFailure analysis (Engineering)
=450  \\$aAnalysis, Failure (Engineering)
=550  \\$wg$aQuality control
=550  \\$wg$aSystem failures (Engineering)
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Effective FMEAs, 2012.
=670  \\$aApplied science & technology full text, viewed March 16, 2012$b(subject: Failure analysis)
=670  \\$aInspec, viewed March 16, 2012$b(controlled indexing: Failure analysis)
=750  \2$aEquipment Failure Analysis$5IEN$0(DNLM)D019544

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=040  \\$aWaU$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aGene regulatory networks
=450  \\$aCircuits, Gene
=450  \\$aGene circuits
=450  \\$aGene modules
=450  \\$aGene networks
=450  \\$aGenetic regulatory networks
=450  \\$aGRNs (Gene regulatory networks)
=450  \\$aModules, Gene
=450  \\$aNetworks, Gene regulatory
=450  \\$aNetworks, Transcriptional
=450  \\$aRegulatory networks, Gene
=450  \\$aTranscriptional networks
=550  \\$wg$aGenetic regulation
=550  \\$wg$aNucleotide sequence
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Synthetic gene networks, c2012.
=670  \\$a2012 MeSH, via WWW, Mar. 15, 2012$b(Gene Regulatory Networks. Interacting DNA-encoded regulatory subsystems in the genome that coordinate input from activator and repressor transcription factors during development, cell differentiation, or in response to environmental cues. The networks function to ultimately specify expression of particular sets of genes for specific conditions, times, or locations. Entry terms: Gene Circuits, Gene Module, Gene Modules, Gene Networks, Transcriptional Networks. See also: Gene Expression Regulation, Protein Interaction Maps. BT in MeSH tree: Regulatory Sequences, Nucleic Acid.)
=670  \\$aWikipedia, Mar. 15, 2012$b(Gene regulatory network. A gene regulatory network or genetic regulatory network (GRN) is a collection of DNA segments in a cell which interact with each other indirectly (through their RNA and protein expression products) and with other substances in the cell, thereby governing the rates at which genes in the network are transcribed into mRNA)
=670  \\$aGene regulatory networks, via Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the United States of America website, viewed Mar. 15, 2012$b(emerging field in the biosciences: gene regulatory networks that control animal development; They regulate the expression of thousands of genes in any given developmental process. They are essentially hardwired genomic regulatory codes, the role of which is to specify the sets of genes that must be expressed in specific spatial and temporal patterns. In physical terms, these control systems consist of many thousands of modular DNA sequences. Each such module receives and integrates multiple inputs, in the form of regulatory proteins (activators and repressors) that recognize specific sequences within them. The end result is the precise transcriptional control of the associated genes. Some regulatory modules control the activities of the genes encoding regulatory proteins. Functional linkages between these particular genes, and their associated regulatory modules, define the core networks underlying development.)
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=670  \\$aJournal of separation science, June 2007:$bp. 1242 (Quinolones and fluoroquinolones are an important family of synthetic antibacterials derived from nalidixic acid (NALI). These drugs, which act by inhibiting the bacterial DNA-gyrase, form a group with different chemical structures and spectra of activity. ... The fluoroquinolones are quinolones with a fluorine atom at position 6 of the quinolone naphthyridine or benzoaxazine ring system. The introduction of the fluorinated quinolones represents important therapeutic advantages, because this antibiotic group shows higher antibacterial activity than the parent compounds)
=670  \\$aVeterinarni medicina, 2001:$bv. 46, no. 9, p. 257 (The fluoroquinolones are a series of synthetic antibacterial agents that are used in the treatment of a variety of bacterial infections. These agents inhibit the DNA gyrase, abolishing its activity by interfering with the DNA-rejoining reaction)
=670  \\$aMeSH browser, Mar. 21, 2012$b(Fluoroquinolones -- A group of quinolones with at least one fluorine atom and a piperazinyl group)
=670  \\$aAnalyst (Royal Chemical Society), 1998:$bv. 123, no. 12, p. 2789 (Fluoroquinolones are quinolone derivatives with a fluorine atom substituted normally at the 6-position)
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=670  \\$aCrystal, D. Txtng, 2008:$btable of contents (texting)
=670  \\$aDistracted driving : no texting, 2011.
=670  \\$aDictionary.com, Feb. 13, 2012:$btexting (the sending of text messages via cell phones or other mobile devices) text message (an electronic message sent over a cellular network from one cell phone to another by typing words, often in shortened form, as "l8t" for "late," on the phone's numeric or QWERTY keypad.) text messaging (communication by means of text messages sent from mobile phones)
=670  \\$aOxford dictionaries online, Feb. 13, 2012:$btext (noun 4: a text message) text message (an electronic communication sent and received by mobile phone; derivatives: text messaging, noun)
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=670  \\$aWork cat: 2011936968: Gastroparesis : pathphysiology, presentation, and treatment, c2012.
=670  \\$aMedlinePlus, Mar. 13, 2012.
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=670  \\$aWork cat: Metagenomics of the human body, 2011:$bp. 4 (The most expensive, and yet potentially most informative method of studying microbial biodiversity is random environmental sequencing, known as metagenomics)
=670  \\$aMicrobiology and molecular biology reviews, Dec. 2004:$bp. 673 (Among the methods designed to gain access to the physiology and genetics of uncultured organisms, metagenomics, the genomic analysis of a population of microorganisms, has emerged as a powerful centerpiece. ... Community genomics, environmental genomics, and population genomics are synonyms for the same approach)
=670  \\$aNature reviews. Microbiology, June 2005:$bp. 459 (Genomic approaches for studying natural microbial assemblages have been variously dubbed environmental genomics, population genomics, metagenomics or ecogenomics)
=670  \\$aCurrent opinion in biotechnology, June 2003:$bp. 303 (Metagenomics is the culture-independent genomic analysis of microbial communities. The term is derived from the statistical concept of meta-analysis (the process of statistically combining separate analyses) and genomics (the comprehensive analysis of an organism's genetic material))
=670  \\$aAnnual review of genetics, 2004:$bp. 525 (Metagenomics, or the culture-independent genomic analysis of an assemblage of microorganisms, has potential to answer fundamental questions in microbial ecology)
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=670  \\$aWork cat: Coronavirus replication and reverse genetics, 2005.
=670  \\$aThe plant cell, Dec. 1999:$bp. 2288 (The goal of reverse genetics is the identification of a phenotype that is caused by mutation of a particular gene. Once such a phenotype has been observed, several steps must be taken to prove that the phenotypic characteristic is indeed controlled by the gene of interest)
=670  \\$aPhysiological reviews, July 2003:$bp. 692 (Reverse genetics is the deduction of gene function by analysis of corresponding mutant phenotypes)
=670  \\$aBiology of the cell, Oct. 2010:$bp. 561 (Reverse genetics consists in the modification of the activity of a target gene to analyse the phenotypic consequences)
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=670  \\$aWork cat: ReCLIP (Reversible Cross-Link Immuno-Precipitation) reveals a novel interaction between p120-catenin and p160 Rho Kinase, 2011.
=670  \\$aMeSH 2012:$bCatenins (A family of cytoskeletal proteins that play essential roles in CELL ADHESION at ADHERENS JUNCTIONS by linking CADHERINS to the ACTIN FILAMENTS of the CYTOSKELETON)
=670  \\$aWikipedia, viewed Jan. 17, 2012:$bCatenin (Catenins are proteins found in complexes with cadherin cell adhesion molecules of animal cells)
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=670  \\$aWork cat: Cox, C.L. Dissecting interactions within focal adhesions : studies on vinculin, 2008.
=670  \\$aMolecular biology of the cell, Sept. 2004:$bp. 4234 (Vinculin is a conserved actin binding protein localized in focal adhesions and cell-cell junctions)
=670  \\$aNature, July 8, 2010:$bp. 263 (vinculin, a protein that connects integrins to actin filaments and whose recruitment to focal adhesions (FAs) is force-dependent)
=670  \\$aMeSH browser, Jan. 11, 2012$b(vinculin -- A cytoskeletal protein associated with cell-cell and cell-matrix interactions. [MeSH 450s]: alpha-vinculin; beta-vinculin; isovinculin)
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=670  \\$aWork cat: Cox, C.L. Dissecting interactions within focal adhesions, 2008.
=670  \\$aOrganic & biomolecular chemistry, Jan. 21, 2010:$bp. 299 (Cell adhesions to both soluble and insoluble extracellular matrix ligands are critical in inter and intra-cellular signaling that mediates numerous physiological processes. These adhesions are complex structures composed of many scaffolding and signaling proteins. There are four distinct types of cell-matrix adhesions: focal complexes, focal adhesions, fibrillar adhesions, and 3D cell-matrix adhesions)
=670  \\$aMolecular biology of the cell, Nov. 15, 2011:$bp. 4380 (Cell-matrix adhesions are local, dynamic attachments of cell-surface proteins, including integrins and glycophosphatidylinositol-anchored proteins (GPI-APs), to extracellular matrix components that allow indirect bridging of this matrix to the internal cytoskeleton. These dynamic anchor points determine the position of the cell in space and allow cells to undergo shape changes, including those required during cell division, spreading, and migration)
=670  \\$aMeSH browser, Jan. 11, 2012$b(Cell-matrix junctions -- Specialized areas at the cell membrane where a cell attaches to the extracellular matrix or other substratum) ([MeSH 450]: Cell-matrix adhesions)
=670  \\$aJournal of cellular physiology, Dec. 2007:$bp. 565 (The extracellular matrix (ECM) provides scaffolds for cellular support that are present in all tissues and organs. The ECM is a complex mixture of matrix molecules, including the glycoproteins fibronectin, collagens, laminins, proteoglycans, and non-matrix proteins including growth factors. Cell adhesion to the ECM induces discrete cell surface structures tightly associated with the matrix, termed cell-matrix adhesions, which mediate direct interactions of the cell with its extracellular environment) p. 566 (Cell-extracellular matrix adhesions)
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=670  \\$aWork cat: Cox, C.L. Dissecting interactions within focal adhesions, 2008:$babstr. (Focal adhesions are specialised sites of cell attachment between the cytoplasmic side of the cell membrane and the extracellular matrix. They consist of receptors that link extracellular matrix ligands to the actin cytoskeleton via various protein assemblies. They act as mechanical links and as sites of signal transduction to transduce signals for cell locomotion, cell attachment and detachment, apoptosis and gene expression)
=670  \\$aNature cell biology, Apr. 2011:$bp. 383 (Focal adhesions are dynamic, multifunctional organelles that facilitate cell adhesion, force transmission and cytoskeleton regulation, as well as signalling that controls cell division, differentiation and apoptosis)
=670  \\$aBiochimica et biophysica acta. Molecular cell research, July 5, 2004:$bp. 103 (Focal adhesions are sites where integrin and proteoglycan mediated adhesion links to the actin cytoskeleton. The components of focal adhesions are diverse and include scaffolding molecules, GTPases, and enzymes such as kinases, phosphatases, proteases, and lipases)
=670  \\$aScience (New York, N.Y.), Nov. 23, 2001:$bp. 1708 (Focal adhesions are integrin-based structures that mediate strong cell-substrate adhesion and transmit information in a bidirectional manner between extracellular molecules and the cytoplasm)
=670  \\$aBiology of the cell, Oct. 2000:$bp. 477 (Cell-matrix adhesions play essential roles in important biological processes including cell motility, cell proliferation, cell differentiation, regulation of gene expression and cell survival. Adhesion to the extracellular matrix (ECM) is mediated by specialized regions of the plasma membrane called focal adhesions, focal contacts, or adhesion plaques. At these sites, bundles of actin filaments are anchored to transmembrane receptors of the integrin family through a multi-molecular complex of junctional plaque proteins)
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=670  \\$aWalker's Mammals of the World, 1999:$bv. 2, p. 1729 (Genus Oryctolagus. The single species, O. cuniculus, apparently was confined to the Iberian Peninsula and Southern France ... Through human agency wild populations now occur across much of Europe, in northwestern Africa, and in many other parts of the world. The species has also been extensively domesticated.)
=670  \\$aNew encyc. of mammals, 2001:$bp. 703 (European rabbit, Oryctolagus cuniculus. All strains of domesticated rabbit derived from this species.)
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=550  \\$wg$aCinchona alkaloids
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=670  \\$aMESH$b(Quinine: an alkaloid derived from the bark of the cinchona trees. It is used as an altimalarial drug and is the active ingredients in extracts of the cinchona that have been used for that purpose since before 1633. Quinine is also a mild antipyretic and analgeis and has been used in common cold preparations for that purpose. Pharm. action: Analgesics, Non-Narcotic, Antimalarials, Muscle Relaxants, Central)
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=450  \\$aPterins
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=670  \\$aMeSH browser, June 7, 2007$b(Pteridines. Entry terms: Pyrazinopyrimidines, Pteridinones. Scope note: compounds based on pyrazino[2-3-d]pyrimidine which is a pyrimidine fused to a pyrazine, containing four nitrogen atoms)
=670  \\$aABC Chemie. Concise chem. dict.:$bp. 908 (pteridine: a class of compounds found widely in nature, for example, as wing and eye pigments of insects)
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=001  9880362609602441
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=053  \0$aSF756.84$bSF756.85$cVeterinary psychopharmacology
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=550  \\$aPsychopharmacology
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=670  \\$aGorman, J.M. The essential guide to psychiatric drugs, 1990.
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=035  \\$aBZV8432NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
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=450  \\$aMental patients
=450  \\$aPsychiatric patients
=450  \\$aPsychiatry$xPatients
=550  \\$wg$aMentally ill
=750  \2$aPsychotherapy$0(DNLM)D011613$5IEN

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=001  9880362609802441
=005  20120730163759.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85108524 
=035  \\$aBZV8430NU
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh 85108524
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dWaElC
=053  \0$aRC480.55
=150  \\$aBrief psychotherapy
=450  \\$aBrief therapy (Psychotherapy)
=450  \\$wnne$aPsychotherapy, Brief
=450  \\$aShort-term psychotherapy
=450  \\$aTime-limited psychotherapy
=550  \\$wg$aPsychotherapy
=670  \\$aWork cat.: McKenzie, K.R. Introduction to time-limited group psychotherapy, c1990.
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Psychotherapy, Brief)
=670  \\$aMiller, G. Becoming miracle workers : language and meaning in brief therapy, 1997.
=670  \\$aBarten, H.H. Brief therapies, 1971.
=750  \2$aPsychotherapy, Brief$5IEN$0(DNLM)D011614

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=035  \\$aBZV8422NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aRC475$bRC489
=150  \\$aPsychotherapy
=450  \\$aPsychagogy
=450  \\$aTherapy (Psychotherapy)
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=550  \\$aClinical sociology
=550  \\$aMental health counseling
=680  \\$iHere are entered works on the treatment of mental and emotional disorders primarily through the use of psychological methods.  Works on the field of psychology dealing with the application of psychological theories and communication skills to helping individuals overcome obstacles to their personal growth and achieve optimal development of their personal resources are entered under$aCounseling psychology.$iWorks on the general process of exchanging information and giving advice regarding personal decision making and problem solving are entered under$aCounseling.
=681  \\$iNotes under$aCounseling; Counseling psychology
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=035  \\$a(DLC) sh 85108511
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=035  \\$aBZV8411NU
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=450  \\$aMental illness$xSurgery
=450  \\$aPsychiatric surgery
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=550  \\$wg$aMental illness$xTreatment
=680  \\$iHere are entered works on brain surgery performed to treat psychiatric disorders. Works on any surgical operations performed on the mentally ill are entered under$aMentally ill--Surgery.
=681  \\$iNote under$aMentally ill--Surgery
=750  \2$aPsychosurgery$5IEN$0(DNLM)D011612

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=053  \0$aRC556$bRC560
=150  \\$aPsychosexual disorders
=450  \\$aDisorders, Psychosexual
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=550  \\$aSexual disorders
=670  \\$aDiagnostic and statistical manual of mental disorders : DSM-IV, c1994:$bp. 493 (Sexual and Gender Identity Disorders. This section contains the Sexual Dysfunctions, the Paraphilias, and the Gender Identity Disorders) p. 522-523 (Paraphilias. "The essential features of a Paraphilia are recurrent, intense sexually arousing fantasies, sexual urges, or behaviors generally involving 1) nonhuman objects, 2) the suffering or humiliation of oneself or one's partner, or 3) children or other nonconsenting persons, that occur over a period of at least 6 months (Criterion A) ... The behavior, sexual urges, or fantasies cause clinically significant distress or impairment in social, occupational, or other important areas of functioning (Criterion B).") p. 525 ("Fantasies, behaviors, or objects are paraphiliac only when they lead to clinically significant distress or impairment (e.g., are obligatory, result in sexual dysfunction, require participation of nonconsenting individuals, lead to legal complications, interfere with social relationships).")
=750  \2$aSexual Dysfunctions, Psychological$5IEN$0(DNLM)D020018

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=035  \\$aBZV8409NU
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=053  \\$aRJ506.P69
=150  \\$aPsychoses in children
=450  \\$aPsychotic children
=550  \\$wg$aChild psychiatry
=550  \\$wg$aChild psychopathology
=750  \2$81$wb$aPsychotic Disorders$5IEN$0(DNLM)D011618
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=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aPsychotic Disorders$iand$aChild$5IEN

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=053  \\$aRM315$bRM333
=150  \\$aPsychopharmacology
=360  \\$isubdivision$aPsychotropic effects$iunder individual chemicals and groups of chemicals, e.g.$aCopper--Psychotropic effects; Insulin--Psychotropic effects;$iand subdivision$aChemotherapy$iunder individual mental disorders, e.g.$aSchizophrenia--Chemotherapy
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=750  \2$81$wb$aChild$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002648
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aPsychomotor Disorders$iand$aChild$5IEN

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=550  \\$wg$aPsychological tests
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=550  \\$wg$aScaling (Social sciences)
=750  \2$aPsychometrics$5IEN$0(DNLM)D011594

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=010  \\$ash 85108487 
=035  \\$aBZV8393NU
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=450  \\$aReligion and psychology
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=035  \\$a(OCoLC)02014276
=035  \\$aBZV8390NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQP360
=150  \\$aPsychophysiology
=360  \\$isubdivision$aPsychophysiology$iunder individual parts of the body, e.g.$aHeart--Psychophysiology
=450  \\$aBehavioral physiology
=450  \\$aPhysiological psychology
=450  \\$aPhysiopsychology
=450  \\$wnne$aPsychology, Physiological
=450  \\$aSomatopsychics
=550  \\$wg$aPhysiology
=550  \\$wg$aPsychobiology
=550  \\$aMind and body
=670  \\$aUmrikhin, V.V. Razvitie sovetsko�i shkoly differen�t�sial�no�i psikhofiziologii, 1987.
=670  \\$aMESH.
=670  \\$aHassett, J. A primer of psychophysiology.
=670  \\$aStern, R.M. Psychophysiological recording.
=670  \\$aThes. psych. index.
=680  \\$iHere are entered works on the relationship between psychological and physiological processes.
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/20/90
=750  \2$aPsychophysiology$5IEN$0(DNLM)D011603

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=005  20120730163758.0
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=010  \\$ash 85108479 
=035  \\$aBZV8385NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aRC435$bRC489
=150  \\$aPsychology, Pathological
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=450  \\$aMental disorders
=450  \\$aPathological psychology
=450  \\$aPsychology, Abnormal
=450  \\$aPsychopathology
=550  \\$wg$aNeurology
=550  \\$aBrain$xDiseases
=550  \\$aCriminal psychology
=550  \\$aMental health
=550  \\$aPsychiatry
=550  \\$aPsychoanalysis
=680  \\$iHere are entered systematic descriptions of mental disorders. Popular works and works on social aspects of mental disorders are entered under$aMental illness.$iWorks on clinical aspects of mental disorders, including therapy, are entered under$aPsychiatry.
=681  \\$iNotes under$aMental illness; Psychiatry
=750  \2$aPsychopathology$5IEN$0(DNLM)D011599

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=001  9880362611302441
=005  20120730163758.0
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=010  \\$ash 85108477 
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=150  \\$aPsychology, Military
=450  \\$aMilitary psychology
=550  \\$wg$aPsychology, Applied
=550  \\$wg$aSociology, Military
=550  \\$aMilitary morale
=550  \\$aOperational psychology
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=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
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=LDR  00385cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362614502441
=005  20120730163754.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85108334 
=035  \\$aBZV8240NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRL321
=150  \\$aPsoriasis
=550  \\$wg$aSkin$xDiseases
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/20/90
=750  \2$aPsoriasis$5IEN$0(DNLM)D011565

=LDR  01039cz  a2200241n  4500
=001  9880362614602441
=005  20060515085049.0
=008  031121i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85108328 $zsh 85095730 
=035  \\$aBZV8234NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aRA644.P95$cPublic health
=053  \0$aRC182.P8$cInternal medicine
=150  \\$aPsittacosis
=450  \\$wnne$aOrnithosis
=450  \\$aParrot disease
=450  \\$aParrot fever
=550  \\$wg$aBirds$xInfections
=550  \\$wg$aChlamydophila infections
=670  \\$aInter. dict. med. biol.$b(psittacosis, also called parrot fever, ornithosis, parrot disease)
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Ornithosis x Psittacosis; also heading for causative organism Chlamydophila psittaci (changed from Chlammydia psittaci in 2001))
=670  \\$aBritannica Micro.$b(psittacosis: also called ornithosis or parrot fever; infectious disease of worldwide distribution caused by a bacterial parasite and transmitted to man from various birds)
=750  \2$aPsittacosis$0(DNLM)D009956$5IEN

=LDR  00485cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362614702441
=005  20091029090549.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85108317 
=035  \\$aBZV8223LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aQK629.S$cBotany
=150  \\$aPsilocybe
=450  \\$aDeconica
=450  \\$aDelitescor
=450  \\$aPholiotella
=550  \\$wg$aMushrooms, Hallucinogenic
=550  \\$wg$aStrophariaceae
=750  \2$aPsilocybe$0(DNLM)D055391$5IEN

=LDR  00344cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362614802441
=005  20091210135748.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85108314 
=035  \\$aBZV8220LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aQK495.M9
=150  \\$aPsidium
=550  \\$wg$aMyrtaceae
=750  \2$aPsidium$0(DNLM)D031647$5IEN

=LDR  00491cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362614902441
=005  20120730163754.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85108310 
=035  \\$aBZV8216LC
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh 85108310
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQK494.5.P66$cBotany
=150  \\$aPseudotsuga
=550  \\$wg$aPinaceae
=670  \\$aITIS Database search, Oct. 3, 2001 (Pseudotsuga; rank: genus; family: Pinaceae)
=750  \2$aPseudotsuga$5IEN$0(DNLM)D028224

=LDR  01651cz  a2200301n  4500
=001  9880362615002441
=005  20120730163754.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85108296 
=035  \\$aBZV8202NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQR400.2.A
=150  \\$aAujeszky's disease virus
=450  \\$aBulbar paralysis virus, Infectious
=450  \\$aHerpesvirus suis
=450  \\$aInfectious bulbar paralysis virus
=450  \\$wnne$aPseudorabies virus
=450  \\$aSuid herpesvirus
=550  \\$wg$aHerpesviruses
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Vaccination and control of Aujeszky's disease, 1989$b(Aujesky's disease virus)
=670  \\$aFraenkel-Conrat viruses:$bp. 85 (Suid herpes 1 virus; group: Pseudorabies, Aujeszky's disease virus (swine); genus: Poikilovirus; family: Alphaherpesvirinae)
=670  \\$aClass. and nomen. of viruses:$bp. 49 (genus: Suid herpesvirus 1 group; type species: Suid (alpha) herpesvirus 1 (pseudorabies); family: Herpesvirus group, Herpesviridae; subfamily: Herpes simplex virus group)
=670  \\$aDulbecco virology:$bp. 163 (Pseudorabies virus of pigs)
=670  \\$aFields virology:$bp. 13 (family: Herpesviridae (herpesviruses); genus: [Poikilovirus] (pseudorabies-like virus, Pesudorabies virus (of swine))
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Pseudorabies virus; x Aujeszky's disease virus, Herpesvirus suis)
=670  \\$aMedical and health related science thes.:$bp. 712 (Viruses, Herpesviridae, Suid (Alpha) Herpesvirus 1; x Bulbar paralysis (Infectious) virus, Pseudorabies virus, Suid (Alpha) Herpesvirus 1)
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/20/90
=750  \2$aHerpesvirus 1, Suid$5IEN$0(DNLM)D011558

=LDR  01054cz  a2200277n  4500
=001  9880362615102441
=005  20120730163754.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85108295 
=035  \\$aBZV8201NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aSF809.A94
=150  \\$aAujeszky's disease
=450  \\$aBulbar paralysis, Infectious
=450  \\$aInfectious bulbar paralysis
=450  \\$aMad itch
=450  \\$aPseudo-rabies
=450  \\$wnne$aPseudorabies
=550  \\$wg$aHerpesvirus diseases in animals
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Vaccination and control of Aujeszky's disease, 1989.
=670  \\$aBlack's vet. dict.$b(Aujeszky's disease, also known as Pseudo-rabies, Infectious bulbar paralysis) (Pseudo-rabies, a name occasionally used for Aujeszky's disease)
=670  \\$aMerck vet.:$bp. 284 (Pseudorabies; syn. Aujeszky's disease, mad itch, infectious bulbar paralysis)
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Pseudorabies; x Aujeszky's disease)
=670  \\$aWeb. 3.
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/20/90
=750  \2$aPseudorabies$5IEN$0(DNLM)D011557

=LDR  01071cz  a2200265n  4500
=001  9880362615202441
=005  20120730163754.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85108286 
=035  \\$aBZV8192NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRC569.5.S36
=150  \\$aSchizotypal personality disorder
=450  \\$aBorderline schizophrenia
=450  \\$aIncipient schizophrenia
=450  \\$aLatent schizophrenia
=450  \\$wnne$aPseudoneurotic schizophrenia
=450  \\$aPseudopsychopathic schizophrenia
=450  \\$aSchizotypy
=550  \\$wg$aPersonality disorders
=550  \\$aSchizophrenia
=670  \\$aSchizotypal personality, 1995$b(schizotypal personality disorder; schizotypy)
=670  \\$aDSM III$b(Schizotypal personality disorder, x Pseudoneurotic schizophrenia)
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Schizotypal personality disorder, x Pseudoneurotic schizophrenia, x Latent s., x Incipient s., x Pseudopsychopathic s., x S., Borderline, x S., Latent, x S., Pseudoneurotic)
=750  \2$aSchizotypal Personality Disorder$5IEN$0(DNLM)D012569

=LDR  00409cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362615302441
=005  20120730163754.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85108283 
=035  \\$aBZV8189NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQR82.P78
=150  \\$aPseudomonas fluorescens
=550  \\$wg$aPseudomonas
=550  \\$aMupirocin
=750  \2$aPseudomonas Fluorescens$5IEN$0(DNLM)D011551

=LDR  00618cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362615402441
=005  20120730163754.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85108282 
=035  \\$aBZV8188NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRC116.P7
=150  \\$aPseudomonas infections
=450  \\$wnne$aPseudomonas diseases
=550  \\$wg$aBacterial diseases
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Basic research and clinical aspects of Pseudomonas aeruginosa infection 1988, 1989.
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Pseudomonas infections)
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/20/90
=750  \2$aPseudomonas Infections$5IEN$0(DNLM)D011552

=LDR  00506cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362615502441
=005  20120730163754.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85108281 
=035  \\$aBZV8187NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aPseudomonas aeruginosa
=450  \\$aPseudomonas pyocyanea
=550  \\$wg$aPseudomonas
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Pseudomonas aerugonosa, also called pseudomonas pyocyanea)
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/20/90
=750  \2$aPseudomonas Aeruginosa$5IEN$0(DNLM)D011550

=LDR  00373cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362615602441
=005  20120730163754.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85108280 $zsh 88023307 
=035  \\$aBZV8186NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQR82.P78
=150  \\$aPseudomonas
=550  \\$wg$aPseudomonadaceae
=750  \2$aPseudomonas$5IEN$0(DNLM)D011549

=LDR  00415cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362615702441
=005  20070418132221.0
=008  930224i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85108278 
=035  \\$aBZV8184NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQR82.P78
=150  \\$aPseudomonadaceae
=550  \\$wg$aGram-negative bacteria
=550  \\$wg$aPseudomonadales
=750  \2$aPseudomonadaceae$0(DNLM)D011548$5IEN

=LDR  00423cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362615802441
=005  20120730163753.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85108274 
=035  \\$aBZV8180NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aPseudohypoparathyroidism
=550  \\$wg$aEndocrine glands$xDiseases
=550  \\$wg$aParathyroid glands$xDiseases
=750  \2$aPseudohypoparathyroidism$5IEN$0(DNLM)D011547

=LDR  00406cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362615902441
=005  20120730163753.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85108263 
=035  \\$aBZV8169NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aPseudocyesis
=450  \\$aPregnancy, Imaginary
=450  \\$aPseudopregnancy
=550  \\$wg$aPregnancy
=750  \2$aPseudopregnancy$5IEN$0(DNLM)D011555

=LDR  00730cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362616002441
=005  20120730163753.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85108239 
=035  \\$aBZV8145NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aPseudarthrosis
=450  \\$aPseudoarthrosis
=550  \\$wg$aFractures, Ununited
=670  \\$aMeSH browser, Dec. 4, 2006$b(Pseudarthrosis: a type of ununited fracture.  Scope note: "A pathological entity characterized by deossification of a weight-bearing long bone, followed by bending and pathologic fracture, with inability to form normally bony callus leading to existing of the 'false joint' that gives the condition its name.)
=750  \2$aPseudarthrosis$5IEN$0(DNLM)D011542

=LDR  00656cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880362616102441
=005  20120730163753.0
=008  920906i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85108048 
=035  \\$aBZV7954NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRL721
=150  \\$aItching
=450  \\$aItch
=450  \\$aItches
=450  \\$wnne$aPruritus
=550  \\$wg$aCutaneous manifestations of general diseases
=550  \\$wg$aSenses and sensation
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Pruritus x Itching)
=670  \\$aRandom House$b(Itching; pruritus)
=670  \\$aInter. dict. med. biol.$b(itch; itching; pruritus)
=750  \2$aPruritus$5IEN$0(DNLM)D011537

=LDR  00329cz  a2200133n  4500
=001  9880362616202441
=005  20120730163753.0
=008  911219i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85108047 
=035  \\$aBZV7953NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aPrurigo
=550  \\$wg$aSkin$xDiseases
=750  \2$aPrurigo$5IEN$0(DNLM)D011536

=LDR  00376cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362616302441
=005  20120730163753.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85108043 
=035  \\$aBZV7949NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aQK495.R78$cBotany
=150  \\$aPrunus
=450  \\$aAmygdalus
=550  \\$wg$aRosaceae
=750  \2$aPrunus$5IEN$0(DNLM)D027861

=LDR  00347cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362616402441
=005  20120730163753.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85108038 
=035  \\$aBZV7944LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQK495.L25
=150  \\$aPrunella
=550  \\$wg$aLamiaceae
=750  \2$aPrunella$5IEN$0(DNLM)D031347

=LDR  00313cz  a2200133n  4500
=001  9880362616502441
=005  20120730163753.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85108030 
=035  \\$aBZV7936NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=150  \\$aProxy
=550  \\$wg$aAgency (Law)
=750  \2$aProxy$5IEN$0(DNLM)D019727

=LDR  00500cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362616602441
=005  20130401105019.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85107820 
=035  \\$aBZV7726NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQR251
=150  \\$aProtozoa, Pathogenic
=450  \\$aPathogenic protozoa
=550  \\$wg$aPathogenic microorganisms
=550  \\$wg$aProtozoa
=550  \\$aMedical protozoology
=750  \2$aEukaryota$xpathogenicity$0(DNLM)D056890Q000472$5IEN

=LDR  00353cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362616702441
=005  20120730163753.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85107805 
=035  \\$aBZV7711NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aProtoplasts
=550  \\$wg$aCells
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/19/90
=750  \2$aProtoplasts$5IEN$0(DNLM)D011523

=LDR  00417cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362616802441
=005  20120730163753.0
=008  860211|n\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85107804 
=035  \\$aBZV7710NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aProtoplasmic streaming
=450  \\$aCytoplasmic streaming
=550  \\$wg$aProtoplasm
=690  \\$ar:AMD:6/22/90
=750  \2$aCytoplasmic Streaming$5IEN$0(DNLM)D003595

=LDR  00598cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880362616902441
=005  20120730163753.0
=008  871218||\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85107796 
=035  \\$a(OCoLC)02010333
=035  \\$aBZV7702NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQC793.5.P72$bQC793.5.P729
=150  \\$aProtons
=360  \\$iheadings beginning with the word$aProton
=450  \\$aHydrogen nucleus
=550  \\$wg$aAtoms
=550  \\$wg$aBaryons
=550  \\$wg$aMatter$xConstitution
=550  \\$wg$aParticles (Nuclear physics)
=750  \2$aProtons$5IEN$0(DNLM)D011522

=LDR  00608cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362617002441
=005  20150430142222.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85107792 
=035  \\$aBZV7698NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aQC762$cPhysics
=053  \\$aQD95$cInorganic chemical analysis
=053  \\$aQD272.S6$cOrganic chemical analysis
=150  \\$aProton magnetic resonance spectroscopy
=550  \\$wg$aNuclear magnetic resonance spectroscopy
=550  \\$wg$aProtons
=550  \\$wg$aSpectrum analysis
=750  \2$aProton Magnetic Resonance Spectroscopy$0(DNLM)D066244$5IEN

=LDR  00421cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362617102441
=005  20120730163753.0
=008  860211||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85107776 
=035  \\$aBZV7682NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQK898.P84
=150  \\$aProtochlorophyllide
=550  \\$wg$aChlorophyll
=550  \\$wg$aOrganomagnesium compounds
=750  \2$aProtochlorophyllide$5IEN$0(DNLM)D011521

=LDR  00556cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880362617202441
=005  20120730163752.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85107736 
=035  \\$aBZV7642NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQP93.5
=150  \\$aProthrombin
=450  \\$aFactor II
=450  \\$aPlasmozyme
=450  \\$aProthrombase
=450  \\$aThrombogen
=450  \\$aThrombogenin
=550  \\$wg$aBlood proteins
=550  \\$wg$aGlycoproteins
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/19/90
=750  \2$aProthrombin$5IEN$0(DNLM)D011516

=LDR  00407cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362376502441
=005  20120730163611.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|n\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85093384 
=035  \\$aBZU3290NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRT76
=150  \\$aNursing$xStudy and teaching (Continuing education)
=690  \\$ar:AMD:6/27/90
=750  \2$aEducation, Nursing, Continuing$5IEN$0(DNLM)D004509

=LDR  00603cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362376602441
=005  20120730163611.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85093383 
=035  \\$aBZU3289NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRT74.5
=150  \\$aNursing$xStudy and teaching (Associate degree)
=450  \\$aAssociate degree nursing education
=550  \\$wg$aJunior colleges
=550  \\$aAssociate degree nurses
=681  \\$iExample under reference from$aAssociate degree education
=690  \\$ar:AMD:6/27/90
=750  \2$aEducation, Nursing, Associate$5IEN$0(DNLM)D004507

=LDR  00420cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362376702441
=005  20120730163611.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85093380 
=035  \\$aBZU3286NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRT71$bRT81
=150  \\$aNursing$xStudy and teaching
=550  \\$wg$aMedical education
=690  \\$ar:AMD:6/27/90
=750  \2$aEducation, Nursing$5IEN$0(DNLM)D004506

=LDR  00370cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362376802441
=005  20120730163611.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85093375 
=035  \\$aBZU3281NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aRT81.5
=150  \\$aNursing$xResearch
=450  \\$wnne$aNursing research
=750  \2$aNursing Research$5IEN$0(DNLM)D015399

=LDR  00431cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362376902441
=005  20120730163610.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85093372 
=035  \\$aBZU3278NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aNursing$xLaw and legislation
=450  \\$aNurses$xLegal status, laws, etc.
=450  \\$aNursing law
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/10/90
=750  \2$aLegislation, Nursing$5IEN$0(DNLM)D007884

=LDR  01078cz  a2200253n  4500
=001  9880362377002441
=005  20120730163610.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85093362 
=035  \\$aBZU3268NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aRT
=150  \\$aNursing
=360  \\$isubdivision$aNursing$iunder individual diseases and types of diseases, e.g.$aCancer--Nursing;$iand subdivision$aDiseases--Nursing$iunder individual organs and regions of the body, e.g.$aHeart--Diseases--Nursing
=360  \\$isubdivision$aNursing$iunder individual diseases, e.g.$aCancer--Nursing;$iand subdivision$aDiseases--Nursing$iunder individual organs and regions of the body, e.g.$aHeart--Diseases--Nursing
=450  \\$aClinical nursing
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=LDR  00630cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880362377102441
=005  20201019150853.0
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=010  \\$ash 85093360
=035  \\$aBZU3266NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
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=450  \\$aNursing assistants
=450  \\$aNursing auxiliaries
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=550  \\$wg$aNurses
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=LDR  00389cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362377202441
=005  20140411165126.0
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=010  \\$ash 85093358 
=035  \\$aBZU3264NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aNurses, Foreign
=450  \\$aForeign nurses
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=750  \2$aNurses, International$0(DNLM)D064700$5IEN

=LDR  00645cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362377302441
=005  20120730163610.0
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=010  \\$ash 85093349 
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=450  \\$aRegistered nurses
=450  \\$aRNs (Registered nurses)
=550  \\$wg$aMedical personnel
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=750  \2$aNurses$5IEN-M$0(DNLM)D009726

=LDR  00499cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362377402441
=005  20120730163610.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85093344 
=035  \\$aBZU3250NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aLB1140
=150  \\$aNursery schools
=450  \\$aSchools, Nursery$5IEN
=550  \\$wg$aSchools
=550  \\$aDay care centers
=550  \\$aEducation, Preschool
=550  \\$aKindergarten
=750  \2$aSchools, Nursery$5IEN$0(DNLM)D012578

=LDR  00342cz  a2200133n  4500
=001  9880362377502441
=005  20201216180125.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85093318
=035  \\$aBZU3224NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aNurseries
=550  \\$wg$aChildren's rooms
=750  \2$aNurseries, Infant$0(DNLM)D009724$5IEN

=LDR  00523cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362377602441
=005  20140228092850.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85093316 
=035  \\$aBZU3222NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRT82.8
=150  \\$aNurse practitioners
=450  \\$aClinical nurse specialists
=450  \\$aNurse clinicians
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=550  \\$wg$aNursing$xPractice
=550  \\$wg$aPhysicians' assistants
=750  \2$aNurse Practitioners$5IEN$0(DNLM)D009722

=LDR  00487cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362377702441
=005  20120730163610.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85093314 
=035  \\$aBZU3220NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aNurse anesthetists
=450  \\$wnne$aAnesthetists
=450  \\$aAnesthetists, Nurse
=550  \\$wg$aNurses
=550  \\$wg$aOperating room personnel
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/16/90
=750  \2$aNurse Anesthetists$5IEN$0(DNLM)D009719

=LDR  00573cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362377802441
=005  20120730163610.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85093313 
=035  \\$aBZU3219NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRT86.4
=150  \\$aNurse and physician
=450  \\$aNurse-physician relationship
=450  \\$aPhysician and nurse
=450  \\$aPhysician-nurse relationship
=550  \\$wg$aInterpersonal relations
=550  \\$wg$aNurses
=550  \\$wg$aPhysicians
=750  \2$aPhysician-Nurse Relations$5IEN$0(DNLM)D019555

=LDR  00401cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362377902441
=005  20120730163609.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85093312 
=035  \\$aBZU3218NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aRT86.3
=150  \\$aNurse and patient
=450  \\$aPatient and nurse
=550  \\$wg$aPatients
=750  \2$aNurse-Patient Relations$5IEN$0(DNLM)D009723

=LDR  00886cz  a2200289n  4500
=001  9880362378002441
=005  20120730163609.0
=008  050729i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85093311 
=035  \\$aBZU3217NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIdPI$dDLC
=053  \0$aRT89
=150  \\$aNurse administrators
=450  \\$aAdministrators, Nurse
=450  \\$aExecutive nurses
=450  \\$aHead nurses
=450  \\$aNurse executives
=450  \\$aNurse leaders
=450  \\$aNurse managers
=450  \\$aNursing administrators
=450  \\$aNursing managers
=550  \\$wg$aHealth services administrators
=550  \\$wg$aNurses
=670  \\$aLC database, 3/15/96$b(Nurse executives)
=670  \\$a96-12779: The executive nurse, c1997.
=670  \\$aMcNeese, K.S. Communication media distinction by nurse leaders, 2004.
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=LDR  00346cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362378102441
=005  20120730163609.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85093299 
=035  \\$aBZU3205LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQK495.N97
=150  \\$aNuphar
=550  \\$wg$aNymphaeaceae
=750  \2$aNuphar$5IEN$0(DNLM)D031654

=LDR  00898cz  a2200265n  4500
=001  9880362378202441
=005  20120730163609.0
=008  920204||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85093298 
=035  \\$aBZU3204NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aDibucaine
=450  \\$aCincain
=450  \\$aCincaine
=450  \\$aCinchocain
=450  \\$aCinchocaine
=450  \\$wnne$aNupercaine
=450  \\$aPercaine
=550  \\$wg$aAmides
=550  \\$wg$aLocal anesthetics
=670  \\$aInter. dict. med. biol.$b(Nupercaine, a proprietary name for dibucaine hydrochloride)
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Dibucaine x Cincain, Cinchocain)
=670  \\$aUSAN/USP$b(Dibucaine USP; Cinchocaine is INN and BAN; Nupercaine hydrochloride (Ciba-Geigy))
=670  \\$aMerck$b(Dibucaine hydrochloride: Nupercaine hydrochloride, Percaine, Cincaine, Cinchocaine)
=750  \2$aDibucaine$5IEN$0(DNLM)D003992

=LDR  00440cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362378302441
=005  20150420163728.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85093287 
=035  \\$aBZU3193NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aNuns
=450  \\$aSisters (in religious orders, congregations, etc.)
=550  \\$wg$aChristians
=550  \\$aMonasticism and religious orders for women
=750  \2$aNuns$0(DNLM)D065831$5IEN

=LDR  00621cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362378402441
=005  20120730163609.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85093255 
=035  \\$aBZU3161NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aCJ
=150  \\$aNumismatics
=360  \\$isubdivision$aNumismatics$iunder names of individual persons
=550  \\$wg$aArchaeology
=550  \\$wg$aAuxiliary sciences of history
=550  \\$wg$aHistory
=550  \\$wg$aHistory, Ancient
=680  \\$iHere are entered works on coins, medals, tokens, etc., collectively.
=750  \2$aNumismatics$5IEN$0(DNLM)D009717

=LDR  00697cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880362378502441
=005  20120730163609.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85093173 
=035  \\$aBZU3079NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aGV450
=150  \\$aNudism
=450  \\$aNaturism
=450  \\$aNude culture
=450  \\$aNudity culture
=450  \\$aSunbathing (Nudism)
=550  \\$wg$aPhysical education and training
=680  \\$iHere are entered works on the physical culture aspects of nudity. Works on the moral, psychological and theological aspects of nakedness are entered under$aNudity.
=681  \\$iNote under$aNudity
=750  \2$aNudism$5IEN$0(DNLM)D009715

=LDR  00674cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880362378602441
=005  20120730163608.0
=008  930701i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85093171 
=035  \\$aBZU3077NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aNude mouse
=450  \\$aAthymic mice
=450  \\$aAthymic mouse
=450  \\$aNu nu mouse
=450  \\$aThymus-aplastic mice
=450  \\$aThymus-aplastic mouse
=450  \\$aThymusless mouse
=550  \\$wg$aLaboratory animals
=550  \\$wg$aMice
=670  \\$aImmunodeficient mice in oncology, 1992$b(Athymic mice, Thymus-aplastic mice, Thymus-aplastic mouse)
=750  \2$aMice, Nude$5IEN$0(DNLM)D008819

=LDR  00488cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362378702441
=005  20120730163608.0
=008  871218||\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85093160 
=035  \\$a(OCoLC)02084216
=035  \\$aBZU3066NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQP625.N89
=150  \\$aNucleotides
=450  \\$aPhosphonucleosides
=550  \\$wg$aNucleic acids
=670  \\$aKammermeyer, K. Genetic engineering, 1989.
=750  \2$aNucleotides$5IEN$0(DNLM)D009711

=LDR  00958cz  a2200301n  4500
=001  9880362378802441
=005  20120730163608.0
=008  860211||\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85093159 
=035  \\$aBZU3065NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQP625.N89
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=450  \\$aAnalysis, Nucleic acid sequence
=450  \\$aAnalysis, Nucleotide sequence
=450  \\$aBase sequence (Nucleic acids)
=450  \\$aDNA sequence
=450  \\$aNucleic acid sequence analysis
=450  \\$aNucleotide sequence analysis
=450  \\$aRNA sequence
=450  \\$aSequence, Nucleotide
=550  \\$wg$aNucleic acids$xAnalysis
=550  \\$wg$aNucleotides$xAnalysis
=550  \\$aSequence alignment (Bioinformatics)
=670  \\$aLC data base, 3/22/91.
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=670  \\$aDict. of genetics$b(see DNA sequence analysis)
=750  \2$aBase Sequence$5IEN$0(DNLM)D001483

=LDR  00354cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362378902441
=005  20120730163608.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85093157 
=035  \\$aBZU3063NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
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=550  \\$wg$aNucleotides
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/16/90
=750  \2$aNucleosides$5IEN$0(DNLM)D009705

=LDR  00372cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362379002441
=005  20120730163608.0
=008  860211||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85093156 
=035  \\$aBZU3062NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQP609.N8
=150  \\$aNucleosidases
=550  \\$wg$aGlycosidases
=750  \2$aN-Glycosyl Hydrolases$5IEN$0(DNLM)D009699

=LDR  00885cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362379102441
=005  20120730163608.0
=008  860211||\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85093155 
=035  \\$aBZU3061NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dWaU
=053  \0$aQP625.N87
=150  \\$aNucleoproteins
=450  \\$aRibonucleoproteins
=550  \\$wg$aNucleic acids
=550  \\$wg$aProteins
=670  \\$aMESH browser, viewed Nov. 14, 2008$b(Nucleoproteins.  Proteins conjugated with nucleic acids; do not confuse with Nuclear Proteins (proteins in the cell nucleus). UF Nucleoprotein)
=680  \\$iHere are entered works on proteins conjugated with nucleic acids, that are not necessarily present in the nucleus. Works on proteins found in the cell nucleus are entered under$aNuclear proteins.
=681  \\$iNote under$aNuclear proteins
=750  \2$aNucleoproteins$5IEN$0(DNLM)D009698

=LDR  00608cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880362379202441
=005  20120730163608.0
=008  920207||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85093151 
=035  \\$aBZU3057NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQH596
=150  \\$aNucleolus
=450  \\$aCell nucleolus
=450  \\$aMicronucleus
=450  \\$aPlasmosome
=550  \\$wg$aCell nuclei
=550  \\$wg$aCell organelles
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Cell nucleolus)
=670  \\$aDorland's med. dict.$b(Nucleolus called also micronucleus and plasmosome)
=750  \2$aCell Nucleolus$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002466

=LDR  00444cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362379302441
=005  20120730163608.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85093144 
=035  \\$aBZU3050NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQP620$bQP625$cBiochemistry
=150  \\$aNucleic acids
=450  \\$aPolynucleotides
=550  \\$wg$aBiomolecules
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/16/90
=750  \2$aNucleic Acids$5IEN$0(DNLM)D009696

=LDR  00428cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362379402441
=005  20120730163556.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85091177 
=035  \\$aBZU1083NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aNeurosyphilis
=450  \\$aNervous system$xSyphilis
=550  \\$wg$aCentral nervous system$xDiseases
=550  \\$wg$aSyphilis
=750  \2$aNeurosyphilis$5IEN$0(DNLM)D009494

=LDR  00445cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362379502441
=005  20190304152934.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85091176
=035  \\$aBZU1082NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aNeurosurgeons
=450  \\$aNeurological surgeons
=550  \\$wg$aNervous system$xSurgery
=550  \\$wg$aNeurologists
=550  \\$wg$aSurgeons
=750  \2$aNeurosurgeons$0(DNLM)D000069471$5IEN

=LDR  00435cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362379602441
=005  20120730163555.0
=008  911219i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85091173 
=035  \\$aBZU1079NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQK623.S6
=150  \\$aNeurospora crassa
=450  \\$aBread mold, Pink
=450  \\$aPink bread mold
=550  \\$wg$aNeurospora
=750  \2$aNeurospora Crassa$5IEN$0(DNLM)D009492

=LDR  00358cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362379702441
=005  20120730163555.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85091172 
=035  \\$aBZU1078NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQK623.S6
=150  \\$aNeurospora
=550  \\$wg$aSordariaceae
=750  \2$aNeurospora$5IEN$0(DNLM)D009491

=LDR  00494cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362379802441
=005  20120730163555.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85091169 
=035  \\$aBZU1075NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aRC530$bRC552
=150  \\$aNeuroses
=450  \\$aNeurosis
=450  \\$aNeurotic disorders
=450  \\$aPsychoneuroses
=550  \\$wg$aPsychology, Pathological
=550  \\$aNeuroticism
=750  \2$aNeurotic Disorders$5IEN$0(DNLM)D009497

=LDR  00475cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362379902441
=005  20120730163555.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85091168 
=035  \\$aBZU1074NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aNeurosecretion
=450  \\$aNerves$xSecretions
=450  \\$aNervous system$xSecretions
=550  \\$wg$aNervous system
=550  \\$wg$aSecretion
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/13/90
=750  \2$aNeurosecretion$5IEN$0(DNLM)D009489

=LDR  00562cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362380002441
=005  20120730163555.0
=008  871218i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85091165 
=035  \\$a(OCoLC)02069234
=035  \\$aBZU1071NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRM315$bRM333
=150  \\$aNeuropsychopharmacology
=450  \\$wnne$aNeuro-psychopharmacology
=550  \\$wg$aNeuropharmacology
=550  \\$wg$aPsychopharmacology
=750  \2$aNeuropharmacology$5IEN-M$0(DNLM)D009480
=750  \2$aPsychopharmacology$5IEN-M$0(DNLM)D011600

=LDR  00408cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362380102441
=005  20120730163555.0
=008  050321i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85091163 
=035  \\$aBZU1069NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQP360$bQP360.5
=150  \\$aNeuropsychology
=550  \\$wg$aNeurophysiology
=550  \\$wg$aPsychophysiology
=750  \2$aNeuropsychology$5IEN$0(DNLM)D009484

=LDR  00618cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362380202441
=005  20120730163555.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85091162 
=035  \\$aBZU1068NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aNeuropsychological tests
=450  \\$aNeuropsychological assessment
=450  \\$aNeuropsychological evaluation
=450  \\$aTests, Neuropsychological
=550  \\$wg$aClinical neuropsychology
=550  \\$wg$aNeurologic examination
=550  \\$wg$aPsychological tests
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/13/90
=750  \2$aNeuropsychological Tests$5IEN$0(DNLM)D009483

=LDR  00405cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362380302441
=005  20110503105132.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85091161 
=035  \\$aBZU1067NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=150  \\$aNeuropsychiatry
=450  \\$aBehavioral neurology
=550  \\$wg$aBiological psychiatry
=550  \\$aNeurology
=750  \2$aNeuropsychiatry$0(DNLM)D058027$5IEN

=LDR  00899cz  a2200265n  4500
=001  9880362380402441
=005  20120730163555.0
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=001  9880362380602441
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=001  9880362381302441
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=LDR  00357cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362381402441
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=001  9880362381502441
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=LDR  00571cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362381602441
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=001  9880362381702441
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=LDR  00588cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362381802441
=005  20120730163554.0
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=LDR  00516cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362381902441
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=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
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=LDR  00522cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362382002441
=005  20120730163554.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85091146 
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=450  \\$aNeuromuscular disorders
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=LDR  00448cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362382102441
=005  20120730163552.0
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=450  \\$aNerve conduction
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=LDR  00487cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362382202441
=005  20120730163552.0
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=LDR  00547cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362382302441
=005  20120730163554.0
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=450  \\$aDepolarizing muscle relaxants
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=LDR  01021cz  a2200253n  4500
=001  9880362382402441
=005  20120730163552.0
=008  030828i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
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=LDR  00629cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880362382502441
=005  20120730163554.0
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=450  \\$aMyoneural blocking agents
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=LDR  00648cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880362382602441
=005  20120730163551.0
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=LDR  00431cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362382702441
=005  20120730163554.0
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=LDR  00625cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362382802441
=005  20120730163551.0
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=LDR  00419cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362382902441
=005  20180829121510.0
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=001  9880362383002441
=005  20120730163551.0
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=LDR  00402cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362383102441
=005  20120730163551.0
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=LDR  00502cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362383202441
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=001  9880362383302441
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=LDR  00538cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362383402441
=005  20120730163554.0
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=LDR  00539cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362383502441
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=450  \\$aNerves$xWounds and injuries
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=LDR  00565cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362383602441
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=450  \\$aNeurological examination
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=550  \\$wg$aPhysical diagnosis
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=LDR  00385cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362383702441
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=750  \2$aNervous System Neoplasms$5IEN$0(DNLM)D009423

=LDR  00491cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362383802441
=005  20120730163551.0
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=053  \\$aRD592.5$bRD596
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=750  \2$aNeurosurgical Procedures$5IEN$0(DNLM)D019635

=LDR  00868cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880362383902441
=005  20120730163554.0
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=035  \\$aBZU1035NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
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=LDR  00475cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362384002441
=005  20120730163553.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85091128 
=035  \\$aBZU1034NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRD85.N4
=150  \\$aNeuroleptanesthesia
=450  \\$aAnesthesia, Neurolept
=450  \\$aNeuroleptanalgesia
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=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/13/90
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=LDR  00696cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880362384102441
=005  20120730163551.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85090933 
=035  \\$aBZU0839NU
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=450  \\$aNervous system regeneration
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=550  \\$wg$aNerve grafting
=550  \\$wg$aRegeneration (Biology)
=670  \\$aLC data base, 8/16/88.
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=LDR  00516cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362384202441
=005  20120730163551.0
=008  920331i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85090932 
=035  \\$aBZU0838NU
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=053  \\$aRC349.R3
=150  \\$aNervous system$xRadiography
=450  \\$aNeuroradiography
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=550  \\$wg$aNervous system$xDiseases
=670  \\$aKuhn, M.J. Atlas of neuroradiology, c1992.
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=LDR  00701cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362384302441
=005  20120730163553.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85091127 
=035  \\$aBZU1033NU
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=053  \0$aQP356.47
=150  \\$aNeuroimmunology
=450  \\$aNeuroimmunomodulation
=550  \\$wg$aImmunology
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=750  \2$aNeuroimmunomodulation$5IEN-M$0(DNLM)D015213

=LDR  00743cz   2200241n  4500
=001  9880362384402441
=005  20241022104951.0
=008  920305i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85090924
=035  \\$aBZU0830NU
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=150  \\$aNervous system$xDiseases
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=750  \2$iNarrower mapping$aNeuroinflammatory Diseases$0(DNLM)D000090862$4NM$5IEN-M
=930  \\$aMeSH Mapping GN 2024/10/08

=LDR  00521cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362384502441
=005  20120730163553.0
=008  860211||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85091126 
=035  \\$aBZU1032NU
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=450  \\$aPituitary gland, Posterior$5IEN
=450  \\$aPosterior pituitary gland
=550  \\$wg$aCircumventricular organs
=550  \\$wg$aPituitary gland
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/18/90
=750  \2$aPituitary Gland, Posterior$5IEN$0(DNLM)D010904

=LDR  00532cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362384602441
=005  20120730163553.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85091125 
=035  \\$aBZU1031NU
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=550  \\$wg$aNeuroendocrinology
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=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/13/90
=750  \2$aNeurosecretory Systems$5IEN$0(DNLM)D009490

=LDR  00410cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362384702441
=005  20120730163553.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85091124 
=035  \\$aBZU1030NU
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=150  \\$aNeuroglia
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=550  \\$wg$aNerves
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/13/90
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=LDR  00961cz  a2200289n  4500
=001  9880362384802441
=005  20120730163550.0
=008  920204i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85090923 
=035  \\$aBZU0829NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aNervous system$xDegeneration
=450  \\$aDegeneration, Nerve
=450  \\$aNerve degeneration
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=450  \\$aNeurodegenerative disease
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=750  \2$aNerve Degeneration$5IEN$0(DNLM)D009410
=750  \2$aNeurodegenerative Diseases$5IEN$0(DNLM)D019636

=LDR  00580cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362384902441
=005  20251029114018.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85090918
=035  \\$aBZU0824NU
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh 85090918
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aNervous system$xAbnormalities
=450  \\$wnne$aNervous system$xAbnormities and deformities
=750  \2$aNervous System Malformations$5IEN$0(DNLM)D009421
=750  \2$iNarrower mapping$aCongenital Cranial Dysinnervation Disorders$0(DNLM)D000093922$4NM$5IEN-M
=930  \\$aMeSH Mapping GN 2025/10/29

=LDR  00489cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362385002441
=005  20070419143449.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85091123 
=035  \\$aBZU1029NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRC921.N4
=150  \\$aNeurogenic bladder
=450  \\$aBladder, Neurogenic$5IEN
=550  \\$wg$aBladder$xDiseases
=550  \\$wg$aNeurologic manifestations of general diseases
=750  \2$aUrinary Bladder, Neurogenic$0(DNLM)D001750$5IEN

=LDR  00757cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362385102441
=005  20120730163550.0
=008  920305||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85090917 
=035  \\$aBZU0823NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
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=053  \\$aQM451$bQM471$cHuman anatomy
=053  \\$aQP351$bQP430$cPhysiology
=150  \\$aNervous system
=360  \\$isubdivision$aInnervation$iunder individual organs and regions of the body, e.g.$aHeart--Innervation; Foot--Innervation;$iand subdivision$aNervous system$iunder individual animals and groups of animals, e.g.$aFishes--Nervous system
=550  \\$wg$aOrgans (Anatomy)
=550  \\$aNeurosciences
=750  \2$aNervous System$5IEN$0(DNLM)D009420

=LDR  00463cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362385202441
=005  20060427162026.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85091122 
=035  \\$aBZU1028NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aQP356.22
=150  \\$aNeurogenetics
=450  \\$aNervous system$xGenetic aspects
=550  \\$wg$aGenetics
=550  \\$wg$aNeurosciences
=750  \2$aNervous System Diseases$xgenetics$0(DNLM)D009422Q000235$5IEN

=LDR  00475cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362385302441
=005  20120730163550.0
=008  871218||\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85090915 
=035  \\$a(OCoLC)02067394
=035  \\$aBZU0821NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aSplanchnic nerves
=450  \\$wnne$aNerves, Splanchnic
=550  \\$wg$aSympathetic nervous system
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Splanchnic nerves)
=750  \2$aSplanchnic Nerves$5IEN$0(DNLM)D013153

=LDR  00599cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362385402441
=005  20120730163553.0
=008  931004i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85091121 
=035  \\$aBZU1027NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aNeurofibromatosis
=450  \\$aRecklinghausen's disease
=450  \\$aVon Recklinghausen's disease
=550  \\$wg$aNeurofibroma
=550  \\$wg$aPhakomatoses
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Neurofibromatosis)
=670  \\$aDorland's med. dict.$b(Neurofibromatosis, also Von Reckinghausen's disease)
=750  \2$aNeurofibromatoses$5IEN$0(DNLM)D017253

=LDR  00577cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362385502441
=005  20120730163550.0
=008  921221||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85090912 
=035  \\$aBZU0818NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQP367$cPhysiology
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=450  \\$aRoots, Spinal nerve
=450  \\$aSpinal nerve radicles
=450  \\$aSpinal nerves$xRoots
=550  \\$wg$aSpinal nerves
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Spinal nerve roots)
=750  \2$aSpinal Nerve Roots$5IEN$0(DNLM)D013126

=LDR  00453cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362385602441
=005  20120730163550.0
=008  921221||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85090910 
=035  \\$aBZU0816NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQP367$cPhysiology
=150  \\$aSpinal nerves
=450  \\$wnne$aNerves, Spinal
=550  \\$wg$aNerves, Peripheral
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Spinal nerves)
=750  \2$aSpinal Nerves$5IEN$0(DNLM)D013127

=LDR  00404cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362385702441
=005  20120730163553.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85091120 
=035  \\$aBZU1026NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aNeurofibroma
=550  \\$wg$aFibromas
=550  \\$wg$aNerves, Peripheral$xTumors
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/13/90
=750  \2$aNeurofibroma$5IEN$0(DNLM)D009455

=LDR  00340cz  a2200121n  4500
=001  9880362385802441
=005  20120504133944.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|n\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85090908 
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=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aNerves, Peripheral$xWounds and injuries
=750  \2$aPeripheral Nerve Injuries$0(DNLM)D059348$5IEN

=LDR  00386cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362385902441
=005  20120730163553.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85091119 
=035  \\$aBZU1025NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aNeurofibrils
=450  \\$aNerve fibers
=550  \\$wg$aNeurons
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/13/90
=750  \2$aNeurofibrils$5IEN$0(DNLM)D009454

=LDR  00372cz  a2200133n  4500
=001  9880362386002441
=005  20120730163550.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|n\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85090907 
=035  \\$aBZU0813NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aNerves, Peripheral$xTumors
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/17/90
=750  \2$aPeripheral Nervous System Neoplasms$5IEN$0(DNLM)D010524

=LDR  00463cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362386102441
=005  20120730163553.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85091118 
=035  \\$aBZU1024NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQP356.4
=150  \\$aNeuroendocrinology
=550  \\$wg$aEndocrinology
=550  \\$wg$aNeurology
=550  \\$aNeurohormones
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/13/90
=750  \2$aNeuroendocrinology$5IEN$0(DNLM)D009452

=LDR  00492cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362386202441
=005  20120504134430.0
=008  030605i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85090904 
=035  \\$aBZU0810NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aRC409$bRC422
=150  \\$aNerves, Peripheral$xDiseases
=450  \\$aPeripheral neuropathies
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Peripheral Nervous System Diseases x Peripheral Neuropathies)
=750  \2$aPeripheral Nervous System Diseases$0(DNLM)D010523$5IEN

=LDR  00597cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362386302441
=005  20120504134058.0
=008  860211||\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85090903 
=035  \\$aBZU0809NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aNerves, Peripheral
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=450  \\$aPeripheral nervous system
=550  \\$wg$aNervous system
=750  \2$aPeripheral Nerves$0(DNLM)D010525$5IEN

=LDR  00471cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362386402441
=005  20100220162652.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85091117 
=035  \\$aBZU1023NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aNeurocutaneous disorders
=450  \\$aDermatoneurosis
=450  \\$aNeurodermatitis
=550  \\$wg$aNervous system$xDiseases
=550  \\$wg$aSkin$xDiseases
=750  \2$aNeurocutaneous Syndromes$0(DNLM)D020752$5IEN

=LDR  00374cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362386502441
=005  20121014171023.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85090902 
=035  \\$aBZU0808NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aNerves, Cranial
=450  \\$aCranial nerves
=550  \\$wg$aNerves, Peripheral
=750  \2$aCranial Nerves$5IEN$0(DNLM)D003391

=LDR  00720cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362125802441
=005  20120216093225.0
=008  040816i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85042742 
=035  \\$aBZP2648NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
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=550  \\$wg$aCivil defense
=550  \\$wg$aDisaster relief
=550  \\$wg$aHousing
=680  \\$iHere are entered works on short-term housing or shelter provided in response to disasters or crises. Works on housing for those in need of temporary living quarters, such as housing for students or migrant workers, are entered under$aTemporary housing.
=681  \\$iNote under$aTemporary housing
=750  \2$aEmergency Shelter$0(DNLM)D060447$5IEN

=LDR  00377cz  a2200133n  4500
=001  9880362125902441
=005  20050506082251.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85042725 
=035  \\$aBZP2631NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aEmbryology$xCultures and culture media
=550  \\$wg$aCultures (Biology)
=750  \2$aEmbryo Culture Techniques$0(DNLM)D046149$5IEN

=LDR  01916cz  a2200421n  4500
=001  9880362126002441
=005  20120730163022.0
=008  060803i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85042722 
=035  \\$aBZP2628NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dWaU$dDLC
=053  \0$aQL951$bQL991
=150  \\$aEmbryology
=360  \\$isubdivision$aEmbryology$iunder individual animals and groups of animals, e.g.$aFishes--Embryology
=450  \\$aAnimal embryology
=450  \\$aAnimals$xEmbryology
=450  \\$aDevelopment, Embryological
=450  \\$aDevelopment, Embryonic
=450  \\$aDevelopment, Zygotic
=450  \\$aEmbryogenesis
=450  \\$aEmbryogeny
=450  \\$aEmbryological development
=450  \\$aEmbryonic development
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=550  \\$aReproduction
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=670  \\$aRandom House$b(embryology: 1) the science dealing with the formation, development, structure, and functional activities of embryos 2) the origin, growth, and development of an embryo; embryogeny: the formation and development of the embryo, as a subject of scientific study. Also, embryogenesis)
=670  \\$aOCLC, Oct. 13, 2000$b(zygotic development; zygotic embryogenesis; zygote development)
=750  \2$aEmbryology$5IEN$0(DNLM)D004626

=LDR  00697cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362126102441
=005  20120730163022.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85042720 
=035  \\$aBZP2626NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aEmbryo transplantation
=360  \\$isubdivision$aEmbryos--Transplantation$iunder individual animals and groups of animals, e.g.$aCattle--Embryos--Transplantation; Livestock--Embryos--Transplantation
=450  \\$aEmbryo transfer
=450  \\$aTransfer of embryo
=550  \\$wg$aReproductive technology
=550  \\$wg$aTransplantation of organs, tissues, etc.
=690  \\$ar:AMD:6/27/90
=750  \2$aEmbryo Transfer$5IEN$0(DNLM)D004624

=LDR  00531cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362126202441
=005  20120730163021.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85042696 
=035  \\$aBZP2602NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aEmbolism
=550  \\$wg$aBlood-vessels$xDiseases
=670  \\$aMeSH browser, Nov. 20, 2006$b(Embolism. Scope note: blocking of a blood vessel by a blood clot or foreign matter that has been transported from a distant site by the blood stream)
=750  \2$aEmbolism$5IEN$0(DNLM)D004617

=LDR  00642cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880362126302441
=005  20120730163020.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85042693 
=035  \\$aBZP2599NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aBL603$cComparative religion
=053  \\$aBV150$bBV155$cChristianity
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=LDR  00442cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362126702441
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=001  9880362126902441
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=001  9880362127002441
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=001  9880362127102441
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=LDR  00882cz  a2200265n  4500
=001  9880362127202441
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=LDR  00901cz  a2200337n  4500
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=001  9880362127402441
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=LDR  00493cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362127502441
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=LDR  00548cz  a2200205n  4500
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=LDR  00440cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362127702441
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=035  \\$aBZP2355NU
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=LDR  00746cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880362127802441
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=010  \\$ash 85042445 
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=001  9880362128102441
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=001  9880362128302441
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=001  9880362128402441
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=001  9880362128602441
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=001  9880362128802441
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=001  9880362128902441
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=001  9880362129002441
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=LDR  00790cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880362129102441
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=LDR  00539cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362129202441
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=LDR  00461cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362129402441
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=LDR  00412cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362129502441
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=001  9880362129602441
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=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85042184 
=035  \\$aBZP2090NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQC759.6$bQC761.3
=150  \\$aElectromagnetism
=450  \\$aElectromagnetics
=550  \\$wg$aMagnetic induction
=550  \\$wg$aMagnetism
=550  \\$aMetamaterials
=750  \2$aElectromagnetic Phenomena$0(DNLM)D055590$5IEN

=LDR  00503cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362129702441
=005  20120216092023.0
=008  860211||\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85042179 
=035  \\$aBZP2085NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQC660.5$bQC678.6
=150  \\$aElectromagnetic waves
=450  \\$aElectromagnetic energy
=450  \\$aElectromagnetic radiation
=550  \\$wg$aElectromagnetic theory
=550  \\$wg$aWaves
=750  \2$aElectromagnetic Radiation$0(DNLM)D060733$5IEN

=LDR  00487cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362129802441
=005  20120730163014.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85042168 
=035  \\$aBZP2074NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQC665.E4
=150  \\$aElectromagnetic fields
=450  \\$aFields, Electromagnetic
=550  \\$wg$aMagnetic fields
=550  \\$aElectric fields
=690  \\$ar:AMD:6/27/90
=750  \2$aElectromagnetic Fields$5IEN$0(DNLM)D004574

=LDR  00450cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362129902441
=005  20120730163014.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|n\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85042157 
=035  \\$aBZP2063NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQD541$bQD543$cSolutions
=053  \\$aQD549$cColloids
=053  \\$aQD553$bQD585$cElectrolysis
=150  \\$aElectrolytes
=690  \\$ar:AMD:6/27/90
=750  \2$aElectrolytes$5IEN$0(DNLM)D004573

=LDR  00463cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362130002441
=005  20120730163014.0
=008  931025i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85042156 
=035  \\$aBZP2062NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRD52.F59$cSurgical therapeutics
=150  \\$aElectrolyte therapy
=450  \\$aElectrolytes$xTherapeutic use
=550  \\$wg$aFluid therapy
=750  \2$aElectrolytes$xtherapeutic use$5IEN$0(DNLM)D004573Q000627

=LDR  00525cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362130102441
=005  20090518092349.0
=008  860211||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85042152 
=035  \\$aBZP2058NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQD553$bQD585
=150  \\$aElectrolysis
=550  \\$wg$aChemistry, Analytic
=550  \\$wg$aChemistry, Physical and theoretical
=550  \\$wg$aElectrochemistry
=550  \\$wg$aSolution (Chemistry)
=550  \\$aIons
=750  \2$aElectrolysis$0(DNLM)D004572$5IEN

=LDR  00425cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362130202441
=005  20120730163014.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85042148 
=035  \\$aBZP2054NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aElectrokymography
=550  \\$wg$aElectrocardiography
=550  \\$wg$aHeart$xDiseases$xDiagnosis
=690  \\$ar:AMD:6/27/90
=750  \2$aElectrokymography$5IEN$0(DNLM)D004571

=LDR  00610cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880362130302441
=005  20120730163014.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85042138 
=035  \\$aBZP2044NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQP376.5$cPhysiology
=053  \0$aRC386.6.E43$cDiagnosis
=150  \\$aElectroencephalography
=450  \\$aEEG
=450  \\$wnne$aEncephalography
=550  \\$wg$aBrain$xDiseases$xDiagnosis
=550  \\$wg$aElectrodiagnosis
=550  \\$wg$aElectrophysiology
=550  \\$aVisual evoked response
=750  \2$aElectroencephalography$5IEN$0(DNLM)D004569

=LDR  00444cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362130402441
=005  20120730163014.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85042132 
=035  \\$aBZP2038NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aRC77$bRC77.5
=150  \\$aElectrodiagnosis
=550  \\$wg$aDiagnosis
=550  \\$wg$aElectricity in medicine
=550  \\$aNeural stimulation
=750  \2$aElectrodiagnosis$5IEN$0(DNLM)D004568

=LDR  00647cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880362130502441
=005  20120730163014.0
=008  860211||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85042120 
=035  \\$aBZP2026NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aQD572.I66$cElectrochemistry
=053  \\$aQP519.9.E43$cBiochemistry
=150  \\$aElectrodes, Ion selective
=450  \\$aIon selective electrodes
=450  \\$aIon sensitive electrodes
=450  \\$aSpecific ion electrodes
=550  \\$wg$aElectrochemical analysis
=550  \\$wg$aElectrodes
=550  \\$aIon-permeable membranes
=750  \2$aIon-Selective Electrodes$5IEN$0(DNLM)D017736

=LDR  00426cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362130602441
=005  20010922110616.0
=008  860211||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85042118 
=035  \\$aBZP2024NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aElectrodes, Enzyme
=450  \\$aEnzyme electrodes
=550  \\$wg$aElectrodes
=550  \\$wg$aEnzymatic analysis
=690  \\$ar:AMD:6/14/90
=750  \2$aBiosensors$5IEN

=LDR  00421cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362130702441
=005  20120730163013.0
=008  860211||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85042110 
=035  \\$aBZP2016NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQD571$bQD572$cElectrochemistry
=053  \\$aTK7725$cManufacture
=150  \\$aElectrodes
=550  \\$aElectric resistors
=750  \2$aElectrodes$5IEN-M$0(DNLM)D004566

=LDR  00398cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362130802441
=005  20120730163013.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85042107 
=035  \\$aBZP2013NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aElectrocoagulation
=550  \\$wg$aCautery
=550  \\$wg$aDiathermy
=690  \\$ar:AMD:6/27/90
=750  \2$aElectrocoagulation$5IEN$0(DNLM)D004564

=LDR  00544cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362130902441
=005  20090518092726.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85042105 
=035  \\$aBZP2011NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aQD553$bQD585$cPhysical and theoretical chemistry$5IEN
=053  \\$aQD273$cOrganic chemistry$5IEN
=053  \\$aQD551$bQD575$cPhysical and theoretical chemistry
=150  \\$aElectrochemistry
=550  \\$wg$aChemistry, Physical and theoretical
=750  \2$aElectrochemistry$0(DNLM)D004563$5IEN

=LDR  00813cz  a2200253n  4500
=001  9880362131002441
=005  20120730163013.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85042099 
=035  \\$aBZP2005NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRC683.5.A45
=150  \\$aAmbulatory electrocardiography
=450  \\$aAmbulatory ECG
=450  \\$aAmbulatory EKG
=450  \\$wnne$aElectrocardiography, Ambulatory
=450  \\$aHolter monitor electrocardiography
=550  \\$wg$aAmbulatory medical care
=550  \\$wg$aElectrocardiography
=550  \\$wg$aPatient monitoring
=670  \\$aLC data base, 1/27/89.
=670  \\$aMESH (Electrocardiography, Ambulatory x Ambulatory electrocardiography)
=690  \\$ar:AJO:3/27/91
=750  \2$aElectrocardiography, Ambulatory$5IEN$0(DNLM)D015716

=LDR  00551cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362131102441
=005  20110202101302.0
=008  920103i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85042098 
=035  \\$aBZP2004NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aRC683.5.E5$cMedicine
=150  \\$aElectrocardiography
=450  \\$aECG
=450  \\$aEKG
=450  \\$aElectrocardiograms
=550  \\$wg$aElectrodiagnosis
=550  \\$wg$aHeart$xDiseases$xDiagnosis
=550  \\$aHeart$xElectric properties
=750  \2$aElectrocardiography$0(DNLM)D004562$5IEN

=LDR  00473cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362131202441
=005  20120730163013.0
=008  920103i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85042097 
=035  \\$aBZP2003NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aElectrocardiographs
=450  \\$wnne$aElectrocardiograph
=550  \\$wg$aElectronics in cardiology
=670  \\$aRandom House.
=670  \\$aIntl. dict. med. biol.
=750  \2$aElectrocardiography$5IEN$0(DNLM)D004562

=LDR  00364cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362131302441
=005  20110326155014.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85042096 
=035  \\$aBZP2002NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \\$aQC577
=150  \\$aElectrocapillary phenomena
=550  \\$wg$aCapillarity
=750  \2$aElectrowetting$0(DNLM)D058874$5IEN

=LDR  00387cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362131402441
=005  20120730163013.0
=008  940322i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85042095 
=035  \\$aBZP2001NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aElectroacupuncture
=550  \\$wg$aAcupuncture
=550  \\$wg$aElectrotherapeutics
=750  \2$aElectroacupuncture$5IEN$0(DNLM)D015671

=LDR  00423cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362131502441
=005  20070516093622.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85042093 
=035  \\$aBZP1999NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=150  \\$aElectro-osmosis
=450  \\$aElectroendosmosis
=450  \\$aElectrosmosis
=550  \\$wg$aElectrolysis
=550  \\$wg$aOsmosis
=750  \2$aElectroosmosis$0(DNLM)D053841$5IEN

=LDR  00678cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880362131602441
=005  20120730163013.0
=008  920330i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85042073 
=035  \\$aBZP1979NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRA1091$cMedical jurisprudence
=053  \\$aRD96.5$cTreatment
=150  \\$aElectrical injuries
=450  \\$aElectric injuries
=450  \\$aElectrical accidents
=450  \\$aElectricity$xAccidents and injuries
=450  \\$wnne$aElectricity, Injuries from
=550  \\$wg$aAccidents
=550  \\$wg$aWounds and injuries
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Electric injuries)
=750  \2$aElectric Injuries$5IEN$0(DNLM)D004556

=LDR  00515cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362131702441
=005  20130729110559.0
=008  860211||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85042065 
=035  \\$aBZP1971NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQC501$bQC721
=150  \\$aElectricity
=360  \\$iheadings beginning with$aElectric$iand$aElectro
=450  \\$aGalvanism
=550  \\$wg$aMathematical physics
=550  \\$wg$aPhysics
=550  \\$aMagnetism
=750  \2$aElectricity$5IEN$0(DNLM)D004560

=LDR  00471cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362131802441
=005  20120730163012.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85042056 
=035  \\$aBZP1962NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aTK3201$bTK3285
=150  \\$aElectric wiring
=450  \\$aWiring, Electric
=550  \\$wg$aElectric lines
=550  \\$aElectric cables
=690  \\$ar:AMD:6/27/90
=750  \2$aElectric Wiring$5IEN$0(DNLM)D004559

=LDR  00503cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362131902441
=005  20120730163012.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85042004 
=035  \\$aBZP1910NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aElectric stimulation
=450  \\$aStimulation, Electric
=550  \\$wg$aElectricity in medicine
=550  \\$wg$aElectrophysiology
=550  \\$wg$aElectrotherapeutics
=690  \\$ar:AMD:6/27/90
=750  \2$aElectric Stimulation$5IEN$0(DNLM)D004558

=LDR  01100cz  a2200337n  4500
=001  9880362132002441
=005  20120730163012.0
=008  871218in\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85041999 
=035  \\$a(OCoLC)02119278
=035  \\$aBZP1905NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRC485
=150  \\$aElectroconvulsive therapy
=450  \\$aConvulsive therapy, Electric
=450  \\$aECT (Electrotherapeutics)
=450  \\$wnne$aElectric shock therapy
=450  \\$aElectroconvulsive shock therapy
=450  \\$aElectroshock therapy
=450  \\$aEST (Electrotherapeutics)
=550  \\$wg$aElectrotherapeutics
=550  \\$wg$aShock therapy
=670  \\$aAbrams, R. Electroconvulsive therapy, 1988.
=670  \\$aComprehensive Textbook of Psychiatry/IV, 1985:$bpp. 1560-1561.
=670  \\$aScully. Psychiatry, 1985:$bpp. 221, 227.
=670  \\$aMehr. Abnormal Psychology, 1983:$bpp. 332-333.
=670  \\$aMESH.
=670  \\$aDorland's med. dict.
=670  \\$aStedman's med. dict.
=690  \\$ar:AMD:6/27/90
=750  \2$aElectroconvulsive Therapy$5IEN$0(DNLM)D004565

=LDR  00444cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362132102441
=005  20120730163012.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85041998 
=035  \\$aBZP1904NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aElectric shock
=550  \\$wg$aElectrical injuries
=550  \\$wg$aShock
=550  \\$aElectrocution
=550  \\$aElectronic dog training collars
=750  \2$aElectroshock$5IEN$0(DNLM)D004597

=LDR  00531cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362132202441
=005  20060515100247.0
=008  860211||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85041917 
=035  \\$aBZP1823NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aElectric power supplies to apparatus
=360  \\$isubdivision$aPower supply$iunder apparatus, components, etc., e.g.$aComputers--Power supply
=450  \\$aPower supplies to apparatus, Electric
=550  \\$wg$aElectric power
=750  \2$aElectric Power Supplies$0(DNLM)D011211$5IEN

=LDR  00877cz  a2200277n  4500
=001  9880362132302441
=005  20120730163012.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85041634 
=035  \\$aBZP1540NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aRC684.E4
=150  \\$aElectric countershock
=450  \\$aCardiac electroversion
=450  \\$aCardioversion
=450  \\$aCountershock, Electric
=450  \\$aDefibrillation, Electric
=450  \\$aElectric defibrillation
=450  \\$aElectrical countershock
=450  \\$aElectroversion, Cardiac
=550  \\$wg$aCardiac resuscitation
=550  \\$wg$aElectrotherapeutics
=550  \\$aArrhythmia
=550  \\$aDefibrillators
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Electric Countershock x Cardiac Electroversion, Cardioversion, Defibrillation, Electroversion, Cardiac)
=750  \2$aElectric Countershock$5IEN$0(DNLM)D004554

=LDR  00746cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362132402441
=005  20120730163011.0
=008  031031||\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85041621 
=035  \\$aBZP1527NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dABAU
=053  \0$aQC607$bQC611
=150  \\$aElectric conductivity
=450  \\$aConductivity, Electric
=550  \\$wg$aFree electron theory of metals
=550  \\$wg$aTransport theory
=670  \\$aAcademic press dictionary of science and technology, 1992:$bp. 2253 (transport properties; physics-- properties associated with the irreversible flow of energy, momentum, or matter, such as viscosity, thermal conductivity, and electrical conductivity)
=750  \2$aElectric Conductivity$5IEN$0(DNLM)D004553

=LDR  00364cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362132502441
=005  20120730163011.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85041605 
=035  \\$aBZP1511NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \\$aQC589
=150  \\$aElectric capacity
=550  \\$wg$aElectrostatics
=750  \2$aElectric Capacitance$5IEN$0(DNLM)D025802

=LDR  00573cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880362132602441
=005  20120730163011.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85041573 
=035  \\$aBZP1479NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRD86.E4
=150  \\$aElectric anesthesia
=450  \\$aAnesthesia, Electric
=450  \\$aElectroanesthesia
=450  \\$aElectronarcosis
=550  \\$wg$aAnesthesia
=550  \\$wg$aElectrophysiology
=550  \\$wg$aElectrotherapeutics
=690  \\$ar:AMD:6/27/90
=750  \2$aElectronarcosis$5IEN$0(DNLM)D004580

=LDR  00420cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362132702441
=005  20120730163011.0
=008  920417||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85041533 
=035  \\$aBZP1439NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aElbow
=450  \\$aElbow joint
=550  \\$wg$aArm
=550  \\$wg$aJoints
=750  \2$aElbow$5IEN-M$0(DNLM)D004550
=750  \2$aElbow Joint$5IEN-M$0(DNLM)D004551

=LDR  00437cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362132802441
=005  20120730163011.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85041526 
=035  \\$aBZP1432NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aBF575.E
=150  \\$aElation
=450  \\$aEuphoria
=450  \\$aHigh (Psychology)
=550  \\$wg$aEmotions
=690  \\$ar:AMD:6/28/90
=750  \2$aEuphoria$5IEN$0(DNLM)D005059

=LDR  00529cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362132902441
=005  20090504112011.0
=008  860211||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85041520 
=035  \\$aBZP1426NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aTA455.E4$cMaterials
=053  \0$aTS1925$cRubber manufacturing
=150  \\$aElastomers
=450  \\$aElastomeric materials
=450  \\$aReinforced elastomers
=550  \\$wg$aPolymers
=550  \\$aPlastics
=550  \\$aRubber
=750  \2$aElastomers$0(DNLM)D020724$5IEN

=LDR  00402cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362133002441
=005  20120730163011.0
=008  930524||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85041518 
=035  \\$aBZP1424NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQP552.E4
=150  \\$aElastin
=550  \\$wg$aExtracellular matrix proteins
=550  \\$wg$aGlycoproteins
=750  \2$aElastin$5IEN$0(DNLM)D004549

=LDR  01006cz  a2200289n  4500
=001  9880362133102441
=005  20090504111041.0
=008  040401i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85041516 
=035  \\$aBZP1422NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
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=670  \\$aWikipedia, Aug. 21, 2012:$bEggplant (The eggplant, brinjal eggplant, aubergine, melongene, brinjal or guinea squash (Solanum melongena) is a plant of the family Solanaceae (also known as the nightshades) and genus Solanum. Synonyms: Solanum ovigerum; Solanum trongum. The popular name eggplant is used in the United States, Australia, New Zealand, and Canada. In Indian, South African, Malaysian and Singaporean English, the fruit is called brinjal, being derived directly from the Portuguese beringela. A less common British English word is melongene, which is also from French (derived) from Italian "melanzana". In the Caribbean Trinidad, it also goes by "meloongen" from melongene.)
=670  \\$aDictionary.com, Aug. 21, 2012$b(eggplant 1. a plant, Solanum melongena esculentum, of the nightshade family, cultivated for its edible, dark-purple or occasionally white or yellow fruit. 2. the fruit of this plant used as a table vegetable. 3. a blackish purple color; aubergine.)
=670  \\$aITIS, Aug. 21, 2012$b(Solanum melongena L. -- eggplant)
=670  \\$aPlants database, via WWW, Aug. 21, 2012$b(Solanum melongena L., eggplant)
=670  \\$aMansfeld's world database of agricultural and horticultural crops, via WWW, Aug. 21, 2012$b(Accepted name: Solanum melongena. Synonyms: Solanum oviferum; Solanum pressum; Solanum incanum; Solanum melongena var. serpentinum; Solanum insanum; Solanum undatum; Solanum cumingii; Solanum melongena var. esculentum; Melongena ovata; Solanum heteracanthum; Solanum melanocarpum; Solanum sativum; Solanum pseudoundatum; Melongena tereta; Solanum sanctum; Solanum ovigerum; Solanum melongena var. inerme; Solanum esculentum; Solanum longum; Solanum melongena var. ovigerum; Solanum serpentinum; Solanum melongena var. depressum; Solanum edule; Solanum zeilanicum. Common names (English): brinjal eggplant; egg-plant; madapple)
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=670  \\$aFrank, N. Comp. guide to sci. and common names of reptiles and amphibians of the world, 1995:$bp. 107 (Rana esculenta, edible frog)
=670  \\$aWikipedia, July 15, 2010$b(The Edible Frog (Pelophylax kl. esculentus) is a name for a common European frog, also known as the common water frog or green frog (however, this latter term is also used for the North American species Lithobates clamitans). Pelophylax esculentus is the fertile hybrid of the Pool Frog (Pelophylax lessonae) and the Marsh Frog (Pelophylax ridibundus), hence the addition of the "kl." (for klepton or synklepton) in the species name. When edible frogs mate with each other, their offspring are often misformed, so there are no pure populations of edible frogs. The hybrid populations are propagated by female edible frogs mating with males of one of the parental species)
=670  \\$aAmphibian species of the world 5.4, an online reference, July 15, 2010$b(Because each individual of "Rana esculenta" is a hybrid with a genome of Pelophylax lessonae and a genome of Pelophylax ridibundus, "Pelophylax esculentus" or Pelophylax kl. esculentus must be regarded as a kind of frog, not a species, a pattern-class in the Pelophylax ridibundus-Rana lessonae hybridogenetic complex. "Pelophylax esculentus" had a hybrid origin from Pelophylax lessonae and Pelophylax ridibundus)
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=670  \\$aWalker mamm. world:$bv. 1, p. 515 (Order Xenarthra. Xenarthrans. "The name Xenarthra usually has been applied at the subordinal level, with the name Edentata being given to an order that included the Xenarthra and the supposedly ancestral suborder Palaeanodonta. However, Glass (1985) explained that the Palaeanodonta are ancestral to the Pholidota, not to the Xenarthra, and that the name Edentata should be considered a synonym of the name Pholidota. The name Xenarthra also has been used at the ordinal level by Barlow (1984), Engelmann (1985), and Wetzel (1985), though not by Corbet and Hill (1986).")
=670  \\$aMamm. species of the world, 1993:$bp. 63 (Order Xenarthra. Synonym: Edentata)
=670  \\$aCorbet world list mamm. species:$bp. 23 (Order Xenarthra (Edentata). Edentates)
=670  \\$aThe evolution and ecology of armadillos, sloths, and vermilinguas, 1985:$bintro. ("The Xenarthra, the American edentates, are a group of particular interest ... As an order, the Xenarthra are a classical example of adaptive radiation.") p. 5 (order Xenarthra (=Edentata))
=670  \\$aCarroll vert. paleo. and evol.:$bp. 555 (Order Xenarthra. Xenarthrans)
=670  \\$aSavage, R.J.G. Mammal evolution, c1986:$bp. 3 of cover (Infraclass Eutheria, Cohort Edentata, Order Xenarthra)
=670  \\$aAm. heritage dict., c1976.
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=001  9880363068302441
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=001  9880363068402441
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=001  9880363070402441
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=001  9880363070602441
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=001  9880363070902441
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=001  9880363071102441
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=LDR  00577cz  a2200181n  4500
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=670  \\$aWeb. 3$b(ryegrass, any of several grasses of the genus Lolium)
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=670  \\$aEPA weeds$b(ryegrass Lolium spp.)
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=010  \\$ash 88022891 
=035  \\$aCAW1458LC
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=450  \\$aLithosperma
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=450  \\$aStoneweeds
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=670  \\$aWeb. 3$b(stoneweed: any plant of the genus Lithospermum, stoneseed; gromwell: a plant of the genus Lithospermum)
=670  \\$aHortus 3$b(Lithospermum, Gromwell)
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=010  \\$ash 88022887 
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=670  \\$aGRIN taxonomy for plants, via WWW, Feb. 28, 2008$b(Genus Lippia. Family: Verbenaceae. Synonym: Zapania)
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=450  \\$aCoronopus
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=450  \\$aNeolepia
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=450  \\$aPepperweed
=450  \\$aPepperweeds
=450  \\$aPepperwort
=450  \\$aPepperworts
=450  \\$aPhysolepidion
=450  \\$aSemetum
=450  \\$aSprengeria
=450  \\$aStroganowia
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=670  \\$aGRIN taxonomy for plants, via WWW, Oct. 15, 2007$b(Genus Lepidium. Family: Brassicaceae. Common name: pepperwort. Synonyms: Hymenophysa, Lepicochlea, Nasturtiastrum, Neolepia, Papuzilla, Physolepidion, Semetum, Sprengeria. Probable synonyms: Cardaria, Coronopus, Stroganowia)
=670  \\$aNCBI taxonomy browser, via WWW, Oct. 15, 2007$b(Lepidium. Rank: genus. Other names: includes Cardaria; Coronopus; Stroganowia)
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=001  9880363072502441
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=053  \0$aSB287.I4$cDye plants
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=450  \\$aIndigoes (Plants)
=450  \\$aIndigos (Plants)
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=670  \\$aAm. heritage dict.$b(indigo, pl. -gos or goes: any of the various plants of the genus Indigofera)
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=001  9880363073302441
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=670  \\$aSPN$b(Glanthus Snowdrop)
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=670  \\$aInd. nom. gen. (plant.)$b(Galanthus L.)
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=001  9880363073802441
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=001  9880363073902441
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=001  9880363074002441
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=001  9880363074102441
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=LDR  00349cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880363074202441
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=001  9880363074302441
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=670  \\$aBritannica micro.$b(Daphne: genus of about 50 species of flowering shrubs of the mezereum family (Thymelaeaceae) native to Eurasian but widely cultivated for their form and flowers.)
=670  \\$aBotanica, 1999$b(Daphne, daphnes)
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=001  9880363074402441
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=670  \\$aCDC, 3 February 2014$b(Trench foot, also known as immersion foot, is an injury of the feet resulting from prolonged exposure to wet and cold conditions)
=670  \\$aMeSH, 3 February 2014$b(MeSH hdg.: Immersion foot; entry terms: Immersion Feet, Trench Feet, Trench Foot; use Immersion Foot to search Trench Foot 1966-94; Trench foot was heading 1963-94)
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=001  9880363074502441
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=008  140109i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\c
=010  \\$ash2014000074
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=150  \\$aElectronic cigarettes
=450  \\$aE-cigarettes
=450  \\$aElectronic nicotine delivery systems
=550  \\$wg$aCigarettes
=670  \\$aWork cat: Presles, P. La cigarette �electronique, enfin la m�ethode pour arr�eter de fumer facilement, 2014.
=670  \\$aBritish Medical Association newsletter (March 2012). BMA calls for stronger regulation of e-cigarettes, Jan. 9, 2014:$b(Electronic cigarettes (e-cigarettes), or electronic nicotine delivery systems (ENDS), have become increasingly popular since the mid-2000s with their own advocacy groups, marketing and increasing online interest)
=670  \\$aWikipedia, Jan. 9, 2014:$b(An electronic cigarette (or e-cigarette), electronic vaping device, personal vaporizer (PV), or electronic nicotine delivery system (ENDS) is a battery-powered device which simulates tobacco smoking. It generally uses a heating element that vaporizes a liquid solution)
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=001  9880363074602441
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=053  \0$aQL737.P94$cZoology
=150  \\$aSumatran orangutan
=450  \\$aOrangutan$5IEN
=450  \\$aPongo abelii
=450  \\$aPongo abongensis
=450  \\$aPongo bicolor
=450  \\$aPongo deliensis
=450  \\$aPongo gigantica
=450  \\$aPongo langkatensis
=450  \\$aPongo pygmaeus abelii
=550  \\$wg$aOrangutans
=670  \\$aRijksen, H.D. A fieldstudy on Sumatran orang utans (Pongo pygmaeus abelii, Lesson 1827), 1978.
=670  \\$aWikipedia, Jan. 7, 2014$b(under Orangutan: The orangutans are the two exclusively Asian species of extant great apes. Native to Indonesia and Malaysia, orangutans are currently found in only the rainforests of Borneo and Sumatra. Classified in the genus Pongo, orangutans were considered to be one species. However, since 1996, they have been divided into two species: the Bornean orangutan (P. pygmaeus) and the Sumatran orangutan (P. abelii); under Sumatran orangutan: The Sumatran orangutan (Pongo abelii) is one of the two species of orangutans. Found only on the island of Sumatra, in Indonesia, it is rarer than the Bornean orangutan.
=670  \\$aMammal species of the world, via Smithsonian Institution National Museum of Natural History website, Jan. 7, 2014$b(Pongo abelii. Common name: Sumatran Orangutan. Synonyms: abongensis Selenka, 1896; bicolor I. Geoffroy, 1843; deliensis Selenka, 1896; gigantica Pearson, 1841; langkatensis Selenka, 1896)
=670  \\$aAnimal diversity web, Jan. 7, 2014$b(Pongo abelii, Sumatran orangutan. Sumatran orangutans inhabit the island of Sumatra, in Indonesia. Sumatran orangutans may be distinguished from Bornean orangutans (Pongo pygmaeus) by their longer fur, more slender build, white hairs on the face and groin, and long beards on both males and females, but molecular characters are considered most definitive.)
=670  \\$aThe IUCN red list of threatened species, 2013.2, via WWW, Jan. 7, 2014$b(Pongo abelii (Sumatran Orangutan). Historically, the Sumatran and Bornean Orangutans were considered subspecies of Pongo pygmaeus. Recent taxonomic reviews support the acceptance of the Sumatran Orangutan (Pongo abelii) as distinct from its Bornean relative (Pongo pygmaeus). This classification has since been widely adopted.)
=670  \\$aOCLC, Jan. 8, 2014$b(in titles: Sumatran orang-utans, Pongo pygmaeus abelii; Bornean and Sumatran orang-utans; orangutans (Pongo abelii); Sumatran orangutans (Pongo pygmaeus abelii))
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=150  \\$aHylobates
=450  \\$aBrachiopithecus
=450  \\$aBrachitanytes
=450  \\$aCheiron
=450  \\$aGibbon (Genus)
=450  \\$aLaratus
=450  \\$aMethylobates
=550  \\$wg$aGibbons
=670  \\$aWikipedia, Jan. 7, 2014$b(The genus Hylobates is one of the four genera of gibbons. It was once considered the only genus, but recently its subgenera (Hoolock [formerly Bunopithecus], Nomascus, and Symphalangus) have been elevated to the genus level. Hylobates remains the most speciose and widespread of gibbon genera, ranging from southern China (Yunnan) to western and central Java. Species: Lar gibbon or white-handed gibbon, Hylobates lar; Bornean white-bearded gibbon, Hylobates albibarbis; Agile gibbon or black-handed gibbon, Hylobates agilis; M�uller's Bornean gibbon, Hylobates muelleri; Silvery gibbon, Hylobates moloch; Pileated gibbon or capped gibbon, Hylobates pileatus; Kloss's gibbon or Mentawai gibbon or bilou, Hylobates klossii)
=670  \\$aMammal species of the world, via Smithsonian National Museum of Natural History website, Jan. 7, 2014$b(Species listed under family Hylobatidae, genus Hylobates: Hylobates agilis, Agile Gibbon; Hylobates albibarbis, Bornean White-bearded Gibbon; Hylobates klossii, Kloss's Gibbon; Hylobates lar, Lar Gibbon; Hylobates moloch, Silvery Javan Gibbon; Hylobates muelleri, M�uller's Bornean Gibbon; Hylobates pileatus, Pileated Gibbon. Synonyms for genus: Brachiopithecus S�en�echal, 1839; Brachitanytes Schultz, 1932; Cheiron Burnett, 1829; Gibbon Zimmermann, 1777; Laratus Gray, 1821; Methylobates Ameghino, 1882)
=670  \\$aITIS, Jan. 7, 2014$b(Genus Hylobates, Family Hylobatidae)
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=150  \\$aOptogenetics
=550  \\$wg$aGenetic engineering
=550  \\$wg$aOptical engineering
=670  \\$aWork cat: 2012554768: Optogenetics: optical methods for cellular control ... 2013.
=670  \\$aBritannica, academic edition, December 17, 2013, under caption: Karl Deisseroth$b(... contributing to the development of a new research method known as optogenetics, which combined tools from optics (the study of light) and genetic engineering)
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Optogenetics; the combination of genetic and optical methods in controlling specific events with temporal precision in targeted cells of a functioning intact biological system)
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=150  \\$aNaphthol
=450  \\$aNaphthalenol
=550  \\$wg$aPhenol
=670  \\$aWork cat: 2013466043: Kagaku busshitsu no naibunpitsu kakuran say�o ni kansuru daichi dankai seibutsu shiken (1-nafut�oru) jisshi gy�omu h�okokusho, 2013:$bp. 2 (1-Naphthol; CAS no. 90-15-3)
=670  \\$aRoyal Society of Chemistry home page, Nov. 19, 2013:$b(1-Naphthol, or  (Sa (B-naphthol, is an organic compound with the formula C10H7OH. It is a white solid. It is an isomer of 2-naphthol differing by the location of the hydroxyl group on the naphthalene ring. The naphthols are naphthalene homologues of phenol, with the hydroxyl group being more reactive than in the phenols)
=670  \\$aPubchem home page, Nov. 19, 2013:$b(1-naphthol; 1-Naphthalenol; 90-15-3)
=670  \\$aChemspider home page, Nov. 19, 2013:$b(1-Naphthol; 1-Naphthalenol)
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=150  \\$aFrontotemporal dementia
=450  \\$aDementia, Frontotemporal
=450  \\$aDisinhibition-Dementia-Parkinsonism-Amyotrophy complex
=450  \\$aFLDEM (Frontotemporal lobe dementia)
=450  \\$aFrontotemporal lobe dementia
=450  \\$aFTD (Frontotemporal dementia)
=450  \\$aHereditary dysphasic disinhibition dementia
=450  \\$aWilhelmsen-Lynch disease
=550  \\$wg$aPresenile dementia
=670  \\$aWork cat: Miller, B.L. Frontotemporal dementia, 2014.
=670  \\$ahttp://www.alzheimer.ca, Alzheimer Society Canada, website, Nov. 14, 2013:$bunder Frontotemporal dementia (Unlike Alzheimer's disease, which generally affects most areas of the brain, frontotemporal dementia is an umbrella term for a group of rare disorders that primarily affect the frontal and temporal lobes of the brain ... the brain cells in these areas get larger, containing round, silver "Pick's bodies"; Pick's disease refers to a subtype of frontotemporal dementia)
=670  \\$aMeSH, Nov. 15, 2013$b(Frontotemporal Dementia: the most common clinical form of FRONTOTEMPORAL LOBAR DEGENERATION, this dementia presents with personality and behavioral changes often associated with disinhibition, apathy, and lack of insight; some entry terms: Dementia, Frontotemporal; Dementia, Hereditary Dysphasic Disinhibition; Disinhibition-Dementia-Parkinsonism Amyotrophy Complex; Frontotemporal Dementia with Parkinsonism; Frontotemporal Lobe Dementia; FLDEM (Frontotemporal Lobe Dementia); Wilhelmsen-Lynch Disease)
=670  \\$aWikipedia, Nov. 14, 2013$b(Frontotemporal dementia, FTD, is a condition resulting from the progressive deterioration of the frontal lobe of the brain; second only to Alzheimer's disease in prevalence, FTD accounts for 20% of pre-senile dementia cases)
=670  \\$aOn-line medical dictionary, Nov. 14, 2013$b(Frontotemporal dementia)
=750  \2$aFrontotemporal Dementia$0(DNLM)D057180$5IEN

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=150  \\$aDesulfotomaculum
=550  \\$wg$aPeptococcaceae
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Elric, J. Desulfotomaculum dissimilatory reduction of iron (iii), 2013.
=670  \\$aWikipedia, Oct. 24, 2013$b(Desulfotomaculum. genus of Gram-positive, obligately anaerobic soil bacteria)
=670  \\$aCRC Handbook of Microbiology condensed ed., 1974$b(Desulfotomaculum. Gram-positive anaerobic)
=670  \\$aEncyclopedia of microbiology 1992:$bv. 4, p. 129 (Desulfotomaculum spp. are believed to be the main contributors of dissimilatory sulfate reduction)
=750  \2$aDesulfotomaculum$0(DNLM)D045859$5IEN-M

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=150  \\$aNociceptive pain
=550  \\$wg$aPain
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Block, C.K. Examining neuropsychological sequelae of chronic pain and the effect of immediate release oral opioid analgesics, 2014:$babstr. ( ... we sought to examine whether: 1) chronic nociceptive pain itself results in objective neuropsychological impairment ... )
=670  \\$aContinuing education in anaesthesia, critical care & pain, Dec. 2008:$bp. 210 (Nociceptive pain originates in the presence of normal pain pathways. Noxious stimuli stimulate peripheral nociceptors and messages are then relayed via the dorsal horn to higher brain centres to warn of impending or ongoing tissue damage)
=670  \\$aThe neurosurgeon's handbook, 2010:$bp. 758 (Nociceptive pain results from normal activity in neural pain pathways secondary to actual or impending tissue damage)
=670  \\$aMeSH Browser, Sept. 28, 2013$b(Nociceptive pain -- Dull or sharp aching pain caused by stimulated nociceptors due to tissue injury, inflammation or diseases. It can be divided into somatic or tissue pain and visceral pain)
=670  \\$aManual therapy, Feb. 2010:$bp. 80 (Nociceptive pain mechanisms refer specifically to those patho-physiological processes associated with activation of the peripheral receptive terminals of primary afferent neurones in response to noxious chemical (inflammatory), mechanical or thermal stimuli)
=750  \2$aNociceptive Pain$0(DNLM)D059226$5IEN

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=150  \\$aSingle nucleotide polymorphisms
=450  \\$aPolymorphisms, Single nucleotide
=450  \\$aSNPs (Single nucleotide polymorphisms)
=550  \\$wg$aGenetic polymorphisms
=670  \\$aWork cat: Plyler, Z. Non random SNP formation and contextual bias within murine and hominid genomes, 2013:$bp. 71 (Single nucleotide polymorphism (SNP) -- a change in the genomic DNA sequence of any organism involving the substitution of one nucleotide for a different nucleotide)
=670  \\$aClinical genetics, Oct. 2000:$bp. 251 (Polymorphism arises as a result of mutation. The different types of polymorphism are typically referred to by the type of mutation that created them. The simplest type of polymorphism results from a single base mutation which substitutes one nucleotide for another. The polymorphism at the site harboring such changes has recently been termed a 'single nucleotide polymorphism (SNP)', although previously, in some instances, such variation was referred to by the particular methods used to detect it)
=670  \\$aSingle nucleotide polymorphisms, 2009:$bp. 3 (Single nucleotide polymorphism (SNP) is the simplest form of DNA variation among individuals. These simple changes can be of transition or transversion type and they occur throughout the genome at a frequency of about one in 1,000 bp. They may be responsible for the diversity among individuals, genome evolution, the most common familial traits such as curly hair, interindividual differences in drug response, and complex and common diseases such as diabetes, obesity, hypertension, and psychiatric disorders. SNPs may change the encoded amino acids (nonsynonymous) or can be silent (synonymous) or simply occur in the noncoding regions. They may influence promoter activity (gene expression), messenger RNA (mRNA) conformation (stability), and subcellular localization of mRNAs and/or proteins and hence may produce disease)
=670  \\$aNational Cancer Institute WWW home page, Sept. 30, 2013$bNCI dictionary of cancer terms (single nucleotide polymorphism ... The most common type of change in DNA (molecules inside cells that carry genetic information). Single nucleotide polymorphisms occur when a single nucleotide (building block of DNA) is replaced with another. These changes may cause disease, and may affect how a person reacts to bacteria, viruses, drugs, and other substances. Also called SNP)
=670  \\$aMeSH browser, Sept. 30, 2013$b(Polymorphism, Single nucleotide -- A single nucleotide variation in a genetic sequence that occurs at appreciable frequency in the population)
=750  \2$aPolymorphism, Single Nucleotide$0(DNLM)D020641$5IEN

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=150  \\$aMethyl-CpG-binding protein 2
=450  \\$aMeCP2 (DNA-binding protein)
=450  \\$aMeCP2 protein
=550  \\$wg$aDNA-binding proteins
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Qadri, L.H. Epigenetic regulation of hippocampus dependent learning, 2013:$babstr. (This work examines the role of epigenetic mechanisms, specifically DNA methylation, in spatial learning using the Morris water maze (MWM), as well as the role of MeCP2, a protein that binds methylated DNA and regulates transcriptional activity, during memory consolidation following contextual fear conditioning)
=670  \\$aMeSH browser, Sept. 30, 2013$b(Methyl-CpG-binding protein 2 -- A DNA-binding protein that interacts with methylated CpG islands. It plays a role in repressing genetic transcription and is frequently mutated in Rett syndrome. [MeSH UF] : MeCP2 protein)
=670  \\$aOMIN (Online Mendelian Inheritance in Man) WWW home page, Sept. 30, 2013$b(Methyl-CpG-binding protein 2 -- MECP2, which binds methylated CpGs, is a chromatin-associated protein that can both activate and repress transcription. It is required for maturation of neurons and is developmentally regulated ... . Mutations in MECP2 can cause Rett syndrome, mental retardation, or encephalopathy, and have been implicated in autism susceptibility)
=670  \\$aLackie, J.M. A dictionary of biomedicine, 2010$b(methyl-CpG-binding protein 2 -- A protein (MeCP2, 486 aa) that binds to methylated CpG-rich regions of DNA and that contributes to silencing ... . MeCP2 regulates gene expression in neurons and is important in neurogenesis. The X-linked gene is mutated in Rett's syndrome and some cases of Angelman's syndrome)
=670  \\$aEuropean journal of biochemistry, Aug. 2003:$bp. 3263 (Methyl-CpG-binding protein 2 (MeCP2) is a multifunctional protein involved in chromatin organization and silencing of methylated DNA. ... MeCP2 is expressed in all tissues of the human body and, at particularly high levels, in neurons of the postnatal brain. This observation is in line with the fact that mutations in the MECP2 gene cause Rett syndrome)
=750  \2$aMethyl-CpG-Binding Protein 2$0(DNLM)D051783$5IEN

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=150  \\$aDelay discounting (Psychology)
=450  \\$aDiscounting, Delay (Psychology)
=450  \\$aDiscounting, Intertemporal (Psychology)
=450  \\$aIntertemporal choice
=450  \\$aIntertemporal discounting (Psychology)
=550  \\$wg$aChoice (Psychology)
=550  \\$wg$aReward (Psychology)
=670  \\$aWork cat: Avsar, K.B. fMRI investigation of intertemporal discounting in schizophrenia, 2011:$bp. 8 (Delay discounting (DD) is an empirical construct based on the observation that as delays to receiving rewards increase, the valuation of rewards decreases, resulting in a preference for smaller, but more immediate rewards. In other words, a future reward must be of greater nominal value to be more attractive over an immediate reward)
=670  \\$aPersonality and individual differences, Dec. 2009:$bp. 973 (There has been discussion over the extent to which delay discounting--as prototypically shown by a preference for a smaller-sooner sum of money over a larger-later sum--measures the same kind of impulsive preferences that drive non-financial behavior. ... Given the choice, people generally prefer to receive pleasant things---such as money, food, or in the case of smokers, nicotine---sooner rather than later, and the attractiveness of a reward is reduced by increasing delay until its receipt)
=670  \\$aBehavioral interventions, Feb. 2005:$bp. 102 (Delay discounting is a behavior analytic approach to understanding how different people make choices between smaller rewards given immediately and larger rewards given after a delay, to assess the degree of impulsivity or self-control)
=670  \\$aPhysiology & behavior, July 2010:$bp. 441 (The idea that people may prefer smaller immediate rewards over larger but delayed ones is also the construct that is central to delay discounting, where people are asked a series of questions regarding whether they would prefer a smaller, but more immediate reward, versus a larger, but more delayed reward)
=670  \\$aMarketing letters, Dec. 2005:$bpp. 347-348 (The psychology of intertemporal discounting ... . Intertemporal choice refers to a choice between options whose consequences occur at different points in time. Examples of intertemporal choice include: Receiving 10 [dollars] today, or 12 [dollars] in a week, choosing between chocolate cake and fruit for dessert, saving versus spending money now, promising to write a journal article or teach an extra course in the next academic term, choosing a major in college, and deciding whether to smoke a cigarette. In each of these cases, a decision maker needs to trade off the utility (or value) of one outcome that is temporally proximal (typically immediate) with another one that is temporally distant)
=675  \\$aAPA dictionary of psychology, 2007;$aColman, A.M. A dictionary of psychology, 2006;$aReber, A.S. The Penguin dictionary of psychology, 2001
=750  \2$aDelay Discounting$0(DNLM)D065786$5IEN

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=150  \\$aCeftriaxone
=450  \\$aBiotrakson
=450  \\$aCefatriaxone
=450  \\$aCeftriaxon
=450  \\$aCeftriaxona
=450  \\$aCeftriaxonum
=450  \\$aCeftriazone
=450  \\$aRocephin (Trademark)
=450  \\$aRocephine
=550  \\$wg$aCephalosporins
=670  \\$aWork cat.: P�auser, S. Lifesavers for millions, 2012:$bp. 12 (Ceftriaxone was invented in Roche laboratories and marketed under the brand name Rocephin from the early 1980s) p. 154 (Rocephin is a semisynthetic cephalosporin; its antibacterial properties; suitable for the treatment of the most serious invasive infectious diseases)
=670  \\$aRxList (the Internet drug index) WWW site, 8 Oct. 2013$b(Rocephin (ceftriaxone) is a sterile, semisynthetic, broad-spectrum cephalosporin antibiotic)
=670  \\$aPubChem, Nov. 6, 2013$b(Ceftriaxone; also known as: Biotrakson, Cefatriaxone, Rocephine, Ceftriazone, Rocephin, Ceftriaxona, Ceftriaxonum, Ceftriaxonum [INN-Latin], Ceftriaxon)
=750  \2$aCeftriaxone$0(DNLM)D002443$5IEN

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=150  \\$aBullies
=450  \\$aFemale bullies
=450  \\$aMale bullies
=450  \\$aMean girls
=550  \\$wg$aPersons
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Oppliger, Patrice A. Bullies and mean girls in popular culture, 2013.
=670  \\$aMerriam-Webster dictionary online, Sept. 20, 2013:$bbully (def. 2: a blustering browbeating person; especially : one habitually cruel to others who are weaker)
=670  \\$aChambers 21st century dictionary, 2001, via Credo reference, Sept. 20, 2013:$bbully (noun: a person who hurts, frightens or torments weaker or smaller people)
=750  \2$aBullying$0(DNLM)D058445$5IEN

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=150  \\$aBiocatalysis
=550  \\$wg$aCatalysis
=670  \\$aWork cat: Problem solving in enzyme biocatalysis, 2013:$bintroduction (enzyme biocatalysis referes to the use of enzymes as bioloogical catalyts dissociated from the cell from where they derive)
=670  \\$aWikipedia, viewed July 24, 2013$b(Biocatalysis; use of natural catalysts, such as protein enzymes to perform chemical transformations on organic compounds)
=670  \\$aApplied science & technology full text, viewed July 24, 2013$b(author supplied subject term: Biocatalysis)
=670  \\$aInspec, viewed July 24, 2013$b(uncontrolled indexing: Biocatalysis)
=670  \\$aSciFinder, viewed July 24, 2013$b(30,593 references containing the concept "biocatalysis")
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=150  \\$aZ-DNA
=450  \\$aLeft-handed DNA
=450  \\$aZ-form DNA
=450  \\$aZig-zag DNA
=550  \\$wg$aDNA
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Wohlrab, F. Enzymatic probes for left handed Z DNA, 1987:$bp. 248 (This article reviews the known interactions of Z-DNA with enzymes and the enzymatic probes available to detect left-handed Z-DNA)
=670  \\$aJournal of biological chemistry, May 17, 1996:$bp. 11595 (DNA encodes biological information in at least two different ways. First, through the linear order of nucleotides, it specifies the composition of proteins. Second, through its shape, DNA can provide information that is used directly or indirectly by a variety of macromolecules to regulate the assembly of cellular machines. DNA is capable of assuming many shapes. One of the most dramatic changes in shape is that which occurs in going from the familiar right-handed B-DNA double helix to the slightly thinner and elongated left-handed Z-DNA conformation. This conformational change occurs most readily in segments with specialized sequences, favored largely by alternations of purines and pyrimidines, especially alternating deoxycytidine and deoxyguanosine residue)
=670  \\$aGenetica, June 1999:$bp. 37 (DNA is capable of assuming many different conformations other than the familiar right-handed B-DNA double helix. One of the most dramatic examples is the Z-DNA conformer, which is left-handed. Like B-DNA, the two strands of Z-DNA are antiparallel and joined by Watson--Crick base-pairing. In contrast to B-DNA, which has all its bases in the anti-conformation, the bases in the Z-DNA helix alternate between the anti-conformation and the unusual syn-conformation. This dinucleotide repeat causes the backbone to follow a zigzag path, giving rise to the name Z-DNA) p. 39 (The role of Z-DNA in biological processes is currently unknown. In principle, Z-DNA formation could have a functional role that need not involve its recognition by protein)
=670  \\$aNature reviews. Genetics, July 2003:$bp. 566 (Biologists were puzzled by the discovery of left-handed Z-DNA because it seemed unnecessary. Z-DNA was stabilized by the negative supercoiling generated by transcription, which indicated a transient localized conformational change. Few laboratories worked on the biology of Z-DNA. However, the discovery that certain classes of proteins bound to Z-DNA with high affinity and great specificity indicated a biological role. The most recent data show that some of these proteins participate in the pathology of poxviruses.)
=670  \\$aR�edei, G.P. Encyclopedia of genetics, genomics, proteomics, and informatics, 2008:$bv. 2, p. 2129 (Z-DNA (zig-zag DNA): A relatively rare left-handed double helix that may be formed in the short (8---62 bp) regions of alternating purines and pyrimidines DNA helices)
=670  \\$aMeSH browser, July 21, 2013$b(Z-form DNA -- A left-handed double helix of DNA. Its name derives from its narrow zigzag structure that is the least twisted and thinnest form of DNA. Z-DNA forming regions within the genome may play an important role in gene expression regulation) [MeSH UFs: Left-handed DNA; Z-DNA])
=750  \2$aDNA, Z-Form$0(DNLM)D043542$5IEN

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=150  \\$aCarbon nanotubes
=450  \\$aCNTs (Carbon nanotubes)
=550  \\$wg$aNanotubes
=670  \\$aWork cat: Carbon nanotubes : properties and applications, 2006.
=670  \\$aScience (New York, N.Y.), Feb. 1, 2013:$bp. 535 (Carbon nanotubes (CNTs) are seamless cylinders of one or more layers of graphene (denoted single-wall, SWNT, or multiwall, MWNT), with open or closed ends. Perfect CNTs have all carbons bonded in a hexagonal lattice except at their ends, whereas defects in mass-produced CNTs introduce pentagons, heptagons, and other imperfections in the sidewalls that generally degrade desired properties. Diameters of SWNTs and MWNTs are typically 0.8 to 2 nm and 5 to 20 nm, respectively, although MWNT diameters can exceed 100 nm. CNT lengths range from less than 100 nm to several centimeters, thereby bridging molecular and macroscopic scales. ... Most CNT production today is used in bulk composite materials and thin films, which rely on unorganized CNT architectures having limited properties)
=670  \\$aCarbon (New York, N.Y.), July 1995:$bp. 883 (Carbon nanotube research was greatly stimulated by the initial report of observation of carbon tubules of nanometer dimensions and the subsequent report on the observation of conditions for the synthesis of large quantities of nanotubes. Since these early reports, much work has been done, and the results show basically that carbon nanotubes behave like rolled-up cylinders of graphene sheets of sp[superscript 2] bonded carbon atoms, except that the tubule diameters in some cases are small enough to exhibit the effects of one-dimensional (1D) periodicity)
=670  \\$aMcGraw-Hill dictionary of scientific and technical terms, 2003:$b(carbon nanotubes -- [chemistry] -- Cylindrical molecules (sealed at both ends with a convex arrangement of atoms) composed of carbon with a diameter of around 1 nanometer and lengths of up to a few micrometers. Single-walled nanotubes may be conducting or semiconducting, depending on the diameter and chirality of the tube. Multiwall nanotubes containing coaxial shells of the elemental single-wall nanotubes are also possible)
=670  \\$aDekker encyclopedia of nanoscience and nanotechnology, 2009:$bv. 3, p. 2140 (Carbon nanontubes (CNTs) ... A CNT can be geometrically thought of as a graphite sheet rolled into a seamless cylinder)
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=670  \\$aWork cat.: Mangieri, L.R. Regulation of alpha synuclein accumulation by the autophagy lysosome pathway in a preclinical model of Parkinson disease, 2012.
=670  \\$aThe journal of biological chemistry, Jan. 18, 2013:$bp. 1829 (Synucleins are a family of presynaptic membrane binding proteins. [alpha]-Synuclein, the principal member of this family, is mutated in familial Parkinson disease)
=670  \\$aTrends in neurosciences, June, 1998:$bp. 249 (A novel protein family is emerging as a central player in a host of fundamental neural processes. Members of this family have gone by a number of names, but all can now be seen to represent the products of three genes, expressed predominantly in nervous tissue and strikingly conserved among vertebrates. Here we shall categorize them as [alpha], [beta] and [gamma] synuclein)
=670  \\$aMeSH browser, July 18, 2013$b(synucleins -- A family of homologous proteins of low molecular weight that are predominately expressed in the brain and that have been implicated in a variety of human diseases)
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=670  \\$aWork cat.: Mangieri, L.R. Regulation of alpha synuclein accumulation by the autophagy lysosome pathway in a preclinical model of Parkinson disease, 2012.
=670  \\$aThe FASEB journal, Apr. 2004:$bp. 617 (Alpha-synuclein ([alpha]-syn) is a small soluble protein expressed primarily at presynaptic terminals in the central nervous system. Interest in [alpha]-syn has increased dramatically after the discovery of a relationship between its dysfunction and several neurodegenerative diseases, including Parkinson's disease (PD). The physiological functions of [alpha]-syn remain to be fully defined, although recent data suggest a role in regulating membrane stability and neuronal plasticity)
=670  \\$aAnnals of neurology, Oct. 2012:$bp. 517 (Parkinson disease (PD) is a common neurodegenerative disorder, second in frequency only to Alzheimer disease. PD can cause cognitive impairment as well as movement disorders. [alpha]-Synuclein is the major component of Lewy bodies and Lewy neurites, the filamentous inclusions characteristic of PD and other synucleinopathies such as dementia with Lewy bodies and multiple system atrophy. Besides being diagnostic of this group of diseases, the accumulation of aggregated proteins including [alpha]-synuclein is thought to play a role in neurodegeneration. [alpha]-Synuclein is a 140-amino acid protein that adopts an [alpha]-helical structure when bound to membranes but can also fold into a [Beta]-sheet--rich structure that polymerizes into fibrils and protein aggregates. It has been hypothesized that aggregated [alpha]-synuclein might behave like a prion, being capable of initiating misfolding and aggregation of nascent or even properly folded [alpha]-synuclein)
=670  \\$aCell death and disease, via WWW, July 18, 2013:$barchive/2012, July/July 19, 2012/Alpha-synuclein: from secretion to dysfunction and death/p. [1] (Alpha-synuclein (aSyn) is a 140 amino-acid protein that was originally identified in association with synaptic vesicles in the presynaptic nerve terminal and has been shown to interact with membranes both in vitro and in vivo. It is highly abundant in the brain and also present in other tissues, including red blood cells. aSyn is a member of a protein family of synucleins, together with beta- ... and gamma- ... synuclein. ... Point mutations in the SNCA gene, encoding for aSyn, and multiplications of the SNCA locus have been identified in families with autosomal-dominant forms of Parkinson's disease (PD))
=670  \\$aMedicineNet.com, July 18, 2013$b(Alpha-synuclein: One in a family of structurally related proteins that are prominently expressed in the central nervous system. Aggregated alpha-synuclein proteins form brain lesions that are hallmarks of some neurodegenerative diseases (synucleinopathies). The gene for alpha-synuclein, which is called SNCA, is on chromosome 4q21. Defects in this protein are believed to be related to the development of Parkinson disease)
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=670  \\$aWork cat: Episodic memory, 2002:$bpp. 110-111 (Autobiographical memory refers, characteristically, to a person's recollection of past incidents and events, which occurred at a specific time and place. Episodic memory is a somewhat broader term, encompassing autobiographical memories as well as performance on certain learning tasks such as recall of a word-list. However, the term 'autobiographical' and 'episodic' are often used interchangeably)
=670  \\$aPrinciples of cognitive neuroscience, 2008:$bp. 354 (Episodic memory refers to memory of events that an individual has experienced personally in a specific place and at a particular time ... In the laboratory, episodic memory is sometimes defined as memories created during the experiment, such as memory of a list of words participants were asked to study)
=670  \\$aNeural plasticity (Online), June 4, 2013$bv. 2008, article ID 258467, p. 2 (Current conceptions of episodic memory emphasize the temporal organization of sequences of events as they unfold over time and space. Representations of events are composed as associations between specific objects, actions, and the locations where they occur. Complete episodes are composed of unique sequences of events. ... In addition, episodic memory also relies on the capacity to distinguish event sequences that share common elements)
=670  \\$aCognitive neuroscience, 2000:$bp. 280 (Episodic memory refers to the capacity for recollecting happenings from the past, for remembering events that occurred in particular spatial and temporal contexts) (Episodic memory and semantic memory are two types of declarative memory)
=670  \\$aColman, A.M. A dictionary of psychology, 2006$b(episodic memory -- A type of long-term memory for personal experiences and events ... . Such knowledge is characteristically stored as information about specific experiences and events occurring at particular times and places, and it affords a sense of personal continuity and familiarity with the past)
=670  \\$aInternational Society for Brain Electromagnetic Topography. World Congress (15th : 2004 : Urayasu shi, Japan). Frontiers in human brain topography, 2004:$bpp. 306-307 (Within episodic memory, a type of memory for events and issues strongly related to oneself is called autobiographical memory. It relies on complex interactions between episodic memory contents, associated emotions and a sense of self-continuity in the time course of one's life history)
=670  \\$aCorsini, R.J. The dictionary of psychology, 1999$b(episodic memory --- Past experiences or specific events that may be as far back as early life available for reminiscences. Also known as autobiographical memory)]
=680  \\$iHere are entered works on specific remembered personal events or experiences that occurred at particular times and places. Works on remembered psychological history, personal experiences, and autobiographical details discussed collectively are entered under$aAutobiographical memory.
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=150  \\$aKetamine abuse
=450  \\$aAbuse of ketamine
=550  \\$wg$aMedication abuse
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 2013381183: Ketamina, c2013.
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=450  \\$aLiteracy, Health
=550  \\$wg$aLife skills
=550  \\$aPublic health
=667  \\$aFormerly assigned as: Health education; Literacy; Literacy--Health aspects$5IEN
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Warren, M.L. Difference in health literacy level between older adults with and without low vision, 2012.
=670  \\$aJAMA : the journal of the American Medical Association, Feb. 10, 1999:$bp. 552 (The NALS [National Adult Literacy Survey] raises serious concerns about the ability of many Americans to function adequately in health care settings. An individual's functional health literacy--the ability to read and comprehend prescription bottles, appointment slips, and other essential health-related materials required to successfully function as a patient--may be significantly worse than their general literacy, because functional literacy is concept specific)
=670  \\$aHealth promotion glossary, 1998:$bp. 10 (Health literacy represents the cognitive and social skills which determine the motivation and ability of individuals to gain access to, understand and use information in ways which promote and maintain good health)
=670  \\$aInternational encyclopedia of public health, 2008:$bv. 3, p. 205 ([H]ealth literacy focuses on the ability to apply reading comprehension as well as numeric skills in the health-care setting. Skills include the ability to read consent forms, medical labels and insertions, and other written health-care information, as well as the ability to understand written and oral information given by health-care professionals.)
=670  \\$aThe Gale encyclopedia of public health, 2013:$bv. 1, p. 419 (The term health literacy describes a relatively new concept in the field of public health, the ability of consumers to adequately understand written and spoken instructions as to how best to maintain a healthy lifestyle. According to a report on health literacy prepared by the National Network of Libraries of Medicine, one generally accepted definition of the term is "the degree to which individuals have the capacity to obtain, process, and understand basic health information and services needed to make appropriate health decisions")
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=150  \\$aProprotein convertases
=450  \\$aConvertases, Prohormone
=450  \\$aConvertases, Proprotein
=450  \\$aProhormone convertases
=550  \\$wg$aEnzymes
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Khatib, A. The proprotein convertases, 2013.
=670  \\$aMcGraw-Hill dictionary of scientific and technical terms, 2003$b(Convertase: an enzyme that cleaves inactive protein precursors into smaller biologically active molecules)
=670  \\$aMeSH, Apr. 19, 2013$b(Proprotein Convertases; hierarchy: Enzymes and Coenzymes--Enzymes--Hydrolases--Peptide Hydrolases--Proprotein Convertases; variant entry term: Prohormone Convertases [plus others])
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=450  \\$aProducts, Tobacco
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=670  \\$aWork cat.: 2007941730: Exposure assessment in the evaluation of potential reduced-risk tobacco products, c2007.
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=150  \\$aIodophors
=450  \\$aIodine, Tamed
=450  \\$aIodophor compounds
=450  \\$aTamed iodine
=550  \\$wg$aDisinfection and disinfectants
=550  \\$wg$aIodine compounds
=550  \\$wg$aSurface active agents
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Denning, A. The potential aquatic risk of Wescodyne and its active ingredients, 2008:$babstr. (Wescodyne, an iodophor compound, is used extensively in Atlantic Region aquaculture operations as a general disinfecting agent for aquaculture gear and fish pens.)
=670  \\$aWescodyne� Germicidal Detergent, via STERIS Corporation website, Jan. 31, 2013$b(Wescodyne Germicidal Detergent is an iodophor based detergent disinfectant with a broad range of activity against bacteria including TB (Mycobacterium tuberculosis), viruses including HIV-1 (AIDS), and fungi. Wescodyne Germicidal Detergent is recommended for use on walls, floors, counter tops, rest rooms, shower areas, refuse containers, and other hard non-porous environmental surfaces. It can also be used to sanitize glasses, dishware, pots, pans, and utensils in food service operation and to sanitize previously cleaned food contact surfaces. It is intended for use in hospital areas such as operating rooms, patient care rooms, clinics, nursing homes, dental offices, schools and institutions, kitchens and lunch rooms. This product may be used to preclean or decontaminate critical or semi-critical medical devices prior to sterilization or high level disinfection.)
=670  \\$aWikipedia, Jan. 31, 2013$b(Iodophor. An Iodophor is a preparation containing iodine complexed with a solubilizing agent, such as a surfactant or povidone (forming povidone-iodine). The result is a water-soluble material that releases free iodine when in solution. Iodophors are prepared by mixing iodine with the solubilizing agent; heat can be used to speed up the reaction. Diluted iodophor is often used by brewers and winemakers to sanitize equipment and bottles. Its major advantage over other sanitizers is that when used in proper proportions it evaporates directly from solution to gas, and hence leaves no residues. However, it can also leave unattractive orange-brown stains on plastic parts and equipment that it is left in contact with. It is often supplied in different concentrations and is further diluted with water before use. The label will advise the appropriate dilution ratio, commonly 1:1000 or 1:100. Equipment to be sanitized should be thoroughly clean and left in contact with the solution for at least 2 minutes. Diluted iodophor is also used extensively in the dairy industry.)
=670  \\$aEH&S biosafety manual, via Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory website, Jan. 31, 2013:$bAppendix F, Decontamination and antimicrobials (Table F-2, Activity levels of selected liquid germicides: iodophor compounds; disinfection: 30 to 50 mg/L free iodine up to 10,000 mg/L available iodine 0.1 to 0.2%; disinfection activity level: intermediate to low)
=670  \\$aThe American heritage dictionary of the English language, �2000, updated in 2009, via TheFreeDictionary.com, Jan. 31, 2013$b(iodophor: A substance consisting of iodine and a solubilizing agent that releases free iodine when in solution)
=670  \\$aGuideline for disinfection and sterilization in healthcare facilities, 2008, via WWW, Jan. 31, 2013$b(Iodophors: Iodine solutions or tinctures long have been used by health professionals primarily as antiseptics on skin or tissue. Iodophors, on the other hand, have been used both as antiseptics and disinfectants. FDA has not cleared any liquid chemical sterilant or high-level disinfectants with iodophors as the main active ingredient. An iodophor is a combination of iodine and a solubilizing agent or carrier; the resulting complex provides a sustained-release reservoir of iodine and releases small amounts of free iodine in aqueous solution. The best-known and most widely used iodophor is povidone-iodine, a compound of polyvinylpyrrolidone with iodine. This product and other iodophors retain the germicidal efficacy of iodine but unlike iodine generally are nonstaining and relatively free of toxicity and irritancy. ... Besides their use as an antiseptic, iodophors have been used for disinfecting blood culture bottles and medical equipment, such as hydrotherapy tanks, thermometers, and endoscopes. Antiseptic iodophors are not suitable for use as hard-surface disinfectants because of concentration differences. Iodophors formulated as antiseptics contain less free iodine than do those formulated as disinfectants.)
=670  \\$aMeSH browser, Jan. 31, 2013$b(Iodophors. UF Tamed Iodine. Scope note: Complexes of iodine and non-ionic surface-active agents acting as carrier and solubilizing agent for the iodine in water. Iodophors usually enhance bactericidal activity of iodine, reduce vapor pressure and odor, minimize staining, and allow wide dilution with water. See also: Anti-Infective Agents, Local. Pharm. action: Surface-Active Agents. In MeSH tree structures under: Iodine Compounds)
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=150  \\$aChromic acid
=450  \\$aChromic anhydride
=450  \\$aChromium trioxide
=450  \\$aDihydroxidodioxidochromium
=450  \\$aTetraoxochromic acid
=550  \\$wg$aChromium compounds
=550  \\$wg$aInorganic acids
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Occupational exposure to chromic acid, 1973.
=670  \\$aChromic acid in the war program, 1946.
=670  \\$aThe American heritage dictionary of the English language, �2000, updated in 2009, via TheFreeDictionary.com, Jan. 28, 2013$b(chromic acid: 1. A corrosive, oxidizing acid, H b2 (BCrO b4 (B, occurring only as salts or in solution. 2. The anhydride of chromic acid, CrO3, a purplish crystalline material that reacts explosively with reducing agents and is used in chromium plating, as an oxidizing agent, and to color glass and rubber.)
=670  \\$aCollins English dictionary -- complete and unabridged, �2003, via TheFreeDictionary.com, Jan. 28, 2013$b(chromic acid: an unstable dibasic oxidizing acid known only in solution and in the form of chromate salts. Formula: H b2 (BCrO b4 (B)
=670  \\$aWikipedia, Jan. 28, 2013$b(The term chromic acid is usually used for a mixture made by adding concentrated sulfuric acid to a dichromate, which may contain a variety of compounds, including solid chromium trioxide. This kind of chromic acid may be used as a cleaning mixture for glass. Chromic acid may also refer to the molecular species, H2CrO4 of which the trioxide is the anhydride. Chromic acid features chromium in an oxidation state of +6 (or VI). It is a strong and corrosive oxidising agent. IUPAC name: Chromic acid. Systematic name: Dihydroxidodioxidochromium. Other names: Chromic(VI) acid; Tetraoxochromic acid)
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=150  \\$aCamases
=450  \\$aCamassia
=450  \\$aCyanotris
=450  \\$aQuamasia
=550  \\$wg$aAsparagaceae
=670  \\$aThe plants database, via WWW, Jan. 15, 2013$b(Genus Camassia - camas; Family Liliaceae)
=670  \\$aGRIN taxonomy for plants, via WWW, Jan. 15, 2013$b(Genus Camassia. Family: Asparagaceae subfamily Agavoideae. Also sometimes placed in: Agavaceae, Hyacinthaceae, Liliaceae. Common name: camas. Synonyms: Cyanotris, Quamasia)
=670  \\$aITIS, via WWW, Jan. 15, 2013$b(Genus Camassia - camas. Family Asparagaceae)
=670  \\$aWikipedia, Jan. 15, 2013$b(Camassia is a genus of six species native to western Canada, and the western United States, from southern British Columbia to northern California, and east to Utah, Wyoming and Montana. Historically, the genus was placed in the lily family (Liliaceae), when this was very broadly defined to include most lilioid monocots. When the Liliaceae was split, in some treatments Camassia was placed in a family called Hyacinthaceae (now the subfamily Scilloideae). DNA and biochemical studies have led the Angiosperm Phylogeny Group to reassign Camassia to the family Asparagaceae, subfamily Agavoideae.)
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=150  \\$aSocial media in medicine
=550  \\$wg$aMedicine
=670  \\$aWork cat: 2012045492: Social media in healthcare : connect, communicate, collaborate, 2013.
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=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aSocial Media$iand$aMedicine$5IEN

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=150  \\$aRoot cause analysis
=450  \\$aAnalysis of root cause
=450  \\$aRCA (Root cause analysis)
=550  \\$wg$aFailure analysis (Engineering)
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Latino, R.J. Root cause analysis, 1999.
=670  \\$aJournal of industrial engineering and management, via WWW, Dec. 7, 2012:$b2008, v. 1, no. 2, pp. 16-17 (In Root Cause Analysis (RCA) is the process of identifying causal factors using a structured approach with techniques designed to provide a focus for identifying and resolving problems. ... Root Cause Analysis is a step-by-step method that leads to the discovery of faults or root cause. An RCA investigation traces the cause and effect trail from the end failure back to the root cause)
=670  \\$aHealth care errors and patient safety, 2009:$bp. 201 (A root cause analysis ... is an attempt to get beyond a superficial action designed solely to prevent an event recurring towards an understanding of the causal problems and the actions needed for resolution)
=670  \\$aLoshin, D. Enterprise knowledge management, 2001:$bp. 382 ( ... root cause analysis is an iterative process of analyzing a problem to determine the actual cause. The most effective question that can be asked in this process is "Why?" At each iteration, we ask how and why the problem appears, and the answers to these questions usually can be subject to the same questions, until the source of the problem is finally revealed)
=670  \\$aJournal of industrial technology, via WWW, Dec. 7, 2012:$bv. 20, no. 2, Feb.-Apr. 2004, p. 2 (Root cause analysis is the process of identifying causal factors using a structured approach with techniques designed to provide a focus for identifying and resolving problems)
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=053  \0$aQL391.P7$cZoology
=150  \\$aClonorchis sinensis
=450  \\$aChinese liver fluke
=450  \\$aOpisthorchis sinensis
=450  \\$aOriental liver fluke
=550  \\$wg$aClonorchis
=670  \\$aWork cat.: A review of human carcinogens. Biological agents, 2012:$bp. 341 (Clonorchis sinensis; pathologically important foodborne member of the genus Opisthorchis; family, Opisthorchiidae; order, Digenea; class, Trematoda; phylum, Platyhelminths; and kingdom, Animalia; belongs to the genus Opisthorchis; nonetheless, the genus Clonorchis is so well established in the medical literature that the term is retained here)
=670  \\$a2013 MeSH browser, Dec. 7, 2012$b(Clonorchis sinensis. A species of trematode flukes of the family Opisthorchidae. Many authorities consider this genus belonging to Opisthorchis. UF Opisthorchis sinensis)
=670  \\$aWikipedia, Dec. 7, 2012$b(Clonorchis sinensis. Clonorchis sinensis, the Chinese liver fluke, is a human liver fluke in the class Trematoda, Phylum Platyhelminthes. Genus Clonorchis, Family Opisthorchiidae, order Opisthorchiida)
=670  \\$aNCBI taxonomy browser, Dec. 7, 2012$b(Clonorchis sinensis. Common name: oriental liver fluke. Genus Clonorchis, family Opisthorchiidae, suborder Opisthorchiata, order Opisthorchiida)
=670  \\$aITIS, Dec. 7, 2012$b(Clonorchis sinensis. Taxonomic rank: Species. Genus Clonorchis, family Opisthorchiidae)
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=053  \0$aQL391.P7$cZoology
=150  \\$aOpisthorchiidae
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=670  \\$aITIS, Dec. 7, 2012$b(Family Opisthorchiidae, suborder Opisthorchiata, order Opisthorchiida, Subclass Digenea, Class Trematoda, Phylum Platyhelminthes)
=670  \\$aWikipedia, Dec. 7, 2012$b(Opisthorchiidae is a family of digeneans, parasitic flatworms; Order: Opisthorchiida, Class: Trematoda, Phylum: Platyhelminthes)
=670  \\$a2013 MeSH browser, Dec. 7, 2012$b(Opisthorchis. A genus of trematode liver flukes of the family Opisthorchidae)
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=670  \\$aNCBI taxonomy browser, Dec. 7, 2012$b(Genus Opisthorchis, family Opisthorchiidae, suborder Opisthorchiata, order Opisthorchiida, subclass Digenea, class Trematoda, phylum Platyhelminthes)
=670  \\$aITIS, Dec. 7, 2012$b(Genus Opisthorchis, Family Opisthorchiidae, Suborder Opisthorchiata, Order Opisthorchiida, Subclass Digenea, Class Trematoda, Phylum Platyhelminthes)
=670  \\$a2013 MeSH browser, Dec. 7, 2012$b(Opisthorchis. A genus of trematode liver flukes of the family Opisthorchidae.)
=670  \\$aWikipedia, Dec. 7, 2012$b(Opisthorchis is a genus of flukes in the family Opisthorchiidae)
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=670  \\$aWork cat.: Acute conditions : incidence and associated disability : United States, July 1957-June 1958, 1958:$bp. 1 (About 438 million acute conditions involving either activity restriction or medical attention had their onset during the year ... ) p. 46 (An acute condition is generally defined as a condition which has lasted less than 3 months. However, it excludes certain conditions which are usually classified as chronic ... even though the onset occurred within 3 months)
=670  \\$aMeSH browser, Nov. 7, 2012$b(acute disease -- Disease having a short and relatively severe course)
=670  \\$aMosby's medical dictionary, 2009$b(acute disease -- a disease characterized by a relatively sudden onset of symptoms that are usually severe. An episode of acute disease results in recovery to a state comparable to the patient's condition of health and activity before the disease, in passage into a chronic phase, or in death. Examples are pneumonia and appendicitis)
=670  \\$aA glossary of terms for community health care and services for older persons, 2004$b(acute disease / illness -- A disease which is characterized by a single or repeated episode of relatively rapid onset and short duration from which the patient usually returns to his/her normal or previous state or level of activity. An acute episode of a chronic disease (for example, an episode of diabetic coma in a patient with diabetes) is often treated as an acute disease)
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=670  \\$aWork cat.: Ananthanarayanan, A. Acoustic treatment of marine ballast water using sonication coupled with advanced oxidants for the inactivation of pathogenic bacteria, 2005.
=670  \\$aSingleton, P. Dictionary of microbiology and molecular biology, 2001$b(inactivation (of a microorganism) -- (1) The killing of a microorganism. (2) The temporary (reversible) inhibition of growth (or other activity) of a microorganism)
=670  \\$aPichtel, J. Waste management practices, 2005:$bp. 597 (Microbial inactivation refers to those physical or chemical processes that render microorganisms incapable of multiplication. Such processes may either kill the organisms or injure them to the extent that repair and subsequent growth of cells is not possible)
=670  \\$aMicrobial risk analysis of foods, 2008:$bpp. 109-110 (Microbial inactivation is the opposite of microbial growth. Inactivation is a frequently applied food safety and food preservation strategy and may be the consequence of various treatments applied in food production and preparation, like heating, lowering pH, drying, freezing, and so on. It is characterised by a decrease in the number of organisms per unit N. If this inactivation results in a decrease to zero living cells in one or more units, the prevalence P will decrease too)
=670  \\$aDisinfection, sterilization, and preservation, 2001:$bp. 65 (Microbial inactivation is a kinetic process wherein the viability of organisms exposed to a biocidal agent varies as a function of time. Inactivation kinetics depends on the type of organism, type and concentration of biocide, and, for some disinfectants, environmental conditions such as temperature and pH)
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=670  \\$aThompson, S.G. The new element berkelium (atomic number 97), 1950:$babstr. (the name berkelium, symbol Bk, is proposed for element 97)
=670  \\$aEmsley, J. Nature's building blocks, 2011$b(Berkelium; Bk; first produced on 19 Dec. 1949 at the Univ. of California at Berkeley; radioactive metallic element that is a member of the actinide group (row 5f) of the periodic table)
=670  \\$aWebElements website, Nov. 1, 2012$b(Berkelium is a radioactive rare earth metal, named after the University of California at Berkeley; Symbol: Bk; Atomic number: 97; Group name: Actinoid; Period in periodic table: 7 (actinoid); Block in periodic table: f-block; Classification: Metallic)
=670  \\$aChemicalElements.com, Nov. 1, 2012$b(Berkelium. Symbol: Bk. Atomic Number: 97. Atomic Mass: (247.0) amu. Number of Protons/Electrons: 97. Number of Neutrons: 150. Classification: Rare Earth)
=670  \\$aWikipedia, Nov. 1, 2012$b(Berkelium is a transuranic radioactive chemical element with the symbol Bk and atomic number 97, a member of the actinide and transuranium element series)
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=670  \\$aWork cat.: Hoffman, D.C. Fission properties of einsteinium and fermium, 1978, viewed online, Oct. 11, 2012.
=670  \\$aThe new element fermium, atomic number 100, 1955, viewed online Oct. 11, 2012.
=670  \\$aSewtz, M. Optische Spektroskopie an Fermium (Z=100), 2003.
=670  \\$aWikipedia, Oct. 11, 2012$b(Fermium is a synthetic element with symbol Fm and atomic number 100. It is a member of the actinide series. It is the heaviest element that can be formed by neutron bombardment of lighter elements, and hence the last element that can be prepared in macroscopic quantities, although pure fermium metal has not yet been prepared.)
=670  \\$aThe element fermium, via It's elemental website, Oct. 11, 2012$b(Fermium; Fm; Atomic Number: 100; Atomic Weight: 257; Element Classification: Metal; Period Number: 7; Group Number: none; Group Name: Actinide; Radioactive and Artificially Produced)
=670  \\$aMcGraw-Hill dictionary of scientific & technical terms, �2003, via TheFreeDictionary website, Oct. 11, 2012$b(fermium (chemistry): A synthetic radioactive element, symbol Fm, with atomic number 100; discovered in debris of the 1952 hydrogen bomb explosion, and now made in nuclear reactors)
=670  \\$aTime magazine, Mar. 8, 1954:$bp. 55 (Atomic scientists passed a kind of milestone. Last week they announced the creation of Element 100, a job done by "fattening" atoms of Plutonium 239 (94 protons, 145 neutrons) in the materials testing reactor at Arco, Idaho. The plutonium atoms absorbed 15 neutrons and emitted six beta particles (electrons). Since a neutron minus an electron equals a proton, the net result was Element 100 (100 protons, 154 neutrons). Element 100 had almost as many creators (from Argonne National Laboratory, California's Radiation Laboratory and elsewhere) as it has neutrons. It has a half life of three hours. It has no name so far, and no foreseeable uses.)
=670  \\$aKrogt, P.C.J. van der. Elementymology & elements multidict, via WWW, Oct. 11, 2012$b(Fermium. First prepared in 1953 by Albert Ghiorso, Stanley G. Thompson, Gary H. Higgins, Glenn T. Seaborg (from the Radiation Laboratory and Department of Chemistry of the University of California), Martin H. Studier, P.R. Fields, Sherman M. Fried, H. Diamond, J.F. Mech, G.L. Pyle, John R. Huizenga, A. Hirsch, W.M. Manning (from the Argonne National Laboratory), C.I. Browne, H. Louise Smith, and R.W. Spence (from the Los Alamos Scientific Laboratory) in first thermonuclear explosion of November 1952, together with Einsteinium. From the coral found on the spot of the explosion was it possible to extract only 200 atoms of element #100, and they identified it on so minute quantity of material. Both elements were named after eminent scientists, making these the first of a series named like this. The choice of Fermium for element #100 has proven to be prescient since it is the last element to be synthesized using neutron caption reactions, which were extensively studied by Fermi, who had nothing to do with this element, but who was involved in the construction of the first atomic bomb. In 1953 researchers at the Nobel Institute in Stockholm prepared also element #100, they proposed the name Centurium (Ct), derived from the Latin Centum = hundred. This name appeared also in non-specialist magazines of the year 1950/51 (Cf. Einsteinium). Because of the military secrets, the American discovery was not made public at that time. After their publication in 1955 it became clear Fermium has the priority.)
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=670  \\$aWork cat.: Cut/uncut : true gay experiences of foreskin and circumcision, Volume 1, 1986.
=670  \\$aBerkeley, B. Foreskin : its past, its present & --its future?, c1983.
=670  \\$a93202483: Griffin, G.M. Decircumcision : circumcision practices & foreskin restoration methods, c1991.
=670  \\$aForeskin quarterly, winter 1984.
=670  \\$aCircumcision : surgical removal of the foreskin from the tip of the penis, 2000$b(Every male is born with a covering of skin over the sensitive end of the penis. This covering is called foreskin. For some people, circumcision is a religious ritual. For others, it is a cultural preference. The procedure began as a way to help prevent disease by making the penis easier to clean. Circumcision is the surgical removal of the foreskin from the head (tip) of the penis. This leaves the end of the penis exposed.)
=670  \\$aMeSH browser, Sept. 21, 2012$b(Foreskin. Scope Note: The double-layered skin fold that covers the glans penis, the head of the penis. In MeSH Tree Structures under Penis)
=670  \\$aMiller-Keane encyclopedia and dictionary of medicine, nursing, and allied health, �2003, via TheFreeDictionary website, Sept. 21, 2012$b(foreskin: a loose fold of skin that covers the glans penis; it is a continuation of the loose skin that covers the entire penis and scrotum. Its removal is called circumcision. Called also prepuce.)
=670  \\$aMosby's medical dictionary, �2009, via TheFreeDictionary website, Sept. 21, 2012$b(foreskin: a loose fold of skin that covers the end of the penis or clitoris. Its removal constitutes circumcision. Also called prepuce)
=670  \\$aSegen's medical dictionary, �2012, via TheFreeDictionary website, Sept. 21, 2012$b(foreskin: The fleshy mucocutaneous tissue that covers an uncircumcised penis)
=670  \\$aDorland's medical dictionary for health consumers, �2007, via TheFreeDictionary website, Sept. 21, 2012$b(prepuce of clitoris: a fold capping the clitoris, formed by union of the labia minora and the clitoris; prepuce of penis: foreskin; the fold of skin covering the glans penis)
=670  \\$aMerriam-Webster online dictionary, Sept. 21, 2012$b(foreskin: a fold of skin that covers the glans of the penis; called also prepuce)
=670  \\$aDictionary.com, Sept. 21, 2012$b(foreskin: the prepuce of the penis; prepuce: 1. the fold of skin that covers the head of the penis; foreskin. 2. a similar covering of the clitoris.)
=670  \\$aCollins English dictionary - complete & unabridged, via Dictionary.com, Sept. 21, 2012$b(foreskin: the nontechnical name for prepuce; prepuce: 1. Nontechnical name: foreskin - the retractable fold of skin covering the tip of the penis 2. a similar fold of skin covering the tip of the clitoris)
=670  \\$aWikipedia, Sept. 21, 2012$b(In male human anatomy, the foreskin is a generally retractable double-layered fold of skin and mucous membrane that covers the glans penis and protects the urinary meatus when the penis is not erect. It is also described as the prepuce, a technically broader term that also includes the clitoral hood in women, to which the foreskin is embryonically homologous. Latin: prepucium, pr�putium)
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=670  \\$aEmsley, J. Nature's building blocks, 2011$b(Nobelium; element 102; joliotium (symbol Jo); chemical symbol: No; atomic number: 102; nobelium is a radioactive element and a member of the actinide group (row 4f) of the periodic table)
=670  \\$aThe element nobelium, via It's elemental website, Sept. 10, 2012$b(No; Nobelium; Atomic Number: 102; Atomic Weight: 259; Phase at Room Temperature: Solid; Element Classification: Metal; Period Number: 7; Group Number: none; Group Name: Actinide; radioactive and artificially produced; Nobelium's most stable isotope, nobelium-259, has a half-life of about 58 minutes. It decays into fermium-255 through alpha decay or into mendelevium-259 through electron capture.)
=670  \\$aWikipedia, Sept. 10, 2012$b(Nobelium is a synthetic element with the symbol No and atomic number 102. It was first correctly identified in 1966 by scientists at the Flerov Laboratory of Nuclear Reactions in Dubna, Soviet Union. Little is known about the element but limited chemical experiments have shown that it forms a stable divalent ion in solution as well as the predicted trivalent ion that is associated with its presence as one of the actinides; Naming: Element 102 was first named nobelium (No) by its claimed discoverers in 1957 by scientists at the Nobel Institute in Sweden. The name was later adopted by Berkeley scientists who claimed its discovery in 1959. The International Union of Pure and Applied Chemistry (IUPAC) officially recognised the name nobelium following the Berkeley results. In 1994, and subsequently in 1997, the IUPAC ratified the name nobelium (No) for the element on the basis that it had become entrenched in the literature over the course of 30 years and that Alfred Nobel should be commemorated in this fashion.)
=670  \\$aWikipedia, Sept. 18, 2012$b(under Dubnium: in 1994, the IUPAC proposed the name joliotium (Jl) [for dubnium], after the French physicist Fr�ed�eric Joliot-Curie, which was originally proposed by Soviet team for element 102, later named nobelium)
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=010  \\$ash 85142755 
=035  \\$aBZZ2661NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aRC685.T33
=150  \\$aVentricular tachycardia
=450  \\$aTachyarrhythmia, Ventricular
=450  \\$aVentricular tachyarrhythmia
=550  \\$wg$aTachycardia
=750  \2$aTachycardia, Ventricular$5IEN$0(DNLM)D017180

=LDR  00460cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362818802441
=005  20120730164045.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85142754 
=035  \\$aBZZ2660NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aVentricular septal defects
=450  \\$aSeptal defects, Ventricular
=550  \\$wg$aHeart septum$xAbnormalities
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/3/90
=750  \2$aHeart Septal Defects, Ventricular$5IEN$0(DNLM)D006345

=LDR  00461cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362818902441
=005  20120730164045.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85142753 
=035  \\$aBZZ2659NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRC685.V43
=150  \\$aVentricular fibrillation
=450  \\$aFibrillation, Ventricular
=550  \\$wg$aArrhythmia
=550  \\$wg$aCardiac arrest
=750  \2$aVentricular Fibrillation$5IEN$0(DNLM)D014693

=LDR  00336cz  a2200133n  4500
=001  9880362819002441
=005  20120730164045.0
=008  940404i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85142751 
=035  \\$aBZZ2657NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aVentral hernia
=550  \\$wg$aHernia
=750  \2$aHernia, Ventral$5IEN$0(DNLM)D006555

=LDR  00405cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362819102441
=005  20120730164045.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85142750 
=035  \\$aBZZ2656NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aVentilation-perfusion ratio
=550  \\$wg$aPulmonary function tests
=550  \\$wg$aRespiration
=750  \2$aVentilation-Perfusion Ratio$5IEN$0(DNLM)D014692

=LDR  00826cz  a2200241n  4500
=001  9880362819202441
=005  20120730164045.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85142747 
=035  \\$aBZZ2653NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aTH7647$bTH7685
=150  \\$aVentilation
=360  \\$isubdivision$aHeating and ventilation$iunder types of buildings, vehicles, and other constructions, e.g.$aAutomobiles--Heating and ventilation
=450  \\$aBuildings$xHeating and ventilation
=450  \\$aBuildings$xVentilation
=450  \\$aVentilating
=550  \\$wg$aBuildings$xAerodynamics
=550  \\$wg$aBuildings$xEnvironmental engineering
=550  \\$aAir conditioning
=550  \\$aDampness in buildings
=670  \\$aTEST$b(Ventilation UF Ventilating)
=750  \2$aVentilation$5IEN$0(DNLM)D014691

=LDR  00586cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362819302441
=005  20120730164045.0
=008  911219||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85142744 
=035  \\$aBZZ2650NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aVenous pressure
=450  \\$aIntravenous tension
=450  \\$aVenous blood pressure
=550  \\$wg$aBlood pressure
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Venous pressure x Blood pressure, Venous)
=670  \\$aInter. dict. med. biol.$b(Pressure: venous pressure, also called intravenous tension)
=750  \2$aVenous Pressure$5IEN$0(DNLM)D014690

=LDR  00351cz  a2200133n  4500
=001  9880362819402441
=005  20120730164045.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85142743 
=035  \\$aBZZ2649NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aVenous insufficiency
=550  \\$wg$aVeins$xDiseases
=750  \2$aVenous Insufficiency$5IEN$0(DNLM)D014689

=LDR  00645cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880362819502441
=005  20120730164045.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85142740 
=035  \\$aBZZ2646NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aQP235$cSecretion
=053  \\$aQP632.V46$cAnimal biochemistry
=150  \\$aVenom
=360  \\$isubdivision$aVenom$iunder individual animals and groups of animals, e.g.$aPoisonous fishes--Venom; Insects--Venom
=450  \\$aVenoms
=550  \\$wg$aToxins
=550  \\$aAntivenins
=550  \\$aPoisonous animals
=670  \\$aWeb. 3$b(venom: n -s)
=750  \2$aVenoms$5IEN$0(DNLM)D014688

=LDR  00636cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362819602441
=005  20120730164045.0
=008  920114i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85142697 
=035  \\$aBZZ2603NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRA644.E52$cPublic health
=053  \\$aSF959.E5$cVeterinary medicine
=150  \\$aVenezuelan equine encephalomyelitis
=450  \\$aEncephalitis, Venezuelan equine
=450  \\$aEncephalomyelitis, Venezuelan equine$5IEN
=450  \\$aVenezuelan equine encephalitis
=550  \\$wg$aEquine encephalomyelitis
=750  \2$aEncephalomyelitis, Venezuelan Equine$5IEN$0(DNLM)D004685

=LDR  01409cz  a2200337n  4500
=001  9880362819702441
=005  20130909114912.0
=008  050218i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85142634 
=035  \\$aBZZ2540NU
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC$dDLC$dWaU$dDLC
=053  \0$aRA644.V4$cPublic health
=053  \0$aRC200$bRC203$cInternal medicine
=150  \\$aSexually transmitted diseases
=450  \\$aSexual diseases
=450  \\$aSexually transmissible infections
=450  \\$aSexually transmitted infections
=450  \\$aSTDs (Diseases)
=450  \\$aSTIs (Sexually transmitted infections)
=450  \\$aVD (Disease)
=450  \\$wnne$aVenereal diseases
=550  \\$wg$aCommunicable diseases
=550  \\$aSexual health
=670  \\$aNIH$b(Communicable diseases, Sexually transmitted)
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Venereal diseases)
=670  \\$aCecil Textbook of medicine, 16th ed., 1982:$bpp. 1562-1584 (Sexually transmitted diseases)
=670  \\$aHennepin$b(Sexually transmitted diseases)
=670  \\$aSyphilis, STIs, and men who have sex with men in Sydney, c2004:$bp. v (STD - sexually transmitted disease; STI - sexually transmitted (or transmissible) infection)
=670  \\$aDoes research on STIs provide keys to prevention?, c2009:$bp. 1 (sexually transmissible infections (STIs))
=675  \\$aDorland's med. dict.
=750  \2$aSexually Transmitted Diseases$5IEN-M$0(DNLM)D012749

=LDR  00534cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362819802441
=005  20120730164045.0
=008  930409||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85142600 
=035  \\$aBZZ2506NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aVena cava superior
=450  \\$aSuperior vena cava
=450  \\$wnne9$aVena cava, Superior
=550  \\$wg$aVenae cavae
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Vena cava, Superior)
=670  \\$aDorland's med. dict.$b(vena cava superior [NA])
=750  \2$aVena Cava, Superior$5IEN$0(DNLM)D014683

=LDR  00554cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362819902441
=005  20120730164045.0
=008  930409||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85142599 
=035  \\$aBZZ2505NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN$dIEN
=150  \\$aVena cava inferior
=450  \\$aInferior vena cava
=550  \\$wg$aVenae cavae
=667  \\$aOld catalog heading: Vena cava, Inferior
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Vena cava, Inferior)
=670  \\$aDorland's med. dict.$b(vena cava inferior [NA])
=750  \2$aVena Cava, Inferior$5IEN$0(DNLM)D014682

=LDR  00447cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362820002441
=005  20120730164045.0
=008  930409||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85142597 
=035  \\$aBZZ2503NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aVenae cavae
=450  \\$wnne$aVena cava
=550  \\$wg$aVeins
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Venae cavae)
=670  \\$aDorland's med. dict.$b(venae cavae)
=750  \2$aVenae Cavae$5IEN$0(DNLM)D014684

=LDR  00613cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362820102441
=005  20120730164044.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85142587 
=035  \\$aBZZ2493NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRF497.V84
=150  \\$aVelopharyngeal insufficiency
=450  \\$aPalatopharyngeal incompetence
=450  \\$aPalatopharyngeal insufficiency
=450  \\$aVelopharyngeal incompetence
=550  \\$wg$aMouth$xAbnormalities
=550  \\$wg$aPharynx$xDiseases
=550  \\$wg$aSpeech disorders
=750  \2$aVelopharyngeal Insufficiency$5IEN$0(DNLM)D014681

=LDR  00398cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362820202441
=005  20120730164044.0
=008  911219i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85142548 
=035  \\$aBZZ2454NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aVeins$xRadiography
=450  \\$aPhlebography
=450  \\$aVenography
=550  \\$wg$aAngiography
=750  \2$aPhlebography$5IEN$0(DNLM)D010690

=LDR  00461cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362820302441
=005  20120730164044.0
=008  911219||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85142544 
=035  \\$aBZZ2450NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQL835$cComparative anatomy
=053  \\$aQM191$cHuman anatomy
=150  \\$aVeins
=360  \\$iheadings beginning with the word$aVenous
=550  \\$wg$aBlood-vessels
=750  \2$aVeins$5IEN$0(DNLM)D014680

=LDR  00332cz  a2200133n  4500
=001  9880362820402441
=005  20161110093034.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85142523
=035  \\$aBZZ2429NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aVegetarians
=550  \\$wg$aPersons
=750  \2$aVegetarians$0(DNLM)D000066988$5IEN

=LDR  00540cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362820502441
=005  20120730164044.0
=008  040413i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85142520 
=035  \\$aBZZ2426NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aRM236$cTherapeutics
=053  \0$aTX392$bTX392.8$cNutrition
=150  \\$aVegetarianism
=450  \\$aMeatless meals
=450  \\$aVegetarian diet
=550  \\$wg$aDiet
=670  \\$aLC database, Apr. 13, 2004$b(titles: vegetarian diet)
=750  \2$aDiet, Vegetarian$5IEN$0(DNLM)D014676

=LDR  00534cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362820602441
=005  20120730164044.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85142489 
=035  \\$aBZZ2395NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aSB320$bSB353.5$cCulture
=150  \\$aVegetables
=360  \\$iindividual vegetables and groups of vegetables, e.g.$aBroccoli; Onions
=550  \\$wg$aFood crops
=550  \\$wg$aHorticultural crops
=550  \\$wg$aHorticultural products
=750  \2$aVegetables$5IEN$0(DNLM)D014675

=LDR  00631cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362820702441
=005  20120730164044.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85142461 
=035  \\$aBZZ2367NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRD86.V42$cAnesthesia
=150  \\$aVecuronium bromide
=450  \\$aBisacetyloxypiperidinylandrostanylmethylpiperidinium bromide
=450  \\$aDiacetoxypiperidinoandrostanylmethylpiperidinium bromide
=450  \\$aNorcuron
=550  \\$wg$aBromides
=550  \\$wg$aNeuromuscular blocking agents
=550  \\$wg$aPiperidine
=750  \2$aVecuronium Bromide$5IEN$0(DNLM)D014673

=LDR  00383cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362820802441
=005  20120730164044.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85142459 
=035  \\$aBZZ2365NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRC683.5.V4
=150  \\$aVectorcardiography
=550  \\$wg$aElectrocardiography
=750  \2$aVectorcardiography$5IEN$0(DNLM)D014672

=LDR  00625cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880362820902441
=005  20120730164044.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85142405 
=035  \\$aBZZ2311NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRD585.5
=150  \\$aVasovasostomy
=450  \\$aReanastomosis of the vas deferens
=450  \\$aReversal of vasectomy
=450  \\$aSterilization reversal, Male
=450  \\$aVas deferens$xReanastomosis
=450  \\$aVasectomy, Reversal of
=550  \\$wg$aSterilization reversal
=550  \\$wg$aVas deferens$xSurgery
=750  \2$aVasovasostomy$5IEN$0(DNLM)D014669

=LDR  00585cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362821002441
=005  20120730164044.0
=008  930701||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85142404 
=035  \\$aBZZ2310NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQP572.V3
=150  \\$aVasopressin
=450  \\$aADH (Hormone)
=450  \\$aAntidiuretic hormone
=450  \\$aPitressin
=550  \\$wg$aOligopeptides
=550  \\$wg$aPituitary hormones
=670  \\$aDorland's med. dict.$b(vasopressin. Called also antidiuretic hormone (ADH))
=750  \2$aVasopressins$5IEN$0(DNLM)D014667

=LDR  00531cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362821102441
=005  20120730164044.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85142401 
=035  \\$aBZZ2307NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aVasodilators
=450  \\$aVasoactive antagonists
=450  \\$aVasodilator agents
=550  \\$wg$aCardiovascular agents
=550  \\$aBlood-vessels$xDilatation
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Vasodilator agents x Vasoactive antagonists)
=750  \2$aVasodilator Agents$5IEN$0(DNLM)D014665

=LDR  02331cz  a2200325n  4500
=001  9880362821202441
=005  20120730164043.0
=008  860211||\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85142400 
=035  \\$aBZZ2306NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dWaU
=053  \0$aQP572.V28
=150  \\$aVasoactive intestinal peptide
=450  \\$aIntestinal peptide, Vasoactive
=450  \\$aIntestinal polypeptide, Vasoactive
=450  \\$wnne$aVasoactive intestinal peptides
=450  \\$aVasoactive intestinal polypeptide
=450  \\$aVasointestinal peptide
=450  \\$aVIP (Vasoactive intestinal peptide)
=550  \\$wg$aGastrointestinal agents
=550  \\$wg$aGastrointestinal hormones
=550  \\$wg$aNeuroprotective agents
=550  \\$wg$aNeurotransmitters
=550  \\$wg$aPeptides
=550  \\$wg$aVasodilators
=670  \\$aMeSH browser (2010 MeSH), via WWW, Nov. 10, 2009$b(Vasoactive Intestinal Peptide. UF Vasoactive Intestinal Polypeptide, Vasointestinal Peptide, VIP (Vasoactive Intestinal Peptide). A highly basic, 28 amino acid neuropeptide released from intestinal mucosa. It has a wide range of biological actions affecting the cardiovascular, gastrointestinal, and respiratory systems and is neuroprotective. It binds special receptors. Pharm Action: Gastrointestinal Agents, Neuroprotective Agents, Vasodilator Agents. In MeSH Tree Structures under Gastrointestinal Hormones)
=670  \\$aWikipedia, Nov. 10, 2009$b(Vasoactive intestinal peptide (VIP, also polypeptide) is a peptide hormone containing 28 amino acid residues and is produced in many areas of the human body including the gut, pancreas and suprachiasmatic nuclei of the hypothalamus in the brain)
=670  \\$aPathophysiology of the endocrine system, via WWW, Nov. 10, 2009:$bGastrointestinal Hormones > Vasoactive Intestinal Peptide (Vasoactive Intestinal Peptide. VIP is a 28-amino acid peptide structurally related to secretin. It was originally isolated from intestinal extracts and shown to be a potent vasodilator. Subsequent work demonstrated that VIP is very widely distributed in the peripheral and central nervous systems, and probably should not be considered a true GI hormone)
=688  \\$aHeading changed 20100121 from: 150:##:_{dollar}a Vasoactive intestinal peptides
=750  \2$aVasoactive Intestinal Peptide$5IEN$0(DNLM)D014660

=LDR  00546cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362821302441
=005  20120730164043.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85142370 
=035  \\$aBZZ2276NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQP255$cReproduction
=053  \\$aRD585.5$cSurgery
=150  \\$aVasectomy
=550  \\$wg$aMale contraception
=550  \\$wg$aSterilization (Birth control)
=550  \\$wg$aVas deferens$xSurgery
=681  \\$iExample under$aExcision (Surgery)
=750  \2$aVasectomy$5IEN$0(DNLM)D014659

=LDR  00576cz   2200205n  4500
=001  9880362821402441
=005  20230127154040.0
=008  910708i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85142363
=035  \\$aBZZ2269NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRC694.5.I53
=150  \\$aVasculitis
=450  \\$aAngiitis
=450  \\$aBlood-vessels$xInflammation
=450  \\$aVasculitides
=550  \\$wg$aBlood-vessels$xDiseases
=550  \\$wg$aInflammation
=750  \2$aVasculitis$5IEN$0(DNLM)D014657
=750  \2$iNarrower mapping$aIgA Vasculitis$0(DNLM)D011695$4NM$5IEN-M

=LDR  00562cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362821502441
=005  20120730164043.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85142361 
=035  \\$aBZZ2267NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQP110.V37
=150  \\$aVascular smooth muscle
=450  \\$aBlood-vessels$xMuscles
=450  \\$aMuscle, Smooth, Vascular$5IEN
=450  \\$aMuscle, Vascular
=550  \\$wg$aBlood-vessels
=550  \\$wg$aSmooth muscle
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/12/90
=750  \2$aMuscle, Smooth, Vascular$5IEN$0(DNLM)D009131

=LDR  00506cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362821602441
=005  20110525082243.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85142360 
=035  \\$aBZZ2266NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aVascular grafts
=450  \\$aBlood-vessels$xGrafts
=550  \\$wg$aBlood-vessels$xTransplantation
=550  \\$wg$aProsthesis
=550  \\$wg$aTransplantation of organs, tissues, etc.
=750  \2$aBlood Vessels$xTransplantation$0(DNLM)D001808Q000637$5IEN

=LDR  00489cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362821702441
=005  20120730164043.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85142353 
=035  \\$aBZZ2259NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQL878$cComparative anatomy
=053  \\$aQM416$cHuman anatomy
=053  \\$aQP257$cPhysiology
=150  \\$aVas deferens
=450  \\$aDuctus deferens
=550  \\$wg$aGenerative organs, Male
=750  \2$aVas Deferens$5IEN$0(DNLM)D014649

=LDR  00517cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362821802441
=005  20100810212909.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85142346 
=035  \\$aBZZ2252LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aQL458.2.V37$cZoology
=150  \\$aVarroidae
=550  \\$wg$aParasitiformes
=670  \\$aSyn. liv. org.:$bv. 2, p. 115 (Varroidae, superfamily Dermanyssoidea, cohort Dermanyssina, suborder Mesostigmata, order Parasitiformes)
=750  \2$aVarroidae$0(DNLM)D057077$5IEN

=LDR  00449cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362821902441
=005  20120730164043.0
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=550  \\$wg$aVeins$xDiseases
=750  \2$aVaricose Veins$5IEN$0(DNLM)D014648

=LDR  00401cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362822002441
=005  20120730164043.0
=008  860211||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
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=053  \\$aRC898
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=550  \\$wg$aVaricose veins
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=LDR  00663cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880362822102441
=005  20120730164043.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85142324 
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=750  \2$aHerpesvirus 3, Human$5IEN$0(DNLM)D014645

=LDR  00782cz  a2200241n  4500
=001  9880362822202441
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=008  871218i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
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=670  \\$aDarwin, C. The variation of animals and plants under domestication, 1868.
=670  \\$aLC database, Sept. 26, 2000$b(titles: biological variation)
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=001  9880362822302441
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=010  \\$ash 85142070 
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=360  \\$isubdivision$aVapor pressure$iunder individual chemicals and groups of chemicals, e.g.$aCopper--Vapor pressure
=360  \\$isubdivision$aVapor pressure$iunder individual chemicals, e.g.$aCopper--Vapor pressure
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=550  \\$wg$aSublimation (Chemistry)
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=LDR  00423cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362822402441
=005  20120730164043.0
=008  860211||\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85142052 
=035  \\$aBZZ1958NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQK495.O64$cBotany
=053  \0$aSB307.V2$cCulture
=150  \\$aVanilla
=550  \\$wg$aFlavoring essences
=550  \\$wg$aOrchids
=750  \2$aVanilla$5IEN$0(DNLM)D031669

=LDR  00385cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362822502441
=005  20120730164043.0
=008  940406i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85142027 
=035  \\$aBZZ1933NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aVancomycin
=550  \\$wg$aAntibacterial agents
=550  \\$wg$aGlycopeptide antibiotics
=750  \2$aVancomycin$5IEN$0(DNLM)D014640

=LDR  01410cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880362822602441
=005  20130514083355.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85142005 
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=053  \0$aTP245.V2$cChemical technology
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=450  \\$aErythronium (Metal)
=450  \\$aPanchromium
=550  \\$wg$aTransition metals
=670  \\$aWikipedia, Oct. 12, 2012$b(Vanadium is a chemical element with the symbol V and atomic number 23. It is a hard, silvery gray, ductile and malleable transition metal. Andr�es Manuel del R�io discovered compounds of vanadium in 1801 by analyzing a new lead-bearing mineral he called "brown lead," and presumed its qualities were due to the presence of a new element, which he named erythronium)
=670  \\$aChemicool website, Oct. 12, 2012$b(Vanadium was discovered in 1801 by the Spanish scientist Andres Manuel del Rio. He named his new element panchromo or panchromium meaning "all of the colors" because of the wide range of colors he had found when investigating the element's salts. He then renamed the element eritrono or erythronium, from the Greek word eruthros, meaning red.)
=750  \2$aVanadium$5IEN$0(DNLM)D014639

=LDR  00337cz  a2200133n  4500
=001  9880362822702441
=005  20120730164043.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85142004 
=035  \\$aBZZ1910NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dWaU
=150  \\$aVanadates
=550  \\$wg$aVanadium compounds
=750  \2$aVanadates$5IEN$0(DNLM)D014638

=LDR  00593cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880362822802441
=005  20130404111558.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85141922 
=035  \\$aBZZ1828NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRM666.V33
=150  \\$aValproic acid
=450  \\$aDipropylacetic acid
=450  \\$aPropylpentanoic acid
=450  \\$aPropylvaleric acid
=450  \\$aSodium valproate
=450  \\$aValproate
=550  \\$wg$aAcetic acid
=550  \\$wg$aAnticonvulsants
=550  \\$wg$aValeric acid
=750  \2$aValproic Acid$5IEN$0(DNLM)D014635

=LDR  00357cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362822902441
=005  20120730164042.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85141837 
=035  \\$aBZZ1743LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aQK495.V3
=150  \\$aValerianaceae
=550  \\$wg$aDipsacales
=750  \2$aValerianaceae$5IEN$0(DNLM)D028161

=LDR  00403cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362823002441
=005  20041110105330.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85141835 
=035  \\$aBZZ1741LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQK495.V3$cBotany
=053  \0$aSB295.V34$cMedicinal plants
=150  \\$aValeriana
=550  \\$wg$aValerianaceae
=750  \2$aValerian$0(DNLM)D014632$5IEN

=LDR  00294cz  a2200121n  4500
=001  9880362823102441
=005  20120730164042.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|n\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85141834 
=035  \\$aBZZ1740NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aValerates
=750  \2$aValerates$5IEN$0(DNLM)D014631

=LDR  00456cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362823202441
=005  20120522103811.0
=008  871218||\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85141766 
=035  \\$a(OCoLC)02068053
=035  \\$aBZZ1672NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aVagus nerve
=450  \\$aPneumogastric nerve
=550  \\$wg$aNerves, Cranial
=550  \\$wg$aParasympathetic nervous system
=750  \2$aVagus Nerve$0(DNLM)D014630$5IEN

=LDR  00357cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362823302441
=005  20120730164042.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85141763 
=035  \\$aBZZ1669NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRD540.57
=150  \\$aVagotomy
=550  \\$wg$aVagus nerve$xSurgery
=750  \2$aVagotomy$5IEN$0(DNLM)D014628

=LDR  00399cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362823402441
=005  20120730164042.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85141762 
=035  \\$aBZZ1668NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aVaginitis
=450  \\$aVagina$xInflammation
=550  \\$wg$aInflammation
=550  \\$wg$aVagina$xDiseases
=750  \2$aVaginitis$5IEN$0(DNLM)D014627

=LDR  00441cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362823502441
=005  20060803091628.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85141761 
=035  \\$aBZZ1667LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aVaginismus
=550  \\$wg$aPsychosexual disorders
=550  \\$wg$aSpasms
=550  \\$wg$aVagina$xAbnormalities
=670  \\$aDSM-III-R:$bp. 295.
=750  \2$aVaginismus$0(DNLM)D052065$5IEN

=LDR  00535cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362823602441
=005  20120730164042.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85141760 
=035  \\$aBZZ1666NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRG107.5.V3
=150  \\$aVaginal smears
=550  \\$wg$aDiagnostic specimens
=550  \\$wg$aExfoliative cytology
=550  \\$wg$aGenerative organs, Female$xDiseases$xDiagnosis
=550  \\$wg$aGenerative organs, Female$xExamination
=750  \2$aVaginal Smears$5IEN$0(DNLM)D014626

=LDR  00440cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362823702441
=005  20070423100402.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85141759 
=035  \\$aBZZ1665NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aVagina, Medication by
=450  \\$aMedication, Vaginal
=550  \\$wg$aDrugs$xAdministration
=550  \\$wg$aTherapeutics
=750  \2$aVaginal Creams, Foams, and Jellies$0(DNLM)D014622$5IEN

=LDR  00342cz  a2200133n  4500
=001  9880362823802441
=005  20120730164042.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|n\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85141757 
=035  \\$aBZZ1663NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRG268$bRG272
=150  \\$aVagina$xDiseases
=750  \2$aVaginal Diseases$5IEN$0(DNLM)D014623

=LDR  00312cz  a2200121n  4500
=001  9880362823902441
=005  20120730164042.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|n\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85141756 
=035  \\$aBZZ1662NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aVagina$xCancer
=750  \2$aVaginal Neoplasms$5IEN$0(DNLM)D014625

=LDR  01983cz  a2200241n  4500
=001  9880362824002441
=005  20120730164042.0
=008  860211||\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85141754 
=035  \\$aBZZ1660NU
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh 85141754
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC$dWaU
=150  \\$aVagina
=450  \\$aVaginal canal
=550  \\$wg$aCopulatory organs
=550  \\$wg$aGenerative organs, Female
=670  \\$aDorland's ill. medical dict., c1981$b(vagina: the canal in the female, extending from the vulva to the cervix uteri, which receives the penis in copulation)
=670  \\$aRandom House Web. unabr. dict., c1997$b(vagina 1. Anat., Zool. a. the passage leading from the uterus to the vulva in certain female mammals)
=670  \\$aThe on-line medical dict., via WWW, May 16, 2000$b(vagina - the female organ of sexual intercourse, the birth canal)
=670  \\$aMedical glossary, via Amer. Med. Assoc. Web site, May 16, 2000$b(Vagina - the muscular passage connecting the uterus with the outside genitals; a component of the female reproductive system)
=670  \\$aDict. of on-line medical resources, via WWW, May 16, 2000$b(vagina - is part of the internal female genitalia. Anterior to the vagina is the urinary bladder and posterior to the vagina is the rectum. The vaginal mucosa is lined with stratified epithelium.)
=670  \\$aMedicineNet.com medical dict., via WWW, May 16, 2000$b(Vagina: The muscular canal extending from the cervix to the outside of the body. It is usually six to seven inches in length, and its walls are lined with mucus membrane. It includes two vaultlike structures, the anterior (front) vaginal fornix and the posterior (rear) vaginal fornix. The cervix protrudes slightly into the vagina, and it is through a tiny hole in the cervix (the os) that sperm make their way toward the internal reproductive organs. The vagina also includes numerous tiny glands that make vaginal secretions.)
=750  \2$aVagina$5IEN$0(DNLM)D014621

=LDR  00398cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362824102441
=005  20120730164042.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85141726 
=035  \\$aBZZ1632NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQC166
=150  \\$aVacuum
=450  \\$aHigh vacuum technique
=550  \\$aElectric discharges through gases
=750  \2$aVacuum$5IEN$0(DNLM)D014618

=LDR  00556cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880362824202441
=005  20120730164042.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85141724 
=035  \\$aBZZ1630NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aQK495.E68
=150  \\$aVaccinium vitis-idaea
=450  \\$aCowberry
=450  \\$aFoxberry
=450  \\$aLingonberry
=450  \\$aMountain cranberry
=450  \\$aNorthern mountain cranberry
=450  \\$aWhinberry
=550  \\$wg$aVaccinium
=750  \2$aVaccinium vitis-idaea$5IEN$0(DNLM)D029801

=LDR  01350cz  a2200313n  4500
=001  9880362824302441
=005  20120730164042.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85141723 
=035  \\$aBZZ1629LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aQK495.E68$cBotany
=053  \\$aSB207.B54$cForage plants
=150  \\$aBilberry
=450  \\$aBlaeberry
=450  \\$aEuropean blueberry
=450  \\$aMyrtle whortleberry
=450  \\$wnne$aVaccinium myrtillus
=450  \\$aWhinberry
=450  \\$aWhortleberry
=550  \\$wg$aVaccinium
=670  \\$aJoint FAO/WHO Codex Alimentarius Commission. Recommended international standard for quick frozen bilberries, 1976.
=670  \\$aSPN:$bp. 644 (Vaccinium myrtillus, myrtle whortleberry, wineberry)
=670  \\$aPop. encyc. plants, 1982:$bp. 57 (bilberry, Vaccinium myrtillus, blaeberry, European blueberry, whortleberry)
=670  \\$aAgric. hdbk. Checklist names 3,000 vascular plants, 1986:$bp. 145 (Vaccinium myrtillus, bilberry, whortleberry)
=670  \\$aHortus 3$b(Vaccinium myrtillus, whortleberry, bilberry, whinberry)
=670  \\$aFAO plants$b(Vaccinium myrtillus, bilberry, whortleberry)
=670  \\$aTanaka, T. Tanaka's cyclopedia of edible plants, 1976:$bp. 753 (Vaccinium myrtillus, whortleberry, bilberry)
=750  \2$aVaccinium myrtillus$5IEN$0(DNLM)D029800

=LDR  00335cz  a2200133n  4500
=001  9880362824402441
=005  20120730164038.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85141371 
=035  \\$aBZZ1277NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aUreterocele
=550  \\$wg$aUreters$xDiseases
=750  \2$aUreterocele$5IEN$0(DNLM)D014518

=LDR  00401cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362824502441
=005  20120730164038.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85141368 
=035  \\$aBZZ1274NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRC915
=150  \\$aUremia
=450  \\$aUraemia
=550  \\$wg$aKidneys$xDiseases
=550  \\$aAzotemia
=750  \2$aUremia$5IEN$0(DNLM)D014511

=LDR  00368cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362824602441
=005  20120730164038.0
=008  920305||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85141365 
=035  \\$aBZZ1271NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQP609.U7
=150  \\$aUrease
=450  \\$aUrase
=550  \\$wg$aAmidases
=750  \2$aUrease$5IEN$0(DNLM)D014510

=LDR  00636cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880362824702441
=005  20120730164038.0
=008  050729i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85141359 
=035  \\$aBZZ1265NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dABAU
=053  \0$aQD315$cChemistry
=053  \0$aQP801.U7$cPhysiological chemistry
=150  \\$aUrea
=450  \\$aCarbamide
=550  \\$wg$aMetabolism
=550  \\$wg$aNitrogen excretion
=550  \\$wg$aUrine
=550  \\$wg$aUrine$xAnalysis
=670  \\$aMcGraw-Hill dictionary of scientific and technical terms, 2003:$b(urea; also known as: carbamide)
=750  \2$aUrea$5IEN$0(DNLM)D014508

=LDR  00627cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880362824802441
=005  20150202155118.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85141338 
=035  \\$aBZZ1244NU
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aUrbanization
=450  \\$aCities and towns, Movement to
=450  \\$aUrban development
=450  \\$aUrban systems
=550  \\$wg$aCities and towns
=550  \\$wg$aSocial history
=550  \\$wg$aSociology, Rural
=550  \\$wg$aSociology, Urban
=550  \\$wg$aUrban policy
=550  \\$aRural-urban migration
=750  \2$aUrbanization$5IEN$0(DNLM)D014507

=LDR  00557cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880362824902441
=005  20120730164037.0
=008  060531i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85141324 
=035  \\$aBZZ1230NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aHT170$bHT178
=150  \\$aUrban renewal
=450  \\$aModel cities
=450  \\$aRenewal, Urban
=450  \\$aUrban redevelopment
=450  \\$aUrban renewal projects
=550  \\$aCity planning
=550  \\$aLand use, Urban
=550  \\$aUrban policy
=750  \2$aUrban Renewal$5IEN$0(DNLM)D014506

=LDR  00799cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362825002441
=005  20120730164037.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85141316 
=035  \\$aBZZ1222NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aRA566.7
=150  \\$aUrban health
=450  \\$aCity health
=450  \\$aUrban public health
=450  \\$aUrbanization$xHealth aspects
=550  \\$wg$aPublic health
=680  \\$iHere are entered general works on public health in urban areas. This heading may be divided geographically by names of individual regions, countries, states, etc. Works on public health in specific cities or other urban areas are entered under the heading$aPublic health$iwith the appropriate geographic subdivision.
=750  \2$aUrban Health$5IEN$0(DNLM)D014504

=LDR  01235cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362825102441
=005  20121226153339.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85141285 
=035  \\$aBZZ1191NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dWaU
=053  \0$aQD181.U7$cGeneral and inorganic chemistry
=053  \0$aQD412.U7$cOrganometallic chemistry
=053  \0$aTP245.U7$cChemical technology
=150  \\$aUranium compounds
=550  \\$wg$aChemicals
=550  \\$wg$aRadioactive substances
=670  \\$aUranium and its compounds, via Depleted UF b6 (B guide website, Aug. 13, 2012$b(Uranium is a radioactive element that occurs naturally in varying but small amounts in soil, rocks, water, plants, animals and all human beings. Uranium can be processed to make fuel for nuclear reactors, and for use in U.S. National Defense. Uranium can take many chemical forms (including uranium hexafluoride), some of which play an important role in uranium processing. Several possible health effects are associated with human exposure to uranium compounds.)
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=670  \\$aWikipedia, Aug. 13, 2012$b(Uranium is a silvery-white metallic chemical element in the actinide series of the periodic table, with symbol U and atomic number 92. All isotopes are unstable and uranium is weakly radioactive. When refined, uranium is a silvery white, weakly radioactive metal, which is harder than most elements.)
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=001  9880362827702441
=005  20120730164035.0
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=010  \\$ash 85139494 
=035  \\$aBZY9400NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQC244$cAcoustics
=053  \0$aTA367$cEngineering
=150  \\$aUltrasonics
=450  \\$aInaudible sound
=450  \\$aSupersonics
=550  \\$wg$aSound
=550  \\$aSound pressure
=680  \\$iHere are entered works on sound inaudible to the human ear, i.e., at frequencies above about 20,000 cycles.
=750  \2$aUltrasonics$5IEN$0(DNLM)D014465

=LDR  00426cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362827802441
=005  20080518104736.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85139492 
=035  \\$aBZY9398NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRM862.7
=150  \\$aUltrasonic waves$xTherapeutic use
=450  \\$aSupersonic therapy
=450  \\$aUltrasonic therapy
=750  \2$aUltrasonic Therapy$0(DNLM)D014464$5IEN

=LDR  00478cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362246102441
=005  20120730163000.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85039959 
=035  \\$aBZN9865NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aDumping syndrome
=450  \\$aDumping reactions
=450  \\$aDumping stomach
=550  \\$wg$aPostgastrectomy syndromes
=550  \\$wg$aSyndromes
=690  \\$ar:AMD:6/26/90
=750  \2$aDumping Syndrome$5IEN$0(DNLM)D004377

=LDR  00428cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362246202441
=005  20120730163000.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85039921 
=035  \\$aBZN9827NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQL737.S62
=150  \\$aDugong
=450  \\$aDugong dugon
=450  \\$aDugong (Genus)
=450  \\$aDugongs
=550  \\$wg$aDugongidae
=750  \2$aDugong$5IEN$0(DNLM)D020454

=LDR  00410cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362246302441
=005  20120730163000.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85039918 
=035  \\$aBZN9824NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQL391.P7
=150  \\$aDugesia
=450  \\$aEuplanaria
=550  \\$wg$aDugesiidae
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/18/90
=750  \2$aPlanarians$5IEN$0(DNLM)D010932

=LDR  00485cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362246402441
=005  20120730163000.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85039885 
=035  \\$aBZN9791NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aDuctus arteriosus
=450  \\$aBotallo's duct
=450  \\$aDuctus Botalli
=550  \\$wg$aAorta
=550  \\$wg$aBlood-vessels
=550  \\$wg$aFetus
=690  \\$ar:AMD:6/26/90
=750  \2$aDuctus Arteriosus$5IEN$0(DNLM)D004373

=LDR  00995cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880362246502441
=005  20120730162959.0
=008  040121i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85039879 
=035  \\$aBZN9785NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dWaU$dDLC
=053  \0$aQL696.A52$cZoology
=053  \0$aSF504.7$bSF505.63$cCulture
=150  \\$aDucks
=450  \\$aAnatinae
=550  \\$wg$aAnatidae
=550  \\$wg$aPoultry
=670  \\$aBritannica Micro.:$bv. III, p. 690 (true ducks (subfamily Anatinae, family Anatidae))
=670  \\$aThe Amer. Heritage dict. of the Engl. lang., c2000$b(poultry: Domestic fowls, such as chickens, turkeys, ducks, or geese, raised for meat or eggs)
=670  \\$aWeb. 3$b(poultry: domesticated birds that serve as a source of eggs or meat and that include among commercially important kinds chickens, turkeys, ducks, and geese and among kinds chiefly of local interest guinea fowl, peafowl, pigeons, pheasants, and others)
=750  \2$aDucks$5IEN$0(DNLM)D004372

=LDR  00357cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362246602441
=005  20120730162959.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85039827 
=035  \\$aBZN9733NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQK524.D79
=150  \\$aDryopteris
=550  \\$wg$aDryopteridaceae
=750  \2$aDryopteris$5IEN$0(DNLM)D032492

=LDR  00710cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362246702441
=005  20110414092403.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85039817 
=035  \\$aBZN9723NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aDrying agents
=450  \\$aDehydrating agents
=450  \\$aDesiccants
=550  \\$wg$aChemicals
=550  \\$wg$aDrying
=680  \\$iHere are entered works on driers used to remove moisture. Works on equipment used in drying operations are entered under$aDrying apparatus.$iWorks on driers used in paints, varnishes, etc. are entered under$aDriers.
=681  \\$iNotes under$aDriers; Drying apparatus
=750  \2$aHygroscopic Agents$0(DNLM)D058427$5IEN

=LDR  00609cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880362246802441
=005  20120730162959.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85039805 
=035  \\$aBZN9711NU
=035  \\$ash 85039805
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aTP492.82.D78
=150  \\$aDry ice
=450  \\$aCarbon dioxide snow
=450  \\$aIce, Dry
=450  \\$aRefrigerating carbonic acid
=450  \\$aSolid carbon dioxide
=550  \\$wg$aCarbon dioxide
=550  \\$wg$aRefrigerants
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Dry ice x Carbon dioxide snow)
=750  \2$aDry Ice$5IEN$0(DNLM)D004367

=LDR  00687cz  a2200241n  4500
=001  9880362246902441
=005  20120730162959.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85039770 
=035  \\$aBZN9676NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aHD9665$bHD9675
=150  \\$aDrugstores
=450  \\$aApothecaries (Drugstores)
=450  \\$aApothecary shops
=450  \\$aChemists' shops
=450  \\$aDrug stores
=450  \\$aPharmacies
=550  \\$wg$aPharmaceutical services
=550  \\$wg$aStores, Retail
=670  \\$aWeb. 3$b(Brit.; Chemist's shop)
=670  \\$aLaycock, G. Burglary : a study of chemists' shops, 1984.
=750  \2$aPharmacies$5IEN$0(DNLM)D010594

=LDR  00588cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880362247002441
=005  20090212131940.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85039761 
=035  \\$aBZN9667NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRM671
=150  \\$aDrugs, Nonprescription
=450  \\$aNonprescription drugs
=450  \\$aOTC drugs
=450  \\$aOver-the-counter drugs
=550  \\$wg$aDrugs
=550  \\$wg$aHealth products
=550  \\$aNonprescription drug industry
=550  \\$aPatent medicines
=750  \2$aNonprescription Drugs$0(DNLM)D004366$5IEN

=LDR  01104cz   2200289n  4500
=001  9880362247102441
=005  20241022104740.0
=008  931025i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85039758
=035  \\$aBZN9664NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRS201.V43
=150  \\$aDrug carriers (Pharmacy)
=450  \\$aCarriers, Drug (Pharmacy)
=450  \\$aDrug carrier systems (Pharmacy)
=450  \\$aDrug vehicles (Pharmacy)
=450  \\$aDrugs$xCarriers
=450  \\$wnne$aDrugs$xVehicles
=450  \\$aVehicles, Drug (Pharmacy)
=550  \\$wg$aDrug delivery systems
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Drug carriers; Vehicles)
=670  \\$aNIH thes.$b(Drugs vehicles)
=670  \\$aEncyc. pharm. tech.:$bv. 4, p. 13 ("carriers are intended to act as delivery systems at the level of an organ or organelle.") Index (Drug carriers; Drug carrier systems)
=750  \2$aDrug Carriers$0(DNLM)D004337$5IEN
=750  \2$aPharmaceutical Vehicles$0(DNLM)D014677$5IEN
=750  \2$iNarrower mapping$aNanoparticle Drug Delivery System$0(DNLM)D000090783$4NM$5IEN-M
=930  \\$aMeSH Mapping GN 2024/10/08

=LDR  00573cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362247202441
=005  20120730162959.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85039756 
=035  \\$aBZN9662NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRM301.45
=150  \\$aDrugs$xTherapeutic equivalency
=450  \\$aBioequivalence in drugs
=450  \\$aClinical equivalence in drugs
=450  \\$aDrugs$xEquivalency, Therapeutic
=450  \\$aTherapeutic equivalency in drugs
=550  \\$wg$aBiopharmaceutics
=750  \2$aTherapeutic Equivalency$5IEN$0(DNLM)D013810

=LDR  01430cz  a2200301n  4500
=001  9880362247302441
=005  20120730162958.0
=008  031024||\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85039755 
=035  \\$aBZN9661NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aRM301.27
=150  \\$aDrugs$xTesting
=360  \\$isubdivision$aTesting$iunder individual drugs and groups of drugs; and subdivision$aTherapeutic use--Testing$iunder individual chemicals and groups of chemicals, e.g.$aCopper--Therapeutic use--Testing; Insulin--Therapeutic use--Testing
=450  \\$aClinical drug trials
=450  \\$aClinical trials of drugs
=450  \\$aDrug bioscreening
=450  \\$aDrug trials
=450  \\$aDrugs$xClinical trials
=450  \\$aDrugs$xEffectiveness$xTesting
=450  \\$aDrugs$xEvaluation
=550  \\$wg$aClinical pharmacology
=550  \\$wg$aDrug development
=670  \\$aThompson, E. Drug bioscreening, 1990.
=670  \\$aLC database, Nov. 13, 2003$b(titles: clinical drug trials, drug trials)
=680  \\$iHere are entered works on testing the effectiveness or safety of drugs. Works on testing to identify the personal use or misuse of drugs are entered under$aDrug testing.$iTechnical works on chemical analysis to determine the composition or presence of drugs are entered under$aDrugs--Analysis.
=681  \\$iNotes under$aDrug testing; Drugs--Analysis
=750  \2$aDrug Evaluation$5IEN-M$0(DNLM)D004341

=LDR  00302cz  a2200121n  4500
=001  9880362247402441
=005  20120730162958.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85039750 
=035  \\$aBZN9656NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aDrugs$xStorage
=750  \2$aDrug Storage$5IEN$0(DNLM)D004356

=LDR  01400cz  a2200289n  4500
=001  9880362247502441
=005  20140227164724.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85039746 
=035  \\$aBZN9652NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aRM302.5
=150  \\$aDrugs$xSide effects
=360  \\$isubdivision$aSide effects$iunder individual drugs and groups of drugs, e.g.$aThalidomide--Side effects; Oral contraceptives--Side effects;$ialso subdivision$aTherapeutic use--Side effects$iunder other individual chemicals and groups of chemicals and individual plants and groups of plants, e.g.$aCopper--Therapeutic use--Side effects; Corn--Therapeutic use--Side effects;$iand subdivision$aChemotherapy--Complications$iunder individual diseases, e.g.$aCancer--Chemotherapy--Complications
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=450  \\$aAdverse reactions to drug therapy
=450  \\$aChemotherapy$xComplications
=450  \\$aChemotherapy$xComplications and sequelae$5IEN
=450  \\$aDrug-induced disease
=450  \\$aDrug side effects
=450  \\$aDrugs$xAdverse reactions
=450  \\$aSide effects of drugs
=550  \\$wg$aDrugs$xPhysiological effect
=550  \\$wg$aIatrogenic diseases
=550  \\$aDrug interactions
=670  \\$aLC database, Feb. 2, 1998$b(titles: drug side effects)
=750  \2$aDrug-Related Side Effects and Adverse Reactions$0D064420$5IEN

=LDR  00346cz  a2200133n  4500
=001  9880362247602441
=005  20120730162958.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85039744 
=035  \\$aBZN9650NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aRS159
=150  \\$aDrugs$xPreservation
=750  \2$aPreservatives, Pharmaceutical$5IEN$0(DNLM)D011310

=LDR  00674cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362247702441
=005  20090210112407.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85039743 
=035  \\$aBZN9649NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRM138
=150  \\$aDrugs$xPrescribing
=450  \\$aDrug prescribing
=450  \\$aPrescribing of drugs
=450  \\$aPrescription of drugs
=550  \\$wg$aChemotherapy
=680  \\$iHere are entered works on prescribing of drugs. Works on how to write drug prescriptions are entered under$aPrescription writing.
=681  \\$iNote under$aPrescription writing
=750  \2$aDrug Prescriptions$0(DNLM)D011307$5IEN

=LDR  00358cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362247802441
=005  20120730162958.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|n\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85039741 
=035  \\$aBZN9647NU
=035  \\$ash 85039741
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aRS159.5
=150  \\$aDrugs$xPackaging
=750  \2$aDrug Packaging$5IEN$0(DNLM)D004349

=LDR  01258cz  a2200277n  4500
=001  9880362247902441
=005  20140409132134.0
=008  060317i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85039740 
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=150  \\$aDrugs$xOverdose
=360  \\$isubdivision$aOverdose$iunder individual drugs and groups of drugs, e.g.$aNarcotics--Overdose
=360  \\$isubdivision$aOverdose$iunder individual drugs or groups of drugs, e.g.$aNarcotics--Overdose
=360  \\$isubdivision$aOverdosage$iunder particular drugs or groups of drugs, e.g.$aHypnotics--Overdosage
=450  \\$aDrug overdose
=450  \\$wnne$aDrugs$xOverdosage
=450  \\$aOverdosage of drugs
=450  \\$aOverdose of drugs
=550  \\$wg$aDrugs$xDosage
=550  \\$wg$aPoisoning
=550  \\$aMedication errors
=670  \\$aMESH browser, Mar. 17, 2006$b(Overdose. Scope note: An accidental or deliberate dose of a medication or street drug that is in excess of what is normally used. Heading is in hierarchy of Poisoning)
=670  \\$aAm. heritage dict.$b(overdose: an excessive dose, especially of a narcotic)
=688  \\$aHeading changed 20060425 from: 150:##:_{dollar}a Drugs _{dollar}x Overdosage
=750  \2$aDrug Overdose$0(DNLM)D062787$5IEN

=LDR  00879cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362248002441
=005  20120730162958.0
=008  050318i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85039735 
=035  \\$aBZN9641NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aDrugs$xLaw and legislation
=450  \\$aDrug control$xLaw and legislation
=450  \\$wnne$aDrugs$xLaws and legislation
=450  \\$aPharmaceutical industry$xLaw and legislation
=550  \\$wg$aPharmaceutical policy
=550  \\$wg$aPublic health laws
=680  \\$iHere are entered works on the legal regulation of drugs. General and non-legal works on the control of drugs are entered under$aDrug control.$iTechnical works on grade, quality, purity, and strength of drugs are entered under$aDrugs--Standards.
=681  \\$iNotes under$aDrug control; Drugs--Standards
=750  \2$aLegislation, Drug$5IEN$0(DNLM)D007880

=LDR  00334cz  a2200133n  4500
=001  9880362248102441
=005  20120730162958.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|n\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85039733 
=035  \\$aBZN9639NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aDrugs$xLabeling
=690  \\$ar:AMD:6/26/90
=750  \2$aDrug Labeling$5IEN$0(DNLM)D004348

=LDR  00453cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362248202441
=005  20110326125343.0
=008  860211||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85039731 
=035  \\$aBZN9637NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aRS55.2
=150  \\$aDrugs$xGeneric substitution
=450  \\$aGeneric drug substitution
=550  \\$wg$aDrugs$xPrescribing
=550  \\$aGeneric drugs
=750  \2$aDrug Substitution$0(DNLM)D057915$5IEN

=LDR  00567cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362248302441
=005  20120730162958.0
=008  860211||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85039728 
=035  \\$aBZN9634NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRM301.8
=150  \\$aDrugs$xDose-response relationship
=450  \\$aDose-response relationship, Drug$5IEN
=450  \\$aDrugs$xDose-effect relationship
=550  \\$wg$aDrugs$xDosage
=550  \\$wg$aPharmacology
=690  \\$ar:AMD:6/26/90
=750  \2$aDose-Response Relationship, Drug$5IEN$0(DNLM)D004305

=LDR  00730cz  a2200241n  4500
=001  9880362248402441
=005  20060706130550.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85039727 
=035  \\$aBZN9633NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aRS200$bRS201
=150  \\$aDrugs$xDosage forms
=450  \\$aCompounding, Drug
=450  \\$aDosage forms of drugs
=450  \\$aDrug compounding
=450  \\$aPharmaceutical compounding
=450  \\$aPharmaceutical dosage forms
=550  \\$wg$aDrug delivery systems
=670  \\$aLC database, 7/8/94$b(pharmaceutical dosage forms)
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Drug compounding)
=750  \2$aDosage Forms$0(DNLM)D004304$5IEN
=750  \2$aDrug Compounding$0(DNLM)D004339$5IEN

=LDR  00909cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362248502441
=005  20120202151401.0
=008  860211||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85039720 
=035  \\$aBZN9626NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRM147$bRM180
=150  \\$aDrugs$xAdministration
=360  \\$isubdivision$aAdministration$iunder individual drugs and groups of drugs, e.g.$aAnesthetics--Administration;$iand subdivision$aTherapeutic use--Administration$iunder other individual chemicals and groups of chemicals, e.g.$aCopper--Therapeutic use--Administration; Insulin--Therapeutic use--Administration
=450  \\$aAdministration of drugs
=550  \\$wg$aChemotherapy
=680  \\$iHere are entered works on when and how to give or take drugs as remedies.
=750  \2$aDrug Administration Routes$0(DNLM)D004333$5IEN-M
=750  \2$aDrug Administration Schedule$0(DNLM)D004334$5IEN-M

=LDR  01509cz  a2200349n  4500
=001  9880362248602441
=005  20170105150432.0
=008  050705i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85039719
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aRM300$bRM671.5$cPharmacology
=053  \0$aRS$cPharmacy
=150  \\$aDrugs
=360  \\$iheadings beginning with the word$aDrug;$ialso individual drugs and groups of drugs, e.g.$aNarcotics;$ialso subdivision$aTherapeutic use$iunder individual chemicals and groups of chemicals, e.g.$aCopper--Therapeutic use; Insulin--Therapeutic use;$iand subdivision$aDrug use$iunder names of individual persons and under classes of persons and ethnic groups
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=450  \\$aMedications
=450  \\$aMedicine (Drugs)
=450  \\$aMedicines (Drugs)
=450  \\$aPharmaceuticals
=450  \\$aPrescription drugs
=550  \\$wg$aBioactive compounds
=550  \\$wg$aMedical supplies
=550  \\$wg$aPharmacopoeias
=550  \\$aChemotherapy
=550  \\$aMateria medica
=550  \\$aPharmacology
=550  \\$aPharmacy
=670  \\$aRandom House$b(pharmaceutical)
=670  \\$aAm. heritage dict.$b(medicine (def. 4): an agent such as a drug used to treat disease or injury; medication: a medicine or medicament)
=670  \\$aWeb. 3$b(medicine: n. -s, a substance or preparation used in treating disease)
=750  \2$iNarrower mapping$aPrescription Drugs$4NM$0(DNLM)D055553$5IEN
=750  \2$aPharmaceutical Preparations$0(DNLM)D004364$5IEN

=LDR  00501cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362248702441
=005  20120730162958.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85039718 
=035  \\$aBZN9624NU
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh 85039718
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aRM302.6
=150  \\$aDrug withdrawal symptoms
=450  \\$aSubstance withdrawal syndrome$5IEN
=450  \\$aWithdrawal symptoms
=550  \\$wg$aSymptoms
=750  \2$aSubstance Withdrawal Syndrome$5IEN$0(DNLM)D013375

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=001  9880362248802441
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=010  \\$ash 85039717 
=035  \\$aBZN9623NU
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=150  \\$aDrug utilization$xEvaluation
=750  \2$aDrug Utilization Review$5IEN-M$0(DNLM)D017723

=LDR  00383cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362248902441
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=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85038890 
=035  \\$aBZN8796NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQL737.C432
=150  \\$aDolphins
=450  \\$aDelphininae
=550  \\$wg$aDelphinidae
=750  \2$aDolphins$0(DNLM)D004289$5IEN

=LDR  02098cz  a2200421n  4500
=001  9880362249002441
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=035  \\$aBZN8734LC
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=053  \0$aQK495.C785$cBotany
=150  \\$aDogwoods
=450  \\$aArctocrania
=450  \\$aBenthamia (Dogwoods)
=450  \\$aChamaepericlymenum
=450  \\$aCornels
=450  \\$wnne$aCornus (Plants)
=450  \\$aCynoxylon
=450  \\$aDendrobenthamia
=450  \\$wnne$aDogwood
=450  \\$aMacrocarpium
=450  \\$aSvida
=450  \\$wnne$aSwida
=450  \\$aThelycrania
=450  \\$aYinquania
=550  \\$wg$aCornaceae
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Mercel, F. Roz�s�irenie a variabilita z�astupcov rodov Cornus L., Swida Opiz a Corylus L. na Slovensku, 1988.
=670  \\$aHortus 3$b(Cornus; syn: Chamaepericlymenum, Cynoxylon, Swida (Svida), Thelycrania, Dogwood, Cornel)
=670  \\$aWeb. 3$b(Cornus; see also cornel, dogwood)
=670  \\$aEngler Syl. Pflanz.:$bp. 370.
=670  \\$aInd. nom. gen. (plant.)
=670  \\$aSPN$b(Cornus; syn: Benthamia, Chamaepericlymenum, Svida, Dogwood)
=670  \\$aGRIN taxonomy, via WWW, May 20, 2005$b(Genus: Cornus L. Family: Cornaceae. Common name: dogwood. Synonyms: Afrocrania, Arctocrania, Benthamia, Bothrocaryum, Chamaepericlymenum, Cynoxylon, Macrocarpium, Thelycrania, Yinquania. Probable synonyms: Benthamidia, Dendrobenthamia, Swida)
=670  \\$aWiersema, J.H. World economic plants, c1999$b(Cornus L. - dogwood - Cornaceae)
=670  \\$aCappiello, P. Dogwoods : the genus Cornus, 2005.
=670  \\$aNames in current use for extant plant genera. Electronic version 1.0, via WWW, May 20, 2005$b(Cornus (Dicotyledones: Cornaceae); no entries for Arctocrania, Cynoxylon, Dendrobenthamia, Macrocarpium, Svida, Swida, Thelycrania, or Yinquania; other entries for: Benthamia (Monocotyledones: Orchidaceae); Afrocrania (Dicotyledones: Cornaceae); Benthamidia (Dicotyledones: Cornaceae))
=750  \2$aCornus$5IEN$0(DNLM)D029768

=LDR  00359cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362249102441
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=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|n\ana\\\\\\
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=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aSF991$bSF992
=150  \\$aDogs$xDiseases
=750  \2$aDog Diseases$5IEN$0(DNLM)D004283

=LDR  01607cz  a2200313n  4500
=001  9880362249202441
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=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85038796 
=035  \\$aBZN8702NU
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=053  \0$aQL737.C22$cZoology
=053  \0$aSF421$bSF440.2$cDomestic animals
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=450  \\$aCanis canis
=450  \\$aCanis domesticus
=450  \\$aCanis familiarus
=450  \\$aCanis familiarus domesticus
=450  \\$aCanis lupus familiaris
=450  \\$aDog
=450  \\$aDomestic dog
=550  \\$wg$aDomestic animals
=550  \\$wg$aGray wolf
=670  \\$aITIS, Mar. 20, 2008$b(Canis lupus familiaris - domestic dog. Synonyms: Canis familiaris, Canis familiarus domesticus)
=670  \\$aNCBI taxonomy browser, via WWW, Mar. 20, 2008$b(Canis lupus familiaris (dog). Synonyms: Canis familiaris, Canis domesticus, Canis canis. Common name: dogs)
=670  \\$aMammal species of the world, 3rd ed., via WWW, Mar. 20, 2008$b(Canis lupus familiaris - Domestic dog; comments under Canis lupus: Includes the domestic dog as a subspecies, with the dingo provisionally separate--artificial variants created by domestication and selective breeding)
=670  \\$aWikipedia, Mar. 20, 2008$b(under Gray wolf: DNA sequencing and genetic drift studies indicate that the gray wolf shares a common ancestry with the domestic dog (Canis lupus familiaris); the domestic dog is now normally classified as a subspecies of the wolf: Canis lupus familiaris)
=681  \\$iExample under$aPets
=750  \2$aDogs$5IEN$0(DNLM)D004285

=LDR  00664cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362249302441
=005  20120730162948.0
=008  030625i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85038776 
=035  \\$aBZN8682NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQL638.9$cZoology
=150  \\$aDogfish
=450  \\$aDogfishes
=450  \\$aDogsharks
=550  \\$wg$aSharks
=670  \\$aAm. heritage dict.$b(dogfish, pl. dogfish, dogfishes: any of several small sharks, chiefly of the family Squalidae)
=670  \\$aBritannica Micro.$b(dogfish: any of several small sharks of the families Squalidae, Scyliorhinidae, and Triakidae)
=750  \2$aDogfish$5IEN$0(DNLM)D004284

=LDR  01436cz  a2200301n  4500
=001  9880362249402441
=005  20120730162948.0
=008  030319i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85038739 
=035  \\$aBZN8645NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dWaU
=053  \0$aQK495.C$cBotany
=150  \\$aDodder
=450  \\$aCuscuta
=450  \\$aDevil's guts (Plants)
=450  \\$aDodders
=450  \\$aScald (Plants)
=550  \\$wg$aCuscutaceae
=670  \\$aMabberley, D.J. The plant-book, c1997$b(dodder: Cuscuta spp.; Cuscuta L. Convolvulaceae (Cuscutaceae), dodder, devil's guts, scald)
=670  \\$aWiersema, J.H. World economic plants, c1999$b(Cuscuta L. - dodder - Cuscutaceae (Convolvulaceae)
=670  \\$aITIS, Mar. 19, 2003$b(Cuscuta L. -- dodder. Family Cuscutaceae -- dodder)
=670  \\$aPlants database, Mar. 19, 2003$b(Cuscuta L., dodder. Family: Cuscutaceae)
=670  \\$aNatureServe explorer, via WWW, Mar. 19, 2003$b(Cuscuta. Cuscutaceae. All but one of the species listed that has a common name has dodder in the common name)
=670  \\$aNames in current use for extant plant genera, via WWW, Mar. 19, 2003$b(Cuscuta (Dicotyledones: Convolvulaceae)
=670  \\$aVascular plant families and genera, via WWW, Mar. 19, 2003$b(Cuscuta L. Convolvulaceae)
=670  \\$aEncarta world Eng. dict.$b(dodder: pl. -ders or der)
=681  \\$iExample under$aParasitic plants
=750  \2$aCuscuta$5IEN$0(DNLM)D034182

=LDR  00837cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362249502441
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=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85038731 
=035  \\$aBZN8637NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
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=550  \\$wg$aInformation science
=550  \\$aInformation services
=550  \\$aLibrary science
=680  \\$iHere are entered works on the processes by which documents are made available, including abstracting, archives, bibliographies, cataloging, classification, indexing, information centers, information storage and retrieval systems, libraries, copying processes, translating services, etc., treated collectively.
=750  \2$aDocumentation$5IEN$0(DNLM)D004282

=LDR  01117cz  a2200277n  4500
=001  9880362249602441
=005  20120730162947.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85038708 
=035  \\$aBZN8614NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQK495.P78$cBotany
=053  \0$aSB615.D6$cWeeds
=150  \\$aDocks (Plants)
=450  \\$aRumex
=550  \\$wg$aPolygonaceae
=670  \\$aWeb. 3$b(Dock: any of a certain coarse weedy plant ... constitute the genus Rumex)
=670  \\$aRandom House$b(Dock: any of various weedy plants belonging to the genus Rumex)
=670  \\$aSPN$b(Rumex ... Dock)
=670  \\$aDict. flow. plants$b(Rumex (Polygonaceae))
=670  \\$aInd. nom. gen. (plant.)$b(Rumex (Polygonaceae))
=670  \\$aEngles Syl. Pflanz.:$bp. 77 (Rumex)
=670  \\$aHowes, F.N. A dict. of useful and everyday plants and their common names, 1974:$bp. 83 (Dock roots; Rumex spp.)
=670  \\$aAGRICOLA, via 1stsearch, Nov. 13, 1996$b(descriptors: Docks (Plants))
=670  \\$aBiol. & agr. index, via 1stsearch, Nov. 13, 1996$b(Dock (Plant))
=750  \2$aRumex$5IEN$0(DNLM)D031804

=LDR  00526cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362249702441
=005  20120730162947.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85038697 
=035  \\$aBZN8603NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRM666.D63
=150  \\$aDobutamine
=450  \\$aHydroxyphenylmethylpropylaminoethylbenzenediol
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=550  \\$wg$aPhenethylamines
=550  \\$wg$aSympathomimetic agents
=690  \\$ar:AMD:6/26/90
=750  \2$aDobutamine$5IEN$0(DNLM)D004280

=LDR  00482cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362249802441
=005  20120730162947.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
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=550  \\$aBroken homes
=550  \\$aDivorced people
=750  \2$aDivorce$5IEN$0(DNLM)D004243

=LDR  00618cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362249902441
=005  20130826084435.0
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=550  \\$wg$aAquatic sports
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=681  \\$iNote under$aDeep diving
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=LDR  00456cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362250002441
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=010  \\$ash 85038582 
=035  \\$aBZN8488NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
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=150  \\$aDiverticulosis
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=550  \\$wg$aFiber deficiency diseases
=550  \\$wg$aIntestines$xDiseases
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=LDR  00413cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362250102441
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=008  930701i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
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=053  \\$aRC862.D6
=150  \\$aDiverticulitis
=550  \\$wg$aColon (Anatomy)$xDiseases
=550  \\$wg$aDiverticulosis
=750  \2$aDiverticulitis$5IEN$0(DNLM)D004238

=LDR  00321cz  a2200133n  4500
=001  9880362250202441
=005  20120730162946.0
=008  931213i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85038575 
=035  \\$aBZN8481NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aDivers
=550  \\$wg$aSwimmers
=750  \2$aDiving$5IEN$0(DNLM)D004242

=LDR  00415cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362250302441
=005  20120730162946.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85038569 
=035  \\$aBZN8475NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aDiuron
=450  \\$aDichlorophenyldimethylurea
=550  \\$wg$aHerbicides
=550  \\$wg$aUrea
=690  \\$ar:AMD:6/26/90
=750  \2$aDiuron$5IEN$0(DNLM)D004237

=LDR  00573cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880362250402441
=005  20060508123646.0
=008  871218i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85038566 
=035  \\$a(OCoLC)02098299
=035  \\$aBZN8472NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
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=053  \\$aRS431.D58$cPharmaceutical chemistry
=150  \\$aDiuretics
=450  \\$wnne$aDiuretics and diuresis
=450  \\$aWater pills
=550  \\$wg$aChemotherapy
=550  \\$wg$aDrugs
=550  \\$aDiuresis
=750  \2$aDiuretics$0(DNLM)D004232$5IEN

=LDR  00534cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880362250502441
=005  20120730162946.0
=008  871218i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85038565 
=035  \\$a(OCoLC)02098292
=035  \\$aBZN8471NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQP211
=150  \\$aDiuresis
=450  \\$wnne$aDiuretics and diuresis
=550  \\$wg$aKidneys
=550  \\$wg$aOsmoregulation
=550  \\$wg$aUrine
=550  \\$aDiuretics
=670  \\$aWk AFH3103
=750  \2$aDiuresis$5IEN$0(DNLM)D004231

=LDR  00513cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362250602441
=005  20120730162946.0
=008  860211||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85038545 
=035  \\$aBZN8451NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aQA273.6
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=450  \\$aFrequency distribution
=550  \\$wg$aCharacteristic functions
=550  \\$wg$aProbabilities
=750  \2$aStatistical Distributions$5IEN$0(DNLM)D016008

=LDR  00489cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362250702441
=005  20100313163531.0
=008  860211||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85038517 
=035  \\$aBZN8423NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aQD63.D6$cChemistry
=053  \\$aTP156.D5$cChemical technology
=150  \\$aDistillation
=450  \\$aRectification of spirits
=550  \\$wg$aSeparation (Technology)
=550  \\$aLiquors
=750  \2$aDistillation$0(DNLM)D057168$5IEN

=LDR  00466cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362250802441
=005  20120730162946.0
=008  060920i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85038515 
=035  \\$aBZN8421NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aDistemper
=550  \\$wg$aVeterinary virology
=670  \\$aConcise veterinary dict.$b(a serious contagious disease of dogs, foxes, ferrets, and mink caused by a morbillivirus)
=750  \2$aDistemper$5IEN$0(DNLM)D004216

=LDR  01062cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880362250902441
=005  20120730162946.0
=008  030403i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85038507 
=035  \\$aBZN8413NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dUkOxU
=053  \0$aLC5800$bLC5808
=150  \\$aDistance education
=450  \\$aDistance learning
=550  \\$wg$aEducation
=550  \\$aOpen learning
=550  \\$aTelecommunication in education
=670  \\$aDistance learning and supported open learning worldwide, c1997.
=670  \\$aOED Online, March 14, 2003$b(Distance learning: education (esp. at tertiary level) in which contact between students and teacher is principally by correspondence or broadcast programmes, rather than face to face)
=680  \\$iHere are entered general works on the various forms of supervised study, usually in the field of adult education, supported by tutors and an organization at a distance from the student communicating via written, audiovisual, or electronic media.
=750  \2$aEducation, Distance$5IEN$0(DNLM)D020375

=LDR  00379cz  a2200133n  4500
=001  9880362251002441
=005  20120730162946.0
=008  921221i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85038501 
=035  \\$aBZN8407NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aDissociation (Psychology)
=550  \\$wg$aDefense mechanisms (Psychology)
=750  \2$aDissociative Disorders$5IEN$0(DNLM)D004213

=LDR  00735cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880362251102441
=005  20190529125137.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85038494
=035  \\$aBZN8400NU
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC$dDLC$dUPB
=053  \0$aLB2369$cPreparation
=150  \\$aDissertations, Academic
=360  \\$isubdivision$aDissertations$iunder names of individual universities and colleges, e.g.$aHarvard University--Dissertations
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=450  \\$aTheses
=450  \\$aThesis writing
=450  \\$aUniversities and colleges$xDissertations
=550  \\$aAcademic disputations
=750  \2$aAcademic Dissertations as Topic$0(DNLM)D004212$5IEN

=LDR  00700cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362251202441
=005  20120730162946.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85038487 
=035  \\$aBZN8393NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aRC647.D5
=150  \\$aDisseminated intravascular coagulation
=450  \\$aConsumption coagulopathy
=450  \\$aDefibrination syndrome
=450  \\$aDiffuse intravascular coagulation
=450  \\$aIntravascular coagulation, Disseminated
=550  \\$wg$aBlood coagulation disorders
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Disseminated Intravascular Coagulation x Consumption Coagulopathy)
=750  \2$aDisseminated Intravascular Coagulation$5IEN$0(DNLM)D004211

=LDR  00579cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362251302441
=005  20120730162946.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85038485 
=035  \\$aBZN8391NU
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=690  \\$ar:AMD:6/26/90
=750  \2$aDissection$5IEN$0(DNLM)D004210

=LDR  01197cz  a2200301n  4500
=001  9880362251402441
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=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
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=035  \\$aBZN8389NU
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh 85038483
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
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=450  \\$aLaennec's disease
=450  \\$aShekelton's aneurysm
=550  \\$wg$aAortic aneurysms
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=750  \2$81$wb$aAortic Dissection$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000784
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aAortic Aneurysm$iand$aAneurysm, Dissecting.
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=750  \2$iNarrower mapping$aDissection, Ascending Aorta$0(DNLM)D000094630$4NM$5IEN-M
=750  \2$iNarrower mapping$aDissection, Thoracic Aorta$0(DNLM)D000094629$4NM$5IEN-M
=930  \\$aLCSH Mapping GN 2025/05/14

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=001  9880362251702441
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=LDR  00350cz  a2200133n  4500
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=LDR  00451cz  a2200169n  4500
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=450  \\$aCalamities
=450  \\$aCatastrophes
=550  \\$wg$aCuriosities and wonders
=550  \\$aAccidents
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=450  \\$aMass casualties$xTreatment
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=550  \\$wg$aMedicine
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=LDR  00680cz  a2200205n  4500
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=450  \\$aHospitals, Disaster
=450  \\$aPackaged disaster hospitals
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=450  \\$aHeart worm, Feline
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=450  \\$aHeartworm, Feline
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=670  \\$aImm's gen. textbk. entomology:$bv. 2, p. 1020, under Diptera, Schizophora (Pupipara (a group purely of convenience))
=670  \\$aMerriam-Webster online dict., May 1, 2012$b(dipterology: a branch of entomology which relates to Diptera; dipteran: of, relating to, or being a fly (sense 2a); dipteran, noun; dipterous, adjective)
=670  \\$aTheFreeDictionary.com, May 1, 2012$b(dipterology: the branch of entomology that studies the order of insects Diptera, including houseflies, mosquitoes, and gnats.)
=670  \\$aWikipedia, May 1, 2012:$bFly (True flies are insects of the order Diptera; The presence of a single pair of patent, metathoracic flight wings distinguishes true flies from other insects with "fly" in their names, such as mayflies, dragonflies, damselflies, stoneflies, whiteflies, fireflies, alderflies, dobsonflies, snakeflies, sawflies, caddisflies, butterflies or scorpionflies. Some true flies have become secondarily wingless, especially in the superfamily Hippoboscoidea, or among those that are inquilines in social insect colonies; The Diptera comprise a large order, containing an estimated 240,000 species of mosquitoes, gnats, midges and others)
=670  \\$aAlexander, C.P. A revision of the South American dipterous insects of the family Ptychopterid�, 1913.
=670  \\$aHackman, W. Studies on the dipterous fauna in burrows of voles (Microtus, Clethrionomys) in Finland, 1963.
=670  \\$aLC database, May 1, 2012$b(in titles: dipterous genus; dipterous fauna; dipterous insects; dipterous larvae; dipterous family Phorid�)
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=053  \\$aQL368.D65
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=750  \2$aDiplomonadida$5IEN$0(DNLM)D016828

=LDR  00406cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362254502441
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=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQL391.P7
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=750  \2$aDiphyllobothrium$5IEN$0(DNLM)D004170

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=001  9880362254602441
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=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aDiphyllobothriasis
=450  \\$aDibothriocephaliosis
=550  \\$wg$aTapeworm infections
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Diphyllobothriasis)
=750  \2$aDiphyllobothriasis$5IEN$0(DNLM)D004169

=LDR  00374cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362254702441
=005  20120730162942.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85038155 
=035  \\$aBZN8061NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aDiphtheria toxin
=550  \\$wg$aBacterial toxins
=690  \\$ar:AMD:6/26/90
=750  \2$aDiphtheria Toxin$5IEN$0(DNLM)D004167

=LDR  00391cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362254802441
=005  20120730162942.0
=008  860211||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85038154 
=035  \\$aBZN8060NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aDiphtheria antitoxin
=550  \\$wg$aBacterial antitoxins
=690  \\$ar:AMD:6/26/90
=750  \2$aDiphtheria Antitoxin$5IEN$0(DNLM)D004166

=LDR  00458cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362254902441
=005  20120730162942.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85038147 
=035  \\$aBZN8053NU
=035  \\$ash 85038147
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aRA644.D6$cPublic health
=053  \\$aRC138$bRC138.9$cInternal medicine
=150  \\$aDiphtheria
=550  \\$wg$aCorynebacterium diseases
=750  \2$aDiphtheria$5IEN$0(DNLM)D004165

=LDR  00429cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362255002441
=005  20120730162942.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85038146 
=035  \\$aBZN8052NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aDiphosphonates
=450  \\$aBiphosphonates
=450  \\$aBisphosphonates
=550  \\$wg$aPhosphonates
=690  \\$ar:AMD:6/26/90
=750  \2$aDiphosphonates$5IEN$0(DNLM)D004164

=LDR  00444cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362255102441
=005  20140304095037.0
=008  050428i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85038140 
=035  \\$aBZN8046NU
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC$dDLC$dWaU$dDLC
=053  \0$aTD887.D56$cAir pollutant
=150  \\$aDioxins
=450  \\$aTetrachlorodibenzodioxin$xDerivatives
=550  \\$wg$aTetrachlorodibenzodioxin
=750  \2$aDioxins$5IEN$0(DNLM)D004147

=LDR  00587cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880362255202441
=005  20120730162942.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85038139 
=035  \\$aBZN8045NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aDioxane
=450  \\$aDiethylene dioxide
=450  \\$aDiethylene ether
=450  \\$aDiethylene oxide
=450  \\$aDihydro-p-dioxin
=450  \\$aDioxyethylene ether
=450  \\$aGlycol ethylene ether
=450  \\$aParadioxane
=550  \\$wg$aEthers
=550  \\$wg$aOrganic oxides
=750  \2$aDioxanes$5IEN$0(DNLM)D004146

=LDR  00349cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362255302441
=005  20120730162941.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85038138 
=035  \\$aBZN8044LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aQK495.E25
=150  \\$aDiospyros
=550  \\$wg$aEbenaceae
=750  \2$aDiospyros$5IEN$0(DNLM)D029788

=LDR  00349cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362255402441
=005  20020402165909.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85038134 
=035  \\$aBZN8040NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aQK495.D54$cBotany
=150  \\$aDioscoreaceae
=550  \\$wg$aLiliales
=750  \0$aDioscoreaceae$5IEN

=LDR  00544cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362255502441
=005  20120730162941.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85038112 
=035  \\$aBZN8018NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aDiolefins
=450  \\$aAlkadienes
=450  \\$aDienes
=550  \\$wg$aAlkenes
=670  \\$aHawley chem. dict.$b(diolefin; diene, alkadiene: an aliphatic compound (olefin) containing two double bonds)
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Alkadienes x Diolefins)
=750  \2$aAlkadienes$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000466

=LDR  00434cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362255602441
=005  20110701134109.0
=008  040318i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85038094 
=035  \\$aBZN8000NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQE861.2$bQE861.9
=150  \\$aDinosaurs
=450  \\$wnne$aDinosauria
=550  \\$wg$aReptiles, Fossil
=681  \\$iExample under$aFossils
=750  \2$aDinosaurs$0(DNLM)D025061$5IEN

=LDR  00611cz  a2200241n  4500
=001  9880362255702441
=005  20100225083513.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85038084 
=035  \\$aBZN7990NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQK569.D56
=150  \\$aDinoflagellates
=450  \\$wnne$aDinoflagellata
=450  \\$aDinoflagellida
=450  \\$aDinophyceae
=450  \\$aDinophyta
=450  \\$aPyrrophycophyta
=450  \\$wnne$aPyrrophyta
=550  \\$wg$aPhytoflagellates
=670  \\$aWeb. 3.
=670  \\$aRandom House.
=750  \2$aDinoflagellida$0(DNLM)D004141$5IEN

=LDR  00822cz  a2200289n  4500
=001  9880362255802441
=005  20130312101900.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85038076 
=035  \\$aBZN7982NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dWaEIC$dDLC
=053  \0$aTX737
=150  \\$aDinners and dining
=450  \\$aBanquets
=450  \\$aDining
=450  \\$aEating
=450  \\$aMeals
=550  \\$wg$aCaterers and catering
=550  \\$wg$aEntertaining
=550  \\$wg$aEtiquette
=550  \\$aCooking
=550  \\$aGastronomy
=550  \\$aMenus
=550  \\$aTable
=670  \\$aHoliday mix 'n' match meals : more than 100,000 combinations, 1997.
=670  \\$aMeals in a social context : aspects of the communal meal in the Hellenistic and Roman world, 1998.
=750  \2$aMeals$0(DNLM)D062407$5IEN

=LDR  00390cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362255902441
=005  20120730162941.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85038073 
=035  \\$aBZN7979NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aDinitrophenol
=550  \\$wg$aIonophores
=550  \\$wg$aPhenols
=690  \\$ar:AMD:6/26/90
=750  \2$aDinitrophenols$5IEN$0(DNLM)D004140

=LDR  00506cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362256002441
=005  20120730162941.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85038043 
=035  \\$aBZN7949NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aDimethylaminoazobenzene
=450  \\$aButter yellow
=450  \\$aMethyl yellow
=450  \\$aSolvent Yellow 2
=550  \\$wg$aAzo dyes
=550  \\$wg$aCarcinogens
=690  \\$ar:AMD:6/26/90
=750  \2$ap-Dimethylaminoazobenzene$5IEN$0(DNLM)D004124

=LDR  00505cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880949063502441
=005  20200629175256.0
=008  050414i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85135743
=035  \\$a(DLC) sh 85135743
=035  \\$a(LIBRARY_OF_CONGRESS)98172333020000041
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aTS2270$cManufactures
=150  \\$aTobacco pipes
=450  \\$aPipes, Tobacco
=550  \\$wg$aSmoking paraphernalia
=550  \\$aPipe smoking
=750  \2$aSmoking Pipes$0(DNLM)D000074604$5IEN

=LDR  00450nz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880949064002441
=005  20200629173025.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85123698
=035  \\$a(DLC) sh 85123698
=035  \\$a(LIBRARY_OF_CONGRESS)98171617760000041
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=150  \\$aSmoking paraphernalia
=450  \\$aParaphernalia, Smoking
=450  \\$aSmoking$xParaphernalia
=750  \2$aSmoking Devices$0(DNLM)D000074602$5IRN

=LDR  00880cz  a2200277n  4500
=001  9880949065902441
=005  20200626123828.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85063528
=035  \\$a(DLC) sh 85063528
=035  \\$a(LIBRARY_OF_CONGRESS)98170416200000041
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aRA788
=150  \\$aSexual health
=450  \\$wnne$aHygiene, Sexual
=450  \\$aHygiene, Social
=450  \\$aSex hygiene
=450  \\$aSexual hygiene
=450  \\$aSocial hygiene
=550  \\$wg$aHealth
=550  \\$aSex instruction
=550  \\$aSexually transmitted diseases
=670  \\$aEuropean multilingual thesaurus on health promotion$b(sexual health)
=670  \\$aWorld Health Organization Web site, Apr. 19, 2010$b(sexual health)
=670  \\$aLC database, Apr. 19, 2010$b(sexual health)
=750  \2$aSexual Health$0(DNLM)D000074384$5IEN

=LDR  01631cz  a2200265n  4500
=001  9880949066202441
=005  20200626113110.0
=008  951023i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 95008935
=035  \\$a(DLC) sh 95008935
=035  \\$a(LIBRARY_OF_CONGRESS)98170145350000041
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQA76.88
=150  \\$aHigh performance computing
=450  \\$aHPC (Computer science)
=550  \\$wg$aElectronic data processing
=550  \\$aCyberinfrastructure
=550  \\$aSupercomputers
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 95-214906: High performance computing, 1995:$bp. v (We define High Performance Computing (HPC) as an integrated computing environment that includes software, algorithms, programming tools, and visualization, and enables solving compute intensive problems) p. 3 (High Performance Computing (HPC), synonymous with Supercomputing, orginated in the late 1970s and has spread dramatically in the current decade. Initially limited to applications in defense industry and several high technology industries, HPC is now entering other sectors of business, industry and science)
=670  \\$aASTI, June, 1995.
=670  \\$aSCI, 1989:$bv. 18.
=670  \\$aLC database, Oct. 23, 1995.
=670  \\$aFederal High Performance Computing Program (U.S.); High Performance Computing Act of 1991.
=670  \\$aFreedman, A. Computer glossary, 1993:$bHigh-Performance Computing (Federal initiative to enhance U.S. computing capability that includes a T3-speed network linking agencies, private companies and schools to supercomputer centers; HPC)
=750  \2$aComputing Methodologies$0(DNLM)D003205$5IEN

=LDR  00866cz  a2200241n  4500
=001  9880949066502441
=005  20200626113550.0
=008  040407||\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash2002000569
=035  \\$a(DLC) sh2002000569
=035  \\$a(LIBRARY_OF_CONGRESS)98172036190000041
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aTK5105.88815$cTechnology
=053  \0$aZA4240$cInformation resources
=150  \\$aSemantic Web
=550  \\$wg$aSemantic integration (Computer systems)
=550  \\$wg$aSemantic networks (Information theory)
=550  \\$wg$aWorld Wide Web
=550  \\$aMicroformats
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 2002070545: The Semantic Web--ISWC 20002, 2002.
=670  \\$aASTI on FirstSearch, May 6, 2002:$bin titles (semantic Web)
=670  \\$aEngr. index online, May 6, 2002$b(identifier: Semantic Web)
=750  \2$aSemantic Web$0(DNLM)D000075403$5IEN

=LDR  00651cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880949073902441
=005  20200619131814.0
=008  000503i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 87007802
=035  \\$a(DLC) sh 87007802
=035  \\$a(LIBRARY_OF_CONGRESS)98172119030000041
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aRefugee camps
=360  \\$inames of individual refugee camps
=450  \\$aCamps, Refugee
=450  \\$aDisplaced persons camps
=550  \\$wg$aRefugees$xHousing
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Vuksić, S. Ipsilonski dnevnik, 1987.
=670  \\$aLC database, Dec. 15, 1987$b(Refugee camps)
=750  \\$aRefugee Camps$0(DNLM)D000073017$5IEN

=LDR  00733cz  a2200241n  4500
=001  9880949074202441
=005  20200619122129.0
=008  860403i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 86001921
=035  \\$a(DLC) sh 86001921
=035  \\$a(LIBRARY_OF_CONGRESS)98172468180000041
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aHV6049
=150  \\$aRecidivism
=450  \\$aOffenses, Repeat
=450  \\$aRepeat offenses
=550  \\$wg$aCrime
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Re-arrest after release from prison, 1985.
=670  \\$aWeb. 3.
=670  \\$aNatl. criminal thes., 1979.
=670  \\$aCriminal justice dict., 1983..
=675  \\$aBlack's law dict.;$aDict. of criminology, 1983;$aHennepin
=750  \2$aRecidivism$0(DNLM)D000075665$5IEN

=LDR  00405nz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880949166202441
=005  20200629122140.0
=008  880328i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 88023106
=035  \\$a(DLC) sh 88023106
=035  \\$a(LIBRARY_OF_CONGRESS)98169315880000041
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \\$aQK495.M27
=150  \\$aSida
=550  \\$wg$aMalvaceae
=750  \2$aSida Plant$0(DNLM)D000076248$5IEN

=LDR  00645cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880949166402441
=005  20200629110900.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85121411
=035  \\$a(DLC) sh 85121411
=035  \\$a(LIBRARY_OF_CONGRESS)98172403630000041
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aHD5111.5$bHD5111.6
=150  \\$aShift systems
=450  \\$aShift work
=450  \\$aShiftwork
=450  \\$aWork shifts
=550  \\$wg$aHours of labor
=550  \\$wg$aIndustrial management
=550  \\$wg$aNight work
=670  \\$aLC data base, 6/14/93$b(Shiftwork)
=750  \2$aShift Work Schedule$0(DNLM)D000073577$5IEN

=LDR  00505cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880949173602441
=005  20200622114442.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85113900
=035  \\$a(DLC) sh 85113900
=035  \\$a(LIBRARY_OF_CONGRESS)98169745610000041
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aTP684.R5$cChemical technology
=150  \\$aRice oil
=450  \\$aRice bran oil
=550  \\$wg$aRice products
=550  \\$wg$aVegetable oils
=750  \2$aRice Bran Oil$0(DNLM)D000073879$5IEN

=LDR  01506cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880949265002441
=005  20200625175818.0
=008  050330i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\c
=010  \\$ash2005001262
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh2005001262
=035  \\$a(LIBRARY_OF_CONGRESS)98170991790000041
=040  \\$aUkOxU$beng$cDLC$dOkU
=150  \\$aSelf-managed learning
=450  \\$aSelf-directed learning
=450  \\$aSML (Self-managed learning)
=550  \\$wg$aEmployees$xTraining of
=550  \\$wg$aOrganizational learning
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Self managed learning in action, c2000:$bt.p. (putting SML into practice) jkt. (has revolutionized learning in organizations, and has contributed to wider organizational change) p. 6 (SML has provided people with the wherewithall to take charge of their own learning. It has also provided a basis for connecting individual learning to organizational needs)
=670  \\$aCentre for Self Managed Learning WWW Home page, Feb. 22, 2005$b(Self Managed Learning (SML) is about individuals managing their own learning; this includes people taking responsibility for decisions about what they learn, how they learn, when they learn, where they learn, and why they learn. All of this is carried out in the context of live organizational needs)
=670  \\$aSchrank, S. The relationship between self-directed learning readiness and learning style preferences on employee learning in a public library system, 2013.
=750  \2$aSelf-Directed Learning as Topic$0(DNLM)D000073819$5IEN

=LDR  01274nz  a2200241n  4500
=001  9880949265202441
=005  20200625173052.0
=008  940729i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\c
=010  \\$ash 94005544
=035  \\$a(DLC) sh 94005544
=035  \\$a(LIBRARY_OF_CONGRESS)98169369200000041
=040  \\$aORU$cDLC
=150  \\$aSecond harmonic generation
=450  \\$aOptical second harmonic generation
=450  \\$aSHG (Second harmonic generation)
=550  \\$wg$aNonlinear optics
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Koos, D.A. Optical second harmonic generation studies on single crystal noble metal electrodes, 1991.
=670  \\$aShen, Y.R. The principles of nonlinear optics, 1984:$bp. 86 (second harmonic generation)
=670  \\$aLaud, B.B. Lasers and non-linear optics, 1985:$bp. 185 (second harmonic generation; SHG)
=670  \\$aLupke, G. Second- and third-harmonic generation from cubic ... 1994$b(In Journal of the Optical Society of America B, v. 11 no 1, p. 33 ff.)
=670  \\$aWong, E.K.L. Comparative studies of optical second harmonic generation of single crystal ... 1992:$bleaf iii (second harmonic generation; SHG)
=675  \\$aWeb. 3;$aBritannica Macro.;$aBritannica Micro.
=750  \2$iRelated mapping$aSecond Harmonic Generation Microscopy$0(DNLM)D000073798$4RM$5IEN

=LDR  00512cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880949265402441
=005  20200625171141.0
=008  860211||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85044729
=035  \\$a(DLC) sh 85044729
=035  \\$a(LIBRARY_OF_CONGRESS)98169050650000041
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aQ172.5.E77
=150  \\$aErrors, Scientific
=450  \\$aMistakes, Scientific
=450  \\$aScientific errors
=550  \\$wg$aErrors
=750  \2$aScientific Experimental Error$0(DNLM)D000073886$5IEN

=LDR  00510nz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880949266202441
=005  20200625140411.0
=008  970203\|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|n\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 97001340
=035  \\$a(DLC) sh 97001340
=035  \\$a(LIBRARY_OF_CONGRESS)98170838360000041
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=150  \\$aScience in art
=670  \\$a91-200635: Die Mechanik in den Künsten : Studien zur ästhetischen Bedutung von Naturwissenschaft und Technologie, c1990.
=750  \2$aScience in the Arts$0(DNLM)D000075862$5IEN

=LDR  00383cz  a2200133n  4500
=001  9880949266502441
=005  20200625132600.0
=008  860211\|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|n\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85118667
=035  \\$a(DLC) sh 85118667
=035  \\$a(LIBRARY_OF_CONGRESS)98169599330000041
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aScience in literature
=750  \2$aScience in Literature$0(DNLM)D000075863$5IEN

=LDR  00683nz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880949266702441
=005  20200625125240.0
=008  970804i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 97005983
=035  \\$a(DLC) sh 97005983
=035  \\$a(LIBRARY_OF_CONGRESS)98169470980000041
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=150  \\$aCommunication in learning and scholarship
=450  \\$aCommunication in scholarship
=450  \\$aScholarly communication
=550  \\$wg$aLearning and scholarship
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 97-30158: Knowledge dissemination in Africa : the role of scholarly journals, 1997.
=670  \\$aLC database, Aug. 4, 1997.
=750  \2$aScholarly Communication$0(DNLM)D000073820$5IEN

=LDR  00501cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880952373902441
=005  20200707115939.0
=008  860211||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85129475
=035  \\$a(DLC) sh 85129475
=035  \\$a(LIBRARY_OF_CONGRESS)98170717400000041
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aTP156.S9
=150  \\$aSublimation (Chemistry)
=550  \\$wg$aChange of state (Physics)
=550  \\$wg$aPhase rule and equilibrium
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=450  \\$aEcologically sustainable development
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=450  \\$aEconomic sustainability
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=450  \\$aSmart growth
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=450  \\$aSustainable economic development
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=670  \\$aWork cat.: 92035724: Pezzey, J. Sustainable development concepts, c1992.
=670  \\$aIAC.
=670  \\$aLC database, Oct. 8, 1992.
=670  \\$aLudescher, C.M. Perceived meanings of "ecologically sustainable development" within the CRC Reef Research Center, 1996.
=670  \\$aLong Island University Institute for Sustainable Development website, July 6, 2005:$bhomepage ("Smart growth" is a planning concept that has livability and sustainability as its major tenets).
=670  \\$aESD design guide, c2007.
=670  \\$aWikipedia, Sept. 24, 2007$b(ESD can refer to Ecologically sustainable development; Sustainable development is defined as balancing the fulfillment of human needs with the protection of the natural environment so that these needs can be met not only in the present, but in the indefinite future)
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=550  \\$wg$aWearable computers
=670  \\$aWork cat: 2015011491: Bruno, T. Wearable technology : smart watches to Google Glass for libraries, 2015:$bCIP galley (Google Glass; Glass)
=670  \\$aWikipedia, May 7, 2015$b(Google Glass: Google Glass is a type of wearable technology with an optical head-mounted display (OHMD) ... Google started selling a prototype of Google Glass to qualified "Glass Explorers" in the US on April 15, 2013 ... before it became available to the public on May 15, 2014, for the same price. On January 15, 2015, Google announced that it would stop producing the Google Glass prototype but remained committed to the development of the product.)

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=450  \\$aWearable tech
=450  \\$aWearables (Wearable technology)
=550  \\$wg$aMiniature electronic equipment
=550  \\$wg$aSmart materials
=550  \\$aFlexible electronics
=670  \\$aWork cat: 2013930609: Ugur, S. Embodiment of emotions through wearable technology.
=670  \\$aFashion and technology, 2016:$bECIP galley table of contents (examples: wearable computers; zipper switches; conductive thread; E-textiles)
=670  \\$aLC data base, viewed July 22, 2015$b(in titles: Wearable technology; Wearable electronics)
=670  \\$aInspec, viewed July 22, 2015$b(uncontrolled indexing: Wearable technology; wearable electronics)
=670  \\$aApplied science full text, viewed July 22, 2015$b(keyword: Wearable electronics)
=670  \\$aWired, May 22, 2015$b(Bill Wasik: 12.17.13.: Why Wearable Tech Will Be as Big as the Smartphone: smartwatches, gesture-controlled armbands, transmitting rings, notification bracelets, and more. A new device revolution is at hand: Just as mobile phones and tablets displaced the once-dominant PC, so wearable devices are poised to push smartphones aside)
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=450  \\$aEmpowerment, Employee
=550  \\$wg$aDelegation of authority
=550  \\$wg$aManagement$xEmployee participation
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 92-60516: Rancourt, K. Empowered professionals, 1992.
=670  \\$aBPI$b(Employee empowerment)
=670  \\$aHennipin$b(Employees--Empowerment)
=670  \\$aLC data base, 9/14/93$b(Employee empowerment; empowerment; empowering employees; empowering)
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=150  \\$aNatural disasters
=450  \\$aNatural calamities
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=750  \2$aNatural Disasters$0(DNLM)D000077587$5IEN

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=450  \\$aWCST (Abstraction test)
=550  \\$wg$aAbstraction$xTesting
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 94-100793: Wisconsin Card Sorting Test manual, c1993.
=670  \\$aTests in print III.
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=450  \\$aBushfires
=450  \\$aWild fires
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=670  \\$aHunt, D. Department of Conservation fire research needs analysis, c2007:$bp. 12 (wildfires) p. 66 (bushfires)
=670  \\$aLC database, Oct. 9, 2007$b(bush fires; bushfires; wildland fires)
=670  \\$aWikipedia, Oct. 9, 2007$b(Bushfire: A bushfire is a wildfire that occurs in the bush (collective term for forest, scrub, woodland or grassland of Australia, New Zealand, New Caledonia); Wildfire: A wildfire, also known as a wildland fire, forest fire, vegetation fire, grass fire, peat fire ("gambut" in Indonesia), bushfire (in Australasia), or hill fire, is an uncontrolled fire often occurring in wildland areas)
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=053  \0$aQD172.S93$cChemistry
=150  \\$aSuperheavy elements
=450  \\$aSHEs (Superheavy elements)
=450  \\$aSuper-heavy elements
=450  \\$aSuper-transactinides
=450  \\$aTransactinide elements
=450  \\$aTransactinides
=550  \\$wg$aHeavy elements
=550  \\$wg$aRadioactive substances
=550  \\$wg$aTransplutonium elements
=670  \\$a2009014943: The transactinides : rutherfordium, dubnium, seaborgium, bohrium, hassium, meitnerium, darmstadtium, and roentgenium, 2010:$bECIP galley (transactinides are the elements with atomic numbers of 104 and higher. They are the largest and heaviest of all the elements. Because of this, they are sometimes called the superheavy elements)
=670  \\$aBritannica online, Apr. 13, 2009$b(Superheavy element)
=670  \\$aWikipedia, Apr. 13, 2009$b(In chemistry, transactinide elements are the chemical elements with atomic numbers greater than those of the actinides ... transactinide elements are also called super-heavy elements; the term transactinide is an adjective, and is not commonly used alone as a noun to refer to the transactinide elements) Aug. 31, 2012 (under Transuranium element: Super-heavy elements, (also known as super heavy atoms, commonly abbreviated SHE) may refer to elements beyond atomic number 100, but also may refer to all transuranium elements. The transactinide elements are beginning with rutherfordium (atomic number 104). They have only been made artificially; under Transactinide element: In chemistry, transactinide elements (also, transactinides, or super-heavy elements) are the chemical elements with atomic numbers greater than those of the actinides, the heaviest of which is lawrencium (103). Transactinides are radioactive and have only been obtained synthetically in laboratories. List of the transactinide elements: 104 Rutherfordium, Rf; 105 Dubnium, Db; 106 Seaborgium, Sg; 107 Bohrium, Bh; 108 Hassium, Hs; 109 Meitnerium, Mt; 110 Darmstadtium, Ds; 111 Roentgenium, Rg; 112 Copernicium, Cn; 113 Ununtrium, Uut; 114 Flerovium, Fl; 115 Ununpentium, Uup; 116 Livermorium, Lv; 117 Ununseptium, Uus; 118 Ununoctium, Uuo)
=670  \\$aGupta, M. The superheavy elements, 2010, via SciTopics website, Aug. 31, 2012$b(The superheavy elements (SHE) are traditionally considered to be those that lie above element 103 (Lawrencium, Lr), the last of the actinides. Starting with Rutherfordium (Rf), element 104, these elements are sometimes referred to as the super-transactinides. Collectively, they represent the very top end of the Periodic Table of Elements. ... SHE are hypothesised to exist near the next (predicted) double shell closure above Lead where they have may have surprisingly long half-lives, maybe even on the order of millions of years.)
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=150  \\$aVirtual reality
=450  \\$aEnvironments, Virtual
=450  \\$aVirtual environments
=450  \\$aVirtual worlds
=550  \\$wg$aComputer simulation
=550  \\$wg$aReality
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Woolley, B. Virtual worlds, 1992.
=670  \\$aWikipedia, Aug. 14, 2006$b(virtual reality; virtual environments; virtual worlds)
=670  \\$aIAC, 02/07/92.
=670  \\$aLC data base, 02/07/92.
=670  \\$aRichards, Debbie (Debbie Amelia). Seeing the possibilities with augmented reality, 2019:$bpage 2 (according to the Harvard business review report, Mixed reality: A new dimension of work, mixed reality is an umbrella term for the "technology ranging from virtual reality to augmented reality"))
=670  \\$aWhat Is via TechTarget, March 15, 2019$b(Mixed reality (MR) is a user environment in which physical reality and digital content are combined in a way that enables interaction with and among real-world and virtual objects. Unlike virtual reality (VR) which immerses the end user in a completely digital environment, or augmented reality (AR) which layers digital content on top of a physical environment, mixed reality blends digital and real world settings. Mixed reality is sometimes considered a type of augmented reality (AR), but its capacity for interactivity between real-world and digital elements places it further along the virtuality continuum, which has physical reality at one extreme and immersive virtual reality at the other)
=675  \\$a9000 words;$aBDNE;$aHennepin;$aMcGraw-Hill dict. sci. tech.;$aRandom House
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=681  \\$iNotes under$aAugmented reality; Mixed reality
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=150  \\$aAquatic sports
=450  \\$aCamps$xWater programs
=450  \\$aWater sports
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=550  \\$aBoats and boating
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=150  \0$aAluminum chloride
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=670  \\$aWork cat.: Hansen, D.A. Solubility of anhydrous aluminum chloride ... 1986.
=670  \\$aWeb.3
=670  \\$aHackh chem. dict.
=670  \\$aChem Abst. 10th: p. 2154CS.
=670  \\$aHawley chem. dict.
=670  \\$aMcGraw-Hill dict. sci. tech.
=750  \0$aAluminum Chloride$0(DNLM)D000077410$5IEN-M

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=150  \\$aAggressive driving
=450  \\$aDriving, Aggressive
=550  \\$wg$aMotor vehicle driving
=550  \\$wg$aTraffic violations
=550  \\$aRoad rage
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Patterson, G. Aggressive driving, 2006.
=670  \\$aStrategies for aggressive driver enforcement, via National Highway Traffic Safety Administration website, Apr. 19, 2007:$bpref. (The operation of a motor vehicle in a manner which endangers or is likely to endanger persons or property) introduction (aggressive drivers create an unsafe driving environment through their inconsiderate, self-centered driving habits. Drivers often commit multiple violations, including: driving over the posted speed limit, following too closely, erratic or unsafe lane changes, improperly signaling lane changes, and failure to obey traffic control devices.)
=670  \\$aNational Highway Traffic Safety Administration website, Apr. 19, 2007:$btraffic safety (NHTSA, after discussions with law enforcement and the judiciary, defines aggressive driving as occurring when "an individual commits a combination of moving traffic offenses so as to endanger other persons or property.") injury prevention (Road rage differs from aggressive driving. It is a criminal offense and is "an assault with a motor vehicle or other dangerous weapon by the operator or passenger(s) of one motor vehicle on the operator or passenger(s) of another motor vehicle or is caused by an incident that occurred on a roadway.")
=670  \\$aWikipedia, Apr. 19, 2007$b(Aggressive driving is a form of automobile operation in which an operator will deliberately behave with contempt towards other drivers and drive in such a manner as to increase the risk of an automobile accident.)
=670  \\$aAAA Foundation for Traffic Safety website, Apr. 19, 2007:$bresources (Aggressive Driving: Three Studies)
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=150  \\$aCrowdsourcing
=450  \\$aCrowd sourcing
=550  \\$wg$aDistributed cognition
=670  \\$aSchmidt, Florian A. Crowd design, 2017$bCIP galley (Crowdsourcing)
=670  \\$aProQuest thesaurus, July 28, 2017$b(Crowdsourcing; BT, Sourcing)
=670  \\$aYahoo search, July 28, 2017$b(a few results show "crowd sourcing" most show crowdsourcing)
=670  \\$aWikipedia, viewed July 28, 2017$b(crowdsourcing; specific sourcing model in which individuals or organizations use contributions from Internet users to obtain needed services or ideas; crowdsourcing was coined in 2005 as a portmanteau of crowd and outsourcing; does not have to be online: gives retrospective examples of the concept, such as using competitions to discover a solution, often rewarded monitarily)
=670  \\$aMerriam-Webster, viewed July 28, 2017$b(Crowdsourcing: the practice of obtaining needed services, ideas, or content by soliciting contributions from a large group of people and especially from the online community rather than from traditional employees or suppliers)
=670  \\$aSherman, Aliza. The complete idiot's guide to crowdsourcing, 2011:$bintroduction (Crowdsourcing is a process, or a set of processes, that leverages the Internet and our ability to gather gropus--or crowds--of people onine to get something done)
=750  \2$aCrowdsourcing$0(DNLM)D063045$5IEN

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=150  \\$aAdaptability (Psychology) in youth
=550  \\$wg$aYouth$xPsychology
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 2017421411: Svetogled, ikonomichesko sŭznanie i adaptivnost na mladite khora [Worldview, economic awareness, and adaptability of young people]
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=150  \\$aHypoxic-ischemic encephalopathy
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=450  \\$aAnoxia-ischemia, Cerebral
=450  \\$aAnoxic-ischemic encephalopathy
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=450  \\$aAsphyxia, Intrapartum
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=450  \\$aEncephalopathy, Hypoxic-ischemic
=450  \\$aEncephalopathy, Neonatal
=450  \\$aEncephalopathy, Perinatal
=450  \\$aHIE (Hypoxic-ischemic encephalopathy)
=450  \\$aHypoxia-ischemia, Brain
=450  \\$aHypoxia-ischemia, Cerebral
=450  \\$aIntrapartum asphyxia
=450  \\$aIschemia-anoxia, Brain
=450  \\$aIschemia-anoxia, Cerebral
=450  \\$aIschemia-hypoxia, Brain
=450  \\$aIschemia-hypoxia, Cerebral
=450  \\$aIschemic-hypoxic encephalopathy
=450  \\$aNeonatal encephalopathy
=450  \\$aPerinatal asphyxia
=450  \\$aPerinatal encephalopathy
=550  \\$wg$aCerebral anoxia
=550  \\$wg$aCerebral ischemia
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Chen, Chih-Chung. Curcumin-loaded polymeric nanoparticles for neuroprotection in neonatal rats with hypoxic-ischemic encephalopathy (HIE), 2017.
=670  \\$aMeSH 2018, via WWW, Jan. 11, 2018$b(Hypoxia-Ischemia, Brain; A disorder characterized by a reduction of oxygen in the blood combined with reduced blood flow (Ischemia) to the brain from a localized obstruction of a cerebral artery or from systemic hypoperfusion. Prolonged hypoxia-ischemia is associated with Ischemic Attack, Transient; Brain Infarction; Brain Edema; Coma; and other conditions; Entry terms (UF): Anoxia-Ischemia, Brain; Anoxia-Ischemia, Cerebral; Anoxic-Ischemic Encephalopathy; Brain Anoxia-Ischemia; Brain Hypoxia-Ischemia; Brain Ischemia-Anoxia; Brain Ischemia-Hypoxia; Cerebral Anoxia-Ischemia; Cerebral Hypoxia-Ischemia; Cerebral Ischemia-Anoxia; Cerebral Ischemia-Hypoxia; Encephalopathy, Anoxic-Ischemic; Encephalopathy, Hypoxic-Ischemic; Hypoxia-Ischemia, Cerebral; Hypoxic-Ischemic Encephalopathy; Ischemia-Anoxia, Brain; Ischemia-Anoxia, Cerebral; Ischemia-Hypoxia, Brain; Ischemia-Hypoxia, Cerebral; Ischemic-Hypoxic Encephalopathy)
=670  \\$aBirth injury guide WWW site, Jan. 11, 2018$b(Infant Hypoxic ischemic encephalopathy (HIE); HIE is a brain dysfunction caused by a reduction in the supply of oxygen to the brain and other organs (hypoxia), compounded by low blood flow to vital organs (ischemia). Encephalopathy refers to any condition that results from reduced blood and oxygen supply to the brain)
=670  \\$aZanelli, S.A. Hypoxic-ischemic encephalopathy, 2018, via Medscape website, Jan. 17, 2018$b(Perinatal asphyxia, more appropriately known as hypoxic-ischemic encephalopathy (HIE), is characterized by clinical and laboratory evidence of acute or subacute brain injury due to asphyxia. The primary causes of this condition are systemic hypoxemia and/or reduced cerebral blood flow (CBF))
=670  \\$aHypoxic-ischemic encephalopathy, or HIE, also known as intrapartum asphyxia, via MyChild at CerebralPalsy.org website, Jan. 17, 2018$b(Oxygen deprivation, or intrapartum asphyxia, can cause Cerebral Palsy. One of the most common types of brain damage caused by oxygen loss is called hypoxic-ischemic encephalopathy, or HIE. When HIE occurs, it often leads to severe developmental or cognitive delays, or motor impairments that become more apparent as the child continues to develop; Hypoxic-ischemic encephalopathy, or HIE, is the brain injury caused by oxygen deprivation to the brain, also commonly known as intrapartum asphyxia)
=670  \\$aHope for HIE website, Jan. 17, 2018:$bWhat is HIE? (Hypoxic Ischemic Encephalopathy; Hypoxic (lack of oxygen), Ischemic (restricting bloodflow), Encephalopathy (affecting the brain); can happen in a variety of ways prior to birth, during the birth process, after birth, and during childhood. Different alternate diagnoses include perinatal encephalopathy, perinatal asphyxia, neonatal encephalopathy or birth asphyxia; HIE has many causes, including placental insufficiency, uterine rupture, placental abruption, true umbilical knots, cord compression, maternal blood clotting disorders, fetal maternal hemorrhage, extremely low maternal blood pressure, trauma during delivery, placental blood clots, shoulder dystocia, cord prolapse, aneurysm rupture, cardiac arrest and near SIDS events)
=750  \2$aHypoxia-Ischemia, Brain$0(DNLM)D020925$5IEN

=LDR  01959cz  a2200397n  4500
=001  9880962767202441
=005  20200824122822.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85126340
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh 85126340
=035  \\$a(LIBRARY_OF_CONGRESS)98172428730000041
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aRJ496.S58
=150  \\$aInfantile spasms
=450  \\$aCryptogenic infantile spasms
=450  \\$aCryptogenic West syndrome
=450  \\$aHypsarrhythmia
=450  \\$aInfantile myoclonic epilepsy
=450  \\$aJackknife seizures
=450  \\$aLightning attacks (Infantile spasms)
=450  \\$aMyoclonic epilepsy, Infantile
=450  \\$aNeonatal seizures
=450  \\$aNodding spasms
=450  \\$aSalaam attacks (Infantile spasms)
=450  \\$aSalaam seizures
=450  \\$wnne$aSpasms, Infantile
=450  \\$aSpasmus nutans
=450  \\$aSymptomatic infantile spasms
=450  \\$aSymptomatic West syndrome
=450  \\$aWest syndrome
=450  \\$aWest's syndrome
=550  \\$wg$aEpilepsy in children
=550  \\$wg$aInfants$xDiseases
=670  \\$a97-28764: Mizrahi, E.M. Diagnosis and management of neonatal seizures, 1977$b(neonatal seizures)
=670  \\$aMESH, June 12, 2018$b(Spasms, Infantile. Partial scope note: An epileptic syndrome characterized by the triad of infantile spasms, hypsarrhythmia, and arrest of psychomotor development at seizure onset. The majority present between 3-12 months of age, with spasms consisting of combinations of brief flexor or extensor movements of the head, trunk, and limbs. Entry terms: Cryptogenic Infantile Spasms, Cryptogenic West Syndrome, Hypsarrhythmia, Infantile Spasms, Jackknife Seizures, Lightning Attacks, Nodding Spasm, Salaam Attacks, Salaam Seizures, Spasmus Nutans, Symptomatic Infantile Spasms, Symptomatic West Syndrome, West Syndrome. Mapped to: Epilepsy, Generalized; Epileptic syndromes)
=750  \2$aSpasms, Infantile$0(DNLM)D013036$5IEN

=LDR  01334cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880962860302441
=005  20200821175120.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85100698
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh 85100698
=035  \\$a(LIBRARY_OF_CONGRESS)98172515340000041
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aPhenylketonurias
=450  \\$aFolling disease
=450  \\$wnne$aPhenylketonuria
=450  \\$aOligophrenia, Phenylpyruvic
=450  \\$aPhenylpyruvic oligophrenia
=450  \\$aPKUs (Diseases)
=550  \\$wg$aAmino acids$xMetabolism$xDisorders
=550  \\$wg$aMetabolism, Inborn errors of
=670  \\$aMeSH, June 12, 2018$b(Phenylketonurias; scope note: A group of autosomal recessive disorders marked by a deficiency of the hepatic enzyme PHENYLALANINE HYDROXYLASE or less frequently by reduced activity of DIHYDROPTERIDINE REDUCTASE (i.e., atypical phenylketonuria). Classical phenylketonuria is caused by a severe deficiency of phenylalanine hydroxylase and presents in infancy with developmental delay; SEIZURES; skin HYPOPIGMENTATION; ECZEMA; and demyelination in the central nervous system. Entry version: PKU. Entry terms include: Folling disease, Oligophrenia Phenylpyruvica. Mapped to: Brain diseases, Metabolic, Inborn; and Metabolism, Inborn errors)
=750  \2$aPhenylketonurias$0(DNLM)D010661$5IEN

=LDR  00734nz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880962860502441
=005  20200821174642.0
=008  930310i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 93001269
=035  \\$a(DLC) sh 93001269
=035  \\$a(LIBRARY_OF_CONGRESS)98172613170000041
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \\$aQL430.7.M95$cZoology
=150  \\$aPerna
=550  \\$wg$aMytilidae
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 90-209178: Vakily, J.M. The biology and culture of mussels of the genus Perna, 1989.
=670  \\$aVokes, H.E. Genera of the Bivalvia, 1980:$bp. 27 (Perna in Mytilidae)
=670  \\$aGötting, K. Malakozoologie, 1974:$bp. 208 (Perna in Familie Mytilidae)
=675  \\$aWeb. 3;$aRandom House
=750  \2$aPerna$0(DNLM)D049883$5IEN

=LDR  01553cz  a2200313n  4500
=001  9880962860602441
=005  20200821173230.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85091152
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh 85091152
=035  \\$a(LIBRARY_OF_CONGRESS)98170754210000041
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aRC632.N47
=150  \\$aNeuronal ceroid-lipofuscinoses
=450  \\$aBatten-Spielmeyer-Vogt disease
=450  \\$aBatten's disease
=450  \\$aCeroid-lipofuscinoses, Neuronal
=450  \\$aJansky-Bielschowsky disease
=450  \\$aKufs disease
=450  \\$aLipofuscinoses, Neuronal ceroid
=450  \\$wnne$aNeuronal ceroid-lipofuscinosis
=450  \\$aSantavuori-Haltia disease
=450  \\$aSpielmeyer-Sjogren disease
=450  \\$aSpielmeyer-Vogt disease
=450  \\$aVogt Spielmeyer disease
=550  \\$wg$aMetabolism, Inborn errors of
=550  \\$wg$aNervous system$xDegeneration
=670  \\$aMeSH, June 12, 2018$bNeuronal ceroid-lipofuscinoses (A group of severe neurodegenerative diseases characterized by intracellular accumulation of autofluorescent wax-like lipid materials (CEROID; LIPOFUSCIN) in neurons. Entry terms (abbreviated list): Batten-Spielmeyer-Vogt disease, Batten's disease, Jansky-Bielschowsky disease, Kufs disease, Santavuori-Haltia disease, Spielmeyer-Sjogren disease, Spielmeyer-Vogt disease, Vogt Spielmeyer disease. Mapped to: Neurodegenerative diseases; Genetic diseases, Inborn; Metabolism, Inborn errors; Lipidoses)
=750  \2$aNeuronal Ceroid-Lipofuscinoses$0(DNLM)D009472$5IEN

=LDR  01022cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880962860702441
=005  20200821165729.0
=008  860211||\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85088232
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh 85088232
=035  \\$a(LIBRARY_OF_CONGRESS)98172226480000041
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aMucopolysaccharidoses
=450  \\$wnne$aMucopolysaccharidosis
=550  \\$wg$aCarbohydrates$xMetabolism$xDisorders
=550  \\$wg$aConnective tissues$xDiagnosis
=550  \\$wg$aIntellectual disability
=550  \\$wg$aLysosomal storage diseases
=670  \\$aMeSH, June 11, 2018$b(Mucopolysaccharidoses:Group of lysosomal storage diseases each caused by an inherited deficiency of an enzyme involved in the degradation of glycosaminoglycans (mucopolysaccharides). The diseases are progressive and often display a wide spectrum of clinical severity within one enzyme deficiency. Mapped to: Lysosomal storage diseases and connective tissue diseases.)
=750  \2$aMucopolysaccharidoses$0(DNLM)D009083$5IEN

=LDR  03321cz  a2200301n  4500
=001  9880962860802441
=005  20200821150337.0
=008  050624i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85083658
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh 85083658
=035  \\$a(LIBRARY_OF_CONGRESS)98171509940000041
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aHV3004$bHV3008$cSocial welfare
=053  \0$aRC569.7$bRC574$cGeneral
=053  \0$aRJ506.M4$cPediatrics
=150  \\$aIntellectual disability
=450  \\$wnne$aIdiocy
=450  \\$aIntellectual disabilities
=450  \\$wnne$aMental deficiency
=450  \\$wnne$aMental retardation
=550  \\$wg$aDevelopmental disabilities
=550  \\$wg$aPsychology, Pathological
=550  \\$aPeople with mental disabilities
=670  \\$aPresident's Committee for People with Intellectual Disabilities Web site, June 24, 2005$b("In honor of the 13th anniversary (July 26, 2003) of the Americans with Disabilities Act, President George W. Bush signs the Executive Order renaming The President's Committee on Mental Retardation to The President's Committee for People with Intellectual Disabilities (PCPID) ... ")
=670  \\$aAmerican Association on Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities web site, Apr. 23, 2018$b(The term or name for the condition we know today as intellectual disability has changed over time; most recently the condition was primarily known as mental retardation. AAIDD is proud to have been a leader in the adoption of the term intellectual disability in the clinical, scholarly, public policy, and education arenas. Although the name has changed, for more than 50 years the three essential elements for all US-based definitions for this condition--limitations in intellectual functioning, behavioral limitations in adapting to environmental demands, and early age on onset--have not substantially changed)
=670  \\$aDisability scoop web site, Apr. 23, 2018:$barticle dated Oct. 5, 2010 (Obama Signs Bill Replacing 'Mental Retardation' With 'Intellectual Disability': President Barack Obama signed legislation Tuesday requiring the federal government to replace the term "mental retardation" with "intellectual disability" in many areas of government. The measure known as Rosa's Law was approved unanimously by Congress before receiving the go-ahead from the president with little fanfare this week. Under the law, "mental retardation" and "mentally retarded" will be stripped from federal health, education and labor policy. "Intellectual disability" and "individual with an intellectual disability" will be inserted in their place. The rights of individuals with disabilities will remain the same)
=670  \\$aFederal register, Aug. 1, 2013 ruling, Social Security Administration, viewed online, Apr. 23, 2018$b(effective Sept. 3, 2013: "We are replacing the term 'mental retardation' with 'intellectual disability' in our Listing of Impairments (listings) that we use to evaluate claims involving mental disorders in adults and children under titles II and XVI of the Social Security Act (Act) and in other appropriate sections of our rules. This change reflects the widespread adoption of the term 'intellectual disability' by Congress, government agencies, and various public and private organizations")
=750  \2$aIntellectual disability$0(DNLM)D008607$5IEN

=LDR  00947cz  a2200241n  4500
=001  9880962861302441
=005  20200821140615.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85053526
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh 85053526
=035  \\$a(LIBRARY_OF_CONGRESS)98170352430000041
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aRC632.G36
=150  \\$aGaucher disease
=450  \\$aCerebroside lipidosis
=450  \\$aFamilial splenic anemia
=450  \\$wnne$aGaucher's disease
=450  \\$aGaucher-Schlagenhaufer syndrome
=450  \\$aSplenic anemia, Familial
=550  \\$wg$aCerebrosides$xMetabolism$xDisorders
=550  \\$wg$aSphingolipidoses
=670  \\$aMeSH, viewed June 8, 2018$b(An autosomal recessive disorder caused by a deficiency of acid beta-glucosidase (GLUCOSYLCERAMIDASE) leading to intralysosomal accumulation of glycosylceramide mainly in cells of the MONONUCLEAR PHAGOCYTE SYSTEM)
=750  \2$aGaucher Disease$0(DNLM)D005776$5IEN

=LDR  00519nz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880962861702441
=005  20200820145513.0
=008  860211||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85014247
=035  \\$a(DLC) sh 85014247
=035  \\$a(LIBRARY_OF_CONGRESS)98169481840000041
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \\$aQH512
=150  \0$aBiomineralization
=450  \0$aBiological mineralization
=450  \0$aMineralization, Biological
=550  \0$wg$aMinerals in the body
=750  \2$aBiomineralization$0(DNLM)D000077320$5IEN-M

=LDR  01865cz  a2200361n  4500
=001  9880962862202441
=005  20200820105454.0
=008  100128i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\c
=010  \\$ash2005007343
=035  \\$a(DLC) sh2005007343
=035  \\$a(LIBRARY_OF_CONGRESS)98172274160000041
=040  \\$aABAU$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aArsenic trioxide
=450  \\$aArseneous anhydride
=450  \\$aArseneous oxide
=450  \\$aArsenic oxide
=450  \\$aArsenic sesquioxide
=450  \\$aArsenic(III) oxide
=450  \\$aArsenious acid
=450  \\$aArsenious oxide
=450  \\$aArsenious trioxide
=450  \\$aArsenous acid anhydride
=450  \\$aArsenous anhydride
=450  \\$aCrude arsenic
=450  \\$aWhite arsenic
=550  \\$wg$aArsenic compounds
=550  \\$wg$aOxides
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Welch, H.V.  The vapor pressure of arsenic trioxide, 1915.
=670  \\$aWikipedia, Nov. 4, 2005:$b(Arsenic trioxide is the most important commercial compound of arsenic, and the main starting material for arsenic chemistry. ... Other names: arsenic(III) oxide, arsenic sesquioxide, arseneous oxide, arseneous anhydride)
=670  \\$aMedical Management Guidelines (MMGs) for arsenic trioxide, via WWW, Nov. 4, 2005:$b(Synonyms include arsenic oxide, arsenious acid, arsenious oxide, arsenious trioxide, arsenous acid anhydride, crude arsenic, arsenolite, and white arsenic)
=670  \\$aHawley's condensed chemical dictionary, 1987:$b(arsenic trioxide ([synonyms] crude arsenic; white arsenic; arsenious acid; arsenious oxide; arsenous anhydride))
=670  \\$aMcGraw-Hill dictionary of scientific and technical terms, 2003:$b(arsenic trioxide ... A toxic compound, slightly soluble in water. ... Also known as arsenic oxide; arsenious acid); (arseneous oxide, see arsenic trioxide))
=750  \2$aArsenic Trioxide$0(DNLM)D000077237$5IEN-M

=LDR  03053nz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880962864302441
=005  20200817174524.0
=008  171222||\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\c
=010  \\$ash2017005254
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh2017005254
=035  \\$a(LIBRARY_OF_CONGRESS)9810714787300041
=040  \\$aABAU$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aLIM domain proteins
=450  \\$aLIM proteins
=550  \\$wg$aProteins
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Cox, C.L. Dissecting interactions within focal adhesions : studies on vinculin, 2008:$babstr. (Vinculin and paxillin are proteins that localise to focal adhesions. ... In this thesis, the molecular nature of the vinculin tail (Vt) and paxillin LD motif interaction has been studied)
=670  \\$aNature reviews, Feb. 2013:$bp. 111 (The LIM domain --- named after the LIN 11, ISL 1 and MEC 3 proteins in Caenorhabditis elegans --- is a type of zinc finger [(source page marginal note): Zinc finger - A small (<100 residue) protein domain that coordinates one or more structurally essential zinc ions] that, unlike the DNA-binding functions of many zinc fingers, is only known to mediate protein-protein interactions. LIM domain proteins are a large family of nuclear and cytosolic proteins that are grouped according to their additional protein domains)
=670  \\$aMeSH browser, Dec. 22, 2017$b(LIM domain proteins ... A large class of structurally-related proteins that contain one or more LIM zinc finger domains. Many of the proteins in this class are involved in intracellular signaling processes and mediate their effects via LIM domain protein-protein interactions) MeSH Tree Structures ([directly subordinate to]: Proteins)
=670  \\$aMolecular & general genetics, Oct. 2000:$bp. 257 (LIM-domain proteins participate in important cellular processes in eukaryotes, including gene transcription and actin cytoskeleton organization. They are predominantly found in animals, but have also been identified in yeast and plants. ... LIM proteins act as developmental regulators in eukaryotes, participating in a variety of basic cellular processes including gene transcription, cytoskeletal organization, and signaling)
=670  \\$aMechanisms of development, Mar. 1, 2000:$bp. 5 (The LIM domain, discovered 10 years ago as a conserved zinc finger motif, has been found in a variety of different proteins. LIM proteins that are nuclear, cytoplasmic or shuttled between both compartments have been identified in many different species. These proteins contain one, two or multiple LIM domains and can be categorized into different classes according to their amino acid sequence homologies. In recent years, accumulating results have continued to attribute essential functions to LIM proteins in a variety of different biological processes. Identified as a domain mediating protein±protein interactions, the LIM domain is a crucial protein structure for the biological functions of many LIM proteins, thus emphasizing their importance for the assembly of multiprotein complexes)
=750  \2$aLIM Domain Proteins$0(DNLM)D060588$5IEN

=LDR  01758nz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880962864802441
=005  20200817142739.0
=008  180111||\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\c
=010  \\$ash2018000072
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh2018000072
=035  \\$a(LIBRARY_OF_CONGRESS)9810714782800041
=040  \\$aMTG$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aInterleukin-17
=450  \\$aIL-17 (Interleukin-17)
=550  \\$wg$aCytokines
=550  \\$wg$aInterleukins
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Chu, Cong-Qiu. Targeting the IL-17 Pathway in Inflammatory Disorders, 2017:$bBack cover ("...IL-17 is a pro-inflammatory cytokine that has a key role in inflammation, autoimmunity, and host defense in a number of inflammatory disorders such as rheumatoid arthritis, psoriatic arthritis and psoriasis, ankylosing spondylitis, multiple sclerosis, and inflammatory bowel disease")
=670  \\$aCold Spring Harbor Perspectives in Biology, June 15, 2017:$bAbstract ("The cytokines of the interleukin 17 (IL-17) family play a central role in the control of infections, especially extracellular fungi. Conversely, if unrestrained, these inflammatory cytokines contribute to the pathology of numerous autoimmune and chronic inflammatory conditions")
=670  \\$aMeSH, March 15, 2018$b(Interleukin-17; scope note: A proinflammatory cytokine produced primarily by T-LYMPHOCYTES or their precursors. Several subtypes of interleukin-17 have been identified, each of which is a product of a unique gene; entry term(s): CTLA-8, CTLA8, Cytokine CX2, Cytokine ML-1, Cytotoxic T lymphocyte-Associated Antigen 8, IL-17, IL-17A, IL-17B, IL-17C, IL-17E, IL-17F, Interleukin 17, Interleukin-17A, Interleukin-17B, Interleukin-17C, Interleukin-17E Interleukin-17F, Interleukin-25)
=750  \2$aInterleukin-17$0(DNLM)D020381$5IEN

=LDR  01207cz  a2200289n  4500
=001  9880962956802441
=005  20200820141233.0
=008  890213i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 89000883$zsh 85033953
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh 89000883
=035  \\$a(LIBRARY_OF_CONGRESS)98171422060000041
=035  \\$a(LIBRARY_OF_CONGRESS)98171422060000041
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aRJ657
=150  \\$aCongenital hypothyroidism
=450  \\$aCongenital myxedema
=450  \\$wnne$aCretinism
=450  \\$aEndemic cretinism
=450  \\$aFetal iodine deficiency disorder
=550  \\$wg$aDwarfism
=550  \\$wg$aHypothyroidism
=550  \\$wg$aIodine deficiency diseases
=550  \\$wg$aNewborn infants$xDiseases
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Research in congenital hypothyroidism, c1989.
=670  \\$aMeSH, viewed June 7, 2018$b(Cretinism is an entry term on Congenital hypothyroidism; other entry terms Endemic cretinism, Fetal Iodine Deficiency Disorder, and Myxedema, Congenital. Mapped to: Dwarfism; Bone diseases, Endocrine; Hypothyroidism)
=670  \\$aForfar text of paediatrics, 1984:$bpp. 1144-1147 (Congenital hypothyroidism)
=750  \2$aCongenital Hypothyroidism$0(DNLM)D003409$5IEN

=LDR  05857nz  a2200337n  4500
=001  9880962959702441
=005  20200818131923.0
=008  171229||\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\c
=010  \\$ash2017005287
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh2017005287
=035  \\$a(LIBRARY_OF_CONGRESS)9810714786500041
=040  \\$aABAU$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aYeast two-hybrid assay
=450  \\$aTwo-hybrid liquid assay, Yeast
=450  \\$aTwo-hybrid screening, Yeast
=450  \\$aTwo-hybrid system, Yeast
=450  \\$aY2H assay
=450  \\$aY2H liquid assay
=450  \\$aYeast-2-hybrid assay
=450  \\$aYeast two-hybrid liquid assay
=450  \\$aYeast two-hybrid screening
=450  \\$aYeast two-hybrid system
=550  \\$wg$aBiological assay
=550  \\$wg$aDNA-protein interactions$xTesting
=550  \\$wg$aProtein-protein interactions$xTesting
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Lopez, J. Understanding protein-protein interactions in Plantae in network biology utilizing a novel Y2H liquid assay approach, 2016:$babstr. (The Yeast-2-Hybrid (Y2H) assay is a heterologous system that is expanding network biology knowledge via in vivo investigations of binary protein-protein interactions. Traditionally, the Y2H protocol entails the mating or co-transformation of yeast in solid agar media followed by visual analysis for diploid selection. Having played a key role in identifying protein-protein interactions for nearly three decades, the Y2H system includes the interaction between two proteins of interest which result in a reconstituted transcription factor allowing a reporter gene to be transcribed) p. 14 (By performing the Y2H method mating step on agar plates, qualitative methods of classification, must be employed to analyze the results, reiterating the need to depart from traditional methods of visual analysis for growth assessment. This thesis proposes that performing the Y2H in liquid-assay lessens the amount of false positives because outlier data can be specifically defined, as opposed to qualitatively studying an agar plate in which visually an outlier may be sensed when one is not mathematically deviant enough to be an outlier)
=670  \\$aEncyclopedia of genetics, 2001:$bp. 2164 (The yeast two-hybrid system is a valuable tool used to identify interacting proteins. The protein of interest is expressed as a fusion of the DNA-binding domain of a transcription factor lacking a transcription activation domain. The DNA-binding fusion protein is generally called the bait. The yeast strain also contains one or more reporter genes with binding sites for the DNA-binding domain. To identify proteins that interact with the bait, a plasmid library that expresses cDNA-encoded proteins fused to a transcription activation domain is introduced into the strain. Interaction of a cDNA-encoded protein with the bait results in activation of the reporter genes, allowing cells containing the interactors to be identified)
=670  \\$aViral pathogenesis : from basics to systems biology, 2016:$bpage 163 (Two-hybrid screening approaches are high-throughput complementation assays that test for protein--protein or protein--DNA interactions. The assay is typically performed by introducing proteins of interest pairwise into yeast, with each protein fused to a transcription factor that has been split into two complementary fragments. Conventionally, the protein fused to the N-terminal DNA-binding domain of the transcription factor is referred to as the "bait" and the protein fused to the C-terminal activation domain as the "prey." When brought into close proximity to one another through interaction between the bait and prey proteins, the binding and activation domains of the transcription factor function to activate transcription of a reporter gene. ... Although two-hybrid approaches are typically performed using yeast, these assays have also been adapted to bacterial and mammalian systems)
=670  \\$aBMC biology, 2017:$b15:108, DOI 10.1186/s12915-017-0446-7, p. 2 (The yeast two-hybrid (Y2H) assay is a powerful tool to identify binary PPIs [protein-protein interactions] by exploiting the modular nature of the yeast Gal4 transcription factor. In this assay, the DNA binding domain and activation domain of Gal4 are fused to two proteins of interest. If the two proteins of interest physically interact, an active Gal4 transcription factor is generated, thereby driving expression of reporter genes under the control of the GAL promoter. Apart from confirming an interaction between two proteins, this assay has been pivotal in discovering novel binding proteins. The Y2H assay has been used in developing binary protein interactome maps in model organisms such as yeast and humans. The Y2H assay can also be used to identify domains and amino acid residues required for PPIs)
=670  \\$aNature methods, Dec. 2014:$bp. 1203 (The yeast two-hybrid assay: still finding connections after 25 years. ... The idea of using hybrid proteins containing transcription factor domains to analyze protein-protein interactions was described in 1989. Over the past 25 years, this method has begun to reveal the complex protein networks that underlie cellular behavior. This year marks 25 years since the publication of the first paper describing the yeast two-hybrid assay. ... The concept originated from knowledge about the domain structure of transcription factors, which suggested that hybrid proteins based on these factors could be exploited for a novel purpose. This purpose---turning on a reporter gene in yeast via the interaction of two proteins: one fused to a DNA-binding domain and one fused to a transcriptional activation domain---was proposed to have commercial possibilities such as sales of libraries encoding hybrid proteins and licenses to practice the method)
=750  \2$aTwo-Hybrid System Techniques$0(DNLM)D020798$5IEN

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=150  \\$aWhite matter
=450  \\$aCerebellar white matter
=450  \\$aMatter, Cerebellar white
=450  \\$aMatter, White
=550  \\$wg$aCentral nervous system
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Lee, S. White matter abnormalities in patients with psychogenic non-epileptic seizures, 2016:$babstr. (The aim of the present study was to investigate white matter diffusion abnormalities using diffusion tensor imaging (DTI) in patients with psychogenic nonepileptic seizures (PNES))
=670  \\$aMeSH browser, Dec. 10, 2017$b(White matter ... The region of central nervous system that appears lighter in color than the other type, gray matter. It mainly consists of myelinated nerve fibers and contains few neuronal cell bodies or dendrites. ... Entry term(s): Cerebellar white matter) MeSH tree structures ([directly subordinate to]: Brain and Spinal Cord under Central Nervous System)
=670  \\$aTrends in neuroscience, July 2008:$bp. 361 (White matter is the brain region underlying the gray matter cortex, composed of neuronal fibers coated with electrical insulation called myelin. Previously of interest in demyelinating diseases such as multiple sclerosis, myelin is attracting new interest as an unexpected contributor to a wide range of psychiatric disorders, including depression and schizophrenia)
=670  \\$aMedlinePlus WWW home page, Dec. 10, 2017:$bmedical encyclopedia/white matter of the brain (White matter is found in the deeper tissues of the brain (subcortical). It contains nerve fibers (axons), which are extensions of nerve cells (neurons). Many of these nerve fibers are surrounded by a type of sheath or covering called myelin. Myelin gives the white matter its color. It also protects the nerve fibers from injury. Also, it improves the speed and transmission of electrical nerve signals)
=670  \\$aTherapeutic advances in neurological disorders, Sept. 2012:$bp. 267 (White matter ... merits systematic consideration as a brain component critical to behavioral neurology. Comprising about half the human brain, white matter provides the essential connectivity of distributed neural networks coursing within and between the hemispheres to subserve a host of neurobehavioral functions. White matter expands the operational capacity of neurons by enabling the rapid and efficient transfer of information that complements the information processing of gray matter)
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=150  \\$aTh17 cells
=450  \\$aT helper 17 cells
=450  \\$aT helper 17 lymphocytes
=450  \\$aTh-17 cells
=450  \\$aTh17 lymphocytes
=450  \\$aType 17 helper T cells
=550  \\$wg$aT cells
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Chu, Cong-Qiu. Targeting the IL-17 Pathway in Inflammatory Disorders, 2017:$bBack cover ("IL-17 is a pro-inflammatory cytokine that has a key role in inflammation, autoimmunity, and host defense in a number of inflammatory disorders such as rheumatoid arthritis, psoriatic arthritis and psoriasis, ankylosing spondylitis, multiple sclerosis, and inflammatory bowel disease. The discovery of the IL-17/Th17 pathway has seen exciting development in the field of immunology and inflammation research, which has led to a number of recent regulatory approvals")
=670  \\$aAnnals of Dermatology, October 2017:$bp. 578 (Article title: "A Study of the Changes of T Helper 17 Cells and Regulatory T Cells in Herpes Zoster")
=670  \\$aClinical and Developmental Immunology, 2013:$bThe Multifaceted Role of Th17 Lymphocytes and Their Associated Cytokines in Cancer (Abstract: "While the role of T helper 17 lymphocytes (Th17) in the pathogenesis of autoimmune diseases and in infectious immunity has been relatively well defined, the impact of these cells and their associated cytokines on cancer development is still under debate")$uhttp://dx.doi.org/10.1155/2013/957878
=670  \\$aMeSH, March 15, 2018$b(T17 cells; scope note: Scope NoteA subset of helper-effector T-lymphocytes which synthesize and secrete INTERLEUKINS IL-17; IL-17F; and IL-22. These cytokines are involved in host defenses and tissue inflammation in autoimmune diseases; entry terms: T Helper 17 Cells, TH-17 Cells, Type 17 Helper T Cells)

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=150  \\$aPaxillin
=550  \\$wg$aLIM domain proteins
=550  \\$wg$aPhosphoproteins
=550  \\$wg$aScaffold proteins
=550  \\$wg$aSignal transducing adaptor proteins
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Cox, C.L. Dissecting interactions within focal adhesions : studies on vinculin, 2008:$babstr. (Vinculin and paxillin are proteins that localise to focal adhesions. ... In this thesis, the molecular nature of the vinculin tail (Vt) and paxillin LD motif interaction has been studied)
=670  \\$aJournal of hematology & oncology, 2017:$b10:50, DOI 10.1186/s13045-017-0418-y, p. 1 (Paxilllin is a multifunctional and multidomain focal adhesion adapter protein which serves an important scaffolding role at focal adhesions by recruiting structural and signaling molecules involved in cell movement and migration, when phosphorylated on specific Tyr and Ser residues. ... Paxillin is a main component of focal adhesions (FAs) and plays an important role in the transduction of extracellular signals into intracellular responses, triggered by the engagement of integrins with the extracellular matrix (ECM). As a scaffolding protein, paxillin contributes to the recruitment of specific kinases and phosphatases, cofactors, oncoproteins, and structural proteins, involved in intracellular signaling cascades)
=670  \\$aMeSH browser, Dec. 22, 2017$b(Paxillin ... Paxillin is a signal transducing adaptor protein that localizes to focal adhesions via its four LIM domains. It undergoes phosphorylation in response to integrin-mediated cell adhesion, and interacts with a variety of proteins including vinculin, focal adhesion kinase, proto-oncogene protein PP60(C-SRC), and proto-oncogene protein C-CRK) MeSH tree structures ([directly subordinate to]: Adaptor proteins, Signal transducing; LIM domain proteins; Phophoproteins)
=670  \\$aPhysiological reviews, Oct. 2004:$bp. 1315 (Molecular scaffold or adaptor proteins facilitate precise spatiotemporal regulation and integration of multiple signaling pathways to effect the optimal cellular response to changes in the immediate environment. Paxillin is a multidomain adaptor that recruits both structural and signaling molecules to focal adhesions, sites of integrin engagement with the extracellular matrix, where it performs a critical role in transducing adhesion and growth factor signals to elicit changes in cell migration and gene expression)
=670  \\$aJournal of physiology, July 15, 2002:$bp. 501 (Paxillin is a multidomain adapter protein that binds to structural and signalling proteins at the focal adhesion sites of substrate-adherent cells. Paxillin has been implicated in the regulation of cytoskeletal organization, cell migration and cell motility)
=670  \\$aBiophysical journal, Apr. 2008:$bp. 2820 ( ... paxillin, an adhesion adaptor protein that plays a prominent role in regulating adhesion formation and turnover)
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=150  \\$aParoxysmal atrial fibrillation
=450  \\$aParoxysmal AF (Paroxysmal atrial fibrillation)
=550  \\$wg$aAtrial fibrillation
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Patel, N.A. Discrimination of left atrial and pulmonary vein potentials in patients with paroxysmal atrial fibrillation, [2002].
=670  \\$aIEEE transactions on biomedical engineering, Apr. 2004:$bp. 561 (Atrial fibrillation (AF) is the most common sustained tachyarrhythmia. ... Based upon clinical history, AF may be classified as paroxysmal or chronic. Paroxysmal AF (PAF) is defined as attacks of AF lasting from 2 min to less than 7 days. Chronic AF is defined as lasting more than 7 days)
=670  \\$aPrescriber, Feb. 2016:$bp. 30 (What is paroxysmal atrial fibrillation? Paroxysmal atrial fibrillation (PAF) lasts less than seven days and most episodes stop within 48 hours. Once AF lasts over a week, it is called persistent AF and the longer it goes on, the less likely AF is to revert to sinus rhythm)
=670  \\$aHeart (London, England), Oct. 2017:$bp. 1502 (Atrial fibrillation (AF) is the most common sustained cardiac arrrhythmia and a major global public health problem. ... Recurrent AF is either labelled 'paroxysmal' when it is self-terminating or 'persistent' when it lasts more than 7 days or is terminated earlier using pharmacological means or direct current cardioversion)
=670  \\$aHeart Rhythm Society WWW home page, Dec. 21, 2017:$bpatient resources/heart diseases & disorders/atrial fibrillation (AFib)/types of AFib (Paroxysmal AF -- AFib that occurs sometimes and then stops. AFib stops by itself and the heart returns to normal rhythm. AFib may last for seconds, minutes, hours, or days before the heart returns to its normal rhythm. People with this type of AFib usually have more symptoms than others. As the heart goes in and out of AFib, the pulse rate may change from slow to fast and back again in short periods of time)
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=150  \\$aDactinomycin
=450  \\$aAct D (Actinomycin D)
=450  \\$aActinomycin D
=450  \\$aCosmegen
=450  \\$aCosmegen Lyovac
=450  \\$aLyovac-Cosmegen
=450  \\$aMeractinomycin
=550  \\$wg$aAntineoplastic antibiotics
=550  \\$wg$aCyclic peptides
=550  \\$wg$aHeterocyclic compounds
=550  \\$wg$aRNA polymerases$xInhibitors
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Hudson, J.S. Biophysical studies on human telomeric G quadruplex DNA, 2010:$babstr. (The anticancer compound, actinomycin D, is demonstrated to bind to both the Na+ and K+ conformations of telomeric G-quadruplex DNA by an end stacking mechanism with favorable binding enthalpies)
=670  \\$aJournal of clinical pharmacology, Jan. 2008:$bp. 35 (Actinomycin-D is an antineoplastic agent that inhibits RNA synthesis by binding to guanine residues and inhibiting DNA-dependent RNA polymerase)
=670  \\$aSearch Livertox Databse, via WWW, Dec. 27, 2017$b(United States National Library of Medicine ... Livertox) browse by first letter of medication herbal or supplement/D (Dactinomycin is an intravenously administered, antineoplastic antibiotic that is used in the treatment of solid tumors in children and choriocarcinoma in adult women. In high doses, dactinomycin can cause severe liver injury including sinusoidal obstruction syndrome. Dactinomycin ... is one of the actinomycins, anticancer antibiotics that were discovered by Selman Waksman and colleagues in the 1940s using fermentation exacts from bacteria (Streptomyces). The actinomycins are chromopeptides which bind to double-helical DNA and interrupt RNA transcription, causing cell arrest and inhibition of cell division. Actinomycin D, later named dactinomycin, was isolated from Streptococcus parvullus and was identified as a promising antineoplastic agent)
=670  \\$aProceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the United States of America, Sept. 20, 2016:$bp. 10666 (Actinomycin D (Act D) is a polypeptide antibiotic isolated from the genus Streptomyces. Act D intercalates into DNA, preventing the progression of RNA polymerases. It is widely used as a transcription inhibitor)
=670  \\$aMeSH browser, Dec. 27, 2017$b(Dactinomycin ... A compound composed of a two cyclic peptides attached to a phenoxazine that is derived from Streptomyces parvullus. It binds to DNA and inhibits RNA synthesis (transcription), with chain elongation more sensitive than initiation, termination, or release. As a result of impaired mRNA production, protein synthesis also declines after dactinomycin therapy. ... Entry term(s): Actinomycin; Actinomycin D; Cosmegen; Cosmegen Lyovac; Dactinomycin; Lyovac-Cosmegen; Meractinomycin) MeSH Tree Structures ([directly subordinate to]: 3-ring heterocyclic compounds; and: Cyclic peptides)
=670  \\$aEpigenetics & chromatin, Mar. 18, 2011:$bp. 2 (The transcription of RNA polymerase I can be suppressed by exposure to a variety of stimuli. Actinomycin D is a widely used drug that intercalates into double stranded DNA and blocks the transcription elongation activity of all three polymerases (I, II, III))
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=150  \\$aCurcumin
=450  \\$aDiferuloylmethane
=450  \\$aTurmeric yellow
=450  \\$aYellow, Turmeric
=550  \\$wg$aAntineoplastic agents
=550  \\$wg$aCatechol
=550  \\$wg$aDiarylheptanoids
=550  \\$wg$aDyes and dyeing
=550  \\$wg$aEnzyme inhibitors
=550  \\$wg$aNonsteroidal anti-inflammatory agents
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Chen, Chih-Chung. Curcumin-loaded polymeric nanoparticles for neuroprotection in neonatal rats with hypoxic-ischemic encephalopathy (HIE), 2017.
=670  \\$aMeSH 2018, Jan. 9, 2018:$bCurcumin (A yellow-orange dye obtained from tumeric, the powdered root of Curcuma longa. It is used in the preparation of curcuma paper and the detection of boron. Curcumin appears to possess a spectrum of pharmacological properties, due primarily to its inhibitory effects on metabolic enzymes. Entry terms: Diferuloylmethane, Turmeric Yellow; Broader terms in MeSH tree structures: Diarylheptanoids, Catechols. Pharm Action: Anti-Inflammatory Agents, Non-Steroidal; Antineoplastic Agents; Coloring Agents; Enzyme Inhibitors)
=670  \\$aOregon State Univ. Micronutrient Information Center WWW site, Jan. 9, 2018:$bCurcumin (Curcumin is a biologically active polyphenolic compound found in turmeric, a spice derived from the rhizomes of the plant Curcuma longa Linn; Turmeric is a spice derived from the rhizomes of the tropical plant Curcuma longa Linn, which is a member of the ginger family (Zingiberaceae). Rhizomes are horizontal underground stems that send out shoots, as well as roots. The bright yellow-orange color of turmeric comes mainly from fat-soluble, polyphenolic pigments known as curcuminoids. Curcumin, the principal curcuminoid found in turmeric, is generally considered its most active constituent)
=670  \\$aWikipedia, Jan. 9, 2018$b(Curcumin is a bright yellow chemical produced by some plants. It is the principal curcuminoid of turmeric (Curcuma longa); Chemically, curcumin is a diarylheptanoid, belonging to the group of curcuminoids, which are natural phenols responsible for turmeric's yellow color)
=670  \\$aReference.MD website, Jan. 17, 2018$b(Curcumin: A yellow-orange dye obtained from tumeric, the powdered root of Curcuma longa. It is used in the preparation of curcuma paper and the detection of boron. Curcumin appears to possess a spectrum of pharmacological properties, due primarily to its inhibitory effects on metabolic enzymes. Other names: Turmeric Yellow; Diferuloylmethane; Yellow, Turmeric. Pharmacological Action: Anti-Inflammatory Agents, Non-Steroidal; Antineoplastic Agents; Coloring Agents; Enzyme Inhibitors)
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=150  \\$aCRISPR-associated protein 9
=450  \\$aCas9 (CRISPR-associated protein 9)
=450  \\$aCRISPR/Cas9
=550  \\$wg$aEndonucleases
=550  \\$wg$aGene editing
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Kozubek, Jim. Modern Prometheus: editing the human genome with CRISPR-Cas9, 2016.
=670  \\$aArchives of Disease in Childhood -- Education & Practice Edition, April 2016:$bWhat is CRISPR/Cas9?, p. 213 ("Clustered regularly interspaced palindromic repeats (CRISPR)/Cas9...is a gene-editing technology which involves two essential components: a guide RNA to match a desired target gene, and Cas9 (CRISPR-associated protein 9)--an endonuclease which causes a double-stranded DNA break, allowing modifications to the genome. One of the most exciting applications of CRISPR/Cas9 is its potential use to treat genetic disorders caused by single gene mutations")
=670  \\$aNature, March 7, 2016:$bCRISPR: gene editing is just the beginning, p. 160 (Graphic: "Hacking CRISPR. By modifying the molecular machinery that powers CRISPR-Cas9 gene editing, scientists can probe the functions of genes and gene regulators with unprecedented specificity")
=670  \\$aProspec website, viewed March 5, 2018$bCAS9 (Cas9 (CRISPR associated protein 9) is an RNA-guided DNA endonuclease enzyme associated with the CRISPR (Clustered Regularly Interspaced Short Palindromic Repeats) adaptive immunity system in Streptococcus pyogenes, among other bacteria. S. Pyogenes utilizes Cas9 to remember and later probe and cleave foreign DNA, such as invading bacteriophage DNA or plasmid DNA. In case that the DNA substrate is complementary to the guide RNA, Cas9 cleaves the invading DNA. In addition to its original role in bacterial immunity, the Cas9 protein has been heavily employed as a genome engineering tool to induce site-directed double strand breaks in DNA. These disruptions may lead to gene inactivation or the presentation of heterologous genes via non-homologous end joining and homologous recombination respectively in many laboratory model organisms)
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=150  \\$aCRISPR (Genetics)
=450  \\$aClustered Regularly Interspaced Short Palindromic Repeats (Genetics)
=550  \\$wg$aImmunogenetics
=550  \\$wg$aNucleotide sequence
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Doudna, Jennifer A. A crack in creation, gene editing and the unthinkable power to control evolution, 2017:$bTable of Contents ("Part II. The task. The CRISPR menagerie...")
=670  \\$aMESH, viewed January 16, 2018:$b"Clustered Regularly Interspaced Short Palindromic Repeats" (Scope note: Repetitive nucleic acid sequences that are principal components of the archaeal and bacterial CRISPR-CAS SYSTEMS, which function as adaptive antiviral defense systems")
=670  \\$aWikipedia, January 16, 2018:$bCRISPR ("CRISPR is a family of DNA sequences in bacteria. The sequences contain snippets of DNA from viruses that have attacked the bacterium. These snippets are used by the bacterium to detect and destroy DNA from similar viruses during subsequent attacks. These sequences play a key role in a bacterial defense system, and form the basis of a technology known as CRISPR/Cas9 that effectively and specifically changes genes within organisms")
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=150  \\$aCarnitine acyltransferases
=550  \\$wg$aAcyltransferases
=670  \\$aWork cat: Abuelyaman, A.S. Synthesis of carnitine analogues as probes of carnitine acyltransferases, 1990.
=670  \\$aAnnals of the New York Academy of Sciences, Nov. 2004:$bp. 17 (Carnitine acyltransferases catalyze the exchange of acyl groups between carnitine and coenzyme A (CoA). These enzymes include carnitine acetyltransferase (CrAT), carnitine octanoyltransferase (CrOT), and carnitine palmitoyltransferases (CPTs). CPT-I and CPT-II are crucial for the [Beta]-oxidation of long-chain fatty acids in the mitochondria by enabling their transport across the mitochondrial membrane)
=670  \\$aFASEB journal, Sept. 2016:$bp. 1039 (The carnitine acyltransferases are a family of enzymes involved in fatty acid transport within the cell. All catalyze the freely reversible exchange of carnitine and coenzyme A in fatty acid esters) acid esters
=670  \\$aMolecular aspects of medicine, Oct.-Dec., 2004:$bp. 478 (The carnitine acyltransferases are a family of proteins that are widely distributed in the cell, and whose properties are specifically tailored to their complementary roles in overall involvement of carnitine in the maintenance of cell function)
=670  \\$aMeSH browser, Sept. 16, 2016$b(Carnitine acyltransferases -- Acyltransferases in the inner mitochondrial membrane that catalyze the reversible transfer of acyl groups from acyl-CoA to L-carnitine and thereby mediate the transport of activated fatty acids through that membrane)
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=150  \\$aDistress in old age
=450  \\$aDistress (Psychology) in old age
=550  \\$wg$aOlder people$xPsychology
=670  \\$aWork cat: Jones, L. Examining predictors of the longitudinal trajectories of diabetes distress and depressive symptoms in a sample of older adults with diabetes, 2014:$bp. 1 (The combination of financial/physical/and mental strain that often coincide with living with a chronic illness such as diabetes can manifest in emotional distress)
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=150  \\$aDistress in adolescents
=450  \\$aDistress (Psychology) in adolescents
=550  \\$wg$aAdolescent psychology
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 2017347111: Correlates of psychological distress among adolescents, 2017$b(psychological distress among adolescents)
=670  \\$aLancet, editorial, Issue 3, p 159, Novermber 1, 2017, viewed online on September 4, 2018:$bunder Aiding adolescents in distress (Adolescence is an exciting period of life, marked by rapid development and learning, new experiences, flourishing personal identity, and greater independence. For many young people, however, it is also the time in which the symptoms of common mental disorders start to emerge and high-risk legal and illegal substance use begins, with potentially profound health implications for the rest of the life course)
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=670  \\$aJohns Hopkins Medicine WWW site, viewed May 4, 2018:$babout, centers & departments > General Internal Medicine > research > content areas & methodologies > pharmacoepidemiology (pharmacovigilance is a part of pharmacoepidemiology that involves continual monitoring, in a population, for unwanted effects and other safety concerns arising in drugs that are already on the market)
=670  \\$aMacmillan dictionary of toxicology, 2000, via WWW, viewed May 4, 2018$b(pharmacovigilance: monitoring for suspected adverse reactions to medicines; the observation of all activity tending to provide systematic indications of probable causal links between drugs and adverse reactions in a population but restricted to "harmful reactions to drug doses normally used" (WHO))
=670  \\$aMerriam-Webster's medical dictionary, 2016, via WWW, viewed May 4, 2018$b(pharmacovigilance, noun: the monitoring, evaluation, and prevention of adverse effects associated with the administration of medicines)
=670  \\$aMeSH browser, May 4, 2018$b(heading: Pharmacovigilance; scope note: The detection of long and short term side effects of conventional and traditional medicines through research, data mining, monitoring, and evaluation of healthcare information obtained from healthcare providers and patients)
=670  \\$aOxford companion to medicine, 2006, via WWW, viewed May 4, 2018:$bunder Pharmacology, clinical pharmacology, and therapeutics (less common adverse reactions can generally be detected only during widespread use, and the study of the safety of marketed medicines is now referred to as 'pharmacovigilance')
=670  \\$aRoutledge handbook of complementary and alternative medicine, 2015, via WWW, viewed May 4, 2018:$bunder Regulation of complementary medicines in Australia (These controls are supplemented by a pharmacovigilance programme that considers adverse events reported to the Therapeutic Goods Administration by consumers, health professionals, the pharmaceutical industry, international medicines regulators or medical and scientific experts on TGA advisory committees)
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=670  \\$aIUPAC Gold Book, viewed online June 29, 2018$b(microgel: Particle of gel of any shape with an equivalent diameter of approximately 0.1 to 100 micromilimeters. Note: The definition proposed here is recommended for its precision and because it distinguishes between a microgel and a nanogel)
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=670  \\$aCLIR resources, July 24, 2015:$bdata curation (The University of Illinois' Graduate School of Library and Information Science defines data curation as "the active and ongoing management of data through its life cycle of interest and usefulness to scholarship, science, and education. Data curation activities enable data discovery and retrieval, maintain its quality, add value, and provide for reuse over time, and this new field includes authentication, archiving, management, preservation, retrieval, and representation."
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=670  \\$aWork cat: 2013032919: McGrath, R.E. Creating and verifying data sets with Excel, 2015.
=670  \\$aopm.gov, viewed August 24, 2018$b(Data, Analysis & Documentation: Raw Datasets$uhttps://www.opm.gov/data/index.aspx)
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=670  \\$aWork cat: Elbe, S. Pandemics, pills, and politics, 2018:$bp.xi (in-depth study of the world's most prominent medical countermeasure: Tamiflu. Billions of Tamiflu capsules were stockpiled by governments around the world in the fight against pandemic flu. Antiviral drug)
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=670  \\$aWebMD online, Oct. 18, 2018$b(Tamiflu. Generic name: Oseltamivir. Used to treat symptoms caused by the flu virus (influenza))
=670  \\$aWikipedia, Oct. 18, 2018$b(Oseltamivir. Sold under the brand name Tamiflu, is an antiviral medication used to treat and prevent influenza A and influenza B (flu).)
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=670  \\$aNeuraminidase Inhibitors for Treatment of Influenza A and B Infections, December 17, 1999/48(RR14);1-9, accessed via CDC website, Dec. 17, 2018$bsummary (Neuraminidase inhibitors are a new class of antiviral drugs that inhibit influenza A and B viruses)
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=670  \\$aGoogle search, June 4, 2007$b(intersex people; intersex persons; hermaphrodites; hermaphroditic people; intersexual people)
=670  \\$aWitten, T. Gender identity and the military : transgender, transsexual, and intersex-identified individuals in the U.S. Armed Forces, 2007:$bPDF p. 4 (intersex-identified individuals) p. 7 (intersex-identified persons)
=670  \\$aGhattas, D.C. Human rights between the sexes, 2013:$bt.p. (inter* individuals) p. 10 (Intersex individuals are persons who cannot be classified according to the medical norms of so-called male and female bodies with regard to their chromosomal, gonadal or anatomical sex; The term inter* is an umbrella term that was developed in the German intersex community. As an emancipatory and identitarian umbrella term, it denotes the diversity of intersex realities and bodies. It is used in the title of the study and in the questionnaire in order to approximate different international (self-) designations and the scope of experiences and cultural backgrounds with a preferably broad term. Meanwhile, inter* has become known in international intersex human rights activism and is, in part, used as a term. The term is prevalent in intersex human rights discourse outside Europe)
=670  \\$aPediatrics, Aug. 2006:$bp. 488 (Terms such as "intersex," "pseudohermaphroditism," "hermaphroditism," "sex reversal," and gender-based diagnostic labels are particularly controversial. These terms are perceived as potentially pejorative by patients and can be confusing to practitioners and parents alike. We propose the term "disorders of sex development" (DSD), as defined by congenital conditions in which development of chromosomal, gonadal, or anatomic sex is atypical; individuals with DSD) p. 490 (patients with DSD)
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=670  \\$aWork cat.: Carter, P. The water shrew handbook, c2006:$bp. 3 (The water shrew, Neomys fodiens, belongs to the order Soricomorpha; shrews, moles and hedgehogs were previously assigned to the order Insectivora)
=670  \\$aITIS, Nov. 29, 2007$b(Insectivores: invalid; valid names: Afrosoricida, Erinaceomorpha, Soricomorpha) August 23, 2018 (Insectivore; Taxonomic Status: invalid; Common name: insectivores) (Soricomorpha; order; Synonym: Insectivora)
=670  \\$aWikipedia, Nov. 29, 2007$b(The order Insectivora is a now-abandoned biological grouping within the class of mammals ... Erinaceomorpha and Soricomorpha now replace Insectivora; the order Soricomorpha ("Shrew-form") is a biological clade within the class of mammals. In previous years it formed a significant group within the Insectivora order. However, that order was shown to be paraphyletic and various new orders were split off from it, including Afrosoricida (tenrecs and golden moles), Macroscelidea (elephant shrews), and Erinaceomorpha (hedgehogs and gymnures); the order Soricomorpha consists of four families: Soricidae, Talpidae, Solenodontidae, and Nesophontidae)
=670  \\$aMcKenna, M.C. Classification of mammals above the species level, c1997:$bp. 284 (order Soricomorpha)
=670  \\$a2018038627: Woodman, Neal. American recent Eulipotyphla, 2018:$bECIP galley
=670  \\$aNew World Encyclopedia website, Aug. 14, 2018$b(Soricomorpha is considered to be paraphyletic and often is replaced in taxonomic schemes with the order Eulipotyphla, with includes members of Soricomorpha and the family Erinaceidae (hedgehogs and gymnures or moonrats))
=670  \\$aWikipedia, Aug. 14, 2018$b(Classification: Class: Mammalia; Order: Eulipotyphla; Families: Amphilemuridae (extinct), Nesophontidae (extinct), Solenodontidae, Talpidae, Soricidae, Erinaceidae)
=670  \\$aEmail from Neal Woodman, Research Biologist and Curator of Mammals, National Museum of Natural History, Aug. 15, 2018$b(The International Code of Zoological Nomenclature (International Commission on Zoological Nomenclature, 1999) does not address standards for the use of names higher than the family level, and in the absence of such formal guidance, I use the name whose original composition most closely matches the monophyletic extant group. In this case, it is the ordinal grouping that includes Erinaceidae, Solenodontidae, Soricidae, and Talpidae and that excludes other families that would render the order polyphyletic. Given this criterion, Eulipotyphla is the only acceptable name for the order)
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=670  \\$aWork cat.: 91-223811: Preissel, U. Brugmansia : (Datura) Engelstrompeten, c1991.
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=670  \\$aInd. nom. gen. (plant.)$b(Brugmansia Persoon.)
=670  \\$aDict. flow. ferns.$b(Brugmansia Per.; Datura L.)
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=670  \\$aAstrophysical journal, Nov. 10, 2004, via WWW, July 15, 2005$b(Carbon chain molecules can be classified into several families depending on their linear backbone, on their electronic ground state, and on their end groups. The two most widespread families are the polyynes and the polyacetylenic radicals.  The most abundant is presumably the family of polyacetylenes, which unfortunately, are nonpolar, hence not detectable at radio wavelengths.)
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=670  \\$aHeart and Metabolism WWW site, July 21, 2004$b(Antianginal and antiischemic effects of ivabradine, an If inhibitor, in stable angina ... Circulation, 2003; 107; 817-823. Ivabradine, a new heart rate-lowering agent that acts specifically on the sinoatrial node)
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=670  \\$aKarger Cardiology WWW site, July 21, 2004$b(Cardiology vol. 100, no. 3, 2003. A single intravenous dose of ivabradine, a novel I₍f₎ inhibitor, lowers heart rate)
=670  \\$aPhase IV Communications WWW site, July 21, 2004:$b(Ivabradine (Procoralan, Servier), a new chemical entity ... a new class of compound, which exclusively reduces heart rate by specific action on the sino-atrial node)
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=670  \\$aLatent semantic analysis at CU Boulder, via WWW, Dec. 6, 2006:$binformation  (Latent Semantic Analysis (LSA) is a theory and method for extracting and representing the contextual-usage meaning of words by statistical computations applied to a large corpus of text. The underlying idea is that the totality of  information about all the word contexts in which a given word does and does not appear provides a set of mutual constraints that largely determines the similarity of meaning of words and set of words to each other)
=670  \\$aLSI : latent semantic indexing Web site, Dec. 6, 2006.
=670  \\$aTelcordia latent semantic indexing (LSI) demo machine home page, Dec. 6, 2006$b(Latent Semantic Indexing (LSI) is a novel, patented information retrieval method developed at Telcordia Technologies, Inc. By using statistical algorithms, LSI can retrieve relevant documents even when they do not share any words with a query. LSI uses these statistically derived "concepts" to improve search performance by up to 30%.)
=670  \\$aWikipedia, Dec. 6, 2006$b(Latent semantic analysis (LSA) is a technique in natural language processing, in particular in vectorial semantics, patented in 1988 by Scott Deerwester, Susan Dumais, George Furnas, Richard Harshman, Thomas Landauer, Karen Lochbaum and Lynn Streeter. In the context of its application to information retrieval, it is sometimes called latent semantic indexing (LSI).)
=670  \\$aInspec, via Engineering village 2, Dec. 6, 2006$b(Latent Semantic Analysis (LSA); Latent Semantic Indexing (LSI))
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=150  \\$aLapatinib
=450  \\$aLapatinib ditosylate
=450  \\$aTykerb (Trademark)
=450  \\$aTyverb (Trademark)
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=670  \\$aUnigate Paediatric Workshop (1st : 1973 : London, England). Clinical immunology--allergy in paediatric medicine, 1973.
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=001  9880362651202441
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=001  9880362651402441
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=001  9880362651902441
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=001  9880362652102441
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=LDR  01028cz  a2200313n  4500
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=LDR  00776cz  a2200193n  4500
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=LDR  01190cz  a2200217n  4500
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=LDR  00361cz  a2200145n  4500
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=LDR  00435cz  a2200169n  4500
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=LDR  00475cz  a2200181n  4500
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=LDR  00597cz  a2200181n  4500
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=LDR  00484cz  a2200169n  4500
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=LDR  00366cz  a2200145n  4500
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=LDR  00573cz  a2200205n  4500
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=LDR  00353cz  a2200145n  4500
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=LDR  00427cz  a2200169n  4500
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=LDR  00495cz  a2200169n  4500
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=LDR  00535cz  a2200193n  4500
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=LDR  00430cz  a2200181n  4500
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=LDR  00605cz  a2200205n  4500
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=750  \2$aParticle Accelerators$5IEN$0(DNLM)D010315

=LDR  00503cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362657202441
=005  20160428101757.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85098350
=035  \\$aBZU8256NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRC439.2
=150  \\$aPartial hospitalization
=450  \\$aHospitalization, Partial
=550  \\$wg$aHospital care
=550  \\$wg$aHospital utilization
=550  \\$wg$aHospitals$xOutpatient services
=750  \2$aDay Care, Medical$5IEN$0(DNLM)D003631

=LDR  00425cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362657302441
=005  20120730163644.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85098347 
=035  \\$aBZU8253NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRK665
=150  \\$aPartial dentures, Removable
=450  \\$aRemovable partial dentures
=690  \\$ar:AMD:6/25/90
=750  \2$aDenture, Partial, Removable$5IEN$0(DNLM)D003832

=LDR  00404cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880361474402441
=005  20120730162252.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85004189 
=035  \\$aBZK4095NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQL668.C23
=150  \\$aAmbystoma mexicanum
=550  \\$wg$aAmbystoma
=690  \\$ar:AJO:8/28/90
=750  \2$aAmbystoma mexicanum$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000558

=LDR  00418cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880361474502441
=005  20120730162252.0
=008  000202i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85004185 
=035  \\$aBZK4091NU
=035  \\$aSH 85004185
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQL668.C23$cZoology
=150  \\$aAmbystoma
=450  \\$aAmblystoma
=550  \\$wg$aAmbystomatidae
=750  \2$aAmbystoma$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000557

=LDR  00658cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880361474602441
=005  20120730162252.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85004182 
=035  \\$aBZK4088NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRJ101$bRJ103
=150  \\$aAmbulatory medical care for children
=450  \\$aAmbulatory pediatrics
=450  \\$aPediatrics, Ambulatory
=550  \\$wg$aChild health services
=750  \2$81$wb$aAmbulatory Care$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000553
=750  \2$81$wb$aChild$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002648
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=LDR  00455cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880361474702441
=005  20120730162251.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85004180 
=035  \\$aBZK4086NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aAmbulatory medical care
=450  \\$aAmbulatory care
=450  \\$aOutpatient medical care
=450  \\$aWalking patient care
=550  \\$wg$aMedical care
=750  \2$aAmbulatory Care$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000553

=LDR  00512cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880361474802441
=005  20120730162251.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85004178 
=035  \\$aBZK4084NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aTL235.8
=150  \\$aAmbulances
=360  \\$isubdivision$aAmbulances$iunder individual military services,  e.g.$aUnited States.  Army--Ambulances
=550  \\$wg$aEmergency vehicles
=550  \\$wg$aHealth facilities
=750  \2$aAmbulances$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000552

=LDR  00378cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880361474902441
=005  20120730162250.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85004156 
=035  \\$aBZK4062NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aAmblyopia
=550  \\$wg$aEye$xMovement disorders
=550  \\$wg$aVision disorders
=750  \2$aAmblyopia$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000550

=LDR  00317cz  a2200133n  4500
=001  9880361475002441
=005  20120730162250.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85004146 
=035  \\$aBZK4052NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=150  \\$aAmbergris
=550  \\$wg$aPerfumes
=750  \2$aAmbergris$5IEN$0(DNLM)D018648

=LDR  00560cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880361475102441
=005  20120730162249.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85004143 
=035  \\$aBZK4049NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aNK6000$cDecorative arts
=053  \\$aQE391.A5$cMineralogy
=053  \\$aTN885$cMineral industries
=053  \\$aTS755.A5$cJewelry
=150  \\$aAmber
=450  \\$aBernstein
=450  \\$aSuccinite
=550  \\$wg$aPrecious stones
=550  \\$wg$aResins, Fossil
=750  \2$aAmber$5IEN$0(DNLM)D018647

=LDR  00904cz  a2200253n  4500
=001  9880361475202441
=005  20050404093840.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85004134 
=035  \\$aBZK4040LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aQL696.P7$cOrnithology
=053  \\$aSF473.P3$cCage birds
=150  \\$aAmazon parrots
=450  \\$aAmazona
=450  \\$aAmazons (Parrots)
=550  \\$wg$aParrots
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Decoteau, A.E. The handbook of Amazon parrots, c1980$b(Amazona)
=670  \\$aWeb. 3:$bp. 66 (Amazona, genus of trop. Am. parrots (Amazon))
=670  \\$aDe Schauensee, R.M. The species of birds of S. Am.:$bp. 134 (Amazona)
=670  \\$aHoward birds world:$bp. 170 (Amazona, Amazon )
=670  \\$aGruson cklist. world's birds:$bp. 40 (Amazona)
=670  \\$aDecoteau, A.E. Exhibiting birds:$bp. 47 (Amazons)
=750  \2$aAmazona$0(DNLM)D046708$5IEN

=LDR  00834cz  a2200253n  4500
=001  9880361475302441
=005  20120730162249.0
=008  931215i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85004105 
=035  \\$aBZK4011NU
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh 85004105
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQK495.A48$cBotany
=053  \0$aSB177.A52$cFood plants
=053  \0$aSB207.A52$cForage plants
=150  \\$aAmaranths
=450  \\$wnne$aAmaranthus
=550  \\$wg$aAmaranthaceae
=670  \\$aWeb. 3$b(amaranth, -s ... plant of genus Amaranthus; Amaranthus)
=670  \\$aSPN$b(Amaranthus, Amaranth)
=670  \\$aBiol. & agr. index:$bv. 43, p. 81 (Amaranths)
=670  \\$aHortus 3$b(Amaranthus L., Amaranth)
=670  \\$aLC database, Oct. 14, 1993$b(amaranth, amaranths, Amaranthus, amaranto)
=750  \2$aAmaranthus$5IEN$0(DNLM)D027721

=LDR  00536cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880361475402441
=005  20091109091325.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85004104 
=035  \\$aBZK4010NU
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh 85004104
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQK495.A48$cBotany
=150  \\$aAmaranthaceae
=450  \\$aAmarantaceae
=450  \\$aAmaranth family (Plants)
=550  \\$wg$aCaryophyllales
=670  \\$aRandom House$b(amaranth family: amaranthaceae)
=750  \2$aAmaranthaceae$0(DNLM)D027703$5IEN

=LDR  00389cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880361475502441
=005  20080315135417.0
=008  860211||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85004102 
=035  \\$aBZK4008NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aAmanitins
=550  \\$wg$aAmanita
=550  \\$wg$aMycotoxins
=550  \\$wg$aOligopeptides
=750  \2$aAmanitins$0(DNLM)D000546$5IEN

=LDR  00352cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880361475602441
=005  20120730162249.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85004099 
=035  \\$aBZK4005NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQK629.A53
=150  \\$aAmanita
=550  \\$wg$aAmanitaceae
=750  \2$aAmanita$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000545

=LDR  00762cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880361475702441
=005  20120730162249.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85004080 
=035  \\$aBZK3986NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aRC523$bRC523.3
=150  \\$aAlzheimer's disease
=450  \\$aAlzheimer disease
=450  \\$aAlzheimer's dementia
=550  \\$wg$aBasal ganglia$xDiseases
=550  \\$wg$aPresenile dementia
=550  \\$wg$aSenile dementia
=670  \\$aDown syndrome and Alzheimer disease ... 1992$b(Alzheimer disease)
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Alzheimer's Disease)
=670  \\$aInter. dict. med. biol.$b(disease: alzheimer's disease. Also called Alzheimer's dementia)
=750  \2$aAlzheimer Disease$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000544

=LDR  00380cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880361475802441
=005  20120730162249.0
=008  930106i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85004069 
=035  \\$aBZK3975NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aAlveoloplasty
=450  \\$aAlveoplasty
=550  \\$wg$aAlveolar process$xSurgery
=750  \2$aAlveoloplasty$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000543

=LDR  00369cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880361475902441
=005  20120730162249.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85004067 
=035  \\$aBZK3973NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRK535.A
=150  \\$aAlveolectomy
=550  \\$wg$aAlveolar process$xSurgery
=750  \2$aAlveolectomy$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000541

=LDR  00585cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880361476002441
=005  20120730162248.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85004064 
=035  \\$aBZK3970NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aAlveolar process
=450  \\$aAlveolar ridge
=450  \\$aAlveolus, Dental
=450  \\$aDental alveolus
=450  \\$aProcess, Alveolar
=450  \\$aRidge, Alveolar
=550  \\$wg$aMandible
=550  \\$wg$aMaxilla
=550  \\$wg$aPeriodontium
=550  \\$aDental arch
=750  \2$aAlveolar Process$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000539

=LDR  00503cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880361476102441
=005  20120730162248.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85004034 
=035  \\$aBZK3940NU
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh 85004034
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQD181.S6
=150  \\$aAluminum silicates
=450  \\$aAluminosilicates
=450  \\$aSilicoaluminates
=550  \\$wg$aAluminum compounds
=550  \\$wg$aSilicates
=750  \2$aAluminum Silicates$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000538

=LDR  00359cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880361476202441
=005  20120730162247.0
=008  900222i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85004029 
=035  \\$aBZK3935NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aAluminum oxide
=450  \\$aAlumina
=550  \\$wg$aOxides
=750  \2$aAluminum Oxide$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000537

=LDR  00342cz  a2200133n  4500
=001  9880361476302441
=005  20120730162247.0
=008  860211||\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85004013 
=035  \\$aBZK3919NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aAluminum hydroxide
=550  \\$wg$aHydroxides
=750  \2$aAluminum Hydroxide$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000536

=LDR  00541cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880361476402441
=005  20121023152959.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85004000 
=035  \\$aBZK3906NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dWaU
=053  \0$aQD181.A4$cGeneral and inorganic chemistry
=053  \0$aQD412.A4$cOrganometallic chemistry
=053  \0$aTN693.A5$cMetallography
=053  \0$aTP245.A4$cChemical technology
=150  \\$aAluminum compounds
=550  \\$wg$aChemicals
=750  \2$aAluminum Compounds$5IEN$0(DNLM)D017607

=LDR  00490cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880361476502441
=005  20120730162247.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85003956 
=035  \\$aBZK3862NU
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh 85003956
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQD181.A4$cChemistry
=053  \0$aTN775$cMetallurgy
=150  \\$aAluminum
=450  \\$aAluminium
=550  \\$wg$aGroup 13 elements
=550  \\$wg$aLight metals
=750  \2$aAluminum$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000535

=LDR  00468cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880361476602441
=005  20121211095836.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85003949 
=035  \\$aBZK3855NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aAlum
=550  \\$wg$aAluminum sulfate
=670  \\$aInter. dict. med. biol.$b(alum: the double sulfate of potassium and aluminum)
=681  \\$iExample under$aDouble salts
=750  \2$aAlum Compounds$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000534

=LDR  00550cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880361476702441
=005  20120730162247.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85003945 
=035  \\$aBZK3851NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aBF723.A37$cPsychology
=150  \\$aAltruism in children
=550  \\$wg$aChild psychology
=750  \2$81$wb$aAltruism$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000533
=750  \2$81$wb$aChild$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002648
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aAltruism$iand$aChild$5IEN

=LDR  00563cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880361476802441
=005  20190318093657.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85003944
=035  \\$aBZK3850NU
=035  \\$aSH 85003944
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aBF637.H4$cPsychology
=053  \0$aBJ1474$cEthics
=053  \0$aHM1146$cSocial psychology
=150  \\$aAltruism
=450  \\$aAltruistic behavior
=450  \\$aUnselfishness
=550  \\$wg$aConduct of life
=550  \\$aHelping behavior
=750  \2$aAltruism$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000533

=LDR  00830cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880361476902441
=005  20141219105139.0
=008  060217i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85003930 
=035  \\$aBZK3836NU
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC$dDLC$dWaU$dOrCS
=053  \0$aQP82.2.A4
=150  \\$aAltitude, Influence of
=360  \\$isubdivision$aEffect of altitude on$iunder individual animals and groups of animals and individual plants and groups of plants, e.g.$aInsects--Effect of altitude on; Corn--Effect of altitude on
=360  \\$isubdivision$aEffect of altitude on$iunder individual animals and groups of animals, e.g.$aInsects--Effect of altitude on
=550  \\$wg$aAcclimatization
=550  \\$wg$aAtmospheric pressure$xPhysiological effect
=550  \\$wg$aMedical climatology
=750  \2$aAltitude$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000531

=LDR  00389cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880361477002441
=005  20120730162246.0
=008  871218i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85003913 
=035  \\$a(OCoLC)02010658
=035  \\$aBZK3819NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQK625.D4
=150  \\$aAlternaria
=550  \\$wg$aDematiaceae
=750  \2$aAlternaria$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000528

=LDR  00774cz  a2200253n  4500
=001  9880361477102441
=005  20120730162245.0
=008  930409||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85003838 
=035  \\$aBZK3744NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRC483.5.A45$cPsychiatry
=150  \\$aAlprazolam
=550  \\$wg$aAntidepressants
=550  \\$wg$aBenzodiazepines
=550  \\$wg$aTranquilizing drugs
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Drug treatment of neurotic disorders : focus on alprazolam, 1986.
=670  \\$aDorland's med. dict.
=670  \\$aGould med. dict.
=670  \\$aKaplan psych.
=670  \\$aUSAN/USP.
=670  \\$aAm. drug index$b(for anxiety disorders)
=670  \\$aMerck$b(sedatives, tranquilizer)
=750  \2$aAlprazolam$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000525

=LDR  00570cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880361477202441
=005  20120730162244.0
=008  930106i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85003837 
=035  \\$aBZK3743NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aAlport's syndrome
=450  \\$aNephritis, Hereditary$5IEN
=450  \\$aOto-oculorenal syndrome
=550  \\$wg$aDeafness
=550  \\$wg$aEar$xDiseases
=550  \\$wg$aEye$xDiseases
=550  \\$wg$aGenetic disorders
=550  \\$wg$aKidneys$xDiseases
=750  \2$aNephritis, Hereditary$5IEN$0(DNLM)D009394

=LDR  00522cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880361477302441
=005  20120730162244.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85003818 
=035  \\$aBZK3724NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aAlpha rhythm
=450  \\$aAlpha brain  waves
=450  \\$wnne$aAlpha rhythms
=450  \\$aAlpha waves
=550  \\$wg$aBrain
=550  \\$wg$aElectroencephalography
=670  \\$aMESH.
=670  \\$aRandom House.
=750  \2$aAlpha Rhythm$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000513

=LDR  00491cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880361477402441
=005  20120730162243.0
=008  860211|n\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85003816 
=035  \\$aBZK3722NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQC793.5.A22$bQC793.5.A229
=150  \\$aAlpha rays
=450  \\$aAlpha particles
=550  \\$wg$aNeutrons
=550  \\$wg$aProtons
=550  \\$wg$aRadiation
=550  \\$aDelta rays
=750  \2$aAlpha Particles$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000512

=LDR  00761cz  a2200241n  4500
=001  9880361477502441
=005  20120730162243.0
=008  930409||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85003814 
=035  \\$aBZK3720NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQP99.3.A45
=150  \\$aAlpha macroglobulins
=450  \\$aAlpha acute phase globulins
=450  \\$aAlpha glucoproteins
=450  \\$aAlpha macrofetoproteins
=450  \\$aSlow alpha macroglobulins
=550  \\$wg$aAcute phase proteins
=550  \\$wg$aMacroglobulins
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Chemistry and biology of  (Sa b2 (B-macroglobulin, 1984.
=670  \\$aStein. Internal medicine, 1983:$bindex.
=670  \\$aNLM$b(Alphaglobulin)
=750  \2$aalpha-Macroglobulins$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000511

=LDR  00420cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880361477602441
=005  20120730162243.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85003812 
=035  \\$aBZK3718NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN/LSP
=150  \\$aAlpha globulins
=450  \\$wnne$aAlpha globulin
=550  \\$wg$aGlobulins
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Alpha-Globulins)
=750  \2$aAlpha-Globulins$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000510

=LDR  00657cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880361477702441
=005  20120216100648.0
=008  930409i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85003811 
=035  \\$aBZK3717NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN/LSP
=053  \\$aQP552.A439
=150  \\$aAlpha fetoproteins
=450  \\$aFetal globulins
=450  \\$aFetoproteins, Alpha
=450  \\$aFetuins
=550  \\$wg$aBlood proteins
=550  \\$wg$aGlobulins
=550  \\$wg$aTumor proteins
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Maternal serum alpha-fetoprotein, 1980.
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Alpha-fetoproteins x Fetuins)
=750  \2$aalpha-Fetoproteins$0(DNLM)D000509$5IEN

=LDR  00414cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880361477802441
=005  20120730162242.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85003808 
=035  \\$aBZK3714NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aAlpha 1-antitrypsin
=550  \\$wg$aAlpha globulins
=550  \\$wg$aSerpins
=550  \\$wg$aTrypsin inhibitors
=750  \2$aalpha 1-Antitrypsin$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000515

=LDR  00471cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880361477902441
=005  20120730162242.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85003800 
=035  \\$aBZK3706NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQL737.U54$cZoology
=053  \\$aSF401.A4$cAnimal culture
=150  \\$aAlpaca
=450  \\$aLama pacos
=550  \\$wg$aLama (Genus)
=690  \\$ar:AMD:6/18/90
=750  \2$aCamelids, New World$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002161

=LDR  01769cz  a2200349n  4500
=001  9880361478002441
=005  20120730162242.0
=008  030923i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85003788 
=035  \\$aBZK3694NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dWaU
=053  \0$aQK495.A835$cBotany
=053  \0$aSB295.A45$cMedicinal plants
=150  \\$aAloe
=450  \\$aAloes
=450  \\$aAloinella
=450  \\$aGuillauminia
=450  \\$aLemeea
=550  \\$wg$aAsphodelaceae
=670  \\$aReynolds, G.W. The Aloes of tropical Africa and Madagascar, 1966.
=670  \\$aITIS, Sept. 22, 2003$b(Genus Aloe L. -- aloe, Family Aloeaceae, Order Liliales)
=670  \\$aIndex nominum genericorum, via WWW, Sept. 22, 2003$b(Alo�e Linnaeus. Phan.-Liliaceae)
=670  \\$aNames in current use for extant plant genera, via WWW, Sept. 22, 2003$b(Aloe (Monocotyledones: Liliaceae))
=670  \\$aPlants database, via WWW, Sept. 22, 2003$b(Aloe L., aloe. Family Aloeaceae)
=670  \\$aVascular plant families and genera, via WWW, Sept. 22, 2003$b(Aloe L. Aloaceae)
=670  \\$aWatson, L. The families of flowering plants, via WWW, Sept. 22, 2003$b(Alo�e (including Aloinella Lem�ee, Guillauminia, Lemeea) listed under Asphodelaceae)
=670  \\$aMabberley, D.J. The plant-book, c1997$b(aloes, see under Aloe; Aloe L. Asphodelaceae (Liliaceae s.l.))
=670  \\$aWiersema, J.H. World economic plants, c1999$b(Aloe L. - Aloe - Aloeaceae)
=670  \\$aGRIN taxonomy, via WWW, Sept. 22, 2003$b(Genus: Aloe. Family: Asphodelaceae. Also placed in: Aloaceae)
=670  \\$aFlora of North America, via WWW, Sept. 22, 2003$b(Aloe Linnaeus. Aloaceae)
=670  \\$aNCBI taxonomy browser, via WWW, Oct. 21, 2003$b(Aloe. Asphodelaceae)
=750  \2$aAloe$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000504

=LDR  00754cz  a2200289n  4500
=001  9880361478102441
=005  20120730162241.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85003781 
=035  \\$aBZK3687NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aHV61
=150  \\$aAlmshouses
=450  \\$aBenevolent institutions
=450  \\$aCharitable institutions
=450  \\$aHomes (Institutions)
=450  \\$aPoor farms
=450  \\$aPoorhouses
=450  \\$aWorkhouses (Poorhouses)
=550  \\$wg$aAsylums
=550  \\$wg$aCharities
=550  \\$wg$aHospitals
=550  \\$wg$aInstitutional care
=550  \\$wg$aPublic institutions
=550  \\$wg$aPublic welfare
=550  \\$aOld age homes
=750  \2$aAlmshouses$5IEN$0(DNLM)D019022

=LDR  01527cz  a2200325n  4500
=001  9880361478202441
=005  20090226121230.0
=008  860211\|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85003744 
=035  \\$aBZK3650NU
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh 85003744
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dWaU
=053  \0$aAY$cGeneral
=053  \0$aQC999$cWeather
=150  \\$aAlmanacs
=360  \\$isubdivision$aAlmanacs$iunder individual wars, e.g.$aUnited States--History--Civil War, 1861-1865--Almanacs
=450  \\$aAlmanacks
=450  \\$aAlmanacs$vPeriodicals
=450  \\$aAnnuals
=450  \\$aFact books, Miscellaneous
=450  \\$aMiscellaneous fact books
=550  \\$wg$aReference books
=550  \\$wg$aSerial publications
=550  \\$wg$aStreet literature
=550  \\$aCalendars
=550  \\$aYearbooks
=667  \\$aSometimes encountered with a chronological subdivision, either for an individual year, a span of years, or a century; remove all such, substituting "{dollar}v Early works to 1800" where appropriate$5IEN
=670  \\$aLC database, Apr. 2, 2002$b(almanacks)
=670  \\$aThe American Heritage dictionary of the English language, via WWW, Apr. 2, 2002$b(almanac: 1. An annual publication including calendars with weather forecasts, astronomical information, tide tables, and other related tabular information. 2. A usually annual reference book composed of various lists, tables, and often brief articles relating to a particular field or many general fields.)
=750  \2$aAlmanacs as Topic$0(DNLM)D000503$5IEN

=LDR  00331cz  a2200133n  4500
=001  9880361478302441
=005  20120730162241.0
=008  860211||\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85003738 
=035  \\$aBZK3644NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aAllyl halides
=550  \\$wg$aHalides
=750  \2$aAllyl Compounds$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000498

=LDR  00387cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880361478402441
=005  20120730162240.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85003727 
=035  \\$aBZK3633LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aTX407.A$cFood
=150  \\$aAllspice
=450  \\$aJamaica pepper
=450  \\$aPimento (Allspice)
=750  \2$aPimenta$5IEN$0(DNLM)D027841

=LDR  00663cz  a2200241n  4500
=001  9880361478502441
=005  20120730162239.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85003721 
=035  \\$aBZK3627NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aQC761$cMagnetic induction$5IEN
=053  \\$aTA483$bTA486$cMaterials of engineering
=053  \\$aTN690$cMetallography
=053  \\$aTS650$cTechnology
=150  \\$aAlloys
=450  \\$aMetallic alloys
=550  \\$wg$aMetallic composites
=550  \\$wg$aMetals
=550  \\$wg$aPhase rule and equilibrium
=550  \\$aAmalgamation
=550  \\$aMicroalloying
=750  \2$aAlloys$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000497

=LDR  00347cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880361478602441
=005  20120730162239.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85003718 
=035  \\$aBZK3624NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aAlloxan
=550  \\$wg$aDiabetes
=550  \\$wg$aUric acid
=750  \2$aAlloxan$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000496

=LDR  00995cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880361478702441
=005  20120730162239.0
=008  031021i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85003696 
=035  \\$aBZK3602NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dWaU
=053  \0$aQK495.A42$cBotany
=150  \\$aAllium
=550  \\$wg$aAlliaceae
=670  \\$aNCBI taxonomy browser, Oct. 21, 2003$b(Allium. Family Alliaceae)
=670  \\$aGRIN taxonomy, via WWW, Oct. 21, 2003$b(Allium L. Family: Alliaceae. Also placed in: Liliaceae. Common name: garlic, leek, onion. Synonyms: Cepa, probable synonyms: Milula, possible synonyms: Caloscordum, Nectaroscordum)
=670  \\$aWatson, L. The families of flowering plants, via WWW, Oct. 21, 2003$b(Allium. Alliaceae)
=670  \\$aNames in current use for extant plant genera, via WWW, Oct. 21, 2003$b(Allium (Monocotyledones: Liliaceae))
=670  \\$aMabberley, D.J. The plant-book, c1997$b(Allium. Alliaceae (Liliaceae s.l.))
=750  \2$aAllium$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000490

=LDR  00413cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880361478802441
=005  20120730162238.0
=008  031028i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85003688 
=035  \\$aBZK3594NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQL666.C925$cZoology
=150  \\$aAlligators
=450  \\$aAlligator (Genus)
=550  \\$wg$aCrocodylidae
=750  \2$aAlligators and Crocodiles$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000489

=LDR  00429cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880361478902441
=005  20120730162045.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85000372 
=035  \\$aBZK0278NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aAccidents$xPsychological aspects
=450  \\$aAccident proneness
=681  \\$iExample under reference from$aPsychological aspects
=750  \2$aAccident Proneness$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000057

=LDR  00573cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880361479002441
=005  20120730162045.0
=008  860211||\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85000371 
=035  \\$aBZK0277NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aHV675$bHV677
=150  \\$aAccidents$xPrevention
=360  \\$isubdivisions$aSafety appliances$iand$aSafety measures$iunder subjects, e.g.$aRailroads--Safety appliances; Automobiles--Safety measures
=450  \\$aAccident prevention
=450  \\$aPrevention of accidents
=750  \2$aAccident Prevention$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000056

=LDR  00995cz  a2200241n  4500
=001  9880361479102441
=005  20120730162043.0
=008  050204i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85000368 
=035  \\$aBZK0274NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aHB1323.A2$cVital statistics
=150  \\$aAccidents
=360  \\$isubdivision$aAccidents$iunder types of industries and under topics where phrase headings for accidents have not been established, e.g.$aConstruction industry--Accidents; Theaters--Accidents;$iand subdivision$aWounds and injuries$iunder classes of persons, ethnic groups, and individual organs and regions of the body
=450  \\$aCommon accidents
=450  \\$aInjuries
=550  \\$wg$aDiseases$xCauses and theories of causation
=550  \\$wg$aFirst aid in illness and injury
=550  \\$wg$aViolent deaths
=550  \\$aDisasters
=550  \\$aEmergencies
=670  \\$aUMI business vocab.$b(Collisions, see Accidents)
=750  \2$aAccidents$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000059

=LDR  00614cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880361479202441
=005  20120202085618.0
=008  860211||\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85000364 
=035  \\$aBZK0270NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQL938.A$cComparative anatomy
=053  \0$aQM471$cHuman anatomy
=150  \\$aAccessory nerve
=450  \\$aCranial nerve, Eleventh
=450  \\$aEleventh cranial nerve
=450  \\$aNerve, Accessory
=450  \\$aNerve, Spinal accessory
=450  \\$aSpinal accessory nerve
=550  \\$wg$aNerves, Cranial
=750  \2$aAccessory Nerve$0(DNLM)D000055$5IEN

=LDR  00412cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880361479302441
=005  20130305143546.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85000350 
=035  \\$aBZK0256NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aTL589.2.A3
=150  \\$aAccelerometers
=550  \\$wg$aAeronautical instruments
=550  \\$wg$aSpeed-indicators
=750  \2$aAccelerometry$0(DNLM)D061725$5IEN-M

=LDR  00359cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880361479402441
=005  20120730162111.0
=008  860211||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85000706 
=035  \\$aBZK0612NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQD181.A2
=150  \\$aActinium
=550  \\$wg$aActinide elements
=750  \2$aActinium$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000186

=LDR  00386cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880361479502441
=005  20120730162043.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85000345 
=035  \\$aBZK0251NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aAcceleration (Physiology)
=550  \\$wg$aSpace medicine
=550  \\$wg$aStress (Physiology)
=750  \2$aAcceleration$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000054

=LDR  00398cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880361479602441
=005  20120730162111.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85000703 
=035  \\$aBZK0609LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aQK495.A177$cBotany
=150  \\$aActinidiaceae
=450  \\$aSaurauiaceae
=550  \\$wg$aGuttiferales
=750  \2$aActinidiaceae$5IEN$0(DNLM)D029041

=LDR  00704cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880361479702441
=005  20120730162131.0
=008  920417i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85000943 
=035  \\$aBZK0849NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRG411
=150  \\$aPelvic inflammatory disease
=450  \\$aAdnexa uteri$xInflammation
=450  \\$wnne$aAdnexitis
=450  \\$aInflammatory disease, Pelvic
=450  \\$aPID (Gynecology)
=550  \\$wg$aAdnexa uteri$xDiseases
=550  \\$wg$aInflammation
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Adnexitis, x Pelvic inflammatory disease)
=670  \\$aHennepin$b(Pelvic inflammatory disease)
=750  \2$aPelvic Inflammatory Disease$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000292

=LDR  00362cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880361479802441
=005  20120730162111.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85000702 
=035  \\$aBZK0608LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aQK495.A177$cBotany
=150  \\$aActinidia
=550  \\$wg$aActinidiaceae
=750  \2$aActinidia$5IEN$0(DNLM)D029042

=LDR  00497cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880361479902441
=005  20120730162040.0
=008  021211||\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85000344 
=035  \\$aBZK0250NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aAcceleration (Mechanics)
=450  \\$aAcceleration, Negative
=450  \\$aDeceleration
=550  \\$wg$aMechanics
=550  \\$wg$aMotion
=550  \\$wg$aSpeed
=550  \\$aArtificial gravity
=750  \2$aAcceleration$5IEN-M$0(DNLM)D000054

=LDR  00686cz  a2200241n  4500
=001  9880361480002441
=005  20120730162131.0
=008  920417||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85000941 
=035  \\$aBZK0847NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aAdnexa uteri
=450  \\$aAccessory organs of the uterus
=450  \\$aUterine adnexa
=450  \\$aUterine appendages
=550  \\$wg$aUterus
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Surgical management of adnexal disease [slide] 1982.
=670  \\$aWeb. 3$b(Adnexa)
=670  \\$aMESH.
=670  \\$aDorland's med. dict.
=670  \\$aStedman's med. dict.
=670  \\$aGould med. dict.
=750  \2$aAdnexa Uteri$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000290

=LDR  00399cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880361480102441
=005  20120730162040.0
=008  920305i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85000339 
=035  \\$aBZK0245NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQL458.2.A3
=150  \\$aAcarus scabiei
=450  \\$aSarcoptes scabiei
=550  \\$wg$aAcarus
=750  \2$aSarcoptes Scabiei$5IEN$0(DNLM)D012520

=LDR  00515cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880361480202441
=005  20120730162110.0
=008  860211||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85000700 
=035  \\$aBZK0606NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQD172.A3
=150  \\$aActinide elements
=450  \\$aActinide series
=450  \\$aActinides
=450  \\$aActinoid elements
=550  \\$wg$aHeavy elements
=550  \\$wg$aRadioactive substances
=750  \2$aActinoid Series Elements$5IEN$0(DNLM)D008671

=LDR  00397cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880361480302441
=005  20120730162038.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85000333 
=035  \\$aBZK0239LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aQL458.2.A3
=150  \\$aAcaridae
=550  \\$wg$aAcariformes
=670  \\$aSyn. liv. org.:$bv. 2, p. 156.
=750  \2$aAcaridae$5IEN$0(DNLM)D040041

=LDR  01088cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880361480402441
=005  20120730162109.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85000697 
=035  \\$aBZK0603NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aRC489.A34$cPsychotherapy
=053  \\$aRC569.5.A25$cPsychopathology
=150  \\$aActing out (Psychology)
=450  \\$aEnactment (Psychology)
=550  \\$wg$aDefense mechanisms (Psychology)
=550  \\$wg$aPsychology, Pathological
=670  \\$aEnactment: toward a new approach ... 1998:$bCIP galley introduction (A new word has recently entered our clinical vocabulary, enactment, often replacing the earlier action terms acting out and acting in. Many feel that something previously inarticulate has been captured by the concept: a recognition of a process that may involve words, but goes beyond words. For some enactment implies a consistent area of interaction between therapist and patient in the realm of intersubjectivity)
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Acting out BT Defense mechanisms)
=750  \2$aActing Out$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000184

=LDR  00919cz  a2200253n  4500
=001  9880361480502441
=005  20120730162129.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85000901 
=035  \\$aBZK0807NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aAdministrative agencies
=450  \\$aAdministrative agencies$xLaw and legislation
=450  \\$aAgencies, Administrative
=450  \\$aExecutive agencies
=450  \\$aGovernment agencies
=450  \\$aRegulatory agencies
=550  \\$wg$aAdministrative law
=550  \\$wg$aPublic administration
=670  \\$aBlack's law dict.
=670  \\$aShafritz. Facts on file dict. of public admin.
=680  \\$iHere are entered works on governmental bodies, such as boards, commissions, departments, etc., responsible for implementing and administering particular legislation.
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/2/90
=750  \2$aGovernment Agencies$5IEN$0(DNLM)D006077

=LDR  00341cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880361480602441
=005  20120730162109.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85000687 
=035  \\$aBZK0593NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
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=LDR  01146cz   2200325n  4500
=001  9880361481002441
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=035  \\$ash 85000895
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=450  \\$aAdjuvants (Immunology)
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=670  \\$aChem. abst. general subject index$b("Immune adjuvants")
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=LDR  00368cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880361481802441
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=LDR  00388cz  a2200157n  4500
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=LDR  00293cz  a2200121n  4500
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=LDR  00857cz  a2200253n  4500
=001  9880361482202441
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=450  \\$aFat tissue
=450  \\$aFatty tissue
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=550  \\$aFat
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=670  \\$aWeier, K.L. The relationship between perceived body image and percent body fat among female college students, 1996.
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=550  \\$wg$aMathematical ability
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=LDR  00563cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880361482402441
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=450  \\$aPteridaceae
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=LDR  01402cz  a2200349n  4500
=001  9880361482502441
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=053  \0$aSB945.G65$cPests
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=450  \\$wnne$aAcridiidae
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=450  \\$aLocustidae
=450  \\$aShort-horned grasshoppers
=450  \\$aShorthorned grasshoppers
=550  \\$wg$aOrthoptera
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Watts, B. Grasshoppers and crickets, 1991.
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=670  \\$aBiol. & agr. index:$bv. 43 (grasshoppers)
=670  \\$aAmericana$b(grasshopper, various families of the order Orthoptera are commonly called grasshoppers, but the name is best applied only to members of the family Acrididae, or short-horned grasshoppers)
=670  \\$aWeb. 3$b(grasshopper) (short-horned grasshopper, grasshopper of family Acrididae)
=670  \\$aEPA insects$b(grasshoppers, Orthoptera: Acrididae)
=670  \\$aBorror insects:$bp. 216 (Acrididae, syn: Locustidae, short-horned grasshoppers; Superfamily Acridoidea; Suborder Caelifera; Order Orthoptera)
=670  \\$aHennepin.
=750  \2$aGrasshoppers$5IEN$0(DNLM)D006110

=LDR  00404cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880361482602441
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=150  \\$aAdhesives in surgery
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=LDR  00546cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880361482702441
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=450  \\$aSound engineering
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=550  \\$wg$aEar$xWounds and injuries
=550  \\$wg$aExplosions$xPhysiological effect
=550  \\$wg$aNoise$xPhysiological effect
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=681  \\$iNote under$aDeafness, Noise induced
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=LDR  00530cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880361483202441
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=LDR  00890cz  a2200241n  4500
=001  9880361483402441
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=450  \\$aAuditory reflex
=450  \\$aIntra-aural reflex
=550  \\$wg$aReflexes
=550  \\$wg$aStapedius muscle
=550  \\$wg$aTensor tympani muscle
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Hearing assessment with the acoustic reflex, c1981.
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Reflex, Acoustic; Intra-aural contraction of tensor tympani and stapedius in response to sound)
=670  \\$aNIH$b(Ear, Hearing, Auditory reflex)
=670  \\$aDelk. Comprehensive dict. of audiology$b(Reflex, acoustic. Also known as the intra-aural reflex)
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=001  9880361483502441
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=550  \\$wg$aChildren
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=550  \\$aAdult child abuse victims
=550  \\$aChild abuse
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Quinn, P.E. Cry out! cry out! 1984.
=670  \\$aNational criminal justice thes.
=670  \\$aFerguson, E. Social work.
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=681  \\$iNote under$aAdult child abuse victims
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=001  9880361483702441
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=053  \\$aQP625.A35
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=LDR  01053cz  a2200253n  4500
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=550  \\$aOsmosis
=750  \2$aAbsorption, Physiological$0(DNLM)D065567

=LDR  00748cz  a2200241n  4500
=001  9880361484002441
=005  20160418091118.0
=008  860211||\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85000855
=035  \\$aBZK0761NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQP613.A33
=150  \\$aAdenylate cyclase
=450  \\$aAdenyl cyclase
=450  \\$aAdenylyl cyclase
=550  \\$wg$aLyases
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Dual regulation in adenylate cyclase, 1985.
=670  \\$aEnzyme nomenclature.
=670  \\$aDixon. Enzymes, 1979:$bpp. 629, 651.
=670  \\$aStenesh. Dict. of biochem.$b(Adenyl cyclase)
=670  \\$aSmith. Princip. of biochem., 1983:$bp. 252.
=670  \\$aNLM$b(Adenylyl cyclases)
=750  \2$aAdenylyl Cyclases$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000262

=LDR  00553cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880361484102441
=005  20120730162105.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85000560 
=035  \\$aBZK0466NU
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh 85000560
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aRL131
=150  \\$aAcne
=450  \\$aAcne vulgaris
=450  \\$aBlackheads (Acne)
=450  \\$aComedones
=450  \\$aPimples
=550  \\$wg$aSebaceous glands$xDiseases
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Acne vulgaris x Acne)
=750  \2$aAcne Vulgaris$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000152

=LDR  00514cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880361484202441
=005  20120730162104.0
=008  860211||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85000535 
=035  \\$aBZK0441NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQP752.F35$cBIochemistry
=150  \\$aFatty acids
=450  \\$wnne$aAcids, Fatty
=550  \\$wg$aCarboxylic acids
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Fatty acits)
=670  \\$aNIH$b(Fatty acids)
=690  \\$ar:AMD:6/29/90
=750  \2$aFatty Acids$5IEN$0(DNLM)D005227

=LDR  01343cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880361484302441
=005  20120730162028.0
=008  860211||\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85000245 
=035  \\$aBZK0151NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dWaU
=150  \\$aAbsorption
=360  \\$isubdivision$aAbsorption and adsorption$iunder individual chemicals and groups of chemicals, e.g.$aInsulin--Absorption and adsorption;$iand subdivision$aIsotopes--Absorption and adsorption$iunder individual elements and groups of elements, e.g.$aCopper--Isotopes--Absorption and adsorption
=360  \\$isubdivision$aAbsorption and adsorption$iunder individual chemicals and groups of chemicals, e.g.$aCopper--Absorption and adsorption
=450  \\$aSorption
=550  \\$wg$aChemistry, Physical and theoretical
=550  \\$wg$aPacked towers
=670  \\$aBosbach, D. Experimental study on Ra p2+ (B uptake by barite (BaSO b4 (B), 2010:$babstr. ( p226 (BRa p2+ (B and  p133 (BBa p2+ (B uptake by barite in aqueous solution; the uptake of  p226 (BRa p2+ (B and  p133 (BBa p2+ (B is not only limited to adsorption reactions; equilibration between aqueous Ra p2+ (B and barite involves the replacement of a substantial fraction of the initial barite and proceeds significantly beyond pure surface adsorption processes)
=750  \2$aAbsorption$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000042

=LDR  00387cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880361484402441
=005  20120730162124.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85000854 
=035  \\$aBZK0760NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQR396
=150  \\$aAdenoviruses
=450  \\$aAdenoviridae
=550  \\$wg$aDNA viruses
=750  \2$aAdenoviridae$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000256

=LDR  00892cz  a2200253n  4500
=001  9880362356402441
=005  20180921140520.0
=008  920204i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85064641
=035  \\$aBZR4547NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aRK667.I45
=150  \\$aDental implants
=450  \\$aDental implantation
=450  \\$aDental prosthesis, Surgical
=450  \\$wnne$aImplant dentures
=450  \\$aOral implantology
=450  \\$aSurgical dental prosthesis
=550  \\$wg$aDentures
=550  \\$wg$aImplants, Artificial
=550  \\$wg$aMouth$xSurgery
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Dental implants: biocompatible materials placed into (endosseous) or onto (subperiosteal) the jawbone to support a crown, bridge, or artificial tooth, or to stabilize a diseased tooth)
=750  \2$aDental Implants$0(DNLM)D015921$5IEN
=750  \2$aDental Implantation$0(DNLM)D003757$5IEN

=LDR  00371cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362356502441
=005  20120730163317.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85064638 
=035  \\$aBZR4544NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRL283
=150  \\$aImpetigo
=550  \\$wg$aPyoderma
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/6/90
=750  \2$aImpetigo$5IEN$0(DNLM)D007169

=LDR  00533cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362356602441
=005  20120730163317.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85064612 
=035  \\$aBZR4518NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aImpedance plethysmography
=450  \\$aElectric impedance plethysmography
=450  \\$aPlethysmography, Impedance$5IEN
=550  \\$wg$aImpedance, Bioelectric
=550  \\$wg$aPlethysmography
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/18/90
=750  \2$aPlethysmography, Impedance$5IEN$0(DNLM)D010992

=LDR  00469cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362356702441
=005  20120730163317.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85064610 
=035  \\$aBZR4516NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=150  \\$aImpedance (Electricity)
=550  \\$wg$aElectric currents, Alternating
=550  \\$wg$aElectricity
=550  \\$aElectric resistance
=550  \\$aReactance (Electricity)
=750  \2$aElectric Impedance$5IEN$0(DNLM)D017097

=LDR  00361cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362356802441
=005  20120730163316.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85064606 
=035  \\$aBZR4512NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aQK495.B25$cBotany
=150  \\$aImpatiens
=550  \\$wg$aBalsaminaceae
=750  \2$aImpatiens$5IEN$0(DNLM)D029069

=LDR  00828cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880362356902441
=005  20120730163316.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85064594 
=035  \\$aBZR4500NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRC582.17
=150  \\$aImmunotoxicology
=450  \\$aImmunologic toxicology
=450  \\$aImmunotoxicity
=550  \\$wg$aImmunopathology
=550  \\$wg$aToxicology
=550  \\$aImmunopharmacology
=750  \2$aImmunity$xdrug effects$5IEN$0(DNLM)D007109Q000187
=750  \2$81$wb$aToxicology$5IEN$0(DNLM)D014116
=750  \2$81$wb$aAllergy and Immunology$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000486
=788  \2$iSearch also under the equivalent heading:$aImmunity--drug effects;$ialso under the following headings used together in the same record:$aToxicology$iand$aAllergy and Immunology.

=LDR  00783cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362357002441
=005  20120730163316.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85064592 
=035  \\$aBZR4498NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aRM270$bRM282
=150  \\$aImmunotherapy
=360  \\$isubdivision$aImmunotherapy$iunder individual diseases and types of diseases, e.g.$aCancer--Immunotherapy; Heart--Diseases--Immunotherapy
=360  \\$isubdivision$aImmunotherapy$iunder individual diseases, e.g.$aCancer--Immunotherapy; Heart--Diseases--Immunotherapy;$ietc.
=450  \\$aTherapeutic immunology
=550  \\$wg$aClinical immunology
=550  \\$wg$aTherapeutics
=670  \\$aTherapeutic immunology (a serial).
=750  \2$aImmunotherapy$5IEN$0(DNLM)D007167

=LDR  00767cz   2200241n  4500
=001  9880362357102441
=005  20241022101404.0
=008  931213i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85064589
=035  \\$aBZR4495NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRM373
=150  \\$aImmunosuppressive agents
=450  \\$aImmunosuppressant agents
=450  \\$aImmunosuppressants
=450  \\$aImmunosuppressive drugs
=550  \\$wg$aDrugs
=550  \\$wg$aImmunopharmacology
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Immunosuppressive agents)
=670  \\$aIntl. dict. med. biol.$b(Immunosuppressant)
=750  \2$aImmunosuppressive Agents$5IEN$0(DNLM)D007166
=750  \2$iNarrower mapping$aInterleukin Inhibitors$0(DNLM)D000088902$4NM$5IEN-M
=930  \\$aMeSH Mapping GN 2024/10/08

=LDR  00704cz   2200253n  4500
=001  9880362357202441
=005  20230127145008.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85064588
=035  \\$aBZR4494NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQR188.45
=150  \\$aImmunosuppression
=450  \\$aDepression, Immune
=450  \\$aImmune depression
=450  \\$aImmune suppression
=450  \\$aImmunodepression
=450  \\$aSuppression, Immune
=550  \\$wg$aImmune response$xRegulation
=550  \\$wg$aImmunological tolerance
=550  \\$wg$aTherapeutics
=550  \\$aImmunodeficiency
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/6/90
=750  \2$aImmunosuppression Therapy$5IEN$0(DNLM)D007165

=LDR  00669cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362357302441
=005  20120730163316.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85064586 
=035  \\$aBZR4492NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRM370
=150  \\$aImmunopharmacology
=450  \\$aPharmacoimmunology
=550  \\$wg$aImmunology
=550  \\$wg$aPharmacology
=550  \\$aImmunotoxicology
=750  \2$81$wb$aPharmacology$5IEN$0(DNLM)D010600
=750  \2$81$wb$aAllergy and Immunology$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000486
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aPharmacology$iand$aAllergy and Immunology.

=LDR  00443cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362357402441
=005  20050131130637.0
=008  871218i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85064585 
=035  \\$a(OCoLC)02099392
=035  \\$aBZR4491NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRC582.15
=150  \\$aImmunopathology
=550  \\$wg$aClinical immunology
=550  \\$wg$aPathology
=750  \2$aImmune System Diseases$0(DNLM)D007154$5IEN

=LDR  00688cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362357502441
=005  20120730163316.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85064583 
=035  \\$aBZR4489NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQR184.5
=150  \\$aDevelopmental immunology
=450  \\$wnne$aImmunology, Developmental
=550  \\$wg$aDevelopmental biology
=550  \\$wg$aImmunology
=750  \2$81$wb$aImmunity$5IEN$0(DNLM)D007109
=750  \2$81$wb$aChild$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002648
=750  \2$81$wb$aInfant$5IEN$0(DNLM)D007223
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aImmunity$iand$aChild$ior$aInfant$5IEN

=LDR  00348cz  a2200133n  4500
=001  9880362357602441
=005  20120730163316.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|n\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85064581 
=035  \\$aBZR4487NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aImmunology$xTechnique
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/6/90
=750  \2$aImmunologic Techniques$5IEN$0(DNLM)D007158

=LDR  02282cz  a2200241n  4500
=001  9880362357702441
=005  20120730163316.0
=008  050429i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85064579 
=035  \\$aBZR4485NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dWaU$dDLC$dUkOxU
=053  \0$aQR180$bQR189.5
=150  \\$aImmunology
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=360  \\$isubdivision$aImmunological aspects$iunder physiological topics and individual diseases, e.g.$aAging--Immunological aspects; Cancer--Immunological aspects;$iand subdivision$aImmunology$iunder individual animals and groups of animals, individual chemicals and groups of chemicals, and individual organs and regions of the body, e.g.$aFishes--Immunology; Copper--Immunology; Insulin--Immunology; Heart--Immunology
=360  \\$isubdivision$aImmunological aspects$iunder physiological topics and individual diseases, e.g.$aAging--Immunological aspects; Cancer--Immunological aspects;$iand subdivision$aImmunology$iunder individual animals and groups of animals, individual chemicals and groups of chemicals, and organs and regions of the body, e.g.$aFishes--Immunology; Copper--Immunology; Insulin--Immunology; Heart--Immunology
=450  \\$aImmunobiology
=550  \\$wg$aLife sciences
=550  \\$aSerology
=670  \\$aHenderson's dict. of biological terms, 2000$b(the study of the immune system)
=670  \\$aMcGraw-Hill dict. of sci. and tech. terms, c2003$b(A branch of biological science concerned with the native or acquired resistance of higher animal forms and humans to infection with microorganisms)
=670  \\$aImmunobiology : the immune system in health and disease, 2001:$bpreface (Immunobiology is intended as an introductory text for use in immunology courses for medical students, advanced undergraduate biology students ... )
=750  \2$aAllergy and Immunology$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000486

=LDR  00379cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362357802441
=005  20120730163316.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85064578 
=035  \\$aBZR4484NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aImmunologists
=550  \\$wg$aImmunology
=550  \\$wg$aMedical scientists
=750  \2$aAllergy and Immunology$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000486

=LDR  00776cz   2200241n  4500
=001  9880362357902441
=005  20231031085217.0
=008  860211||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85064577
=035  \\$aBZR4483NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQR188.4
=150  \\$aImmunological tolerance
=360  \\$isubdivision$aTrypanotolerance$iunder individual animals, e.g.$aCattle--Trypanotolerance
=450  \\$aImmune tolerance
=450  \\$aTolerance, Immunological
=550  \\$wg$aImmune response
=550  \\$wg$aImmunology
=550  \\$aHistocompatibility
=550  \\$aTransplantation immunology
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/6/90
=750  \2$aImmune Tolerance$5IEN$0(DNLM)D007108
=750  \2$iNarrower mapping$aEndotoxin Tolerance$0(DNLM)D000087523$4NM$5IEN-M

=LDR  00623cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362358002441
=005  20120730163316.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85064576 
=035  \\$aBZR4482NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \\$aRJ387.D42
=150  \\$aImmunological deficiency syndromes in children
=550  \\$wg$aImmunologic diseases in children
=750  \2$81$wb$aImmunologic Deficiency Syndromes$5IEN$0(DNLM)D007153
=750  \2$81$wb$aChild$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002648
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aImmunologic Deficiency Syndromes$iand$aChild$5IEN

=LDR  00639cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880362358102441
=005  20120730163315.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85064574 
=035  \\$aBZR4480NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRC606
=150  \\$aImmunological deficiency syndromes
=450  \\$aImmune deficiency syndromes
=450  \\$aImmunodeficiency syndromes
=450  \\$aImmunologic deficiency syndromes
=550  \\$wg$aImmunodeficiency
=550  \\$wg$aImmunologic diseases
=550  \\$wg$aSyndromes
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/6/90
=750  \2$aImmunologic Deficiency Syndromes$5IEN$0(DNLM)D007153

=LDR  00528cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362358202441
=005  20120730163315.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85064573 
=035  \\$aBZR4479NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQR185.35
=150  \\$aImmunologic memory
=450  \\$aImmune memory
=450  \\$aImmunological memory
=450  \\$aMemory, Immune
=450  \\$aMemory, Immunologic
=550  \\$wg$aImmunity
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/6/90
=750  \2$aImmunologic Memory$5IEN$0(DNLM)D007156

=LDR  00667cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362358302441
=005  20121014163530.0
=008  871218i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85064572 
=035  \\$a(OCoLC)02099307
=035  \\$aBZR4478NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRJ385$bRJ387
=150  \\$aImmunologic diseases in children
=450  \\$wnne$aPediatric immunopathology
=550  \\$wg$aChildren$xDiseases
=750  \2$81$wb$aImmune System Diseases$5IEN$0(DNLM)D007154
=750  \2$81$wb$aChild$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002648
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aImmune System Diseases$iand$aChild$5IEN

=LDR  00594cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880362358402441
=005  20050131130615.0
=008  871218i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85064571 
=035  \\$a(OCoLC)02099298
=035  \\$aBZR4477NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRC581$bRC607
=150  \\$aImmunologic diseases
=450  \\$aImmune diseases
=450  \\$aImmune disorders
=450  \\$aImmune system$xDiseases
=450  \\$aImmunologic disorders
=450  \\$aImmunological diseases
=550  \\$wg$aDiseases
=750  \2$aImmune System Diseases$0(DNLM)D007154$5IEN

=LDR  00446cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362358502441
=005  20120730163315.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85064570 
=035  \\$aBZR4476NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aImmunohistochemistry
=450  \\$aImmunohistology
=550  \\$wg$aHistochemistry
=550  \\$wg$aImmunochemistry
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/6/90
=750  \2$aImmunohistochemistry$5IEN$0(DNLM)D007150

=LDR  00761cz  a2200265n  4500
=001  9880362358602441
=005  20120730163315.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85064568 
=035  \\$aBZR4474NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aQR186.7$bQR186.8
=150  \\$aImmunoglobulins
=450  \\$aAntibodies
=450  \\$wnno$aAntigens and antibodies$5IEN
=450  \\$aImmune globulins
=450  \\$aImmune serum globulin
=550  \\$wg$aBlood proteins
=550  \\$wg$aGlobulins
=550  \\$wg$aPlasma cells
=550  \\$aAntibody diversity
=550  \\$aAntigens
=550  \\$aBacterial immunoglobulin-binding proteins
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Immunoglobulins x Immune globulins)
=750  \2$aImmunoglobulins$5IEN-M$0(DNLM)D007136

=LDR  00424cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362358702441
=005  20120730163315.0
=008  860211\|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85064567 
=035  \\$aBZR4473NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQR186.8.M2
=150  \\$aImmunoglobulin M
=450  \\$aIgM
=550  \\$wg$aImmunoglobulins
=550  \\$wg$aMacroglobulins
=750  \2$aImmunoglobulin M$5IEN$0(DNLM)D007075

=LDR  00854cz  a2200289n  4500
=001  9880362358802441
=005  20120730163315.0
=008  920204||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85064566 
=035  \\$aBZR4472NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQR186.7
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=LDR  00646cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880362359402441
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=750  \2$aHistocompatibility Antigens Class II$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000949

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=001  9880362359502441
=005  20120730163308.0
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=450  \\$aUterine endoscopy
=450  \\$aUteroscopy
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=670  \\$aMESH$b(Hysteroscopy x Uterine endoscopy)
=750  \2$aHysteroscopy$5IEN$0(DNLM)D015907

=LDR  00579cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362359602441
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=008  860211i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85063855 
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=450  \\$aHysteric passion
=450  \\$aHysterica passio
=450  \\$aHysterical neurosis
=450  \\$aHysterical passion
=450  \\$aPassio hysterica
=450  \\$aVapors (Disease)
=450  \\$aVapours (Disease)
=550  \\$wg$aNeuroses
=550  \\$aEcstasy
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Hysteria)
=670  \\$aInter. dict. med. biol.$b(Hysteria: Any of various disorders characterized by conversion symptoms, such as paralysis, tremor, anesthesia, vomiting, amnesia, somnambulism, fugue, or other dissociation manifestations. An out moded term. Also called hysterical neurosis. Hysteria is no longer recognized as a separate clinical entity without qualification.)
=670  \\$aComp. gloss. of psychiatry & psych.$b(Hysteria, hysterical neurosis: Neurosis involving sudden impairment of function in response to emotional stress.)
=670  \\$aCampbell, R.J. Psychiatric dict., 1996$b(Vapors: obs. Hysteria, hypochondriasis.)
=670  \\$aSchleich, J.L. Disputatio medica inauguralis de passione hysterica, 1675.
=670  \\$aHolland, A. Disputatio medica inauguralis de hysterica passione, 1687.
=670  \\$aPurcell, J. A treatise of vapours or hysterick fits, 1702.
=670  \\$aOED$b(Hysteria: former names were vapours and hysteric(al) passion. Hysterical: hysterical passion = hysteria)
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=035  \\$aBZR3753NU
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=053  \\$aRG391
=150  \\$aVaginal hysterectomy
=450  \\$aColpohysterectomy
=450  \\$wnne$aHysterectomy, Vaginal
=550  \\$wg$aHysterectomy
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=LDR  00476cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362359902441
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=035  \\$aBZR3750NU
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=053  \\$aRG391
=150  \\$aHysterectomy
=450  \\$aAbdominal hysterectomy
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=550  \\$wg$aUterus$xSurgery
=750  \2$aHysterectomy$5IEN$0(DNLM)D007044

=LDR  01038cz  a2200265n  4500
=001  9880362360002441
=005  20120730163308.0
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=035  \\$aBZR3747NU
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=450  \\$aConies (Hyraxes)
=450  \\$aDassies
=450  \\$aHyraces
=450  \\$aHyracidae
=450  \\$aHyracids
=450  \\$aProcaviidae
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=670  \\$aAnimal diversity Web, Mar. 9, 2003$b(Family Procaviidae (hyraxes). Also known as dassies or conies)
=670  \\$aMammal species of the world, via WWW, Mar. 9, 2003$b(Family Procaviidae, Order Hyracoidea. Hyracidae Gray, 1821, is a group name based on Hyrax Hermann, 1783. Three genera: Dendrohyrax, Heterohyrax, Procavia)
=670  \\$aWeb. 3$b(hyracid: a member of the family Procaviidae : coney; hyracidae: syn. of Procaviidae; hyrax pl. hyraxes, also hyraces)
=750  \2$aHyraxes$5IEN$0(DNLM)D007043

=LDR  00612cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362360102441
=005  20120730163308.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85063829 
=035  \\$aBZR3735NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
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=053  \\$aRJ420.H9$cGeneral
=150  \\$aHypothyroidism in children
=550  \\$wg$aPediatric endocrinology
=750  \2$81$wb$aHypothyroidism$5IEN$0(DNLM)D007037
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=LDR  00466cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362360202441
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=008  860211i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
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=035  \\$aBZR3734NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRC657
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=450  \\$aHypothyrea
=450  \\$aHypothyreosis
=450  \\$aThyroid deficiency
=550  \\$wg$aThyroid gland$xDiseases
=750  \2$aHypothyroidism$0(DNLM)D007037$5IEN

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=001  9880362360302441
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=450  \\$aInduced hypothermia
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=550  \\$wg$aSurgery
=550  \\$wg$aTherapeutics
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=001  9880362360402441
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=008  860211i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
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=450  \\$aHypothermy
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=550  \\$wg$aCryobiology
=750  \2$aHypothermia$5IEN$0(DNLM)D007035

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=001  9880362360502441
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=008  860211||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
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=053  \\$aQP383.7$cPhysiology
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=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/6/90
=750  \2$aHypothalamus$5IEN$0(DNLM)D007031

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=001  9880362360602441
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=008  860211||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
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=035  \\$aBZR3729NU
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=053  \\$aQP188.H9
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=930  \\$aMeSH Mapping GN 2025/11/18

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=001  9880362360702441
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=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85063822 
=035  \\$aBZR3728NU
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=053  \\$aQP572.H9
=150  \\$aHypothalamic hormones
=550  \\$wg$aHypothalamus
=550  \\$wg$aNeurohormones
=550  \\$wg$aNeuropeptides
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=001  9880362360802441
=005  20120730163308.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85063821 
=035  \\$aBZR3727NU
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=450  \\$aAntihypertensive agents
=550  \\$wg$aCardiovascular agents
=550  \\$wg$aHypertension
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=001  9880362360902441
=005  20120730163307.0
=008  920521i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85063820 
=035  \\$aBZR3726NU
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=053  \\$aRG580.H95
=150  \\$aHypotension in pregnancy
=550  \\$wg$aPregnancy$xComplications
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=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aHypotension$iand$aPrebnancy$5IEN

=LDR  00463cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362361002441
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=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
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=035  \\$aBZR3725NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRC685.O78
=150  \\$aHypotension, Orthostatic
=450  \\$aOrthostatic hypotension
=450  \\$aPostural hypotension
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=001  9880362361102441
=005  20120730163307.0
=008  940620i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
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=035  \\$aBZR3724NU
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=150  \\$aHypotension, Controlled
=450  \\$aControlled hypotension
=450  \\$aHypotension, Induced
=450  \\$aInduced hypotension
=550  \\$wg$aAnalgesia
=550  \\$wg$aAnesthesia
=750  \2$aHypotension, Controlled$5IEN$0(DNLM)D007023

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=001  9880362361202441
=005  20120730163307.0
=008  871218i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85063817 
=035  \\$a(OCoLC)02094825
=035  \\$aBZR3723NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRC685.H93
=150  \\$aHypotension
=450  \\$aBlood pressure, Low
=450  \\$aLow blood pressure
=550  \\$wg$aBlood circulation disorders
=750  \2$aHypotension$5IEN$0(DNLM)D007022

=LDR  02256cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362361302441
=005  20130209161948.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85063812 
=035  \\$aBZR3718NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dICLAM
=150  \\$aHypospadias
=450  \\$aHypospadia
=550  \\$wg$aGenitourinary organs$xAbnormalities
=550  \\$wg$aUrethra$xAbnormalities
=670  \\$aMeSH browser, Sept. 21, 2012$b(Hypospadias. Scope Note: A birth defect due to malformation of the urethra in which the urethral opening is below its normal location. In the male, the malformed urethra generally opens on the ventral surface of the penis or on the perineum. In the female, the malformed urethral opening is in the vagina. In MeSH Tree Structures under Penile Diseases, under Male Urogenital Diseases - Urogenital Abnormalities, under Female Urogenital Diseases - Urogenital Abnormalities, and under Congenital Abnormalities - Urogenital Abnormalities)
=670  \\$aDorland's medical dictionary for health consumers, �2007, via TheFreeDictionary website, Sept. 21, 2012$b(hypospadias: a developmental anomaly in which the urethra opens inferior to its normal location; usually seen in males, with the opening on the underside of the penis or on the perineum; female hypospadias: a developmental anomaly in the female in which the urethra opens into the vagina)
=670  \\$aThe American heritage medical dictionary, �2007, via TheFreeDictionary website, Sept. 21, 2012$b(hypospadias or hypospadia n. 1. A developmental anomaly of the urethra in which a part of the urethral canal is open on the undersurface of the penis or on the perineum. 2. A similar anomaly in which the urethra opens into the vagina.)
=670  \\$aMcGraw-Hill concise dictionary of modern medicine, �2002, via TheFreeDictionary website, Sept. 21, 2012$b(hypospadias Pediatric urology A congenital defect in the positioning of the urethral meatus on the penis or vagina Types: Mild male hypospadias, opening is slightly displaced below the tip of the penis; severe male hypospadias, opening is in the female position at the base of the scrotum; the penis has an open gutter under the penis; the penis may be small.)
=750  \2$aHypospadias$0(DNLM)D007021$5IEN

=LDR  00452cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362361402441
=005  20120730163307.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85063807 
=035  \\$aBZR3713NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRD599.5.P58
=150  \\$aHypophysectomy
=450  \\$aPituitary gland$xExcision
=550  \\$wg$aPituitary gland$xSurgery
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/6/90
=750  \2$aHypophysectomy$5IEN$0(DNLM)D007016

=LDR  00517cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362361502441
=005  20120730163307.0
=008  940620i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85063805 
=035  \\$aBZR3711NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aHypophosphatemia, Familial
=450  \\$aFamilial hypophosphatemia
=550  \\$wg$aFamilial diseases
=550  \\$wg$aMetabolism, Inborn errors of
=550  \\$wg$aRenal tubular transport, Disorders of
=750  \2$aHypophosphatemia, Familial$5IEN$0(DNLM)D007015

=LDR  00366cz  a2200133n  4500
=001  9880362361602441
=005  20120730163307.0
=008  940620i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85063804 
=035  \\$aBZR3710NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aHypophosphatasia
=550  \\$wg$aPhosphorus$xMetabolism$xDisorders
=750  \2$aHypophosphatasia$5IEN$0(DNLM)D007014

=LDR  00480cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362361702441
=005  20120730163307.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85063803 
=035  \\$aBZR3709NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \0$aRF497.H96
=150  \\$aHypopharynx$xDiverticula
=450  \\$aDiverticula of the hypopharynx
=450  \\$aPharyngoesophageal diverticula
=550  \\$wg$aHypopharynx$xDiseases
=750  \2$aZenker Diverticulum$5IEN$0(DNLM)D016672

=LDR  00465cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362361802441
=005  20120730163307.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85063801 
=035  \\$aBZR3707NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQL861$cComparative anatomy
=053  \\$aQM331$cHuman anatomy
=150  \\$aHypopharynx
=450  \\$aLaryngopharynx
=550  \\$wg$aPharynx
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/6/90
=750  \2$aHypopharynx$5IEN$0(DNLM)D007013

=LDR  00474cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362361902441
=005  20120730163307.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85063800 
=035  \\$aBZR3706NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aHypoparathyroidism
=450  \\$aParathyroid deficiency
=550  \\$wg$aEndocrine glands$xDiseases
=550  \\$wg$aParathyroid glands$xDiseases
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/6/90
=750  \2$aHypoparathyroidism$5IEN$0(DNLM)D007011

=LDR  00402cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362362002441
=005  20120730163307.0
=008  940620i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85063797 
=035  \\$aBZR3703NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aHyponatremia
=550  \\$wg$aSodium$xMetabolism$xDisorders
=550  \\$wg$aWater-electrolyte imbalances
=750  \2$aHyponatremia$5IEN$0(DNLM)D007010

=LDR  00545cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362362102441
=005  20120730163307.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85063792 
=035  \\$aBZR3698NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aQP310.5$cPhysiology
=053  \\$aRA645.H94$cPublic health
=150  \\$aHypokinesia
=450  \\$aHypoactivity
=450  \\$aInactivity, Physical
=450  \\$aPhysical inactivity
=450  \\$aUnderactivity
=550  \\$wg$aMovement disorders
=750  \2$aHypokinesia$5IEN$0(DNLM)D018476

=LDR  00570cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880362362202441
=005  20120730163307.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85063791 
=035  \\$aBZR3697NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRC632.P
=150  \\$aHypokalemia
=450  \\$aHypokalaemia
=450  \\$aHypokaliaemia
=450  \\$aHypokaliemia
=450  \\$aHypopotassemia
=550  \\$wg$aPotassium$xMetabolism$xDisorders
=550  \\$wg$aWater-electrolyte imbalances
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/6/90
=750  \2$aHypokalemia$5IEN$0(DNLM)D007008

=LDR  00341cz  a2200133n  4500
=001  9880362362302441
=005  20120730163307.0
=008  940620i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85063790 
=035  \\$aBZR3696NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aHypogonadism
=550  \\$wg$aSexual disorders
=750  \2$aHypogonadism$5IEN$0(DNLM)D007006

=LDR  00465cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362362402441
=005  20120730163307.0
=008  871218||\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85063785 
=035  \\$a(OCoLC)02094619
=035  \\$aBZR3691NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRC661.A1
=150  \\$aHypoglycemic agents
=450  \\$wnne$aAntidiabetics
=550  \\$wg$aDrugs
=550  \\$aHypoglycemia
=750  \2$aHypoglycemic Agents$5IEN$0(DNLM)D007004

=LDR  00614cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362362502441
=005  20120730163307.0
=008  940620i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85063784 
=035  \\$aBZR3690NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRJ520.H94
=150  \\$aHypoglycemia in children
=450  \\$aLow blood sugar in children
=550  \\$wg$aMetabolic disorders in children
=750  \2$81$wb$aHypoglycemia$5IEN$0(DNLM)D007003
=750  \2$81$wb$aChild$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002648
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aHypoglycemia$iand$aChild$5IEN

=LDR  00644cz  a2200241n  4500
=001  9880362362602441
=005  20120730163306.0
=008  940620i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85063783 
=035  \\$aBZR3689NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRC662.2$cDisease
=150  \\$aHypoglycemia
=450  \\$aBlood sugar, Low
=450  \\$aHypoglycemosis
=450  \\$aLow blood sugar
=550  \\$wg$aBlood sugar
=550  \\$wg$aEndocrine glands$xDiseases
=550  \\$wg$aHypoglycin A
=550  \\$wg$aInsulin
=550  \\$wg$aPancreas$xDiseases
=550  \\$aHypoglycemic agents
=750  \2$aHypoglycemia$5IEN$0(DNLM)D007003

=LDR  00380cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362362702441
=005  20120229181235.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85063782 
=035  \\$aBZR3688NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aHypoglossal nerve
=450  \\$aNervus hypoglossus
=550  \\$wg$aNerves, Cranial
=750  \2$aHypoglossal Nerve$0(DNLM)D007002$5IEN

=LDR  00341cz  a2200133n  4500
=001  9880362362802441
=005  20120730163306.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|n\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85063779 
=035  \\$aBZR3685NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aHypogastric plexus
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/6/90
=750  \2$aHypogastric Plexus$5IEN$0(DNLM)D007001

=LDR  00591cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362362902441
=005  20120730163306.0
=008  051209i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85063772 
=035  \\$aBZR3678NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aHypodermic needles
=550  \\$wg$aDrug delivery devices
=550  \\$wg$aPins and needles
=550  \\$wg$aSharps (Medical instruments)
=550  \\$aFear of needles
=550  \\$aNeedle sharing
=550  \\$aNeedlestick injuries
=681  \\$iExample under$aMedical instruments and apparatus
=750  \2$aNeedles$5IEN$0(DNLM)D009339

=LDR  00358cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362363002441
=005  20120730163306.0
=008  940406i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85063767 
=035  \\$aBZR3673NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQK623.H
=150  \\$aHypocreales
=550  \\$wg$aAscomycetes
=750  \2$aHypocreales$5IEN$0(DNLM)D006999

=LDR  00500cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362363102441
=005  20120730163306.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85063766 
=035  \\$aBZR3672NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRC641.7.H9
=150  \\$aHypochromic anemia
=450  \\$aAnemia, Hypochromic$5IEN
=450  \\$aAnemia, Microcytic hypochromic
=450  \\$aMicrocytic hypochromic anemia
=550  \\$wg$aAnemia
=750  \2$aAnemia, Hypochromic$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000747

=LDR  00355cz  a2200133n  4500
=001  9880362363302441
=005  20120730163306.0
=008  940620i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85063761 
=035  \\$aBZR3667NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aHypocalcemia
=550  \\$wg$aCalcium$xMetabolism$xDisorders
=750  \2$aHypocalcemia$5IEN$0(DNLM)D006996

=LDR  00402cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362363402441
=005  20120730163306.0
=008  940620i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85063760 
=035  \\$aBZR3666NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRD85.H9
=150  \\$aHypnotism in surgery
=550  \\$wg$aAnesthesia
=550  \\$wg$aSurgery
=750  \2$aHypnosis, Anesthetic$5IEN$0(DNLM)D006991

=LDR  00598cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362363502441
=005  20120730163306.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85063759 
=035  \\$aBZR3665NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aHypnotism in ophthalmology
=550  \\$wg$aAnesthesia in ophthalmology
=550  \\$wg$aOphthalmology
=750  \2$81$wb$aHypnosis, Anesthetic$5IEN$0(DNLM)D006991
=750  \2$81$wb$aOphthalmology$5IEN$0(DNLM)D009885
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aHypnosis, Anesthetic$iand$aOphthalmology.

=LDR  00588cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362363602441
=005  20120730163306.0
=008  940620i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85063758 
=035  \\$aBZR3664NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aHypnotism in obstetrics
=550  \\$wg$aAnesthesia in obstetrics
=550  \\$wg$aObstetrics
=750  \2$81$wb$aHypnosis, Anesthetic$5IEN$0(DNLM)D006991
=750  \2$81$wb$aObstetrics$5IEN$0(DNLM)D009774
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aHypnosis, Anesthetic$iand$aObstetrics.

=LDR  00473cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362363702441
=005  20120730163306.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85063757 
=035  \\$aBZR3663NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRK512.H95
=150  \\$aHypnotism in dentistry
=450  \\$aDental hypnosis
=550  \\$wg$aAnesthesia in dentistry
=550  \\$wg$aDentistry
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/6/90
=750  \2$aHypnosis, Dental$5IEN$0(DNLM)D006992

=LDR  00598cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880362363802441
=005  20120730163306.0
=008  860211||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85063752 
=035  \\$aBZR3658NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aBF1111$bBF1156$cParapsychology
=053  \\$aHV6110$cHypnotism and crime
=053  \\$aRC490$bRC499$cPsychiatry
=150  \\$aHypnotism
=450  \\$aAutosuggestion
=450  \\$aBraidism
=450  \\$aHypnosis
=550  \\$wg$aTrance
=550  \\$aAnimal magnetism
=550  \\$aMesmerism
=750  \2$aHypnosis$5IEN-M$0(DNLM)D006990

=LDR  00422cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362363902441
=005  20140106145653.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85063505 
=035  \\$aBZR3411NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRM666.H87
=150  \\$aHydroxyethyl starch
=550  \\$wg$aBlood plasma substitutes
=550  \\$wg$aStarch
=750  \2$aHydroxyethyl Starch Derivatives$5IEN$0(DNLM)D006895

=LDR  00322cz  a2200133n  4500
=001  9880362364002441
=005  20120730163302.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85063504 
=035  \\$aBZR3410NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aHydroxides
=550  \\$wg$aOxides
=750  \2$aHydroxides$5IEN$0(DNLM)D006878

=LDR  00361cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362364102441
=005  20120730163302.0
=008  940620i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85063500 
=035  \\$aBZR3406NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRM276
=150  \\$aHydrothorax
=550  \\$wg$aPleura$xDiseases
=750  \2$aHydrothorax$5IEN$0(DNLM)D006876

=LDR  00704cz  a2200241n  4500
=001  9880362364202441
=005  20120220105337.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85063499 
=035  \\$aBZR3405NU
=035  \\$ash 85063499
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aHydrothermal vents
=450  \\$aBlack smokers (Oceanography)
=450  \\$aDeep-sea vents, Hydrothermal
=450  \\$aHydrothermal deep-sea vents
=450  \\$aOceanic hot springs
=450  \\$aVents, Hydrothermal
=550  \\$wg$aHot springs
=550  \\$wg$aSubmarine topography
=550  \\$aSea-floor spreading
=670  \\$aWaters, J.F. Deep-sea vents, 1993.
=750  \2$aHydrothermal Vents$0(DNLM)D060086$5IEN

=LDR  00557cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362364302441
=005  20120730163302.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85063495 
=035  \\$aBZR3401NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \\$aRJ53.H9
=150  \\$aHydrotherapy for children
=550  \\$wg$aPhysical therapy for children
=750  \2$81$wb$aHydrotherapy$5IEN$0(DNLM)D006875
=750  \2$81$wb$aChild$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002648
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aHydrotherapy$iand$aChild$5IEN

=LDR  00520cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362364402441
=005  20120730163302.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85063494 
=035  \\$aBZR3400NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRM801$bRM822
=150  \\$aHydrotherapy
=450  \\$aHydropathy
=450  \\$aKneipp cure
=450  \\$aWater cure
=450  \\$aWater$xTherapeutic use
=550  \\$wg$aPhysical therapy
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/5/90
=750  \2$aHydrotherapy$5IEN$0(DNLM)D006875

=LDR  00409cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362364502441
=005  20120730163302.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85063491 
=035  \\$aBZR3397NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aHydrostatic pressure
=450  \\$aUnderwater pressure
=550  \\$wg$aPressure
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/5/90
=750  \2$aHydrostatic Pressure$5IEN$0(DNLM)D006874

=LDR  00437cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362364602441
=005  20120730163302.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85063488 
=035  \\$aBZR3394NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aHydroquinone
=450  \\$aBenzenediol
=450  \\$aHydrochinone
=450  \\$aQuinol
=550  \\$wg$aPhenols
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/5/90
=750  \2$aHydroquinones$5IEN$0(DNLM)D006873

=LDR  00803cz  a2200289n  4500
=001  9880362364702441
=005  20120730163301.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85063484 
=035  \\$aBZR3390NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aSB126.5$bSB126.57
=150  \\$aHydroponics
=450  \\$aAgriculture, Soilless
=450  \\$aChemiculture
=450  \\$aDirtless farming
=450  \\$aGardening without soil
=450  \\$aNutriculture gardening
=450  \\$aPlant chemiculture
=450  \\$aPlants$xSoilless culture
=450  \\$aSoilless agriculture
=450  \\$aSoilless culture
=450  \\$aWater farming
=550  \\$wg$aHorticulture
=550  \\$wg$aPlants$xNutrition
=550  \\$aPlant growing media, Artificial
=750  \2$aHydroponics$5IEN$0(DNLM)D018527

=LDR  00560cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362364802441
=005  20120730163301.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85063478 
=035  \\$aBZR3384NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRJ476.H84
=150  \\$aHydronephrosis in children
=550  \\$wg$aPediatric nephrology
=750  \2$81$wb$aHydronephrosis$5IEN$0(DNLM)D006869
=750  \2$81$wb$aChild$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002648
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aHydronephrosis$iand$aChild$5IEN

=LDR  00407cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362364902441
=005  20120730163301.0
=008  940620i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85063477 
=035  \\$aBZR3383NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRC918.H8
=150  \\$aHydronephrosis
=550  \\$wg$aKidneys$xDiseases
=550  \\$wg$aUrine$xRetention
=750  \2$aHydronephrosis$5IEN$0(DNLM)D006869

=LDR  00424cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362365002441
=005  20120730163301.0
=008  860211||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85063464 
=035  \\$aBZR3370NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQD281.H83$cOrganic chemistry
=053  \\$aTP156.H82$cChemical engineering
=150  \\$aHydrolysis
=550  \\$wg$aSolvolysis
=750  \2$aHydrolysis$5IEN$0(DNLM)D006868

=LDR  00584cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362365102441
=005  20130311101527.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85063458 
=035  \\$aBZR3364NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aGB651$bGB2998
=150  \\$aHydrology
=360  \\$iheadings beginning with the words$aHydrological$iand$aWater
=550  \\$wg$aAquatic sciences
=550  \\$wg$aEarth sciences
=550  \\$aHydrography
=550  \\$aWater
=680  \\$iHere are entered works on all aspects of water.
=750  \2$aHydrology$0(DNLM)D062070$5IEN

=LDR  00554cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362365202441
=005  20110525103910.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85063450 
=035  \\$aBZR3356NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aGB848
=150  \\$aHydrologic cycle
=450  \\$aCycle, Hydrologic
=450  \\$aHydrological cycle
=450  \\$aWater cycle
=550  \\$wg$aCycles
=550  \\$wg$aHydrology
=670  \\$aLC database, 18Feb97$b(hydrological cycle, hydrologic cycle)
=750  \2$aWater Cycle$0(DNLM)D058438$5IEN

=LDR  00445cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362365302441
=005  20120730163301.0
=008  910606||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85063449 
=035  \\$aBZR3355NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQP608$bQP609
=150  \\$aHydrolases
=450  \\$aHydrolytic enzymes
=550  \\$wg$aEnzymes
=670  \\$aEnzymes in biomass conversion, 1991.
=750  \2$aHydrolases$5IEN$0(DNLM)D006867

=LDR  00356cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362365402441
=005  20120730163301.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|n\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85063436 
=035  \\$aBZR3342NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQD281.H8
=150  \\$aHydrogenation
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/5/90
=750  \2$aHydrogenation$5IEN$0(DNLM)D006865

=LDR  00364cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362365502441
=005  20120730163301.0
=008  931004||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85063435 
=035  \\$aBZR3341NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQP603.H88
=150  \\$aHydrogenase
=550  \\$wg$aOxidoreductases
=750  \2$aHydrogenase$5IEN$0(DNLM)D006864

=LDR  00839cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880362365602441
=005  20140304095049.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85063433 
=035  \\$aBZR3339NU
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC$dDLC
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=150  \\$aHydrogen sulfide
=450  \\$wnne$aHydrogen sulphide
=450  \\$aHydrosulfuric acid
=450  \\$aSulfhydric acid
=450  \\$aSulfur hydride
=550  \\$wg$aSulfides
=670  \\$aWeb. 3$b(hydrogen sulfide: a colorless flammable very poisonous gas)
=670  \\$aInter. dict. med. biol.$b(hydrogen sulfide. Also called sulfuretted hydrogen (obsolete), hydrosulfuric acid, sulfur hydride, sulfhydric acid)
=688  \\$aHeading changed 20070821 from: 150:##:_{dollar}a Hydrogen sulphide
=750  \2$aHydrogen Sulfide$5IEN$0(DNLM)D006862

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=035  \\$ash 85063431
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=053  \\$aQD181.H1$cChemistry
=053  \\$aRA766.H9$cDisinfectants
=053  \\$aRM648.H$cTherapeutics
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=550  \\$wg$aDisinfection and disinfectants
=550  \\$wg$aPeroxides
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=LDR  00623cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362365802441
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=008  860211||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
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=035  \\$aBZR3333NU
=035  \\$ash 85063427
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=053  \\$aQD562.H93
=150  \\$aHydrogen-ion concentration
=450  \\$aHydrogen-ion activity
=450  \\$apH (Chemistry)
=550  \\$wg$aAcidity function
=670  \\$aTEST$b(pH UF Hydrogen ion activity; Hydrogen ion concentration)
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Hydrogen-ion concentration x pH)
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=LDR  00590cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362365902441
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=010  \\$ash 85063424 
=035  \\$aBZR3330NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dCoU-DA$dDLC
=053  \0$aQP517.H93$cBiochemistry
=150  \\$aHydrogen bonding
=450  \\$aHydrogen bonds
=550  \\$wg$aChemistry, Physical and theoretical
=550  \\$wg$aMolecular association
=670  \\$aHydrogen bonds, 1984.
=670  \\$aWikipedia, May 3, 2010:$b(entry: Hydrogen bond)
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=001  9880362366002441
=005  20120730163300.0
=008  021008i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85063416 
=035  \\$aBZR3322NU
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=053  \0$aTP245.H9$cChemical technology
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=550  \\$wg$aNonmetals
=681  \\$iExample under$aFlammable gases; Gases
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=001  9880362366102441
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=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85063411 
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=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC$dWaU
=053  \0$aQD181.F1$cChemistry
=053  \0$aTP217.H94$cChemical technology
=150  \\$aHydrofluoric acid
=450  \\$aFluorhydric acid
=450  \\$aFluoric acid
=450  \\$aFluorohydric acid
=550  \\$wg$aFluorine compounds
=550  \\$wg$aInorganic acids
=550  \\$aHydrogen fluoride
=670  \\$aWikipedia, Jan. 27, 2013$b(Hydrofluoric acid (HF) is a solution of hydrogen fluoride in water. It is a valued source of fluorine and is a precursor to numerous pharmaceuticals such as fluoxetine (Prozac) and diverse materials such as PTFE (Teflon). Other names: fluoric acid; fluorhydric acid)
=670  \\$aThe emergency response safety and health database, via WWW, Jan. 27, 2013$b(Hydrogen fluoride is a colorless fuming liquid below 67�F (19.4�C), or a colorless gas. When hydrogen fluoride is combined with water it is known as hydrofluoric acid, a colorless liquid, which in low concentrations is visually indistinguishable from water. Hydrofluoric acid that is more than 40% hydrogen fluoride fumes in air.)
=670  \\$aHydrofluoric acid 70% material safety data sheet, via Hi-Valley Chemical Inc. website, Jan. 27, 2013$b(Hydrofluoric acid 70%. Synonyms: Fluorohydric acid; fluoric acid; Hydrogen fluoride solution)
=670  \\$aFacts about hydrogen fluoride (hydrofluoric acid), via Centers for Disease Control and Prevention website, Jan. 27, 2013$b(Hydrogen fluoride is a chemical compound that contains fluorine. It can exist as a colorless gas or as a fuming liquid, or it can be dissolved in water. When hydrogen fluoride is dissolved in water, it may be called hydrofluoric acid.)
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=001  9880362366202441
=005  20110414091826.0
=008  860211||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85063393 
=035  \\$aBZR3299NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aQA911$bQA930$cMathematics
=053  \\$aQC150$bQC159$cMechanics
=053  \\$aQC718.5.H9$cPlasma physics
=053  \\$aTC171$bTC179$cHydraulic engineering
=150  \\$aHydrodynamics
=550  \\$wg$aFluid dynamics
=680  \\$iHere are entered works on the theory of the motion of fluids. Works on the technical application of hydrodynamics are entered under$aHydraulics.
=681  \\$iNote under$aHydraulics
=750  \2$aHydrodynamics$0(DNLM)D057446$5IEN

=LDR  00733cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880362366302441
=005  20120730163300.0
=008  021211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85063385 
=035  \\$aBZR3291NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aRA766.H8$cDisinfectants
=150  \\$aHydrocyanic acid
=450  \\$aFormonitrile
=450  \\$aHydrogen cyanide
=450  \\$aPrussic acid
=550  \\$wg$aCyanides
=670  \\$aChem. Abstracts Indexing Guide, 1992-96$b(Hydrocyanic acid UF Hydrogen cyanide)
=670  \\$aHoward, P.H. Dict. of chemical names and synonyms:$bp. I-95 (Hydrocyanic acid UF Formonitrile, Hydrogen cyanide)
=681  \\$iExample under$aFumigants
=750  \2$aHydrogen Cyanide$5IEN$0(DNLM)D006856

=LDR  00381cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362627302441
=005  20120730163736.0
=008  920330i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85106028 
=035  \\$aBZV5934NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQR412
=150  \\$aPoxviruses
=450  \\$aPoxviridae
=550  \\$wg$aDNA viruses
=750  \2$aPoxviridae$5IEN$0(DNLM)D011212

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=001  9880362627402441
=005  20120730163736.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85106027 
=035  \\$aBZV5933NU
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=150  \\$aPoxvirus diseases
=550  \\$wg$aVirus diseases
=750  \2$aPoxviridae Infections$5IEN$0(DNLM)D011213

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=001  9880362627502441
=005  20100402173704.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85105992 
=035  \\$aBZV5898NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aHD9502$cEconomics
=053  \0$aTJ163.13$bTJ163.25$cTechnology
=150  \\$aPower resources
=450  \\$aEnergy
=450  \\$aEnergy resources
=450  \\$aPower supply
=550  \\$wg$aNatural resources
=550  \\$aEnergy harvesting
=550  \\$aEnergy industries
=680  \\$iHere are entered works on the available sources of mechanical power in general. Works on the physics and engineering aspects of power are entered under$aPower (Mechanics).
=681  \\$iNote under$aPower (Mechanics)
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=001  9880362627602441
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=053  \0$aTH4581$cBuilding
=053  \0$aTJ164$cGeneral
=150  \\$aPower-plants
=450  \\$aPlants, Power
=450  \\$aPower stations
=450  \\$aPowerhouses (Energy facilities)
=450  \\$aStations, Power
=550  \\$wg$aEnergy facilities
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=001  9880362627702441
=005  20120730163736.0
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=010  \\$ash 85105964 
=035  \\$aBZV5870NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRS201.P8
=150  \\$aPowders (Pharmacy)
=450  \\$aMedicinal powders
=450  \\$aPharmaceutical powders
=550  \\$wg$aPowders
=550  \\$wg$aSolid dosage forms
=750  \2$aPowders$5IEN$0(DNLM)D011208

=LDR  02839cz  a2200325n  4500
=001  9880362627802441
=005  20130514162910.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85105954 
=035  \\$aBZV5860NU
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC$dWaU
=150  \\$aPovidone-iodine
=450  \\$aAlphadine (Trademark)
=450  \\$aBetadine (Trademark)
=450  \\$aBetaisodona (Trademark)
=450  \\$aDisadine (Trademark)
=450  \\$aIsodine (Trademark)
=450  \\$aPharmadine (Trademark)
=450  \\$aPolyvinylpyrrolidone iodine
=450  \\$aProvidine (Trademark)
=450  \\$aPVP-I (Polyvinylpyrrolidone iodine)
=450  \\$aPVP-Iodine (Polyvinylpyrrolidone iodine)
=450  \\$aPVPI (Polyvinylpyrrolidone iodine)
=550  \\$wg$aAntiseptics
=550  \\$wg$aIodophors
=550  \\$wg$aPovidone
=670  \\$aGuideline for disinfection and sterilization in healthcare facilities, 2008, via WWW, Jan. 31, 2013$b(The best-known and most widely used iodophor is povidone-iodine, a compound of polyvinylpyrrolidone with iodine. This product and other iodophors retain the germicidal efficacy of iodine but unlike iodine generally are nonstaining and relatively free of toxicity and irritancy. ... Besides their use as an antiseptic, iodophors have been used for disinfecting blood culture bottles and medical equipment, such as hydrotherapy tanks, thermometers, and endoscopes. Antiseptic iodophors are not suitable for use as hard-surface disinfectants because of concentration differences. Iodophors formulated as antiseptics contain less free iodine than do those formulated as disinfectants.)
=670  \\$aMeSH browser, Jan. 31, 2013$b(Povidone-Iodine. Scope note: An iodinated polyvinyl polymer used as topical antiseptic in surgery and for skin and mucous membrane infections, also as aerosol. The iodine may be radiolabeled for research purposes. UF Alphadine; Betadine; Betaisodona; Disadine; Huntington Laboratories Brand of Povidone-Iodine; Isodine; Pharmadine; Polyvinylpyrrolidone Iodine; Providine; PVP-I; PVP-Iodine. Pharm. action: Anti-Infective Agents, Local. CAS Type 1 Name: 2-Pyrrolidinone, 1-ethenyl-, homopolymer, compd. with iodine. In MeSH tree structures under: Iodophors; Povidone)
=670  \\$aWikipedia, Jan. 31, 2013:$bPovidone-iodine (Povidone-iodine (PVP-I) is a stable chemical complex of polyvinylpyrrolidone (povidone, PVP) and elemental iodine. It contains from 9.0% to 12.0% available iodine, calculated on a dry basis. It was first sold in 1955, and has since become the universally preferred iodine antiseptic.) Betadine (Betadine is a brand name for a range of povidone-iodine (PVPI) topical antiseptics produced and distributed by various manufacturers. Betadine, like most PVPI products, is available in two formulations)
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=035  \\$aBZV5859NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRM666.P822
=150  \\$aPovidone
=450  \\$aEthenylpyrrolidinonehomopolymer
=450  \\$aPolyvidon
=450  \\$aPolyvinylpyrrolidone
=450  \\$wnne$aPVP
=550  \\$wg$aBlood plasma substitutes
=550  \\$wg$aPyrrolidine
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/19/90
=750  \2$aPovidone$5IEN$0(DNLM)D011205

=LDR  00678cz  a2200241n  4500
=001  9880362628002441
=005  20120730163736.0
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=010  \\$ash 85105939 
=035  \\$aBZV5845NU
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh 85105939
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aHC79.P6$cEconomic history
=053  \0$aHV1$bHV4630$cRelief
=150  \\$aPoverty
=360  \\$isubdivisions$aEconomic conditions$iand$aSocial conditions$iunder names of countries, cities, etc.
=450  \\$aDestitution
=550  \\$wg$aWealth
=550  \\$aBasic needs
=550  \\$aBegging
=550  \\$aPoor
=550  \\$aSubsistence economy
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=LDR  00441cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362628102441
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=150  \\$aPoultry$xDiseases
=450  \\$aPoultry diseases$5IEN
=450  \\$wnne$aPoultry pests
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=LDR  00627cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880362628202441
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=008  020905i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85105892 
=035  \\$aBZV5798NU
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=450  \\$aFowls
=550  \\$wg$aAnimal culture
=550  \\$wg$aAviculture
=550  \\$wg$aLivestock
=550  \\$aEggs$xProduction
=681  \\$iExample under$aSmall animal culture
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=001  9880362628302441
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=053  \0$aQK495.R78$cBotany
=150  \\$aCinquefoils
=450  \\$aArgentina (Plants)
=450  \\$aDrymocallis
=450  \\$wnne$aPotentilla
=550  \\$wg$aRosaceae
=670  \\$aWeb. 3$b(cinquefoil 1. a plant of the genus Potentilla)
=670  \\$aRandom House$b(Cinquefoil. 1. any of several plants belonging to the genus Potentilla)
=670  \\$aEPA weeds$b(cinquefoil Potentilla spp.)
=670  \\$aSPN$b(Potentilla (Argentina; Dasiphora; Drymocallis) Cinquefoil)
=670  \\$aDict. flow. ferns$b(Argentina Hill=Potentilla L.; Dasiphora Rafin (-Potentilla L.); Drymocallis Fourr. (-Potentilla L.); Potentilla L. Rosaceae)
=670  \\$aInd. nom. gen. (plant)$b(Potentilla L.)
=670  \\$aEngler Syl. Pflanz.:$bv. 2, p. 215 (Potentilla)
=670  \\$aHorus 3$b(Potentilla L. [Drymocallis Fourr.] Cinquefoil, Five=finger, Rosaceae)
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=LDR  00533cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362628402441
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=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85105652 
=035  \\$aBZV5558NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQK495.S7$cBotany
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=053  \0$aTP444.P6$cFood processing
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=450  \\$aIrish potatoes
=450  \\$aSolanum tuberosum
=450  \\$aWhite potatoes
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=LDR  00567cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362628502441
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=008  030909i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85105616 
=035  \\$aBZV5522NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dWaU
=150  \\$aPotassium permanganate
=550  \\$wg$aPermanganates
=550  \\$wg$aPotassium salts
=670  \\$aMerriam-Webster online dictionary, Sept. 8, 2012$b(potassium permanganate: a dark purple salt KMnO b4 (B used chiefly as an oxidizing agent and disinfectant)
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=LDR  01176cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362628602441
=005  20121226153310.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85105614 
=035  \\$aBZV5520NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dWaU
=053  \0$aQD181.K1
=150  \\$aPotassium iodide
=550  \\$wg$aIodides
=550  \\$wg$aPotassium salts
=670  \\$aWikipedia, Sept. 8, 2012:$bPotassium iodide (Potassium iodide is an inorganic compound with the chemical formula KI. This white salt is the most commercially significant iodide compound)
=670  \\$aFrequently asked questions about potassium iodide, via U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission website, Sept. 8, 2012$b(Potassium iodide is a salt, similar to table salt. Its chemical symbol is KI. It is routinely added to table salt to make it "iodized." Potassium iodide, if taken in time and at the appropriate dosage, blocks the thyroid gland's uptake of radioactive iodine and thus could reduce the risk of thyroid cancers and other diseases that might otherwise be caused by exposure to radioactive iodine that could be dispersed in a severe nuclear accident.)
=750  \2$aPotassium Iodide$5IEN$0(DNLM)D011193

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=001  9880362628702441
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=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85105608 
=035  \\$aBZV5514NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dWaU$dDLC
=150  \\$aPotassium dichromate
=450  \\$aBichromate of potash
=450  \\$aDichromic acid dipotassium salt
=450  \\$aDipotassium bichromate
=450  \\$aDipotassium dichromate
=450  \\$aPotassium bichromate
=550  \\$wg$aChromium compounds
=550  \\$wg$aPotassium salts
=670  \\$aThe Merck index, 2001$b(Potassium Dichromate. UF Potassium bichromate; Cr b2 (BK b2 (BO b7 (B; K b2 (BCr b2 (BO b7 (B)
=670  \\$aWikipedia, Apr. 2, 2012:$bPotassium dichromate (Potassium dichromate, K b2 (BCr b2 (BO b7 (B, is a common inorganic chemical reagent, most commonly used as an oxidizing agent in various laboratory and industrial applications. As with all hexavalent chromium compounds, it is potentially harmful to health and must be handled and disposed of appropriately. It is a crystalline ionic solid with a very bright, red-orange color. It is also known as potassium bichromate; bichromate of potash; dipotassium dichromate; dichromic acid, dipotassium salt; chromic acid, dipotassium salt; and lopezite) Sodium dichromate (In terms of reactivity and appearance, sodium dichromate and potassium dichromate are very similar. The sodium salt is, however, around twenty times more soluble in water than the potassium salt))
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=001  9880362628802441
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=010  \\$ash 85105606 
=035  \\$aBZV5512NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRC627.P6
=150  \\$aPotassium deficiency diseases
=550  \\$wg$aDeficiency diseases
=550  \\$aHigh-potassium diet
=750  \2$aPotassium Deficiency$5IEN$0(DNLM)D011191

=LDR  00714cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362628902441
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=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85105605 
=035  \\$aBZV5511NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dWaU
=150  \\$aPotassium cyanide
=550  \\$wg$aCyanides
=550  \\$wg$aPotassium salts
=670  \\$aWikipedia, Sept. 8, 2012:$bPotassium cyanide (Potassium cyanide is an inorganic compound with the formula KCN. This colorless crystalline compound, similar in appearance to sugar, is highly soluble in water; as a solid, the salt crystallizes such that the cations and anions organize like Na p+ (B and Cl p- (B in NaCl)
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=001  9880362629002441
=005  20121226153309.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85105604 
=035  \\$aBZV5510NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dWaU
=053  \0$aQD181.K1$cGeneral and inorganic chemistry
=053  \0$aQD412.K1$cOrganometallic chemistry
=053  \0$aTP245.P8$cChemical technology
=150  \\$aPotassium compounds
=550  \\$wg$aAlkali metal compounds
=670  \\$aWikipedia, Sept. 8, 2012:$bPotassium (potassium is a soft silvery-white alkali metal; potassium compounds are typically highly ionic and thus most of them are soluble in water)
=750  \2$aPotassium Compounds$5IEN$0(DNLM)D017680

=LDR  00691cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362629102441
=005  20121226153309.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85105603 
=035  \\$aBZV5509NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dWaU
=053  \0$aQD181.K1
=150  \\$aPotassium chloride
=450  \\$aMuriate of potash
=450  \\$aPotash muriate
=550  \\$wg$aAlkali metal chlorides
=550  \\$wg$aPotassium salts
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=LDR  00371cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362629202441
=005  20120730163735.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|n\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85105594 
=035  \\$aBZV5500NU
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh 85105594
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQD181.K1
=150  \\$aPotassium$xIsotopes
=750  \2$aPotassium Isotopes$5IEN$0(DNLM)D011194

=LDR  00934cz  a2200241n  4500
=001  9880362629302441
=005  20121226153308.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85105593 
=035  \\$aBZV5499NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dWaU
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=053  \0$aTP245.P8$cChemical technology
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=450  \\$aKalium
=550  \\$wg$aAlkali metals
=550  \\$aHigh-potassium diet
=550  \\$aLow-potassium diet
=670  \\$aWikipedia, Sept. 8, 2012$b(Potassium is a chemical element with symbol K (from Neo-Latin kalium) and atomic number 19. Elemental potassium is a soft silvery-white alkali metal)
=670  \\$aWiktionary, Sept. 8, 2012$b(kalium: (obsolete) potassium)
=670  \\$aMerriam-Webster online dictionary, Sept. 8, 2012$b(kalium: potassium)
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=LDR  00418cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362629402441
=005  20130606083114.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85103145 
=035  \\$aBZV3051NU
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC$dDLC
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=550  \\$aSurgery, Plastic
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=LDR  00480cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362629502441
=005  20120730163722.0
=008  860211||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85103111 
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=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
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=LDR  00482cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362629602441
=005  20120730163722.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85103108 
=035  \\$aBZV3014NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRK658
=150  \\$aPlaster casts, Dental
=450  \\$aDental plaster casts
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=550  \\$aDental impressions
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=750  \2$aDental Impression Materials$5IEN$0(DNLM)D003760

=LDR  00434cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362629702441
=005  20120730163722.0
=008  040915i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85103100 
=035  \\$aBZV3006NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
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=150  \\$aPlasmodium falciparum
=550  \\$wg$aPlasmodium
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Plasmodium falciparum)
=750  \2$aPlasmodium falciparum$5IEN$0(DNLM)D010963

=LDR  00587cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362629802441
=005  20120730163722.0
=008  040915i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85103098 
=035  \\$aBZV3004NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
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=150  \\$aPlasmodium
=450  \\$aMalaria parasites
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=670  \\$aMESH$b(Plasmodium: a genus of protozoa that comprise the malaria parasites of mammals)
=670  \\$aModern parasitology, 1996:$bp. 14 (Malaria parasites, Plasmodium)
=750  \2$aPlasmodium$5IEN$0(DNLM)D010961

=LDR  00432cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362629902441
=005  20120730163722.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85103096 
=035  \\$aBZV3002NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \0$aQK725
=150  \\$aPlasmodesmata
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=550  \\$wg$aCell junctions
=550  \\$wg$aPlant cells and tissues
=750  \2$aPlasmodesmata$5IEN$0(DNLM)D031425

=LDR  00481cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362630002441
=005  20100222141640.0
=008  860211||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85103094 $zsh 85048031 
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=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aPlasmin
=450  \\$aFibrinolysin
=450  \\$aThrombolysin
=550  \\$wg$aBlood plasma
=550  \\$wg$aFibrinolytic agents
=550  \\$wg$aSerine proteinases
=750  \2$aFibrinolysin$0(DNLM)D005341$5IEN

=LDR  00552cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362630102441
=005  20120730163722.0
=008  860211||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85103093 
=035  \\$aBZV2999NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQH452.6$cGenetics
=053  \\$aQR76.6$cBacteriology
=150  \\$aPlasmids
=450  \\$aParagenes
=550  \\$wg$aCytoplasmic inheritance
=550  \\$wg$aGenetic vectors
=550  \\$wg$aMobile genetic elements
=550  \\$aExtrachromosomal DNA
=750  \2$aPlasmids$5IEN$0(DNLM)D010957

=LDR  00413cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362630202441
=005  20120730163722.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85103092 
=035  \\$aBZV2998NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aPlasmapheresis
=550  \\$wg$aHemapheresis
=550  \\$aPlasma exchange (Therapeutics)
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/18/90
=750  \2$aPlasmapheresis$5IEN$0(DNLM)D010956

=LDR  00334cz  a2200133n  4500
=001  9880362630302441
=005  20130606083112.0
=008  860211||\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85103091 
=035  \\$aBZV2997NU
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aPlasmacytoma
=550  \\$wg$aLymphomas
=750  \2$aPlasmacytoma$5IEN$0(DNLM)D010954

=LDR  00387cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362630402441
=005  20130606083112.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85103090 
=035  \\$aBZV2996NU
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aPlasmacytic leukemia
=450  \\$aPlasma cell leukemia
=550  \\$wg$aLeukemia
=750  \2$aLeukemia, Plasma Cell$0(DNLM)D007952$5IEN

=LDR  00569cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362630502441
=005  20120730163721.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85103071 
=035  \\$aBZV2977NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRC271.P54$cCancer therapy
=053  \\$aRM175$cTherapeutics
=150  \\$aPlasma exchange (Therapeutics)
=450  \\$aBlood plasma$xExchange
=550  \\$wg$aBlood plasma
=550  \\$wg$aBlood$xTransfusion
=550  \\$aPlasmapheresis
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/18/90
=750  \2$aPlasma Exchange$5IEN$0(DNLM)D010951

=LDR  00505cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362630602441
=005  20120730163721.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85103058 
=035  \\$aBZV2964NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aPlasma cells
=450  \\$aPlasmacytes
=450  \\$aPlasmocytes
=550  \\$wg$aConnective tissue cells
=550  \\$wg$aImmunocompetent cells
=550  \\$wg$aLymphoid tissue
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/18/90
=750  \2$aPlasma Cells$5IEN$0(DNLM)D010950

=LDR  00471cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362630702441
=005  20110505105732.0
=008  860211||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85103050 
=035  \\$aBZV2956NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aQC717.6$bQC718.8
=150  \\$aPlasma (Ionized gases)
=450  \\$aGaseous discharge
=450  \\$aGaseous plasma
=450  \\$aMagnetoplasma
=550  \\$wg$aIonized gases
=750  \2$aPlasma Gases$0(DNLM)D058626$5IEN

=LDR  00451cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362630802441
=005  20111213142611.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85103043 
=035  \\$aBZV2949NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=150  \\$aPlaque assay technique
=550  \\$wg$aMicrobiological assay
=550  \\$wg$aMicrobiology$xTechnique
=550  \\$wg$aVirology$xCultures and culture media
=750  \2$aViral Plaque Assay$0(DNLM)D010948$5IEN

=LDR  00715cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362630902441
=005  20120730163721.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85102983 
=035  \\$aBZV2889NU
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh 85102983
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQK757$cBotany
=150  \\$aPlants$xEffect of radiation on
=360  \\$isubdivision$aEffect of radiation on$iunder individual plants and groups of plants, e.g.$aCorn--Effect of radiation on
=450  \\$wnne$aPlants, Effect of radiation on
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=550  \\$aSeeds$xIrradiation
=750  \2$aPlants$xradiation effects$5IEN$0(DNLM)D010944Q000528

=LDR  00489cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362631002441
=005  20120730163721.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85102891 
=035  \\$aBZV2797NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQK98.5
=150  \\$aPlants, Edible
=450  \\$aEdible plants
=450  \\$aFood plants
=550  \\$wg$aPlants, Useful
=550  \\$aEdible landscaping
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/18/90
=750  \2$aPlants, Edible$5IEN$0(DNLM)D010945

=LDR  00482cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362631102441
=005  20120730163721.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85102880 
=035  \\$aBZV2786NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \\$aQK873
=150  \\$aPlants$xTranspiration
=450  \\$aTranspiration of plants
=550  \\$wg$aExudation (Botany)
=550  \\$wg$aPlant physiology
=550  \\$aEvapotranspiration
=750  \2$aPlant Transpiration$5IEN$0(DNLM)D018526

=LDR  00639cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362631202441
=005  20130315083955.0
=008  030730i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85102848 
=035  \\$aBZV2754NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQK731$bQK745$cBotany
=150  \\$aPlants$xDevelopment
=360  \\$isubdivision$aDevelopment$iunder individual plants and groups of plants, e.g.$aCorn--Development
=450  \\$aDevelopment of plants
=450  \\$aPlant development
=550  \\$wg$aDevelopmental biology
=550  \\$aGrowth (Plants)
=550  \\$aPlants$xOntogeny
=750  \2$aPlant Development$0(DNLM)D063245$5IEN

=LDR  01416cz  a2200301n  4500
=001  9880362631302441
=005  20190206113923.0
=008  030821i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85102839
=035  \\$aBZV2745NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dWaU$dDLC
=053  \0$aGT5150$cManners and customs
=053  \0$aQK$cBotany
=150  \\$aPlants
=360  \\$iindividual plants and groups of plants, and headings beginning with the word$aPlant$ior the prefix$aPhyto
=450  \\$aFlora
=450  \\$aPlant kingdom
=450  \\$aPlantae
=450  \\$aVascular Plants
=450  \\$aVegetable kingdom
=450  \\$aVegetation
=450  \\$aWildlife
=550  \\$wg$aOrganisms
=550  \\$aBotany
=670  \\$aEncarta world Eng. dict.$b(vegetation: plants in general or mass of plants growing in a particular place)
=670  \\$aAmer. Herit. dict. of the Engl. lang., c2000$b(wildlife: wild animals and vegetation, especially animals living in a natural, undomesticated state; plant: 1. Botany a. Any of various photosynthetic, eukaryotic, multicellular organisms of the kingdom Plantae)
=670  \\$aDunster, J.A. Dict. of natural resource management, c1996$b(wildlife: Any species of amphibian, bird, fish, mammal, and reptile found in the wild, living unrestrained or free-roaming and not domesticated. Some definitions include plants, fungi, algae, and bacteria.)
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=LDR  00721cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880362631402441
=005  20120730163721.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85102820 
=035  \\$aBZV2726NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQR351
=150  \\$aPlant viruses
=360  \\$isubdivision$aViruses$iunder individual plants and groups of plants, e.g.$aCorn--Viruses
=450  \\$aPhytopathogenic viruses
=450  \\$aPlant virology
=450  \\$aViruses, Phytopathogenic$5IEN
=550  \\$wg$aPhytopathogenic microorganisms
=550  \\$wg$aViruses
=550  \\$aVirus diseases of plants
=670  \\$aBojnansky, V. Dict. plant virology, 1991.
=750  \2$aPlant Viruses$5IEN$0(DNLM)D010942

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=001  9880362631502441
=005  20120730163721.0
=008  920330i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85102807 
=035  \\$aBZV2713NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQK745$cBotany
=053  \\$aSB128$cPlant culture
=150  \\$aPlant regulators
=450  \\$aPlant growth regulators
=550  \\$wg$aAgricultural chemicals
=550  \\$wg$aGrowth regulators
=550  \\$aGrowth (Plants)$xRegulation
=750  \2$aPlant Growth Regulators$5IEN$0(DNLM)D010937

=LDR  00440cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362631602441
=005  20120730163721.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85102804 
=035  \\$aBZV2710NU
=035  \\$aSH 85102804
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aQK898.P8$cBotanical chemistry
=150  \\$aPlant proteins
=550  \\$wg$aPlant polymers
=550  \\$wg$aProteins
=750  \2$aPlant Proteins$5IEN$0(DNLM)D010940

=LDR  00565cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362631702441
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=008  031008i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85102796 
=035  \\$aBZV2702NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQK710$bQK899
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=450  \\$aPlants$xPhysiology
=550  \\$wg$aPhysiology
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=LDR  00558cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362631802441
=005  20140509113431.0
=008  030730i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85102778 
=035  \\$aBZV2684NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQK665
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=550  \\$wg$aPlant embryology
=550  \\$wg$aPlant morphology
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=LDR  00439cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362631902441
=005  20120730163720.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85102759 
=035  \\$aBZV2665NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQK898.L42$cBotanical chemistry
=150  \\$aPlant lectins
=450  \\$aPhytolectins
=550  \\$wg$aLectins
=550  \\$wg$aPlant proteins
=750  \2$aPlant Lectins$5IEN$0(DNLM)D037121

=LDR  00592cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880362632002441
=005  20120730163720.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85102750 
=035  \\$aBZV2656NU
=035  \\$aSH 85102750
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aQK898.H67$cBotanical chemistry
=053  \\$aSB128$cPlant culture
=150  \\$aPlant hormones
=450  \\$wnne$aHormones (Plants)
=450  \\$aPhytohormones
=550  \\$wg$aHormones
=550  \\$wg$aPhytochemicals
=550  \\$wg$aPlant regulators
=750  \2$aPlant Growth Regulators$5IEN$0(DNLM)D010937

=LDR  00511cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362632102441
=005  20120730163720.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85102745 
=035  \\$aBZV2651NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQK981$bQK981.7
=150  \\$aPlant genetics
=360  \\$isubdivision$aGenetics$iunder individual plants and groups of plants, e.g.$aCorn--Genetics
=450  \\$aPlants$xGenetics
=550  \\$wg$aGenetics
=750  \2$aPlants$xgenetics$5IEN$0(DNLM)D010944Q000235

=LDR  01225cz  a2200385n  4500
=001  9880362632202441
=005  20120730163720.0
=008  021023i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85102732 
=035  \\$aBZV2638NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aSB599$bSB795
=150  \\$aPlant diseases
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=550  \\$wg$aAgricultural pests
=550  \\$aCrop losses
=550  \\$aDiseased plants
=550  \\$aPhytopathogenic microorganisms
=550  \\$aPlant pathologists
=550  \\$aPlant quarantine
=550  \\$aPlants$xWounds and injuries
=750  \2$aPlant Diseases$5IEN$0(DNLM)D010935

=LDR  00553cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362632302441
=005  20120504145621.0
=008  030730i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85102712 
=035  \\$aBZV2618NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQK725
=150  \\$aPlant cells and tissues
=360  \\$isubdivision$aCytology$iunder individual plants and groups of plants, e.g.$aCorn--Cytology
=450  \\$aPlant tissues
=550  \\$wg$aCells
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=550  \\$wg$aPhysicians
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=450  \\$aFinsen rays
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=450  \\$aBiological photosensitization
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=550  \\$wg$aDrugs$xPhysiological effect
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=150  \\$aPhotoreceptors
=550  \\$wg$aPhotobiology
=550  \\$wg$aSense organs
=550  \\$aInterphotoreceptor matrix
=670  \\$aEncyc. of molecular biology, 1994 (photoreceptor: a light-absorbing molecule which can initiate a specific photochemical reaction leading to a biophysical, biochemical, physiological, developmental or behavioural change in an organism. Known photoreceptors include: bacteriochlorophyll, bacteriorhodopsin, chlorophyll, cryptochrome, phytochrome, protochlorophyll, rhodopsin, and certain carotenoid, biliprotein, flavoprotein and haem pigments)
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=550  \\$wg$aLight$xPhysiological effect
=750  \2$aPhotoperiod$5IEN$0(DNLM)D017440

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=550  \\$aEinstein-Podolsky-Rosen experiment
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=001  9880362988202441
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=008  990616i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 99004541 
=035  \\$aSH 99004541
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aObesity in animals
=550  \\$wg$aNutrition disorders in animals
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 99-34014: Duno, S. Plump pups and fat cats, 1999.
=670  \\$aAlta Vista Search, June 16, 1999$b(Obesity in companion animals)
=670  \\$aMerck vet.:$bp. 1641 (Obesity)
=670  \\$aBlack's vet.$b(Obesity)
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=450  \\$aGeriatric connective tissue diseases
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=670  \\$aMusculoskeletal and connective tissue disorders, c1988.
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=150  \\$aAdrenomedullin
=550  \\$wg$aPeptide hormones
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 99-34620 : The CGRP family : CGRP, amylin, and adrenomedullin, 1999.
=670  \\$aMESH Chem. Suppl.$b(Adenomedullin:  a hypotensive peptide from normal adrenal medulla...)
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=550  \\$wg$aPeptide hormones
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 99-34620: The CGRP family : CGRP, amylin, and adrenomedullin, 1999.
=670  \\$aMESH Chem. Suppl.$b(amylin: putative polypeptide hormone from type 2 human diabetes & adult diabetic cats; subunit of amyloid)
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=035  \\$aSH 99004390
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC
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=670  \\$aMESH$b(Hemoglobinuria)
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=035  \\$aSH 99004283
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC
=053  \0$aRC641.7.P37
=150  \\$aParoxysmal hemoglobinuria
=450  \\$aMarchiafava-Micheli syndrome
=450  \\$aParoxysmal cold hemoglobinuria
=450  \\$aParoxysmal nocturnal hemoglobinuria
=550  \\$wg$aHemoglobinuria
=550  \\$wg$aMyelodysplastic syndromes
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 99-34956: Biro, D. One hundred days, 2000.
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Hemoglobinuria, Paroxysmal; also called paroxysmal nocturnal hemoglobinuria; x Marchiafava-Micheli syndrome)
=670  \\$aUnited States Health Information Network, June 2, 1999$b(PNH ... somatic mutation ... X chromosome ... stem cell)
=670  \\$aOn-line med. dict., June 2, 1999$b(Paroxysmal cold hemoglobinuria)
=670  \\$aPurow, D.B. "Genetic instability and the etiology of somatic PIG-A mutations in paroxysmal nocturnal hemoglobinuria."  Blood Cells, Molecules, & Disease:$bvol. 25 (5), p. 79-89 (PNH is a hematologic disorder characterized by acquired PIG-A gene mutations that lead to defective bioassembly of glycosylphosatidlyinositol (GPI) anchors and the absence of GPI-linked surface proteins)
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=450  \\$aMilitary families
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=550  \\$wg$aSoldiers
=670  \\$aLC database, June 1, 1999$b(military families)
=670  \\$aWWW, June 1, 1999$b(terminology in documents retrieved by AltaVista search: families of military personnel)
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=001  9880362988902441
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=008  990526i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 99004182 
=035  \\$aSH 99004182
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC
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=150  \\$aMycoplasma pneumoniae
=550  \\$wg$aMycoplasma
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 99-33336: Serodiagnosis of the infectious diseases : mycoplasma pneumoniae, c1999.
=670  \\$aMESH.
=670  \\$aAmerican Type Culture Collection Home Page, May 26, 1999.
=670  \\$aOn-line Medical Dictionary, May 26, 1999.
=750  \2$aMycoplasma pneumoniae$5IEN$0(DNLM)D009177

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=005  20040719090134.0
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=010  \\$ash 99004181 
=035  \\$aSH 99004181
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aMycoplasma pneumoniae infections
=450  \\$aMycoplasma bronchitis
=450  \\$aMycoplasma pneumonia
=450  \\$aMycoplasmal bronchitis
=450  \\$aMycoplasmal pneumonia
=550  \\$wg$aMycoplasma diseases
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 99-33336: Serodiagnosis of the infectious diseases : mycoplasma pneumoniae, c1999.
=670  \\$aUniversity of Iowa Family Practice Handbook, 3rd edition. Pulmonary Medicine: Pneumonia, May 26, 1999.
=670  \\$aVertual Hospital Home Page, May 26, 1999.
=670  \\$aOn-line Medical Dictionary, May 26, 1999.
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Pneumonia, Mycoplasma; Mycoplasma pneumoniae)
=750  \2$aPneumonia, Mycoplasma$0(DNLM)D011019$5IEN

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=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC
=053  \0$aRJ504.8
=150  \\$aElectroconvulsive therapy for teenagers
=550  \\$wg$aTeenagers$xDiseases$xTreatment
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 99-16141: Baldwin, S. Electroshock and minors ... c2000.
=750  \2$81$wb$aElectroconvulsive Therapy$5IEN$0(DNLM)D004565
=750  \2$81$wb$aAdolescence$5IEN
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aElectroconvulsive Therapy$iand$aAdolescence$5IEN

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=001  9880362989202441
=005  20120730164501.0
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=035  \\$aSH 99004172
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC
=053  \0$aRJ504.8
=150  \\$aElectroconvulsive therapy for children
=550  \\$wg$aChildren$xDiseases$xTreatment
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 99-16141: Baldwin, S. Electroshock and minors, c2000.
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=750  \2$81$wb$aChild$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002648
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aElectroconvulsive Therapy$iand$aChild$5IEN

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=001  9880362989302441
=005  20120730164501.0
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=010  \\$ash 99003886 
=035  \\$aSH 99003886
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC
=053  \0$aQD383.F48
=150  \\$aFluoropolymers
=450  \\$aFluorinated polymers
=450  \\$aFluorine plastics
=450  \\$aFluorocarbon polymers
=450  \\$aFluoroplastics
=550  \\$wg$aOrganofluorine compounds
=550  \\$wg$aPolymers
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 99-23732: Fluoropolymers, c1999:$bCIP v. 1, t.o.c. (fluorinated polymers)
=670  \\$aLC database, May 14, 1999$b(fluoropolymers)
=670  \\$aHawley chem. dict.$b(fluorocarbon polymer)
=670  \\$aMcGraw-Hill dict. sci. tech.$b(fluoroplastics: a family of plastics based on fluorine replacement of hydrogen atoms in hydrocarbon molecules; also known as fluoropolymers)
=670  \\$aAcad. Press dict. sci. tech.$b(fluoroplastic; also, fluorine plastic)
=750  \2$aFluorocarbon Polymers$5IEN-M$0(DNLM)D005465

=LDR  00895cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880362989402441
=005  20120730164457.0
=008  981204i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\c
=010  \\$ash 98007807 
=035  \\$ash 98007807
=040  \\$aAuSU$cDLC
=150  \0$aMevinphos
=450  \0$aPhosdrin (Trademark)
=550  \0$wg$aAcaricides
=550  \0$wg$aCholinesterase-inhibiting insecticides
=550  \0$wg$aOrganophosphorus compounds
=670  \\$aPublic release summary on the NRA review of mevinphos, 1997:$bp. ix (mevinphos, a broad spectrum insecticide, an organophosphate) p. 4 (product name, Phosdrin Insecticide)
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Mevinphos)
=670  \\$aPesticide manual, 1997$b(mevinphos, common name; insecticide, acaricide)
=670  \\$aNanogen index$b(mevinphos, a broad spectrum systemic contact insecticide/miticide; Phosdrin (Trademark))
=750  \2$aMevinphos$5IEN$0(DNLM)D008799

=LDR  00713cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362989502441
=005  20120730164456.0
=008  981201i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 98007688 
=035  \\$ash 98007688
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \\$aRJ53.A76
=150  \0$aAromatherapy for children
=550  \0$wg$aChildren$xDiseases$xTreatment
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 98-32427: Worwood, V.A. Aromatherapy for the healthy child : over 200 natural, non-toxic, and fragrant essential oil blends, 1999.
=750  \2$81$wb$aAromatherapy$5IEN$0(DNLM)D019341
=750  \2$81$wb$aChild$0(DNLM)D002648
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aAromatherapy$iand$aChild$5IEN

=LDR  00507cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362989602441
=005  20190423170139.0
=008  981124i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 98007595
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh 98007595
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \0$aQP552.G25
=150  \\$aGalanin
=550  \\$wg$aNeuropeptides
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 98-53496: Galanin : basic research discoveries and therapeutic implications, 1988.
=670  \\$aMESH.
=670  \\$aMEDLINE.
=750  \2$aGalanin$5IEN$0(DNLM)D019004

=LDR  00862cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362989702441
=005  20120730164456.0
=008  981123i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 98007562 
=035  \\$ash 98007562
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \\$aQK495.C96$cBotany
=150  \\$aGynostemma
=550  \\$wg$aCucurbitaceae
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 98-51697: Blumert, M. Jiaogulan: China's "immortality" herb, c1999:$bCIP p. 6 (Jiaogulan, a transliteration of the Chinese name, botanical name Gynostemma pentaphyllum)
=670  \\$aInd. nom. gen. (Plant.):$bp. 762 (Gynostemma Blume, Phan. Cucurbitaceae)
=670  \\$aEngler Syl. Pflanz.:$bv. 2, p. 344 (Gynostemma)
=670  \\$aDict. flowering plants & ferns, 1973$b(Gynostemma Blume. Cucurbitaceae)
=670  \\$aBiolAgrIndex, Nov. 20, 1998$b(subj.: Gynostemma)
=750  \2$aGynostemma$5IEN$0(DNLM)D029774

=LDR  00897cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362989802441
=005  20140721112913.0
=008  981119||\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 98007489 
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC$dFU
=150  \\$aHerbs$xTherapeutic use$zJapan
=450  \\$aKampo (Japanese herbal medicine)
=450  \\$aKanpo (Japanese herbal medicine)
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 98-53401: Rister, Robert. Japanese herbal medicine : the healing art of kampo, c1999:$bCIP galley (Kampo, an ancient Japanese healing system that treats not symptoms but persons ... the Japanese simplified and updated China's traditional medicine into the system now known as Kampo)
=670  \\$aLC database, Nov. 23, 1998$b(titles: Kampo, Japanese herbal medicine)
=670  \\$aWikipedia, April 11, 2014$b(Kamp�o medicine; alternatively shortened as just Kanp�o)
=750  \2$aMedicine, Kampo$5IEN$0(DNLM)D020835

=LDR  00659cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362989902441
=005  20120730164456.0
=008  981119i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 98007487 
=035  \\$ash 98007487
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \\$aRE339
=150  \0$aKeratoconus
=450  \0$aConical cornea
=550  \0$wg$aCornea$xDiseases
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 98-50994: Zadnik, Karla. Diagnosis, contact lens prescribing, and care of the keratoconus patient, c1999.
=670  \\$aMESH.
=670  \\$aDorland's med. dict.
=670  \\$aInter. dict. med. biol.$b(Keratoconus, also called conical cornea)
=750  \2$aKeratoconus$5IEN$0(DNLM)D007640

=LDR  00793cz   2200217n  4500
=001  9880362990002441
=005  20220810162238.0
=008  981117i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 98007420
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=150  \\$aDiseases$xRelapse
=360  \\$isubdivision$aRelapse$iunder individual diseases and types of diseases, e.g.$aCancer--Relapse
=360  \\$isubdivision$aRelapse$iunder individual diseases, e.g.$aCancer--Relapse
=450  \\$aDiseases$xRecrudescence
=450  \\$aDiseases$xRecurrence
=450  \\$aRecrudescence of disease
=450  \\$aRecurrence of disease
=450  \\$aRelapse of disease
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Recurrence X Recrudescence; Relapse)
=750  \2$aRecurrence$5IEN$0(DNLM)D012008
=750  \2$iNarrower mapping$ash 98007420$0(DNLM)D000084063$4NM$5IEN-M

=LDR  00604cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362990102441
=005  20060829091555.0
=008  060216i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 98007400 
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aCoronary arteries$xStenosis$xRelapse
=450  \\$aCoronary restenosis
=450  \\$aRestenosis, Coronary
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 98-51825: Applications of antisense therapies to restenosis, 1999.
=670  \\$aDorland's med. dict.
=688  \\$aHeading changed 20060406 from: 150:##:_{dollar}a Coronary artery stenosis _{dollar}x Relapse
=750  \2$aCoronary Restenosis$0(DNLM)D023903$5IEN

=LDR  00931cz  a2200253n  4500
=001  9880362990202441
=005  20070524081319.0
=008  981109i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 98007300 
=035  \\$ash 98007300
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \\$aQH452.2
=150  \0$aMicrosatellites (Genetics)
=450  \0$aMicrosatellite repeats (Genetics)
=450  \0$aRepeats, Microsatellite (Genetics)
=550  \0$wg$aChromosomes
=550  \0$wg$aNucleotide sequence
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 98-49876: Microsatellites : evolution and applications, 1999.
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Microsatellite Repeats x Microsatellite markers)
=670  \\$aMEDLINE.
=670  \\$aInfotrac.
=670  \\$aBiotech life science dict.$b(A sequence of repeated nucleotides in a genome.  Microsatellites are thought to be related to certain genetic diseases)
=670  \\$aOn-line medical dict.
=750  \2$aMicrosatellite Repeats$0(DNLM)D018895$5IEN

=LDR  00573cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362990302441
=005  20120730164456.0
=008  981109i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 98007299 
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQH438.4.B55
=150  \\$aGenetic markers
=450  \\$aChromosome markers
=450  \\$aDNA markers
=550  \\$wg$aBiochemical markers
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 98-49876: Microsatellites : evolution and applications, 1999.
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Genetic markers x Chromosome markers; DNA markers)
=750  \2$aGenetic Markers$5IEN$0(DNLM)D005819

=LDR  00633cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362990402441
=005  20120730164456.0
=008  981106i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 98007275 
=035  \\$ash 98007275
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=150  \0$aPersonality disorders in old age
=550  \0$wg$aGeriatric psychiatry
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 98-49371: Personality disorders in the elderly ... 1999.
=750  \2$81$wb$aPersonality Disorders$5IEN$0(DNLM)D010554
=750  \2$81$wb$aAged$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000368
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aPersonality Disorders$iand$aAged$5IEN

=LDR  01126cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880362990502441
=005  20120730164456.0
=008  981110i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 98007339 
=035  \\$ash 98007339
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=150  \0$aGliocladium
=550  \0$wg$aHyphomycetes
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 98-215263: Trichoderma and Gliocladium, c1998:$bv. 1, p. 48 (Gliocladium is a genus of hyphomycetes)
=670  \\$aWeb. 3$b(gliocladium: a genus of molds resembling those of the genus Penicillium but with the conidia of a spore head becoming surrounded by a slimy deposit that binds them into a round mass)
=670  \\$aDict. microbiology and molecular biology, 1987:$bp. 437 (The class Hyphomycetes (ca. 1000 genera) includes Gliocladium ... )
=670  \\$aThe fungi, 1973:$bp. 429 (under Hyphomycetes: Gliocladium)
=670  \\$aAinsworth & Bisby's dict. fungi, 1995$b(Gliocladium Corda, 1840)
=670  \\$aAgriCOLA, Nov. 10, 1998$b(t: Gliocladium; identifier: Gliocladium)
=670  \\$aBiolAgrIndex, Nov. 10, 1998$b(subj.: Gliocladium; t.: Gliocladium)
=750  \2$aGliocladium$5IEN$0(DNLM)D020462

=LDR  00627cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362990602441
=005  20120730164455.0
=008  040223i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 98007057 
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aDiarrhea in old age
=450  \\$aGeriatric diarrhea
=550  \\$wg$aOlder people$xDiseases
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 98046889: The management of diarrhoea and constipation in geriatric practice, 1999.
=750  \2$81$wb$aDiarrhea$5IEN$0(DNLM)D003967
=750  \2$81$wb$aOld Age$5IEN
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aDiarrhea$iand$aOld Age.$5IEN

=LDR  00651cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362990702441
=005  20120730164455.0
=008  040226i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 98007056 
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aConstipation in old age
=450  \\$aGeriatric constipation
=550  \\$wg$aOlder people$xDiseases
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 98046889: The management of diarrhoea and constipation in geriatric practice, 1999.
=750  \2$81$wb$aConstipation$5IEN$0(DNLM)D003248
=750  \2$81$wb$aAged$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000368
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aConstipation$iand$aAged$5IEN

=LDR  00627cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880362990802441
=005  20120730164455.0
=008  981027i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 98007005 
=035  \\$ash 98007005
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \\$aRF520
=150  \0$aLaryngitis
=450  \0$aLaryngeal inflammation
=450  \0$aLarynx$xInflammation
=550  \0$wg$aInflammation
=550  \0$wg$aLarynx$xDiseases
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 98-49305: Reflux laryngitis and related disorders, 1999.
=670  \\$aMESH.
=670  \\$aDorland's med. dict.
=670  \\$aMEDLINE.
=750  \2$aLaryngitis$5IEN$0(DNLM)D007827

=LDR  00614cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362990902441
=005  20120730164455.0
=008  981022i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 98006916 
=035  \\$ash 98006916
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=150  \0$aHydrogen/potassium ATPase
=450  \0$aH/K ATPase
=450  \0$aHydrogen/potassium-exchanging ATPase
=550  \0$wg$aAdenosine triphosphatase
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 98-49154: Proton pump inhibitors, 1999.
=670  \\$aEnzyme nomenclature:$bE.C. 3.6.1.36 (So far characterized only in gastric mucosa)
=750  \2$aH(+)-K(+)-Exchanging ATPase$5IEN$0(DNLM)D017506

=LDR  00632cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362991002441
=005  20080330123723.0
=008  981022i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 98006912 
=035  \\$ash 98006912
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=150  \\$aProton pump inhibitors
=450  \\$aHydrogen ions$xPhysiological transport$xAntagonists
=450  \\$aHydrogen/potassium ATPase$xInhibitors
=550  \\$wg$aAntacids
=550  \\$wg$aEnzyme inhibitors
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 98-49154: Proton pump inhibitors, 1999.
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Proton Pump/antagonists & inhibitors)
=750  \2$aProton Pump Inhibitors$0(DNLM)D054328$5IEN

=LDR  00927cz  a2200265n  4500
=001  9880362991102441
=005  20120730164455.0
=008  981020i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 98006832 
=035  \\$ash 98006832
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \\$aQR201.M73$cMedical microbiology
=150  \0$aMicrosporidiosis
=450  \0$aMicrospora infections
=450  \0$aMicrosporidia infections
=450  \0$aMicrosporidial diseases
=450  \0$aMicrosporidial infections
=550  \0$wg$aOpportunistic infections
=550  \0$wg$aProtozoan diseases
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 98-47495: The microsporidia and microsporidiosis, c1999.
=670  \\$aThe body : An AIDS and HIV information resource : Microsporidiosis, Oct. 23, 1998.
=670  \\$aMEDLINE.
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Microspora infections)
=670  \\$aImmunobiology of microsporidiosis in mammals, Oct. 23, 1998.
=750  \2$aMicrosporidiosis$5IEN$0(DNLM)D016881

=LDR  00694cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362991202441
=005  20120730164455.0
=008  981020i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 98006843 
=035  \\$ash 98006843
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \\$aQP752.D63$cBiochemistry
=150  \0$aDocosahexaenoic acid
=450  \0$aDHA (Fatty acid)
=550  \0$wg$aOmega-3 fatty acids
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 98-46824: Ley-Jacobs, B.M. DHA (docosahexaenoic acid) : the magnificent oil, 1998.
=670  \\$aOmega-3 fatty acid docosahexaenoic acid (DHA), Oct. 20, 1998.
=670  \\$aDocosaHexaenoic Acid, Oct. 20, 1998.
=670  \\$aMEDLINE.
=750  \2$aDocosahexaenoic Acids$5IEN-M$0(DNLM)D004281

=LDR  00745cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880362991302441
=005  20120515112528.0
=008  981014i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 98006709 
=035  \\$ash 98006709
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=150  \0$aReproductive health
=450  \0$aHuman reproduction$xHealth aspects
=450  \0$aHuman reproductive health
=450  \0$aHuman reproductive medicine
=450  \0$aReproductive medicine
=550  \0$wg$aHealth
=550  \0$aHuman reproduction
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 98-203400: Salud reproductiva en Cuba : (investigaciones), 1997.
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Reproductive medicine)
=670  \\$aMEDLINE$b("Repr. health"; "Repr. medicine")
=750  \2$aReproductive Health$0(DNLM)D060728$5IEN

=LDR  00500cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362991402441
=005  20120730164455.0
=008  981013||\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\c
=010  \\$ash 98006695 
=040  \\$aAuSU$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aKidney cortex
=450  \\$aCortex, Kidney
=450  \\$aRenal cortex
=550  \\$wg$aKidneys
=670  \\$aJohnson, D.W. Mechanisms and manipulation of growth factor action in the human renal cortical tubulointerstitium, 1998.
=750  \2$aKidney Cortex$5IEN$0(DNLM)D007672

=LDR  00857cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880362991502441
=005  20120730164454.0
=008  981006i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 98006573 
=035  \\$ash 98006573
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=150  \0$aComorbidity
=450  \0$aCoexisting disease
=450  \0$aCoexisting illness
=550  \0$wg$aEpidemiology
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 98-45749: Tohen, M. Comorbidity in affective disorders, c1999.
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Comorbidity)
=670  \\$aRosenau, M.J. Public health and preventive medicine, 11th ed., 1980:$bp. 1806 (comorbidity)
=670  \\$aTimmreck, T.C. Dictionary of health services management, 2nd. ed, 1987$b(comorbidity, coexisting disease, coexisting illness)
=675  \\$aDorland's med. dict.;$aStedman's med. dict.;$aWeb. 3;$aRandom House
=750  \2$aComorbidity$5IEN$0(DNLM)D015897

=LDR  00969cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880362991602441
=005  20120730164454.0
=008  980923i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 98006254 
=035  \\$ash 98006254
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=150  \0$aCerebral arteriovenous malformations
=450  \0$aBrain arteriovenous malformations
=450  \0$aCerebral vascular malformations
=450  \0$aIntracranial arteriovenous malformations
=550  \0$wg$aArteriovenous anastomosis
=550  \0$wg$aBrain$xBlood-vessels$xAbnormalities
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 98-37766: Arteriovenous malformations in functional areas of the brain, 1999.
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Cerebral arteriovenous malformations x Intracranial arteriovenous malformations)
=670  \\$aMEDLINE, Sept. 23, 1998$b(titles: cerebral arteriovenous malformations; brain arteriovenous malformations; cerebral vascular malformations)
=750  \2$aIntracranial Arteriovenous Malformations$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002538

=LDR  00942cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362991702441
=005  20120730164454.0
=008  980911i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\c
=010  \\$ash 98005963 
=035  \\$ash 98005963
=040  \\$aNHM$cDLC
=053  \0$aQR82.V53
=150  \0$aShewanella putrefaciens
=550  \0$wg$aShewanella
=670  \\$aKnight, V. Ecophysiology of metal-reducing aeromonas and Shewanella strains from Great Bay Estuary, 1996.
=670  \\$aDSMZ, Aug. 20, 1998$b(Shewanella putrefaciens; species)
=670  \\$aJournal of clinical microbiology:$bv. 36, no. 3.
=670  \\$aMEDLINE, Aug. 20, 1998$b(59 journal articles on Shewanella; deep sea barophilic bacterium; species: Shewanella putrefaciens)
=675  \\$aBergey's manual of determinative bacteriology;$aSyn. liv. org;$aZinsser microbiology;$aMESH;$aBold's algae;$aBergey's manual of systematic bacteriology
=750  \2$aShewanella putrefaciens$5IEN$0(DNLM)D020614

=LDR  00823cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362991802441
=005  20120730164454.0
=008  980911i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\c
=010  \\$ash 98005961 
=035  \\$ash 98005961
=040  \\$aNHM$cDLC
=053  \0$aQR82.V53
=150  \0$aShewanella
=550  \0$wg$aVibrionaceae
=670  \\$aKnight, V. Ecophysiology of metal-reducing aeromonas and Shewanella strains from Great Bay Estuary, 1996.
=670  \\$aDSMZ, Aug. 20, 1998$b(Shewanella; genus)
=670  \\$aSystem. appl. microbiol.:$bv. 6, pp. 171-182 (Shewanella proposed as a new genus in the family Vibrionaceae)
=675  \\$aBergey's manual of determinative bacteriology;$aSyn. liv. org.;$aZinsser microbiology;$aMESH;$aBold's algae;$aBergey's manual of systematic bacteriology
=750  \2$aShewanella$5IEN$0(DNLM)D020592

=LDR  00510cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362991902441
=005  20120730164454.0
=008  980903i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 98005816 
=035  \\$ash 98005816
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=150  \\$aGenetic disorders in animals
=550  \\$wg$aAnimals$xDiseases
=550  \\$aVeterinary genetics
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 98-43170: Padgett, F.A. Control of canine genetic diseases, 1998.
=750  \2$aGenetic Diseases, Inborn$xveterinary$5IEN$0(DNLM)D030342Q000662

=LDR  00792cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362992002441
=005  20120611083643.0
=008  980831i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 98005709 
=035  \\$ash 98005709
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \\$aRJ381
=150  \0$aChronic fatigue syndrome in children
=550  \0$wg$aChronic diseases in children
=550  \0$wg$aSyndromes in children
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 98-21756: A parent's guide to CFIDS : how to be an advocate for your child with  chronic fatigue immune dysfunction syndrome, 1999.
=750  \2$81$wb$aFatigue Syndrome, Chronic$0(DNLM)D015673$5IEN
=750  \2$81$wb$aChild$0(DNLM)D002048$5IEN
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record$aFatigue Syndrome, Chronic$iand$aChild$5IEN

=LDR  00536cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362992102441
=005  20120730164454.0
=008  980831i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 98005705 
=035  \\$ash 98005705
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \\$aQL391.P7$cZoology
=150  \0$aFasciola hepatica
=450  \0$aDistoma hepaticum
=550  \0$wg$aFasciola
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Fasciola hepatica)
=670  \\$aIntl. dict. med.-biol.$b(Fasciola hepatica. Also called Distoma hepaticum)
=750  \2$aFasciola hepatica$5IEN$0(DNLM)D005210

=LDR  00984cz  a2200253n  4500
=001  9880362992202441
=005  20120730164454.0
=008  980831i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 98005704 $zsh 85047354 
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dCU-A$dDLC
=053  \0$aRC848.F29
=150  \\$aFascioliasis
=450  \\$wnne$aFasciola and fascioliasis
=450  \\$aFasciolosis
=450  \\$aLiver rot
=550  \\$wg$aDistomatosis
=550  \\$wg$aLiver$xDiseases
=550  \\$aLiver flukes
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 98-38015: Fascioliasis, 1998.
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Fascioliasis)
=670  \\$aWeb. 3$b(fascioliasis, fasciolosis, liver rot)
=670  \\$aStrehl, W. Versuche zur lokalen und allgemeinen Vertraglichkeit von parenteral verabreichtem Hexachlorophen und Tetrachlorkohlenstoff (in Form von Ecobol) bei der Leberegelkrankheit der Schafe und Rinder, 1960.
=670  \\$aConsultant, Apr. 30, 2009$b(Liver fluke = Fascioliasis, ruminants)
=750  \2$aFascioliasis$5IEN$0(DNLM)D005211

=LDR  00630cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362992302441
=005  20120730164454.0
=008  980828i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 98005700 $zsh 85047354 
=035  \\$aSH 98005700
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aQL391.P7$cZoology
=150  \0$aFasciola
=450  \0$wnne$aFasciola and fascioliasis
=550  \0$wg$aFasciolidae
=550  \0$wg$aLiver flukes
=670  \\$aDorland's med. dict.$b(Fasciola: genus of digenetic flukes; parasitic in liver of herbivorous animals and, infrequently, humans)
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Fasciola)
=750  \2$aFasciola$5IEN$0(DNLM)D005209

=LDR  00999cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362992402441
=005  20120730164453.0
=008  040414i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 98005669 
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aFluorescence in situ hybridization
=450  \\$aFISH (Fluorescence in situ hybridization)
=450  \\$aFluorescent in situ hybridization
=450  \0$aIn Situ Hybridization, Fluorescence$5IEN
=550  \\$wg$aFluorescence microscopy
=550  \\$wg$aIn situ hybridization
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 98037311: Introduction to fluorescent in-situ hybridization : principles and clinical applications, 1999:$bCIP galley (In fluorescence in situ hybridization (FISH) the labels may be fluorochromes or they may be other molecules which are detected with fluorescently labeled affinity reagents)
=670  \\$aMESH$b(In Situ Hybridization, Fluorescence x FISH Technique, Fluorescent in Situ Hybridization)
=750  \2$aIn Situ Hybridization, Fluorescence$5IEN$0(DNLM)D017404

=LDR  01079cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880362992502441
=005  20120730164453.0
=008  980828i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\c
=010  \\$ash 98005684 
=035  \\$ash 98005684
=040  \\$aUk$cDLC
=150  \0$aDiazinon
=450  \0$aDiethylisopropylmethylpyrimidinylphosphorothioate
=550  \0$wg$aCholinesterase-inhibiting insecticides
=550  \0$wg$aOrganophosphorus compounds
=670  \\$aBarbas, K. Diazinon, 1998:$bp. 1 (Diazinon is a contact organophosphorus insecticide with a wide range of insecticidal activity)
=670  \\$aMcGraw-Hill encyc. sci. tech.:$bv. 7, p. 162 (some of the more important organic phosphorus insecticides include Diazinon)
=670  \\$aDict. of chem. names and syn.:$bp. I-402 (Diazinon; CAS 333-41-5)
=670  \\$aNanogen index:$bp. 34 (Diethylisopropylmethylpyrimidinylphosphorothioate)
=670  \\$aPesticide manual:$bp. 243-244 (Diazinon; diethylisopropylmethylpyrimidinylphosphorothioate; organophosphorous insecticide; cholinesterase inhibitor)
=750  \2$aDiazinon$5IEN$0(DNLM)D003976

=LDR  00622cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362992602441
=005  20120730164453.0
=008  980817i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 98005276 
=035  \\$ash 98005276
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=150  \0$aSymptoms in children
=450  \0$aChildren$xDiseases$xSymptoms
=550  \0$wg$aChildren$xDiseases
=550  \0$aChildren$xDiseases$xDiagnosis
=750  \2$81$wb$aSigns and Symptoms$5IEN$0(DNLM)D012816
=750  \2$81$wb$aChild$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002648
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aSigns and Symptoms$iand$aChild$5IEN

=LDR  00419cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362992702441
=005  20120730164453.0
=008  980813i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 98005210 
=035  \\$ash 98005210
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=150  \0$aEpilepsy in animals
=550  \0$wg$aAnimals$xDiseases
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 98-39298: Orey, C. Epilepsy, c1998.
=750  \2$aEpilepsy$xveterinary$5IEN$0(DNLM)D004827Q000662

=LDR  02086cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880362992802441
=005  20130514163312.0
=008  980813i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\c
=010  \\$ash 98005205 
=040  \\$aCaAE$beng$cDLC$dWaU
=053  \0$aQD181.L5$cGeneral and inorganic chemistry
=053  \0$aQD412.L5$cOrganometallic chemistry
=053  \0$aTP245.L5$cChemical technology
=150  \\$aLithium compounds
=550  \\$wg$aAlkali metal compounds
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Annotated bibliography on lithium compounds in inorganic chemistry and ceramic technology, 1959.
=670  \\$aInternational Symposium on Fabrication and Properties of Lithium Ceramics (1987 : Pittsburgh, Pa.). Fabrication and properties of lithium ceramics, c1989.
=670  \\$aFishwick, J.H. Applications of lithium in ceramics, 1974.
=670  \\$aInorganics - Lithium compounds, via GFS Chemicals, Inc. website, Jan. 30, 2013$b(lithium compounds--including lithium salts, lithium carbonate, lithium perchlorate and lithium iodide; Product Listing: Lithium Acetate; Lithium Benzoate; Lithium Metaborate; Lithum Tetraborate; Lithium Carbonate; Lithium Chloride; Lithium Chromate; Lithium Citrate; Lithium Formate; Lithium Hydroxide; Lithium Iodide; Lithium Iodate; Lithium Niobate; Lithium Nitrate; Lithium Perchlorate; Lithium Phosphate, monobasic; Lithium Sulfate; Lithium Amide; Lithium Bromide; Lithium Thiocyanate; Trilithium Aluminum Hexahydride)
=670  \\$aMeSH browser, Jan. 30, 2013$b(Lithium Compounds. Inorganic compounds that contain lithium as an integral part of the molecule.)
=670  \\$aWikipedia, Jan. 30, 2013$b(Lithium; belongs to the alkali metal group of chemical elements; because of its high reactivity, lithium never occurs freely in nature, and instead, only appears in compounds, which are usually ionic; lithium and its compounds have several industrial applications, including heat-resistant glass and ceramics, high strength-to-weight alloys used in aircraft, lithium batteries and lithium-ion batteries; lithium compounds)
=750  \2$aLithium Compounds$5IEN$0(DNLM)D018020

=LDR  01897cz  a2200373n  4500
=001  9880362992902441
=005  20120730164453.0
=008  980812i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 98005164 
=035  \\$ash 98005164
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \\$aQK495.M74$cBotany
=053  \\$aSB317.M67$cMultipurpose plant
=150  \0$aMoringa oleifera
=450  \0$aBehen tree
=450  \0$aBehn tree
=450  \0$aBen tree
=450  \0$aGuilandina moringa
=450  \0$aHorse radish tree
=450  \0$aHorseradish tree
=450  \0$aMoringa moringa
=450  \0$aMoringa pterygosperma
=550  \0$wg$aMoringa
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 97-949619: Coote, H.C. The distribution, uses and potential for development of Moringa oleifera in Malawi, 1997:$bp. i (A survey of sites in five districts in Malawi revealed that Moringa oleifera is known by five different names: Chisale in the Nkonde language; in Chiche�wa as Cham�mwamba; commonly known as Kangaluni, it is also called Cham�mwamba; by Senna speakers, as Sangoa) p. 1 (syn. Moringa pterygosperma Gaertn.)
=670  \\$aWeb. 3$b(Horseradish tree: 1. Moringa oleifera)
=670  \\$aFAO plants and plant products$b(Moringa oleifera (M. pterygosperma); horseradish tree, ben tree, behn tree, behen tree)
=670  \\$aInd. nom. gen. (plant.):$bp. 1119 (M. oleifera Lamarck (Guilandina moringa L.))
=670  \\$aSPN$b(M. oleifera (moringa; pterygosperma) Horseradishtree)
=670  \\$aDict. flow. ferns:$bp. 762 (M. oleifera Lam.)
=670  \\$aHortus 3$b(M. pterygosperma C.F. Gaertn [M. oleifera Lam.] Horseradish tree)
=670  \\$aHowes dict. useful and everyday plants$b(Horse radish tree; Moringa oleifera (= M. pterygosperma))
=670  \\$aEngler Syl. Pflanz.:$bv. 2, p. 191 (M. oleifera)
=670  \\$aCAB thes.$b(Moringa oleifera; uf Moringa pterygosperm)
=750  \2$aMoringa oleifera$5IEN$0(DNLM)D029588

=LDR  00878cz  a2200241n  4500
=001  9880362993002441
=005  20020409080842.0
=008  980812i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 98005162 
=035  \\$ash 98005162
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \\$aQK495.M74$cBotany
=150  \0$aMoringa
=450  \0$aHyperanthera
=550  \0$wg$aMoringaceae
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 97-949619: Coote, H.C. The distribution, uses and potential for development of Moringa oleifera in Malawi, 1997:$bp. 1 (genus Moringa)
=670  \\$aWeb. 3$b(Moringa)
=670  \\$aSPN$b(Moringa (Hyperanthera))
=670  \\$aInd. nom. gen. (plant.)$b(Moringa; Moringaceae)
=670  \\$aHortus 3$b(Moringa Adans.)
=670  \\$aEngler Syl. Pflanz.:$bv. 2, p. 191 (Moringa; Moringaceae)
=670  \\$aDict. flow. ferns$b(Hyperanthera Forsk = Moringa Adans.; Moringa Adans.)
=750  \0$aMoringa$5IEN

=LDR  00758cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362993102441
=005  20120730164453.0
=008  980810i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 98005058 
=035  \\$ash 98005058
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=150  \0$aSelective estrogen receptor modulators
=450  \0$aEstrogen receptor modulators, Selective
=450  \0$aSERMs (Drugs)
=550  \0$wg$aEstrogen$xAgonists
=550  \0$wg$aEstrogen$xAntagonists
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 98-38928: Goldstein, S.R. The estrogen alternative, 1998$b(SERMs, selective estrogen receptor modulators)
=670  \\$aMEDLINE, Aug. 10, 1998$b(SERMs, selective estrogen receptor modulators)
=675  \\$aMESH
=750  \2$aSelective Estrogen Receptor Modulators$5IEN-M$0(DNLM)D020845

=LDR  00342cz  a2200133n  4500
=001  9880362993202441
=005  20120730164453.0
=008  980807i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 98005010 
=035  \\$ash 98005010
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=150  \\$aPatients$xCivil rights
=450  \\$aPatients' rights
=750  \2$aPatient Rights$5IEN$0(DNLM)D028701

=LDR  00498cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362993302441
=005  20120730164452.0
=008  980804i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 98004879 
=035  \\$ash 98004879
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=150  \\$aBlindness in animals
=550  \\$wg$aAnimals$xDiseases
=550  \\$aVeterinary ophthalmology
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 98-177567: Levin, C.D. Living with blind dogs, c1998:$bp. 3 (blindness)
=750  \2$aBlindness$xveterinary$5IEN$0(DNLM)D001766Q000662

=LDR  00658cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362993402441
=005  20061117084541.0
=008  980729i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 98004661 
=035  \\$ash 98004661
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=150  \\$aMusic therapy for children
=550  \\$wg$aChildren$xDiseases$xTreatment
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 98-159953: Gauna, G.D. Entre los sonidos y el silencio, 1996$b(musicoterapia en la infancia)
=750  \2$81$wb$aMusic Therapy$0(DNLM)D009147$5IEN
=750  \2$81$wb$aChild$0(DNLM)D002648$5IEN
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aMusic Therapy$iand$aChild$5IEN

=LDR  01191cz  a2200337n  4500
=001  9880362993502441
=005  20190528140812.0
=008  020409i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 98003865
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dUkOxU$dNNU$dDLC
=053  \0$aTK6564.4.C45
=150  \\$aCell phones
=450  \\$aCell telephones
=450  \\$aCellphones
=450  \\$aCellular phones
=450  \\$wnne$aCellular radio
=450  \\$wnne$aCellular telephones
=450  \\$aMobile phones
=450  \\$aMobiles (Telephones)
=450  \\$aPhones, Cell
=450  \\$aTelephones, Cell
=450  \\$aWireless phones
=550  \\$wg$aRadio$xTransmitter-receivers
=550  \\$wg$aTelephone
=670  \\$aWikipedia, Dec. 4, 2009$b(mobile phone; mobile; cellphone)
=670  \\$aEncarta World English dict.$b(cell phone)
=670  \\$aOED$b(cellphone)
=670  \\$aWebster's Online Dictionary, Dec. 4, 2009$b(wireless phone, cellular mobile; cell phone (in the United States), also called a mobile phone)
=670  \\$aLC database, Dec. 4, 2009$b(cell phones; cellphones)
=688  \\$aHeading changed 20100112 from: 150:##:_{dollar}a Cellular telephones
=750  \2$aCell Phone$0(DNLM)D040421$5IEN

=LDR  00737cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362993602441
=005  20060512132443.0
=008  980730i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 98004697 
=035  \\$ash 98004697
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=150  \0$aNitric-oxide synthase
=450  \0$aNitric-oxide reductase
=450  \0$aNitrous-oxide oxidoreductase
=450  \0$aNO synthase
=550  \0$wg$aOxidoreductases
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 98-38713: Inducible enzymes in the inflammatory response, 1998.
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Nitric-oxide synthase x NO synthase)
=670  \\$aEnzyme nomenclature$b(E.C. 1.7.99.7, Nitric-oxide reductase; systematic name: Nitrous-oxide oxidoreductase)
=750  \2$aNitric-Oxide Synthase$0(DNLM)D019001$5IEN

=LDR  00738cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362993702441
=005  20091029091508.0
=008  980731i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\c
=010  \\$ash 98004804 
=040  \\$aWaPS$cDLC
=053  \\$aQK623.P63
=150  \0$aPyricularia grisea
=450  \0$aMagnaporthe grisea
=550  \0$wg$aPyricularia
=670  \\$aShi, Z. Genetic and molecular analyses of sporulation in the rice blast fungus.
=670  \\$aHolliday, P. Dict. of plant pathol.$b(Magnaporthe grisea, anamorph Pyricularia grisea)
=670  \\$aFungi on plants and plant products in the U.S., 1989$b(Pyricularia grisea; Magnaporthe grisea)
=675  \\$aNyvall, R.F. Field crop diseases hbk.
=750  \2$aPyricularia grisea$0(DNLM)D055685$5IEN

=LDR  00970cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362993802441
=005  20090211082027.0
=008  980728i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 98004645 
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aNuclear accidents
=550  \\$wg$aAccidents
=550  \\$wg$aEnvironmental disasters
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 98-133433: Agricultural aspects of nuclear and/or radiological emergency situations, c1997:$bp. 31 (nuclear accidents)
=670  \\$aLC database, July 28, 1998$b(nuclear accidents)
=670  \\$aAltaVista, July 28, 1998:$b"nuclear accidents" (1996 Grants to Prevent Nuclear Accidents; Partial list of U.S. Nuclear Accidents; Nuclear Accidents on Vessels in Canadian Ports; Nuclear Accidents; IAEA Converntion of Early Notification of Nuclear Accidents; Natural disasters and industrial and nuclear accidents)
=670  \\$aWorldCat, July 28, 1998$b(ti: nuclear accidents)
=750  \2$aRadioactive Hazard Release$0(DNLM)D018788$5IEN

=LDR  00923cz  a2200241n  4500
=001  9880362993902441
=005  20060622130643.0
=008  980728i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\c
=010  \\$ash 98004643 
=035  \\$ash 98004643
=040  \\$aFU$cDLC
=053  \0$aQP752.L5
=150  \\$aLinoleic acid
=450  \\$aLinoleate
=450  \\$aLinolic acid
=450  \\$aOctadecadienoic acid
=550  \\$wg$aEssential fatty acids
=670  \\$aJiang, J. Conjugated linoleic acid, 1998$b(Linoleic acid)
=670  \\$aGrant & Hackh's chem. dict., 1987:$bp. 339 (linoleic acid; linolic acid; an important dietary fatty acid)
=670  \\$aWeb. 3:$bp. 1317 (linoleic acid; a liquid unsaturated fatty acid; one of the fatty acids essential in human nutrition)
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Linoleic Acid; Linoleate; 9,12-Octadecadienoic Acid)
=670  \\$aLC database, July 24, 1998$b(Linoleic acid)
=750  \2$aLinoleic Acid$0(DNLM)D019787$5IEN

=LDR  01448cz  a2200313n  4500
=001  9880362994002441
=005  20120730164452.0
=008  980728i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\c
=010  \\$ash 98004623 
=035  \\$ash 98004623
=040  \\$aOCl$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aRM666.G127
=150  \0$aGamma-hydroxybutyrate
=450  \0$aGamma hydrate
=450  \0$aGHB (Drug)
=450  \0$aHydroxybutyrate
=450  \0$aOxybate sodium
=450  \0$aSodium gamma-hydroxybutyrate
=450  \0$aSodium oxybate
=450  \0$aSodium oxybutyrate
=550  \0$wg$aGABA$xDerivatives
=550  \0$wg$aHydroxy acids
=550  \0$wg$aPsychotropic drugs
=670  \\$aDean, W. GHB : the natural mood enhancer, c1997:$bt.p. (GHB) p. 15 (Gamma-HydroxyButyrate; metabolite and precursor of gamma aminobutyric acid (GABA); also known as sodium oxybate, sodium oxybutyrate, gamma-hydroxybutyrate sodium, 4-hydroxybutyrate, gamma hydrate; European trade names: Alcover, Gamma-OH, Somatomax PM)
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Sodium oxybate, an intravenous anesthetic, x Gamma-Hydroxybutyrate, 4-Hydroxybutyrate, Oxybate sodium, Sodium gamma-Hydroxybutyrate, Sodium oxybutyrate)
=670  \\$aChem. abst.:$bReg. no. 502-85-2.
=670  \\$aUSAN/USP dict.:$bp. 848 (generic: Gamma-Hydroxybutyrate, Treatment of narcolepsy, orphan product)
=670  \\$aAmer. drug index, 1998$b(Gamma-hydroxybutyrate; use: narcolepsy, orphan drug)
=750  \2$aSodium Oxybate$5IEN$0(DNLM)D012978

=LDR  00689cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362994102441
=005  20120730164452.0
=008  980721i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\c
=010  \\$ash 98004423 
=035  \\$ash 98004423
=040  \\$aWaPS$cDLC
=053  \0$aQK495.C74$cBotany
=150  \\$aOnopordum
=550  \\$wg$aCompositae
=670  \\$aWatts, J.D. The phytophagous insect fauna of Scotch thistle, Onopordum acanthium L., in southeastern Washington and northwestern Idaho.
=670  \\$aHortus 3$b(Onopordum, fam. Compositae)
=670  \\$aInd. nom. gen. (plant.)$b(Onopordum, fam. Compositae)
=670  \\$aSPN:$bp. 141 (Cottonthistle; Onopordum)
=750  \2$aOnopordum$5IEN$0(DNLM)D031183

=LDR  01383cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362994202441
=005  20120730164452.0
=008  980715i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 98004266 
=035  \\$ash 98004266
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \\$aRA399.5
=150  \0$aDisease management
=550  \0$wg$aClinical medicine$xDecision making
=550  \0$wg$aHealth services administration
=550  \0$wg$aMedical care$xCost control
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 98-27918: The Health care professional's guide to disease management, 1998.
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Disease management: A broad approach to appropriate coordination of the entire disease treatment process that often involves shifting away from more expensive inpatient and acute care to areas such as preventive medicine, patient counseling and education, and outpatient care. This concept includes implications of appropriate versus inappropriate therapy on the overall cost and clinical outcome of a particular disease.)
=680  \\$iHere are entered works on a systematic, population-level approach to coordination of treatment that involves shifting from inpatient and acute care to areas such as preventive medicine, patient counseling and education, and outpatient care, and that includes selecting appropriate therapies in relation to costs and clinical outcomes.
=750  \2$aDisease Management$5IEN$0(DNLM)D019468

=LDR  01470cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362994302441
=005  20120730164451.0
=008  980715i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\c
=010  \\$ash 98004253 
=035  \\$ash 98004253
=040  \\$aDGPO$cDLC
=053  \\$aQK569.P39$cBotany
=150  \0$aPfiesteria piscicida
=550  \0$wg$aPfiesteria
=670  \\$aWork cat.: U.S. Cong. Senate. Comm. on Environment and Public Works. Pfiesteria Research Act of 1997, 1997:$bp. 1 (Pfiesteria piscicida: a naturally occurring waterborne microbe; one of 4,000 species of phytoplankton; linked to serious health and environmental effects)
=670  \\$aU.S. Cong. House. Comm. on Govt. Reform and Oversight. Subcom. on Human Resources. Pfiesteria and public health, the state and federal response, hearings ... 1998:$bp. 1 (Pfiesteria piscicida; outbreaks began in 1987) p. 7 (first identified in 1988) p. 52 (Pfiesteria piscicida is a microscopic aquatic life form known as a dinoflagellate; becomes toxic to fish under certain conditions; linked to fish kills in North Carolina and Maryland) p. 64-83 (discovery, description of Pfiesteria)
=670  \\$aNCSU Aquatic Botany Laboratory Pfiesteria piscicida page, July 15, 1998.
=670  \\$aSteidinger, K.A. Pfiesteria piscicida gen. et sp. nov. (Pfiesteriaceae, fam. nov.), a new toxic dinoflagellate genus and species with a complex life cycle and behavior, 1996:$bv. 32, pp. 157-164.
=750  \2$aPfiesteria piscicida$5IEN$0(DNLM)D020045

=LDR  01349cz  a2200301n  4500
=001  9880362994402441
=005  20120730164446.0
=008  971208i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 97008939 
=035  \\$aCVB4105NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \\$aRG137.35
=150  \0$aLevonorgestrel intrauterine contraceptives
=450  \0$aIntrauterine levonorgestrel systems
=450  \0$aLevonorgestrel intrauterine devices
=450  \0$aLevonorgestrel intrauterine systems
=450  \0$aLevonorgestrel-releasing intrauterine devices
=450  \0$aLNG-IUD (Contraceptives)
=450  \0$aLNG-IUS (Contraceptives)
=450  \0$aMirena (Trademark)
=550  \0$wg$aIntrauterine contraceptives, Medicated
=550  \0$aNorgestrel
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 97-46788: Mirena, the intrauterine levonorgestrel system ... c1998$b(intrauterine levonorgestrel system, Mirena, LNG-IUS)
=670  \\$aMEDLINE, Dec.8, 1997$b(levonorgestrel intrauterine system, levonorgestrel intrauterine devices, levonorgestrel-releasing intrauterine devices, LNG-IUD, LNG-IUS)
=675  \\$aMESH
=750  \2$81$wb$aLevonorgestrel$5IEN$0(DNLM)D016912
=750  \2$81$wb$aIntrauterine Devices, Medicated$5IEN$0(DNLM)D007436
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aLevonorgestrel$iand$aIntrauterine Devices, Medicated$5IEN

=LDR  01198cz  a2200301n  4500
=001  9880362994502441
=005  20100815125411.0
=008  020621i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 97008674 
=035  \\$aCVB4104LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aTK5105.887
=150  \\$aWebcasting
=450  \\$aCybercasting
=450  \\$aInternet broadcasting
=450  \\$aNetcasting
=450  \\$aWeb broadcasting
=450  \\$aWeb casting
=550  \\$wg$aTelecommunication
=550  \\$aPush technology (Computer networks)
=550  \\$aWeb publishing
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 97046546: Webcasting strategies, 1998.
=670  \\$aWhatis.com Web page, Dec. 3, 1997$b(Webcasting, live or delayed sound or video broadcasting; also see Webcasting push technology; netcasting is synonym)
=670  \\$aINSPEC on FirstSearch, Nov. 21, 1997$b(in titles: webcasting)
=670  \\$aYahoo!'s Internet broadcasting page, Dec. 3, 1997.
=670  \\$aWWW, June 21, 2002$b(cybercasting; webcasting)
=680  \\$iHere are entered works on the process of delivering text, graphics, audio, or video over the Internet, chiefly on the World Wide Web.
=750  \2$aWebcasts as Topic$0(DNLM)D057211$5IEN

=LDR  00687cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362994602441
=005  20080320094819.0
=008  060712i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 97009098 
=035  \\$aCUZ7832LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aDeafblind women
=450  \\$wnne$aBlind-deaf women
=550  \\$wg$aDeafblind people
=550  \\$wg$aWomen with disabilities
=688  \\$aHeading changed 20060817 from: 150:#0:_{dollar}a Blind-deaf women
=750  \2$81$wb$aDeaf-Blind Disorders$0(DNLM)D054062$5IEN
=750  \2$81$wb$aWomen$0(DNLM)D014930$5IEN
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aDeaf-Blind Disorders$iand$aWomen$5IEN

=LDR  00568cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362994702441
=005  20070529124525.0
=008  971212i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 97009060 
=035  \\$aCUZ7801LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=150  \0$aPresenilins
=550  \0$wg$aMembrane proteins
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 97-52014: Presenilins and Alzheimer's disease, 1998.
=670  \\$aMEDLINE, Dec. 12, 1997.
=670  \\$aMESH metathesaurus$b(presenilin ...)
=675  \\$aMESH;$aDorland's med dict.;$aStedman's med dict.
=750  \2$aPresenilins$0(DNLM)D053763$5IEN

=LDR  01162cz  a2200253n  4500
=001  9880362994802441
=005  20050622125955.0
=008  971211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 97009027 
=035  \\$aCUZ7773NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \0$aRG188
=150  \\$aPerimenopause
=450  \\$aPremenopause
=550  \\$wg$aMenopause
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 97-51584: Turkington, C. The perimenopause handbook ... c1998:$bCIP galley (early stage of menopause is known as perimenopause, and it often begins during a woman's 30s, as ovaries slow down and estrogen levels drop)
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Premenopause, x perimenopause)
=670  \\$aMEDLINE, Dec. 10, 1997$b(perimenopause, premenopause)
=670  \\$aAltavista search$b(perimenopause, premenopause)
=670  \\$aLC database, Dec. 10, 1997$b(perimenopause, premenopause)
=670  \\$aPhone call to ACOG library, Dec. 11, 1997$b(no official position on terminology, but perimenopause is the more common term and is generally used to refer to the period preceding menopause)
=675  \\$aHennepin
=750  \2$aPremenopause$0(DNLM)D017697$5IEN
=750  \2$aPerimenopause$0(DNLM)D047648$5IEN

=LDR  00739cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880362994902441
=005  20120730164446.0
=008  971205i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 97008890 
=035  \\$aCUZ7681NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \\$aRM666.H88$cPharmacology
=150  \0$aHydroxytryptophan
=450  \0$a5-HTP (Biochemical)
=550  \0$wg$aAntidepressants
=550  \0$wg$aAppetite depressants
=550  \0$wg$aHypnotics
=550  \0$wg$aTryptophan
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 97-46868: Murray, M.T. 5-HTP : the natural way to boost serotonin and overcome depression, obesity, and insomnia, 1998.
=670  \\$aMESH$b(5-Hydroxytryptophan x 5-HTP)
=670  \\$aMerck.
=750  \2$a5-Hydroxytryptophan$5IEN$0(DNLM)D006916

=LDR  01087cz  a2200289n  4500
=001  9880362995002441
=005  20120730164446.0
=008  971124i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 97008690 
=035  \\$aCUV7062LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \0$aQK495.V48$cBotany
=150  \0$aVitex
=550  \0$wg$aVerbenaceae
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 97-49613: Hobbs, C. Vitex, 1998:$bCIP t.p. (Vitex)
=670  \\$aWeb. 3$b(Vitex (family: Verbenaceae))
=670  \\$aInd. nom. gen. (plant.)$b(Vitex)
=670  \\$aHortus 3$b(Vitex)
=670  \\$aCAB thes.$b(Vitex)
=670  \\$aSPN$b(Vitex)
=670  \\$aNat. list of sci. plant names, 1982$b(Vitex)
=670  \\$aKunkel, G. Plants for human consumption, 1984$b(Vitex)
=670  \\$aPenso, G. Ind. plant. medicinalium, 1983$b(Vitex)
=670  \\$aHowes, F.N. Dict. of useful and everyday plants and their common names, 1974$b(Vitex)
=670  \\$aAGRICOLA, via 1stsearch, Nov. 24, 1997$b(titles: Vitex ...)
=670  \\$aBiol. & agr. index, via 1stsearch, Nov. 24, 1997$b(titles: Vitex ...)
=750  \2$aVitex$5IEN$0(DNLM)D020950

=LDR  01716cz  a2200373n  4500
=001  9880362995102441
=005  20120730164446.0
=008  971124i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 97008688 
=035  \\$aCUV7060LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \0$aQK495.C74$cBotany
=150  \0$aMilk thistle
=450  \0$aBlessed milkthistle
=450  \0$aBlessed thistle
=450  \0$aHoly thistle
=450  \0$aSaint Mary's thistle
=450  \0$aSilybum marianum
=450  \0$aSt. Mary's thistle
=550  \0$wg$aSilybum
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 97-49613: Hobbs, C. Milk thistle, 1998:$bCIP t.p. (Milk thistle) p. 1 (Silybum marianum)
=670  \\$aWeb. 3$b(Milk thistle; Silybum marianum)
=670  \\$aInd. nom. gen. (plant.)$b(Silybum marianum)
=670  \\$aHortus 3$b(Silybum marianum; St. Mary's thistle, Blessed thistle, Milk thistle, Holy thistle)
=670  \\$aCAB thes.$b(Silybum marianum)
=670  \\$aNat. list sci. plant names, 1982$b(Silybum marianum)
=670  \\$aKunkel, G. Plants for human consumption, 1984$b(Silybum marianum)
=670  \\$aHowes, F.N. Dict. of useful and everyday plants and their common names, 1974$b(Milk thistle (Silybum marianum))
=670  \\$aMagic and medicine of plants, 1986$b(Milk thistle (Silybum marianum))
=670  \\$aPenso, G. Ind. plant. medicinalium, 1983$b(Silybum marianum)
=670  \\$aAGRICOLA, via 1stsearch, Nov. 24, 1997$b(titles: Milk thistle; Silybum marianum; identifiers: Silybum marianum)
=670  \\$aBiol. & agr. index, via 1stsearch, Nov. 24, 1997$b(title: Milk thistle (Silybum marianum); subject: Saint Mary's thistle)
=670  \\$aSPN$b(Silybum marianum; Blessed milkthistle)
=750  \2$aMilk Thistle$5IEN$0(DNLM)D020944

=LDR  01362cz   2200325n  4500
=001  9880362995202441
=005  20220607161921.0
=008  971113i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 97008479$zsh 85113186
=035  \\$aCUU2913NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=150  \0$aRespirators (Medical equipment)
=450  \0$aMechanical ventilators (Medical equipment)
=450  \0$aPulmonary ventilators
=450  \0$wnne$aRespirators
=450  \0$aVentilators, Mechanical (Medical equipment)
=450  \0$aVentilators, Pulmonary
=550  \0$wg$aAnesthesiology$xApparatus and instruments
=550  \0$wg$aArtificial respiration$xEquipment and supplies
=550  \0$wg$aRespiratory therapy$xEquipment and supplies
=670  \\$aDTIC Thesaurus$b(Respirators)
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Ventilators, Mechanical)
=670  \\$aRandom House.
=670  \\$aWeb. 3.
=670  \\$aAcad. Am. encyc.
=670  \\$aWorld Book encyc.
=680  \\$iHere are entered works on equipment used to provide medical care. Works on equipment that provides the user with a safe supply of air or oxygen in an environment where air is unavailable or unsafe to breathe are entered under$aBreathing apparatus.
=681  \\$iNote under$aBreathing apparatus
=750  \2$aVentilators, Mechanical$5IEN$0(DNLM)D012122
=750  \2$iNarrower mapping$aN95 Respirators$0(DNLM)D000087162$4NM$5IEN-M

=LDR  01642cz  a2200301n  4500
=001  9882375288602441
=005  20240216143757.0
=008  971113i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 97008475$zsh 85113186
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh 97008475
=035  \\$a(LIBRARY_OF_CONGRESS)98170724950000041
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dDGPO
=053  \0$aT55.3.G3$cIndustrial safety
=150  \\$aBreathing apparatus
=450  \\$aProtective breathing apparatus
=450  \\$wnne$aRespirators
=450  \\$aRespirators (Protective equipment)
=450  \\$aRespiratory protective devices
=550  \\$wg$aPersonal protective equipment
=550  \\$wg$aRespiratory organs$xProtection
=550  \\$wg$aSafety appliances
=670  \\$aDTIC Thesaurus
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Respiratory Protective Devices, references from Gas Masks, Respirators, Air-Purifying, Respirators, Industrial)
=670  \\$aLC database, Nov.13, 1997$b(respirators, respiratory protective devices, breathing apparatus, protective breathing apparatus, respiratory protective equipment)
=670  \\$aNIOSH website, Apr. 15, 2022$bsearch for exact phrase: personal protective equipment; select: Personal Protective Equipment-- NIOSH (Personal protective equipment includes respirators)
=680  \\$iHere are entered works on equipment that provides the user with a safe supply of air or oxygen in an environment where air is unavailable or unsafe to breathe. Works on equipment used to provide medical care are entered under$aRespirators (Medical equipment).
=681  \\$iNote under$aRespirators (Medical equipment)
=750  \2$aRespiratory Protective Devices$0(DNLM)D012134$5IEN

=LDR  00650cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362995402441
=005  20150511165332.0
=008  971031i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 97008210 
=035  \\$aCUT7184LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=150  \\$aSpatial ability
=550  \\$wg$aAbility
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 94-221897: Maier, P. R�aumliches Vorstellungsverm�ogen, c1994.
=670  \\$aThes. psych. index terms.
=670  \\$aIntl. dict. psych.$b(spatial ability: the ability to perform tasks requiring manipulation of spatial relationships, e.g. map reading, solving a maze, mental rotation)
=750  \2$aSpatial Navigation$0(DNLM)D065854$5IEN

=LDR  00941cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880362995502441
=005  20120730164445.0
=008  971027i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 97008064 
=035  \\$aCUT1768NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=150  \0$aVeterinary echocardiography
=550  \0$wg$aEchocardiography
=550  \0$wg$aVeterinary cardiology
=550  \0$wg$aVeterinary ultrasonography
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 97-43333: Boon, J.A. Manual of veterinary echocardiology, 1998:$bCIP galley (Veterinary echocardiography)
=670  \\$aAlta Vista, Oct. 27, 1997$b(Veterinary echocardiography)
=670  \\$aWorldCat, Oct. 27, 1997$b(title: Veterinary echocardiography)
=670  \\$aAgriCOLA, Oct. 27, 1997$b(title: Echocardiography for veterinary medicine)
=670  \\$aConcise vet. dict.$b(Echocardiography)
=670  \\$aMerck vet.:$bp. 958 (Echocardiography)
=750  \2$aEchocardiography$xveterinary$5IEN$0(DNLM)D004452Q000662

=LDR  01054cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362995602441
=005  20120730164445.0
=008  971024||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 97008022 
=035  \\$aCUT1745NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=150  \0$aOnium ions
=550  \0$wg$aCations
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 97-43337: Onium ions, c1998:$bCIP pref. (onium ions are positively charged higher valency (coordination) ions of non-metallic elements formed by protonation (alkylation, etc.) of lower valency precursor bases or by ionization of the appropriate neutral precursors)
=670  \\$aCompend. chem. terminol.$b(onium ion: a cation containing a "central" atom that bears a formal positive charge and is bonded to one univalent atom or group more than is normal for a neutral molecule containing that "central" atom)
=670  \\$aHackh chem. dict.$b(-onium: suffix indicating a cation with one more proton than is required to make a neutral molecule of the central atom)
=675  \\$aHawley chem. dict.
=750  \2$aOnium Compounds$5IEN$0(DNLM)D009861

=LDR  00771cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362995702441
=005  20120730164445.0
=008  971018i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 97007851 
=035  \\$aCUT1729NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=150  \0$aRadiation injuries in children
=450  \0$aPediatric radiation injuries
=550  \0$wg$aChildren$xWounds and injuries
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 97-41262: Chernobyl : a decade : proceedings of the Fifth Chernobyl Sasakawa Medical Cooperation Symposium, Kiev, Ukraine, 14-15 October 1996, 1997.
=750  \2$81$wb$aRadiation Injuries$5IEN$0(DNLM)D011832
=750  \2$81$wb$aChild$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002648
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aRadiation Injuries$iand$aChild$5IEN

=LDR  00987cz  a2200241n  4500
=001  9880362995802441
=005  20120730164445.0
=008  971023i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 97007984 
=035  \\$aCUS8694NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aR723.7
=150  \\$aEvidence-based medicine
=450  \\$aEBM (Medicine)
=450  \\$aEvidence-based healthcare
=550  \\$wg$aClinical medicine$xDecision making
=550  \\$aSystematic reviews (Medical research)
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 97-42371: Specific phobias : clinical applications of evidence-based psychotherapy, c1998.
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Evidence-Based Medicine: clinical medicine based on finding, appraising and using research results for making clinical decisions)
=670  \\$aMEDLINE.
=670  \\$aLC database, Nov. 12, 1997$b(titles: evidence-based medicine; evidence-based approach)
=670  \\$a98-51472: Evidence based healthcare ... 1998.
=750  \2$aEvidence-Based Medicine$5IEN$0(DNLM)D019317

=LDR  01053cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362995902441
=005  20070517135528.0
=008  970927i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 97007377 
=035  \\$aCUS8364LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \0$aRA1155
=150  \\$aForensic nursing
=450  \\$aMedicolegal nursing
=550  \\$wg$aMedical jurisprudence
=550  \\$wg$aNursing
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 97-41343: Leake, D. Scope and standards of forensic nursing practice, c1997:$bCIP galley (The formal recognition of forensic nursing as a discrete discipline was accomplished at the 1991 Annual Meeting of the Am. Acad. of Forensic Sciences. Forensic nursing is the application of forensic science combined with the bio-psychological education of the registered nurse in the scientific investigation, evidence collection and preservation, analysis, prevention and treatment of trauma and/or death related medical-legal issues.)
=675  \\$aMESH;$aMosby's dict. Medical, nursing, allied health
=750  \2$aForensic Nursing$0(DNLM)D053604$5IEN

=LDR  01135cz  a2200253n  4500
=001  9880362996002441
=005  20110424152200.0
=008  970926i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 97007353 
=035  \\$aCUS3395LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aHD30.2
=150  \\$aKnowledge management
=450  \\$aManagement of knowledge assets
=550  \\$wg$aManagement
=550  \\$aInformation technology
=550  \\$aIntellectual capital
=550  \\$aOrganizational learning
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 97-192472: Dillon, P.M. The quest for knowledge management : a new service organization to address the challenges & opportunities, c1997$b(knowledge management)
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 97-33910: William E. Halal with Raymond Smith. The infinite resource : creating and managing the knowledge enterprise, c1998$b(knowledge management)
=670  \\$aWhat is knowledge management? http://www.3-cities.com/%7Ebonewman/whatis.htm$b(knowledge management)
=670  \\$aDict. of admin. and management$b(knowledge management)
=670  \\$aBoisot, M. Knowledge assets, 1997.
=750  \2$aKnowledge Management$0(DNLM)D058436$5IEN

=LDR  02104cz  a2200373n  4500
=001  9880362996102441
=005  20091020180445.0
=008  970926i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 97007351 
=035  \\$aCUS3394NU
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh 97007351
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dNNC
=053  \0$aTK7875
=150  \\$aMicroelectromechanical systems
=450  \\$aMEMS (Microelectromechanical systems)
=450  \\$aMicro-electro-mechanical systems
=450  \\$aMicro-machinery
=450  \\$aMicroelectromechanical devices
=450  \\$aMicromachinery
=450  \\$aMicromachines
=450  \\$aMicromechanical devices
=450  \\$aMicromechanical systems
=550  \\$wg$aElectromechanical devices
=550  \\$wg$aMicrotechnology
=550  \\$aMechatronics
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 96069475: Microelectronic structures and MEMS for optical processing II, 1996:$bp. 4 (Microelectromechanical systems) p. 12 (whether they are called Micro-Electro-Mechanical Systems (MEMS), micromechanical systems, micromachines, or MicroSystems Technology, these manufacturing based technologies are enabling the development and production of many new exciting products)
=670  \\$aEng. ind.$b(subject: Microelectromechanical devices)
=670  \\$aBPI$b(subjects: Microelectromechanical systems; Micromachines)
=670  \\$aASTI on FirstSearch, Sept. 26, 1997$b(subjects: Micromachines; Mechatronics; titles: Microelectromechanical systems; micro machinery, etc.)
=670  \\$aINSPEC on FirstSearch$b(descriptor: Micromechanical devices; titles: microelectromechanical systems, etc.)
=670  \\$aLC database, Sept. 26, 1997$b(in titles: Micro electro mechanical systems; Microelectromechanical systems; micromachines; microelectromechanical devices)
=670  \\$aUniv. of Wash. Center for Applied Microtechnology (CAM) WWW home page, Dec. 12, 2001:$bWhat is CAM? (This new discipline of microtechnology embraces ... microelectronics and ... microelectromechanical systems)
=675  \\$aThe electronics handbook, 1996.
=750  \2$aMicro-Electrical-Mechanical Systems$0(DNLM)D055617$5IEN

=LDR  00819cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362996202441
=005  20120730164445.0
=008  970924i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 97007332 
=035  \\$aCUS3391NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \\$aQH212.S34
=150  \0$aScanning transmission electron microscopy
=450  \0$aSTEM (Microscopy)
=550  \0$wg$aScanning electron microscopy
=550  \0$wg$aTransmission electron microscopy
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 97-31937: An introduction to STEM, 1998:$bCIP galley (scanning transmission electron microscopy)
=670  \\$aSerr�e, R. Elsevier's dictionary of microscopes and microtechnique, 1993$b(scanning transmission electron microscopy; STEM)
=675  \\$aRandom House;$aWeb. 3
=750  \2$aMicroscopy, Electron, Scanning Transmission$5IEN$0(DNLM)D017348

=LDR  00485cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362996302441
=005  20100225090747.0
=008  970924i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 97007316
=035  \\$aCUS3382LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \0$aRC489.P47$cPsychotherapy
=053  \0$aRM931.A65$cRehabilitation therapy
=150  \\$aPets$xTherapeutic use
=450  \\$aPet therapy
=670  \\$aLC database, 24SEP97$b(pet therapy)
=750  \2$aAnimal Assisted Therapy$0(DNLM)D056447$5IEN

=LDR  00839cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880362996402441
=005  20120730164445.0
=008  970923i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\c
=010  \\$ash 97007297 
=035  \\$aCUS3378NU
=040  \\$aWaPS$cDLC
=053  \\$aQD305.H8$cChemistry
=150  \0$aAlkynes
=450  \0$aAlkines
=550  \0$wg$aHydrocarbons
=670  \\$aSigman, M.S. Catalytic iron mediated (4 + 1) ... 1996:$bt.p. (alkynes)
=670  \\$aWeb. 3$b(Alkyne; alkine: any of a series of aliphatic hydrocarbons (as acetylene) containing a triple bond)
=670  \\$aMcGraw-Hill dict. sci. tech.:$bp. 51 (Alkyne)
=670  \\$aSci. cit. index, subj. index, 1990:$bv. 17, col. 2750-2755 (Alkyne/alkynes)
=670  \\$aChem. abstracts, gen. subj. index, July-Dec., 1996:$bv. 125, p. 277GS (Alkynes)
=750  \2$aAlkynes$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000480

=LDR  00636cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362996502441
=005  20120730164445.0
=008  970908i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\c
=010  \\$ash 97006928 
=035  \\$aCUS3342NU
=040  \\$aMnMHCL$cDLC
=150  \0$aGrave robbing
=450  \0$aGrave robbery
=450  \0$aRobbing graves
=550  \0$wg$aTheft
=670  \\$aWeb. 3$b(Grave robber: one that breaks open a grave to obtain interred valuables or to remove the body (as for illicit dissection))
=670  \\$aHennepin$b(Grave robbing)
=670  \\$aLC database, Sept. 8, 1997$b(grave-robbing)
=750  \2$aGrave Robbing$5IEN$0(DNLM)D019356

=LDR  00616cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362996602441
=005  20130821100235.0
=008  940507i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 94003203 $zsh 85066804 
=035  \\$aCUP5535NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \0$aInsurance claims
=450  \0$wnne$aInsurance$xAdjustment of claims
=550  \0$wg$aClaims
=670  \\$aUMI business vocab.
=670  \\$aRupp, R.V. Rupp's insur. & risk mgmnt. glossary, 1991$b(Claim)
=670  \\$aWeb. 3$b(Claim)
=750  \2$aInsurance Claim Review$5IEN$0(DNLM)D007345
=750  \2$aInsurance Claim Reporting$5IEN$0(DNLM)D007344

=LDR  00417cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362996702441
=005  20120730164445.0
=008  970924i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 97007324 
=035  \\$aCUP5516NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=150  \0$aTelomerase
=550  \0$wg$aDNA polymerases
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 97-41703: Telomeres and telomerase, 1997.
=670  \\$aMESH.
=750  \2$aTelomerase$5IEN$0(DNLM)D019098

=LDR  01060cz  a2200301n  4500
=001  9880362996802441
=005  20120730164444.0
=008  970915i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\c
=010  \\$ash 97007072 
=035  \\$aCUP5366NU
=040  \\$aMnMHCL$cDLC
=150  \0$aGlyceryl ethers
=450  \0$aAKGs (Glyceryl ethers)
=450  \0$aAlkoxyglycerols
=450  \0$aAlkyl glyceryl ethers
=450  \0$aAlkylglycerols
=450  \0$aGlycerol ether lipids
=450  \0$aGlycerol ethers
=450  \0$aGlyceryl ether lipids
=550  \0$wg$aEthers
=550  \0$wg$aGlycerin
=550  \0$wg$aLipids
=670  \\$aShark liver oil, c1997$b(Alkoxyglycerols; alkylglycerols; Glycerol ether lipids)
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Glyceryl ethers; X alkyl glyceryl ethers; Glycerol ethers)
=670  \\$aFirstSearch, Sept. 10, 1997:$bAppSciTechAb (Glyceryl ether lipids)
=670  \\$aHennepin$b(AKGs; Alkoxyglycerols; Alkylglycerols; Glycerol ether lipids)
=675  \\$aMerck;$aHackh chem. dict.;$aHawley chem. dict.;$aChem. abst.
=750  \2$aGlyceryl Ethers$5IEN$0(DNLM)D005995

=LDR  00640cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362996902441
=005  20120730164444.0
=008  970912i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 97007047 
=035  \\$aCUP5345NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=150  \\$aImmunologic diseases in infants
=550  \\$wg$aInfants$xDiseases
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 97-36791: Asthma and immunological diseases in pregnancy and early infancy, c1998.
=750  \2$81$wb$aImmunologic Diseases$5IEN
=750  \2$81$wb$aInfant$5IEN$0(DNLM)D007223
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aImmunologic Diseases$iand$aInfant$5IEN

=LDR  00681cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362997002441
=005  20120730164444.0
=008  970912i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 97007045 
=035  \\$aCUP5343NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \\$aRG580.I55
=150  \\$aImmunologic diseases in pregnancy
=550  \\$wg$aPregnancy$xComplications
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 97-36791: Asthma and immunological diseases in pregnancy and early infancy, c1998.
=750  \2$81$wb$aImmunologic Diseases$5IEN
=750  \2$81$wb$aPregnancy$5IEN$0(DNLM)D011247
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aImmunologic Diseases$iand$aPregnancy$5IEN

=LDR  01005cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880362997102441
=005  20050519092152.0
=008  970908i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 97006933 
=035  \\$aCUL3995LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \0$aQP552.G73
=150  \\$aGreen fluorescent protein
=450  \\$aGFP (Protein)
=450  \\$aGreen jellyfish protein
=550  \\$wg$aFluorescent polymers
=550  \\$wg$aProteins
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 97-38102: GFP : green fluorescent protein strategies and applications, 1998$b("As of July 1997 at least 200 scientific articles have been published with the term "GFP" in their titles or abstracts ... GFP's usefulness as a biological marker derives from the finding that the protein's fluorescence requires no other cofactors.")
=670  \\$aMedline$b(Titles: Green fluorescent protein (GFP))
=670  \\$aMESH Suppl. chem. records, 1995$b(green fluorescent protein, Aequorea victoria)
=750  \2$aGreen Fluorescent Proteins$0(DNLM)D049452$5IEN

=LDR  00695cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362997202441
=005  20120730164444.0
=008  970606i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 97004598 
=035  \\$aCUL3931NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \\$aRM666.C564
=150  \0$aClopenthixol
=550  \0$wg$aAntipsychotic drugs
=550  \0$wg$aPiperazine
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 82-170445: Gravem, A. Cis(Z)-clopenthixol : the neuroleptically active isomer of clopenthixol : a presentation of five double-blind clinical investigations and other studies with cis(Z)-clopenthixol (Cisordinol, Clopixol), 1981.
=670  \\$aMESH.
=670  \\$aUSP Dict.
=750  \2$aClopenthixol$5IEN$0(DNLM)D003006

=LDR  01064cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362997302441
=005  20120730164444.0
=008  970904i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\c
=010  \\$ash 97006820 
=035  \\$aCUK8934LC
=040  \\$aDGPO$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aRA416.3$bRA416.5
=150  \\$aMedical savings accounts
=450  \\$aMSAs (Medical savings accounts)
=550  \\$wg$aConsumer-driven health care
=550  \\$wg$aSavings accounts
=550  \\$aMedical care, Cost of
=670  \\$aU.S. Cong. Hous. Comm. on Ways and Means. Subcom. on Health. H.R. 1818, the Family Medical Savings and Investment Act, hearing ... 1997:$bp. 7 (medical savings accounts, or MSAs, allow individuals to save money in a tax-exempt account, much like an IRA, to cover major medical expenditures, etc.)
=670  \\$aMeSH browser, Dec. 7, 2007$b(Medical Savings Accounts. Scope note: Tax-exempt trusts or custodial acconts established by individuals with financial institutions for saving money for future medical expenses.)
=750  \2$aMedical Savings Accounts$5IEN$0(DNLM)D020402

=LDR  00808cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880362997402441
=005  20120730164444.0
=008  970828i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 97006646 
=035  \\$aCUK8856LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \\$aR725.3
=150  \\$aMedical ethics committees
=450  \\$aHealth care ethics committees
=450  \\$aHealthcare ethics committees
=450  \\$aHospital ethics committees
=550  \\$wg$aEthics committees
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 97-36976: The Healthcare ethics committee experience, 1998$b(healthcare ethics committees, hospital ethics committees)
=670  \\$aLC database, Aug. 28, 1997$b(medical ethics committees, health care ethics committees)
=670  \\$aMESH$b(ethics committees)
=750  \2$aEthics Committees, Clinical$5IEN$0(DNLM)D028741

=LDR  00693cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362997502441
=005  20120730164444.0
=008  970827i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 97006608 
=035  \\$aCUK4592NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \\$aRC280.N4
=150  \0$aNeurofibromatosis in children
=550  \0$wg$aPediatric neurology
=550  \0$wg$aTumors in children
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 97-181243: North, K. Neurofibromatosis type 1 in childhood, 1997.
=750  \2$81$wb$aNeurofibromatoses$5IEN$0(DNLM)D017253
=750  \2$81$wb$aChild$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002648
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aNeurofibromatoses$iand$aChild$5IEN

=LDR  00953cz  a2200265n  4500
=001  9880362997602441
=005  20120730164444.0
=008  970820i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\c
=010  \\$ash 97006431 
=035  \\$aCUK4461NU
=040  \\$aGU$cDLC
=053  \\$aRM666.F82
=150  \0$aFurazolidone
=550  \0$wg$aAntibacterial agents
=550  \0$wg$aAntiparasitic agents
=550  \0$wg$aNitrofurans
=670  \\$aRecent developments in the use of furazolidone and other antimicrobial agents in typhoid fever and infectious diarrheal diseases, 1989.
=670  \\$aHawley chem. dict., c1993.
=670  \\$aDorland's med. dict., c1981$b(antibacterial and antiprotozoal ... effective against many gram-negative enteric organisms)
=670  \\$aMerck, 1996.
=670  \\$aMESH.
=670  \\$aPharm. chem. syn., 1994.
=670  \\$aStedman's med. dict., c1995.
=670  \\$aOld catalog heading$b(Furazolidone)
=750  \2$aFurazolidone$5IEN$0(DNLM)D005664

=LDR  00962cz  a2200253n  4500
=001  9880362997702441
=005  20070514085637.0
=008  970820||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\c
=010  \\$ash 97006427 
=035  \\$aCUK4457NU
=040  \\$aAzTeS$cDLC
=150  \0$aAromatase
=450  \0$aCYP19 (Enzyme)
=450  \0$aCytochrome P-450 (Arom)
=450  \0$aCytochrome P-450 CYP19
=550  \0$wg$aCytochrome P-450
=550  \0$wg$aOxidoreductases
=670  \\$aAromatase inhibition, 1994.
=670  \\$aStenesh, J. Dict. biochemistry and molecular biology, 1989:$bp. 36 (aromatase)
=670  \\$aChem. abs.$b(aromatase; reductase, testosterone A-ring, CASS 9039-48-9)
=670  \\$aAcademic Press dict. sci. tech., 1992:$bp. 155 (aromatase)
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Aromatase X CYP19, Cytochrome P-450 (arom), Cytochrome P-450 CYP19)
=675  \\$aMcGraw-Hill dict. sci. tech. terms, 4th ed., 1989;$aDict. chem. names & synonyms
=750  \2$aAromatase$0(DNLM)D001141$5IEN

=LDR  00641cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362997802441
=005  20120730164443.0
=008  970819i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 97006401 
=035  \\$aCUK4435NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=150  \0$aMalingering in adolescence
=550  \0$wg$aAdolescent psychopathology
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 97-37671: McCann, J.T. Malingering and deception in adolescence ... c1998.
=750  \2$81$wb$aMalingering$5IEN$0(DNLM)D008306
=750  \2$81$wb$aAdolescent$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000293
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aMalingering$iand$aAdolescent$5IEN

=LDR  00662cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362997902441
=005  20170627111332.0
=008  970813i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 97006222
=035  \\$aCUH1628NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \0$aQP609.C39
=150  \\$aChitinase
=550  \\$wg$aGlycosidases
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 97-124366: International Symposium on Chitin Enzymology (2nd : 1996 : Senigallia, Italy). Chitin enzymology. Vol. 2, 1996 : proceedings of the 2nd International Symposium on Chitin Enzymology, Senigallia (Italy), 8-11 May, 1996, 1996.
=670  \\$aEnzyme nomenclature:$bE.C. 3.2.1.14.
=750  \2$aChitinases$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002688

=LDR  00338cz  a2200133n  4500
=001  9880362998002441
=005  20060614133627.0
=008  970812||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\c
=010  \\$ash 97006173 
=035  \\$aCUH1594NU
=040  \\$aMH$cDLC
=150  \\$aDNA-binding proteins
=550  \\$wg$aProteins
=750  \2$aDNA-Binding Proteins$0(DNLM)D004268$5IEN

=LDR  00814cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362998102441
=005  20120730164443.0
=008  970812||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\c
=010  \\$ash 97006172 
=035  \\$aCUH1593LC
=040  \\$aMH$cDLC
=150  \0$aLeucine zippers
=450  \0$aZippers, leucine
=550  \0$wg$aDNA-binding proteins
=550  \0$wg$aTranscription factors
=670  \\$aWork cat.: sn96-31170: Leucine zippers, 1966.
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Leucine zippers; BT DNA-binding proteins; domains in DNA-binding proteins that contain amino acid sequences showing periodic arrays of leucine residues)
=670  \\$aProtein profile. Transcription factors 1, BZIP proteins, 1995:$bp. 105-106 (leucine zipper; a structural motif required for protein dimerization)
=750  \2$aLeucine Zippers$5IEN$0(DNLM)D016350

=LDR  01768cz  a2200361n  4500
=001  9880362918102441
=005  20120730164245.0
=008  931217i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 89004366 
=035  \\$aCBB5349NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aWrongful life
=450  \\$aBirth, Wrongful
=450  \\$aLiability for prenatal diagnosis
=450  \\$aLiability for unwanted pregnancy
=450  \\$aPrenatal diagnosis, Liability for
=450  \\$aUnwanted pregnancy, Liability for
=450  \\$wnne$aWrongful birth
=450  \\$aWrongful conception
=450  \\$wnne$aWrongful pregnancy
=550  \\$wg$aMedical personnel$xMalpractice
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Nagasankara Rao, D. Wrongful life : a bibliography of law review articles, 1988$b(wrongful life; wrongful birth; wrongful conception; wrongful pregnancy; negligent genetic counseling; birth-related torts)
=670  \\$aBlack's law dict.$b(wrongful life action)
=670  \\$aCurr. law index$b(wrongful birth; wrongful life)
=670  \\$aLC data base, 5/22/89$b(wrongful birth)
=670  \\$aReaders' guide$b(wrongful life)
=670  \\$aIAC$b(wrongful life)
=670  \\$aLC data base, 7/17/89$b(Wrongful life; wrongful birth)
=670  \\$aMedicine, ethics and the law ... 1986:$bpp. 121-143.
=675  \\$aNYT index;$aWeb. 3
=680  \\$iHere are entered works on legal actions resulting from failures in human sterilization, abortion or pregnancy testing, or failures to test for or diagnose potential or actual fetal abnormalities. Works on legal actions resulting from negligence by obstetricians during childbirth are entered under$aObstetricians--Malpractice.
=681  \\$iNote under$aObstetricians--Malpractice
=750  \2$aWrongful Life$5IEN$0(DNLM)D015974

=LDR  01445cz  a2200289n  4500
=001  9880362918202441
=005  20120730164245.0
=008  890725i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 89004346 
=035  \\$aCBB5332NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aRC569.5.S$5IEN
=053  \\$aRC569.5.S74
=150  \\$aStereotyped behavior (Psychiatry)
=450  \\$aBehavior, Stereotyped (Psychiatry)
=450  \\$aStereotypy (Psychiatry)
=550  \\$wg$aPsychology, Pathological
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Neurobiology of stereotyped behavior, 1989.
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Stereotyped behavior)
=670  \\$aPhone call to Dr. Goldberg, Chairman, Psychiatry Dept. Georgetown Medical Center, 07/21/89$b(older terminology widely used to refer to repetitive, intentional behavior found as a symptom in an array of disorders, both psychiatric and organic)
=670  \\$aKaplan psych.$b(Stereotypy)
=670  \\$aDSM IIIR$b(Stereotypy and habit disorder)
=670  \\$aCampbell psych. dict.$b(Stereotypy of motion. Stereotypy of posture, etc.)
=670  \\$aRandom House$b(Stereotypy)
=680  \\$iHere are entered works on intentional, repetitive, non-spasmodic behaviors that serve no constructive, socially acceptable purpose. Works on involuntary, sudden, rapid, recurrent, nonrhythmic movements or vocalizations are entered under$aTic disorders.
=681  \\$iNote under$aTic disorders
=750  \2$aStereotyped Behavior$5IEN$0(DNLM)D013239

=LDR  00705cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880362918302441
=005  20120730164245.0
=008  890724||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 89004338 
=035  \\$aCBB5324NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQD181.C45
=150  \\$aCalifornium
=550  \\$wg$aTransplutonium elements
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Lamaze, G.P. Activation foil irradiation with californium fission sources, 1988.
=670  \\$aOld catalog heading$b(Californium)
=670  \\$aLC data base, 7/20/89$b(Californium)
=670  \\$aHawley chem. dict.
=670  \\$aHackh chem. dict.
=670  \\$aChem. abst.
=690  \\$ar:AMD:6/8/90
=750  \2$aCalifornium$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002142

=LDR  00529cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362918402441
=005  20060705091133.0
=008  890724i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 89004326 
=035  \\$aCBB5314LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=150  \\$aOverweight persons
=450  \\$aCorpulent persons
=450  \\$aFat persons
=450  \\$aLarge persons
=450  \\$aObese persons
=450  \\$aObesity$xPatients
=550  \\$wg$aPersons
=670  \\$aHennepin$b(Overweight persons)
=750  \2$aOverweight$0(DNLM)D050177$5IEN

=LDR  00859cz  a2200253n  4500
=001  9880362918502441
=005  20180720102802.0
=008  920103||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 89004301
=035  \\$aCBB5290NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQR185.8.I56
=150  \\$aInterleukin-1
=450  \\$aIL-1 (Biomolecule)
=450  \\$aLymphocyte activating factor
=550  \\$wg$aAcute phase proteins
=550  \\$wg$aInterleukins
=550  \\$wg$aMonokines
=667  \\$aFormer LCSH heading: Interleukin 1
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Interleukin-1, inflammation and disease, 1990.
=670  \\$aNIH$b(BT Monokines; x Lymphocyte activation factor)
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Interleukin-1 x Lymphocyte activating factor; BT Growth substances)
=670  \\$aChem. abst.$b(BT Lymphokines and Cytokines)
=750  \2$aInterleukin 1$5IEN$0(DNLM)D007375

=LDR  00514cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362918602441
=005  20120730164245.0
=008  890720||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 89004270 
=035  \\$aCBB5259NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aRadiation tolerance
=450  \\$aRadiation$xTolerance
=450  \\$aTolerance, Radiation
=550  \\$wg$aRadiobiology
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Radiation tolerance of normal tissues, 1989.
=670  \\$aMESH.
=750  \2$aRadiation Tolerance$5IEN$0(DNLM)D011836

=LDR  00702cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362918702441
=005  20120730164245.0
=008  890720i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 89004261 
=035  \\$aCBB5252NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \0$aRC506.P72
=150  \\$aPsychosexual disorders in adolescence
=550  \\$wg$aAdolescent psychopathology
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Masserman, J.H. Adolescent sexuality, c1989.
=750  \2$81$wb$aSexual Dysfunctions, Psychological$5IEN$0(DNLM)D020018
=750  \2$81$wb$aAdolescent$5IEN-M$0(DNLM)D000293
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record$aSexual Dysfunctions, Psychological$iand$aAdolescent$5IEN-M

=LDR  00615cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362918802441
=005  20120730164245.0
=008  890714||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 89004157 
=035  \\$aCBB5161NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=150  \\$aPhotosensitizing compounds
=450  \\$aPhotosensitizers
=450  \\$aPhotosensitizing dyes
=550  \\$wg$aDyes and dyeing
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Photosensitizing compounds, 1989.
=670  \\$aChambers sci. & tech. dict.$b(P. dye)
=670  \\$aGrant & Hackh's chem. dict.$b(P-ser)
=675  \\$aMESH
=750  \2$aPhotosensitizing Agents$5IEN$0(DNLM)D017319

=LDR  00952cz  a2200301n  4500
=001  9880362918902441
=005  20120730164240.0
=008  890217i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 89001022 
=035  \\$aCAZ0740NU
=035  \\$ash 89001022
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aQP624.5.D72$cBiochemistry
=053  \\$aRA1057.55$cMedical jurisprudence
=150  \\$aDNA fingerprinting
=450  \\$wnne$aDNA fingerprints
=450  \\$aDNA identification
=450  \\$aDNA profiles
=450  \\$aDNA profiling
=450  \\$aGenetic fingerprinting
=450  \\$aGenetic fingerprints
=550  \\$wg$aForensic genetics$xTechnique
=550  \\$wg$aIdentification
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Wambaugh, J. The blooding, 1989.
=670  \\$aOSER data base, 2/14/89$b(DNA fingerprinting; genetic fingerprinting)
=670  \\$aMESH$b(DNA Fingerprinting)
=675  \\$aRandom House;$a9000 words
=750  \2$aDNA Fingerprinting$5IEN$0(DNLM)D016172

=LDR  00644cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362919002441
=005  20120730164240.0
=008  890217i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 89001018 
=035  \\$aCAZ0736NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=150  \\$aChronic diseases in adolescence
=550  \\$wg$aTeenagers$xDiseases
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Garrison, W.T. Chronic illness during childhood and adolescence, c1989.
=750  \2$81$wb$aChronic Disease$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002908
=750  \2$81$wb$aAdolescent$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000293
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aChronic Disease$iand$aAdolescent$5IEN

=LDR  00589cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362919102441
=005  20120730164240.0
=008  890216i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 89001000 
=035  \\$aCAZ0719LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=150  \\$aRole playing in children
=550  \\$wg$aChild psychology
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Vedeler, L. Barns kommunikasjon ... c1987.
=750  \2$81$wb$aRole Playing$5IEN$0(DNLM)D012381
=750  \2$81$wb$aChild$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002648
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aRole Playing$iand$aChild$5IEN

=LDR  00612cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362919202441
=005  20120730164240.0
=008  890215i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 89000984 
=035  \\$aCAZ0704NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aRJ496.H3
=150  \\$aHeadache in children
=550  \\$wg$aPediatric neurology
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Headache in children and adolescents, c1989.
=750  \2$81$wb$aHeadache$5IEN$0(DNLM)D006261
=750  \2$81$wb$aChild$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002648
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aHeadache$iand$aChild$5IEN

=LDR  00595cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362919302441
=005  20120730164240.0
=008  890215i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 89000983 
=035  \\$aCAZ0703NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=150  \\$aHeadache in adolescence
=550  \\$wg$aTeenagers$xDiseases
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Headache in children and adolescents, c1989.
=750  \2$81$wb$aHeadache$5IEN$0(DNLM)D006261
=750  \2$81$wb$aAdolescent$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000293
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aHeadache$iand$aAdolescent$5IEN

=LDR  00468cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362919402441
=005  20070702100215.0
=008  890315i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 89023395 
=035  \\$aCAY9594LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \0$aQK495.R78
=150  \\$aEriobotrya
=550  \\$wg$aRosaceae
=670  \\$aInd. nom. gen. (plant)$b(Eriobotrya)
=670  \\$aEngler Syl. Pflanz.:$bp. 217.
=670  \\$aWeb. 3.
=750  \2$aEriobotrya$0(DNLM)D031983$5IEN

=LDR  00569cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362919502441
=005  20140324140151.0
=008  890215|n\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 89000960 
=035  \\$aCAY9488NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=150  \\$aMusculocutaneous flaps
=450  \\$aMyocutaneous flaps
=550  \\$wg$aFlaps (Surgery)
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Panje, W.R. Musculocutaneous flap reconstruction of the head and neck, c1989.
=670  \\$aLC data base, 2/13/89$b(Musculocutaneous flaps; Myocutaneous flaps)
=750  \2$aMyocutaneous Flap$0(DNLM)D064827$5IEN

=LDR  00509cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362919602441
=005  20110405145457.0
=008  890215||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 89000954 
=035  \\$aCAY9484NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=150  \\$aFree flaps (Surgery)
=550  \\$wg$aFlaps (Surgery)
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Panje, W.R. Free flap reconstruction of the head and neck, 1989.
=670  \\$aDorland's med. dict.
=670  \\$aStedman's med. dict.
=750  \2$aFree Tissue Flaps$0(DNLM)D058752$5IEN

=LDR  00658cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880362919702441
=005  20060802093209.0
=008  890214||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 89000902 
=035  \\$aCAY9440NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aTubulins
=450  \\$aMicrotubule proteins
=450  \\$aTubulin
=550  \\$wg$aMicrotubules
=550  \\$wg$aProteins
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Microtubule proteins, 1989.
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Microtubule proteins; Tubulin)
=670  \\$aChem. abst.$b(Tubulins)
=670  \\$aNIH$b(Tubulin)
=670  \\$aDorland's med. dict.$b(Tubulin)
=750  \2$aMicrotubule Proteins$0(DNLM)D008868$5IEN

=LDR  00831cz  a2200265n  4500
=001  9880362919802441
=005  20120730164240.0
=008  890214i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 89000901 
=035  \\$aCAY9439NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aTretinoin
=450  \\$aRetin-A (Registered trademark)$5IEN
=450  \\$aRetin-A (Trademark)
=450  \\$aRetinoic acid
=450  \\$aVitamin A acid
=550  \\$wg$aDermatologic agents
=550  \\$wg$aRetinoids
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Bark, J.P. Retin-A, 1989.
=670  \\$aMerck$b(Retinoic acid)
=670  \\$aUSAN/USP$b(Tretinoin; Isotretinoin)
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Tretinoin x Retinoic acid; also Isotretinoin)
=670  \\$aNIH$b(Vitamins, Vitamin A analogs, x Tretinoin)
=670  \\$aAmerican drug index, 1990.
=750  \2$aTretinoin$5IEN$0(DNLM)D014212

=LDR  00664cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880362919902441
=005  20120730164240.0
=008  890213||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 89000885 
=035  \\$aCAY9429NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aMidazolam
=450  \\$aVersed$5IEN-L
=550  \\$wg$aAnesthetics
=550  \\$wg$aBenzodiazepines
=550  \\$wg$aMuscle relaxants
=670  \\$aWork cat.: FDA's regulation of the new drug Versed, 1988.
=670  \\$aChem. abst.$b[59467-70-8]
=670  \\$aMerck$b(diazepam deriv., anesthetic (injectable))
=670  \\$aUSAN/USP.
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/12/90
=750  \2$aMidazolam$5IEN$0(DNLM)D008874

=LDR  00857cz  a2200241n  4500
=001  9880362920102441
=005  20120730164240.0
=008  890209i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 89000819 
=035  \\$aCAY9375NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQP517.C45
=150  \\$aSecond messengers (Biochemistry)
=450  \\$aSecond messenger systems$5IEN
=450  \\$aSecond messenger systems (Biochemistry)
=450  \\$aSecondary messengers (Biochemistry)
=550  \\$wg$aCellular signal transduction
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Second messengers and phosphoproteins.
=670  \\$aBest & Taylor's physiol. basis of med. practice:$bp. 847-.
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Second messenger systems)
=670  \\$aDevlin. Txtbk. biochemistry, 1986:$bpp. 595-599 (secondary m.)
=675  \\$aChem. abst.
=750  \2$aSecond Messenger Systems$5IEN$0(DNLM)D015290

=LDR  00645cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362920202441
=005  20120730164240.0
=008  890209i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 89000814 
=035  \\$aCAY9370NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=150  \\$aLimb salvage
=450  \\$aLimb-saving surgery
=450  \\$aLimb-sparing surgery
=450  \\$aSalvage of limbs
=550  \\$wg$aExtremities (Anatomy)$xSurgery
=550  \\$wg$aTherapeutics, Surgical
=670  \\$aWork cat.: New developments for limb salvage in musculoskeletal tumors, c1989$b(also limb-saving)
=670  \\$aLC data base, 2/7/89.
=750  \2$aLimb Salvage$5IEN$0(DNLM)D023821

=LDR  01239cz  a2200253n  4500
=001  9880362920302441
=005  20100714100740.0
=008  890209i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 89000812 
=035  \\$aCAY9368NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQC981.8.G56
=150  \\$aGlobal warming
=360  \\$isubdivision$aEffect of global warming on$iunder individual animals and groups of animals and individual plants and groups of plants, e.g.$aFishes--Effect of global warming on; Corn--Effect of global warming on
=450  \\$aGlobal warming$xEnvironmental aspects
=450  \\$aWarming, Global
=550  \\$wg$aGlobal temperature changes
=550  \\$aGreenhouse effect, Atmospheric
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Challenge of global warming, 1989$b(Global warming)
=670  \\$aLC database, Jan. 19, 1989.
=670  \\$aEncyc. atmos. sci.:$bp. 361.
=675  \\$aRandom House;$aNASA;$aINSPEC;$aINIS:Thes;$aThesaurofacet;$aASTI;$aEngr. index;$aMcGraw-Hill dict. sci. tech.;$aEncyc. phy. sci. tech.;$aIntl. dict. geophys.;$aGloss. met.;$aBritannica Micro.
=680  \\$iThis heading may be subdivided geographically for works on the impact of global warming on a particular place.
=750  \2$aGlobal Warming$0(DNLM)D057232$5IEN

=LDR  00682cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362920402441
=005  20120730164240.0
=008  890208i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 89000802 
=035  \\$aCAY9362NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \\$aRJ426.C64
=150  \\$aCongenital heart disease in children
=550  \\$wg$aPediatric cardiology
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Soto, B. Angiocardiography in congenital heart malformations, 1989.
=750  \2$81$wb$aHeart Defects, Congenital$5IEN$0(DNLM)D006330
=750  \2$81$wb$aChild$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002648
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aHeart Defects, Congenital$iand$aChild$5IEN

=LDR  01522cz  a2200373n  4500
=001  9880362920502441
=005  20120730164239.0
=008  890208i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 89000801 
=035  \\$aCAY9361NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRC687
=150  \\$aCongenital heart disease
=450  \\$aCongenital cardiac anomalies
=450  \\$aCongenital cardiac defects
=450  \\$aCongenital cardiac disease
=450  \\$aCongenital cardiac malformations
=450  \\$aCongenital heart abnormalities
=450  \\$aCongenital heart defects
=450  \\$aCongenital heart malformations
=450  \\$aHeart$xDiseases, Congenital
=450  \\$aHeart diseases, Congenital
=550  \\$wg$aHeart$xAbnormalities
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Soto, B. Angiocardiography in congenital heart malformations, 1989.
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Heart defects, Congenital)
=670  \\$aLC data base, 1/27/89.
=670  \\$aHarvey's principles & practice of med., 1988:$bpp. 80-84.
=670  \\$aStein's internal med., 1987:$bpp. 511-526.
=670  \\$aMosby's med. dict.$b(Cong. cardiac anomaly)
=670  \\$aNIH$b(Cong. heart disease see ref. to Cong. abnormalities, Heart defects)
=670  \\$aForfar textbook of paediatrics, 1984$b(Cong. heart disease; Cong. cardiovasc. dis.)
=670  \\$aBraunwald, E. Heart disease:$bpp. 941-1046 (Congenital heart disease)
=670  \\$aCecil textbook of med.:$bpp- 168-169 (Congenital heart disease)
=750  \2$aHeart Defects, Congenital$5IEN$0(DNLM)D006330

=LDR  00820cz  a2200277n  4500
=001  9880362920602441
=005  20130317152344.0
=008  890207i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 89000755 
=035  \\$aCAY9317LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \\$aRS431.T75
=150  \\$aTriterpenoid saponins
=450  \\$aGlucosides, Triterpenoid
=450  \\$aGlycosides, Triterpenoid
=450  \\$aSapogenin glycosides
=450  \\$aTriterpenoid glucosides
=450  \\$aTriterpenoid glycosides
=550  \\$wg$aBiosurfactants
=550  \\$wg$aSaponins
=550  \\$wg$aTerpenes
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Issledovanie triterpenovykh glikozidov, 1982.
=670  \\$aCondensed chem. dict.$b(Saponins)
=670  \\$aGrant & Hackh's chem. dict.
=670  \\$aMerck index.
=750  \2$aQuillaja Saponins$0(DNLM)D062605$5IEN

=LDR  00682cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362920702441
=005  20120730164239.0
=008  890207i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 89000753 
=035  \\$aCAY9315LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \\$aBF724.3.T56
=150  \\$aTime perception in adolescence
=550  \\$wg$aAdolescent psychology
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Rodr�iguez-Tom�e, H. Les perspectives temporelles �a l'adolescence, c1987.
=750  \2$81$wb$aTime Perception$5IEN$0(DNLM)D013998
=750  \2$81$wb$aAdolescent$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000293
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aTime Perception$iand$aAdolescent$5IEN

=LDR  00824cz  a2200277n  4500
=001  9880362920802441
=005  20120730164239.0
=008  890328i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 89000746 
=035  \\$a(OCoLC)02488051
=035  \\$aCAY9308NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRM666.A423
=150  \\$aAmantadine
=450  \\$aAdamantanamine
=450  \\$aAminoadamantane
=450  \\$aAminodiamantane
=550  \\$wg$aAmines
=550  \\$wg$aAntiparkinsonian agents
=550  \\$wg$aAntiviral agents
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Mekhanizmy antivirusnogo de�istvi�i�a proizvodnykh adamantana, 1981.
=670  \\$aMESH.
=670  \\$aDorland's med. dict.
=670  \\$aMerck.
=670  \\$aGoodman & Gilman. Pharm. basis of therapeutics, 1985:$bp. 1232.
=750  \2$aAmantadine$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000547

=LDR  00634cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362920902441
=005  20120730164239.0
=008  890206i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 89000715 
=035  \\$aCAY9282NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=150  \\$aConcepts in children
=550  \\$wg$aChild psychology
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Piot-Ziegler, C. Ma�itrise progressive des propri�et�es d'objets ... c1988.
=750  \2$81$wb$aConcept Formation$5IEN$0(DNLM)D003210
=750  \2$81$wb$aChild$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002648
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aConcept Formation$iand$aChild$5IEN

=LDR  00701cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880362921002441
=005  20101021191023.0
=008  890206i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 89000711 
=035  \\$aCAY9278NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \0$aQP517.B56
=150  \\$aBiomimetics
=550  \\$wg$aBiomimicry
=550  \\$wg$aChemicals
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Biocatalysis and biomimetics, 1989.
=670  \\$aBiol. abs., 1988:$b86(11):SI-35 (Biomimetic)
=670  \\$aDorland med. dict.$b(mimetic; mimesis)
=670  \\$aStedman med. dict.$b(mimetic; mimesis)
=680  \\$iHere are entered works on chemicals that simulate the functions and effects of biomolecules.
=750  \2$aBiomimetics

=LDR  00613cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880362921102441
=005  20120730164239.0
=008  890203||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 89000683 
=035  \\$aCAY9251NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQP609.E8
=150  \\$aEsterases
=550  \\$wg$aHydrolases
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Enzymes hydrolysing organophosphorus compounds, 1989.
=670  \\$aOld catalog heading$b(Esterase)
=670  \\$aChem. abst.
=670  \\$aEnzyme nomenclature$b(3.1)
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Esterases)
=690  \\$ar:AMD:6/28/90
=750  \2$aEsterases$5IEN$0(DNLM)D004950

=LDR  00711cz  a2200241n  4500
=001  9880362921202441
=005  20120730164239.0
=008  890130i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 89000501 
=035  \\$aCAY9093NU
=035  \\$ash 89000501
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aRS55.2
=150  \\$aGeneric drugs
=450  \\$aGeneric equivalents (Drugs)
=450  \\$aGenerics (Drugs)
=550  \\$wg$aDrugs
=550  \\$wg$aGeneric products
=550  \\$aDrugs$xGeneric substitution
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Swim, J.R. Generic drug identification, c1988.
=670  \\$aMosby's med. dict.$b(Generic equivalent)
=670  \\$aLC database, Jan. 10, 1989.
=750  \2$aDrugs, Generic$5IEN$0(DNLM)D016568

=LDR  00598cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362921302441
=005  20200515115950.0
=008  890130i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 89000489
=035  \\$aCAY9081NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRC670.5.H45
=150  \\$aHemodynamic monitoring
=450  \\$aMonitoring, Hemodynamic
=550  \\$wg$aPatient monitoring
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Daily, E.K. Techniques in bedside hemodynamic monitoring, 1989.
=670  \\$aBiol. abstracts, 1988:$b86(1): SI-137 (Hemodynamic monitoring)
=750  \2$aHemodynamic Monitoring$0(DNLM)D000074743$5IEN

=LDR  01161cz  a2200289n  4500
=001  9880362921402441
=005  20091212202329.0
=008  050620i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 89000477 
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dWaU$dDLC
=053  \0$aHQ1059.4$bHQ1059.5
=150  \\$aMiddle-aged persons
=450  \\$aAdults, Midlife
=450  \\$aMidlife adults
=450  \\$aMidlife persons
=450  \\$aPersons at midlife
=550  \\$wg$aAge groups
=550  \\$wg$aPersons
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Welzig, E. Die 68er : Karrierren einer rebellischen Generation, 1985.
=670  \\$aWeb. 3.
=670  \\$aHennepin.
=670  \\$aRandom House$b(Middleaged)
=670  \\$aHunter, S. Midlife and older LGBT adults, c2005.
=670  \\$aLC database, Feb. 2, 2005$b(men at midlife; women at midlife; gay men at midlife; lesbians at midlife; teachers at midlife; women in midlife; midlife and older women; midlife women; women from midlife)
=675  \\$aLIV;$aSoc. encyc.;$aEncyc. soc. sci.;$aDict. soc.;$aEncyc. sociology;$aUNBIS
=688  \\$aHeading changed 20050730 from: 150:##:_{dollar}a Middle aged persons$5IEN
=750  \2$aMiddle Aged$0(DNLM)D008875$5IEN

=LDR  00825cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880362921502441
=005  20120730164239.0
=008  890127||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 89000456 
=035  \\$aCAY9049NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aSorbic acid
=450  \\$aHexadienoic acid
=550  \\$wg$aCarboxylic acids
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Sofos, J.N. Sorbate food preservatives, 1989.
=670  \\$aWeb. 3$b(Sorbic acid)
=670  \\$aGrant and Hackh's chem. dict.
=670  \\$aHawley chem. dict.$b(Sorbic acid, also hexadienoic acid)
=670  \\$aMcGraw-Hill dict. sci. tech.$b(Sorbic acid, also hexadienoic acid)
=670  \\$aChem. abst.$b(Sorbic acid see Hexadienoic acid) (Hexadienoic acid [110-44-1])
=670  \\$aOld catalog heading$b(Sorbic acid)
=750  \2$aSorbic Acid$5IEN$0(DNLM)D013011

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=001  9880362921602441
=005  20110506103643.0
=008  890123|n\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 89000351 
=035  \\$aCAY8951NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \\$aQL949$cComparative anatomy
=053  \\$aQM511$cHuman anatomy
=150  \\$aPosterior segment (Eye)
=450  \\$aPosterior eye segment
=450  \\$aPosterior segment of the eye
=550  \\$wg$aEye
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Alexander, L.J. Primary care of ... c1989.
=670  \\$aVisual science info. ctr. thes.$b(Posterior segment, Eye)
=675  \\$aMESH;$aNIH;$aDorland's med. dict.;$aGray's anatomy;$aCecil's text. med.
=750  \2$aPosterior Eye Segment$0(DNLM)D057972$5IEN

=LDR  00618cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362921702441
=005  20120730164239.0
=008  890112i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 89000198 
=035  \\$aCAY8814NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aUltracentrifugation
=550  \\$wg$aCentrifugation
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Osterman, L.A. Metody issledovani�i�a belkov i nukleinovykh kislot, 1981.
=670  \\$aMESH.
=670  \\$aDorland's med. dict.
=670  \\$aStenesh. Dict. biochem.
=670  \\$aSingleton. Dict. microbiol. & molec. biol., 1987.
=750  \2$aUltracentrifugation$5IEN$0(DNLM)D014461

=LDR  01126cz  a2200277n  4500
=001  9880362921802441
=005  20060712083249.0
=008  890112i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 89000191 
=035  \\$aCAY8807NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQP552.G16
=150  \\$aG proteins
=450  \\$aGTP-binding proteins
=450  \\$aGTP regulatory proteins
=450  \\$aGuanine nucleotide-binding proteins
=450  \\$aGuanine nucleotide regulatory proteins
=550  \\$wg$aMembrane proteins
=670  \\$aWork cat.: G proteins and calcium signaling, 1989.
=670  \\$aChem. abst.$b(guanine nucleotide-binding proteins; GTP-binding proteins)
=670  \\$aBiol. abst., 86(2): SI-128, 1988$b(G proteins; G-proteins)
=670  \\$aBrass, L.F. J. Biol. chem., 263(11): 5348, 1988.
=670  \\$aMachamer, C.E. J. Biol. chem., 263(2): 5955, 1988$b(G proteins)
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Guanine nucleotide regulatory protein x GTP binding protein; x GTP-regulatory protein)
=675  \\$aBest & Taylor's physiol. basis of med. practice;$aStedman's med. dict.
=750  \2$aGTP-Binding Proteins$0(DNLM)D019204$5IEN

=LDR  00515cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362921902441
=005  20120730164239.0
=008  890110i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 89000099 
=035  \\$aCAY8726NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \\$aQL391.N4
=150  \\$aAnisakis
=550  \\$wg$aAnisakidae
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Gastric anisakiasis in Japan, c1989.
=670  \\$aSyn. liv. org.:$bv. 1, p. 913.
=675  \\$aKaestner invert. zoo.;$aWeb. 3;$aRandom House
=750  \2$aAnisakis$5IEN$0(DNLM)D017163

=LDR  00775cz  a2200265n  4500
=001  9880362922002441
=005  20120730164238.0
=008  890110i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 89000096 
=035  \\$aCAY8723NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aRC840.A56
=150  \\$aAnisakiasis
=450  \\$aAnisakis infection
=450  \\$aHerring-worm disease
=550  \\$wg$aFoodborne diseases
=550  \\$wg$aHelminthiasis
=550  \\$wg$aIntestines$xInfections
=550  \\$wg$aStomach$xInfections
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Gastric anisakiasis in Japan, c1989.
=670  \\$aDorland's med. dict.
=670  \\$aCecil's textbook med.
=670  \\$aStedman's med. dict.$b(Herring worm disease)
=675  \\$aMESH;$aNIH
=750  \2$aAnisakiasis$5IEN$0(DNLM)D017129

=LDR  00643cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362922102441
=005  20120730164238.0
=008  890109in\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 89000074 
=035  \\$aCAY8705NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=150  \\$aCommunicable diseases in infants
=550  \\$wg$aInfants$xDiseases
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Impact on the fetus of parental sexually transmitted disease, 1988.
=750  \2$81$wb$aCommunicable Diseases$5IEN$0(DNLM)D003141
=750  \2$81$wb$aInfant$5IEN$0(DNLM)D007223
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aCommunicable Diseases$iand$aInfant$5IEN

=LDR  00672cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362922202441
=005  20120730164238.0
=008  890105i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 89000055 
=035  \\$aCAY8689LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \\$aBF720.C65
=150  \\$aNonverbal communication in infants
=550  \\$wg$aInfant psychology
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Wakaba, Y. Development of pointing in the first two years, 1981.
=750  \2$81$wb$aNonverbal Communication$5IEN$0(DNLM)D009633
=750  \2$81$wb$aInfant$5IEN$0(DNLM)D007223
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aNonverbal Communication$iand$aInfant$5IEN

=LDR  00609cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362922302441
=005  20120730164238.0
=008  040227i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 89000036 
=035  \\$aCAY8671LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aVerbal learning in old age
=550  \\$wg$aOlder people$xPsychology
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Knopf, M. Ged�achtnis im Alter ... c1987.
=750  \2$81$wb$aVerbal Learning$5IEN$0(DNLM)D014706
=750  \2$81$wb$aAged$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000368
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aVerbal Learning$iand$aAged$5IEN

=LDR  02208cz  a2200253n  4500
=001  9880362922402441
=005  20120730164238.0
=008  890104i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 89000020 
=035  \\$aCAY8657NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aRC661.I63
=150  \\$aInsulin pumps
=450  \\$aInfusion pumps, Insulin
=450  \\$aInsulin infusion pumps
=450  \\$aInsulin infusion systems$5IEN
=450  \\$aPumps, Insulin
=550  \\$wg$aDrug infusion pumps
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Hamilton, W.B. The insulin pump, 1985.
=670  \\$aJuvenile Diabetes Research Foundation International Web site, Dec. 13, 2007$b(Insulin pump: "a pager-sized computer device that can be clipped to the belt or a pocket, the pump delivers insulin continuously to its user through a small tube, or cannula, which is inserted easily into the abdomen, buttocks, thigh or arm and held in place by an adhesive dressing. [...] The latest-model pumps are called 'smart' pumps and are designed to simplify diabetes management. These pumps have built-in dosage calculators that manage the complex diabetes math that you previously had to perform yourself. This feature will enable you to program different basal insulin delivery rates for different times of the day, depending on changing needs.")
=670  \\$aMeSH browser, Dec. 12, 2007$b(Insulin Infusion Systems. Scope note: Portable or implantable devices for infusion of insulin. Includes open-loop systems which may be patient-operated or controlled by a pre-set program and are designed for constant delivery of small quantities of insulin, increased during food ingestion, and closed-loop systems which deliver quantities of insulin automatically based on an electronic glucose sensor.)
=680  \\$iHere are entered works on portable devices that deliver doses of insulin based on pre-set programs or patient controls. Works on devices that are either worn externally or implanted in the body and that continuously monitor bood glucose levels and deliver doses of insulin based on those measurements are entered under$aArtificial pancreas.
=681  \\$iNote under$aArtificial pancreas
=750  \2$aInsulin Infusion Systems$5IEN$0(DNLM)D007332

=LDR  01045cz  a2200277n  4500
=001  9880362922502441
=005  20120730164238.0
=008  890103i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 89000009 
=035  \\$aCAY6585NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aPolymethylmethacrylate
=450  \\$aMethylmethacrylates
=450  \\$aPMMA (Polymer)
=450  \\$aPoly(methyl alpha-methacrylate)
=450  \\$aPoly(methyl methacrylate)
=550  \\$wg$aAcrylic resins
=550  \\$wg$aMethyl methacrylate
=550  \\$wg$aPolyesters
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Gentamicin-PMMA chains in bone and soft-tissue infections, 1988$b(Polymethylmethacrylate)
=670  \\$aBiological abstracts, 85(5):SI-220; 85(9):SI-245, 1988.
=670  \\$aWade. Organic chem., 1987:$bp. 1287 (Poly(methyl alpha-methacrylate))
=670  \\$aLoudon. Organic chem., 1984:$bp. 187 (Poly(methyl methacrylate)) p. I-38 (Polymethylmethacrylate)
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Methylmethacrylates)
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/12/90
=750  \2$aMethylmethacrylates$5IEN$0(DNLM)D008768

=LDR  00802cz  a2200253n  4500
=001  9880362922602441
=005  20120601100330.0
=008  890103i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 89000007 
=035  \\$aCAY6583LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=150  \\$aMethacrylic acid
=450  \\$aAlpha-methylacrylic acid
=450  \\$aMethylacrylic acid
=450  \\$aMethylpropenoic acid
=550  \\$wg$aAcrylic acid
=550  \\$wg$aMethyl groups
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Gentamicin-PMMA-chains in bone and soft-tissue infections, 1988.
=670  \\$aStedman's med. dict.$b(Methylacrylic a.)
=670  \\$aCondensed chem. dict.$b(alpha m. a.)
=670  \\$aGrant & Hackh's chem. dict.$b(Methylpropenoic a.)
=670  \\$aMerck.
=670  \\$aOld catalog hdg.
=750  \2$aMethacrylates$0(DNLM)D008689$5IEN

=LDR  00798cz  a2200265n  4500
=001  9880362922702441
=005  20120730164238.0
=008  881230|n\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 88008027 
=035  \\$aCAY6573NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aDeferoxamine
=450  \\$aDesferrioxamine
=550  \\$wg$aAmines
=550  \\$wg$aIron chelates
=550  \\$wg$aMicrobial metabolites
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Iron overload and chelation in thalassaemia, 1989.
=670  \\$aMESH$b(deferoxamine)
=670  \\$aGoodman & Gilman's pharmacol. basis of med. practice.
=670  \\$aChem. abst.:$b[70-51-0]
=670  \\$aMerck.
=670  \\$aPDR, 1985$b(deferoxamine mesylate)
=670  \\$aOld catalog heading.
=690  \\$ar:AMD:6/25/90
=750  \2$aDeferoxamine$5IEN$0(DNLM)D003676

=LDR  00521cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362922802441
=005  20120730164238.0
=008  881221i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 88007929 
=035  \\$aCAY6480NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQR189.5.A33
=150  \\$aAIDS vaccines
=450  \\$aHIV disease vaccines
=550  \\$wg$aViral vaccines
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Vaccines 89 : modern approaches to new vaccines including the prevention of AIDS, 1989.
=750  \2$aAIDS Vaccines$5IEN$0(DNLM)D016915

=LDR  00683cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362922902441
=005  20110210083902.0
=008  921202i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 88007928 
=035  \\$aCAY6479NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRT90.7
=150  \\$aPrimary nursing
=450  \\$aPrimary nursing care
=550  \\$wg$aNursing
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Care studies in primary care for nurses and nurse practitioners, c1989.
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Primary nursing care)
=670  \\$aMosby's med. dict.$b(primary nursing)
=670  \\$aSaunders encyc. dict. med., nursing & allied health$b(primary nursing)
=750  \2$aPrimary Nursing$0(DNLM)D011321$5IEN

=LDR  00692cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362923002441
=005  20120730164238.0
=008  920523i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 88007921 
=035  \\$aCAY6472NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aLaser angioplasty
=450  \\$aAngioplasty, Laser$5IEN
=550  \\$wg$aLasers in surgery
=550  \\$wg$aThermal angioplasty
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Sanborn, T.A. Laser angioplasty, 1989.
=670  \\$aGinsburg, R. Radiology, 1985:$b156: 619.
=670  \\$aAbela, G.S. J. Am. Coll. Cardiol., 1986:$b8: 184.
=670  \\$aGeschwind, H.J. J. Am. Coll. Cardiol., 1987:$b10: 655.
=750  \2$aAngioplasty, Laser$5IEN$0(DNLM)D016342

=LDR  00670cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880362923102441
=005  20120730164238.0
=008  881219||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 88007874 
=035  \\$aCAY6431NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \\$aQP105.15
=150  \\$aBlood$xRheology
=450  \\$aHemorheology
=450  \\$aHemorrheology
=550  \\$wg$aHemodynamics
=550  \\$wg$aRheology (Biology)
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Galenok, V.A. Gemoreologi�i�a pri narusheni�i�akh uglevodnogo obmena, 1987.
=670  \\$aDorland's med. dict.$b(Hemorrheology)
=670  \\$aStedman's med. dict.$b(Hemorheology)
=750  \2$aHemorheology$5IEN$0(DNLM)D018056

=LDR  00551cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362923202441
=005  20120730164237.0
=008  881219i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 88007866 
=035  \\$aCAY6424NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQR189.2
=150  \\$aSynthetic vaccines
=550  \\$wg$aSynthetic antigens
=550  \\$wg$aVaccines
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Petrov, R.V. Immunogenetics and artificial antigens, 1987.
=670  \\$aBiological abstracts, 1987:$bno. 84, SI-3396.
=750  \2$aVaccines, Synthetic$5IEN$0(DNLM)D014614

=LDR  00591cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362923302441
=005  20120730164237.0
=008  881219i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 88007864 
=035  \\$aCAY6423NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQR186.6.S95
=150  \\$aSynthetic antigens
=450  \\$aAntigens, Synthetic
=550  \\$wg$aAntigens
=550  \\$wg$aSynthetic products
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Petrov, R.V. Immunogenetics and artificial antigens, 1987.
=670  \\$aBiological abstracts, 1987:$bno. 84: SI-3395.
=750  \2$aVaccines, Synthetic$5IEN$0(DNLM)D014614

=LDR  00636cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362923402441
=005  20120730164237.0
=008  881216i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 88007818 
=035  \\$aCAY6387NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \\$aBF724.3.P4
=150  \\$aPersonality in adolescence
=550  \\$wg$aAdolescent psychology
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Olson, G. What makes your teenager tick, c1988.
=750  \2$81$wb$aPersonality$5IEN$0(DNLM)D010551
=750  \2$81$wb$aAdolescent$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000293
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aPersonality$iand$aAdolescent$5IEN

=LDR  00831cz  a2200277n  4500
=001  9880362923502441
=005  20120730164237.0
=008  931213i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 88007812 
=035  \\$aCAY6382NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRC927.3
=150  \\$aFibromyalgia
=450  \\$aFibrofascitis
=450  \\$wnne$aFibrositis
=450  \\$aMuscular rheumatism
=550  \\$wg$aFasciae (Anatomy)$xInflammation
=550  \\$wg$aMyalgia
=550  \\$wg$aRheumatism
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Davidson, P. Those aching muscles, 1989.
=670  \\$aMerck:$bp. 1227.
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Fibromyalgia x Fibrositis; Muscular rheumatism)
=670  \\$aDorland's med. dict.
=670  \\$aInternal medicine:$bp. 1251.
=670  \\$aCecil's text. med., 1890.
=750  \2$aFibromyalgia$5IEN$0(DNLM)D005356

=LDR  00641cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362923602441
=005  20120730164237.0
=008  881215i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 88007767 
=035  \\$aCAY6343NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aBF724.3.M65
=150  \\$aMotivation (Psychology) in adolescence
=550  \\$wg$aAdolescent psychology
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Martaniah, S. Motif sosial ... 1984.
=750  \2$81$wb$aMotivation$5IEN$0(DNLM)D009042
=750  \2$81$wb$aAdolescent$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000293
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aMotivation$iand$aAdolescent$5IEN

=LDR  00599cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362923702441
=005  20120730164237.0
=008  881214i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 88007761 
=035  \\$aCAY6337NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQR372.O58
=150  \\$aOncogenic DNA viruses
=450  \\$aDNA tumor viruses
=450  \\$aTumorigenic DNA viruses
=550  \\$wg$aDNA viruses
=550  \\$wg$aOncogenic viruses
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Tumorigenic DNA viruses, c1989.
=670  \\$aImmunobiology of oncogenic viruses, 1977.
=750  \2$aDNA Tumor Viruses$5IEN$0(DNLM)D004263

=LDR  00582cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880362923802441
=005  20120730164237.0
=008  881214|n\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 88007757 
=035  \\$aCAY6333NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQP632.B64
=150  \\$aBombesin
=550  \\$wg$aPeptides
=550  \\$wg$aToxins
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Int. Symp. on Bombesin-like peptides in health and disease, 1988.
=670  \\$aMerck.
=670  \\$aMESH.
=670  \\$aChem. abst.:$b31362-50-2.
=690  \\$ar:AMD:5/30/90
=750  \2$aBombesin$5IEN$0(DNLM)D001839

=LDR  00625cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362923902441
=005  20120730164229.0
=008  880802i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 88004702 
=035  \\$aCAX5433NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=150  \\$aNeuroses in children
=550  \\$wg$aChild psychopathology
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Obsessive-compulsive disorder in children and adolescents, c1988.
=750  \2$81$wb$aNeurotic Disorders$5IEN$0(DNLM)D009497
=750  \2$81$wb$aChild$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002648
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aNeurotic Disorders$iand$aChild$5IEN

=LDR  00759cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362924002441
=005  20120730164229.0
=008  880802i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 88004698 
=035  \\$aCAX5432NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aRJ506.O25
=150  \\$aObsessive-compulsive disorder in children
=450  \\$wnne$aObsessive-compulsive neurosis in children
=550  \\$wg$aNeuroses in children
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Obsessive-compulsive disorder in children and teenagers, c1988.
=750  \2$81$wb$aObsessive-Compulsive Disorder$5IEN$0(DNLM)D009771
=750  \2$81$wb$aChild$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002648
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aObsessive-Compulsive Disorder$iand$aChild$5IEN

=LDR  00768cz  a2200241n  4500
=001  9880362924102441
=005  20120730164229.0
=008  880802i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 88004679 
=035  \\$aCAX5418NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aLaser lithotripsy
=450  \\$aEndoscopic laser lithotripsy
=450  \\$aILISL (Surgery)
=450  \\$aIntracorporeal laser-induced shock-wave lithotripsy
=450  \\$aLaser-induced shock-wave lithotripsy
=450  \\$aLISL (Surgery)
=450  \\$aLithotripsy, Laser$5IEN
=450  \\$aShock-wave lithotripsy, Intracorporeal laser-induced
=550  \\$wg$aLaser endoscopy
=550  \\$wg$aLithotripsy
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Laser lithotripsy, c1988.
=750  \2$aLithotripsy, Laser$5IEN$0(DNLM)D017602

=LDR  01176cz  a2200313n  4500
=001  9880362924202441
=005  20120730164229.0
=008  880729i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 88004640 
=035  \\$aCAX5391NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aUrethane
=450  \\$aCarbamate, Ethyl
=450  \\$aCarbamic acid ethyl ester
=450  \\$aEthyl carbamate
=450  \\$aEthyl urethan
=450  \\$aEthyl urethane
=450  \\$aEthylurethane
=450  \\$aUrane
=450  \\$aUrethan
=450  \\$aUrethane, Ethyl
=550  \\$wg$aUrethanes
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Mitchell, C.P. Tainted booze, c1987 (1988 printing):$bp. 1 (urethane; urethan ethyl urethan, ethyl carbamate, carbamic acid ethyl ester; belongs to a class of organic cpds. known as carbamates; C b3 (BH b7 (BNO b2 (B)
=670  \\$aHawley chem. dict.$b(urethane; ethyl carbamate, ethyl urethane; SA polyurethane)
=670  \\$aHackh chem. dict.$b(urethane; ethyl carbamate, urane, urethan, ethylurethane)
=670  \\$aChem. abst.:$b51-79-6 (urethane, see carbamic acid, esters, ethyl ester)
=670  \\$aWeb. 3.
=670  \\$aRandom House.
=750  \2$aUrethane$5IEN$0(DNLM)D014520

=LDR  00479cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362924302441
=005  20120730164229.0
=008  880728|n\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 88004613 
=035  \\$aCAX5374NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aDichotic listening tests
=550  \\$wg$aAudiometry
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Handbook of dichotic listening, c1988.
=670  \\$aMESH.
=675  \\$aDorland's med. dict.
=750  \2$aDichotic Listening Tests$5IEN$0(DNLM)D004007

=LDR  00575cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362924402441
=005  20120504153213.0
=008  880727i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 88004563 
=035  \\$aCAX5335LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=150  \\$aPolyphenols
=450  \\$aPolyhydroxy phenols
=450  \\$aPolyhydroxylated phenols
=550  \\$wg$aPhenols
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Plant polyphenols, 1989.
=670  \\$aWeb. 3.
=670  \\$aRandom House.
=670  \\$aKirk-Othmer encyc. chem.:$bv. 11, p. 89; v. 22, p. 631.
=750  \2$aPolyphenols$0(DNLM)D059808$5IEN

=LDR  00516cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362924502441
=005  20120730164228.0
=008  880726|n\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 88004529 
=035  \\$aCAX5306NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=150  \\$aRespiratory mucosa
=550  \\$wg$aMucous membrane
=550  \\$wg$aRespiratory organs
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Bacterial infections of respiratory and gastrointestinal mucosae, 1988.
=670  \\$aStedman's med. dict.
=750  \2$aRespiratory Mucosa$5IEN$0(DNLM)D020545

=LDR  00496cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362924602441
=005  20120730164228.0
=008  911219||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 88004494 
=035  \\$aCAX5276NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aRNA splicing
=450  \\$aMessenger RNA splicing
=450  \\$aSplicing, RNA
=550  \\$wg$aGenetic regulation
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Transcription and splicing, c1988.
=670  \\$aMESH.
=750  \2$aRNA Splicing$5IEN$0(DNLM)D012326

=LDR  00501cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362924702441
=005  20120730164228.0
=008  880722i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 88004457 
=035  \\$aCAX5246NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \\$aRM335$bRM340
=150  \\$aHematologic agents
=450  \\$aHematologic drugs
=550  \\$wg$aDrugs
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Hematologic agents)
=670  \\$aNIH$b(Blood and RE drugs x Hematologic agents)
=750  \2$aHematologic Agents$5IEN$0(DNLM)D006401

=LDR  00685cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362924802441
=005  20120730164228.0
=008  880721i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 88004443 
=035  \\$aCAX5234NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQP613.O75
=150  \\$aOrnithine decarboxylase
=450  \\$aOrnithine carboxy-lyase
=550  \\$wg$aDecarboxylases
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Ornithine decarboxylase, 1989.
=670  \\$aEnzyme nomenclature$b(EC4.1.1.17: common name: ornithine decarboxylase, systematic name: L-ornithine carboxy-lyase)
=670  \\$aDixon. Enzymes.
=670  \\$aChem. abst.$b(9024-60-6)
=750  \2$aOrnithine Decarboxylase$5IEN$0(DNLM)D009955

=LDR  00588cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362924902441
=005  20120730164228.0
=008  880721in\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 88004440 
=035  \\$aCAX5231NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=150  \\$aAngioscopy
=550  \\$wg$aBlood-vessels$xExamination
=550  \\$wg$aEndoscopy
=670  \\$aWork cat.: White, G.H. Angioscopy, c1989.
=670  \\$aStedman's med. dict.$b(angioscope)
=670  \\$aDorland's med. dict.$b(angioscope)
=670  \\$aIntl. dict. med. & biol.
=675  \\$aMESH
=750  \2$aAngioscopy$5IEN$0(DNLM)D017546

=LDR  00737cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880362925002441
=005  20120730164228.0
=008  880720i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 88004418 
=035  \\$aCAX5215NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aIndirect calorimetry
=450  \\$aCalorimetry, Indirect$5IEN
=450  \\$aRespiration calorimetry
=550  \\$wg$aCalorimetry
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Energy metabolism, indirect calorimetry, and nutrition, c1989.
=670  \\$aBest & Taylor's Physiological basis of med. practice:$bp. 837.
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Calorimetry, Indirect, x Calorimetry, Respiration)
=675  \\$aChem. abst.
=690  \\$ar:AMD:6/18/90
=750  \2$aCalorimetry, Indirect$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002153

=LDR  00592cz   2200217n  4500
=001  9880362925102441
=005  20230127145544.0
=008  880720i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 88004415
=035  \\$aCAX5212NU
=035  \\$aSH 88004415
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQP552.K46
=150  \\$aKinesin
=550  \\$wg$aAdenosine triphosphatase
=550  \\$wg$aMicrotubules
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Cell movement, 1988.
=670  \\$aBiol. abst. 83(1-12): 1875, 1987.
=670  \\$aMESH (Kinesin)
=675  \\$aDorland's med. dict.;$aNIH
=750  \2$aKinesins$5IEN$0(DNLM)D016547

=LDR  00612cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362925202441
=005  20100218095045.0
=008  880720|n\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 88004414 
=035  \\$aCAX5211NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aDynein
=550  \\$wg$aAdenosine triphosphatase
=550  \\$wg$aMicrotubules
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Cell movement, 1988.
=670  \\$aBiol. abst. 85(12):1001, 1988.
=670  \\$aMESH.
=670  \\$aDorland's med. dict.
=670  \\$aNIH$b(Muscle proteins (and contractile proteins), Dynein-microtubule system)
=750  \2$aDyneins$0(DNLM)D004398$5IEN

=LDR  00772cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880362925302441
=005  20130812100139.0
=008  880720||\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 88004413 
=035  \\$aCAX5210NU
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC$dMCM
=053  \0$aRC386.6.B7
=150  \\$aBrain mapping
=450  \\$aConnectome mapping
=450  \\$aMapping of the brain
=450  \\$aTopographic brain mapping
=550  \\$wg$aBrain$xLocalization of functions
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Topographic brain mapping of EEG and evoked potentials, c1988.
=670  \\$aMESH.
=670  \\$aDiscovering the human connectome, 2012:$bp. 1 (the connectome--a comprehensive description of how neurons and brain regions are interconnected)
=750  \2$aBrain Mapping$5IEN$0(DNLM)D001931

=LDR  00489cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362925402441
=005  20120730164228.0
=008  880719i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 88004393 
=035  \\$aCAX5191NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \\$aSF851$bSF855
=150  \\$aNutrition disorders in animals
=550  \\$wg$aAnimals$xDiseases
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Lewis, L.D. Small animal clinical nutrition, III, c1987.
=750  \2$aNutrition Disorders$xveterinary$5IEN$0(DNLM)D009748Q000662

=LDR  00526cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362925502441
=005  20050131130427.0
=008  880718i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 88004348 
=035  \\$aCAX5149NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aSF910.I45
=150  \\$aImmunologic diseases in animals
=550  \\$wg$aAnimals$xDiseases
=550  \\$aVeterinary immunology
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Lewis, R.M. Veterinary clinical immunology, 1989.
=750  \2$aImmune System Diseases$xveterinary$0(DNLM)D007154Q000662$5IEN

=LDR  01098cz  a2200289n  4500
=001  9880362925602441
=005  20150320161721.0
=008  880714i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 88004309 
=035  \\$aCAX5115NU
=035  \\$ash 88004309
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aRA418.5.T73
=150  \\$aTranscultural medical care
=450  \\$aCross-cultural medical care
=450  \\$aCross-cultural medicine
=450  \\$aCultural competence in health care$5IEN
=450  \\$aCultural competency in health care$5IEN
=450  \\$aMulticultural medicine$5IEN
=450  \\$aTranscultural medicine
=550  \\$wg$aMedical care
=550  \\$wg$aSocial medicine
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Qureshi, B. Transcultural medicine, c1988.
=670  \\$aLC database, July 7, 1988$b(Transcultural health care)
=675  \\$aDorland's med. dict.;$aMESH;$aEncyc. soc. sci.;$aDict. soc;$aMod. dict. soc.
=680  \\$iHere are entered works on the provision of health care by medical personnel of one culture to the patients of another.
=750  \2$aCulturally Competent Care$0(DNLM)D065246$5IEN

=LDR  01155cz  a2200265n  4500
=001  9880362925702441
=005  20120730164228.0
=008  880714i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 88004306 
=035  \\$aCAX5112NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aBF697$bBF697.5
=150  \\$aIndividual differences
=450  \\$aDifferences, Individual
=550  \\$wg$aDifference (Psychology)
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Bjorklund, D.F. Children's thinking : developmental function and individual differences, 1988.
=670  \\$aPeng. dict. psych.
=670  \\$aChaplin dict. psych.
=670  \\$aDict. psych. terms.
=670  \\$aThes. psych. index terms.
=675  \\$aBaker encyc. psych.;$aEysenck encyc. psych.;$aEvans psych.;$aHarriman encyc. psych.;$aEncyc. dict. psych.;$aPsych. alm.
=680  \\$iHere are entered works on the specific characteristics, qualities, or traits in which individuals differ. Works on the sum total of characteristics which distinguish an individual from all others are entered under$aIndividuality.
=681  \\$iNote under$aIndividuality
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/6/90
=750  \2$aIndividuality$5IEN$0(DNLM)D007206

=LDR  00776cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880362925802441
=005  20120730164228.0
=008  880708i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 88004138 
=035  \\$aCAX4989NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aCatastrophic health insurance
=450  \\$aHealth insurance, Catastrophic
=450  \\$wnne$aInsurance, Catastrophic health
=450  \\$aInsurance, Major medical$5IEN
=550  \\$wg$aInsurance
=670  \\$aBPI$b(catastrophic health insurance, see Insurance, Medical expense)
=670  \\$aLIV.
=670  \\$aIAC$b(Insurance, Catastrophic illness)
=675  \\$aWeb. 3
=688  \\$aHeading changed 20080807 from: 150:##:_{dollar}a Insurance, Catastrophic health
=750  \2$aInsurance, Major Medical$5IEN$0(DNLM)D007354

=LDR  00539cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880362925902441
=005  20120730164228.0
=008  880708i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 88004127 
=035  \\$aCAX4980NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aCatastrophic illness
=450  \\$aCatastrophic diseases
=450  \\$aCritical illness
=550  \\$wg$aDiseases
=550  \\$aCritically ill
=670  \\$aMESH.
=670  \\$aIAC.
=675  \\$aNIH
=690  \\$ar:AMD:6/19/90
=750  \2$aCatastrophic Illness$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002388

=LDR  00980cz  a2200265n  4500
=001  9880362926002441
=005  20120730164227.0
=008  880706|n\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 88004080 
=035  \\$aCAX4960NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aMethyl aspartate
=450  \\$aMethyl aspartic acid
=450  \\$aMethylaspartate
=450  \\$aMethylaspartic acid
=450  \\$aN-methyl-D-aspartate
=450  \\$aN-methyl-D-aspartic acid
=450  \\$aNMDA (Chemistry)
=550  \\$wg$aAspartic acid
=550  \\$wg$aExcitatory amino acids
=670  \\$aWork cat.: International symposium "Excitatory Acids '88" (1988 : Manaus, Brazil). Frontiers in excitatory ... 1988.
=670  \\$aNature, 1987:$b325:529-531, Glycine potentiates the NMDA response.
=670  \\$aBiochemistry, 1988:$b27:843-848, Kinetic characterization of the phencyclidine-N-Methyl-D-aspartate receptor interaction.
=675  \\$aMESH
=750  \2$aN-Methylaspartate$5IEN$0(DNLM)D016202

=LDR  00723cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362926102441
=005  20060609143442.0
=008  880706i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 88004079 
=035  \\$aCAX4959NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aExcitatory amino acids
=550  \\$wg$aAmino acid neurotransmitters
=670  \\$aWork cat.: International symposium "Excitatory Acids '88" (1988 : Manaus, Brazil). Frontiers in excitatory ... 1988.
=670  \\$aTrends pharmacol. sci.:$b7:357-363, Excitatory amino acid synaptic ...
=670  \\$aAdvances in experimental biol. and med., 1986:$bp. 425-437, Excitatory amino acids and epilepsy.
=670  \\$aMESH.
=750  \2$aExcitatory Amino Acids$0(DNLM)D018846$5IEN

=LDR  00572cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362926202441
=005  20120730164227.0
=008  880706i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 88004078 
=035  \\$aCAX4958NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aBF720.C78
=150  \\$aCrying in infants
=550  \\$wg$aEmotions in infants
=550  \\$aDistress in infants
=750  \2$81$wb$aCrying$5IEN$0(DNLM)D003448
=750  \2$81$wb$aInfant$5IEN$0(DNLM)D007223
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aCrying$iand$aInfant$5IEN

=LDR  00568cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362926302441
=005  20120730164227.0
=008  880706i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 88004077 
=035  \\$aCAX4957NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=150  \\$aCrying in children
=550  \\$wg$aEmotions in children
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Simon, N. I am not a crybaby, 1988.
=750  \2$81$wb$aCrying$5IEN$0(DNLM)D003448
=750  \2$81$wb$aChild$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002648
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aCrying$iand$aChild$5IEN

=LDR  01248cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880362926402441
=005  20120730164227.0
=008  050909i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 88003864 
=035  \\$aCAX4792NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dNNCU-C$dDLC
=053  \0$aQP93.7.V65
=150  \\$aVon Willebrand factor
=450  \\$aBlood coagulation factor VIII-related antigen
=450  \\$avWF (Von Willebrand Factor)
=550  \\$wg$aBlood coagulation factors
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Coagulation and bleeding disorders, c1989.
=670  \\$aMeSH browser, Mar. 10, 2006 (von Willebrand Factor, entry term: Factor VIII-Related Antigen. Scope note: A high-molecular-weight plasma protein, produced by endothelial cells and megakaryocytes, that is part of the factor VIII/von Willebrand Factor complex.)
=670  \\$aWikipedia, Mar. 14, 2006 (Von Willebrand Factor is a blood glycoprotein of the coagulation system. It is deficient or defective in von Willebrand disease and is involved in a large number of other diseases. Its primary function is binding to other proteins, particularly Factor VIII and it is important in platelet adhesion to wound sites.)
=675  \\$aDorland's med. dict.
=750  \2$avon Willebrand Factor$5IEN$0(DNLM)D014841

=LDR  00594cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362926502441
=005  20120730164227.0
=008  880622i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 88003834 
=035  \\$aCAX4772LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aSF809.E82
=150  \\$aEscherichia coli infections in animals
=550  \\$wg$aBacterial diseases in animals
=550  \\$wg$aVeterinary gastroenterology
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Michael, M. Escherichia coli-Infektionen des Schweines und ihre Bek�ampfung, 1979.
=750  \2$aEscherichia coli Infections$xveterinary$5IEN$0(DNLM)D004927Q000662

=LDR  00742cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880362926602441
=005  20110202100105.0
=008  880622i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 88003832 
=035  \\$aCAX4770NU
=035  \\$aSH 88003832
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aQP616.D56
=150  \\$aDNA topoisomerase II
=450  \\$aDNA gyrase
=450  \\$aTopoisomerase II
=550  \\$wg$aDNA topoisomerases
=670  \\$aWork cat.: First conference on DNA topoisomerases in cancer chemotherapy, c1987.
=670  \\$aEnzyme nomenclature:$b5.99.1.3.
=670  \\$aChem. abst.
=670  \\$aMESH$b(DNA Topoisomerase (ATP-Hydrolysing) DNA Gyrase x DNA Topoisomerase II)
=750  \2$aDNA Topoisomerases, Type II$0(DNLM)D004250$5IEN

=LDR  00999cz  a2200289n  4500
=001  9880362926702441
=005  20110202095935.0
=008  880622i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 88003831 
=035  \\$aCAX4769NU
=035  \\$aSH 88003831
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aQP616.D56
=150  \\$aDNA topoisomerase I
=450  \\$aDNA untwisting proteins$5IEN
=450  \\$aNicking-closing enzyme
=450  \\$aOmega protein
=450  \\$aRelaxing enzyme
=450  \\$aSwivelase
=450  \\$aTopoisomerase I
=450  \\$aUntwisting enzyme
=550  \\$wg$aDNA topoisomerases
=670  \\$aWork cat.: First conference on DNA topoisomerases in cancer chemotherapy, c1987.
=670  \\$aEnzyme nomenclature:$b5.99.1.2.
=670  \\$aChem. abst.
=670  \\$aMESH$b(DNA Topoisomerase x DNA nickel-closing protein, DNA relaxing enzyme, DNA Topoisomerase I, DNA untwisting enzyme, DNA untwisting protein, Omega protein)
=750  \2$aDNA Topoisomerases, Type I$0(DNLM)D004264$5IEN

=LDR  00684cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880362926802441
=005  20120730164227.0
=008  880407i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 88002062 
=035  \\$aCAX4725NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \\$aRT120.F34
=150  \\$aFamily nursing
=450  \\$aFamily-centered nursing
=550  \\$wg$aFamily medicine
=550  \\$wg$aNursing
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Toward a science of family nursing, 1989.
=670  \\$aNIH$b(Nursing, Nursing care, Family nursing)
=670  \\$aMosby's Medical and Nursing Dictionary, 1986:$bpp. 432-433 (Family-centered nursing care)
=675  \\$aMESH
=750  \2$aFamily Nursing$5IEN$0(DNLM)D022143

=LDR  00978cz  a2200289n  4500
=001  9880362926902441
=005  20120730164227.0
=008  920330i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 88000480 
=035  \\$aCAX4714NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQR189.5.T72
=150  \\$aBCG vaccines
=450  \\$aBacille Calmette-Gu�erin vaccines
=450  \\$aBacillus Calmette-Gu�erin vaccines
=450  \\$wnne$aBCG
=450  \\$aBCG vaccine
=450  \\$aCalmette's vaccine
=450  \\$aMycobacterium BCG vaccines
=550  \\$wg$aTuberculosis vaccines
=670  \\$aWork cat.: IABS Symposium on BCG vaccines ... 1986.
=670  \\$aMESH$b(BCG vaccine)
=670  \\$aNIH$b(Vaccines, Bacterial; Bacillus Calmette Guerin vaccine)
=670  \\$aCecil's text. med.
=670  \\$aInter. dict. med. biol.$b(vaccine, BCG vaccine, also called Calmette's vaccine)
=675  \\$aHarvey's principles and practice of med.
=750  \2$aBCG Vaccine$5IEN$0(DNLM)D001500

=LDR  00664cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362927002441
=005  20130405165222.0
=008  871104i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 87006901 
=035  \\$aCAX4698NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aRJ420.D5
=150  \\$aDiabetes in adolescence
=450  \\$wnne$aDiabetes in teenagers
=450  \\$aJuvenile diabetes
=550  \\$wg$aTeenagers$xDiseases
=750  \2$81$wb$aDiabetes Mellitus, Type 1$5IEN$0(DNLM)D003922
=750  \2$81$wb$aAdolescent$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000293
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aDiabetes Mellitus, Type 1$iand$aAdolescent$5IEN

=LDR  00723cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880362927102441
=005  20120730164227.0
=008  871007|n\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 87006338 
=035  \\$aCAX4693NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQR185.8.A59
=150  \\$aAntigen presenting cells
=450  \\$aAccessory cells
=450  \\$aImmunologic accessory cells
=550  \\$wg$aImmunocompetent cells
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Antigen presenting cells, 1988.
=670  \\$aMESH.
=670  \\$aDict. immunology.
=675  \\$aImmunology simplified;$aDorland's med. dict.;$aStedman's med. dict.;$aBest & Taylor's Physiol. basis of med. practice
=750  \2$aAntigen-Presenting Cells$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000938

=LDR  00967cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362927202441
=005  20120515112122.0
=008  871001i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 87006196 
=035  \\$aCAX4691LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aPriming (Psychology)
=550  \\$wg$aMemory
=550  \\$aAssociation of ideas
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Shah, A.A. The role of impression formation, social cognition, and priming in the development of stereotypes, 1987.
=670  \\$aPenguin dict. psych.$b(Three types of priming: in physiology, in learning, and in cognition and memory)
=670  \\$aPhone call to Dr. Parrott, Georgetown U. Psychology dept., 9/22/87$b("Priming" used generally in social cognition, would be similar to Induced association, while Association of ideas is mostly a philosophy term)
=680  \\$iHere are entered works on the triggering of specific memories by a particular cue.
=750  \2$aRepetition Priming$0(DNLM)D060865$5IEN

=LDR  01068cz  a2200265n  4500
=001  9880362927302441
=005  20120730164227.0
=008  860910i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 86005508 
=035  \\$aCAX4639NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRM214$bRM218$cTherapeutics
=150  \\$aDietetics
=550  \\$aNutrition
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Helm, K.K. The entrepreneurial nutritionist, c1987.
=670  \\$aSwanson, B. Careers in health care, 1984: pp. 63-69.
=670  \\$aDorland's med. dict.$b("Science or study and regulation of the diet")
=670  \\$aGould's med. dict.
=670  \\$aStedman's med. dict.$b(Branch of therapeutics treating of food and drink in relation to health and diseases)
=670  \\$aWeb. 3$b(Science or art of applying principles of nutrition to the feeding of individuals or groups under different economic conditions or for hygienic or therapeutic purposes)
=670  \\$aMESH.
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=670  \\$aTEST.
=690  \\$ar:AMD:6/25/90
=750  \2$aDietetics$5IEN$0(DNLM)D004046

=LDR  00623cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880362927402441
=005  20120730164227.0
=008  860529in\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 86003088 
=035  \\$aCAX4630NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aCryoglobulinemia
=450  \\$aCryogammaglobulinemia
=550  \\$wg$aParaproteinemia
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Antiglobulins, cryoglobulins, and glomerulonephritis, 1986.
=670  \\$aMESH.
=670  \\$aDorland's med. dict.
=670  \\$aCecil's Textbook of Medicine.
=675  \\$aNIH
=690  \\$ar:AMD:6/22/90
=750  \2$aCryoglobulinemia$5IEN$0(DNLM)D003449

=LDR  00425cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362927502441
=005  20120730164226.0
=008  880620in\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 88003767 
=035  \\$aCAX2763NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aRickettsial vaccines
=550  \\$wg$aVaccines
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Veterinary protozoan and hemoparasite vaccines, 1989.
=750  \2$aRickettsial Vaccines$5IEN$0(DNLM)D012290

=LDR  00498cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362927602441
=005  20120730164226.0
=008  880620i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 88003766 
=035  \\$aCAX2762NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQR189.5.P76
=150  \\$aProtozoan vaccines
=450  \\$aProtozoal vaccines
=550  \\$wg$aParasite vaccines
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Veterinary protozoan and hemoparasite vaccines, 1989.
=750  \2$aProtozoan Vaccines$5IEN$0(DNLM)D016052

=LDR  00704cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362927702441
=005  20120730164226.0
=008  880616i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 88003732 
=035  \\$aCAX2736NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=150  \\$aCommunity mental health services for teenagers
=550  \\$wg$aTeenagers$xMental health services
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Steen, C. Treating adolescent sex offenders in the community, c1988.
=750  \2$81$wb$aCommunity Mental Health Services$5IEN$0(DNLM)D003156
=750  \2$81$wb$aAdolescent$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000293
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aCommunity Mental Health Services$iand$aAdolescent$5IEN

=LDR  00715cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362927802441
=005  20120730164226.0
=008  880616i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 88003731 
=035  \\$aCAX2735NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=150  \\$aCommunity mental health services for children
=550  \\$wg$aChild mental health services
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Steen, C. Treating adolescent sex offenders in the community, c1988.
=670  \\$aWk AFK5168
=750  \2$81$wb$aCommunity Mental Health Services$5IEN$0(DNLM)D003156
=750  \2$81$wb$aChild$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002648
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aCommunity Mental Health Services$iand$aChild$5IEN

=LDR  00694cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362927902441
=005  20130405165015.0
=008  880616in\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 88003695 
=035  \\$aCAX2704NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \\$aRJ496.M54
=150  \\$aMigraine in children
=550  \\$wg$aPain in children
=550  \\$wg$aPediatric neurology
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Migraine in children and other non-epileptical paroxysmal disorders, 1989.
=750  \2$81$wb$aMigraine Disorders$5IEN$0(DNLM)D008881
=750  \2$81$wb$aChild$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002648
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aMigraine Disorders$iand$aChild$5IEN

=LDR  01403cz  a2200277n  4500
=001  9880362928002441
=005  20150415174529.0
=008  880613i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 88003575 
=035  \\$aCAX2595NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \\$aRJ496.L44
=150  \\$aLennox-Gastaut syndrome
=450  \\$aLennox syndrome
=450  \\$aLGS (Disease)
=450  \\$aMyoclonic astatic epilepsy
=450  \\$aMyoclonic astatic petit mal
=450  \\$aPetit mal, Myoclonic astatic
=550  \\$wg$aEpilepsy in children
=550  \\$wg$aSyndromes in children
=670  \\$aWork cat.: The Lennox-Gastaut syndrome, 1988:$b(LGS, Lennox syndrome, Myoclonic astatic petit mal: "very severe variety of childhood epilepsy which is refractory to treatment and characterized by 1) frequent tonic seizures and variant of petit mal absences; 2) pronounced homogeneous mental retardation; 3) ... EEG records showing pseudorhythmical ... diffuse slow spike and wave")
=670  \\$aTextbk. paed., 1984:$bp. 817 (Lennox-Gastaut syndrome: Myoclonic astatic epilepsy)
=670  \\$aNiedermeyer, E. The Lennox-Gastaut syndrome, a severe type of childhood epilepsy.
=670  \\$aElectroenceph. clin. neurophysiol, 1969:$bv. 24, p. 283.
=675  \\$aMESH;$aNIH;$aCecil's textbk. med.;$aDorland's med. dict.;$aStedman's med. dict.;$aGould's med. dict.
=750  \2$aLennox Gastaut Syndrome$0(DNLM)D065768$5IEN

=LDR  00738cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880362928102441
=005  20120730164226.0
=008  880609i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 88003528 
=035  \\$aCAX2550NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRB45
=150  \\$aDirect Coombs' test
=450  \\$aDAT (Immunohematology)
=450  \\$aDirect antiglobulin test
=550  \\$wg$aCoombs' test
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Current applications and interpretation of the DAT, 1988$b(Direct antiglobulin test)
=670  \\$aGloss. immun. terms, 1971:$bp. 13 (Direct Coombs test)
=670  \\$aDict. immun., c1985$b(Direct antiglobulin test)
=675  \\$aMESH
=690  \\$ar:AMD:6/22/90
=750  \2$aCoombs' Test$5IEN$0(DNLM)D003298

=LDR  00554cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880361905002441
=005  20120730162637.0
=008  930224i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85019266 
=035  \\$aBZL9172NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQR201.C25$cMicrobiology
=150  \\$aCampylobacter infections
=450  \\$aCampylobacteriosis
=550  \\$wg$aGram-negative bacterial infections
=670  \\$aSingleton. Dict. microbiology and molecular biology, 1987$b(Campylobacteriosis)
=750  \2$aCampylobacter Infections$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002169

=LDR  01045cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880361905102441
=005  20120730162637.0
=008  021227i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85019265 
=035  \\$aBZL9171NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQR82.Z9
=150  \\$aCampylobacter
=550  \\$wg$aGram-negative bacteria
=670  \\$aBergey's manual of systematic bacteriology, 1984:$bp. 71 ("Although the genera Aquaspirillum, Spirillum, Azospirillum, Oceanospirillum, Campylobacter, and Bdellovibrio exhibit certain similarities to one another, they also exhibit a sufficient number of differences so that one would be hard pressed to arrive at a satisfactory useful definition of a family that could include all six genera ... For now, the best policy may be not to assign the genera to any family ...") p. 111 (Genus Campylobacter Sebald and V�eron 1963)
=670  \\$aSingleton, P. Dict. of microbiol. & mol. biol., 1993$b(Campylobacter, a genus of gram-negative asporogenous bacteria)
=750  \2$aCampylobacter$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002167

=LDR  01055cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880361905202441
=005  20120730162637.0
=008  871218i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85019246 
=035  \\$aBZL9152NU
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh 85019246
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aGV192$bGV198
=150  \\$aCamps
=450  \\$aOrganized camps
=450  \\$aSummer camps
=550  \\$wg$aOutdoor recreation
=550  \\$aCamping
=680  \\$iHere are entered works on places in the country that offer simple, temporary group accommodations in an outdoor atmosphere together with an organized program of recreational or instructional activities. Works on places in the country that offer temporary lodging to individuals in an outdoor atmosphere, as well as works on the facilities provided in these places are entered under$aCamp sites, facilities, etc.$iWorks on the techniques of setting up and living in camps are entered under$aCamping.
=681  \\$iNotes under$aCamp sites, facilities, etc.; Camping
=750  \2$aCamping$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002165

=LDR  01024cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880361905302441
=005  20120730162636.0
=008  871218i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85019231 
=035  \\$aBZL9137NU
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh 85019231
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aGV191.68$bGV198.9
=150  \\$aCamping
=550  \\$wg$aOutdoor recreation
=550  \\$aCamps
=550  \\$aOutdoor life
=680  \\$iHere are entered works on the techniques of setting up and living in camps. Works on places in the country that offer simple, temporary group accommodations in an outdoor atmosphere together with an organized program of recreational or instructional activities are entered under$aCamps.$iWorks on places in the country that offer temporary lodging to individuals in an outdoor atmosphere, as well as works on the facilities provided in these places are entered under$aCamp sites, facilities, etc.
=681  \\$iNotes under$aCamp sites, facilities, etc.; Camps
=750  \2$aCamping$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002165

=LDR  00403cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880361905402441
=005  20120730162636.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85019225 
=035  \\$aBZL9131NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aQK495.L375$cBotany
=053  \\$aSB608.C25$cCulture
=150  \\$aCamphor tree
=550  \\$wg$aLaurel
=750  \2$aCinnamomum camphora$5IEN$0(DNLM)D027423

=LDR  00478cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880361905502441
=005  20120730162635.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85019223 
=035  \\$aBZL9129NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aRM666.C25$cTherapeutics$5IEN
=053  \\$aQD416$bQD416.7$cChemistry
=053  \\$aTP248.C2$cChemical technology
=150  \\$aCamphor
=550  \\$wg$aKetones
=550  \\$wg$aTerpenes
=750  \2$aCamphor$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002164

=LDR  00388cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880361905602441
=005  20120730162635.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85019212 
=035  \\$aBZL9118NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aQK495.C18
=150  \\$aCampanulaceae
=450  \\$aLobeliaceae
=550  \\$wg$aCampanulales
=750  \2$aCampanulaceae$5IEN$0(DNLM)D029422

=LDR  00545cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880361905702441
=005  20170616110511.0
=008  920615i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85019119
=035  \\$aBZL9025NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQL737.U54$cZoology
=053  \\$aSF401.C2$cCulture
=150  \\$aCamels
=450  \\$aArabian camel
=450  \\$aCamelus
=450  \\$aCamelus dromedarius
=450  \\$wnne$aDromedary
=450  \\$aOne-humped camel
=550  \\$wg$aCamelidae
=750  \2$aCamelus$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002162

=LDR  00962cz  a2200289n  4500
=001  9880361905802441
=005  20120730162635.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85019114 
=035  \\$aBZL9020NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aQK495.T4$cBotany
=053  \\$aSB295.C25$cMedicinal plants
=053  \\$aSB413.C18$cOrnamental plants
=150  \\$aCamellias
=450  \\$aCamelia
=450  \\$aCamella
=450  \\$wnne$aCamellia
=450  \\$aCamellia japonica
=450  \\$aThea
=550  \\$wg$aTheaceae
=670  \\$aWeb. 3$b(Camellia genus, fam. Theaceae; also Camelia, any of several shrubs or trees of the genus Camellia, esp. ... C. japonica)
=670  \\$aInd. nom. gen. (plant.)$b(Camellia L.; syn: Camella)
=670  \\$aSPN$b(Camellia (Thea))
=670  \\$aHortus 3$b(Camellia L [Thea L.] Theaceae)
=670  \\$aLC database, Nov. 6, 1997$b(camellias, camellia, camelia)
=750  \2$aCamellia$5IEN$0(DNLM)D028244

=LDR  00455cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880361905902441
=005  20110318082946.0
=008  030729i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85019078 
=035  \\$aBZL8984NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aCambium
=550  \\$wg$aMeristems
=670  \\$aHenderson's dict. biol. terms$b(cambium: the meristematic tissue from which secondary growth arises in stems and roots)
=750  \2$aCambium$0(DNLM)D058506$5IEN

=LDR  00462cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880361906002441
=005  20060607093201.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85019015 
=035  \\$aBZL8921NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQP552.C28
=150  \\$aCalmodulin
=450  \\$aCalcium-dependent activator protein
=450  \\$aCalcium-dependent regulator
=550  \\$wg$aCalcium-binding proteins
=750  \2$aCalmodulin$0(DNLM)D002147$5IEN

=LDR  00432cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880361906102441
=005  20120730162635.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85019013 
=035  \\$aBZL8919NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \0$aQM569
=150  \\$aCallus
=550  \\$wg$aBone regeneration
=550  \\$wg$aBones
=550  \\$aFractures
=690  \\$ar:AMD:6/8/90
=750  \2$aBony Callus$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002146

=LDR  00532cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880361906202441
=005  20120730162634.0
=008  060301i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85019004 
=035  \\$aBZL8910NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQL737.P925$cZoology
=150  \\$aCallithrix
=450  \\$aMico
=550  \\$wg$aCebidae
=550  \\$wg$aMarmosets
=670  \\$aGroves, C. Primate taxonomy, 2001:$bp. 127 (Genus Callithrix Erxlebel, 1777, in family Cebidae, Marmosets)
=750  \2$aCallithrix$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002144

=LDR  01276cz  a2200277n  4500
=001  9880361906302441
=005  20120730162634.0
=008  060517i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85018932 
=035  \\$aBZL8838LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQK495.A685$cBotany
=053  \0$aSB413.C17$cCulture
=150  \\$aCalla lilies
=450  \\$wnne$aCalla
=450  \\$aCallas
=450  \\$aLilies, Calla
=450  \\$aZantedeschia
=550  \\$wg$aAraceae
=670  \\$aEncyc. Americana$b(calla lily: a perennial South African plant grown for its ornamental blooms.  Calla lilies belong to the genus Zantedeschia, a member of the arum family (Araceae), and are therefore not true lilies; nor should they be confused with the true Calla, a North American bog plant.)
=670  \\$aPlants national database via WWW, May 17, 2006$b(Zantedeschia Spreng., calla lily)
=670  \\$aITIS search, May 17, 2006$b(Zantedeschia Spreng., genus, common name: calla lily)
=670  \\$aHortus 3$b(Zantedeschia, Calla, Calla lily)
=670  \\$aAmer. Hort. Soc. A-Z encyc. of garden plants, 2004$b(Zantedeschia: Calla lily, Araceae, genus of 6 species of perennials)
=688  \\$aHeading changed 20060622 from: 150:##:_{dollar}a Calla
=750  \2$aCalla Plant$5IEN$0(DNLM)D031059

=LDR  00677cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880361906402441
=005  20120730162634.0
=008  940322i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85018907 
=035  \\$aBZL8813NU
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh 85018907
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQR416.C35
=150  \\$aCalifornia group viruses
=450  \\$aCalifornia encephalitis group viruses
=450  \\$aCalifornia serogroup bunyaviruses
=450  \\$aCalifornia serogroup viruses
=550  \\$wg$aBunyaviruses
=670  \\$aMESH$b(California Group Viruses: a group of encelphalitis viruses of the genus Bunyavirus)
=750  \2$aEncephalitis Virus, California$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002141

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=550  \\$wg$aUrinary organs$xDiseases
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Calculus disease, 1988.
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=001  9880361906702441
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=001  9880361906802441
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=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dWaU
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=670  \\$aAmericana encyc.$b(calcium phosphate: a common mineral salt)
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=001  9880361906902441
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=001  9880361907002441
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=001  9880361907202441
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=550  \\$aLimestone
=550  \\$aMarble
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=670  \\$aAcademic Press dict. of sci. and tech., via WWW, Oct. 18, 2001$b(calcium carbonate (Inorganic Chemistry): CaCO b3 (B, a white powder or colorless crystals, very slightly soluble in water. One of the most abundant inorganic substances in nature, it is the major component of sedimentary rocks, occurring in a relatively pure state as calcite, aragonite, marble, limestone, and chalk, as well as in animal shells and bones; calcite (Mineralogy): CaCO b3 (B, a colorless to white trigonal mineral of the calcite group that occurs in highly varied crystal forms; the chief ingredient of all limestones and marble, and one of the most widely distributed minerals in the world; trimorphous with aragonite and vaterite, and forms a series with rhodochrosite)
=750  \2$aCalcium Carbonate$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002119

=LDR  00682cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880361907302441
=005  20120730162633.0
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=010  \\$ash 85018777 
=035  \\$aBZL8683NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQP552.C24
=150  \\$aCalcium-binding proteins
=450  \\$aCalcium transport proteins
=550  \\$wg$aCalcium in the body
=550  \\$wg$aCarrier proteins
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 83-16507: Calcium-binding proteins, 1983 : proceedings of the fourth International Symposium ... 1983.
=670  \\$aNLM.
=670  \\$aNIH$b(Proteins, Calcium-binding proteins)
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=001  9880361907402441
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=035  \\$aBZL8679NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
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=450  \\$wnne$aCalcium metabolism disorders
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=LDR  00396cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880361907502441
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=001  9880361907602441
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=450  \\$aCalcium antagonists
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=001  9880361907702441
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=053  \0$aQP535.C2$cBiochemistry
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=670  \\$aAcademic Press dict. of sci. and tech., via WWW, Oct. 18, 2001$b(calcium: a common alkaline earth element having the symbol Ca; a fairly soft, silver-white metal found in milk, bone, chalk, and limestone and used as an alloying agent and deoxidizer; compounds are used in cooking, as a bleaching agent, and in making plaster)
=670  \\$aThe Amer. Heritage dict. of the Engl. lang., via WWW, Oct. 18, 2001$b(calcium: Symbol Ca. A silvery, moderately hard metallic element that constitutes approximately 3 percent of the earth's crust and is a basic component of most animals and plants. It occurs naturally in limestone, gypsum, and  fluorite, and its compounds are used to make plaster, quicklime, Portland cement, and metallurgic and electronic materials; under element: periodic table shows it as one of the alkaline earth metals)
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=001  9880361907802441
=005  20120730162632.0
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=450  \\$aThyrocalcitonin
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=550  \\$wg$aPeptide hormones
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=001  9880361908202441
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=670  \\$aWeb. 3:$bp. 313.
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=550  \\$wg$aTransition metal compounds
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 79092782: Farnsworth, M. Cadmium chemicals, 1980.
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=670  \\$aCadmium and its compounds, 2000.
=670  \\$aCadmium and inorganic cadmium compounds, 1995.
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=670  \\$aWebElements website, Aug. 24, 2012$b(Cadmium is a soft, bluish-white metal and is easily cut with a knife. It is similar in many respects to zinc. Classification: Metallic)
=670  \\$aChemical Elements.com, Aug. 24, 2012$b(Cadmium. Classification: Transition Metal)
=670  \\$aPeriodic table of the elements, via About.com Chemistry website, Aug. 24, 2012:$bCd (Cadmium. Element Classification: Transition Metal)
=670  \\$aCadmium element facts, via Chemicool website, Aug. 24, 2012$b(Classification: Cadmium is a transition metal. Some chemists don't regard cadmium as a true transition metal, because it has a full shell of d electrons. The IUPAC definition of a transition metal is one whose atoms have an incomplete d sub-shell, or which can give rise to cations with an incomplete d sub-shell. By this definition, cadmium, whose ions have incomplete d electron shells, is a transition metal.)
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=450  \\$aOpuntiales
=450  \\$wnne$aOpuntioideae
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=670  \\$aRandom House$b(cactus: pl. -ti, -tuses, -tus)
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=670  \\$aEncarta world Eng. dict.$b(cacao: cocoa tree)
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=001  9880361909202441
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=035  \\$aBZL8449NU
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=150  \\$aC-reactive protein
=550  \\$wg$aAcute phase proteins
=550  \\$wg$aGlobulins
=550  \\$wg$aSerum albumin
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 82-8047: C-reactive protein and the plasma protein response to tissue injury, 1982.
=670  \\$aNLM.
=670  \\$aDorland's med. dict.
=670  \\$aStedman's med. dict.
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=001  9880361909302441
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=053  \\$aRC775.B9
=150  \\$aByssinosis
=450  \\$aBrown lung
=550  \\$wg$aLungs$xDust diseases
=550  \\$wg$aTextile workers$xDiseases
=690  \\$ar:AMD:5/31/90
=750  \2$aByssinosis$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002095

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=001  9880361909402441
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=053  \\$aQR201.B8$cPathogens
=150  \\$aBrucella
=550  \\$wg$aBrucellaceae
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Brucella melitensis, 1985$b(Brucella)
=670  \\$aWeb. 3.
=670  \\$aBergey's manual of det. bac.:$bp. 278
=670  \\$aZinsser. Microbiology, 17th ed.:$bp. 797.
=670  \\$aApproved lists of bac. names:$bp. 270.
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=001  9880361909502441
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=010  \\$ash 85017245 
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=450  \\$aBrown fat
=450  \\$aMultilocular adipose tissue
=450  \\$aMultilocular fat
=550  \\$wg$aAdipose tissues
=750  \2$aAdipose Tissue, Brown$0(DNLM)D002001$5IEN

=LDR  02387cz  a2200301n  4500
=001  9882375289602441
=005  20240216142157.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85017225
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh 85017225
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=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aSiblings
=450  \\$wnne$aBrothers and sisters
=450  \\$aSibling relations
=450  \\$aSisters and brothers
=550  \\$wg$aFamilies
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 2020047795: Dobrich, Johanna. Working with survivor siblings in psychoanalysis : ability and disability in clinical process, 2021.
=670  \\$a2010034828: Sibling development : implications for mental health practitioners, 2011.
=670  \\$a1091330743 : Deaver, Mason. I wish you all the best, 2019.
=670  \\$a84903121 : Flannery, Denis. On sibling love, queer attachment and American writing, 2007.
=670  \\$aAn Act to Amend Title 36, United States Code, to Revise the Congressional Charter of the Military Order of the Purple Heart of the United States of America, Incorporated, to Authorize Membership in the Corporation for the Spouse and Siblings of a Recipient of the Purple Heart Medal, 2008 (viewed online February 14, 2022)$uhttps://www.govinfo.gov/content/pkg/PLAW-110publ207/html/PLAW-110publ207.htm
=670  \\$aHealthline website, February 3, 2022 (viewed online February 14, 2022):$bUnderstanding what it mean to be nonbinary (instead of sister and brother, use sibling)$uhttps://www.healthline.com/health/transgender/nonbinary#gender-neutral-language
=670  \\$aStonewall UK website, 10 ways to step up as an ally to non-binary people, July 14, 2021 (viewed online March 25, 2022):$b(Use words that define the relationship instead of the relationship and gender. For example, use 'parents', 'partner', 'children' or 'siblings')$uhttps://www.stonewall.org.uk/about-us/news/10-ways-step-ally-non-binary-people
=670  \\$aBoston Children's Hospital, What it means to be non-binary: A guide for parents, December 4, 2019 (viewed online March 25, 2022):$b(start by using neutral language... 'sibling' instead of 'sister.')$uhttps://answers.childrenshospital.org/non-binary-guide/
=688  \\$aHeading changed from Brothers and sisters to Siblings in June 2022.
=750  \2$aSiblings$5IEN$0(DNLM)D035781
=750  \2$aSibling Relations$5IEN$0(DNLM)D012801

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=001  9880361909702441
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=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRC734.B76
=150  \\$aBronchospirometry
=550  \\$wg$aSpirometry
=690  \\$ar:AMD:5/31/90
=750  \2$aBronchospirometry$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002000

=LDR  00502cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880361909802441
=005  20120730162619.0
=008  860211in\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85017087 
=035  \\$aBZL6993NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRC734.B7
=150  \\$aBronchoscopy
=450  \\$wnne$aBronchoscope and bronchoscopy
=550  \\$wg$aBronchi$xExamination
=550  \\$wg$aEndoscopy
=670  \\$aMESH.
=690  \\$ar:AMD:5/31/90
=750  \2$aBronchoscopy$5IEN$0(DNLM)D001999

=LDR  00404cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880361909902441
=005  20120730162619.0
=008  940322i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85017085 
=035  \\$aBZL6991NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRC772.B7
=150  \\$aBronchopneumonia
=550  \\$wg$aBronchi$xDiseases
=550  \\$wg$aPneumonia
=750  \2$aBronchopneumonia$5IEN$0(DNLM)D001996

=LDR  00676cz  a2200241n  4500
=001  9880361910002441
=005  20120730162619.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85017084 
=035  \\$aBZL6990NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRM388.5
=150  \\$aBronchodilator agents
=450  \\$aBronchodilator drugs
=450  \\$aBronchodilators
=450  \\$aBronchospasmolytic drugs
=450  \\$aDrugs, Bronchodilator
=450  \\$aDrugs, Bronchospasmolytic
=550  \\$wg$aAntiasthmatic agents
=550  \\$wg$aBronchi$xDiseases
=550  \\$wg$aRespiratory agents
=690  \\$ar:AMD:6/7/90
=750  \2$aBronchodilator Agents$5IEN$0(DNLM)D001993

=LDR  00516cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880361910102441
=005  20120730162619.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85017083 
=035  \\$aBZL6989NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aBronchoconstrictor agents
=450  \\$aBronchospastic drugs
=450  \\$aDrugs, Bronchoconstrictor
=450  \\$aDrugs, Bronchospastic
=550  \\$wg$aBronchial spasm
=550  \\$wg$aRespiratory agents
=750  \2$aBronchoconstrictor Agents$5IEN$0(DNLM)D016085

=LDR  00567cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880361910202441
=005  20120730162619.0
=008  911218i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85017082 
=035  \\$aBZL6988NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRJ436.B73
=150  \\$aBronchitis in children
=550  \\$wg$aRespiratory infections in children
=750  \2$81$wb$aBronchitis$5IEN$0(DNLM)D001991
=750  \2$81$wb$aChild$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002648
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aBronchitis$iand$aChild$5IEN

=LDR  00405cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880361910302441
=005  20120730162619.0
=008  030521i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85017081 
=035  \\$aBZL6987NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aRC778
=150  \\$aBronchitis
=550  \\$wg$aBronchi$xInfections
=550  \\$wg$aLungs$xDiseases, Obstructive
=750  \2$aBronchitis$5IEN$0(DNLM)D001991

=LDR  00585cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880361910402441
=005  20120730162618.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85017080 
=035  \\$aBZL6986NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aBronchiectasis
=450  \\$aBronchi$xDilatation
=450  \\$aBronchiectasia
=550  \\$wg$aBronchi$xDiseases
=670  \\$aMESH (Bronchiectasis, bronchial dilatation)
=670  \\$aInter. dict. med. biol. (bronchiectasis: abnormal dilatation of bronchi. Also called bronchiectasia)
=750  \2$aBronchiectasis$5IEN$0(DNLM)D001987

=LDR  00462cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880361910502441
=005  20120730162618.0
=008  940322i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85017079 
=035  \\$aBZL6985NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aBronchial spasm
=450  \\$aBronchial hyperreactivity
=450  \\$aBronchial hyperresponsiveness
=550  \\$wg$aBronchi$xDiseases
=550  \\$wg$aSpasms
=750  \2$aBronchial Spasm$5IEN$0(DNLM)D001986

=LDR  01415cz  a2200253n  4500
=001  9880361910602441
=005  20120730162618.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85017078 
=035  \\$aBZL6984NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aBronchial provocation tests
=450  \\$aAllergen bronchial provocation tests
=450  \\$aAntigen bronchial provocation tests
=450  \\$aBronchial allergen challenge
=450  \\$aEndobranchial allergen challenge
=450  \\$aInhalation provocation tests
=550  \\$wg$aAsthma$xDiagnosis
=550  \\$wg$aProvocation tests (Medicine)
=550  \\$wg$aPulmonary function tests
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Provocative challenge procedures : bronchial, oral, nasal, and exercise, 1983.
=670  \\$aMeSH browser, June 12, 2007$b(Bronchial Provocation Tests. Entry terms: Allergen Bronchial Provocation Tests, Allergen Challenge, Endobranchial, Antigen Bronchial Provocation Tests, Bronchial Allergen Challenge, Inhalation Provocation Tests. Scope note: Tests involving inhalation of allergens (nebulized or in dust form), nebulized pharmacologically active solutions (e.g. histamine, methacholine), or control solutions, folllowed by assessment of respiratory function. These tests are used in the diagnosis of asthma.)
=670  \\$aCecil textbook of medicines, 7th ed., 1982:$bp. 404.
=750  \2$aBronchial Provocation Tests$5IEN$0(DNLM)D001985

=LDR  00513cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880361910702441
=005  20120730162618.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85017077 
=035  \\$aBZL6983NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aRC734.B68
=150  \\$aBronchial catheterization
=450  \\$aBronchi$xCatheterization
=450  \\$aBronchial brushing
=550  \\$wg$aBronchi$xDiseases$xDiagnosis
=550  \\$wg$aCatheterization
=750  \2$aCatheterization, Peripheral$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002406

=LDR  00315cz  a2200121n  4500
=001  9880361910802441
=005  20120730162618.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|n\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85017076 
=035  \\$aBZL6982NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aBronchi$xTumors
=750  \2$aBronchial Neoplasms$5IEN$0(DNLM)D001984

=LDR  00346cz  a2200133n  4500
=001  9880361910902441
=005  20120730162618.0
=008  871218i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|n\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85017072 
=035  \\$a(OCoLC)02103809
=035  \\$aBZL6978NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aBronchi$xRadiography
=750  \2$aBronchography$5IEN$0(DNLM)D001995

=LDR  00411cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880361911002441
=005  20120730162618.0
=008  030521i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85017070 
=035  \\$aBZL6976NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aRC778
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=450  \\$aBronchial diseases
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Bronchial Diseases)
=750  \2$aBronchial Diseases$5IEN$0(DNLM)D001982

=LDR  00337cz  a2200133n  4500
=001  9880361911102441
=005  20120730162618.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|n\ana\\\\\\
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=053  \0$aRC280.B9
=150  \\$aBronchi$xCancer
=750  \2$aBronchial Neoplasms$5IEN-M$0(DNLM)D001984

=LDR  00567cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880361911202441
=005  20120730162618.0
=008  050131||\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85017066 
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=053  \0$aQL854$cAnimal anatomy
=053  \0$aQM257$cHuman anatomy
=150  \\$aBronchi
=450  \\$aBronchia
=450  \\$aBronchial tubes
=550  \\$wg$aLungs
=670  \\$aAm. heritage dict.$b(bronchial tube: a bronchus or any of its branches)
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Bronchi)
=750  \2$aBronchi$5IEN$0(DNLM)D001980

=LDR  00631cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880361911302441
=005  20120730162618.0
=008  920803||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85017060 
=035  \\$aBZL6966NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQP625.B76
=150  \\$aBromodeoxyuridine
=450  \\$aBromouracil deoxyriboside
=450  \\$aBroxuridine
=550  \\$wg$aNucleosides
=550  \\$wg$aUridine
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Monoclohal antibodies against bromodeoxyuridine, 1985.
=670  \\$aMESH.
=670  \\$aNIH.
=670  \\$aDorland's med. dict.
=750  \2$aBromodeoxyuridine$5IEN$0(DNLM)D001973

=LDR  00634cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880361911402441
=005  20120730162617.0
=008  860211||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85017059 
=035  \\$aBZL6965NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRM666.B82
=150  \\$aBromocriptine
=450  \\$aBromocryptin
=450  \\$aBromoergocryptine
=450  \\$aBromohydroxymethylethylmethylpropylergotamantrione
=550  \\$wg$aErgot alkaloids
=550  \\$wg$aHeterocyclic compounds
=550  \\$wg$aHormone antagonists
=550  \\$aDopamine
=690  \\$ar:AMD:5/30/90
=750  \2$aBromocriptine$5IEN$0(DNLM)D001971

=LDR  00372cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880361911502441
=005  20120730162617.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|n\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85017054 
=035  \\$aBZL6960NU
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh 85017054
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQD181.B7
=150  \\$aBromine$xIsotopes
=750  \2$aBromine Radioisotopes$5IEN$0(DNLM)D001967

=LDR  01227cz  a2200253n  4500
=001  9880361911602441
=005  20130514162709.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85017053 
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=053  \0$aQD412.B7$cOrganometallic chemistry
=053  \0$aQD464.B7$cAtomic and molecular weights
=053  \0$aQE516.B7$cGeochemistry
=053  \0$aTP245.B7$cChemical technology
=150  \\$aBromine
=450  \\$aMuride
=550  \\$wg$aHalogens
=670  \\$aWikipedia, Jan. 27, 2013$b(Bromine is a chemical element with the symbol Br, and atomic number of 35. It is in the halogen group (17).)
=670  \\$aWebElements website, Jan. 27, 2013$b(Bromine is the only liquid nonmetallic element. It is a member of the halogen group. It is a heavy, volatile, mobile, dangerous reddish-brown liquid.)
=670  \\$aWiktionary, Jan. 27, 2013$b(muride: (chemistry, obsolete) bromine)
=670  \\$aWebster's revised unabridged dictionary, 1913, via TheFreeDictionary.com, Jan. 27, 2013$b(muride (Old Chem.) Bromine; formerly so called from its being obtained from sea water)
=750  \2$aBromine$5IEN$0(DNLM)D001966

=LDR  00356cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880361911702441
=005  20120730162617.0
=008  871218||\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|n\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85017052 
=035  \\$a(OCoLC)02103687
=035  \\$aBZL6958NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQD281.B7
=150  \\$aBromination
=750  \2$aBromine$5IEN$0(DNLM)D001966

=LDR  00365cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880361911802441
=005  20120730162617.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85017051 
=035  \\$aBZL6957NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQP535.B7
=150  \\$aBromides in the body
=550  \\$wg$aBody composition
=750  \2$aBromides$5IEN$0(DNLM)D001965

=LDR  00739cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880361911902441
=005  20130209161938.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85017050 
=035  \\$aBZL6956NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dWaU
=053  \0$aQD181.B7$cChemistry
=053  \0$aSB952.B7$cPesticides
=150  \\$aBromides
=550  \\$wg$aBromine compounds
=550  \\$wg$aHalides
=670  \\$aWikipedia, Sept. 8, 2012:$bHalide (A halide is a binary compound, of which one part is a halogen atom and the other part is an element or radical that is less electronegative (or more electropositive) than the halogen, to make a fluoride, chloride, bromide, iodide, or astatide compound.)
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=LDR  00320cz  a2200133n  4500
=001  9880361912002441
=005  20120730162617.0
=008  860211||\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85017049 
=035  \\$aBZL6955NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aBromide ions
=550  \\$wg$aIons
=750  \2$aBromides$5IEN$0(DNLM)D001965

=LDR  00468cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880361912102441
=005  20120730162617.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85017047 
=035  \\$aBZL6953NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aBromelin
=450  \\$aBromelain
=550  \\$wg$aAnti-inflammatory agents
=550  \\$wg$aCysteine proteinases
=550  \\$wg$aPineapple
=690  \\$ar:AMD:6/18/90
=750  \2$aBromelains$5IEN$0(DNLM)D001963

=LDR  00436cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880361912202441
=005  20120730162617.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85017046 
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=053  \0$aSB413.B7$cOrnamental plants
=150  \\$aBromeliaceae
=450  \\$aBromeliads
=550  \\$wg$aBromeliales
=750  \2$aBromeliaceae$5IEN$0(DNLM)D031229

=LDR  01029cz  a2200313n  4500
=001  9880361912302441
=005  20080513093811.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85017045 
=035  \\$aBZL6951NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQK495.G74$cBotany
=053  \0$aSB201.B8$cForage plants
=150  \\$aBromegrasses
=450  \\$wnne$aBrome-grass
=450  \\$aBrome-grasses
=450  \\$aBromes
=450  \\$aBromus
=450  \\$aCheats (Plants)
=450  \\$aChesses (Plants)
=450  \\$aRescue-grasses
=550  \\$wg$aGrasses
=670  \\$aWeb. 3:$bp. 282 (bromegrass, brome, genus Bromus (bromegrasses; bromes))
=670  \\$aHortus 3:$bp. 185 (Bromus L. Brome, Bromegrass, chess)
=670  \\$aFAO. Terminology bull. Plants and plant products:$bp. 41 (Bromus, brome, brome grass)
=670  \\$aSPN:$bp. 280 (Bromus, Brome, Bromegrass, Cheat, Chess)
=670  \\$aInd. nom. gen. (plant.):$bp. 238.
=670  \\$aEngler Syl. Pflanz.:$bp. 565.
=750  \2$aBromus$0(DNLM)D031724$5IEN

=LDR  00423cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880361912402441
=005  20120730162617.0
=008  931213i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85017043 
=035  \\$aBZL6949NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRC483.5.B77$cPsychopharmacology
=150  \\$aBromazepam
=550  \\$wg$aBenzodiazepines
=550  \\$wg$aTranquilizing drugs
=750  \2$aBromazepam$5IEN$0(DNLM)D001960

=LDR  00321cz  a2200133n  4500
=001  9880361912502441
=005  20120730162616.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|n\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85017042 
=035  \\$aBZL6948NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aBromate
=690  \\$ar:AMD:6/18/90
=750  \2$aBromates$5IEN$0(DNLM)D001959

=LDR  00497cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880361912602441
=005  20080214085950.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85017011 
=035  \\$aBZL6917NU
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh 85017011
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aBroadsides
=450  \\$aBallad-sheets
=450  \\$aBroadsheets
=450  \\$aBroadside ballads
=550  \\$wg$aJournalism
=550  \\$wg$aStreet literature
=750  \2$aBroadsides as Topic$0(DNLM)D001957$5IEN

=LDR  00594cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880361912702441
=005  20120730162616.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85016893 
=035  \\$aBZL6799NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRK666
=150  \\$aBridges (Dentistry)
=450  \\$aBridgework (Dentistry)
=450  \\$aDental bridges
=450  \\$aDental bridgework
=450  \\$aFixed partial dentures
=450  \\$aPartial dentures, Fixed
=550  \\$wg$aPartial dentures
=690  \\$ar:AMD:6/25/90
=750  \2$aDenture, Partial, Fixed$5IEN$0(DNLM)D003830

=LDR  00363cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880361912802441
=005  20120730162616.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85016763 
=035  \\$aBZL6669NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQR82.C6
=150  \\$aBrevibacterium
=550  \\$wg$aCorynebacterium
=750  \2$aBrevibacterium$5IEN$0(DNLM)D001951

=LDR  00573cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880361912902441
=005  20120730162616.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85016760 
=035  \\$aBZL6666NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRM666.B
=150  \\$aBretylium tosylate
=450  \\$aBromobenzylethyldimethyl ammonium
=550  \\$wg$aAmmonium compounds
=550  \\$wg$aHypotensive agents
=550  \\$wg$aMyocardial depressants
=550  \\$wg$aSympatholytic agents
=690  \\$ar:AMD:6/7/90
=750  \2$aBretylium Tosylate$5IEN$0(DNLM)D001950

=LDR  00416cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880361913002441
=005  20120730162616.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85016717 
=035  \\$aBZL6623NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aS494$bS494.3
=150  \\$aBreeding
=450  \\$aSelection, Artificial
=550  \\$aGenetics
=550  \\$aInbreeding
=750  \2$aBreeding$5IEN$0(DNLM)D001947

=LDR  00464cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880361913102441
=005  20120730162616.0
=008  920417i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85016712 
=035  \\$aBZL6618NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRG686
=150  \\$aBreech delivery
=450  \\$aBreech presentation
=550  \\$wg$aFetal presentation
=550  \\$wg$aLabor (Obstetrics)$xComplications
=750  \2$aBreech Presentation$5IEN$0(DNLM)D001946

=LDR  00535cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880361913202441
=005  20120730162615.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85016700 
=035  \\$aBZL6606NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aRA782$cPersonal hygiene
=150  \\$aBreathing exercises
=450  \\$aBreath work
=450  \\$aBreathwork
=550  \\$wg$aExercise
=550  \\$aRespiration
=670  \\$aLC database, Nov. 15, 2007$b(breath work; breathwork)
=750  \2$aBreathing Exercises$5IEN$0(DNLM)D001945

=LDR  00743cz  a2200253n  4500
=001  9880361913302441
=005  20120730162615.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85016699 
=035  \\$aBZL6605NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aBad breath
=450  \\$aBreath, Bad
=450  \\$wnne$aBreath, Offensive
=450  \\$aFetor oris
=450  \\$aFoul breath
=450  \\$aHalitosis
=450  \\$aOffensive breath
=550  \\$wg$aMouth$xDiseases
=550  \\$wg$aRespiratory organs$xDiseases
=670  \\$aRandom House$b(Bad breath; halitosis)
=670  \\$aIntl. dict. med. biol.$b(Fetor oris: Foul breath, also called halitosis ...)
=675  \\$aMESH;$aHennepin
=750  \2$aHalitosis$5IEN$0(DNLM)D006209

=LDR  00906cz  a2200265n  4500
=001  9880361913402441
=005  20120730162615.0
=008  921221i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85016691 
=035  \\$aBZL6597NU
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh 85016691
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aRJ216
=150  \\$aBreastfeeding
=450  \\$wnne$aBreast feeding
=450  \\$aNursing (Breastfeeding)
=450  \\$aSuckling
=550  \\$wg$aInfants$xNutrition
=550  \\$aLactation
=550  \\$aWet nurses
=670  \\$aAm. heritage dict.$b(breastfeed or breast-feed, to feed (a baby) mother's milk from the breast; suckle; nurse: to feed at the breast of, suckle)
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Breast Feeding)
=670  \\$aLa Leche League home page, Nov. 30, 2004$b(breastfeeding)
=670  \\$aMosby's medical dict., 2002$b(breastfeeding: suckling or nursing)
=750  \2$aBreast Feeding$5IEN$0(DNLM)D001942

=LDR  00366cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880361913502441
=005  20120730162615.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|n\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85016690 
=035  \\$aBZL6596NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRC280.B8
=150  \\$aBreast$xTumors
=690  \\$ar:AMD:6/18/90
=750  \2$aBreast Neoplasms$5IEN$0(DNLM)D001943

=LDR  00407cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880361913602441
=005  20140703124736.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85016687 
=035  \\$aBZL6593NU
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aRG493.5.R33
=150  \\$aBreast$xRadiography
=450  \\$aMammography
=550  \\$wg$aRadiography, Medical
=750  \2$aMammography$5IEN$0(DNLM)D008327

=LDR  01059cz  a2200313n  4500
=001  9880361913702441
=005  20050207091605.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85016686 
=035  \\$aBZL6592NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aRG496.F53
=150  \\$aBreast$xFibrocystic disease
=450  \\$aAdenosis of the breast
=450  \\$aBreast$xAdenosis
=450  \\$aBreast$xDysplasia
=450  \\$aCystic disease of the breast
=450  \\$aFibrocystic disease of the breast
=450  \\$aMammary dysplasia
=450  \\$aMastitis, Cystic
=450  \\$aMastopathy, Fibrocystic
=550  \\$wg$aBreast$xCysts
=550  \\$wg$aDysplasia
=550  \\$wg$aFibrosis
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Endocrinology of cystic breast disease, c1983.
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Fibrocystic disease of breast)
=670  \\$aDorland's med. dict.$b(Disease: Fibrocystic disease of the breast; Cystic disease of the breast)
=670  \\$aGould med. dict.$b(Cystic disease of the breast)
=750  \2$aFibrocystic Breast Disease$0(DNLM)D005348$5IEN

=LDR  00389cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880361913802441
=005  20120730162615.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|n\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85016685 
=035  \\$aBZL6591NU
=035  \\$ash 85016685
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aRG493$bRG493.5$cGynecology
=150  \\$aBreast$xExamination
=750  \2$aBreast Self-Examination$5IEN$0(DNLM)D016504

=LDR  00423cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880361913902441
=005  20120730162615.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85016683 
=035  \\$aBZL6589NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aRC942$cGeneral and male
=053  \\$aRG491$bRG499$cFemale
=053  \\$aRG861$cPuerperal state
=150  \\$aBreast$xDiseases
=750  \2$aBreast Diseases$5IEN$0(DNLM)D001941

=LDR  00336cz  a2200133n  4500
=001  9880361914002441
=005  20120730162615.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|n\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85016679 
=035  \\$aBZL6585NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRC280.B8
=150  \\$aBreast$xCancer
=750  \2$aBreast Neoplasms$5IEN$0(DNLM)D001943

=LDR  00528cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880361914102441
=005  20120730162614.0
=008  860211||\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85016677 
=035  \\$aBZL6583NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQM495$cHuman anatomy
=150  \\$aBreast
=450  \\$aBreasts
=550  \\$wg$aChest
=550  \\$aLarge-breasted women
=670  \\$aMosby's med. dict., 2006$b(breast: the anterior aspect of the surface of the chest; a mammary gland)
=750  \2$aBreast$5IEN$0(DNLM)D001940

=LDR  00416cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880361914202441
=005  20130307090608.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85016672 
=035  \\$aBZL6578NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aTX733
=150  \\$aBreakfasts
=450  \\$aMeals
=550  \\$wg$aCooking
=550  \\$wg$aMenus
=550  \\$aBrunches
=750  \2$aBreakfast$0(DNLM)D062408$5IEN

=LDR  00447cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880361914302441
=005  20120730162614.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85016646 
=035  \\$aBZL6552NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aTX769$cBread making
=150  \\$aBread
=450  \\$aBreads
=550  \\$wg$aBaked products
=550  \\$aCooking (Bread)
=681  \\$iExample under$aFood
=750  \2$aBread$5IEN$0(DNLM)D001939

=LDR  00817cz  a2200241n  4500
=001  9880361914402441
=005  20080214085627.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85015646 
=035  \\$aBZL5552NU
=035  \\$aSH 85015646
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aZ993$bZ996
=150  \\$aBookplates
=360  \\$isubdivision$aIn bookplates$iunder names of countries, cities, etc., individual persons, and corporate bodies, and under individual wars, e.g.$aWorld War, 1939-1945--In bookplates
=450  \\$wnne$aBook-plates
=450  \\$aEx libris
=550  \\$wg$aBooks$xOwners' marks
=550  \\$wg$aLabels
=670  \\$aWeb. 3$b(Bookplate)
=670  \\$aRandom House$b(Bookplate)
=670  \\$aArt & arch. thesaurus, 1990$b(Bookplates)
=750  \2$aBookplates as Topics$0(DNLM)D001876$5IEN

=LDR  00421cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880361914502441
=005  20120730162604.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85015644 
=035  \\$aBZL5550NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aZ276
=150  \\$aBook ornamentation
=550  \\$wg$aBookbinding
=550  \\$wg$aPrinting
=690  \\$ar:AMD:6/1/90
=750  \2$aBook Ornamentation$5IEN$0(DNLM)D001871

=LDR  00741cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880361914602441
=005  20150602143451.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85015617 
=035  \\$aBZL5523NU
=035  \\$aSH 85015617
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aZ116$bZ550
=150  \\$aBook industries and trade
=450  \\$aBook trade
=550  \\$wg$aCultural industries
=550  \\$wg$aManufacturing industries
=670  \\$aBookman's glossary, 1983:$bp. 33 (no entry for "book industry." Book Industry Study Group, "an organization of publishers, booksellers, librarians, book manufacturers, and suppliers") p. 36 (Book trade, def. 2, loosely the general book business)
=750  \2$aBook Industry$5IEN$0(DNLM)D001870

=LDR  00557cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880361914702441
=005  20120730162603.0
=008  040421i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85015610 
=035  \\$aBZL5516NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aZ987$bZ997
=150  \\$aBook collecting
=450  \\$aBibliophily
=450  \\$aBooks$xCollectors and collecting
=550  \\$wg$aBook selection
=550  \\$wg$aCollectors and collecting
=550  \\$aAntiquarian booksellers
=550  \\$aBibliomania
=750  \2$aBook Collecting$5IEN$0(DNLM)D001868

=LDR  00362cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880361914802441
=005  20120730162603.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|n\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85015553 
=035  \\$aBZL5459NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRC280.B
=150  \\$aBones$xTumors
=690  \\$ar:AMD:6/18/90
=750  \2$aBone Neoplasms$5IEN$0(DNLM)D001859

=LDR  00354cz  a2200133n  4500
=001  9880361914902441
=005  20120730162603.0
=008  860211in\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|n\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85015552 
=035  \\$aBZL5458NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRC312.5.B
=150  \\$aBones$xTuberculosis
=750  \2$aTuberculosis, Osteoarticular$5IEN$0(DNLM)D014394

=LDR  00537cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362707602441
=005  20120730164026.0
=008  060524i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85137530 
=035  \\$aBZY7436NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQP572.T5
=150  \\$aTriiodothyronine
=450  \\$aLiothyronine
=450  \\$aT3 thyroid hormone
=550  \\$wg$aThyronines
=670  \\$aMESH browser, May 24, 2006$b(Triiodothyronine. Entry terms: Liothyronine; T3 Thyroid Hormone)
=750  \2$aTriiodothyronine$5IEN$0(DNLM)D014284

=LDR  00490cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362707702441
=005  20120730164026.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85137529 
=035  \\$aBZY7435NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dCU-A
=150  \\$aTrihalomethanes
=450  \\$aTHMs (Trihalomethanes)
=550  \\$wg$aOrganohalogen compounds
=670  \\$aHalogen formation from chlorination practices, 1991:$bleaf 1 (Trihalomethanes, THMs)
=750  \2$aTrihalomethanes$5IEN$0(DNLM)D022882

=LDR  00332cz  a2200133n  4500
=001  9880362707802441
=005  20120730164026.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85137515 
=035  \\$aBZY7421NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aTriglycerides
=550  \\$wg$aGlycerides
=750  \2$aTriglycerides$5IEN$0(DNLM)D014280

=LDR  00348cz  a2200133n  4500
=001  9880362707902441
=005  20120518111827.0
=008  931025||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85137510 
=035  \\$aBZY7416NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aTrigeminal nerve
=550  \\$wg$aNerves, Cranial
=750  \2$aTrigeminal Nerve$0(DNLM)D014276$5IEN

=LDR  00379cz  a2200133n  4500
=001  9880362708002441
=005  20120730164026.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85137497 
=035  \\$aBZY7403NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aTricuspid valve insufficiency
=550  \\$wg$aTricuspid valve$xDiseases
=750  \2$aTricuspid Valve Insufficiency$5IEN$0(DNLM)D014262

=LDR  00558cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362708102441
=005  20120730164026.0
=008  911219||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85137494 
=035  \\$aBZY7400NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aTricuspid valve
=450  \\$aRight atrioventricular valve
=450  \\$aValva atrioventricularis dextra
=550  \\$wg$aHeart valves
=670  \\$aInter. dict. med. biol.$b(tricuspid valva, valva atrioventricularis dextra; right atrioventricular valve)
=750  \2$aTricuspid Valve$5IEN$0(DNLM)D014261

=LDR  00391cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362708202441
=005  20120730164026.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85137482 
=035  \\$aBZY7388NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRC186.T
=150  \\$aTrichuriasis
=450  \\$aTrichocephaliasis
=550  \\$wg$aHelminthiasis
=750  \2$aTrichuriasis$5IEN$0(DNLM)D014257

=LDR  00577cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880362708302441
=005  20120730164026.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85137481 
=035  \\$aBZY7387NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQP632.T75$cBiochemistry
=053  \\$aRA1242.T68$cToxicology
=150  \\$aTrichothecenes
=450  \\$aEpoxytrichothecenes
=450  \\$aScirpenes
=450  \\$aTrichothecene epoxides
=550  \\$wg$aEpoxy compounds
=550  \\$wg$aMycotoxins
=550  \\$wg$aTerpenes
=750  \2$aTrichothecenes$5IEN$0(DNLM)D014255

=LDR  00387cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362708402441
=005  20120730164026.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85137478 
=035  \\$aBZY7384LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aQK495.C96
=150  \\$aTrichosanthes
=550  \\$wg$aCucurbitaceae
=550  \\$wg$aGourds
=750  \2$aTrichosanthes$5IEN$0(DNLM)D029778

=LDR  00399cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362708502441
=005  20120730164026.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85137472 
=035  \\$aBZY7378NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aTrichomoniasis
=450  \\$aTrichomonas infections$5IEN
=550  \\$wg$aProtozoan diseases
=750  \2$aTrichomonas Infections$5IEN$0(DNLM)D014245

=LDR  00352cz  a2200133n  4500
=001  9880362708602441
=005  20120730164026.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85137471 
=035  \\$aBZY7377NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aTrichomonas vaginalis
=550  \\$wg$aVaginitis
=750  \2$aTrichomonas vaginalis$5IEN$0(DNLM)D014246

=LDR  00761cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880362708702441
=005  20140703171145.0
=008  030730i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85137469 
=035  \\$aBZY7375NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQK650
=150  \\$aTrichomes
=450  \\$aPlant hairs
=450  \\$aTrichomas
=550  \\$wg$aHair
=550  \\$wg$aPlant anatomy
=670  \\$aLittle, R.J. Dict. of botany, 1980$b(trichome: in vascular plants, an epidermal outgrowth, such as a hair or scale)
=670  \\$aHenderson's dict. of biol. terms, 1979$b(trichome: an outgrowth of plant epidermis, either hairs or scales, alt. trichoma)
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=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
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=LDR  00359cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362708902441
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=001  9880362709002441
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=LDR  01038cz  a2200325n  4500
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=001  9880362709202441
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=LDR  00391cz  a2200145n  4500
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=LDR  00406cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362709502441
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=LDR  00433cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362709602441
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=LDR  01907cz  a2200421n  4500
=001  9880362709702441
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=450  \\$aTrichechus clusii
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=450  \\$wnne$aTrichechus manatus
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=670  \\$aITIS, Sept. 15, 2000$b(Trichechus manatus. Common names: manatee, West Indian manatee)
=670  \\$aWalker's mammals of the world, via WWW, Sept. 15, 2000$b(Trichechus manatus (West Indian manatee))
=670  \\$aRevised checklist of No. Am. mammals north of Mexico, 1997, via WWW, Sept. 15, 2000$b(Trichechus manatus, Manatee)
=670  \\$aBritannica Micro.:$bv. 7, p. 758 (Caribbean manatee (T. manatus))
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=LDR  00405cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362709802441
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=010  \\$ash 85137438 
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=LDR  00351cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362709902441
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=010  \\$ash 85137433 
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=LDR  00674cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362710002441
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=LDR  00470cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362710102441
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=LDR  00378cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362710202441
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=001  9880362710302441
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=LDR  00327cz  a2200133n  4500
=001  9880362710402441
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=001  9880362710502441
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=LDR  00486cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362710602441
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=LDR  00417cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362710702441
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=LDR  00465cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362710802441
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=LDR  00662cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880362710902441
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=001  9880362711002441
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=LDR  00391cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362711102441
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=LDR  00861cz  a2200253n  4500
=001  9880362711202441
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=001  9880362711302441
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=001  9880362711402441
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=001  9880362711502441
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=001  9880362711602441
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=LDR  00503cz  a2200193n  4500
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=LDR  00382cz  a2200145n  4500
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=LDR  00452cz  a2200157n  4500
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=550  \\$wg$aPsychosexual disorders
=670  \\$aMiller, R. The bliss of becoming one, 1996.
=670  \\$a97-11130: Rowe, Robert J. Bert & Lori : the autobiography of a cross-dresser, 1997.
=670  \\$aLC database, Mar. 25, 1997$b(cross-dressing; crossdressing)
=670  \\$aTrans Student Educational Resources, WWW site, Mar. 31, 2017:$b(Crossdressing (also crossdressing): The act of dressing and presenting as a different gender. One who considers this an integral part of their identity may identify as a crossdresser. 'Transvestite' is often considered a pejorative term with the same meaning.$uhttp://www.transstudent.org/definitions
=670  \\$aNational Center for Transgender Equality, WWW site, Mar. 31, 2017:$b(Crossdresser: A term for people who dress in clothing traditionally or stereotypically worn by the other sex, but who generally have no intent to live fulltime as the other gender. The older term "transvestite" is considered derogatory by many in the United States.)$uhttp://www.transequality.org/issues/resources/transgenderterminology
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=001  9880362712402441
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=670  \\$aRandom House dict.$b(transsexual: 1. a person having a strong desire to assume the physical characteristics and gender role of the opposite sex.  2. a person who has undergone hormone treatment and surgery to attain the physical characteristics of the opposite sex.)
=680  \\$iHere are entered works on individuals whose gender identity does not match their physical sexual characteristics, and who usually undergo an anatomical sex change.
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=LDR  00747cz  a2200229n  4500
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=LDR  00485cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362712602441
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=LDR  01734cz  a2200337n  4500
=001  9880362712702441
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=008  050812i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
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=550  \\$wg$aLocomotion
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=550  \\$aCommunication and traffic
=550  \\$aStorage and moving trade
=670  \\$aDimitriou, H. A developmental approach to urban transport planning, 1995.
=670  \\$aKelly, V. Transport through the ages, 1993.
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=670  \\$aTechnology plan for Virginia: transportation technologies, c1997:$bp. 1 (transportation industry; the transportation industry consists of those companies and organizations that create and operate transportation equipment, systems, or services or provide technologies that enhance the movement of people, goods and services)
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=LDR  01054cz  a2200313n  4500
=001  9880362712902441
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=LDR  00736cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362713002441
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=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85137007 
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=LDR  01090cz  a2200253n  4500
=001  9880362713102441
=005  20120730164022.0
=008  030429i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85136984 
=035  \\$aBZY6890NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
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=LDR  00826cz  a2200265n  4500
=001  9880362713202441
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=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85136979 
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=LDR  00422cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362713302441
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=010  \\$ash 85136978 
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=LDR  00767cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362713402441
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=008  871218||\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|n\ana\\\\\\
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=LDR  00878cz  a2200241n  4500
=001  9880362713502441
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=001  9880362713602441
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=001  9880362713702441
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=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
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=035  \\$aBZY6860NU
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=LDR  00375cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362713802441
=005  20100223100554.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85136935 
=035  \\$aBZY6841NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aTransistors
=550  \\$wg$aElectronics
=550  \\$wg$aSemiconductors
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=LDR  00480cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362713902441
=005  20120730164022.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85136926 
=035  \\$aBZY6832NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRJ255.6.T7$cNeonatology
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=450  \\$aDiaphanoscopy
=450  \\$aElectrodiaphanoscopy
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=550  \\$wg$aPhysical diagnosis
=750  \2$aTransillumination$5IEN$0(DNLM)D014172

=LDR  00663cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362714002441
=005  20250211111125.0
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=010  \\$ash 85136921 
=035  \\$aBZY6827LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \\$aQP606.T73
=150  \\$aTransglutaminases
=450  \\$aBlood coagulation factor XIIIa
=450  \\$aGlutaminyl-peptide glutamyltransferase
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=750  \2$iNarrower mapping$aProtein Glutamine gamma Glutamyltransferase 2$0(DNLM)D000091345$4NM$5IEN-M
=930  \\$aLCSH Mapping GN 2025/02/07

=LDR  00557cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880362714102441
=005  20120730164022.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85136915 
=035  \\$aBZY6821NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aQP552.T7
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=450  \\$aSiderophilin
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=750  \2$aTransferrin$5IEN$0(DNLM)D014168

=LDR  00445cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362714202441
=005  20201102122513.0
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=010  \\$ash 85136914
=035  \\$aBZY6820NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRC489.T73
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=550  \\$wg$aPsychoanalysis
=550  \\$wg$aPsychotherapy
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=LDR  00361cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362714302441
=005  20120730164021.0
=008  860211||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85136913 
=035  \\$aBZY6819NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQP605$bQP606
=150  \\$aTransferases
=550  \\$wg$aEnzymes
=750  \2$aTransferases$5IEN$0(DNLM)D014166

=LDR  00778cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362714402441
=005  20201223135337.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85136907
=035  \\$aBZY6813NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aLB1059
=150  \\$aTransfer of training
=450  \\$aTransfer of learning
=550  \\$wg$aEducational psychology
=550  \\$wg$aLearning, Psychology of
=550  \\$aFormal discipline
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=750  \2$aTransfer, Psychology$0(DNLM)D014163$5IEN

=LDR  00571cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362714502441
=005  20120730164021.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85136904 
=035  \\$aBZY6810NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQR185.8.T67$cImmunology
=053  \\$aRM282.T7$cTherapeutics
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=450  \\$aPassive sensitization transfer factor
=450  \\$aSensitization transfer factor
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=750  \2$aTransfer Factor$5IEN$0(DNLM)D014165

=LDR  00406cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362714602441
=005  20120730164021.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85136898 
=035  \\$aBZY6804NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
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=550  \\$wg$aNucleic acids
=550  \\$wg$aViral genetics
=550  \\$aGenetic transformation
=750  \2$aTransfection$5IEN$0(DNLM)D014162

=LDR  00479cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362714702441
=005  20120730164021.0
=008  860211||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85136897 
=035  \\$aBZY6803NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQR73
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=750  \2$aTransduction, Genetic$5IEN$0(DNLM)D014161

=LDR  00537cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362714802441
=005  20120730164021.0
=008  860211||\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85136892 
=035  \\$aBZY6798NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
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=053  \0$aTK7872.T6$cElectronics
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=550  \\$wg$aElectromechanical devices
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=750  \2$aTransducers$5IEN$0(DNLM)D014159

=LDR  00729cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880362714902441
=005  20120730164021.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85136890 
=035  \\$aBZY6796NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRM880
=150  \\$aTranscutaneous electrical nerve stimulation
=450  \\$aElectroanalgesia
=450  \\$aNerve stimulation, Transcutaneous electrical
=450  \\$aPercutaneous electrical nerve stimulation
=450  \\$aTENS (Therapeutics)
=450  \\$aTransdermal electrostimulation
=550  \\$wg$aAnalgesia
=550  \\$wg$aNeural stimulation
=690  \\$ar:AMD:6/27/90$ar:AJO:8/15/90
=750  \2$aTranscutaneous Electric Nerve Stimulation$5IEN$0(DNLM)D004561

=LDR  00383cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362715002441
=005  20120730164021.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85136871 
=035  \\$aBZY6777NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRC489.T7
=150  \\$aTransactional analysis
=550  \\$wg$aPsychotherapy
=750  \2$aTransactional Analysis$5IEN$0(DNLM)D014152

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=053  \\$aRM333
=150  \\$aTranquilizing drugs
=450  \\$aAntianxiety agents
=450  \\$aAntianxiety drugs
=450  \\$aAnxiolytic agents
=450  \\$aAnxiolytic drugs
=450  \\$aAnxiolytics
=450  \\$aAtaractic drugs
=450  \\$aMinor tranquilizers
=450  \\$aMinor tranquilizing agents
=450  \\$aMinor tranquilizing drugs
=450  \\$aTranquilizers
=450  \\$aTranquilizing agents$5IEN
=550  \\$wg$aPsychotropic drugs
=670  \\$aLazarus, A. The neuroleptic malignant syndromes and related conditions, c1989.
=670  \\$aGoth. Med. pharmacol., 1988.
=670  \\$aGoodman. The pharmacological basis of therapeutics, 1985.
=670  \\$aKatzung. Basic and clinical pharmacology, 1987.
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Tranquilizing agents, Minor)
=750  \2$aTranquilizing Agents$5IEN$0(DNLM)D014149

=LDR  00828cz  a2200241n  4500
=001  9880362715202441
=005  20120730164021.0
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=035  \\$aBZY6759NU
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=150  \\$aTramps
=450  \\$aHoboes
=450  \\$aTransients$5IEN
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=670  \\$aSeven secrets to avoiding car accidents, via WWW, June 6, 2005
=670  \\$aWrecked exotics website, June 6, 2005$b(car accidents, car wrecks, car crash; crashes)
=670  \\$aAutomotive Technologies International home page, June 6, 2005$b(Over 43,000 people were killed in automotive collisions last year in the United States)
=670  \\$aAnalysis of holiday fatalities on Virginia highways, 1999:$bp. 1 (motor vehicle crashes were the seventh leading cause of death in Virginia for 1999)
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=670  \\$aInter. dict. med. biol.$b(stenosis, tracheal stenosis. Also called tracheostenosis)
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=450  \\$aTracheal diseases$5IEN
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=LDR  00482cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362716302441
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=550  \\$aLarynx
=750  \2$aTrachea$5IEN$0(DNLM)D014132

=LDR  00422cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362716402441
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=670  \\$aMajor- and trace-element analyses of Steens Basalt, southeastern Oregon, 1998:$bp. 1 (major- and trace-element analyses of 85 lava flows and dikes collected from the Steens Basalt at Steens Mountain, Oregon)
=670  \\$aDictionary.com, July 15, 2014$b(trace element noun Biochemistry: any element that is required in minute quantities for physiological functioning. Also called trace mineral.)
=670  \\$aMerriam-Webster online, July 15, 2014$b(trace element : a chemical element that is present only in very small amounts; a chemical or element that a living thing needs in very small amounts in order to live)
=670  \\$aCollins English dictionary, via WWW, July 15, 2014$b(trace element: any of various chemical elements, such as iron, manganese, zinc, copper, and iodine, that occur in very small amounts in organisms and are essential for many physiological and biochemical processes)
=670  \\$aEncyc. Britannica online, July 15, 2014$b(trace element, also called Micronutrient, in biology, any chemical element required by living organisms in minute amounts, usually as part of a vital enzyme, a cell-produced catalytic protein. Exact needs vary among species, but commonly required plant micronutrients include copper, boron, zinc, manganese, and molybdenum. Animals also require manganese, iodine, and cobalt. Lack of a necessary plant micronutrient in the soil causes plant deficiency diseases; lack of animal micronutrients in the soil may not harm the plants, but, without them, animals feeding solely on those plants develop deficiency diseases.)
=670  \\$aWikipedia, July 15, 2014$b(In analytical chemistry, a trace element is an element in a sample that has an average concentration of less than 100 parts per million measured in atomic count or less than 100 micrograms per gram. In biochemistry, a trace element is a dietary mineral that is needed in very minute quantities for the proper growth, development, and physiology of the organism. In geochemistry, a trace element is a chemical element whose concentration is less than 1000 ppm or 0.1% of a rock's composition.)
=670  \\$aPlant nutrients, via North Carolina Dept. of Agriculture & Consumer Services website, July 15, 2014$b(Sixteen chemical elements are known to be important to a plant's growth and survival. The sixteen chemical elements are divided into two main groups: non-mineral and mineral. The Non-Mineral Nutrients are hydrogen (H), oxygen (O), & carbon (C). The mineral nutrients are divided into two groups: macronutrients and micronutrients. Macronutrients can be broken into two more groups: primary and secondary nutrients. The primary nutrients are nitrogen (N), phosphorus (P), and potassium (K). The secondary nutrients are calcium (Ca), magnesium (Mg), and sulfur (S). There are usually enough of these nutrients in the soil so fertilization is not always needed. Also, large amounts of Calcium and Magnesium are added when lime is applied to acidic soils. Micronutrients are those elements essential for plant growth which are needed in only very small (micro) quantities. These elements are sometimes called minor elements or trace elements, but use of the term micronutrient is encouraged by the American Society of Agronomy and the Soil Science Society of America. The micronutrients are boron (B), copper (Cu), iron (Fe), chloride (Cl), manganese (Mn), molybdenum (Mo) and zinc (Zn).)
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=035  \\$aCTQ7995NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \\$aRD96.58
=150  \0$aCrush syndrome
=450  \0$aBywaters' syndrome
=450  \0$aCompression syndrome
=450  \0$aCrush injuries
=450  \0$aCrush injury
=450  \0$aMyorenal syndrome
=450  \0$aRhabdomyolysis, Traumatic
=450  \0$aTraumatic rhabdomyolysis
=550  \0$wg$aSyndromes
=550  \0$wg$aWounds and injuries
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 96-228319: Nechaev, �E.A. Diagnostika i patogeneticheskoe lechenie sindroma dlitel�nogo sdavleni�i�a, 1992.
=670  \\$aMESH.
=670  \\$aDorland's med. dict.
=670  \\$aGould med. dict.$b(Crush syndrome. Syn.: Compression syndrome; Bywaters' syndrome)
=670  \\$aJablonski's dict. syndromes$b(Crush syndrome. Syn.: Bywaters syndrome, compression syndrome, crush injury, myorenal syndrome, traumatic rhabdomyolysis)
=670  \\$aMEDLINE.
=750  \2$aCrush Syndrome$5IEN$0(DNLM)D003444

=LDR  00676cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880363138802441
=005  20060609140546.0
=008  970114i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 97000516 
=035  \\$aCTQ7921NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \0$aQP572.G52
=150  \\$aGlucagon-like peptide 1
=450  \\$aGLP-1 (Hormone)
=550  \\$wg$aGastrointestinal hormones
=550  \\$wg$aPeptide hormones
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 97-4323: The insulinotropic gut hormone glucagon-like peptide-1, 1997$b(GLP-1)
=670  \\$aMESH Suppl. Chem.$b(glucagon-like peptide 1)
=670  \\$aMEDLINE.
=670  \\$aChem. abst.
=750  \2$aGlucagon-Like Peptide 1$0(DNLM)D052216$5IEN

=LDR  00713cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880363138902441
=005  20120730164432.0
=008  960820i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 96008848 
=035  \\$aCTD9408LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \0$aQK495.C74$cBotany
=150  \\$aRhaponticum
=550  \\$wg$aCompositae
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 96-172264: Kholop�t�seva, N.P. Vvedenie v kul�turu maral�ego korn�i�a v Karelii, 1993:$bp. 5 (Rhaponticum carthamoides; Astraceae (Compositae))
=670  \\$aInd. nom. gen. (plant.)$b(Rhaponticum)
=670  \\$aDict. flow. ferns$b(Rhaponticum; Compositae)
=675  \\$aHortus 3;$aWeb. 3;$aSPN;$aEngler Syl. Pflanz.
=750  \2$aLeuzea$5IEN$0(DNLM)D043843

=LDR  00374cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880363139002441
=005  20120730164432.0
=008  960819i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 96008818 
=035  \\$aCTD9391NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=150  \0$aPhenylacetates
=550  \0$wg$aCarboxylic acids
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Phenylacetates)
=750  \2$aPhenylacetates$5IEN$0(DNLM)D010648

=LDR  00643cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880363139102441
=005  20120730164432.0
=008  960807i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 96008519 
=035  \\$aCTD9337NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=150  \0$aHomovanillic acid
=450  \0$aHVA (Homovanillic acid)
=550  \0$wg$aPhenylacetates
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 9630139: Plasma homovanillic acid studies in schizophrenia ... 1996$b(homovanillic acid, HVA)
=670  \\$aMESH.
=670  \\$aMerck index.
=670  \\$aBasic and clinical pharmacology, 3rd. ed.:$bp. 307 (homovanillic acid, HVA)
=750  \2$aHomovanillic Acid$5IEN$0(DNLM)D006719

=LDR  00768cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880363139202441
=005  20120730164432.0
=008  960819i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\c
=010  \\$ash 96008797 
=035  \\$aCTD3411NU
=040  \\$aCtHT$cDLC$dAzTeS
=053  \0$aQK495.L25$cBotany
=150  \\$aScutellaria
=450  \\$aSkullcaps (Plants)
=550  \\$wg$aLamiaceae
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Epling, C. American species of Scutellaria, 1942.
=670  \\$aWeb. 3.
=670  \\$aSyn. liv. org.:$bv. 1, p. 451.
=670  \\$aOld catalog heading.
=670  \\$aDictionary of Common Names WWW, Feb. 25, 2007$bLatin to common (Scutellaria = skullcap)
=670  \\$aPlants.usda.gov website, Mar. 9, 2006$b(scutellaria (skullcap))
=750  \2$aScutellaria$5IEN$0(DNLM)D031363

=LDR  00489cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880363139302441
=005  20120730164432.0
=008  960819i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\c
=010  \\$ash 96008780 
=035  \\$aCTD3408NU
=040  \\$aCtHT$cDLC
=053  \0$aQK495.L25$cBotany
=150  \\$aMonarda
=550  \\$wg$aLamiaceae
=670  \\$aWork cat.: McClintock, E.M. Review of the genus Monarda, 1942.
=670  \\$aWeb. 3.
=670  \\$aOld catalog heading.
=750  \2$aMonarda$5IEN$0(DNLM)D031338

=LDR  02120cz  a2200373n  4500
=001  9880363139402441
=005  20190215114835.0
=008  960205i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\c
=010  \\$ash 96001186
=035  \\$aCSK6112NU
=040  \\$aCSfA$beng$cDLC$dDLC$dWaU
=053  \0$aGN51$bGN290$cAnthropology
=053  \0$aQL737.P94$cZoology
=150  \\$aHominids
=450  \\$aGreat apes
=450  \\$aHominians
=450  \\$wnne$aHominidae
=450  \\$aHomininae
=450  \\$aHomonids
=450  \\$aHominins
=450  \\$aMan-like primates
=450  \\$aPongidae
=550  \\$wg$aApes
=550  \\$wg$aPrimates
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Nelson, A.J. Cortical bone thickness in the primate and hominid postcranium, 1995.
=670  \\$aOld catalog heading$b(Hominidae)
=670  \\$aWeb. 3$b(hominid, also homonid, hominian)
=670  \\$aGeoRef$b(Hominidae)
=670  \\$aITIS, Jan. 7, 2014$b(Family Hominidae - man-like primates. Direct children: Genus Gorilla; Genus Homo - hominoids; Genus Pan; Genus Pongo)
=670  \\$aMammal species of the world, via Smithsonian National Museum of Natural History website, Jan. 7, 2014$b(Family Hominidae. Synonym: Pongidae. Includes: Genus Gorilla, genus Homo, genus Pan, genus Pongo. The genera are placed in two subfamilies by Groves: Ponginae (Pongo alone), and Homininae (Gorilla, Homo, Pan))
=670  \\$aAnimal diversity web, Jan. 7, 2014$b(Family Hominidae - great apes and humans)
=670  \\$aWikipedia, Jan. 7, 2014$b(Apes are Old World anthropoid mammals, more specifically a clade of tailless catarrhine primates, belonging to the biological superfamily Hominoidea. Hominoidea contains two families of living (extant) species: Hylobatidae consists of four genera and sixteen species of gibbon, including the lar gibbon and the siamang. They are commonly referred to as lesser apes. Hominidae consists of orangutans, gorillas, chimpanzees, bonobos and humans. Alternatively, the hominidae family are collectively described as the great apes.)
=688  \\$aHeading changed 20140328 from: 150:##:_{dollar}a Hominidae
=750  \2$aHominidae$5IEN$0(DNLM)D015186

=LDR  00457cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880363139502441
=005  20120730164432.0
=008  960819i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\c
=010  \\$ash 96008778 
=035  \\$aCTD3407LC
=040  \\$aCtHT$cDLC
=053  \0$aQK569.R37$cBotany
=150  \\$aLaurencia
=550  \\$wg$aRhodomelaceae
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Yamada, Y. Notes on Laurencia, 1931.
=670  \\$aWeb. 3$b(Laurencia)
=750  \2$aLaurencia$5IEN$0(DNLM)D044722

=LDR  00650cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880363139602441
=005  20120730164432.0
=008  960809i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 96008594 
=035  \\$aCTD3319NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \\$aRJ506.D55
=150  \0$aDissociative disorders in children
=550  \0$wg$aChild psychopathology
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 96-33496: The dissociative child ... 1996.
=750  \2$81$wb$aDissociative Disorders$5IEN$0(DNLM)D004213
=750  \2$81$wb$aChild$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002648
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aDissociative Disorders$iand$aChild$5IEN

=LDR  00526cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880363139702441
=005  20080404153141.0
=008  951204i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 95010177 
=035  \\$aCSJ5081NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \\$aQP609.R53
=150  \0$aRibonucleases
=450  \0$aRNases
=550  \0$wg$aNucleases
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 93-126284: Trautwein-Fritz, K. Construction of an improved expression system for bovine pancreatic ribonuclease A ... 1992.
=750  \2$aRibonucleases$0(DNLM)D012260$5IEN

=LDR  00612cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880363139802441
=005  20120730164426.0
=008  951201i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\c
=010  \\$ash 95010095 
=035  \\$aCSJ5007LC
=040  \\$aMnMHCL$cDLC
=150  \0$aCooperativeness in adolescence
=550  \0$wg$aAdolescent psychology
=670  \\$aHennepin$b(Cooperation in teenagers)
=750  \2$81$wb$aCooperative Behavior$5IEN$0(DNLM)D003299
=750  \2$81$wb$aAdolescent$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000293
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aCooperative Behavior$iand$aAdolescent$5IEN

=LDR  00861cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880363139902441
=005  20080211085416.0
=008  960731i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\c
=010  \\$ash 96008310 
=035  \\$aCTD3268NU
=040  \\$aMH$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \0$aProtein-tyrosine phosphatase
=450  \0$aPhosphotyrosine phosphatase
=450  \0$aPTPase
=450  \0$aTyrosine phosphatase
=450  \0$aTyrosine phosphoprotein phosphatase
=450  \0$aTyrosyl phosphoprotein phosphatase
=550  \0$wg$aPhosphoprotein phosphatases
=670  \\$aWork cat.: sn95-30800: Protein profile. Phosphoprotein phosphatases 1, Tyrosine phosphatases, vol. 2, no. 13 (1995), surrogate:$bcontents  (protein-tyrosine phosphatases)
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Protein-tyrosine phosphatase)
=670  \\$aEnz. nomenclature.
=750  \2$aProtein Tyrosine Phosphatases$0(DNLM)D017027$5IEN

=LDR  00588cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880363140002441
=005  20120730164425.0
=008  951201i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\c
=010  \\$ash 95010094 
=035  \\$aCSJ5006LC
=040  \\$aMnMHCL$cDLC
=150  \0$aCooperativeness in women
=550  \0$wg$aWomen$xPsychology
=670  \\$aHennepin$b(Cooperation in women)
=750  \2$81$wb$aCooperative Behavior$5IEN$0(DNLM)D003299
=750  \2$81$wb$aWomen$5IEN$0(DNLM)D014930
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aCooperative Behavior$iand$aWomen$5IEN

=LDR  00518cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880363140102441
=005  20120730164431.0
=008  960806i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\c
=010  \\$ash 96008503 
=035  \\$aCTC8565NU
=040  \\$aMnMHCL$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \0$aEarwax
=450  \0$aCerumen
=450  \0$aEar wax
=550  \0$wg$aEar$xSecretions
=550  \0$wg$aWaxes
=670  \\$aHennepin$b(Ear wax)
=670  \\$aRandom House.
=670  \\$aWeb 3$b(Cerumen called also Earwax)
=750  \2$aCerumen$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002571

=LDR  00930cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880363140202441
=005  20131010111614.0
=008  951130i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 95010052 
=035  \\$aCSJ4981LC
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC$dWaU
=053  \0$aQK495.A83$cBotany
=150  \\$aCordyline
=550  \\$wg$aAsparagaceae
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Simpson, P. Sudden decline in cabbage trees (Cordyline australis), 1991.
=670  \\$aWeb. 3$b(Cordyline)
=670  \\$aSalmon, J.T. Native trees of New Zealand, 1986:$bp. 347 (Cordyline: genus of fifteen species)
=670  \\$aITIS, July 16, 2013$b(Genus Cordyline Comm. ex R. Br. - cordyline. Family Asparagaceae)
=670  \\$aGRIN taxonomy for plants, July 16, 2013$b(Genus Cordyline Comm. ex R. Br. Family: Asparagaceae, subfamily Lomandroideae Also sometimes placed in: Agavaceae, Asteliaceae, Laxmanniaceae, Lomandraceae)
=750  \2$aCordyline$5IEN$0(DNLM)D031406

=LDR  00554cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880363140302441
=005  20120730164425.0
=008  951109i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 95009543 
=035  \\$aCSH6718NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=150  \\$aFumonisins
=550  \\$wg$aMycotoxins
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 95-26382: Fumonisins in food, 1996.
=670  \\$aMEDLINE.
=670  \\$aChem. abst.:$bChem. substance index (Fumonisin B4)
=670  \\$aMESH Chem. Suppl.$b(Fumonisin B1, Fumonisin B2, Fumonisin B3)
=750  \2$aFumonisins$5IEN$0(DNLM)D037341

=LDR  00594cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880363140402441
=005  20120730164431.0
=008  960806i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\c
=010  \\$ash 96008472 
=035  \\$aCTC8546NU
=040  \\$aMnMHCL$cDLC
=150  \0$aBelching
=450  \0$aBurping
=450  \0$aEructation
=550  \0$aGastrointestinal gas
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 96-168347: Branzei, S. Planet Dexter's grossology, 1995.
=670  \\$aHennepin$b(Belching)
=670  \\$aWeb. 3:$bp. 101 (Belch; Burp; Eructation)
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Eructation)
=750  \2$aEructation$5IEN$0(DNLM)D004884

=LDR  00788cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880363140502441
=005  20120730164425.0
=008  951106i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\c
=010  \\$ash 95009366 
=035  \\$aCSG9378LC
=040  \\$aOr$cDLC
=053  \0$aQK495.C74$cBotany
=053  \0$aSB615.S5$cWeeds
=150  \\$aSow thistles
=450  \\$aSonchus
=450  \\$aSowthistles
=550  \\$wg$aCompositae
=550  \\$wg$aThistles
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Downard, R. Annual and perennial sowthistles, Sonchus oleraceus, S. asper, S. uliginosus, S. arvensis, 1995.
=670  \\$aWeb. 3$b(sow thistle: any of several ... annual or perennial weedy herbs constituting the genus Sonchus; Sonchus: a genus (family Compositae) comprising the sow thistles)
=750  \2$aSonchus$5IEN$0(DNLM)D031184

=LDR  01013cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880363140602441
=005  20060515100614.0
=008  960802i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 96008414 
=035  \\$aCTC8508NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=150  \0$aCyclooxygenases
=450  \0$aArachidonate cyclooxygenases
=450  \0$aProstaglandin-endoperoxide synthases
=550  \0$wg$aOxidoreductases
=550  \0$aProstaglandins$xSynthesis
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 96-163250: Improved non-steroid anti-flammatory drugs COX-2 enzyme inhibitors : proceedings of a conference held on October 10-11, 1995, at Regent's College, London, c1996.
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Cyclooxygenase inhibitors; Cyclooxygenase, see Prostaglandin-Endoperoxide synthase)
=670  \\$aChem. abst.$b(Arachidonate cyclooxygenase [39391-18-9])
=670  \\$aEnzyme nomenclature, 1992$b(Prostaglandin-endoperoxidase synthase (1.14.99.1))
=670  \\$aMEDLINE$b(Cyclooxygenase)
=750  \2$aProstaglandin-Endoperoxide Synthases$0(DNLM)D011451$5IEN

=LDR  00909cz  a2200241n  4500
=001  9880363140702441
=005  20060707123737.0
=008  951031||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 95009183 
=035  \\$aCSG9268NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=150  \\$aMyc proteins
=450  \\$aMyc oncoproteins
=450  \\$aMyc proto-oncogene proteins
=450  \\$aOncoproteins, Myc
=450  \\$aProto-oncogene proteins, Myc
=550  \\$wg$aTranscription factors
=550  \\$wg$aTumor proteins
=550  \\$aMyc oncogenes
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 95-45215: Dang, C.V. c-Myc function in neoplasia, 1995.
=670  \\$aDr. Harold E. Varmus, Director, National Institutes of Health. "Cancer : When good cells go bad". NIH Mini-Med School on Capitol Hill, October 30, 1995.
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Oncogene Protein p55 (v-myc); Proto-Oncogene Proteins c-myc)
=750  \2$aProto-Oncogene Proteins c-myc$0(DNLM)D016271$5IEN

=LDR  01289cz  a2200241n  4500
=001  9880363140802441
=005  20110915214311.0
=008  960801||\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\c
=010  \\$ash 96008334 
=035  \\$aCTC8466NU
=040  \\$aMH$cDLC$dABAU
=150  \\$aNuclear receptors (Biochemistry)
=450  \\$aNuclear hormone receptors
=450  \\$aReceptors, Nuclear (Biochemistry)
=450  \\$aReceptors, Nuclear hormone
=550  \\$wg$aHormone receptors
=550  \\$wg$aTranscription factors
=670  \\$aWork cat.: sn96031061: Protein profile. Transcription factors 3, Nuclear receptors, vol. 2, issue 11 (1995):$bcontents (nuclear receptors)
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Receptors, Cytoplasmic and nuclear)
=670  \\$aGrowth regulation by nuclear hormone receptors, 1992:$bp. 1 (nuclear receptors)
=670  \\$aReceptor subunits and complexes, 1992:$bp. 353 ('nuclear receptor' superfamily; steroid/thyroid hormone receptor superfamily of transcription factors)
=670  \\$aAnnual review of physiology, 2004:$bp. 315 (Nuclear receptors (also known as nuclear hormone receptors) are hormone-regulated transcription factors that control many important physiological and developmental processes in animals and humans)
=750  \2$aReceptors, Cytoplasmic and Nuclear$0(DNLM)D018160$5IEN

=LDR  00785cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880363140902441
=005  20120730164425.0
=008  951031||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 95009180 
=035  \\$aCSG9265NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \\$aRC268.44.M93
=150  \0$aMyc oncogenes
=450  \0$aMyc genes
=450  \0$aMyc proto-oncogenes
=550  \0$wg$aOncogenes
=550  \0$aMyc proteins
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 95-45215: Dang, C.V. c-Myc function in neoplasia, 1995$b(c-myc protooncogene)
=670  \\$aDr. Harold E. Varmus, Director, National Institutes of Health. "Cancer : When good cells go bad". NIH Mini-Med School on Capitol Hill, October 30, 1995.
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Genes, myc: myc stands for MYeloCytomatosis)
=750  \2$aGenes, myc$5IEN$0(DNLM)D016259

=LDR  01910cz  a2200325n  4500
=001  9880363141002441
=005  20120730164431.0
=008  960730i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 96008268 
=035  \\$aCTC8451LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dWaU
=053  \0$aQK495.M5135$cBotany
=053  \0$aSB413.T74$cOrnamental plants
=150  \\$aTrilliums
=450  \\$aBirthroots
=450  \\$aTrillium
=450  \\$aWake-robins
=450  \\$aWakerobins
=550  \\$wg$aMelanthiaceae
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 96027583: Case, F.W. Trilliums, 1997:$bp. 14 (genus Trillium ... Traditionally most botanists have placed trilliums in the lily family, Liliaceae ... many modern botanists place trilliums and their close relatives in a separate family, Trilliaceae)
=670  \\$aWeb. 3$b(Trillium, genus of Liliaceae; -s: any plant of genus Trillium)
=670  \\$aInd. nom. gen. (plant.)$b(Trillium L. Trilliaceae/Liliaceae)
=670  \\$aHortus 3$b(Trillium L. Wake-robin, Birthroot; Liliaceae, Trilliums)
=670  \\$aEngler Syl. Pflanz.:$bv. 2, p. 522 (Trillium, Liliaceae)
=670  \\$aSPN$b(Trillium ... Trillium (Wakerobin)
=670  \\$aOld catalog heading$b(Trillium)
=670  \\$aGRIN taxonomy for plants, via WWW, Mar. 2, 2007$b(genus Trillium, family Melanthiaceae, also sometimes placed in Liliaceae, Trilliaceae. Possible synonym: Trillidium)
=670  \\$aNCBI taxonomy browser, Mar. 2, 2007$b(genus Trillium, family Melanthiaceae)
=670  \\$aWikipedia, Mar. 2, 2007$b(Trillium is a genus of about 40-50 species of perennial herbaceous flowering plants, native to temperate regions of North America and Asia. They used to be treated in the family Trilliaceae or Trillium family, a part of the Liliales or Lily order. The AGP II rreats Trilliaceae as a synonym of the family Melanthiaceae. Common names include trillium, wakerobin, and birthroot)
=750  \2$aTrillium$5IEN$0(DNLM)D031446

=LDR  00442cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880363141102441
=005  20120730164431.0
=008  100505i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|n\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash2010008296
=035  \\$aCTC3717NU
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aBone marrow$xCancer
=667  \\$aRecord generated for validation purposes.
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Raab, Diana. Healing with words, c2010
=750  \2$aBone Marrow Neoplasms$5IEN-M$0(DNLM)D019046

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=001  9880363141202441
=005  20200907143936.0
=008  040816i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 95008857
=035  \\$aCSG9204NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dWaU$dDLC
=150  \\$aDigital libraries
=450  \\$aDigital curation
=450  \\$aDigital media collections
=450  \\$aDigital media libraries
=450  \\$aElectronic libraries
=450  \\$aElectronic publication collections
=450  \\$aElectronic publication libraries
=450  \\$aElectronic text collections
=450  \\$aVirtual libraries
=550  \\$wg$aLibraries
=550  \\$aInformation storage and retrieval systems
=550  \\$aWeb archives
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 95040028: The National Electronic Library, 1996.
=670  \\$a95159026: Proceedings of Digital Libraries '94, the first annual Conference on the Theory and Practice of Digital Libraries, 1994:$bpp. 1-2 (Digital library, electronic library, virtual library all used as synonymous in paper, "does not seem clear in the literature if what is meant by the digital library is a series of ... collections or one  ... collection") p. 163 (prevailing view is that digital libraries are archival collections of digital materials to be browsed and queried by information-seeking individuals)
=670  \\$aMAG3 Sept. 20, 1995:$br "digital libraries".
=670  \\$aThe evolving virtual library, 1995.
=670  \\$aWWW, Oct. 3, 2000$b(electronic text collections; digital libraries)
=670  \\$aRhyno, A. Using open source systems for digital libraries, 2003$b(Digital Library Federation definiton of "digital libraries" quoted in Preface: "organizations that provide the resources, including the specialized staff, to select, structure, offer intellectual access to, interpret, distribute, preserve the integrity of, and ensure the persistence over time of collections of digital works so that they are readily and economically available for use by a defined community or set of communities.")
=680  \\$iHere are entered works on collections of resources in digital formats. Works on collections of discrete items of related data that can be accessed individually, in combination, or as a whole are entered under$aData sets
=750  \2$aLibraries, Digital$0(DNLM)D046609$5IEN

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=010  \\$ash 96007700 
=035  \\$aCTA7222NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aBF720.S67
=150  \\$aSpeech perception in newborn infants
=550  \\$wg$aNewborn infants$xPsychology
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 96-29015: The discovery of spoken language, c1997.
=750  \2$81$wb$aSpeech Perception$5IEN$0(DNLM)D013067
=750  \2$81$wb$aInfant, Newborn$5IEN$0(DNLM)D007231
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aSpeech Perception$iand$aInfant, Newborn$5IEN

=LDR  00957cz  a2200253n  4500
=001  9880363141402441
=005  20110210084151.0
=008  951012i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\c
=010  \\$ash 95008680 
=035  \\$aCSG0304LC
=040  \\$aUk$cDLC
=150  \0$aFenofibrate
=450  \0$aLipanthyl
=450  \0$aProcetofen
=550  \0$wg$aAntilipemic agents
=550  \0$wg$aPropionates
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Fenofibrate monograph, 1995:$bp. 1 (Fenofibrate is the isopropyl ester of Chlorobenzoylphenoxymethylpropanoic acid) p. 40 (Hypolipidaemic drug)
=670  \\$aTurner, P. Drugs handbook, 1995$b(Fenofibrate; related to Clofibrate)
=670  \\$aMerck.
=670  \\$aUSAN/USP$b(Fenofibrate; Cas 49562-28-9)
=670  \\$aAmer. drug index, 1995$b(fenofibrate; use: antihyperlipidemic)
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Procetofen x Fenofibrate, Lipanthyl)
=675  \\$aBritish pharmacopoeia, 1993;$aMod. drug encyc. 15th
=750  \2$aFenofibrate$0(DNLM)D011345$5IEN

=LDR  00640cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880363141502441
=005  20120730164430.0
=008  960710i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 96007698 
=035  \\$aCTA7220NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \\$aBF720.S67
=150  \0$aSpeech perception in infants
=550  \0$wg$aInfant psychology
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 96-29015: The discovery of spoken language, c1997.
=750  \2$81$wb$aSpeech Perception$5IEN$0(DNLM)D013067
=750  \2$81$wb$aInfant$5IEN$0(DNLM)D007223
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aSpeech Perception$iand$aInfant$5IEN

=LDR  00596cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880363141602441
=005  20120730164430.0
=008  040223i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 96007641 
=035  \\$aCTA7187LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aEpilepsy in old age
=550  \\$wg$aOlder people$xDiseases
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 96028927: Seizures and epilepsy in the elderly, 1996.
=750  \2$81$wb$aEpilepsy$5IEN$0(DNLM)D004827
=750  \2$81$wb$aAged$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000368
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aEpilepsy$iand$aAged$5IEN

=LDR  00632cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880363141702441
=005  20120730164425.0
=008  951011i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\c
=010  \\$ash 95008656 
=035  \\$aCSG0284LC
=040  \\$aUkOxU$cDLC
=150  \0$aStuttering in adolescence
=550  \0$wg$aSpeech disorders in adolescence
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Rustin, L. The management of stuttering in adolescence, 1995.
=750  \2$81$wb$aStuttering$5IEN$0(DNLM)D013342
=750  \2$81$wb$aAdolescent$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000293
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aStuttering$iand$aAdolescent$5IEN

=LDR  00590cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880363141802441
=005  20120730164430.0
=008  040226i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 96007639 
=035  \\$aCTA7186LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aConvulsions in old age
=550  \\$wg$aOlder people$xDiseases
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 96028927: Seizures and epilepsy in the elderly, 1996.
=750  \2$81$wb$aConvulsions$5IEN
=750  \2$81$wb$aAged$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000368
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aConvulsions$iand$aAged$5IEN

=LDR  00657cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880363141902441
=005  20120730164425.0
=008  951011i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\c
=010  \\$ash 95008655 
=035  \\$aCSG0283LC
=040  \\$aUkOxU$cDLC
=150  \0$aSpeech disorders in adolescence
=550  \0$wg$aCommunicative disorders in adolescence
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Rustin, L. The management of stuttering in adolescence, 1995.
=750  \2$81$wb$aSpeech Disorders$5IEN$0(DNLM)D013064
=750  \2$81$wb$aAdolescent$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000293
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aSpeech Disorders$iand$aAdolescent$5IEN

=LDR  00583cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880363142002441
=005  20060706140618.0
=008  960613i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 96007147 
=035  \\$aCSZ9036LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \0$aQP609.P555
=150  \\$aPhospholipase C
=450  \\$aPhosphoinositidase C
=550  \\$wg$aPhospholipases
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 96-26235: Tobin, A.B. Phosphoinositidase C-linked receptor desenisitization, 1996.
=670  \\$aEnzyme nomenclature:$bE.C. 3.1.4.3.
=670  \\$aMESH.
=750  \2$aPhospholipase C$0(DNLM)D010738$5IEN

=LDR  00683cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880363142102441
=005  20120730164424.0
=008  951005i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 95008476 
=035  \\$aCSG0186LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \\$aRG580.S54
=150  \0$aSkin diseases in pregnancy
=550  \0$wg$aPregnancy$xComplications
=550  \0$wg$aSkin$xDiseases
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 95-40122: Skin changes and diseases in pregnancy, c1996.
=750  \2$81$wb$aSkin Diseases$5IEN$0(DNLM)D012871
=750  \2$81$wb$aPregnancy$5IEN$0(DNLM)D011247
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aSkin Diseases$iand$aPregnancy$5IEN

=LDR  00907cz  a2200241n  4500
=001  9880363142202441
=005  20030715122842.0
=008  960618i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\c
=010  \\$ash 96007226 
=035  \\$aCSZ4709NU
=040  \\$aMnMHCL$cDLC
=150  \\$aElectronic mail messages
=450  \\$aE-mail correspondence
=450  \\$aE-mail messages
=450  \\$aEmail correspondence
=450  \\$aEmail messages
=550  \\$wg$aTelematics
=670  \\$a95-46859: Fletcher, S. E-Mail : a love story, 1996.
=670  \\$aHennepin$b(E-mail correspondence)
=670  \\$aCrumlish, C. Internet dict., 1995:$bp. 123 (message : an e-mail letter)
=670  \\$aLC database, 7-11-96$b(electronic messages, computer messages (in titles about e-mail))
=670  \\$aAcad Am. encyc.:$bv. 5, p. 175 (electronic mail : letters and other written messages sent from one computer to another)
=750  \2$aElectronic Mail

=LDR  00719cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880363142302441
=005  20120730164424.0
=008  950929i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 95008240 
=035  \\$aCSE6271NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \\$aRM721$bRM723
=150  \0$aMassage therapy
=360  \\$isubdivision$aMassage$iunder individual organs and regions of the body, e.g.$aFoot--Massage
=450  \0$aMassage$xTherapeutic use
=450  \0$aTherapeutic massage
=550  \0$wg$aTherapeutics, Physiological
=670  \\$aLC database, 9/29/95$b(in titles: massage therapy; therapeutic massage)
=670  \\$aAmerican Massage Therapy Association.
=750  \2$aMassage$xtherapeutic use$5IEN$0(DNLM)D008405Q000627

=LDR  00786cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880363142402441
=005  20120730164430.0
=008  960611i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 96007090 
=035  \\$aCSZ4638LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \0$aQP552.C62
=150  \\$aCollectins
=450  \\$aCollagen-like lectins
=550  \\$wg$aCollagen
=550  \\$wg$aLectins
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 96-9437: Ezelpwotz. R.A.B. Collectins and innate immunity, 1996$b(The term 'collectin' describes a group of proteins that have four domains: an NH2 terminus that is rich in cysteines is followed by a collagen domain that is connected to the carboxy terminal lectin domain by the neck region)
=670  \\$aMEDLINE, 1993-1996.
=675  \\$aMESH
=750  \2$aCollectins$5IEN$0(DNLM)D037222

=LDR  00786cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880363142502441
=005  20120730164430.0
=008  960606i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 96007010 
=035  \\$aCSZ4595LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \0$aDexfenfluramine
=450  \0$aRedux (Trademark)
=550  \0$wg$aFenfluramine
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 96-26000: The Redux(R) revolution : everything you need to know about the most important weight loss discovery of the century, 1996.
=670  \\$aUSP Dictionary$b(Dexfenfluramine)
=670  \\$aNew York Times, "New diet pills raise old safety questions," by Philip Hilts:$bFeb. 21, 1996, p. C8.
=670  \\$aChem. abst.:$breg. no. 3239-44-9.
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Fenfluramine)
=750  \2$aDexfenfluramine$5IEN$0(DNLM)D020372

=LDR  00803cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880363142602441
=005  20120730164424.0
=008  950929i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 95008221 
=035  \\$aCSE6267NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \\$aQP552.M64
=150  \0$aMolecular chaperones
=450  \0$aChaperone proteins
=450  \0$aChaperones, Molecular
=450  \0$aChaperonins
=550  \0$wg$aProteins
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 95-44810 : The chaperonins, 1996.
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Molecular chaperones: a family of cellular proteins that mediate the correct assembly of other polypeptides, and in some cases their assembly into oligometric structures, but which are not components of those final structures; also, Chaperone proteins)
=750  \2$aMolecular Chaperones$5IEN$0(DNLM)D018832

=LDR  01192cz  a2200253n  4500
=001  9880363142702441
=005  20080321102751.0
=008  960328i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 96003462 
=035  \\$aCSY3904NU
=035  \\$ash 96003462
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aRA1226
=150  \0$aEnvironmental toxicology
=450  \0$aEcotoxicology
=450  \0$wnne$aPollutants$xToxicology
=450  \0$wnne$aPollution$xToxicology
=550  \0$wg$aEnvironmental health
=550  \0$wg$aToxicology
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 96-14283 : Essentials of environmental toxicology : the effects of environmentally hazardous substances on human health, 1996.
=670  \\$aMcGraw Hill encyc. sci. tech.:$bv. 18, p. 437 (Environmental toxicology)
=670  \\$aHodgson, E. Textbook of modern toxicology, 1987:$bp. 4 (Environmental toxicology is concerned with the movement of toxicants and their metabolites in the environment and in food chains and the effects of such toxicants on individuals and populations)
=680  \\$iHere are entered works on the effects of environmental toxicants and their metabolites on human and animal health.
=750  \2$aEcotoxicology$0(DNLM)D054750$5IEN

=LDR  00607cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880363142802441
=005  20120730164424.0
=008  950922i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 95007971 
=035  \\$aCSE6120NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aRC632.A43
=150  \0$aAlpha 1-antitrypsin deficiency
=550  \0$wg$aGenetic disorders
=550  \0$wg$aLungs$xDiseases
=550  \0$wg$aMetabolism$xDisorders
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 95-41834: Alpha 1-Antitrypsin deficiency, c1996.
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Alpha 1-Antitrypsin--Deficiency)
=750  \2$aalpha 1-Antitrypsin Deficiency$5IEN$0(DNLM)D019896

=LDR  00515cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880363142902441
=005  20120730164430.0
=008  960131i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 96000979 
=035  \\$aCSY3820NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \\$aRC685.A72
=150  \0$aAtrial flutter
=550  \0$wg$aAtrial arrhythmias
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 96-3727: Atrial flutter : advances in mechanisms and management, 1996.
=670  \\$aMESH.
=670  \\$aMerck:$bp. 459.
=750  \2$aAtrial Flutter$5IEN$0(DNLM)D001282

=LDR  00610cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880363143002441
=005  20120730164430.0
=008  960515i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 96006072 
=035  \\$aCSX9168NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \\$aRG950
=150  \0$aMidwifery
=550  \0$wg$aNursing specialties
=550  \0$aMidwives
=667  \\$aThe heading "Midwifery" was created in late 1996; existing uses of "Midwives" were not evaluated for continued appropriateness.$5IEN
=670  \\$aMESH.
=670  \\$aHennepin.
=670  \\$aLC database, 5/15/96.
=750  \2$aMidwifery$5IEN$0(DNLM)D008880

=LDR  00672cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880363143102441
=005  20120730164424.0
=008  040226i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 95007882 
=035  \\$aCSE6093LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aRC607.A26
=150  \\$aAIDS (Disease) in old age
=550  \\$wg$aOlder people$xDiseases
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 95041714: HIV/AIDS and the older adult, 1996.
=750  \2$81$wb$aAcquired Immunodeficiency Syndrome$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000163
=750  \2$81$wb$aAged$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000368
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aAcquired Immunodeficiency Syndrome$iand$aAged$5IEN

=LDR  00672cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880363143202441
=005  20060705091512.0
=008  951003i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 95008387 
=035  \\$aCSE1518LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=150  \0$aOverweight children
=450  \0$aObesity in children$xPatients
=550  \0$wg$aChildren
=550  \0$wg$aOverweight persons
=670  \\$aLC database, 10/3/95$b(titles: overweight children; overweight child)
=750  \2$81$wb$aOverweight$0(DNLM)D050177$5IEN
=750  \2$81$wb$aChild$0(DNLM)D002648$5IEN
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aOverweight$iand$aChild$5IEN

=LDR  00958cz  a2200265n  4500
=001  9880363143302441
=005  20120730164430.0
=008  960528i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\c
=010  \\$ash 96006735 
=035  \\$aCSX4829LC
=040  \\$aNjR$cDLC
=150  \0$aHyperacusis
=450  \0$aAcoustic hyperesthesia
=450  \0$aAuditory hyperesthesia
=450  \0$aHyperacousia
=450  \0$aHyperacusia
=450  \0$aHyperakusis
=550  \0$wg$aHearing disorders
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Rosenberg, E. Debilitating hyperacusis, 1955.
=670  \\$aDorland's med dict.$b(hyperacusis; hyperacusia; hyperacousia; hyperakusia; acoustic hyperesthesia; auditory hyperesthesia)
=670  \\$aStedman's med. dict.$b(hyperacusis; hyperacusia)
=670  \\$aMarriage, J. Is central hyperacusis a function of ... ?:$b109 (10): 915-21, 10/95.
=670  \\$aMEDLINE abstr.$b(hyperacusis; phonophobia)
=675  \\$aWeb. 3;$aMESH
=750  \2$aHyperacusis$5IEN$0(DNLM)D012001

=LDR  00487cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880363143402441
=005  20120220100714.0
=008  960515||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 96006071 
=035  \\$aCSX1548LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=150  \\$aHLA-B27 antigen
=550  \\$wg$aHLA histocompatibility antigens
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 96-8778: HLA-B27 in the development of spondyloarthropathies, 1996.
=670  \\$aMESH$b(HLA-B27 Antigen)
=750  \2$aHLA-B27 Antigen$0(DNLM)D015796$5IEN

=LDR  00478cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880363143502441
=005  20120504130559.0
=008  950918||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 95007753 
=035  \\$aCSE1342LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=150  \\$aPelvic floor
=450  \\$aFloor of pelvis
=550  \\$wg$aPelvis
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 95-40310: Laparoscopic hysterectomy and pelvic floor reconstruction, c1996.
=670  \\$aMESH.
=750  \2$aPelvic Floor$0(DNLM)D017773$5IEN

=LDR  00516cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880363143602441
=005  20120730164424.0
=008  950916i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 95007728 
=035  \\$aCSE1333NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=150  \0$aSoft tissue injuries
=450  \0$aSoft tissue wounds
=550  \0$wg$aWounds and injuries
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 95-36197 : Soft tissue injuries in sports medicine, c1996.
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Soft tissue injuries)
=750  \2$aSoft Tissue Injuries$5IEN$0(DNLM)D017695

=LDR  00968cz  a2200241n  4500
=001  9880363143702441
=005  20120730164430.0
=008  050330i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 96004522 
=035  \\$aCSX1432NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQA76.887
=150  \\$aMolecular computers
=450  \\$aDNA-based computers
=450  \\$aDNA computers
=550  \\$wg$aBiocomputers
=550  \\$wg$aBiologically-inspired computing
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 96008191: Richard J.L. DNA based computers$b(molecular computer; DNA computer)
=670  \\$aReaders' guide$b(Molecular computers)
=670  \\$aMagazine index$b(Molecular computing)
=670  \\$aNewsweek, "Computers go bio, DNA beats Pentium any day":$bv. 125, May 1, 1995, p. 63 (DNA computers, molecular computers, using synthetic DNA as the computer itself)
=675  \\$aASTI;$aEngr. index;$aComputer dict.;$aMcGraw-Hill dict. sci. tech.
=750  \2$aComputers, Molecular$5IEN$0(DNLM)D039301

=LDR  00734cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880363143802441
=005  20140214111853.0
=008  960508i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 96005503 
=035  \\$aCSW6446NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \0$aRC640.5
=150  \\$aFebrile neutropenia
=550  \\$wg$aFever
=550  \\$wg$aInfection
=550  \\$wg$aNeutropenia
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 96-21660: Febrile neutropenia, 1996$b(a common complication in the practice of oncology)
=670  \\$aThe New England journal of medicine. Management of fever in patients with cancer and treatment-induced neutropenia:$bv. 328, n. n18, May 6, 1993, p. 1323(10).
=670  \\$aMEDLINE.
=750  \2$aFebrile Neutropenia$0(DNLM)D064147$5IEN

=LDR  00616cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880363143902441
=005  20120730164423.0
=008  950916i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 95007727 
=035  \\$aCSE1332LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \\$aRG580.C3
=150  \0$aCancer in pregnancy
=550  \0$wg$aPregnancy$xComplications
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 95-40798: Cancer in pregnancy ... 1995.
=750  \2$81$wb$aNeoplasms$5IEN$0(DNLM)D009369
=750  \2$81$wb$aPregnancy$5IEN$0(DNLM)D011247
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aNeoplasms$iand$aPregnancy$5IEN

=LDR  01260cz  a2200277n  4500
=001  9880363144002441
=005  20120730164429.0
=008  960507i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 96005383 
=035  \\$aCSW6413LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \0$aQK495.C79$cBotany
=150  \\$aKalanchoe
=450  \\$aBryophyllum
=450  \\$aKitchingia
=450  \\$aPalm-beach-bells
=550  \\$wg$aCrassulaceae
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 96-130255: Boiteau, P. Kalanchoe (Crassulac�ees) de Madagascar, c1995:$bp. 35 (Trois nomes �a peu pr�es synonymes avaient �et�e propos�es pour l'ensemble du genre: Kalanchoe Adanson 1793 (latin: Kalancho�e; fran�cais: Kalancho�e); Bryophyllum Salisbury 1805; Kitschingia Baker 1881)
=670  \\$aWeb. 3$b(Kalanchoe, Crassulaceae)
=670  \\$aInd. nom. gen. (plant.)$b(Kalanchoe Adanson)
=670  \\$aHortus 3$b(Kalanchoe Adans. [Bryophyllum; Kitchingia] Palm-Beach-Bells)
=670  \\$aEngler Syl. Pflanz.:$bv. 2, p. 200 (Kalanchoe (incl. Bryophyllum))
=670  \\$aNew RHS dict. gard.$b(Kalanchoe Adans.)
=670  \\$aDict. flow. ferns$b(Kalancho�e Adans.; sy: Bryophyllum Salisb.)
=670  \\$aSPN$b(Kalanchoe (Bryophyllum; Kitchingia) Kalanchoe)
=750  \2$aKalanchoe$5IEN$0(DNLM)D031962

=LDR  01175cz  a2200313n  4500
=001  9880363144102441
=005  20120730164423.0
=008  950829i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 95007338 
=035  \\$aCSD1730NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \\$aQK495.S7$cBotany
=150  \0$aBelladonna (Plant)
=450  \0$aAtropa belladonna
=450  \0$aBanewort
=450  \0$wnne$aBelladonna
=450  \0$aDeadly nightshade
=450  \0$aDeath's herb
=450  \0$aDevil's herb
=450  \0$aDwale
=450  \0$aFair lady (Plant)
=550  \0$wg$aAtropa (Plants)
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Belladonna, used for plant only; x Atropa belladonna, Deadly nightshade)
=670  \\$aSPN$b(Belladonna, Atropa belladonna)
=670  \\$aHowes dict. useful and everyday plants$b(Belladonna, Atropa belladonna, Deadly nightshade)
=670  \\$aReader's Digest Magic and medicine of plants:$bp. 96 (Deadly nightshade, dwale, fair lady)
=670  \\$aPopular encyc. plants$b(Atropa belladonna: deadly nightshade, belladonna, devil's herb)
=670  \\$aDorland's med. dict.$b(Belladonna.  Also called banewort, death's herb, dwale)
=750  \2$aAtropa belladonna$5IEN$0(DNLM)D001532

=LDR  01442cz  a2200313n  4500
=001  9880363144202441
=005  20120730164429.0
=008  960503i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 96005121 
=035  \\$aCSW1865NU
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh 96005121
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQD262$cOrganic synthesis
=053  \0$aRS419$cPharmaceutical chemistry
=150  \\$aCombinatorial chemistry
=450  \\$aCombinatorial organic synthesis
=450  \\$aCombinatorial synthesis (Organic chemistry)
=450  \\$aHigh-throughput organic synthesis
=450  \\$aHigh-throughput synthesis (Organic chemistry)
=450  \\$aMultiple parallel synthesis (Organic chemistry)
=550  \\$wg$aOrganic compounds$xSynthesis
=550  \\$wg$aPharmaceutical chemistry
=550  \\$aBiochips
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 96020429: Molecular diversity and combinatorial chemistry : libraries and drug discovery, 1996.
=670  \\$aMEDLINE.
=670  \\$aWashington Post, Apr. 14, 1996:$bp. H1, H6 ("Testing a combination punch against disease" by Kathleen Day.)
=670  \\$aNetwork Science : The web journal of science and computers:$bVolume 1, issue 1 (July 1995).
=670  \\$aHigh-throughput synthesis, c2001:$bCIP galley (combinatorial chemistry, solid phase organic synthesis, high-throughput organic synthesis, multiple parallel synthesis, solid phase synthesis)
=750  \2$aCombinatorial Chemistry Techniques$5IEN$0(DNLM)D020650

=LDR  00852cz  a2200253n  4500
=001  9880363144302441
=005  20120730164423.0
=008  950829i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 95007340 
=035  \\$aCSD1729NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \\$aRM666.B4$cTherapeutics
=150  \0$aBelladonna (Drug)
=450  \0$wnne$aBelladonna
=450  \0$aBelladonna alkaloids
=450  \0$aBelladonna extract
=550  \0$wg$aAlkaloids
=550  \0$wg$aParasympatholytic agents
=550  \0$wg$aTropanes
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Belladonna alkaloids)
=670  \\$aUSAN/USP$b(belladonna (extract) anticholinergic)
=670  \\$aDorland's med. dict.:$bunder extract (belladonna e. :alkaloid of belladonna leaf)
=670  \\$aWeb. 3$b(Belladonna. def. 2: a medicinal extract from the belladonna plant)
=750  \2$aBelladonna alkaloids$5IEN$0(DNLM)D001533

=LDR  01095cz  a2200265n  4500
=001  9880363144402441
=005  20120730164429.0
=008  960423i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 96004548 
=035  \\$aCSV6307LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \\$aQK495.U48$cBotany
=150  \\$aHydrocotyle
=450  \\$aHydrocotile
=450  \\$aNavelworts
=450  \\$aPennyworts
=450  \\$aWater pennyworts
=550  \\$wg$aUmbelliferae
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 95-235796: McChesney, C. Literature review of the genus Hydrocotyle L. (Apiaceae), with particular emphasis on Hydrocotyle ranunculoides L.f., 1994.
=670  \\$aWeb. 3$b(pennywort ... b. any of various umbelliferous plants of the genera Hydrocotyle and Centella)
=670  \\$aInd. nom. gen. (plant.)$b(Hydrocotyle L. Umbelliferae; sy: Hydrocotile Crantz)
=670  \\$aHortus 3$b(Hydrocotyle L. Water pennywort, Navelwort; Umbelliferae)
=670  \\$aEngler Syl. Pflanz.:$bv. 2, p. 374 (Hydrocotyle; subfam. Hydrocotyloideae; Umbelliferae)
=670  \\$aSPN$b(Hydrocotyle, Pennywort)
=750  \2$aCentella$5IEN$0(DNLM)D028041

=LDR  01017cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880363144502441
=005  20100224082600.0
=008  950823i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 95007216 
=035  \\$aCSC3100LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=150  \0$aActigraphy
=550  \0$wg$aPatient monitoring
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 95-136753: Middelkoop, H.A.M. Actigraphic assessment of sleep ... 1994.
=670  \\$aMEDLINE, 8/23/95$b(actigraphy, actigraph)
=670  \\$aMoorcraft, W. Sleep, dreaming and sleep disorders, 1993:$bp. 143 (actigraph is a motion sensor about the size of a large watch worn on wrists)
=670  \\$aChokroverty, S. Sleep disorders medicine, 1991:$bp. 371 (actigraphy, a recently developed technique provides an objective record of activity)
=670  \\$aTryon, W. Activity measurement in psychology and medicine, 1991:$bp. 102 (actigraphy)
=675  \\$aDorland's med. dict.;$aStedman's med. dict.;$aGould's med. dict.;$aMeSH;$aWeb. 3$a;Random House
=750  \2$aActigraphy$0(DNLM)D056044$5IEN

=LDR  02127cz  a2200349n  4500
=001  9880363144602441
=005  20110322092225.0
=008  050722i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 96004190 
=035  \\$aCSV6100NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dWaElC$dViU$dCoU-DA
=053  \0$aU793
=150  \\$aWeapons of mass destruction
=450  \\$aCBRNEs (Weapons)
=450  \\$aCBRNs (Weapons)
=450  \\$aChemical, biological, radiological and nuclear weapons
=450  \\$aMass destruction, Weapons of
=450  \\$aNBC agents (Weapons)
=450  \\$aNBC weapons
=450  \\$aNuclear, biological and chemical weapons
=450  \\$aWMDs (Weapons)
=550  \\$wg$aMilitary weapons
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 95187918: United States. General Accounting Office. Weapons of mass destruction, 1995.
=670  \\$aQuick dict. weapons$b(weapons of mass destruction: Weapons that are capable of a high order of destruction and/or of being used in such a manner as to destroy large numbers of people; the term includes nuclear, chemical, biological, and radiological weapons)
=670  \\$aWords and terms$b(weapons of mass destruction)
=670  \\$aDupuy dict. mil. terms$b(weapon of mass destruction)
=670  \\$aLC database, May 4, 1999$b(titles: NBC weapons, nuclear, biological and chemical weapons)
=670  \\$aUnited States. President (1993- : Clinton). Continuation of the national emergency with respect to weapons of mass destruction, 1997:$bt.p. (WMD)
=670  \\$aCIA Directorate of Intelligence. Terrorist CBRN: materials and effects, 2003:$bt.p background (chemical, biological, radiological or nuclear (CBRN) attacks)
=670  \\$aWikipedia, July 14, 2005$b(CBRN; Chemical, biological, radiological and nuclear weapons is an acronym used extensively by UK security forces, which is replacing the outdated NBC (nuclear, biological, chemical) acronym in the U.S.)
=670  \\$aInstallation planning evacuation handbook, 2010:$bp. 1 (in the event of a chemical, biological, radiological, nuclear, or high yield explosive (CBRNE) incident)
=750  \2$aWeapons of Mass Destruction$0(DNLM)D054044$5IEN

=LDR  00614cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880363144702441
=005  20120730164423.0
=008  950810i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 95006853 
=035  \\$aCSB7180NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \\$aBF720.S44
=150  \0$aSelf-perception in infants
=550  \0$wg$aInfant psychology
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 95-35838: The self in infancy, 1995.
=750  \2$81$wb$aSelf Concept$5IEN$0(DNLM)D012649
=750  \2$81$wb$aInfant$5IEN$0(DNLM)D007223
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aSelf Concept$iand$aInfant$5IEN

=LDR  00843cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880363144802441
=005  20120730164429.0
=008  960409i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 96004033 
=035  \\$aCSV1299LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=150  \0$aLewy body dementia
=450  \0$aDementia with Lewy bodies
=450  \0$aDLB (Dementia with Lewy bodies)
=450  \0$aLBD (Lewy body dementia)
=550  \0$wg$aDementia
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 96-16710: Dementia with Lewy bodies ... 1997$b(Lewy body dementia; Dementia with Lewy bodies, DLB, LBD - perhaps second most common cause of degenerative dementia after Alzheimer's disease)
=670  \\$aMEDLINE, 04/08/96$b(Lewy body dementia, dementia with Lewy bodies, DLB, LDB)
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Lewy bodies)
=675  \\$aDSM IV;$aICD 10
=750  \2$aLewy Body Disease$5IEN$0(DNLM)D020961

=LDR  00738cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880363144902441
=005  20120730164429.0
=008  960409i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 96004019 
=035  \\$aCSV1291LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \\$aRG580.L58
=150  \0$aLiver diseases in pregnancy
=550  \0$wg$aLiver$xDiseases
=550  \0$wg$aPregnancy$xComplications
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 96-17382: Falk Symposium (89th : 1995 : Santiago, Chile). Pregnancy, sex hormones, and the liver ... c1996.
=750  \2$81$wb$aLiver Diseases$5IEN$0(DNLM)D008107
=750  \2$81$wb$aPregnancy$5IEN$0(DNLM)D011247
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aLiver Diseases$iand$aPregnancy$5IEN

=LDR  00680cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880363145002441
=005  20120730164423.0
=008  950810||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 95006839 
=035  \\$aCSB7172LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \0$aQP552.C29
=150  \\$aCalreticulin
=550  \\$wg$aCalcium-binding proteins
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 95-38421: Calreticulin, 1995.
=670  \\$aMEDLINE.
=670  \\$aChem. abst., 9th collective index$b(various Calreticulin molecules (qualified by the tissue from which they were isolated) have been given their own registry numbers)
=670  \\$aMESH Chem. Suppl.$b(calreticulin)
=750  \2$aCalreticulin$5IEN$0(DNLM)D037282

=LDR  00619cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880363145102441
=005  20120730164423.0
=008  950814||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\c
=010  \\$ash 95006939 
=035  \\$aCSB2167LC
=040  \\$aTNJ$cDLC
=053  \0$aQP609.M
=150  \\$aMannosidases
=550  \\$wg$aGlycosidases
=670  \\$aWork cat.: The alpha-mannosidase of trypanosoma cruzi, 1994:$bp. 2 ("It is possible that T. cruzi hydrolases play an important role in the host-parasite interactions. Alpha-mannosidase is one of these hydrolases.")
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Mannosidases)
=750  \2$aMannosidases$5IEN$0(DNLM)D008361

=LDR  01252cz  a2200313n  4500
=001  9880363145202441
=005  20120730164429.0
=008  030604i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\c
=010  \\$ash 96000954 
=035  \\$aCSV1198LC
=040  \\$aCSfA$cDLC$dUk
=053  \0$aQK524.D79$cBotany
=150  \\$aDryopteridaceae
=450  \\$aAspidiaceae
=450  \\$aBolbitideae
=450  \\$aDavalliaceae
=450  \\$aDryopterideae
=450  \\$aDryopteridoideae
=450  \\$aOleandreae
=450  \\$aOnocleeae
=450  \\$aPeranemeae
=450  \\$aPhysematieae
=550  \\$wg$aPolypodiales
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Moran, R.C. Monograph of the neotropical fern genus Polybotrya (Dryopteridaceae), 1987.
=670  \\$aFamily names in current use for vascular plants, bryophytes, and fungi, 1993:$bp. 22 (Dryopteridaceae)
=670  \\$aTryon, R.M. Ferns and allied plants, 1982:$bp. 454 (family Dryopteridaceae, consisting of tribes Peranemeae, Dryopterideae, Physematieae, Onocleeae, Oleandreae, Bolbitideae)
=670  \\$aVerdcourt, B. Davalliaceae, 1999.
=670  \\$aIntegrated Taxonomic Information System online database, 4 June 2003$b(family: Dryopteridaceae; synonyms: Aspidiaceae, Davalliaceae)
=750  \2$aDryopteridaceae$5IEN$0(DNLM)D032491

=LDR  00653cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880363145302441
=005  20120730164429.0
=008  960403i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 96003772 
=035  \\$aCSU6883LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \\$aRJ496.T68
=150  \\$aTourette syndrome in adolescence
=550  \\$wg$aTeenagers$xDiseases
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 96-17637: Hughes, S. What makes Ryan tick? c1996.
=750  \2$81$wb$aTourette Syndrome$5IEN$0(DNLM)D005879
=750  \2$81$wb$aAdolescent$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000293
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aTourette Syndrome$iand$aAdolescent$5IEN

=LDR  00620cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880363145402441
=005  20120730164423.0
=008  950801i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 95006501 
=035  \\$aCSB2037NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \\$aRA975.C64
=150  \0$aSubacute care facilities
=450  \0$aSubacute care units
=550  \0$wg$aHealth facilities
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 95-24869: Subacute care services ... 1995.
=670  \\$aMEDLINE, 08/01/95.
=670  \\$aDict. of health services mgmt., 1987$b(subacute care units)
=675  \\$aMESH;$aHennepin
=750  \2$aSubacute Care$5IEN$0(DNLM)D019467

=LDR  00561cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880363145502441
=005  20130209162105.0
=008  960401i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 96003630 
=035  \\$aCSU6830LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dWaU
=053  \0$aQD181.R5$cGeneral and inorganic chemistry
=053  \0$aQD412.R5$cOrganometallic chemistry
=053  \0$aQE516.R5$cGeochemistry
=150  \\$aRhodium compounds
=550  \\$wg$aTransition metal compounds
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 96645083: Rhodium express, Feb. 1995.
=750  \2$aRhodium$5IEN-M$0(DNLM)D012238

=LDR  00786cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880363145602441
=005  20120730164428.0
=008  960322i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 96003264 
=035  \\$aCST5840NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=150  \0$aOppositional defiant disorder in adolescence
=450  \0$aOppositional behavior in adolescence
=550  \0$wg$aAdolescent psychopathology
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 96-15620: Bernstein, N.I. Treating the unmanageable adolescent, 1997.
=750  \2$81$wb$aAttention Deficit and Disruptive Behavior Disorders$5IEN$0(DNLM)D019958
=750  \2$81$wb$aAdolescent$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000293
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record$aAttention Deficit and Disruptive Behavior Disorders$iand$aAdolescent$5IEN

=LDR  00539cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880363145702441
=005  20090723084510.0
=008  950428||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 95003455 
=035  \\$aCSB2031LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=150  \\$aMacrophages$xActivation
=450  \\$aActivation, Macrophage
=450  \\$aMacrophage activation
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 95-18865: Stout, R.D. T cell signaling of macrophage activation ... 1995.
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Macrophage activation)
=750  \2$aMacrophage Activation$0(DNLM)D008262$5IEN

=LDR  01932cz  a2200289n  4500
=001  9880363145802441
=005  20110326154718.0
=008  060307i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 96003263 
=035  \\$aCST5839LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDGPO$dDLC
=053  \0$aTD799.85
=150  \\$aElectronic waste
=450  \\$aE-scrap
=450  \\$aE-waste
=450  \\$aWaste electrical and electronic equipment
=450  \\$wnne$aWaste electronic apparatus and appliances
=450  \\$aWaste electronic appliances
=450  \\$aWEEE (Waste electrical and electronic equipment)
=550  \\$wg$aElectronic apparatus and appliances
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 96620174: Minnesota Office of Environmental Assistance. Management of waste electronic appliances, 1995.
=670  \\$aU.S. Cong. House. Comm. on Energy and Commerce. Subcomm. on Environment and Hazardous Materials. Electronic waste, 2005:$bp. 1 (electronic waste, or e-waste; comes as a broad range of discarded electronic products, including computers, televisions, cell phones, and PDAs)
=670  \\$aElectronic waste : an examination of current activity, implications for environmental stewardship, and the proper federal role, 2005:$bp. 1 (electronic waste, or e-waste, comes as a broad range of discarded electronic products, including computers, televisions, cell phones, and PDAs)
=670  \\$aElectronic waste : can the nation manage modern refuse in the digital age? 2008:$bp. 4 (electronic waste (e-waste) is the term used to describe electronic products at the end of their useful lives)
=670  \\$aWikipedia, Apr. 20, 2009$b(Electronic waste, e-waste, e-scrap, Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment (WEEE) is a loose category of surplus, obsolete, broken, or discarded electrical or electronic devices)
=688  \\$aHeading changed 20090504 from: 150:##:_{dollar}a Waste electronic apparatus and appliances
=750  \2$aElectronic Waste$0(DNLM)D059029$5IEN

=LDR  00796cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880363145902441
=005  20120730164423.0
=008  950727i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\c
=010  \\$ash 95006342 
=035  \\$aCSA6745L@
=040  \\$aTNJ$cDLC
=150  \0$aAndrogen-binding proteins
=450  \0$aABP (Androgen-binding proteins)
=450  \0$aAndrogen transport proteins
=550  \0$wg$aSteroid-binding proteins
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Synthesis and biological evaluation of iodinated testosterone derivatives as active-site-directed photoaffinity ligands for androgen-binding proteins, 1993.
=670  \\$aInternal medicine, c1983:$bp. 1982 (Androgen-binding protein; ABP)
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Androgen-Binding Proteins)
=675  \\$aWeb. 3
=750  \2$aAndrogen-Binding Protein$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000727

=LDR  01151cz  a2200241n  4500
=001  9880363146002441
=005  20090217141507.0
=008  960322i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 96003251 
=035  \\$aCST5835NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dTNJ
=053  \0$aQP552.B65
=150  \\$aBone morphogenetic proteins
=450  \\$aBMPs (Bone morphogenetic proteins)
=450  \\$aMorphogenetic proteins, Bone
=550  \\$wg$aGrowth factors
=550  \\$wg$aProteins
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 96012937: Bone morphogenetic proteins : biological characteristics and reconstructive repair, c1996$b(Native bone morphogenetic protein (BMP). BMP is the generic name for proteins which are extracted from bone matrix with chaotropic agents)
=670  \\$aMEDLINE, 1994-present$b(175 hits, 12 review articles)
=670  \\$aChandler, R.L. Regulation of BMP2 transcription in bone, 2007.
=670  \\$aWikipedia WWW site, Nov. 10, 2008$b(Bone Morphogenetic Proteins (BMPs); a group of growth factors and cytokines known for their ability to induce the formation of bone and cartilage)
=675  \\$aMESH
=750  \2$aBone Morphogenetic Proteins$0(DNLM)D019485$5IEN

=LDR  00669cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880363146102441
=005  20080310093638.0
=008  960301i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 96002329 
=035  \\$aCSR6733LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \0$aRD119.5.T57
=150  \\$aTissue expansion
=450  \\$aExpansion, Tissue
=550  \\$wg$aSurgery, Plastic
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 96-6179: Tissue expansion, c1996$b("to increase the area of a patch of skin and subcutaneous tissue for use in a reconstructive effort by the gradual distension of a rubber balloon placed beneath the skin.")
=670  \\$aMEDLINE, 3/1/96.
=750  \0$aTissue Expansion$0(DNLM)D015626$5IEN

=LDR  00790cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880363146202441
=005  20110316094603.0
=008  950726i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 95006317 
=035  \\$aCSA6727L@
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=150  \\$aTotal elbow replacement
=450  \\$aElbow replacement, Total
=450  \\$aTotal elbow arthroplasty
=550  \\$wg$aArthroplasty
=550  \\$wg$aElbow$xSurgery
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 95-31211: The elbow : endoprosthetic replacement ... c1995$b(total elbow replacement, total elbow arthroplasty)
=670  \\$aCurrent surg. diag. & treatment, 1988:$bp. 941 (total elbow arthroplasty)
=670  \\$aMEDLINE, 07/26/95$b(total elbow replacement, total elbow arthroplasty)
=750  \2$aArthroplasty, Replacement, Elbow$0(DNLM)D057929$5IEN

=LDR  00812cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880363146302441
=005  20080322121153.0
=008  960304i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\c
=010  \\$ash 96002376 
=035  \\$aCSR2004NU
=040  \\$aORU$cDLC
=150  \\$aMarital conflict
=450  \\$aConflict, Marital
=450  \\$aConflict (Psychology) in marriage
=550  \\$wg$aInterpersonal conflict
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Summers, K. Marital conflict, 1985.
=670  \\$aThes. psych. index terms$b(marital conflict)
=670  \\$aInternational encyc. of psychiatry, psychology, psychoanalysis, and neurology, 1977$b(marital conflict)
=670  \\$aLC database, 2/20/96$b(marital conflict; conflict in marriage)
=675  \\$aWeb. 3;$aCorsini. Encyc. of psychology, 1994
=750  \2$aFamily Conflict$0(DNLM)D054541$5IEN

=LDR  00866cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880363146402441
=005  20120730164422.0
=008  950714i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 95005906 
=035  \\$aCRE9330LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \0$aQK495.C74$cBotany
=150  \\$aChromolaena
=550  \\$wg$aCompositae
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 92-940991: International Workshop on Biological Control of Chromolaena odorata (2nd : 1991 : Bogor, Indonesia). Proceedings of the Second International Workshop on Biological Control of Chromolaena Odorata, Bogor, Indonesia, 4-8 February 1991, 1991.
=670  \\$aInd. nom. gen. (plant.)$b(Chromolaena A.P.de Candolle; Compositae)
=670  \\$aCAB thes.$b(Chromolaena)
=670  \\$aDict. flow. ferns$b(Chromolaena DC)
=675  \\$aEngler Syl. Pflanz.;$aWeb. 3;$aHortus 3
=750  \2$aChromolaena$5IEN$0(DNLM)D036604

=LDR  01655cz  a2200289n  4500
=001  9880363146502441
=005  20120217090110.0
=008  960216i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 96001717 
=035  \\$aCSQ7076LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aGenotype-environment interaction
=450  \\$aGene-environment interaction
=450  \\$aGenotype by environment interaction
=450  \\$aGenotype (times) environment interaction
=450  \\$aGenotype x environment interaction
=450  \\$aInteraction of environment and genotype
=550  \\$wg$aGenetics
=550  \\$aPhenotype
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 96-5014: Genotype -by- environment interaction, 1996.
=670  \\$aKing, R.C. A dict. of genetics, 1990$b(genotype-environment interaction: an inference drawn from the observation that the phenotype expression of a given genotype varies when measured under different environmental conditions)
=670  \\$aRieger, R. Glossary of genetics, 1990$b(genotype-environment interaction)
=670  \\$aCAB thes.$b(genotype environment interaction)
=670  \\$aBiol. & agr. index on 1stsearch, 2/15/96$b(genotype (times) environment interaction; genotype by environment interaction; genotype-environment interaction; interaction of environment and genotype; genotype X environment interaction)
=670  \\$aMEDLINE on 1stsearch, 2/15/96$b(genotype-environment interaction; genotype by environment interaction; gene-environment interaction; gene environment interaction; genotype x environment interaction)
=675  \\$aMaclean, N. Dict. of genetics & cell biol., 1987
=750  \2$aGene-Environment Interaction$0(DNLM)D059647$5IEN

=LDR  00790cz  a2200241n  4500
=001  9880363146602441
=005  20080225104007.0
=008  950711||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 95005808 
=035  \\$aCRE9253LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=150  \\$aHair cells
=450  \\$aCells of Corti
=450  \\$aCochlear hair cells
=450  \\$aCorti's cells
=550  \\$wg$aCorti's organ
=550  \\$wg$aMechanoreceptors
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 95-34353: Hair cells and hearing aids, 1995.
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Hair cells)
=670  \\$aDorland's med. dict.:$bunder cell (hair c's; c's of Corti)
=670  \\$aDelk, J.H. Comprehensive dict. of audiology, c1973$b(hair cells; cochlear hair cells; Corti's cells)
=670  \\$aWeb. 3.
=750  \2$aHair Cells, Auditory$0(DNLM)D006198$5IEN

=LDR  01091cz  a2200265n  4500
=001  9880363146702441
=005  20121226153400.0
=008  950711i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 95005769 
=035  \\$aCRE9225LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dMiU-L
=053  \0$aSD387.C37$cForestry
=150  \\$aCarbon sequestration
=450  \\$aCarbon capture and storage
=450  \\$aCarbon dioxide sequestration
=450  \\$aCCS (Carbon sequestration)
=550  \\$wg$aSequestration (Chemistry)
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 95031118: Carbon sequestration in the biosphere, c1995.
=670  \\$aFaeth, P. Evaluating the carbon sequestration benefits of forestry projects ... c1994.
=670  \\$aLC database, July 11, 1995$b(carbon sequestration)
=670  \\$aFirstSearch, July 11, 1995$b(carbon sequestration; sequestration of ... carbon)
=670  \\$aWeb. 3$b(sequestration)
=670  \\$aWikipedia, Jan. 12, 2009$b(carbon sequestration; carbon capture and storage; CCS)
=670  \\$aIRS form 8933$b(Carbon dioxide sequestration credit)
=750  \2$aCarbon Sequestration$0(DNLM)D057965$5IEN

=LDR  00539cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880363146802441
=005  20060803085726.0
=008  960202||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\c
=010  \\$ash 96001120 
=035  \\$aCSP0618NU
=040  \\$aMH$cDLC
=150  \0$aHelix-loop-helix motifs
=450  \0$aHelix-turn-helix motifs
=450  \0$aHLH motifs
=550  \0$wg$aTranscription factors
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Protein profile. Transcription factors 2: Helix-Loop-Helix, 1994.
=670  \\$aMESH.
=750  \2$aHelix-Loop-Helix Motifs$0(DNLM)D018257$5IEN

=LDR  01062cz  a2200265n  4500
=001  9880363146902441
=005  20120730164422.0
=008  950619i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\c
=010  \\$ash 95005039 
=035  \\$aCRE7822LC
=040  \\$aCaOONL$cDLC
=150  \0$aVigabatrin
=450  \0$aAminohexenoic acid
=450  \0$aGamma-vinyl GABA
=550  \0$wg$aAminobutyric acid
=550  \0$wg$aAnticonvulsants
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Mumford, J.P. Animal and human safety status of vigabatrin, 1994.
=670  \\$aInter. Epilepsy Cong. (19th : 1991 : Rio de Janeiro, Brazil). Gamma-vinyl GABA (vigabatrin), 1992.
=670  \\$aVigabatrin : a new anti-epileptic, 1989.
=670  \\$aEcon. eval. of a new anti-epileptic medication vigabatrin, 1994.
=670  \\$aUSAN/USP dic. ... 1994$b(vigabatrin; 4-amino-5-Hexenoic acid)
=670  \\$aChem. abstracts:$b[60643-86-9] (vigabatrin; 5-Hexenoic acid, 4-Amino)
=670  \\$aMESH chem. suppl.$b(Vigabatrin; syn: gamma vinyl GABA; 4-aminohex-5-enoic acid)
=675  \\$aMERCK
=750  \2$aVigabatrin$5IEN$0(DNLM)D020888

=LDR  00672cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880363147002441
=005  20060525124213.0
=008  950616i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 95004987 
=035  \\$aCRE7789LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \0$aQP552.C56
=150  \\$aClusterin
=550  \\$wg$aGlycoproteins
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 95-21381: Clusterin : role in vertebrate development, function, and adaptation, 1995.
=670  \\$aMEDLINE$b(Clusterin in titles)
=670  \\$aFirstSearch$b(Biol. & agr. database and General Science database: Clusterin in titles)
=670  \\$aMESH Chem. Suppl.$b(Clusterin; glycoprotein)
=750  \2$aClusterin$0(DNLM)D051152$5IEN

=LDR  01433cz  a2200241n  4500
=001  9880363147102441
=005  20120730164428.0
=008  960129i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 96000871 
=035  \\$aCSP0463NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=150  \0$aIntegrated delivery of health care
=450  \0$aDelivery of health care, Integrated
=450  \0$aIntegrated delivery of medical care
=450  \0$aIntegrated delivery systems (Medical care)
=450  \0$aIntegrated health care systems
=450  \0$aIntegrated service networks (Medical care)
=550  \0$wg$aMedical care
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 96-4648: How to develop an integrated delivery system, c1996.
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Delivery of health care, Integrated; x Integrated delivery systems, x Integrated health care systems)
=670  \\$aCoddington. Integrated health care : reorganizing the physician, hospital, and health plan relationship, 1994:$bp. 7 ("A health care system which combines physicians, hospitals, and other medical services with a health plan to provide the complete spectrum of medical care for its customers. In a fully integrated system, the three key elements--physicians, hospital, and health plan membership--are in balance in terms of matching medical resources with the needs of purchasers and patients")
=670  \\$aLC database, 1/29/96$b(Integrated service networks)
=750  \2$aDelivery of Health Care, Integrated$5IEN$0(DNLM)D019033

=LDR  00477cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880363147202441
=005  20120730164421.0
=008  950615i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\c
=010  \\$ash 95004959 
=035  \\$aCRE7768NU
=040  \\$aAu$cDLC
=150  \0$aLeprostatic agents
=450  \0$aAntileprosy drugs
=450  \0$aAntileprotic agents
=550  \0$wg$aAnti-infective agents
=550  \0$aLeprosy$xChemotherapy
=670  \\$aMESH.
=750  \2$aLeprostatic Agents$5IEN$0(DNLM)D007917

=LDR  00930cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880363147302441
=005  20050617092118.0
=008  960118i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\c
=010  \\$ash 96000424 
=035  \\$aCSP0186LC
=040  \\$aNmU$cDLC
=053  \0$aQL737.P93
=150  \\$aGuinea baboon
=450  \\$aPapio papio
=450  \\$aWestern baboon
=550  \\$wg$aPapio
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Atlas stereotaxique du cerveau de babouin (Papio papio), 1968.
=670  \\$aCorbet, G.B. World list of mamalian species, 1991:$bp. 98, under Papio (P. papio, Guinea baboon, Senegal, Guinea)
=670  \\$aGrzimek's encyc. of mammals, 1990:$bv. 2, p. 237 (Guinea or sphynx baboon (Papio papio))
=670  \\$aWalker's mammals of the world, 5th ed.:$bv. 2, p. 476 (P. papio (Western baboon))
=670  \\$aWeb. 3:$bWestern baboon (a common baboon (Papio papio) of the Guinea coast of Africa)
=750  \2$aPapio papio$0(DNLM)D048531$5IEN

=LDR  01479cz  a2200337n  4500
=001  9880363147402441
=005  20120730164421.0
=008  950615i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\c
=010  \\$ash 95004946 
=035  \\$aCRE7757NU
=040  \\$aAu$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aDapsone
=450  \\$aDiaminodiphenylsulfone
=450  \\$aDiaphenylsulfone
=450  \\$aDiphenylsulfone
=450  \\$aDisulone
=450  \\$aSulfonyldianiline
=550  \\$wg$aFolic acid$xAntagonists
=550  \\$wg$aLeprostatic agents
=550  \\$wg$aNonsteroidal anti-inflammatory agents
=550  \\$wg$aSulfones
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Australian Institute of Health and Welfare. Dapsone exposure, Vietnam service and cancer incidence, 1992.
=670  \\$aSouthern Research Institute (Birmingham, Ala.). Bioassay of dapsone for possible carcinogenicity, 1977.
=670  \\$aMeSH browser, May 15, 2007$b(Dapsone. Entry terms: Diaminodiphenylsulfone, Sulfonyldianiline, Diaphenylsulfone, Disulone. Pharm actions: Anti-infective Agents; Anti-inflammatory agents, Non-steroidal; Antimalarials; Folic Acid Antagonists; Leprostatic Agents)
=670  \\$aConcise chem. and tech. dict., c1986.
=670  \\$aGardner's chem. synonyms and trade names, c1987.
=670  \\$aGrant and Hackh's chem. dict., c1987.
=670  \\$aPDR:$bp. 1130 (Dapsone)
=670  \\$aUSAN:$bp. 189 (Dapsone, Benzenamine; Sulfonyldianiline; Diaminodiphenylsulfone)
=670  \\$aMerck.
=750  \2$aDapsone$5IEN$0(DNLM)D003622

=LDR  00865cz  a2200241n  4500
=001  9880363147502441
=005  20100302131157.0
=008  960116i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 96000257 
=035  \\$aCSN0404LC
=035  \\$ash 96000257
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aRC569.5.B64
=150  \\$aBody dysmorphic disorder
=450  \\$aDysmorphophobia
=450  \\$aImagined ugliness
=450  \\$aUgliness, Imagined
=550  \\$wg$aBody image disturbance
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 96-4976: Phillips, K.A. The secret obsession : body dysmorphic disorder, 1997$b(imagined ugliness; obsession with a perceived flaw in appearance)
=670  \\$aKaplan. Comp. textbook of psych., 5th ed.$b(body dysmorphic disorder, formerly dysmorphophobia)
=670  \\$aDSM IV.
=675  \\$aHennepin;$aMESH
=750  \2$aBody Dysmorphic Disorders$0(DNLM)D057215$5IEN

=LDR  00639cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880363147602441
=005  20120730164421.0
=008  950615i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 95004928 
=035  \\$aCRE7742NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \\$aQR201.A15$cMicrobiology
=150  \0$aAcinetobacter infections
=450  \0$aAcinetobacter diseases
=550  \0$wg$aGram-negative bacterial infections
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 95-30812: Acinetobacter : microbiology, epidemiology, infections, management, 1995$b(Acinetobacter infections)
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Acinetobacter infections)
=750  \2$aAcinetobacter Infections$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000151

=LDR  00748cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880363147702441
=005  20120730164427.0
=008  060525i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 96000002 
=035  \\$aCSM0933LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIAhCCS
=053  \0$aRG558.7
=150  \\$aExercise for pregnant women
=550  \\$wg$aPregnant women
=550  \\$aPostnatal exercise
=670  \\$aChabot, L. Lose that baby fat! : bouncing back the first year after having a baby, 2006.
=670  \\$aMackin, D. Getting back in shape, 2003.
=750  \2$81$wb$aExercise$5IEN$0(DNLM)D015444
=750  \2$81$wb$aPregnancy$5IEN$0(DNLM)D011247
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aExercise$iand$aPregnancy$5IEN

=LDR  00655cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880363147802441
=005  20120730164427.0
=008  950831i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 95007398 
=035  \\$aCSL6279NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \\$aQR189.5.D53
=150  \0$aDNA vaccines
=450  \0$aGenetic vaccines
=550  \0$wg$aVaccines
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 95-36708: DNA vaccines : a new era in vaccinology, 1995.
=670  \\$aMEDLINE$b(DNA vaccines in titles)
=670  \\$aBiol. & agr. index$b(DNA vaccines in titles)
=670  \\$aPapersFirst$b(DNA vaccines in titles)
=675  \\$aMESH
=750  \2$aVaccines, DNA$5IEN$0(DNLM)D019444

=LDR  00854cz  a2200241n  4500
=001  9880363147902441
=005  20120730164421.0
=008  950614i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 95004878 
=035  \\$aCRE7704NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \0$aPolyphenol oxidase
=450  \0$aPolyphenolase
=450  \0$aPolyphenoloxidase
=450  \0$aPPO (Enzyme)
=550  \0$wg$aOxidases
=550  \0$wg$aPolyphenols
=550  \0$aEnzymatic browning
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 95-23301: Enzymatic browning and its prevention, 1995:$bCIP galley (polyphenol oxidase, PPO)
=670  \\$aKirk-Othmer encyc. chem.:$bv. 22, p. 632 (polyphenolase)
=670  \\$aEncyc. food sci. tech.:$bp. 739 (polyphenoloxidase)
=675  \\$aChem. syn. trade names;$aDict. chem. names synons.;$aDict. nutrition food tech.
=750  \2$aCatechol Oxidase$5IEN$0(DNLM)D004156

=LDR  00840cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880363148002441
=005  20060706134330.0
=008  950613i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\c
=010  \\$ash 95004855 
=035  \\$aCRE7683LC
=040  \\$aCSfA$cDLC
=053  \\$aQL430.7.P3
=150  \0$aPecten
=550  \0$wg$aScallops
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Fleming, C.A. The genus Pecten in New Zealand, 1957.
=670  \\$aVaught, K.C. A classification of the living Mollusca, 1989:$bp. 119 (genus Pecten, family Pectinidae, order Ostreoida)
=670  \\$aCommon and scientific names of aquatic invertebrates from the United States and Canada. Mollusks, 1988:$bp. 26-27 (genus Pecten, family Pectinidae, order Ostreoida)
=670  \\$aSyn. liv. org.:$bv. 1, p. 1120 (genus Pecten, family Pectinidae)
=670  \\$aWeb. 3.
=750  \2$aPecten$0(DNLM)D049910$5IEN

=LDR  00969cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880363148102441
=005  20110130185032.0
=008  950609||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 95004652 
=035  \\$aCRE7516NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \0$aQR186.6.C42
=150  \\$aCD26 antigen
=450  \\$aDipeptidyl peptidase IV
=550  \\$wg$aCD antigens
=550  \\$wg$aPeptidase
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 95-21297: Dipeptidyl peptidase IV (CD26) in metabolism and immune response, 1995$b(CD26 is identical to the proteolytic enzyme dipeptidyl peptidase IV expressed in a variety of different tissues including epithelia and lymphocytes. CD26 binds and transports adenosine desaminase selectively in different tissues. It is also involved in T cell activation ... It is a receptor for collagen and maybe a marker for malignancy.)
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Antigens, CD26)
=670  \\$aEnzyme nomenclature$b3.4.14.5
=750  \2$aDipeptidyl Peptidase 4$0(DNLM)D018819$5IEN

=LDR  00664cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880363148202441
=005  20120730164421.0
=008  950608i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 95004642 
=035  \\$aCRE7509NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=150  \0$aPost-traumatic stress disorder in old age
=550  \0$wg$aGeriatric psychiatry
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 95-24078: Aging and post-traumatic stress disorder, c1996.
=750  \2$81$wb$aStress Disorders, Post-Traumatic$5IEN$0(DNLM)D013313
=750  \2$81$wb$aAged$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000368
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aStress Disorders, Post-Traumatic$iand$aAged$5IEN

=LDR  01087cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880363148302441
=005  20120730164421.0
=008  950608i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\c
=010  \\$ash 95004632 
=035  \\$aCRE7500LC
=040  \\$aCSfA$cDLC$dWaU
=053  \0$aQL637.9.B36$cZoology
=150  \\$aBeloniformes
=450  \\$aBeloniforms
=550  \\$wg$aOsteichthyes
=670  \\$aNelson, J.S. Fishes of the world, 1994:$bpp. 264-268 (Order Beloniformes - five families, with 38 genera and 191 species; families included are: Adrianichthyidae, Belonidae, Scomberesocidae, Exocoetidae, Hemiramphidae)
=670  \\$aEncyc. of fishes, 1995:$bp. 144 (Order Beloniformes)
=670  \\$aEschmeyer cat. genera recent fishes:$bp. 463 (Order Beloniformes)
=670  \\$aWikipedia, Nov. 4, 2011$b(The Beloniformes are an order of five families of freshwater and marine ray-finned fish: the Adrianichthyidae (ricefish and medakas); Belonidae (needlefish); Exocoetidae (flyingfishes); Hemiramphidae (halfbeaks); and the Scomberesocidae (sauries); beloniforms)
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=550  \\$wg$aDiprotodontia
=670  \\$aMammal species of the world, 1993:$bp.45 (Family Phascolarctidae, Order Diprotodontia)
=670  \\$aITIS, Oct. 8, 1999$b(Phascolarctidae, order Diprotodontia. Common name: koalas)
=670  \\$aThe Australian Museum complete book of Australian mammals, 1983.
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=670  \\$aWork cat.: Understanding your health, c2002
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=670  \\$aWork cat.: Sax's dangerous properties of industrial materials, c1995
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=550  \\$wg$aOrthopedic apparatus
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=670  \\$aHoppenfeld, S. Orthopaedic dict., c1994$b(cast: a rigid circular dressing or casing used to encase or immobilize body parts; it functions to support and immobilize a part in optimal position until healing takes place)
=670  \\$aMosby's dict. of medicine, nursing & health professions, c2006$b(cast: a stiff, solid dressing formed with plaster of paris or other material around a limb or other body part to immobilize it during healing)
=670  \\$aPDR medical dict., c2006$b(cast: rigid encasement of a part, as with plaster, plastic, or fiberglass, for purposes of immobilization)
=670  \\$aWikipedia, Jan. 10, 2008:$bunder Orthopedic cast (an orthopedic cast is a shell, frequently made from plaster, encasing a limb (or, in some cases, large portions of the body) to hold a broken bone (or bones) in place until it has healed)
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=040  \\$aWaU$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aPhosphatidylethanolamines
=450  \\$wnne$aCephalin
=450  \\$aCephalins
=450  \\$aEthanolamine phosphoglycerides
=450  \\$aEthanolamineglycerophospholipids
=450  \\$aKephalins
=450  \\$aPhosphatidyl-ethanolamines
=550  \\$wg$aPhosphatidic acids
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Lakhani, H. R. The phase behavior of phosphatidylethanolamines in giant unilamellar vesicles, 2007.
=670  \\$aMeSH browser, Dec. 3, 2007$b(Phosphatidylethanolamines. Scope note: Derivatives of phosphatidic acids in which the phosphoric acid is bound in ester linkage to an ethanolamine moiety. Entry terms: Cephalins, Ethanolamine Phosphoglycerides, Ethanolamineglycerophospholipids. Cephalins was heading 1963-76)
=670  \\$aOxford dict. of biochemistry and molecular biology, 2006$b(cephalin: a former name for 1) phosphatidylethanolamine, 2) phosphatidylserine; kephalin: a variant spelling of cephalin; phosphatidylethanolamine: any glycerophospholipid in which a phosphatidyl group is esterified to the hydroxyl group of ethanolamine. Phosphatidylethanolamines are important constituents of cell membranes.)
=670  \\$aOnline medical dictionary, Dec. 4, 2007$b(cephalin, a term formerly applied to a group of phosphatidic esters resembling lecithin but containing either 2-ethanolamine or l-serine in the place of choline; these are now known as phosphatidylethanolamine and phosphatidylserine. They are widely distributed in the body, especially in the brain and spinal cord, and are used as local haemostatics and as reagents in liver function test; synonym: kephalin)
=750  \2$aPhosphatidylethanolamines$0(DNLM)D010714$5IEN

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=150  \\$aHeterochromatic genes
=450  \\$aHeterochromatin genes
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=670  \\$aWork cat.: Yasuhara, J.C. Molecular analyses of heterochromatin and heterochromatic genes in Drosophila, 2007:$babstr. (some essential genes in Drosophila are embedded within heterochromatin, and the normal expression of some of these genes depends on a heterochromatic location and heterochromatin-associated proteins. The mechanisms by which the heterochromatic genes are expressed in this chromatin context are unknown) leaf 11 (heterochromatic genes of plants and mammals)
=670  \\$aPubMed, via WWW, Dec. 18, 2007$b(in titles and abstracts: heterochromatic genes; heterochromatic gene silencing; heterochromatic gene expression; heterochromatin gene silencing; heterochromatin gene models; heterochromatin genes)
=670  \\$aGoogle search, Dec. 18, 2007$b(6,330 hits for "heterochromatic genes"; 1,620 for "heterochromatin genes")
=675  \\$aMeSH browser, Dec. 18, 2007
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=150  \\$aDance therapists
=450  \\$aDance movement therapists
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=550  \\$wg$aDancers
=550  \\$wg$aPsychotherapists
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 2007051267: Supervision of dance movement psychotherapy, 2008.
=750  \2$aDance Therapy$0(DNLM)D003614$5IEN

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=001  9880363257502441
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=010  \\$ash2007010418
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=150  \\$aNucleopolyhedroviruses
=450  \\$aNPVs (Insect viruses)
=450  \\$aNuclear polyhedrosis viruses
=450  \\$aNucleopolyhedrovirus (Genus)
=550  \\$wg$aBaculoviruses
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 78907631: Neelgund, Y.F. Studies on nuclear polyhedrosis of the army worm, Mythimna (Pseudaletia) separata Walker, 1977.
=670  \\$aMeSH browser, Nov. 30, 2007$b(Nucleopolyhedrovirus. Scope note: A genus of the family Baculoviridae, subfamily Eubaculovirinae, characterized by the formation of crystalline, polyhedral occlusion bodies in the host cell nucleus. The type species is Autographa calirnica nucleopolyhedrovirus. Entry term: Nuclear Polyhedrosis Virus)
=670  \\$aSpringer index of viruses, 2001:$bp. 78 (Nucleopolyhedrovirus, genus with 12 species, insect host liquifies as a result of virus infection)
=670  \\$aEncyc. of virology, 1999:$bv. 1, p. 140 (Nuclear polyhedrosis viruses (Nucleopolyhedrovirus)) p. 146 (Nucleopolyhedroviruses (NPVs))
=750  \2$aNucleopolyhedroviruses$0(DNLM)D017924$5IEN

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=001  9880363257602441
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=053  \0$aRJ506.S55
=150  \\$aSleep disorders in adolescence
=550  \\$wg$aAdolescent psychiatry
=550  \\$wg$aPediatric neurology
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 2007049955: Sleep disorders in children and adolescents, c2007.
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=450  \\$aHospital dumping
=450  \\$aHospital patient dumping
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=550  \\$wg$aRefusal to treat
=670  \\$aLC database, Dec. 10, 2007$b(patient dumping)
=670  \\$aGoogle search, Dec. 10, 2007$b(patient dumping; hospital dumping; hospital patient dumping)
=670  \\$aMeSH online, Dec. 10, 2007$b(Patient dumping USE Patient transfer)
=750  \2$aPatient Transfer$0(DNLM)D010360$5IEN

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=001  9880363257802441
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=010  \\$ash2007009104
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=150  \\$aVDJ recombinases
=550  \\$wg$aDNA polymerases
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Cobb, R.L. Genetic and epigenetic regulation of V(D)J recombination, 2006:$bp. 1 (The acquisition of broadly specific antigen receptors by B and T cell precursors is dependent on a DNA rearrangement process called V(D)J recombination)
=670  \\$aMESH, 2007:$bMESH Heading (VDJ Recombinases)
=750  \2$aVDJ Recombinases$0(DNLM)D045567$5IEN

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=001  9880363257902441
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=550  \\$aReproduction, Asexual
=670  \\$aPenguin dict. of biol., 2000$b(spore: a single or several-celled reproductive structure (propagule) that detaches from the parent and gives rise, directly or indirectly, to a new individual)
=670  \\$aMeSH browser, Aug. 15, 2007$b(Spores. Scope note: The reproductive elements of lower organisms, such as bacteria, protozoa, fungi, and cryptogamic plants. In hierarchy for Cells.)
=670  \\$aOxford dict. of biol., 2004$b(spore: A reproductive cell that can develop into an individual without first fusing with another reproductive cell.  Spores are produced by plants, fungi, bacteria, and some protoctists.)
=750  \2$aSpores$0(DNLM)D013170$5IEN

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=150  \\$aNaphthyridines
=550  \\$wg$aHeterocyclic compounds
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Brown, D.J. Naphthyridines, c2008:$bp. xi (1,5- , 1,6- , 1,7- , 1,8- , 2,6- , and 2,7-naphthyridine; historically, the word "naphthyridin(e)"  was coined ... for the 1,8-naphthyridine system; other terms, such as "isonaphthyridine" for 1,5-naphthyridine; "benzodiazines", "pyridinopyridines", "2,5-naphthyridine" for 1,6-naphthyridine; "copyrin(e)" or "copurine" for 2,7-naphthyridine)
=670  \\$aMeSH browser, Nov. 1, 2007$b(Naphthyridines. BT: Heterocyclic Compounds, 2-Ring; no entry terms)
=670  \\$aComparative toxicogenomics database, via WWW, Nov. 7, 2007$b(Naphthyridines. Hierarchy: Chemicals  >  Heterocyclic Compounds >  Heterocyclic Compounds, 2-Ring)
=670  \\$aJohn Wiley Web site, Nov. 20, 2007$b(Chemistry of heterocyclic compounds, vol. 63, The naphthyridines: "this book provides a summary of the chemistry of each of the six naphthyridine systems along with tables of known simple derivatives with original references.")
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=450  \\$aBio-banks
=450  \\$aBiological specimen banks
=550  \\$aBiological resource centers
=550  \\$aBiological specimens
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 2007044055: Biobanks, 2008.
=670  \\$aMeSH, Oct. 26, 2007:$bHdg. (Biological specimen banks) scope note (facilities that collect, store, and distribute tissues ... for use by others)
=670  \\$aNLM catalog online, Oct. 26, 2007:$b(biobanks: 13 hits)
=670  \\$aPubmed, Oct. 26, 2007:$b(biobanks: 57 hits)
=670  \\$aWWW Oct. 30, 2007$b(Roscam Abbing, H.D.C. Human tissue research, individual rights, and bio-banks)
=750  \2$aBiological Specimen Banks$0(DNLM)D018070$5IEN

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=001  9880363258202441
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=150  \\$aNanomedicine
=550  \\$wg$aMedicine
=550  \\$wg$aNanotechnology
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Freitas, Robert A. Nanomedicine, c1999.
=670  \\$aMeSH, Oct. 2, 2007$b(Nanomedicine: Scope note: The branch of medicine concerned with the application of nanotechnology to the prevention and treatment of disease. It involves the monitoring, repair, construction, and control of human biological systems at the molecular level, using engineered nanodevices and nanostructures)
=750  \2$aNanomedicine$0(DNLM)D050997$5IEN

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=001  9880363258302441
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=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aHazardous substances$xAccidents
=667  \\$aRecord generated for validation purposes.
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Biologische Indikatoren f�ur die Beurteilung multifaktorieller Beanspruchung, c1998
=750  \2$aBiohazard Release$0(DNLM)D055885$5IEN
=750  \2$aChemical Hazard Release$0(DNLM)D055884$5IEN

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=001  9880363258402441
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=450  \\$aDioxoindoline
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=670  \\$aInter. dict. med. biol.$b(isatin: the indole derivative formed by oxidizing indoxyl)
=670  \\$aMeSH browser, Nov. 15, 2007$b(Isatin. Entry term: 2,3-Dioxoindoline. Scope note: An indole-dione that is obtained by oxidation of indigo blue.)
=670  \\$aOld catalog heading$b(Isatin)
=750  \2$aIsatin$0(DNLM)D007510$5IEN

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=670  \\$aWork cat.: 2007924314: Endosperm, c2007:$bp. vii (the biological function of endosperm is to support the developing and germinating embryo) p. 1 (the nutritive endosperm of seeds is a unique feature of angiosperms)
=670  \\$aFacts on File dict. of botany, c2003$b(endosperm: the nutritive tissue that surrounds the embryo in angiosperms)
=670  \\$aDict. of plant sciences, 1998$b(endosperm: a triploid structure found in many seeds of angiosperms; it frequently stores food materials which are broken down during germination)
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=001  9880363258602441
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=053  \0$aRD96.7
=150  \\$aBlast injuries
=450  \\$aExplosion injuries
=550  \\$wg$aWounds and injuries
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 2007045761: Explosion and blast injuries, c2008.
=670  \\$aMeSH online, Nov. 13, 2007:$bHdg. (Blast injuries) scope note (Injuries resulting when a person is struck by particles impelled with violent force from an explosion)
=750  \2$aBlast Injuries$0(DNLM)D001753$5IEN

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=670  \\$aPlants national database, Oct. 11, 2007$b(Genus Dipteryx Schreber in Family Fabaceae)
=670  \\$aHortus 3$b(Dipteryx (Leguminosae (subfamily Faboideae), syn. Coumarouna))
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=550  \\$aEmergency management
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 2007041545: Street smart Spanish for first responders, 2008.
=670  \\$aLC database, Oct. 11, 2007.
=670  \\$aU.S. Dept. of Transportation, Federal Highway Administration WWW site, Oct. 11, 2007:$busing highways during evacuation operations for events with advance notice>>glossary (first responder: first responding unit to arrive at an incident scene; traditionally used to describe public safety emergency responders who have duties related to preservation of life and property)
=670  \\$aNational Center for Children Exposed to Violence WWW site, Oct. 11, 2007:$bresource center>professional tools>glossary of terms (first responders: emergency personnel called to the scene of a crisis or responding to emergency calls for assistance; first responders could include emergency medical technicians, police, hotline/crisis line personnel, fire and rescue, child protective services, and others)
=670  \\$aEncyc. of law enforcement, c2005:$bv. 1, p. 19 (first-responder organizations, such as fire, police, and rescue units) p. 47 (first reponders) p. I-9 (first-responders)
=675  \\$aEncyc. of disaster management, c2006;$aNFPA's illustrated dict. of fire protection terms, c2005;$aNational criminal justice thesaurus
=750  \2$aEmergency Responders$0(DNLM)D060731$5IEN

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=001  9880363258902441
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=010  \\$ash2007008790
=040  \\$aNcD$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aHigh-intensity focused ultrasound
=450  \\$aFUS (Focused ultrasound)
=450  \\$aHIFU (High-intensity focused ultrasound)
=450  \\$aHIFUS (High-intensity focused ultrasound)
=550  \\$wg$aUltrasonic waves$xTherapeutic use
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Gene activation during high intensity focused ultrasound tumor ablation, 2006.
=670  \\$aWikipedia, Sept. 20, 2007$b(High intensity focused ultrasound: HIFU (high intensity focused ultrasound) (sometimes FUS or HIFUS) is a highly precise medical procedure using high-intensity focused ultrasound to heat and destroy pathogenic tissue rapidly)
=670  \\$aMeSH, Sept. 20, 2007$b(heading: Ultrasound, High-Intensity Focused, Transrectal; entry term: Transrectal High-Intensity Focused Ultrasound; previous indexing: Ultrasonic Therapy; scope note: Tissue ablation of the prostate performed by ultrasound from a transducer placed in the rectum. The procedure is used to treat prostate cancer ( prostatic neoplasms) and benign prostatic hypertrophy (prostatic hyperplasia))
=750  \2$aHigh-Intensity Focused Ultrasound Ablation$0(DNLM)D057086$5IEN

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=001  9880363259002441
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=010  \\$ash2007008577
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aDiacetyl
=450  \\$aBiacetyl
=450  \\$aButanedione
=450  \\$aDiketobutane
=450  \\$aDimethyl diketone
=450  \\$aDimethylglyoxal
=450  \\$aDotriacontane
=550  \\$wg$aFood additives
=550  \\$wg$aKetones
=670  \\$aMeSH browser, Oct. 3, 2007$b(Diacetyl. Scope note: carrier of aroma of butter, vinegar, coffee, and other foods. Entry terms: 2,3-Butanedione, Biacetyl, Diketobutane, Dimethyldiketone, Dimethylglyoxal, Dotriacontane. In hierarchy for Ketones)
=670  \\$aHawley's cond. chem. dict., 2002$b(diacetyl (biacetyl, butanedione, diketobutane, dimethyl diketone, dimethylglyoxal. Use; aroma carrier in food products))
=670  \\$aOld catalog heading$b(Diacetyl)
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=001  9880363259102441
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=008  071109i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\c
=010  \\$ash2007005939
=040  \\$aWaU$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aRenilla luciferase
=450  \\$aSea pansy luciferase
=550  \\$wg$aLuciferases
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Tebaldi, S.D. Immobilization of Renilla luciferase through biotinylation for use as a signaling mechanism in underwater sensors, 2006.
=670  \\$aMeSH browser, July 28, 2007$b(Luciferases, Renilla. Scope note: Luciferases from Renilla that oxidize certain Luminescent Agents to cause emission of Photons. UF: Luciferases, Sea Pansy; Renilla Luciferases)
=670  \\$aWood, K.V. The chemistry of bioluminescent reporter assays, 1998, via WWW, July 28, 2007$b(Renilla luciferase; only the luciferases from bacteria, firefly and Renilla have found general use as indicators of gene expression; Renilla luciferase is a 31kDa monomeric enzyme that catalyzes the oxidation of coelenterazine to yield coelenteramide and blue light of 480nm)
=670  \\$aRenilla luciferase assay kit, via Biotium, Inc. Web site, July 28, 2007$b(Renilla luciferase, a monomeric 36,000 Dalton protein, catalyzes coelenterazine oxidation by oxygen to produce light)
=670  \\$aGoogle search, July 28, 2007$b(303,000 hits for "Renilla luciferase"; 844 hits for "sea pansy luciferase"; 18,700 hits for "Renilla reniformis luciferase"; 62 hits for "Renilla mullerei luciferase"; 36 for "Renilla mulleri luciferase"; 7 hits for "Renilla muelleri luciferase")
=750  \2$aLuciferases, Renilla$0(DNLM)D049410$5IEN

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=001  9880363259202441
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=040  \\$aWaU$beng$cDLC
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=150  \\$aSea pansies
=450  \\$aPansies, Sea
=450  \\$aRenilla
=550  \\$wg$aRenillidae
=670  \\$aITIS * North America, via WWW, July 28, 2007$b(Genus Renilla, family Renillidae; three species listed: Renilla koellikeri; Renilla muelleri, sea pansy; Renilla reniformis, sea pansy)
=670  \\$aNCBI taxonomy browser, via WWW, July 28, 2007$b(Renilla. Rank: genus. Family Renillidae. Three species listed: Renilla koellikeri (Koelliker's sea pansy); Renilla muelleri; Renilla reniformis)
=670  \\$aThe Columbia encyclopedia, 6th ed., via Bartleby.com, July 28, 2007$b(sea pansy: fleshy, leaf-shaped colony of marine organisms belonging to the genus Renilla in the same phylum as the jellyfish. Sea pansies are classified in the phylum Cnidaria, class Anthozoa, order Pennatulacea)
=670  \\$aBritannica online, July 28, 2007$b(under sea pen: The sea pansy, Renilla, found along the Pacific and Atlantic coasts of North America, is a flattened kidney-shaped plate consisting of two fused halves. All the polyps are on the upper side)
=750  \2$aRenilla$0(DNLM)D048790$5IEN

=LDR  01816cz  a2200265n  4500
=001  9880363259302441
=005  20130209162134.0
=008  071109i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\c
=010  \\$ash2007005729
=040  \\$aWaU$beng$cDLC$dWaU
=150  \\$aOsmium tetroxide
=450  \\$aMilas' reagent
=450  \\$aOsmic acid
=450  \\$aOsmic acid anhydride
=450  \\$aOsmium oxide
=450  \\$aOsmium tetraoxide
=450  \\$aTetraoxoosmium
=550  \\$wg$aOsmium compounds
=550  \\$wg$aTransition metal oxides
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Valliant-Saunders, K. Oxidation of tertiary silanes by osmium tetroxide, 2006.
=670  \\$aMcGraw-Hill encyc. of science & technology online, July 20, 2007$b(osmic acid anhydride; OsO b4 (B. Also known as osmium oxide; osmium tetroxide)
=670  \\$aWikipedia, July 20, 2007$b(Osmium tetroxide is the chemical compound with the formula OsO b4 (B; systematic name: Osmium tetraoxide, Osmium (VIII) oxide, Osmic acid) Sept. 18, 2012 (Osmium tetroxide (also called osmium tetraoxide) is the chemical compound with the formula OsO b4 (B. Preferred IUPAC name: Osmium tetraoxide. Systematic name[hide] Tetraoxoosmium Other names: Osmium(VIII) oxide)
=670  \\$aMeSH browser, July 20, 2007$b(Osmium Tetroxide; (T-4)-Osmium oxide (OsO b4 (B). A highly toxic and volatile oxide of osmium used in industry as an oxidizing agent. It is also used as a histological fixative and stain and as a synovectomy agent in arthritic joints. Its vapor can cause eye, skin, and lung damage; entry term: Osmic Acid)
=670  \\$aFactsheets on chemical and biological warfare agents, via WWW, July 20, 2007$b(Osmium Tetroxide; synonyms: Milas' reagent, Osmic acid anhydride, Osmium oxide, Osmium (IV) oxide, Osmium tetraoxide, Tetraoxoosmium)
=750  \2$aOsmium Tetroxide$0(DNLM)D009993$5IEN

=LDR  00489cz  a2200133n  4500
=001  9880363259402441
=005  20080509101956.0
=008  070801i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|n\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash2007006041
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aGastrointestinal system$xAbnormalities
=667  \\$aRecord generated for validation purposes.
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Cardiovascular, respiratory, gastrointestinal, and genitourinary malformations, c1982
=750  \2$aDigestive System Abnormalities$0(DNLM)D004065$5IEN

=LDR  00721cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880363259502441
=005  20080509103951.0
=008  070809i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash2007005427
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC
=053  \0$aQL638.875.T6$cZoology
=150  \\$aTorpedo (Fish genus)
=450  \\$aEunarce
=450  \\$aFimbriotorpedo
=450  \\$aTorpedoes (Fish genus)
=550  \\$wg$aTorpedinidae
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 91024501: Whittaker, V.P. The cholinergic neuron and its target : the electromotor innervation of the electric ray "Torpedo" as a model, 1992.
=670  \\$aITIS search, July 16, 2007$b(Torpedo Houttuyn, 1764, genus synonyms: Eunarce, Fimbriotorpedo)
=750  \2$aTorpedo$0(DNLM)D014101$5IEN

=LDR  00639cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880363259602441
=005  20080509101021.0
=008  070809i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash2007005385
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC
=053  \0$aBF724.85.D44
=150  \\$aDecision making in old age
=550  \\$wg$aOlder people$xPsychology
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 2007028125: Changes in decision-making capacity in older adults, 2008.
=750  \2$81$wb$aDecision Making$0(DNLM)D003657$5IEN
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=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aDecision Making$iand$aAged$5IEN

=LDR  01042cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880363259702441
=005  20080509103456.0
=008  070809i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\c
=010  \\$ash2007001497
=040  \\$aOU$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aSuramin
=550  \\$wg$aAnthelmintics
=550  \\$wg$aAntiprotozoal agents
=550  \\$wg$aNaphthalene
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Suramin as a chemo- and radio-sensitizer, 2006.
=670  \\$aWikipedia, July 16, 2007$b(Suramin: a medicinal drug developed in 1916; it is used for treatment of human sleeping sickness, onchocerciasis, and other diseases caused by trypanosomes and worms; it is under investigation as treatment for prostate cancer)
=670  \\$aMeSH, July 17, 2007$b(Suramin: a polyanionic compound with an unknown mechanism of action; it is used parenterally in the treatment of African trypanosomiasis and it has been used clinically with diethylcarbamazine to kill the adult Onchocerca; tree structure: Naphthalenes -- Naphthalenenesul fonates -- Suramin)
=750  \2$aSuramin$0(DNLM)D013498$5IEN

=LDR  00417cz  a2200133n  4500
=001  9880363259802441
=005  20120202153147.0
=008  070726i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|n\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash2007005767
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aCorpus callosum$xAbnormalities
=667  \\$aRecord generated for validation purposes.
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Callosal agenesis, c1994
=750  \2$aAgenesis of Corpus Callosum$0(DNLM)D061085$5IEN

=LDR  00425cz  a2200133n  4500
=001  9880363259902441
=005  20120730164532.0
=008  070726i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|n\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash2007005761
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aCoronary arteries$xAbnormalities
=667  \\$aRecord generated for validation purposes.
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Coronary artery anomalies, c1999
=750  \2$aCoronary Vessel Anomalies$5IEN$0(DNLM)D003330

=LDR  00422cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880363260002441
=005  20080509095524.0
=008  070621i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash2007004509
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC
=053  \0$aQK495.U48$cBotany
=150  \\$aPetroselinum
=550  \\$wg$aUmbelliferae
=670  \\$aHortus 3$b(Petroselinum, Unbelliferae, 3 spp. of Old World herbs)
=750  \2$aPetroselinum$0(DNLM)D028528$5IEN

=LDR  01511cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880363260102441
=005  20080509093932.0
=008  070426||\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\c
=010  \\$ash2007002858
=040  \\$aWaU$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aGene conversion
=450  \\$aConversion, Gene
=450  \\$aPolar recombination (Genetics)
=450  \\$aPolaron (Genetics)
=450  \\$aRecombination, Polar (Genetics)
=550  \\$wg$aGenetic recombination
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Hellenthal, G. Exploring rates and patterns of variability in gene conversion and crossover in the human genome, 2006.
=670  \\$a2007 MeSH via MeSH browser, Apr. 24, 2007$b(Gene Conversion. Scope note: The asymmetrical segregation of genes during replication which leads to the production of non-reciprocal recombinant strands and the apparent conversion of one allele into another. Thus, e.g., the meiotic products of an Aa individual may be AAAa or aaaA instead of AAaa, i.e., the A allele has been converted into the a allele or vice versa. Entry terms: Polar Recombination, Polaron; broader term in MeSH tree structures: Recombination, Genetic)
=670  \\$aMcGraw-Hill encyc. of sci. & tech. online, Apr. 24, 2007$b(Gene conversion [GENETICS] A situation in which gametocytes of an individual that is heterozygous for a pair of alleles undergo meiosis, and the gametes produced are in a 3:1 ratio rather than the expected 2:2 ratio, implying that one allele was converted to the other)
=750  \2$aGene Conversion$0(DNLM)D005785$5IEN

=LDR  01188cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880363260202441
=005  20080509094502.0
=008  070301i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\c
=010  \\$ash2007001349
=040  \\$aWaU$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aLuciferases
=550  \\$wg$aOxidoreductases
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Tebaldi, S.D. Immobilization of Renilla luciferase through biotinylation for use as a signaling mechanism in underwater sensors, 2006.
=670  \\$aMeSH browser, Feb. 27, 2007$b(Luciferases. Scope note: Enzymes that oxidize certain luminescent agents to emit light (physical luminescence). The luciferases from different organisms have evolved differently so have different structures and substrates. BT: Oxidoreductases; Luminescent Proteins)
=670  \\$aMcGraw-Hill ency. of sci. & tech. online, Feb. 27, 2007$b(luciferase: An enzyme that catalyzes the oxidation of luciferin)
=670  \\$aHenderson's dict. of biological terms, 2000$b(luciferase: enzyme present in all luminescent organisms which reacts with the activated substrate luciferin. The reaction results in light emission so luciferin is oxidized and returns to the ground state)
=750  \2$aLuciferases$0(DNLM)D008156$5IEN

=LDR  02379cz  a2200277n  4500
=001  9880363260302441
=005  20080508093024.0
=008  070718i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\c
=010  \\$ash2007004423
=040  \\$aWaU$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aCholera toxin
=450  \\$aCholera enterotoxin
=450  \\$aCholera exotoxin
=450  \\$aCholeragen
=450  \\$aCholeragenoid
=450  \\$aCT (Cholera toxin)
=450  \\$aCTX (Cholera toxin)
=450  \\$aProcholeragenoid
=450  \\$aVibrio cholerae enterotoxin
=550  \\$wg$aEnterotoxins
=550  \\$wg$aNAD-ADP-ribosyltransferase
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Liu, J. Structure based design of inhibitors toward disease related multivalent protein targets, 2006:$babstract (cholera toxin (CT))
=670  \\$aMeSH browser, June 12, 2007$b(Cholera Toxin. An Enterotoxin from Vibrio cholerae. It consists of two major protomers, the heavy (H) or A subunit and the B protomer which consists of 5 light (L) or B subunits. The A1 fragment is a Mono(ADP-Ribose) Transferase. The B protomer binds cholera toxin to intestinal epithelial cells, and facilitates the uptake of the A1 fragment ... entry terms: Cholera Toxin Protomer A, Cholera Toxin Protomer B, Choleragen, Choleragenoid, Cholera Enterotoxin CT, Cholera Exotoxin, Cholera Toxin A Subunit, Cholera Toxin B Subunit, Procholeragenoid; BT in tree structures: ADP Ribose Transferases; Bacterial Toxins; Enterotoxins)
=670  \\$aWikipedia, June 19, 2007$b(Cholera toxin (sometimes abbreviated to CTX, Ctx, or CT) is protein complex secreted by the bacterium Vibrio cholerae. CTX is responsible for the harmful effects of cholera infection; The cholera toxin is an oligomeric complex made up of six protein subunits: a single copy of the A subunit, and five copies of the B subunit; The CTA1 fragment catalyses ADP ribosylation from NAD to the regulatory component of adenylate cyclase, thereby activating it. Increased adenylate cyclase activity increases cyclic AMP (cAMP) synthesis causing massive fluid and electrolyte efflux, resulting in diarrhea)
=670  \\$aMcDowall, J. Cholera toxin, via WWW, June 19, 2007$b(cholera toxin, the main virulence factor of the pathogen Vibrio cholerae. Cholera toxin is produced by the CTXf bacteriophage residing within the bacteria; Cholera enterotoxin; Vibrio cholerae enterotoxin)
=750  \2$aCholera Toxin$0(DNLM)D002772$5IEN

=LDR  00840cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880363260402441
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=008  070719||\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\c
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=040  \\$aWaU$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aOxygen consumption (Physiology)
=450  \\$aConsumption of oxygen (Physiology)
=550  \\$wg$aTissue metabolism
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Molter, T.W. Automation of single cell oxygen consumption experiments, 2006.
=670  \\$aMeSH browser, Jan. 24, 2007$b(Oxygen Consumption; scope note: The rate at which oxygen is used by a tissue; microliters of oxygen STPD used per milligram of tissue per hour; the rate at which oxygen enters the blood from alveolar gas, equal in the steady state to the consumption of oxygen by tissue metabolism throughout the body.)
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=LDR  00834cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880363260502441
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=008  070719i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\c
=010  \\$ash2007000579
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=053  \0$aQL737.M34$cZoology
=150  \\$aShort-tailed opossums
=450  \\$aMonodelphis
=550  \\$wg$aOpossums
=670  \\$aITIS, Jan. 26, 2007$b(Genus Monodelphis Burnett, 1830 -- short-tailed opossums, Subfamily Didelphinae, Family Didelphidae)
=670  \\$aNCBI taxonomy browser, Jan. 26, 2007$b(Monodelphis. Genbank common name: short-tailed opossums. Rank: genus. Subfamily Didelphinae, Family Didelphidae)
=670  \\$aWikipedia, Jan. 26, 2007$b(Monodelphis is a genus of marsupials in the family Didelphidae, commonly referred to as short-tailed opossums)
=750  \2$aMonodelphis$0(DNLM)D048309$5IEN

=LDR  00522cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880363260602441
=005  20080508085049.0
=008  070711i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash2007004647
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC
=053  \0$aSF910.M48
=150  \\$aMetabolic disorders in animals
=550  \\$wg$aAnimals$xDiseases
=550  \\$wg$aMetabolism$xDisorders
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 90024385: Metabolic disorders and their prevention in farm animals, 1991.
=750  \2$aMetabolic Diseases$xveterinary$0(DNLM)D008659Q000662$5IEN

=LDR  00578cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880363260702441
=005  20080508084204.0
=008  070605i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash2007003871
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC
=053  \0$aQP702.I45
=150  \\$aImino sugars
=450  \\$aIminosugars
=550  \\$wg$aImino compounds
=550  \\$wg$aSugars
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 2007023155: Iminosugars, c2007
=670  \\$aMeSH browser, June 6, 2007$b(Imino Sugars. Scope note: Sugars in which the  oxygen is replaced by a nitrogen atom)
=750  \2$aImino Sugars$0(DNLM)D050111$5IEN

=LDR  00693cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880363260802441
=005  20111213143610.0
=008  070705i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash2007004205
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC
=053  \0$aQR82.E6
=150  \\$aEnterobacter sakazakii
=550  \\$wg$aEnterobacter
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 2007025067: Enterobacter sakazakii, c2008
=670  \\$aMeSH online, June 18, 2007:$b(Enterobacter sakazakii; scope note: species of gram-negative bacteria in the genus Enterobacter, found in the environment and in foods. It has biochemical characteristics similar to Enterobacter cloacae, but is yellow-pigmented)
=750  \2$aCronobacter sakazakii$0(DNLM)D044083$5IEN

=LDR  00942cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880363260902441
=005  20091103100848.0
=008  070705i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash2007004152
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC
=053  \0$aQC454.T47
=150  \\$aTerahertz spectroscopy
=450  \\$aSpectroscopy, Terahertz
=550  \\$wg$aSpectrum analysis
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 2007024954: Terahertz spectroscopy, 2007.
=670  \\$aASTI, viewed June 18, 2007$b(in title: Terahertz time-domain spectroscopy)
=670  \\$aEI compendex, viewed June 18, 2007$b(uncontrolled identifier: Terahertz spectroscopy)
=670  \\$aInspec, viewed June 18, 2007$b(uncontrolled indexing: Terahertz spectroscopy)
=670  \\$aWikipedia, viewed June 18, 2007$b(Terahertz spectroscopy; its frequencies are generated in one of three ways: Time domain; Frequency domain; Fourier transform spectroscopy)
=750  \2$aTerahertz Spectroscopy$0(DNLM)D055068$5IEN

=LDR  00603cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880363261002441
=005  20080507131846.0
=008  070606i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash2007003875
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC
=053  \0$aQK495.R98$cBotany
=150  \\$aMurraya
=550  \\$wg$aRutaceae
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 2006542010: Murraya koenigii, 1999.
=670  \\$aHortus 3$b(Murraya; family: Rutaceae)
=670  \\$aSPN$b(Murraya ; Jasmin organge)
=670  \\$aPLANTS database, June 6, 2007$b(Murraya)
=670  \\$aITIS, via WWW, June 6, 2007$b(Murraya)
=750  \2$aMurraya$0(DNLM)D032101$5IEN

=LDR  01551cz  a2200241n  4500
=001  9880363261102441
=005  20101225175601.0
=008  070531i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash2007003767
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC$dDLC$dABAU
=150  \\$aMultidrug-resistant tuberculosis
=450  \\$aMDR-TB (Multidrug-resistant tuberculosis)
=450  \\$aMDR tuberculosis
=450  \\$aPolydrug-resistant tuberculosis
=550  \\$wg$aDrug resistance in microorganisms
=550  \\$wg$aMultidrug resistance
=550  \\$wg$aTuberculosis
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 2001034523: Reichman, L.B. Timebomb : the global epidemic of multi-drug-resistant tuberculosis, 2002.
=670  \\$aMeSH browser, May 31, 2007$b(Tuberculosis, Multidrug-Resistant. Entry terms: Tuberculosis, Drug-Resistant, Tuberculosis, MDR)
=670  \\$aWHO Web site, July 17, 2007$b(multidrug-resistant tuberculosis (MDR-TB))
=670  \\$aAnnals of internal medicine, July 15, 2008:$bp. 124 (In accordance with the World Health Organization's definitions for tuberculosis control ...initial drug resistance was defined as pretreatment resistance and categorized as pan-sensitive, single drug resistance (resistance to 1 first-line antituberculosis drug other than rifampin), or polydrug resistance (resistance to ... 2 [or more] drugs)
=670  \\$aEuropean journal of clinical microbiology & infectious diseases, Feb. 2002:$bp. 117 (MDR-TB, multidrug-resistance tuberculosis; SDR-TB, single-drug resistant tuberculosis)
=750  \2$aTuberculosis, Multidrug-Resistant$0(DNLM)D018088$5IEN

=LDR  00479cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880363261202441
=005  20080507132420.0
=008  070524i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash2007003620
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aInsanity defense
=550  \\$wg$aDefense (Criminal procedure)
=550  \\$aInsanity (Law)
=670  \\$aBlack's law dict.
=670  \\$aWikipedia, May 24, 2007.
=670  \\$aLC database, May 24, 2007.
=750  \2$aInsanity Defense$0(DNLM)D007298$5IEN

=LDR  02128cz  a2200289n  4500
=001  9880363261302441
=005  20160511175336.0
=008  070530i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash2007003708
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC$dWaU
=150  \\$aTransgender people
=450  \\$aTG people
=450  \\$aTGs (Transgender people)
=450  \\$aTrannies
=450  \\$aTrans-identified people
=450  \\$aTrans people
=450  \\$aTransgender-identified people
=450  \\$aTransgendered people
=450  \\$aTransgenders
=450  \\$aTranspeople
=550  \\$wg$aSexual minorities
=670  \\$aWikipedia, May 30, 2007$b("Transgender ... is a general term applied to a variety of individuals, behaviors, and groups involving tendencies that diverge from the normative gender role (woman or man) commonly, but not always, assigned at birth, as well as the role traditionally held by society. Transgender is the state of one's "gender identity" (self-identification as male, female, both or neither) not matching one's "assigned gender" (identification by others as male or female based on physical/genetic sex). Transgender does not imply any specific form of sexual orientation -- transgender people may identify as heterosexual, homosexual, bisexual, pansexual or asexual.")
=670  \\$aAmerican Heritage dict.$b(transgendered: appearing as, wishing to be considered as, or having undergone surgery to become a member of the opposite sex)
=670  \\$aLC database, May 30, 2007$b(transgender people; trans people; transgendered people; transgenders; transpeople)
=670  \\$aGoogle search, May 30, 2007$b(transgender people; TG people; TGs; trans people; transgendered people; transgenders; trannies; transpeople)
=670  \\$aWitten, T. Gender identity and the military : transgender, transsexual, and intersex-identified individuals in the U.S. Armed Forces, 2007:$bPDF p. 4 (trans-identified or intersex-identified person; trans-identified or nonnormatively gendered individuals) p. 9 (trans-identified individuals) p. 14 (transgender-identified individuals)
=750  \2$aTransgender Persons$0(DNLM)D063106$5IEN

=LDR  03048cz  a2200361n  4500
=001  9880363261402441
=005  20080507130607.0
=008  070501i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\c
=010  \\$ash2007003019
=040  \\$aWaU$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aDeet
=450  \\$aDelphene
=450  \\$aDET (Insect repellent)
=450  \\$aDETA (Insect repellent)
=450  \\$aDetamide
=450  \\$aDieltamid
=450  \\$aDiethyl methylbenzamide
=450  \\$aDiethyl toluamide
=450  \\$aDiethylbenzemide
=450  \\$aM-DET (Insect repellent)
=450  \\$aM-DETA (Insect repellent)
=450  \\$aMetadelphene
=550  \\$wg$aInsect antifeedants
=550  \\$wg$aInsect baits and repellents
=550  \\$wg$aToluamides
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Antifeedant effects of diethyl toluamide and neem oil on native cave weta, cockroaches, and amphipods, c2004:$bp. 5 (diethyl toluamide (DEET) p. 6 (invertebrate antifeedant)
=670  \\$aThe insect repellent DEET, via U.S. Environmental Protection Agency Pesticides : topical & chemical fact sheets Web site, Apr. 30, 2007$b(DEET (chemical name, N,N-diethyl-meta-toluamide) is the active ingredient in many insect repellent products)
=670  \\$aWikipedia, Apr. 30, 2007$b(DEET. Meta-N,N-diethyl toluamide, abbreviated DEET, is an insect-repellent chemical. It is intended to be applied to the skin or to clothing, and is primarily used to protect against insect bites.)
=670  \\$aDEET online Web site, Apr. 30, 2007$b(DEET is the active ingredient in the most widely used insect repellents available in the U.S. that are applied to the skin. The most commonly used chemical name for DEET is N,N-diethyl-m toluamide)
=670  \\$aEXTOXNET : Extension Toxicology Network Web site, Apr. 30, 2007$b(Deet. Deet is found in a variety of commercial insecticides. Trade names for products containing Deet include Autan, Delphene, Detamide, Deltamid, Flypel, m- Delphene, Meta-Delphene, Naugatuck Det, and Off. Deet is the common name for N,N-diethyl-m-toluamide, a multipurpose insect repellent registered for direct application to human skin, clothing, household pets, tents and bedrolls and screens. Deet is a unique pesticide, because it is applied directly to the human body for purposes of repelling insects. Technical Deet is 95% m-isomer. The o- and p-isomers are highly repellent but less effective than the m-isomer. The compound is also known as detamide, diethylbenzemide, diethyl toluamide, m-delphene, metadelphene, and by the acronyms DET, DETA, and M-DET)
=670  \\$aThe American heritage dictionary of the English language, via WWW, Apr. 30, 2007$b(deet: A colorless, oily liquid, C(sub)1(sub)2H(sub)1(sub)7NO, that has a mild odor and is used as an insect repellent. Etymology: From d.t., abbr. of diethyl toluamide)
=670  \\$aThe Merck index, 2001$b(Deet. N,N-Diethyl-3-methylbenzamide; N,N-diethyl-m-toluamide; M-Det; m-DETA; ENT-20218; Autan; m-Delphene; Detamide; Dieltamid; Flypel; Metadelphene; Off; Repel. Use: Insect repellent)
=750  \2$aDEET$0(DNLM)D003671$5IEN

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=001  9880363261502441
=005  20070703083708.0
=008  070502i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash2007003075
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC
=053  \0$aQK495.G74$cBotany
=150  \\$aBambusa
=550  \\$wg$aBamboo
=550  \\$wg$aGrasses
=670  \\$aHortus 3$b(Bambusa; syn: bamboo)
=670  \\$aWeb. 3$b(Bambusa, genus comprising typical bamboos that are woody or arborescent grasses)
=670  \\$aITIS, May 4, 2007$b(Bambusa: Schreb.--accepted--bamboo; 13 species listed)
=670  \\$aWikipedia, May 2, 2007$b(subtribe: Bambusinae (10 genera); genus: Bambusa (consists of 37 clumping bamboos; this genus has been brought into synonymy with Dendrocalamopsis, another genus in the subtribe Bambusinae))
=750  \2$aBambusa$0(DNLM)D031723$5IEN

=LDR  00670cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880363261602441
=005  20070703084204.0
=008  070613i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\c
=010  \\$ash2007002456
=040  \\$aCoU-DA$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aColicins
=450  \\$aColicines
=550  \\$wg$aBacteriocins
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Chemistry and functions of colicins, 1973.
=670  \\$aMeSH browser, Apr. 10, 2007$b(hdg.: Colicins; scope note: Bacteriocins elaborated by strains of Escherichia coli and related species; they are proteins or protein-lipopolysaccharide complexes lethal to other strains of the same species; variant: Colicines)
=750  \2$aColicins$0(DNLM)D003087$5IEN

=LDR  00850cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880363261702441
=005  20070702122831.0
=008  070607i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash2007003457
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aWhole body imaging
=450  \\$aWhole body scanning
=450  \\$aWhole body screening
=550  \\$wg$aDiagnostic imaging
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 2007020149: Real whole body MRI, c2008.
=670  \\$aMESH online, May 17, 2007:$bHdg. (Whole body imaging) scope note (The creation of a visual display of the inside of the entire body of a human or animal for the purposes of diagnostic evaluation. This is most commonly achieved by using magnetic resonance imaging; or positron emission tomography) entry terms (Whole body scanning, whole body scan, whole body screening)
=750  \2$aWhole Body Imaging$0(DNLM)D051598$5IEN

=LDR  00744cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880363261802441
=005  20070702122634.0
=008  070502i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash2007003071
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aGout suppressants
=450  \\$aAntigout agents
=450  \\$aAntihyperuricemics
=450  \\$aSuppressants, Gout
=550  \\$wg$aAntirheumatic agents
=670  \\$aMeSH browser, May 2, 2007$b(Gout Suppressants. Entry terms: Antigout Agents, Antihyperuricemics. Scope note: Agents that increase uric acid excretion by the kidney (uricosuric agents), decrease uric acid production (antihyperuricemics), or alleviate the pain and inflammation of acute attacks of gout)
=750  \2$aGout Suppressants$0(DNLM)D006074$5IEN

=LDR  00464cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880363261902441
=005  20070702121938.0
=008  070427i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash2007002926
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aClosteroviridae
=550  \\$wg$aPlant viruses
=550  \\$wg$aRNA viruses
=670  \\$aSpringer index of viruses, 2001$b(Closteroviridae, family consisting of Closterovirus, Crinivirus, RNA)
=750  \2$aClosteroviridae$0(DNLM)D029381$5IEN

=LDR  01117cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880363262002441
=005  20070702085252.0
=008  070530i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash2007003203
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC
=053  \0$aRC159.A7$cMalaria chemotherapy
=150  \\$aArtemisinin
=550  \\$wg$aAntimalarials
=550  \\$wg$aPeroxides
=550  \\$wg$aSesquiterpenes
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 2007019165: Artemisinins in malaria therapy, 2006:$bgalley (Artemisinin has been identified as the active antimalarial principle of ginghao, a plant used for centuries to treat malaria in China)
=670  \\$aMeSH online, May 9, 2007:$bHdg. (Artemisinins tree structure : Sesquiterpenes - Artemisinins, Peroxides - Artemisinins)
=670  \\$aMedi Lexicon, May 10, 2007$b(artemisinin: a sesquiterpene antimalarial and antischistosomal drug derived from Artemisinin annua; is a potent and rapidly acting blood schizontocide used in the treatment of malaria; active against chlorquine-resistant Plasmodinon falciparum and chloroquine-sensitive P. falciparum and P. vivax)
=750  \2$aArtemisinins$0(DNLM)D037621$5IEN

=LDR  00450cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880363262102441
=005  20070702095656.0
=008  070501i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash2007002973
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aTombusviridae
=550  \\$wg$aPlant viruses
=550  \\$wg$aRNA viruses
=670  \\$aSpringer index of viruses, 2001:$bp. 1161 (Tombusviridae, family consisting of 8 genera, RNA)
=750  \0$aTombusviridae$0(DNLM)D019183$5IEN

=LDR  00520cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880363262202441
=005  20070702085731.0
=008  070501i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash2007002972
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aCarmoviruses
=450  \\$aCarmovirus
=550  \\$wg$aTombusviridae
=670  \\$aSpringer index of viruses, 2001:$bp. 1168 (Carmovirus, genus in family Tombusviridae, RNA)
=670  \\$aPlant viruses online, May 1, 2007$b(Carmoviruses: Tombusviridae)
=750  \2$aCarmovirus$0(DNLM)D019184$5IEN

=LDR  00423cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880363262302441
=005  20070702094709.0
=008  070427i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash2007002925
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aSequiviridae
=550  \\$wg$aPlant viruses
=550  \\$wg$aRNA viruses
=670  \\$aSpringer index of viruses, 2001:$bp. 1089 (Family Sequiviridae, RNA)
=750  \2$aSequiviridae$0(DNLM)D019191$5IEN

=LDR  00493cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880363262402441
=005  20070702094437.0
=008  070427i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash2007002924
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aWaikaviruses
=450  \\$aWaikavirus
=550  \\$wg$aSequiviridae
=670  \\$aSpringer index of viruses, 2001:$bp. 1093 (Waikavirus in family Sequiviridae)
=670  \\$aPlant viruses online, Apr. 27, 2007$b(Waikaviruses)
=750  \2$aWaikavirus$0(DNLM)D019193$5IEN

=LDR  00580cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880363262502441
=005  20070702093632.0
=008  070427i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash2007002916
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC
=053  \0$aQR411$cVirology
=150  \\$aPotyviridae
=550  \\$wg$aPlant viruses
=550  \\$wg$aRNA viruses
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 96170515: Shukla, D. The potyviridae, 1994.
=670  \\$aMeSH browser, Apr. 27, 2007$b(Potyviridae. Scope note: a family of RNA viruses which infect mainly plants of the Solanaceae)
=750  \2$aPotyviridae$0(DNLM)D019176$5IEN

=LDR  00486cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880363262602441
=005  20070702091413.0
=008  070427i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash2007002906
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aGeminiviridae
=550  \\$wg$aDNA viruses
=550  \\$wg$aPlant viruses
=670  \\$aSpringer index of viruses, 2001:$bp. 339 (Geminiviridae, family, includes Begomovirus, Curtovirus, Mastrevirus, Topocuvirus, DNA)
=750  \2$aGeminiviridae$0(DNLM)D017791$5IEN

=LDR  00697cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880363262702441
=005  20070702092531.0
=008  070426i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash2007002895
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC
=053  \0$aQR401.5$cVirology
=150  \\$aLuteoviridae
=550  \\$wg$aPlant viruses
=550  \\$wg$aRNA viruses
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 00273712: The Luteoviridae, c1999.
=670  \\$aSpringer index of viruses, 2001:$bp. 505 (Luteoviridae. Consists of Enamovirus, Luteovirus, and Polerovirus)
=670  \\$aMeSH browser, Apr. 26, 2007$b(Luteoviridae. Scope note: a family of RNA plant viruses infecting disparate plant families)
=750  \2$aLuteoviridae$0(DNLM)D052679$5IEN

=LDR  00698cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880363262802441
=005  20070702090747.0
=008  070426i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash2007002893
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aComoviruses
=450  \\$aComovirus (Genus)
=550  \\$wg$aComoviridae
=670  \\$aMatthew's plant virology, 2002:$bp. 32 (Genus Comovirus, comoviruses)
=670  \\$aSpringer index of viruses, 2001:$bp. 253 (Genus Comovirus)
=670  \\$aMeSH browser, Apr. 26, 2007$b(Comovirus. Scope note: a genus of plant viruses of the family Comoviridae in which the bipartite genome is encapsidated in separate icosahedral particles.)
=750  \2$aComovirus$0(DNLM)D017798$5IEN

=LDR  00746cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880363262902441
=005  20070702090117.0
=008  070426i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash2007002891
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aCaulimoviridae
=550  \\$wg$aDNA viruses
=550  \\$wg$aPlant viruses
=670  \\$aSpringer index of viruses, 2001:$bp. 193 (family, Caulimoviridae)
=670  \\$aMesH browser, Apr. 26, 2007$b(Caulimoviridae. Scope note: the family of DNA plant viruses with isometric or basilloform virions and no envelope.)
=670  \\$aMatthew's plant virology, 2002:$bp. 27 (Family Caulimoviridae contains all the plant viruses that replicate by reverse transcription; 6 genera)
=750  \2$aCaulimoviridae$0(DNLM)D052639$5IEN

=LDR  00825cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880363263002441
=005  20070702090244.0
=008  070426i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash2007002851
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aCaulimoviruses
=450  \\$aCaulimovirus (Genus)
=550  \\$wg$aCaulimoviridae
=670  \\$aSpringer index of viruses, 2001:$bp. 193 (family Caulimoviridae, DNA ) p. 201 (Caulimovirus genus)
=670  \\$aPlant viruses online, Apr. 26, 2007$b(Caulimoviruses/Caulimoviridae)
=670  \\$aMeSH browser, Apr. 26, 2007$b(Caulimovirus. Scope note: a genus of plant viruses in the family Caulimoviridae that are transmitted by aphids in a semipersistent manner.)
=670  \\$aMatthew's plant virology, 2002:$bp. 27 (Genus Caulimovirus, caulimoviruses)
=750  \2$aCaulimovirus$0(DNLM)D017796$5IEN

=LDR  00633cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880363263102441
=005  20070702085540.0
=008  070426i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash2007002845
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aCarlaviruses
=450  \\$aCarlavirus
=550  \\$wg$aPlant viruses
=550  \\$wg$aRNA viruses
=670  \\$aSpringer index of viruses, 2001:$bp. 1227 (Carlavirus, unassigned genus, RNA)
=670  \\$aPlant viruses online, Apr. 26, 2007$b(Carlaviruses. Definitive species include Potato M carlavirus, Potato S carlavirus, and Red clover vein mosaic carlavirus)
=750  \2$aCarlavirus$0(DNLM)D017788$5IEN

=LDR  00579cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880363263202441
=005  20070702095508.0
=008  070426i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash2007002844
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aTobamoviruses
=450  \\$aTobamovirus
=550  \\$wg$aPlant viruses
=550  \\$wg$aRNA viruses
=670  \\$aSpringer index of viruses, 2001:$bp. 1328 (Tobamovirus, unassigned genus, RNA)
=670  \\$aPlant viruses online, Apr. 26, 2007$b(Tobamoviruses. Definitive species include Tobacco mosaic virus)
=750  \2$aTobamovirus$0(DNLM)D017898$5IEN

=LDR  00602cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880363263302441
=005  20070702093337.0
=008  070426i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash2007002842
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aPotexviruses
=450  \\$aPotexvirus
=550  \\$wg$aPlant viruses
=550  \\$wg$aRNA viruses
=670  \\$aSpringer index of viruses, 2001:$bp. 1302 (Potexvirus, unassigned genus, RNA)
=670  \\$aPlant viruses online, Apr. 26, 2007$b(Potexviruses. Definitive species include Cymbidium mosaic potexvirus, Potato X potexvirus)
=750  \2$aPotexvirus$0(DNLM)D017863$5IEN

=LDR  00816cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880363263402441
=005  20070702091026.0
=008  070426i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash2007002838
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC
=053  \0$aQR398.6$cVirology
=150  \\$aCucumoviruses
=450  \\$aCucumovirus
=550  \\$wg$aBromoviridae
=670  \\$aSpringer index of viruses, 2001:$bp. 124 (Genus: Cucumovirus in family Bromoviridae)
=670  \\$aPlant viruses online, Apr. 26, 2007$b(Cucumoviruses: Bromoviridae. Definitve species include Cucumber mosaic cucumovirus)
=670  \\$aMeSH browser, Apr. 26, 2007$b(Cucumovirus. Scope note: A genus of plant viruses of the family Bromoviridae, which infects cucurbits and solanaceous plants. Type species: Cucumber mosaic virus)
=750  \2$aCucumovirus$0(DNLM)D017799$5IEN

=LDR  00475cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880363263502441
=005  20070702092851.0
=008  070425i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash2007002831
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC
=053  \0$aQR402
=150  \\$aMosaic viruses
=550  \\$wg$aPlant viruses
=670  \\$aMeSH browser, Apr. 25, 2007$b(Mosaic Viruses. Scope note: viruses which produce a mottled appearance of the leaves of plants)
=750  \2$aMosaic Viruses$0(DNLM)D009029$5IEN

=LDR  01467cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880363263602441
=005  20070702100008.0
=008  050104i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\c
=010  \\$ash2005000076
=040  \\$aOrCS$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aTymoviruses
=450  \\$aTymovirus
=450  \\$aTymovirus group
=550  \\$wg$aPlant viruses
=550  \\$wg$aRNA viruses
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Matsuda, Daiki. Two new roles for the TYMV tRNA-like structure : translation enhancement and repression of minus strand synthesis, 2004.
=670  \\$aPlant viruses online, Nov. 29, 2004$b(Tymoviruses; taxonomy and relationships: Tymovirus)
=670  \\$aSpringer index of viruses, 2001:$bp. 1344 (Tymovirus, unassigned genus, RNA)
=670  \\$aAcademic Press dictionary of science and technology, 1992$b(Tymovirus group, a genus of plant viruses having isometric particles containing linear ssRNA genomes ... transmitted mechanically and by beetles ... causing characteristic clumping of the chloroplasts in most cell types ... from turnip yellow mosaic virus, the type member for this genus)
=670  \\$aHull, Roger. Matthews' plant virology, 2002:$bp. 40 (Genus Tymovirus, type species: turnip yellow mosaic virus, tymoviruses are isometric ... contain a single species of linear positive-sense ssRNA ... appear to be restricted to dicotyledonous hosts ... are transmitted by beetles of the families Chrysomelidae and Curculionidae)
=750  \2$aTymovirus$0(DNLM)D017806$5IEN

=LDR  00814cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880363263702441
=005  20070702083314.0
=008  070524i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash2007003153
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aCapsule endoscopy
=450  \\$aVideo capsule endoscopy
=450  \\$aWireless capsule endoscopy
=550  \\$wg$aEndoscopy
=550  \\$wg$aGastrointestinal system$xExamination
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 2007018501: Capsule endoscopy, c2007.
=670  \\$aMESH online May 4, 2007:$bHdg. (Capsule endoscopy; entry terms: Video capsule endoscopy; wireless capsule endoscopy; scope note: non-invasive, endoscopic imaging by use of a Video Capsule Endoscopes to perform examination of the gastrointestinal tract, especially the small bowel)
=750  \2$aCapsule Endoscopy$0(DNLM)D053704$5IEN

=LDR  00665cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880363263802441
=005  20070702082859.0
=008  070524i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash2007003079
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC
=053  \0$aRJ399.A6
=150  \\$aAnorexia in adolescence
=550  \\$wg$aAdolescent psychopathology
=550  \\$wg$aEating disorders in adolescence
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 2007017529: Halse, Christine. Inside anorexia, 2008.
=750  \2$81$wb$aAnorexia$0(DNLM)D000855$5IEN
=750  \2$81$wb$aAdolescent$0(DNLM)D000293$5IEN
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aAnorexia$iand$aAdolescent$5IEN

=LDR  01166cz  a2200301n  4500
=001  9880363263902441
=005  20070702083724.0
=008  070425i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash2007002827
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC
=053  \0$aQK495.L25$cBotany
=053  \0$aSB413.P557$cOrnamental plants
=150  \\$aPlectranthus
=450  \\$aBegonia, Swedish
=450  \\$aColeus, Prostrate
=450  \\$aIvy, Swedish
=450  \\$aProstrate coleus
=450  \\$aSpur flowers
=450  \\$aSpurflowers
=450  \\$aSwedish begonia
=450  \\$aSwedish ivy
=550  \\$wg$aLamiaceae
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 2007325335: Van Jaarsveld, E. The Southern African Plectranthus ... 2006:$bt.p. (Plectranthus) p. 9 (also known as Spurflowers; genus belonging to the Mint family (Lamiaceae))
=670  \\$aHortus 3$b(Plectranthus; common names: Swedish begonia, Swedish ivy, Prostrate coleus., Spur flower)
=670  \\$aSPN$b(Plectranthus; Spurflower)
=670  \\$aPLANTS database, Apr. 25, 2007$b(Plectranthus; family: Lamiaceae)
=670  \\$aITIS, via WWW, Apr. 25, 2007$b(Plectranthus; genus; family: Lamiaceae)
=750  \2$aPlectranthus$0(DNLM)D031346$5IEN

=LDR  01184cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880363264002441
=005  20070910075825.0
=008  070315i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\c
=010  \\$ash2007001704
=040  \\$aWaU$beng$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aSulfonylureas
=450  \\$aSulfonylurea compounds
=550  \\$wg$aSulfones
=550  \\$wg$aUrea
=670  \\$aDuPont crop protection sulfonylurea herbicides, c2005, via WWW, Mar. 13, 2007:$bp. 2 (Sulfonylureas are a family of environmentally compatible herbicides that were discovered by DuPont Crop Protection in 1975 and first commercialized for wheat and barley crops in 1982)
=670  \\$aCompendium of pesticide common names, via WWW, Mar. 13, 2007:$bPesticide classification/Herbicides (sulfonylurea herbicides is subclass under urea herbicides and is a see also reference under sulfonamide herbicides)
=670  \\$aCheminova A/S Web site, Mar. 13, 2007:$bherbicides/Accurate (Metsulfuron is one of the leading active ingredients in the sulfonylurea group and a well-known herbicide among farmers around the world)
=670  \\$aMeSH browser, Mar. 13, 2007$b(Sulfonylurea Compounds)
=750  \2$aSulfonylurea Compounds$0(DNLM)D013453$5IEN

=LDR  01064cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880363264102441
=005  20070615095900.0
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=010  \\$ash2007002290
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC
=053  \0$aQR185.8.M28
=150  \\$aMacrophage migration inhibitory factor
=450  \\$aInhibition factor, Macrophage migration
=450  \\$aInhibitory factor, Macrophage migration
=450  \\$aMacrophage migration inhibition factor
=450  \\$aMIF (Macrophage migration inhibitory factor)
=450  \\$aMigration inhibition factor, Macrophage
=450  \\$aMigration inhibitory factor, Macrophage
=550  \\$wg$aLymphokines
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 2007013739: MIF : most interesting factor, 2007:$bCIP galley (macrophage migration inhibitory factor)
=670  \\$aMeSH, Apr. 3, 2007$b(Hdg.: Macrophage Migration-Inhibitory Factors; a lymphokine, Entry term: Macrophage Migration Inhibition Factors; Migration Inhibition Factor; Migration-Inhibitory Factor)
=750  \2$aMacrophage Migration-Inhibitory Factors$0(DNLM)D008263$5IEN

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=001  9880363264202441
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=008  070402i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash2007002209
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC
=053  \0$aTP248.C24$cChemical technology
=150  \\$aCarbodiimides
=550  \\$wg$aOrganonitrogen compounds
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 2007013946: Chemistry and technology of carbodiimides, c2007:$bdata view (Carbodiimides are molecules containing the functional group N=C=N. They play an important role as condensation agents in the synthesis of polypeptides, polynucleotides, polysaccharides and numerous other chemical transformations. Carbodiimides also act as "zero-length" crosslinkers for proteins. In industry, applications include the stabilization of the major global diisocyanate MDI, polyester based polymers and herbicides. Metal substituted carbodiimides are used as precursors for ceramic materials, while sulfonylcarbodiimides are used as precursors for antidiabetic drugs and herbicides)
=670  \\$aWikipedia, April 2, 2007$b(a functional group consisting of the formula N=C=N. Carbodiimides hydrolyze to form ureas, which makes them rarely found in nature. Carbodiimides are formed by dehydration of ureas or from thioureas.)
=670  \\$aLC database, April 2, 2007.
=670  \\$aMcGraw Hill dict. of chem., 2003.
=750  \2$aCarbodiimides$0(DNLM)D002234$5IEN

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=001  9882581727802441
=005  20250501094739.0
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=010  \\$ash2007001895
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh2007001895
=035  \\$a(LIBRARY_OF_CONGRESS)98168887270000041
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC$dNcD
=150  \\$aMenstrual products
=450  \\$wnne$aFeminine hygiene products
=450  \\$aMenstrual care products
=450  \\$aMenstrual hygiene materials
=450  \\$aMenstrual hygiene products
=450  \\$aPeriod products
=550  \\$wg$aHygiene products
=670  \\$aMeSH browser, Mar. 22, 2007$b(Feminine Hygiene Products; Menstrual Hygiene Products; Apr. 4 2023, Menstrual Hygiene Products, RT Menstrual Products, BT Feminine Hygiene Products)
=670  \\$aYahoo shopping directory, Mar. 22, 2007$b(Shopping > Feminine hygiene products)
=670  \\$aLC database, Mar. 22, 2007$b(titles: feminine hygiene products)
=670  \\$aCenter for Disease Control and Prevention website, Menstrual hygiene page, viewed Apr. 4, 2023$b("You can choose many types of menstrual products to absorb or collect blood during your period, including sanitary pads, tampons, menstrual cups, menstrual discs, and period underwear.")$uhttps://www.cdc.gov/hygiene/personal-hygiene/menstrual.html
=670  \\$aOkamoto, N. Period power : a manifesto for the menstrual movement, 2018:$bp. 28 ("It's important to use language that is inclusive of all menstrual experiences. For transgender men and genderqueer people (and others) who still experience menstruation and have uteruses, vaginas, ovaries, and fallopian tubes, periods can be very difficult"; "I avoid using terms such as 'feminine hygiene' and 'feminine products' in an effort to be gender-inclusive") p. 149 ("menstrual products") p. 153 ("menstrual hygiene products") p. 131 ("period products")$w(OCoLC)1050454482
=670  \\$aThe Palgrave handbook of critical menstruation studies, 2020:$bp. 947 ("We can also change the way we talk about menstruation, including using the term menstruators, 'menstrual products' instead of 'feminine hygiene products' and rename 'female healthcare' centers with more gender-neutral terms")$w(OCoLC)1182515281
=670  \\$aGoogle search, Apr. 4, 2023$b("menstrual products" 112,000,000 results; "menstrual hygiene products" 25,300,000 results; "feminine hygiene products" 39,700,000 results)
=670  \\$aUNICEF website, Guide to menstrual hygiene materials, viewed Apr. 4, 2023$b("Menstrual hygiene materials are the products used to catch menstrual flow, such as pads, cloths, tampons or cups.")$uhttps://www.unicef.org/media/91346/file/UNICEF-Guide-menstrual-hygiene-materials-2019.pdf
=670  \\$aRestoring Access to Medication Act of 2019 : report (to accompany H.R. 1922) (including cost estimate of the Congressional Budget Office), 2021:$bp. 2 ("For purposes of this paragraph, the term 'menstrual care product' means a tampon, pad, liner, cup, sponge, or similar product used by individuals with respect to menstruation or other genital-tract secretions")$w(OCoLC)1234916995
=670  \\$aHarvard Health Publishing website, How to choose period products page, viewed Apr. 4, 2023$b("While single-use disposable period products like pads and tampons make up the majority of the multibillion-dollar global market, reusable products like cups (inserted into the vagina to collect the blood) and period panties (absorbent underwear) are beginning to gain more traction.")$uhttps://www.health.harvard.edu/blog/how-to-choose-period-products-202210052828
=680  \\$iHere are entered works on products used to collect menstrual blood during menstruation.
=688  \\$aHeading changed from Feminine hygiene products to Menstrual products in September 2023.
=750  \2$aFeminine Hygiene Products$0(DNLM)D053566$5IEN

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=001  9880363264402441
=005  20061117084648.0
=008  060725i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash2006005489
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aMusic therapy for teenagers
=450  \\$aAdolescent music therapy
=550  \\$wg$aTeenagers$xDiseases$xTreatment
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 99514940: Musiktherapie mit psychisch kranken Jugendlichen, c1999.
=750  \2$81$wb$aMusic Therapy$0(DNLM)D009147$5IEN
=750  \2$81$wb$aAdolescent$0(DNLM)D000293$5IEN
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aMusic Therapy$iand$aAdolescent$5IEN

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=001  9880363264502441
=005  20061117085722.0
=008  060719i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\c
=010  \\$ash2006003499
=040  \\$aWaU$beng$cDLC
=053  \0$aRM666.P835$cTherapeutics
=150  \\$aProbiotics
=450  \\$aProbiotic supplements
=550  \\$wg$aDietary supplements
=550  \\$wg$aMicroorganisms
=550  \\$aGastrointestinal system$xMicrobiology
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 2006022947: The power of probiotics : improving your health with beneficial microbes, c2007.
=670  \\$aVine, N.G. Towards the development of a protocol for the selection of probiotics in marine fish larviculture, 2004:$bPDF p. 2 (In aquaculture, the term "probiotics" is often loosely used to describe a microbial formulation responsible for biocontrol or bioremediation. Gatesoupe (1999) redefined probiotics for aquaculture as "microbial cells that are administered in such a way as to enter the gastrointestinal tract and to be kept alive, with the aim of improving health"; oral delivery of the probiont and its ability to improve the health of the host due to its presence in the digestive tract)
=670  \\$aMeSH browser, July 20, 2006$b(Probiotics. Live microbial dietary supplements which beneficially affect the host animal by improving its intestinal microbial balance. Antibiotics and other related compounds are not included in this definition. In humans, lactobacilli are commonly used as probiotics, either as single species or in mixed culture with other bacteria. Other genera that have been used are bifidobacteria and streptococci.)
=670  \\$aWikipedia, May 4, 2006$b(Probiotics are dietary supplements containing potentially beneficial bacteria or yeast, however lactic acid bacteria (LAB) are the most common microbes used. Probiotic bacterial cultures are intended to assist the body's naturally occurring flora within the digestive tract to reestablish themselves. Claims are made that probiotics strengthen the immune system. The most common form for probiotics are dairy products and probiotic fortified foods. However, tablets and capsules containing the bacteria in freeze dried form are also available. There is no published evidence that probiotic supplements are able to replace the body's natural flora when these have been killed off. There is evidence, however, that probiotics do form beneficial temporary colonies which may assist the body in the same functions as the natural flora, while allowing the matural flora time to recover from depletion.))
=670  \\$aProbiotics basics, via WWW, May 4, 2006$b(Probiotics were defined by a group of experts convened by the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations as "live microorganisms administered in adequate amounts which confer a beneficial health effect on the host." Most probiotics are bacteria, which are small, single-celled organisms. One yeast, Saccharomyces boulardii, also has been evaluated as a probiotic.)
=670  \\$aPDF health Web site, May 4, 2006$b(Probiotics are defined as live microorganisms, including Lactobacillus species, Bifidobacterium species, and yeasts, that may beneficially affect the host upon ingestion by improving the balance of the intestinal microflora. The dietary use of live microorganisms has a long history. Trade names: Mega Dophilus (Natren), Healthy Trinity (Natren), Bifido Factor (Natren), Digesta Lac (Natren), Life Start (Natren), Probiata (Wakunaga Consumer))
=675  \\$aMcGraw-Hill dict. of sci. and tech. terms, c2003;$aHenderson's dict. of biological terms, 2000;$aDorland's illustrated medical dict., via WWW, May 3, 2006
=750  \2$aProbiotics$0(DNLM)D019936$5IEN

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=001  9880363264602441
=005  20061116123042.0
=008  060831i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\c
=010  \\$ash2005008476
=040  \\$aWaU$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aOvarian atresia
=450  \\$aAtresia, Ovarian
=450  \\$aFollicle atresia, Ovarian
=450  \\$aFollicular atresia, Ovarian
=450  \\$aOocyte atresia
=450  \\$aOvarian follicle atresia
=450  \\$aOvarian follicular atresia
=450  \\$aOvaries$xAtresia
=550  \\$wg$aOvaries$xAbnormalities
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Kennedy, A.M. Reproduction of striped bass Morone saxatilis : a structural, biochemical and functional characterization of atresia, 2002:$babstr. (ovarian atresia) p. 1 (The term atresia is used to describe the breakdown of gametes and the resorption of nutrients used in their construction. In female vertebrates, atresia is a widespread process in which ovarian follicles are eliminated as a regulatory control to prevent ovulation of damaged or inferior oocytes) p. 10 (follicular atresia)
=670  \\$aReview of ovarian function, via Infertility and IVF Center website, Dec. 15, 2005$b(relentless and irreversible loss of oocytes by a process known as atresia)
=670  \\$aWikipedia, Dec. 15, 2005$b(In ovarian follicle atresia, atresia refers to the degeneration and subsequent resorption of one or more immature ovarian follicles.)
=670  \\$aGoogle search, Dec. 15, 2005$b(ovarian atresia; oocyte atresia; ovarian follicle atresia; ovarian follicular atresia; follicular atresia; loss of vertebrate ovarian follicles via atresia; atresia of ovarian follicles)
=750  \2$aFollicular Atresia$0(DNLM)D005496$5IEN

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=001  9880363264702441
=005  20061116083715.0
=008  060731i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash2006005665
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aBlindness in children
=550  \\$wg$aVision disorders in children
=750  \2$81$wb$aBlindness$0(DNLM)D001766$5IEN
=750  \2$81$wb$aChild$0(DNLM)D002648$5IEN
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aBlindness$iand$aChild$5IEN

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=001  9880363264802441
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=008  060828i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash2006005631
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC
=053  \0$aQK495.C78$cBotany
=150  \\$aFalse bindweeds
=450  \\$aBindweeds, False
=450  \\$aCalystegia
=550  \\$wg$aConvolvulaceae
=670  \\$aPlants national database, July 28, 2006$b(Calystegia, false bindweed)
=670  \\$aWikipedia, July 28, 2006$b(Calystegia (bindweed, false bindweed). The genus bears much similarity to a related genus Convolvulus, and is sometimes combined with it.)
=750  \2$aCalystegia$0(DNLM)D031253$5IEN

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=001  9880363264902441
=005  20140106142507.0
=008  060615i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\c
=010  \\$ash2006004448
=040  \\$aMnMpUMNX$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aHearing impaired students
=550  \\$wg$aStudents with disabilities
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Antonson, S. H�orselskadade i h�ogskolestudier, 2001.
=670  \\$aHippocrene comprehensive dictionary, Swedish-English, 1996$b(h�orselskadad: hearing impaired)
=750  \2$81$wb$aPersons With Hearing Impairments$0(DNLM)D019986$5IEN
=750  \2$81$wb$aStudents$0(DNLM)013334$5IEN
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aPersons With Hearing Impairments$iand$aStudents$5IEN

=LDR  00586cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880363265002441
=005  20061115134957.0
=008  060817i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash2006005437
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC
=053  \0$aBF723.E67
=150  \\$aEmpathy in children
=550  \\$wg$aChild psychology
=670  \\$a94037008: Eyre, L. Teaching your children sensitivity, 1995.
=750  \2$81$wb$aEmpathy$0(DNLM)D004645$5IEN
=750  \2$81$wb$aChild$0(DNLM)D002648$5IEN
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aEmpathy$iand$aChild$5IEN

=LDR  01006cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880363265102441
=005  20061115134547.0
=008  060817i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\c
=010  \\$ash2006001125
=040  \\$aOrCS$beng$cDLC
=053  \0$aQK495.C74$cBotany
=150  \\$aConyza
=450  \\$aHorseweed (Genus)
=550  \\$wg$aCompositae
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Zimmerman, Martin. Horseweed : scientific name, Conyza canadensis : common name, fleabane, 1963.
=670  \\$aVegBank, accessed Feb. 9, 2006$b(Conyza Less., Common: horseweed, Status: accepted, Plant's Parent: Asteraceae)
=670  \\$aNames in current use for extant plant genera, Electronic version 1.0, accessed Feb. 9, 2006$b(Conyza Less., Syn. Gen. Compos.: 203, Group: DICOTYLEDONES: COMPOSITAE)
=670  \\$aHortiplex, accessed Feb. 9, 2006$b(Conyza, horseweed, Family: Compositae)
=670  \\$aNRCS Plants Database, accessed Feb. 9, 2006$b(Conyza Less., horseweed, Group: Dicot, Family: Asteraceae)
=750  \2$aConyza$0(DNLM)D035401$5IEN

=LDR  00799cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880363265202441
=005  20061115125205.0
=008  060803i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash2006004801
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aNonoxynol-9
=450  \\$aNonoxynol
=450  \\$aNonylphenoxypolyethoxyethanol
=550  \\$wg$aAlcohol ethoxylates
=550  \\$wg$aContraceptives, Vaginal
=550  \\$wg$aSpermicides
=550  \\$wg$aSurface active agents
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 2005414161: HHS : efforts to research and inform the public about Nonoxynol-9 and HIV : report to congressional requesters /  United States Government Accountability Office. 2005.
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Nonoxynol)
=670  \\$aChem. abst.:$breg. no. 26027-38-3 (Nonoxynol)
=750  \2$aNonoxynol$0(DNLM)D017137$5IEN

=LDR  01264cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880363265302441
=005  20061115125702.0
=008  060622i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash2006004611
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC
=053  \0$aRT120.P76$cNursing
=150  \\$aProgressive patient care
=450  \\$aProgressive care (Hospital care)
=550  \\$wg$aHospital care
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 2006048208: AACN essentials of progressive care nursing, 2006.
=670  \\$aAACN web site, June 21, 2006$b(progressive care: care delievered to patients whose needs ... less acute; moderately stable with less complexity, require moderate resources and require intermittent nursing vigilence or are stable with a high potential for becoming unstable)
=670  \\$aNurseweek.com, June 21, 2006$b(progressive care ...)
=670  \\$aHealth and medical complete WWW site, June 22, 2006$b(abstracts: progressive care)
=670  \\$aMedline, via WWW, June 22, 2006$b(titles: progressive care; descriptor: Progressive Patient Care)
=670  \\$aMESH via WWW, June 22, 2006$b(Progressive Patient Care: organization of medical and nursing care according to the degree of illness and care requirements in the hospital)
=750  \2$aProgressive Patient Care$0(DNLM)D011383$5IEN

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=001  9880363265402441
=005  20061115124015.0
=008  060620i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\c
=010  \\$ash2006004546
=040  \\$aCoU-DA$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aCorrinoids
=550  \\$wg$aCobalt compounds
=550  \\$wg$aTetrapyrroles
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Pratt, J.M. Inorganic chemistry of vitamin B12, 1972:$bp. 4 (It soon became clear that B12 was only one of a family of closely-related compounds (corrinoids) occurring in nature ... )
=670  \\$aHarper's illustrated biochemistry, 2003:$bp. 491 (The term vitamin B12 is used as a generic descriptor for the cobalamins those corrinoids (cobalt containing compounds possessing the corrin ring) having the biologic activity of the vitamin)
=670  \\$aKingzett's chemical encyclopedia, 1966:$bp. 263 (Corrin: A name given to the nucleus or basic structure found in compounds in the vitamin B12 field. The generic name for compounds of this series containing the corrin nucleus is corrinoids)
=670  \\$aLC database, Jun. 19, 2006$b(hdg.: Corrinoids)
=670  \\$aMESH browser, Jun. 19, 2006$b(Corrinoids. Scope note: Cyclic TETRAPYRROLES based on the corrin skeleton)
=750  \2$aCorrinoids$0(DNLM)D045728$5IEN

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=001  9880363265502441
=005  20061115124309.0
=008  060620||\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash2006004529
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC
=053  \0$aQH603.E63
=150  \\$aEndosomes
=450  \\$aReceptosomes
=550  \\$wg$aCell organelles
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 2006018965 : Endosomes, c2006.
=670  \\$aMESH browser, June 20, 2006$b(Endosomes cytoplasmic vesicles formed when coated vesicles shed their clathrin coat. Endosomes internalize macromolecules bound by reception on the cell surface. Entry term: Receptosomes)
=670  \\$aGenetics Home Reference http://ghr.nlm.nih.gov/ghr/glossary/endosomes, June 21, 2006.
=750  \0$aEndosomes$0(DNLM)D011992$5IEN

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=001  9880363265602441
=005  20061115123112.0
=008  060727i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\c
=010  \\$ash2006004544
=040  \\$aTNJ$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aIsoprostanes
=450  \\$aIsoPs
=550  \\$wg$aProstanoids
=550  \\$wg$aUnsaturated fatty acids
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Musiek, E.S. The role of cyclopentenone isoprostanes in neurodegeneration and inflammation, 2005:$bp. 13 (In 1990, a novel family of bioactive lipid peroxidation products was identified. These compounds, termed isoprostanes (IsoPs); IsoPs are prostaglandin-like compounds)
=670  \\$aMESH, viewed June 16, 2006$b(Isoprostanes; A series of prostaglandin-like compounds that are produced by the attack of free-radical species on unsaturated fatty acids, especially ARACHIDONIC ACID, of cellular MEMBRANES. Once cleaved from the lipid membrane by the action of phospholipases they can circulate into various bodily fluids and eventually be excreted. Although these compounds resemble enzymatically synthesized prostaglandins their stereoisometric arrangement is usually different than the "naturally occurring" compounds)
=750  \2$aIsoprostanes$0(DNLM)D028421$5IEN

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=001  9880363265702441
=005  20061121084450.0
=008  060727i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\c
=010  \\$ash2006001128
=040  \\$aWaU$beng$cDLC
=053  \0$aQK495.E68$cBotany
=150  \\$aLabrador tea
=450  \\$aDulia
=450  \\$aLedum
=450  \\$aTea, Labrador
=550  \\$wg$aEricaceae
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Flower known as Labrador tea, probably at Mount Rainier, n.d., via the Lawrence Lindsley digital image collection, Feb. 9, 2006.
=670  \\$aITIS North America, via WWW, Feb. 9, 2006$b(Ledum. Rank: genus. Vernacular name: Labrador tea. Family: Ericaceae)
=670  \\$aGRIN taxonomy, via WWW, Feb. 9, 2006$b(Genus: Ledum. Probable synonym of: Rhododendron. Family: Ericaceae)
=670  \\$aNames in current use for extant plant genera, via WWW, Feb. 9, 2006$b(Ledum. Dicotyledones: Ericaceae)
=670  \\$aPlants database, Feb. 9, 2006$b(Ledum L., Labrador tea. Family: Ericaceae. Three species: Ledum glandulosum Nutt. -- western Labrador tea; Ledum groenlandicum Oeder -- bog Labrador tea; Ledum palustre L. -- marsh Labrador tea)
=670  \\$aIndex nominum genericorum, via WWW, Feb. 9, 2006$b(Ledum. Phan.-Ericaceae. Synonym: Dulia)
=750  \2$aLedum$0(DNLM)D029794$5IEN

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=001  9880363265802441
=005  20060926102257.0
=008  060602i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash2006004121
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC
=053  \0$aQP772.V56
=150  \\$aVitamin K2
=450  \\$aMenaquinone
=450  \\$aVitamin K 2
=550  \\$wg$aVitamin K
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 2006018034: Howard, Larry M. Health benefits of vitamin K-2, 2006.
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Vitamin K2 x Menaquinone)
=670  \\$aWeb. 3$b(Vitamin K2)
=670  \\$aFriedrich, W. Vitamins, 1988:$bp. 289 (menaquinone ... also called vitamin K2)
=750  \2$aVitamin K 2$0(DNLM)D024482$5IEN

=LDR  01347cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880363265902441
=005  20060919125728.0
=008  060622i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\c
=010  \\$ash2006003643
=040  \\$aIAhCCS$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aSevere combined immunodeficiency
=450  \\$aSCID  (Severe combined immunodeficiency)
=450  \\$aSevere combined immune deficiency syndrome
=550  \\$wg$aGenetic disorders
=550  \\$wg$aImmunological deficiency syndromes
=670  \\$aWork cat.: The boy in the bubble [VR] 2006.
=670  \\$aAmerican Heritage dict. of the English language, 4th ed., May 10, 2006 [viewed online]$b(Severe combined immunodeficiency (SCID); a usually fatal congenital disorder of the immune system in which the body is unable to produce enough B cells and T cells to resist infection)
=670  \\$aAnswers.com, May 10, 2006$b(David Phillip Vetter was a boy from Houston who suffered from a rare genetic disease now known as Severe Combined Immune Deficiency Syndrome; forced to live in a sterile environment, he became popular with the media as the boy in the plastic bubble)
=670  \\$aGale ency. of medicine, c1999$b(Severe combined immunodeficiency)
=670  \\$aMESH browser, May 23, 2006$b(Severe Combined Immunodeficiency. Entry term: SCID)
=750  \2$aSevere Combined Immunodeficiency$0(DNLM)D016511$5IEN

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=010  \\$ash2006001892
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=150  \\$aCommunity-acquired infections
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=670  \\$aWork cat.: Boehning, Corey J. Seasonal comparison of low-risk community-acquired pneumonia patients using the Pneumonia Severity Index, 2005.
=670  \\$aMESH online, Mar. 14, 2006$b(Community-Acquired Infections; Entry Term: Infections, Community-Acquired; See Also: Cross Infection)
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=001  9880363266102441
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=008  060404i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash2006002487
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC
=053  \0$aQK495.U48$cBotany
=150  \\$aPastinaca
=450  \\$aElaphoboscum
=550  \\$wg$aUmbelliferae
=670  \\$aHortus 3$b(Pastinaca, genus, Umbelliferae)
=670  \\$aInd. nom. gen. database, Apr. 3, 2006$b(Pastinaca Linnaeus, Elaphoboscum Ruprecht=Pastinaca)
=750  \2$aPastinaca$0(DNLM)D028529$5IEN

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=001  9880363266202441
=005  20140214103001.0
=008  050902i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\c
=010  \\$ash2005006014
=040  \\$aCoU-DA$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aOntologies (Information retrieval)
=550  \\$wg$aData structures (Computer science)
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Fensel, D. Ontologies, 2001:$bp. 11 (An ontology is a formal, explicit, specification of a shared conceptualization)
=670  \\$aWikipedia, Aug. 31, 2005 (In information science, an ontology is the product of an attempt to formulate an exhaustive and rigorous conceptual schema about a domain. An ontology is typically a hierarchical data structure containing all the relevant entities and their relationships and rules within that domain)
=670  \\$aEncyclopedia of information science and technology, 2005:$bvol. 4, p. 2214 (In artificial intelligence, ontology is defined as a design of a conceptualization to be reused across multiple applications)
=750  \2$aBiological Ontologies$0(DNLM)D064229$5IEN

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=001  9880363266302441
=005  20160930135645.0
=008  060524i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\c
=010  \\$ash2006002677
=040  \\$aWaU$beng$cDLC
=053  \0$aQK495.R78$cBotany
=150  \\$aPrunus africana
=450  \\$aAfrican cherry
=450  \\$aCherry, African
=450  \\$aPygeum
=450  \\$aPygeum africanum
=450  \\$aPygeum crassifolium
=450  \\$aRed stinkwood
=450  \\$aStinkwood, Red
=550  \\$wg$aPrunus
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Electr. reprod./An economic evaluation of medicinal tree cultivation, 2002:$babstract (Prunus africana; Rosaceae; known as African cherry or red stinkwood, sometimes called Pygeum africanum)
=670  \\$aGRIN taxonomy for plants, Apr. 6, 2006$b(Prunus africana (Hook. f.) Kalkman; common name: pygeum; synonym: Pygeum africanum)
=670  \\$aIPNI, Apr. 6, 2006$b(Prunus africana; notes: Pygeum africanum)
=670  \\$aFlora Zambesiaca, via WWW, Apr. 6, 2006$b(Prunus africana (Hook. f.) Kalkm.; synonyms: Pygeum africanum, Pygeum crassifolium)
=670  \\$aWđTROPICOS, via WWW, Apr. 6, 2006$b(Prunus africana (Hook. f.) Kalkman; basionym: Pygeum africanum)
=675  \\$aHortiPlex, via WWW, Apr. 6, 2006;$aITIS, Apr. 6, 2006
=750  \2$aPrunus africana$0(DNLM)D000068218$5IEN

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=001  9880363266402441
=005  20140312091617.0
=008  060614i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash2006002629
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC$dDLC$dNNU-L$dDLC
=150  \\$aHuman trafficking
=450  \\$aForced prostitution (Human trafficking)
=450  \\$aPeople trafficking
=450  \\$aSex trafficking
=450  \\$aTraffic in persons
=450  \\$aTrafficking in human beings
=450  \\$aTrafficking in persons
=450  \\$aWhite slave traffic
=450  \\$aWhite slavery
=550  \\$wg$aSex crimes
=670  \\$aUNBIS Thesaurus$b(trafficking in persons)
=670  \\$aWikipedia, Apr. 6, 2006$b(trafficking in human beings; human trafficking)
=670  \\$aLC database, Apr. 6, 2006$b(trafficking in persons; trafficking in human beings; human trafficking)
=670  \\$aGoogle search, May 11, 2006 (people trafficking, forced prostitution)
=670  \\$aInterpol WWW site, viewed Apr. 25, 2011$bWeb page caption (Trafficking in human beings)
=670  \\$aUNBIS thesaurus WWW site, viewed Apr. 25, 2011$b(thesaurus term: Trafficking in persons; selected variants: Human trafficking, Trafficking in human beings, Traffic in persons)
=670  \\$aGallagher, Anne T. The international law of human trafficking, c2010:$bp. 55 (In its original form, [White slavery] referred to migrant prostitution ... By the second half of the nineteenth century, the concept of "White slavery" was associated with recruitment to prostitution by force or fraud)
=680  \\$iHere are entered works on the coercive commercial trade in human beings for the purpose of sexual or other exploitation. Works on facilitating the entry of illegal aliens into a country with the objective of making a profit are entered under$aHuman smuggling.
=681  \\$iNote under$aHuman smuggling
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=001  9880363266502441
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=008  060313i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\c
=010  \\$ash2006001837
=040  \\$aTNJ$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aNiemann-Pick diseases
=450  \\$aLipid histiocytosis
=450  \\$aNiemann-Pick disease
=450  \\$aSphingomyelin deficiency
=450  \\$aSphingomyelinase deficiency
=550  \\$wg$aReticuloendotheliosis
=550  \\$wg$aSphingolipidoses
=670  \\$aWork cat.: The official parent's sourcebook on Niemann-Pick disease, c2002:$bp. 3-4 (Niemann-Pick disease is often considered a synonym or a condition closely related to the following: Lipid histiocytosis, Lipidosis, Sphingomyelin [and] Sphingomyelinase deficiency) p. 10 (patients are currently divided into 4 categories)
=670  \\$aMESH browser, Mar. 11, 2006:$b(Niemann-Pick Diseases; Entry terms: Niemann-Pick Disease, Sphingomyelinase Deficiency Disease; Scope note: A group of diseases marked by autosomal recessive inheritance and accumulation of sphingomyelin in cells of the reticuloendothelial system. They are divided into 5 subtypes.)
=670  \\$aNinds.nih.gov web site, Apr. 7, 2006$b(Niemann-Pick disease (NP); refers to a group of inherited metabolic disorders known as the leukodystrophies or lipid storage diseases in which harmful quantities of a fatty substance (lipids) accumulate in the spleen, liver, lungs, bone marrow, and the brain)
=750  \2$aNiemann-Pick Diseases$0(DNLM)D009542$5IEN

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=001  9880363266602441
=005  20110518102055.0
=008  060410i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|n\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash2006002737
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aStem cells$xResearch
=750  \2$aStem Cell Research$0(DNLM)D057905$5IEN

=LDR  01297cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880363266702441
=005  20120216095233.0
=008  060511i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\c
=010  \\$ash2006002693
=040  \\$aUkOxU$beng$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aEnergy drinks
=450  \\$aStimulant drinks
=550  \\$wg$aBeverages
=550  \\$wg$aStimulants
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Energy and stimulant drinks, market intelligence, 2005:$bp. 1 (Energy drinks provide physical energy through glucose or a range of sugars; Stimulant drinks, also referred to as smart or high-intensity drinks; contain active ingredients such as caffeine and taurine, and are non-alcoholic)
=670  \\$aWikipedia, Apr. 7, 2006$b(Energy drinks are beverages with legal stimulants, vitamins (especially vitamin B) and minerals to give the user a burst of energy. Common ingredients include caffeine, guarana (caffeine from the Guarana plant), taurine, various forms of ginseng, maltodextrin, inositol, carnitine, creatine, glucuronolactone and ginkgo biloba. Some contain high levels of sugar, or glucose. These drinks are typically marketed towards young people, students, people 'on the go' and those who play sports. Many such beverages are flavored or colored to resemble other soft drinks)
=750  \2$aEnergy Drinks$0(DNLM)D061215$5IEN

=LDR  00478cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880363266802441
=005  20131023091904.0
=008  001020i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|n\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 00009575 
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh 00009575
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aCyclooxygenase 2$xInhibitors
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 99094455: Masline, S.R. Celebrex : Cox-2 inhibitors--the amazing new pain fighters, c1999.
=670  \\$aMESH.
=750  \2$aCyclooxygenase 2 Inhibitors$0(DNLM)D052246$5IEN

=LDR  01704nz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880576408002441
=005  20170925113810.0
=008  110505i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\c
=010  \\$ash2011002275
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh2011002275
=040  \\$aUk$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aPregabalin
=450  \\$aLyrica
=550  \\$wg$aAmino acids
=550  \\$wg$aAnalgesics
=550  \\$wg$aAnticonvulsants
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Pregabalin Review Group. Pregabalin, 2007:$bp. 1 (Licensed in the EU for the treatment of peripheral and central neuropathic pain, for the adjunctive therapy of partical siezures and for the treatment of generalized anxiety disorder. In the US licensing is for the treatment of neuropathic pain associated with either diabetic peripheral neuropathy or postherpetic neuralgia, and for the adjunctive therapy of partical onset seizures. An amino acid; brand name Lyrica)
=670  \\$aMedlinePlus website, 5 May 2011:$bPregabalin page (Pregabalin is used to relieve neuropathic pain (pain from damaged nerves) that can occur in your arms, hands, fingers, legs, feet, or toes if you have diabetes or in the area of your rash if you have had shingles (a painful rash that occurs after infection with herpes zoster). It is also used to treat fibromyalgia (a long-lasting condition that may cause pain, muscle stiffness and tenderness, tiredness, and difficulty falling asleep or staying asleep). Pregabalin is used with other medications to treat certain types of seizures in people with epilepsy. Pregabalin is in a class of medications called anticonvulsants. It works by decreasing the number of pain signals that are sent out by damaged nerves in the body)
=750  \2$aPregabalin$0D000069583$5IEN

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=001  9880577968902441
=005  20170928090215.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85105003
=035  \\$a(DLC) sh 85105003
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aTX556.P8$cFood values
=150  \\$aPork
=550  \\$wg$aMeat
=550  \\$aPork-free diet
=681  \\$iExample under$aAnimal food
=750  \2$iBroader mapping$aRed Meat$0D000069466$4BM$5IEN

=LDR  00368cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880577969002441
=005  20170927171455.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85012809
=035  \\$a(DLC) sh 85012809
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aTX556.B4
=150  \\$aBeef
=550  \\$wg$aMeat
=750  \2$iBroader Mapping$aRed Meat$0(DNLM)D000069466$4BM$5IEN

=LDR  00392cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880577969102441
=005  20170928090701.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85074167
=035  \\$a(DLC) sh 85074167
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aLamb (Meat)
=550  \\$wg$aLambs
=550  \\$wg$aMeat
=550  \\$aMutton
=750  \2$iBroader mapping$aRed Meat$0D000069466$4BM$5IEN

=LDR  00821cz  a2200253n  4500
=001  9880577971302441
=005  20170927144214.0
=008  860211||\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85126899
=035  \\$a(DLC) sh 85126899
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dWaU$dDLC
=053  \0$aGV706.4
=150  \\$aSports$xPsychological aspects
=450  \\$aMotivation in sports
=450  \\$aSport psychology
=450  \\$aSports motivation
=450  \\$aSports psychology
=550  \\$wg$aSports sciences
=670  \\$aPatrick, T. The practice of sport psychology, 2005.
=670  \\$aHandbook of sport psychology, 2001.
=670  \\$aGrant, R.W. The psychology of sport, c1988.
=670  \\$aPsychology of sports, 1991.
=750  \2$aSports$xpsychology$0(DNLM)D013177Q000523
=750  \2$aPsychology, Sports$0(DNLM)D000067450$5IEN

=LDR  00823cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880577972102441
=005  20170927142052.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85108403
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh 85108403
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aPsychic trauma
=450  \\$aEmotional trauma
=450  \\$aInjuries, Psychic
=450  \\$aPsychic injuries
=450  \\$aTrauma, Emotional
=450  \\$aTrauma, Psychic
=550  \\$wg$aPsychology, Pathological
=670  \\$aEverstine, D.S. The trauma response, 1992$b(emotional trauma)
=670  \\$aAPA dict. of psychology$b(psychic trauma)
=680  \\$iHere are entered works on a psychological injury stemming from a stressful or life-threatening situation to one's psyche or personality.
=750  \2$aPsychological Trauma$0(DNLM)D000067073$5IEN

=LDR  00331cz  a2200121n  4500
=001  9880577972502441
=005  20170927140309.0
=008  860211\|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|n\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85108400
=035  \\$a(DLC) sh 85108400
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aPsychiatry in literature
=750  \2$aPsychiatry in Literature$0(DNLM)D066291$5IEN

=LDR  00371cz  a2200133n  4500
=001  9880580162002441
=005  20171002163327.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85112404
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh 85112404
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aRehabilitation$xResearch
=450  \\$wnne$aRehabilitation research
=750  \2$aRehabilitation Research$0D000066768$5IEN

=LDR  00706nz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880581102302441
=005  20171012172536.0
=008  980220i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 98000937
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh 98000937
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=150  \\$aSildenafil
=450  \\$aViagra (Trademark)
=550  \\$wg$aCyclic nucleotide phosphodiesterases$xInhibitors
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 98-5837: Lamm, S. The virility solution, c1998:$bCIP galley (Viagra, the brand name for Sildenafil; UK-92-480, the code name for the drug that was to be called Sildenafil)
=670  \\$aMEDLINE, Feb. 19, 1998$b(Sildenafil, a type-5 cGMP phosphodiesterase inhibitor)
=750  \2$aSildenafil Citrate$0(DNLM)D000068677$5IEN

=LDR  00870nz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880581102802441
=005  20171012161447.0
=008  930521i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 93003761
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh 93003761
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \0$aSF105.26
=150  \\$aSelection indexes (Animal breeding)
=360  \\$isubdivision$aBreeding--Selection indexes$iunder individual animals and groups of animals, e.g.$aCattle--Breeding--Selection indexes
=450  \\$aIndexes, Selection (Animal breeding)
=450  \\$aIndices, Selection (Animal breeding)
=450  \\$aSelection indices (Animal breeding)
=550  \\$wg$aAnimal breeding
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 93-8547: Van Vleck, L.D. Selection index and introduction to mixed model methods for genetic improvement of animals, 1993.
=750  \2$iBroader mapping$aSelective Breeding$0(DNLM)D000068618$4BM$5IEN

=LDR  00630cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880581102902441
=005  20171012161944.0
=008  861024i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 86006942
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh 86006942
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aSelection indexes (Plant breeding)
=450  \\$aIndexes, Selection (Plant breeding)
=450  \\$aIndices, Selection (Plant breeding)
=450  \\$aSelection indices (Plant breeding)
=550  \\$wg$aPlant breeding
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Baker, R.J. Selection indices in plant breeding, c1986.
=750  \2$iBroader mapping$aSelective Breeding$0(DNLM)D000068618$4BM$5IEN

=LDR  00515nz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880581103502441
=005  20171012154452.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85053733
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh 85053733
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQK981$cPlant genetics
=053  \\$aSB123.3$cPlant-breeding
=150  \\$aGene banks, Plant
=450  \\$aPlant gene banks
=550  \\$wg$aGermplasm resources, Plant
=550  \\$wg$aSeeds
=750  \2$iNarrower mapping$aSeed Bank$0(DNLM)D000068098$4NM$5IEN

=LDR  01126nz  a2200277n  4500
=001  9880581103702441
=005  20171012155000.0
=008  880914i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 88005747
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh 88005747
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=150  \\$aSoil seed banks
=450  \\$aNatural seed banks
=450  \\$aSeed banks, Soil
=450  \\$aSeed pools, Soil
=450  \\$aSoil seed pools
=450  \\$aSoils$xSeed content
=550  \\$wg$aSeeds
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Ecology of soil seed banks, 1989$b(refers to seeds and fruits, such as achenes and caryopses, on or in the soil)
=670  \\$aBarbour, M.G. Terrestrial plant ecology:$bp. 56 (seed pool; seed bank)
=670  \\$aLC data base, 9/06/88.
=670  \\$aRoberts, H.A. Seed banks in soil.
=670  \\$aAdv. appl. biol.:$bv. 6, pp. 1-55.
=670  \\$aBiol. & agri. index, 1988:$bv. 73(10), p. 218 (Seed banks (Ecology); Soils--Seed content)
=675  \\$aWeb. 3;$aRandom House;$aUsher, G. A dict. of botany;$aSwartz, D. Collegiate dict. of botany;$aPenguin dict. of botany
=750  \2$iBroader mapping$aSeed Bank$0(DNLM)D000068098$4BM$5IEN

=LDR  00402cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880581105102441
=005  20171012150317.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85116786
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh 85116786
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aSaline waters
=450  \\$aWaters, Saline
=550  \\$aMineral waters
=550  \\$aSalt springs
=750  \2$aSaline Waters$0(DNLM)D000068357$5IEN

=LDR  00610cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880581105602441
=005  20171012141127.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85115078
=035  \\$a(DLC) sh 85115078
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aPN56.R7$cTheory
=053  \0$aPN603$cGeneral history
=053  \0$aPN750$bPN759$cEighteenth-nineteenth centuries
=150  \\$aRomanticism
=450  \\$aPseudo-romanticism
=450  \\$aRomanticism in literature
=550  \\$wg$aAesthetics
=550  \\$wg$aFiction
=550  \\$wg$aLiterary movements
=750  \2$aRomanticism$0(DNLM)D066288$5IEN

=LDR  00615cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880581106602441
=005  20171012132823.0
=008  020821i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\c
=010  \\$ash2002007324
=035  \\$a(DLC) sh2002007324
=040  \\$aUk$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aRituximab
=550  \\$wg$aAntineoplastic agents
=550  \\$wg$aMonoclonal antibodies
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Wake, B. Rituximab as third-line treatment for refractory or recurrent Stage III or IV follicular non-Hodgkin's lymphoma, 2002.
=670  \\$aMEDLINE plus Health Information, via WWW, Jul. 19, 2002.
=750  \2$aRituximab$0(DNLM)D000069283$5IEN

=LDR  00337cz  a2200121n  4500
=001  9880585800702441
=005  20171102175112.0
=008  940801i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|n\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 94005582
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh 94005582
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aPoisons$xPhysiological effect
=750  \2$aToxicological Phenomena$0(DNLM)D000069436$5IEN

=LDR  00380cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880585801102441
=005  20171102164634.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85023141
=035  \\$a(DLC) sh 85023141
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aChest$xParacentesis
=450  \\$aThoracentesis
=550  \\$wg$aParacentesis
=750  \2$aThoracentesis$0(DNLM)D000069258$5IEN

=LDR  01027nz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880585806202441
=005  20171102144856.0
=008  941109i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 94008290
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh 94008290
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \0$aQ325.75
=150  \\$aSupervised learning (Machine learning)
=450  \\$aLearning, Supervised (Machine learning)
=550  \\$wg$aMachine learning
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 94-42868: SFI/CNLS Workshop on Formal Approaches to Supervised Learning (1992 : Santa Fe, N.M.), 1994$b(Supervised learning)
=670  \\$aEncyc. artific. intel.:$bvol. 1, p. 787 (The situation is called 'supervised learning' wherein a tutor or domain [knowledge] expert may be present to give the learner immediate feedback about the appropriateness of its [correct or incorrect] behavior)
=675  \\$aLC database, 11/2/94;$aDict. artific. intel. robotics;$aFacts file dict. artific. intel.;$aArtific. intel. expert sys. sourcebook
=750  \2$aSupervised Machine Learning$0(DNLM)D000069553$5IEN

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=001  9880585831302441
=005  20171031100838.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85126747
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh 85126747
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aSpirit possession
=450  \\$aPossession, Spirit
=550  \\$wg$aExperience (Religion)
=750  \2$aSpirit Possession$0(DNLM)D000067496$5IEN

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=001  9880585858902441
=005  20171026110933.0
=008  151214i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\c
=010  \\$ash2015002965
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh2015002965
=040  \\$aDGPO$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aSofosbuvir
=450  \\$aSovaldi (Trademark)
=550  \\$wg$aAntiviral agents
=670  \\$aWork cat: The price of Sovaldi and its impact on the U.S. health care system, 2015:$bp. 1 (Sofosbuvir, would ultimately reach the market as Sovaldi)
=670  \\$aSovaldi web site, Feb. 8, 2016:$bAbout Sovaldi (Sovaldi, sofosbuvir; prescription medicine used with other antiviral medicines to treat chronic hepatitis C)
=670  \\$aMESH, Feb. 8, 2016$b(heading: Sofosbuvir, Pharm. Action: Antiviral Agents, uridine monophosphate analog inhibitor of Hepatitis C Virus (HCV) polymerase NS5B that is used as an antiviral agent in the treatment of chronic hepatitis C)
=750  \2$aSofosbuvir$0(DNLM)D000069474$5IEN

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=001  9880585859202441
=005  20171026110259.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85123970
=035  \\$a(DLC) sh 85123970
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=150  \\$aSocial learning
=550  \\$wg$aLearning
=550  \\$wg$aSocialization
=750  \2$aSocial Learning$0(DNLM)D000067570$5IEN

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=001  9880614193402441
=005  20171221114034.0
=008  150519||\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\c
=010  \\$ash2015001308
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh2015001308
=040  \\$aCoU$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aExomes
=450  \\$aExoms
=550  \\$wg$aGenomes
=670  \\$aWork cat: Journal of genomes and exomes, viewed online, Aug. 4, 2015:$babout page (The Journal of Genomes and Exomes seeks to be an international forum for the initial description and subsequent community-based confirmatory reporting and synthesis of genotype-phenotype associations)
=670  \\$aMeSH$b(Exome: that part of the genome that corresponds to the complete complement of exons of an organism or cell)
=670  \\$aGenetics Home Reference Handbook online, Aug. 4, 2015$b(exome; syn. exom)
=670  \\$aBroad Institute online, Oct. 7, 2015$b(What is exome sequencing? The "exome" consists of all the genome's exons, which are the coding portions of genes)
=750  \2$aExome$0(DNLM)D059472$5IEN

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=001  9880614194302441
=005  20171221111048.0
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=010  \\$ash2015001702
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh2015001702
=040  \\$aCoU$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aLibido
=450  \\$aEnergy, Sexual
=450  \\$aSex drive
=450  \\$aSexual drive
=450  \\$aSexual energy
=550  \\$wg$aMotivation (Psychology)
=550  \\$wg$aSex (Psychology)
=670  \\$aWork cat: Egan, R. Danielle. Becoming sexual, c2013:$bpage 150 (One might posit that Freud's ideas, written over a century ago, are a relic ... Freud's emphasis on the necessity for redirecting a certain quantity of our libido, or sexual energy, towards the creation of art, new discoveries, the building of society -- what he termed sublimation -- renders the interpretation of his work problematic ... )
=670  \\$aMeSH, viewed July 6, 2015$b(Libido; the psychic drive or energy associated with sexual instinct in the broad sense (pleasure and love-object seeking). It may also connote the psychic energy associated with instincts in general that motivate behavior)
=670  \\$aEncyclopaedia Britannica, 2015$b(Libido, concept originated by Sigmund Freud to signify the instinctual physiological or psychic energy associated with sexual urges and, in his later writings, with all constructive human activity)
=670  \\$aMerriam-Webster online, Jul. 10, 2015$b(Libido: 1) instinctual psychic energy that in psychoanalytic theory is derived from primitive biological urges (as for sexual pleasure or self-preservation) and that is expressed in conscious activity; 2) sexual drive)
=670  \\$aWikipedia, Jul. 10, 2015$b(Libido, and colloquially sex drive, is a person's overall sexual drive or desire for sexual activity)
=750  \2$aLibido$0(DNLM)D007989$5IEN

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=001  9880614197102441
=005  20171220160625.0
=008  150701||\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\c
=010  \\$ash2015001661
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh2015001661
=040  \\$aOrCS$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aOptically stimulated luminescence
=450  \\$aOSL (Optically stimulated luminescence)
=550  \\$wg$aLuminescence
=670  \\$aWork cat: Graeper, G. Efficacy of Reusing NanoDot OSL Dosimeters Using Optical Bleaching, 2015.
=670  \\$aWikipedia, accessed July 1, 2015:$b(Optically stimulated luminescence - In physics, optically stimulated luminescence (OSL) is a method for measuring doses from ionizing radiation)
=670  \\$aYukihara, E. Optically stimulated luminescence : fundamentals and applications, 2011.
=670  \\$aBøtter-Jensen, L. Optically stimulated luminescence dosimetry, 2003.
=675  \\$aMcGraw-Hill Dictionary of Scientific and Technical Terms, 2003
=750  \2$aOptically Stimulated Luminescence Dosimetry$0(DNLM)D062791$5IEN

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=001  9880614208602441
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=008  150519i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\c
=010  \\$ash2015001314
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh2015001314
=040  \\$aABAU$beng$cDLC
=053  \0$aQH450.26
=150  \\$aRNA interference
=450  \\$aCo-suppression (RNA interference)
=450  \\$aInterference, RNA
=450  \\$aPost-transcriptional gene silencing
=450  \\$aRNA silencing
=450  \\$aRNAi (RNA interference)
=550  \\$wg$aGene silencing
=670  \\$aWork cat: Cunningham, A.P. Inhibition of hTERT in human cancer cells using RNA interference, 2005:$bleaf 5 (Since the RNA interference (RNAi) phenomenon was described in 1998, RNAi-mediated gene knockdown has become the latest must-have tool for the analysis of gene function and is emerging as a potential treatment strategy for a variety of human diseases, including cancer. RNAi involves the use of short double-stranded RNA molecules to activate a natural pathway, which results in the degradation of the homologous target messenger RNA (mRNA). Small interfering RNAs (siRNAs) are 21- to 23-nucleotide duplexes of double-stranded RNA that actually mediate the RNAi process)
=670  \\$aMESH browser, May 20, 2015$b(RNA interference ... A gene silencing phenomenon whereby specific dsRNAs (RNA, double-stranded) trigger the degradation of homologous mRNA (RNA, Messenger). The specific dsRNAs are processed into small interfering RNA (siRNA) which serves as a guide for cleavage of the homologous mRNA in the RNA-induced silencing complex. DNA methylation may also be triggered during this process. [MeSH UFs]: Co-suppression; Post-transcriptional gene silencing; RNA silencing)
=670  \\$aNational Center for Biotechnology Information WWW home page, May 20, 2015$bDNA & RNA/Probe/using Probe - help pages/technologies - RNAi (RNA interference (RNAi) or Post-Transcriptional Gene Silencing (PTGS) is a conserved biological response to double-stranded RNA that mediates resistance to both endogenous parasitic and exogenous pathogenic nucleic acids, and regulates the expression of protein-coding genes. This natural mechanism for sequence-specific gene silencing promises to revolutionize experimental biology and may have important practical applications in functional genomics, therapeutic intervention, agriculture and other areas)
=670  \\$aAnnual review of biophysics, 2013:$bp. 218 (The discovery of RNA interference (RNAi) revolutionized our understanding of gene regulation by revealing an array of related pathways in which small, ∼20- to 30-nucleotide (nt) noncoding RNAs and their associated proteins control the expression of genetic information. In processes that are widespread in plants and animals, each small RNA associates with an Argonaute family protein to form a sequence-specific, gene-silencing ribonucleoprotein with specificity conferred by base-pairing between the small (guide) RNA and its target mRNA. RNAi was initially discovered in the form of a single microRNA (miRNA) in the Caenorhabditis elegans genome)
=670  \\$aJournal of virology, Nov. 2014:$bp. 12934 (As originally defined by Fire et al. in 1998, RNA interference (RNAi) is a cellular response whereby introduction of long, perfect double-stranded RNAs (dsRNAs) into cells results in the posttranscriptional inhibition of endogenous mRNAs that are perfectly complementary to the dsRNAs. We now know that the injected dsRNAs are processed by the cytoplasmic RNase III enzyme Dicer into ∼22-bp dsRNA duplexes, called small interfering RNAs (siRNAs). One strand of the siRNA duplex is then essentially randomly loaded into the RNA-induced silencing complex RISC, where it serves as a guide RNA to direct RISC to complementary mRNA targets. Once bound, the Argonaut (Ago) component of RISC induces endonucleolytic cleavage of the mRNA, leading to mRNA degradation)
=750  \2$aRNA Interference$0(DNLM)D034622$5IEN

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=001  9880614208902441
=005  20171219154727.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85046701
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh 85046701
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aEyeglasses, Protective
=450  \\$aProtective eyeglasses
=550  \\$wg$aEye$xProtection
=550  \\$wg$aEyewear
=750  \2$aEye Protective Devices$0(DNLM)D005135$5IEN

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=001  9880614209102441
=005  20171219150056.0
=008  000601i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 00006746
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh 00006746
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aWorking poor
=550  \\$wg$aPoor
=550  \\$wg$aWorking class
=550  \\$aPoor$xEmployment
=670  \\$aSocial Sciences Index$b(hdg.: Working poor x Poor--Employment)
=750  \2$aWorking Poor$0(DNLM)D000069602$5IEN

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=001  9880614209302441
=005  20171219144555.0
=008  860211||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85099805
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh 85099805
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aPerformance
=450  \\$aCompetence
=550  \\$wg$aWork
=750  \2$aWork Performance$0(DNLM)D000066477$5IEN

=LDR  00510cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880614212402441
=005  20171219120434.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85145672
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh 85145672
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aRA642.W3
=150  \\$aWaterborne infection
=450  \\$aWater-borne infection
=550  \\$wg$aCommunicable diseases$xTransmission
=550  \\$wg$aInfection
=550  \\$wg$aWater$xMicrobiology
=750  \2$aWaterborne Diseases$0(DNLM)D000069578$5IEN

=LDR  00525cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880614213302441
=005  20171219115529.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85145233
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh 85145233
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aRD156
=150  \\$aWar wounds
=450  \\$aWar injuries
=550  \\$wg$aSurgery, Military
=550  \\$wg$aWounds and injuries
=550  \\$aWar casualties
=670  \\$aLC database, 5/7/96$b(war injuries)
=750  \2$aWar-Related Injuries$0(DNLM)D000067398$5IEN

=LDR  00658nz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880614215402441
=005  20171219115550.0
=008  980701i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\c
=010  \\$ash 98003963
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh 98003963
=040  \\$aCaOONL$cDLC
=150  \\$aVenlafaxine
=450  \\$aEffexor (Trademark)
=550  \\$wg$aAntidepressants
=550  \\$wg$aNeurotransmitter uptake inhibitors
=670  \\$aChallenges in the treatment of depression : focus on venlafaxine extended release, 1998.
=670  \\$aVenlafaxine WWW site, June 17, 1998$b(Brand name: Effexor)
=670  \\$aMEDLINE, June 26, 1998.
=750  \2$aVenlafaxine Hydrochloride$0D000069470$5IEN

=LDR  00552cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880614227302441
=005  20171219110331.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85102800
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh 85102800
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aPlant products
=360  \\$iproducts of individual plants and groups of plants, e.g.$aCoconut products
=450  \\$aProducts, Plant
=550  \\$wg$aBiological products
=550  \\$aCrops
=550  \\$aFarm produce
=750  \2$iNarrower mapping$aVegetable Products$0(DNLM)D000067075$4NM$5IEN

=LDR  00382cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880614244402441
=005  20171213162328.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85149311
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh 85149311
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aHV5135
=150  \\$aYouth$xAlcohol use
=450  \\$wnne$aAlcohol and youth
=750  \2$aUnderage Drinking$0(DNLM)D000066608$5IEN

=LDR  00995nz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880614264102441
=005  20171212100933.0
=008  980428i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 98002670
=035  \\$a(DLC) sh 98002670
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=150  \\$aTrastuzumab
=450  \\$aHER-2 antibody
=450  \\$aHerceptin (Trademark)
=550  \\$wg$aAntineoplastic agents
=550  \\$wg$aMonoclonal antibodies
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 98-18877: Bazell, R. Her-2 : the making of a revolutionary treatment for breast cancer, 1998:$bCIP data (Herceptin)
=670  \\$aThe Genentech Product Pipeline, Apr. 28, 1998$b(Herceptin TM (trastuzumab) Anti-HER2 Humanized. Herceptin is designed to block a protein receptor called HER2 that is produced in excess amounts in some women with breast cancer. Based on preliminary Phase III results Genentech is preparing regulatory filings to request approval to market Herceptin as a treatment for breast cancer.)
=750  \2$aTrastuzumab$0DNLM)D000068878$5IEN

=LDR  01482cz  a2200325n  4500
=001  9880617274002441
=005  20200616125945.0
=008  030912i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85104370
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh 85104370
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aPolitical participation
=360  \\$isubdivision$aPolitical activity$iunder names of individual persons, corporate bodies, and families; and under classes of persons, types of industries and corporate bodies, military services, and Christian denominations, e.g.$aConstruction industry--Political activity; United States--Armed Forces--Political activity; Catholic Church--Political activity;$iand subdivision$aCitizen participation$iunder headings designating government activities, e.g.$aCrime prevention--Citizen participation
=450  \\$aCitizen participation
=450  \\$aCommunity action
=450  \\$aCommunity involvement
=450  \\$aCommunity participation
=450  \\$aInvolvement, Community
=450  \\$aMass political behavior
=450  \\$aParticipation, Citizen
=450  \\$aParticipation, Community
=450  \\$aParticipation, Political
=450  \\$aPolitical activity
=450  \\$aPolitical behavior
=550  \\$wg$aPolitical rights
=550  \\$wg$aSocial participation
=550  \\$aPolitical activists
=550  \\$aPolitics, Practical
=750  \2$iRelated mapping$aCommunity Participation$0(DNLM)D003256$4RM$5IEN
=750  \2$aPolitical Activism$0(DNLM)D000074439$5IEN

=LDR  00718cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880625822402441
=005  20180119134135.0
=008  900321i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 90001396
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh 90001396
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aPolychlorinated dibenzodioxins
=450  \\$aPCDDs (Chemicals)
=450  \\$aPolychlorodibenzodioxins
=550  \\$wg$aChlorobenzene
=550  \\$wg$aDibenzodioxin
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Polychlorinated dibenzodioxins and -furans (PCDDs/PCDFs), c1990.
=670  \\$aNIH$b(Polychlorinated dibenzodioxins, use, Halobenzenes, Halogenated biphenyls-triphenyls and analogs, use Oxins, Dioxanes)
=750  \2$aPolychlorinated Dibenzodioxins$0(DNLM)D000072317$5IEN

=LDR  00331cz  a2200133n  4500
=001  9880625824702441
=005  20180119092538.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85108320
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh 85108320
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aPsilocybin
=550  \\$wg$aPsilocybe
=750  \2$aPsilocybin$0(DNLM)D011562$5IEN

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=001  9880630771802441
=005  20220228120808.0
=008  090722i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash2009007114
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh2009007114
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aAlaska Natives
=450  \\$aIndigenous peoples$zAlaska
=450  \\$aIndigenous peoples$zUnited States
=450  \\$aNative Alaskans
=550  \\$wg$aEthnology$zAlaska
=670  \\$aWikipedia, July 22, 2009$b("Alaska Natives are the indigenous peoples of Alaska. They include: Inupiat, Yupik, Aleut, Tlingit, Haida, Tsimshian, Eyak, and a number of Northern Athabaskan cultures.")
=670  \\$aU.S. Bureau of Indian Affairs Web site, July 22, 2009$b("The Bureau of Indian Affairs' mission is to enhance the quality of life, to promote economic opportunity, and to carry out the responsibility to protect and improve the trust assets of American Indians, Indian tribes and Alaska Natives ... The BIA has changed dramatically over the past 185 years, evolving as Federal policies designed to subjugate and assimilate American Indians and Alaska Natives have changed to policies that promote Indian self-determination.")
=670  \\$aGoogle search, July 22, 2009$b(Alaska Natives; Native Alaskans)
=680  \\$iHere are entered works on the indigenous peoples of Alaska treated collectively. Works about individual cultures and tribes in Alaska are entered under the name of the culture or tribe subdivided geographically, e.g.$aAleuts--Alaska; Eskimos--Alaska.
=681  \\$iNotes under$aAleuts--Alaska; Eskimos--Alaska
=750  \2$aAlaskan Natives$0(DNLM)D000072957$5IEN

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=001  9880630773002441
=005  20180928103731.0
=008  160913||\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\c
=010  \\$ash2016002116
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh2016002116
=040  \\$aABAU$beng$cDLC
=053  \0$aQH588.A38
=150  \\$aAdult stem cells
=450  \\$aAdult germline stem cells
=450  \\$aAdult somatic stem cells
=450  \\$aGermline adult stem cells
=450  \\$aOogonial stem cells
=450  \\$aProgenitor cells, Spermatogonial
=450  \\$aSomatic adult stem cells
=450  \\$aSomatic stem cells
=450  \\$aSpermatogonial progenitor cells
=550  \\$wg$aStem cells
=670  \\$aWork cat: Adult stem cells : biology and methods of analysis, 2011:$bp. 4 (Adult tissue stem cells are called somatic stem cells to distinguish them from the germline stem cells of the gonads that generate haploid egg and sperm, the totipotent stem cells of the early morula stage embryo, and the pluripotent "embryonic" stem cells of the pregastrulation blastocyst)
=670  \\$aMeSH browser, Sept. 12, 2016$b(Adult stem cells ... Cells with high proliferative and self renewal capacities derived from adults) [MeSH UFs] (Adult germline stem cells, Adult somatic stem cells, Germline adult stem cells, Oogonial stem cells, Somatic adult stem cells, Spermatogonial progenitor cells)
=670  \\$aStem cells basics IV. - stemcells.nih.gov, via WWW, Sept. 12, 2016$b(IV. What are adult stem cells? An adult stem cell is thought to be an undifferentiated cell, found among differentiated cells in a tissue or organ. The adult stem cell can renew itself and can differentiate to yield some or all of the major specialized cell types of the tissue or organ. The primary roles of adult stem cells in a living organism are to maintain and repair the tissue in which they are found. Scientists also use the term somatic stem cell instead of adult stem cell, where somatic refers to cells of the body (not the germ cells, sperm or eggs). Unlike embryonic stem cells, which are defined by their origin (cells from the preimplantation-stage embryo), the origin of adult stem cells in some mature tissues is still under investigation)
=670  \\$aInternational Society for Stem Cell Research WWW home page, Sept. 12, 2016$bresources/learn about stem cells/glossary (Adult stem cells -- Stem cells found in different tissues of the developed, adult organism that remain in an undifferentiated, or unspecialized, state. These stem cells can give rise to specialized cell types of the tissue from which they came, i.e., a heart stem cell can give rise to a functional heart muscle cell, but it is still unclear whether they can give rise to all different cell types of the body)
=670  \\$aStem cells: what they are and what they do - Mayo Clinic, via WWW, Sept. 13, 2016$b(Adult stem cells. These stem cells are found in small numbers in most adult tissues, such as bone marrow or fat. Compared with embryonic stem cells, adult stem cells have a more limited ability to give rise to various cells of the body. Until recently, researchers thought adult stem cells could create only similar types of cells. For instance, researchers thought that stem cells residing in the bone marrow could give rise only to blood cells. However, emerging evidence suggests that adult stem cells may be able to create unrelated types of cells)
=750  \2$aOogonial Stem Cells$0(DNLM)D000072977
=750  \2$aAdult Stem Cells$0(DNLM)D053687$5IEN

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=008  161104i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\c
=010  \\$ash2016002539
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh2016002539
=040  \\$aMWalB$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aAnti-vaccination movement
=450  \\$aAnti-vaccine movement
=450  \\$aAnti-vax movement
=550  \\$wg$aSocial movements
=550  \\$aVaccination
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Durbach, Nadja. Bodily matters : the anti-vaccination movement in England, 1853-1907, 2005.
=670  \\$aScience under siege, 2009:$bchapter title (The anti-vaccination movement)
=670  \\$aOffit, Paul A. Deadly choices : how the anti-vaccine movement threatens us all, 2015.
=670  \\$aNavin, Mark. Values and vaccine refusal : hard questions in ethics, epistemology, and health care, 2016:$bchapter titles (Gender, vaccine denialism, and resistant epistemic communities; Bias and the 'irrationality' of vaccine denialism)
=670  \\$aBBC WWW site, Nov. 04, 2016:$barticle title (What's behind the 'anti-vax' movement?)
=670  \\$aKata, Anna. Anti-vaccine activists, Web 2.0, and the postmodern paradigm : An overview of tactics and tropes used online by the anti-vaccination movement.
=750  \2$aAnti-Vaccination Movement$0(DNLM)D000070377$5IEN

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=001  9880634570702441
=005  20180212111318.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85005325
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh 85005325
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=150  \\$aAnkyloglossia
=450  \\$aTongue-tie
=550  \\$wg$aTongue$xAbnormalities
=750  \2$aAnkyloglossia$0(DNLM)D000072676$5IEN

=LDR  00835cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880634573402441
=005  20180212104821.0
=008  031021i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85004113
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh 85004113
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dWaU
=053  \0$aQK495.A484$cBotany
=150  \\$aAmaryllidaceae
=450  \\$aAmaryllis family (Plants)
=550  \\$wg$aAsparagales
=670  \\$aWeb. 3:$bp. 65 (Amaryllidaceae, Liliales)
=670  \\$aEngler Syl. Pflanz.:$bp. 528 (Amaryllidaceae, Leliiflorae (Liliales))
=670  \\$aOld catalog heading$b(Amaryllidaceae)
=670  \\$aNCBI taxonomy browser, Oct. 21, 2003$b(Amaryllidaceae. Order Asparagales)
=670  \\$aWatson, L. The families of flowering plants, via WWW, Oct. 21, 2003$b(Amaryllidaceae. Order Asparagales)
=750  \2$aAmaryllidaceae$0(DNLM)D000070378$5IEN

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=001  9880635517302441
=005  20180222104841.0
=008  030923i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\c
=010  \\$ash2003009819
=035  \\$a(DLC) sh2003009819
=040  \\$aWaU$beng$cDLC
=053  \0$aQK495.A14$cBotany
=150  \\$aAsparagales
=150  \\$aAsparagales
=450  \\$aAgavales
=450  \\$aAlliales
=450  \\$aAmaryllidales
=450  \\$aAsphodelales
=450  \\$aAsteliales
=450  \\$aHypoxidales
=450  \\$aIridales
=450  \\$aIxiales
=450  \\$aNarcissales
=450  \\$aTecophilaeales
=450  \\$aXanthorrhoeales
=550  \\$wg$aMonocotyledons
=670  \\$aNCBI taxonomy home page search, Sept. 23, 2003$b(Asparagales. Rank: order. Other names: Liliales-Asparagales group [in-part], Liliiflorae [in-part]. Class Liliopsida. Families within order: Agapanthaceae, Agavaceae, Alliaceae, Amaryllidaceae, Aphyllanthaceae, Asparagaceae, Asphodelaceae, Asteliaceae, Blandfordiaceae, Boryaceae, Doryanthaceae, Hemerocallidaceae, Hyacinthaceae, Hypoxidaceae, Iridaceae, Ixiolirionaceae, Lanariaceae, Laxmanniaceae, Orchidaceae, Ruscaceae, Tecophilaeaceae, Themidaceae, Xanthorrhoeaceae, Xeronemataceae)
=670  \\$aUCMP Web lift to taxa, via WWW, Oct. 21, 2003$b("The Asparagales include nearly 5000 species of agaves, aloes, onions, day-lilies and related plants. As such, they are one of the most structurally diverse groups of monocots"; families: Agavaceae, Alliaceae, Amaryllidaceae, Anthericaceae, Aphyllanthaceae, Asparagaceae, Asphodelaceae, Asteliaceae, Blandfordiaceae, Calectasiaceae, Convallariaceae, Cyanastraceae, Dasypogonaceae, Doryanthaceae, Dracaenaceae, Eriospermaceae, Hanguanaceae, Hemerocallidaceae, Herreriaceae, Hostaceae, Hyacinthaceae, Hypoxidaceae, Ixioliriaceae, Luzuriagaceae, Nolinaceae, Philesiaceae, Phormiaceae, Ruscaceae, Tecophilaeaceae, Velloziaceae, Xanthorrhoeaceae)
=670  \\$aBiodiversity explorer, via WWW, Oct. 21, 2003$b(Asparagales (order of Angiosperm plants). Agapanthaceae (agapanthus family), Agavaceae (agave, sisal family), Alliaceae (onions, garlic family), Amaryllidaceae, Anemarrhenaceae, Anthericaceae, Aphyllanthaceae, Asparagaceae (asparagus family), Asphodelaceae (e.g. Trachyandra), Asteliaceae, Behniaceae, Blandfordiaceae, Boryaceae, Convallariaceae, Doryanthaceae, Hemerocallidaceae, Herreriaceae, Hesperocallidaceae, Hyacinthaceae (e.g. Lachenalia), Hypoxidaceae (e.g. Spiloxene), Iridaceae (iris family), Ixioliriaceae, Lanariaceae, Laxmanniaceae, Orchidaceae (orchid family), Tecophilaeaceae, Themidaceae, Xanthorrhoeaceae, Xeronemataceae)
=670  \\$aWikipedia, via WWW, Oct. 21, 2003$b(Asparagales is an order of monocots formerly grouped with the Liliales, many of which were even included in the Liliaceae.
=670  \\$aWatson, L. The families of flowering plants, via WWW, Oct. 21, 2003$b(families listed in Asparagales: Agavaceae, Alliaceae, Amaryllidaceae, Anemarrhenaceae, Anthericaceae, Aphyllanthaceae, Asparagaceae, Asphodelaceae, Behniaceae, Blandfordiaceae, Calectasiaceae, Convallariaceae, Cyanastraceae, Dasypogonaceae, Doryanthaceae, Dracaenaceae, Eriospermaceae, Hanguanaceae (?), Hemerocallidaceae, Herreriaceae, Hostaceae, Hyacinthaceae, Hypoxidaceae, Ixioliriaceae, Luzuriagaceae, Nolinaceae, Philesiaceae, Phormiaceae, Ruscaceae, Tecophilaeaceae, Xanthorrhoeaceae)
=670  \\$aMabberley, D.J. The plant-book, c1997:$bpp. 780-781 (Order Asparagales, Subclass Liliidae, Class Monocotyledonae (Liliopsida). Families: Agavaceae, Alliaceae, Amaryllidaceae, Anthericaceae, Aphyllanthaceae, Asparagaceae (incl. Ruscaceae), Asphodelaceae (incl. Aloaceae), Asteliaceae, Blandfordiaceae, Convallariaceae, Cyanastraceae, Doryanthaceae, Dracaenaceae, Eriospermaceae, Hemerocallidaceae, Hyacinthaceae, Hypoxidaceae, Luzuriagaceae, Philesiaceae, Phormiaceae, Tecophilaeaceae, Trilliaceae, Xanthorrhoeaceae)
=670  \\$aStevens, P.F. Angiosperm phylogeny website, via WWW, Oct. 21, 2003:$bAsparagales (Asparagales. Includes Agapanthaceae, Agavaceae, Alliaceae, Amaryllidaceae, Aphyllanthaceae, Asparagaceae, Asphodelaceae, Asteliaceae, Blandfordiaceae, Boryaceae, Doryanthaceae, Hemerocallidaceae, Hesperocallidaceae, Hyacintheaceae, Hypoxidaceae, Iridaceae, Ixioliriaceae, Lanariaceae, Laxmanniaceae, Orchidaceae, Ruscaceae, Tecophilaeaceae, Themidaceae, Xanthorrhoeaceae, Xeronemataceae. Synonymy: Agavales Hutchinson, Alliales Traub, Amaryllidales Bromhead, Asphodelales Doweld, Asteliales Dumortier, Hypoxidales Reveal & Doweld, Iridales Rafinesque, Ixiales Lindley, Narcissales Dumortier, Orchidales Rafinesque, Tecophilaeales Reveal, Xanthorrhoeales Reveal & Doweld)
=675  \\$aITIS, Oct. 21, 2003
=750  \2$aAsparagales$0(DNLM)D000070381

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=001  9880635518302441
=005  20181219121513.0
=008  870316i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 87001567
=035  \\$a(DLC) sh 87001567
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \0$aRD557.5
=150  \\$aArtificial shoulder joints
=450  \\$aShoulder endoprostheses
=450  \\$aShoulder joints, Artificial
=450  \\$aShoulder prostheses
=450  \\$aShoulder replacement, Total
=450  \\$aTotal shoulder replacement
=550  \\$wg$aArtificial joints
=550  \\$wg$aShoulder joint$xSurgery
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Shoulder replacement, c1987.
=670  \\$aPhone call to Georgetown Univ. Hospital, 3/11/87$b(Most used term is total shoulder replacement)
=675  \\$aMESH;NIH
=750  \2$aShoulder Prosthesis$0D000072227$5IEN

=LDR  00952cz  a2200253n  4500
=001  9880635528402441
=005  20180221135302.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85005905
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh 85005905
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aApartheid
=150  \\$aApartheid$0(DNLM)D000072698$5IEN
=450  \\$aSeparate development (Race relations)
=550  \\$wg$aSegregation
=550  \\$aAnti-apartheid movements
=550  \\$aPost-apartheid era
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 85190758: Marchand, J. La propagande de l'apartheid, c1985.
=670  \\$aWeb. 3$b(Apartheid)
=670  \\$aLIV$b(Scope note based on that of LIV)
=670  \\$aBritannica, 15 ed.:$bv. I, p. 439.
=670  \\$aLC database, Oct. 4, 1985.
=670  \\$aHennepin.
=680  \\$iHere are entered works on the political, economic and social policies of the government of South Africa designed to keep racial groups in South Africa and Namibia separated.

=LDR  00360nz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880637670202441
=005  20180306104743.0
=008  860211||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85011857
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh 85011857
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=150  \\$aBarium enema
=450  \\$aContrast enema
=550  \\$wg$aEnema
=750  \2$aBarium Enema$0(DNLM)D000071941$5IEN

=LDR  00370cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880640760102441
=005  20180309104207.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85012595
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh 85012595
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQR82.Z9
=150  \\$aBdellovibrio bacteriovorus
=550  \\$wg$aBdellovibrio
=750  \2$aBdellovibrio bacteriovorus

=LDR  00625nz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880642255602441
=005  20180315191946.0
=008  980508i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 98002870
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh 98002870
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=150  \\$aBruises
=450  \\$aBlack-and-blue marks
=450  \\$aContusions
=450  \\$aMarks, Black-and-blue
=550  \\$wg$aBlunt trauma
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 98-7655: Hundley, D.H. Bruises, 1998.
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Contusions)
=670  \\$aWeb. 3$b(bruise, contusion)
=670  \\$aRandom House$b(black-and-blue marks)
=750  \\$aContusions$0(DNLM)D003288$5IEN

=LDR  00457nz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880642373502441
=005  20180314100223.0
=008  880407i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 88023218
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh 88023218
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \0$aQR82.A35
=150  \\$aBifidobacterium bifidum
=450  \\$aBacillus bifidus
=450  \\$aLactobacillus bifidus
=550  \\$wg$aBifidobacterium
=750  \2$aBifidobacterium bifidum$0(DNLM)D000069985$5IEN

=LDR  00374cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880643159202441
=005  20180319100326.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85018388
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh 85018388
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aSF275.B8$cDairying
=150  \\$aButtermilk
=550  \\$wg$aDairy products
=750  \2$aButtermilk$0(DNLM)D000070696$5IEN

=LDR  00337cz  a2200133n  4500
=001  9880643171602441
=005  20180316121714.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85018006
=035  \\$a(DLC) sh 85018006
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aBunion
=550  \\$wg$aToes$xAbnormalities
=750  \2$aBunion$0(DNLM)D000071378$5IEN

=LDR  00345cz  a2200133n  4500
=001  9880643590402441
=005  20180404103652.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85014734
=035  \\$a(DLC) sh 85014734
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aBladder$xRadiography
=450  \\$aCystography
=750  \2$aCystography$0(DNLM)D000070621$5IEN

=LDR  00736nz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880643619902441
=005  20180330111437.0
=008  881207i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 88007604
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh 88007604
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=150  \\$aCompact bone
=450  \\$aCompact substance of bone
=450  \\$aSolid bone
=450  \\$aSubstantia compacta ossium
=550  \\$wg$aBone
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Martin, R.B. Structure, function and adaptation of compact bone, c1989.
=670  \\$aDorland's med. dict.
=670  \\$aInt. dict. of med. & biol.$b(substantia compacta ossium; also called compact bone, solid bone, compact substance of bone)
=675  \\$aMESH
=750  \2$aCortical Bone$0(DNLM)D000071538$5IEN

=LDR  00619nz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880643621002441
=005  20180330102532.0
=008  960621i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 96007297
=035  \\$a(DLC) sh 96007297
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=150  \\$aConnexins
=550  \\$wg$aMembrane proteins
=550  \\$aGap junctions (Cell biology)
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 96-28050: Gap junctions in the nervous system, 1996.
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Connexins X Gap junction proteins: membrane proteins forming intermembrane channels of gap junctions)
=670  \\$aMedline, 1993-1996.
=750  \2$aConnexins$0(DNLM)D017630$5IEN

=LDR  00359cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880643629702441
=005  20180328105157.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85024603
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh 85024603
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aChocolate
=550  \\$aCocoa
=681  \\$iNote under$aCacao
=750  \2$aChocolate$0(DNLM)D000069956$5IEN

=LDR  00555nz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880643630302441
=005  20180328092628.0
=008  910831||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 91004387
=035  \\$a(DLC) sh 91004387
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=150  \\$aCellulite
=550  \\$wg$aAdipose tissues
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Ronsard, N. Beyond cellulite : Nicole Ronsard's ultimate strategy to slim, firm, and re-shape your lower body, 1992.
=670  \\$aHennepin.
=670  \\$aRandom House.
=670  \\$aIAC.
=750  \2$aCellulite$0(DNLM)D000071697$5IEN

=LDR  01473nz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880643639402441
=005  20180326143618.0
=008  121002i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\c
=010  \\$ash2012003905
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh2012003905
=040  \\$aABAU$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aCardiopulmonary fitness
=550  \\$wg$aPhysical fitness
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Trowbridge, C.A. Maximum oxygen uptake in African American and Caucasian children, 1996.
=670  \\$aThe American journal of sports medicine, July 1984:$bp. 268 (Cardiopulmonary fitness is primarily a function of the oxygen transport system and, therefore, is monitored by determining maximal aerobic capacity (VO[subscript 2max]). The VO[subscript 2max] is a highly reproducible parameter related to cardiac output and the arteriovenous oxygen difference)
=670  \\$aJournal of cardiovascular disease research, Oct.-Dec. 2011:$bp. 233 (Cardio-pulmonary fitness is related to the ability to perform large muscle, dynamic, moderate-to-high exercises for a prolonged period. The performance of such exercises depends on the functional state of the cardiovascular, respiratory, and skeletal muscle systems)
=670  \\$aWomen's health care in advanced practice nursing, 2008:$bp. 239 (Cardiopulmonary fitness is a measure of exercise endurance. The most precise measure of an individual's cardiopulmonary fitness is the determination of maximal oxygen uptake ... )
=750  \2$aCardiorespiratory Fitness$0(DNLM)D000072599$5IEN

=LDR  00387cz  a2200133n  4500
=001  9880643643902441
=005  20180326131826.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85020190
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh 85020190
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aHeart$xDiseases$xPatients$xRehabilitation
=450  \\$aCardiac rehabilitation
=750  \2$aCardiac Rehabilitation$0(DNLM)D000072038$5IEN

=LDR  00294nz  a2200121n  4500
=001  9880643648702441
=005  20180323114059.0
=008  860211||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|n\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85019632
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh 85019632
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=150  \\$aCannula
=750  \2$aCannula$0(DNLM)D000072601$5IEN

=LDR  00622cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880643649302441
=005  20180323105927.0
=008  871116i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 87007052
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh 87007052
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aCancer pain
=450  \\$aCancer$xPain
=450  \\$aCancer$xPatients$xPain
=450  \\$aOncological pain
=550  \\$wg$aCancer$xComplications
=550  \\$wg$aPain
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Kanner, R. Diagnosis and management of pain in patients with cancer.
=675  \\$aMESH;$aWeb. 3;$aDorland's med. dict.
=750  \2$aCancer Pain$0(DNLM)D000072716$5IEN

=LDR  00751cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880643672402441
=005  20180321102633.0
=008  960509i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 96005575
=035  \\$a(DLC) sh 96005575
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aHE8788$bHE8789$cTelecommunications
=053  \0$aHG1616.C29$cBanking
=150  \\$aCall centers
=550  \\$wg$aTelephone stations
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 96-641418: Telemarketing & call center solutions, 1995.
=670  \\$aABI-Inform$b(Call centers)
=670  \\$aLC database, 5/9/96$b(call center)
=680  \\$iHere are entered works on service units devoted to handling inbound and/or outbound telephone transactions with customers.
=750  \2$aCall Centers$0(DNLM)D000070456$5IEN

=LDR  00901cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880643672602441
=005  20180321095721.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85018851
=035  \\$a(DLC) sh 85018851
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aCalendars
=360  \\$isubdivision$aCalendars$iunder names of countries, cities, etc.; names of individual corporate bodies; and under topical headings for works that list recurring, coming, or past events occurring in those places, associated with those organizations, or relating to those topics; and under names of individual persons for calendars that include information on events associated with the person or quotations from the person
=450  \\$aAnnuals
=450  \\$aDates, Books of
=550  \\$wg$aChronology, Historical
=550  \\$wg$aYearbooks
=550  \\$aAlmanacs
=750  \2$aCalendars as Topic$0(DNLM)D000072437$5IEN

=LDR  00485cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880646571802441
=005  20180406114619.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85119585
=035  \\$a(DLC) sh 85119585
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aSegregation
=450  \\$aDesegregation
=550  \\$wg$aRace discrimination
=550  \\$aMinorities
=750  \2$aSocial Segregation$0(DNLM)D000072699$5IEN
=750  \2$iRelated mapping$aDesegregation$0(DNLM)D000072697$4RM$5IEN

=LDR  00493cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880652171502441
=005  20180409111143.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85060664
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh 85060664
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aRM237.59
=150  \\$aHigh-carbohydrate diet
=550  \\$wg$aCarbohydrates
=550  \\$wg$aDiet
=550  \\$wg$aDiet therapy
=550  \\$wg$aFood$xCarbohydrate content
=750  \2$aDiet, Carbohydrate Loading$0(DNLM)D000070601$5IEN

=LDR  01013cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880652172202441
=005  20180409104325.0
=008  860528i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 86003080
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh 86003080
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aPolychlorinated dibenzofurans
=450  \\$aPCDFs (Chemicals)
=450  \\$aPolychlorodibenzofuranes
=550  \\$wg$aDibenzofurans
=550  \\$wg$aOrganochlorine compounds
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Carbonneau, J.M. Fires in electrical equipment containing PCBs, c1985$b(polychlorinated dibenzofurans (PCDFs); polychlorodibenzofuranes)
=670  \\$aChlorinated dioxins & dibenzofurans in the total environment, c1985: v. 2, p. 3$b(polychlorinated dibenzofurans (PCDFs))
=670  \\$aChlorinated dioxins and related compounds, 1982: p.2$b(polychlorinated dibenzofurans (PCDF))
=675  \\$aMcGraw-Hill dict. sci. tech.;$aASTI;$aChem. abst.;$aHackh chem. dict.;$aHawley chem. dict.
=750  \2$aDibenzofurans, Polychlorinated$0(DNLM)D000072338$5IEN

=LDR  00372cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880652172502441
=005  20180409103453.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85037649
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh 85037649
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aDibenzofurans
=450  \\$aDiphenylene oxides
=550  \\$wg$aFurans
=750  \2$aDibenzofurans$0(DNLM)D000072318$5IEN

=LDR  00539cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880652836102441
=005  20180416101143.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85038949
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh 85038949
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aGT5870$bGT5899$cManners and customs
=053  \0$aSF41$cAnimal culture
=150  \\$aDomestication
=450  \\$aAnimals, Domestication of
=550  \\$aAnimal training
=550  \\$aDomestic animals
=550  \\$aPets$xSocial aspects
=750  \2$aDomestication$0(DNLM)D000071278

=LDR  00540nz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880652836302441
=005  20180416095143.0
=008  921014i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 92005763
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh 92005763
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=150  \\$aDNA, Fossil
=450  \\$aAncient DNA
=450  \\$aFossil DNA
=550  \\$wg$aBiomolecules, Fossil
=550  \\$wg$aDNA
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 92-199380: Royal Society (Great Britain). Discussion Meeting. Molecules through time, 1991.
=750  \2$aDNA, Ancient$0(DNLM)D000072441$5IEN

=LDR  00692cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880652837602441
=005  20201001142127.0
=008  030509i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\c
=010  \\$ash2003006444
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh2003006444
=040  \\$aWa-F$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aDistracted driving
=450  \\$aDriving while distracted
=450  \\$aInattentive driving
=550  \\$wg$aMotor vehicle driving
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 2002 Distracted driving, 2002.
=670  \\$aNational survey of distracted and drowsy driving, 2003.
=680  \\$iHere are entered works on driving while engaging in an activity that takes attention away from driving.
=750  \\$aDistracted Driving$0(DNLM)D000071826$5IEN

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=001  9880654057902441
=005  20180419114737.0
=008  860211n|\cnannbbbn\\\\\\\\\\|n\ann\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85046860
=035  \\$a(DLC) sh 85046860
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aFaculty (Education)
=260  \\$isubdivision$aFaculty$iunder types of educational institutions and names of individual educational institutions, e.g.$aUniversities and colleges--Faculty; Harvard University--Faculty
=750  \2$aFaculty$0(DNLM)D005178$5IEN

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=001  9880673270302441
=005  20180621151637.0
=008  061207i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash2006008652
=035  \\$a(DLC) sh2006008652
=035  \\$a(LIBRARY_OF_CONGRESS)98171565010000041
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aEmotion-focused therapy
=450  \\$aEFT (Emotion-focused therapy)
=450  \\$aEmotion-focused psychotherapy
=450  \\$aEmotionally focused therapy
=550  \\$wg$aPsychotherapy
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 2006100457: Watson, Jeanne C. Case studies in emotion-focused treatment of depression, 2007:$bCIP galley (emotional-focused therapy (EFT))
=670  \\$aNational review of medicine, Dec. 15, 2004, viewed Dec. 8, 2006$b(emotion-focused therapy (EFT). Emotional-focused therapists teach patients who are overwhelmed by their feelings how to soothe themselves.)
=670  \\$aGoogle search, Dec. 8, 2006$b(emotionally focused therapy)
=750  \2$aEmotion-Focused Therapy$0(DNLM)D000071441$5IEN

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=001  9880674673302441
=005  20180702120559.0
=008  930204i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 93000526
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh 93000526
=035  \\$a(LIBRARY_OF_CONGRESS)98171355650000041
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aExtreme environments$xMicrobiology
=450  \\$aExtremophiles (Microbiology)
=550  \\$wg$aGeomicrobiology
=550  \\$wg$aMicrobial ecology
=550  \\$aExtremozymes
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 92-130644: Superbugs : microorganisms in extreme environments, c1991.
=670  \\$aWash. Post, Apr. 6, 1997:$bp. A1 (extremophiles)
=670  \\$aLC database, Apr. 7, 1997$b(title: extremophiles)
=750  \2$aExtremophiles$0(DNLM)D000071825$5IEN

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=001  9880674673602441
=005  20180702115446.0
=008  891023i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 89006065
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh 89006065
=035  \\$a(LIBRARY_OF_CONGRESS)98172320280000041
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=150  \\$aExtreme environments
=450  \\$aEnvironments, Extreme
=550  \\$wg$aEcology
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Microbiology of extreme environments, 1989.
=670  \\$aLC data base, 10/23/89.
=675  \\$aMcGraw-Hill dict. life sci.;$aMcGraw-Hill encyc. sci. tech.;$aAllaby dict. of the environment;$aHenderson dict. of biology;$aTootill dict. of biol.
=750  \2$aExtreme Environments$0(DNLM)D000071251$5IEN

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=001  9880674674002441
=005  20180702113426.0
=008  011126i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85042794
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh 85042794
=035  \\$a(LIBRARY_OF_CONGRESS)98171403170000041
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dUkOxU$dNNU-L
=150  \\$aEminent domain
=450  \\$aCompulsory purchase (Eminent domain)
=450  \\$aCondemnation of land
=450  \\$aDomain, Eminent
=450  \\$aEminent domain$xLaw and legislation
=450  \\$aExpropriation
=450  \\$aLand, Condemnation of
=450  \\$aTakings (Eminent domain)
=550  \\$wg$aLand use
=550  \\$wg$aRight of property
=550  \\$aAngary, Right of
=670  \\$aBlack's law dict.$b(take, taking, takings)
=670  \\$aLIV$b(Eminent domain UF Takings (Law))
=670  \\$aFundamental review of the laws and procedures relating to compulsory purchase and compensation, 2000.
=670  \\$aOED online, Nov. 6, 2001$b(Purchase 6c. Compulsory purchase: the enforced purchase of privately-owned land or property usu. by a local authority under statutory powers of compulsion)
=750  \2$aExpropriation$0(DNLM)D000070337$5IEN

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=001  9880678370202441
=005  20180709152908.0
=008  890331i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 89002127
=035  \\$a(DLC) sh 89002127
=035  \\$a(LIBRARY_OF_CONGRESS)98170515770000041
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aRD104.A95
=150  \\$aAvulsion fractures
=450  \\$aAvulsion-like fractures
=450  \\$aSprain fractures
=550  \\$wg$aFractures
=550  \\$wg$aSprains
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Avulsions and stress injuries of the musculoskeletal system, 1989$b(Avulsion fractures, Avulsion-like fractures)
=670  \\$aDorland's med. dict.
=670  \\$aMosby's med. dict.
=675  \\$aMESH
=750  \2$aFractures, Avulsion$0(DNLM)D000071562$5IEN

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=001  9880678372002441
=005  20180709120110.0
=008  160914||\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\c
=010  \\$ash2016002130
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh2016002130
=035  \\$a(LIBRARY_OF_CONGRESS)988007692000041
=040  \\$aABAU$beng$cDLC
=053  \0$aQP552.F52
=150  \\$aFibromodulin
=450  \\$aFMOD protein
=550  \\$wg$aExtracellular matrix proteins
=550  \\$wg$aProteoglycans
=670  \\$aWork cat: Moore, S.T. Stem cells, TGF-[beta], and the adenoviral mediated overexpression of fibromodulin to promote incisional wound healing, 2006:$bp. 24 (Fibromodulin is a member of a leucine-rich family of proteins. They are low in molecular weight with a core protein size of approximately 40 kDa, but they are distributed throughout most connective tissues. Fibromodulin bears keratin sulfate chains with homologous sequences containing 10 repeats of 23 amino acids. There are four potential substitution sites, all present in the leucine rich region)
=670  \\$aBlood, June 15, 2005:$bp. 4828 (Fibromodulin is an extracellular matrix protein normally produced by collagen-rich tissues)
=670  \\$aGlycoconugate journal, May 2002:$bp. 287 (Lumican and fibromodulin are members of the structurally and functionally related family of small leucine-rich proteoglycans (SLRP). The eleven SLRPs identified so far are further grouped into four classes based on amino acid sequence identity, presence of cysteine-rich clusters at the N- and C-termini, and number and spacing of the leucine-rich repeats. Lumican and fibromodulin, class II members, are related closely by structure; the core proteins contain four N- and two C-terminal cysteines and a central domain of 11--12 leucine-rich motifs that are sites of proteinprotein interactions)
=670  \\$aJournal of periodontal research, Oct. 2003:$bp. 502 (Fibromodulin is an acidic, leucine rich, 59-kDa proteoglycan that binds to collagen and inhibits collagen fibril formation in vitro. It is thought to influence fibrillogenesis by regulating collagen fibril spacing and thickness. Fibromodulin is produced predominantly by chondrocytes and fibroblasts, and is detectable in many connective tissues. The core protein of fibromodulin consists of repetitive leucine-rich amino acid sequences similar to biglycan and decorin. Fibromodulin, along with decorin, has a central role in the maintenance of the structure of collagen fibrils)
=670  \\$aMeSH browser, April 10, 2017$b(Fibromodulin; scope note: A small leucine-rich proteoglycan that contains 4 Keratan Sulfate chains within the leucine repeat region. It interacts with Collagen Type I and Collagen Type II fibrils and may function to control the rate of Extracellular Matrix assembly. It also sequesters Transforming Growth Factor Beta in the extracellular matrix; entry term: FMOD protein)
=750  \2$aFibromodulin$0(DNLM)D000071235$5IEN

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=001  9880678374102441
=005  20180709101351.0
=008  030609i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85047299
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh 85047299
=035  \\$a(LIBRARY_OF_CONGRESS)98171322290000041
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dWaU
=053  \0$aHD1401$bHD2210$cAgricultural economics
=053  \0$aS560$bS575$cFarm management
=150  \\$aFarms
=450  \\$aFarmsteads
=550  \\$wg$aAgriculture
=550  \\$wg$aLand use, Rural
=550  \\$wg$aReal property
=670  \\$aSkramle, 2002:$bt.p. (farmstead)
=670  \\$aAmer. Heritage dict. of the Engl. lang., via WWW, June 9, 2003$b(farmstead: A farm, including its land and buildings)
=670  \\$aThe concise Oxford dict., via WWW, June 9, 2003$b(farmstead: a farm and its buildings)
=750  \2$aFarms$0(DNLM)D000072480$5IEN

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=001  9880678971502441
=005  20180710124454.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85053101
=035  \\$a(DLC) sh 85053101
=035  \\$a(LIBRARY_OF_CONGRESS)98171096980000041
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aSB451$bSB466
=150  \\$aGardens
=550  \\$wg$aGardening
=750  \2$aGardens$0(DNLM)D000072506

=LDR  00514cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880679770202441
=005  20180712121621.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85053945
=035  \\$a(DLC) sh 85053945
=035  \\$a(LIBRARY_OF_CONGRESS)98170355260000041
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQK495.A12$cBotany
=150  \\$aGentianales
=450  \\$aApocynales
=450  \\$wnne$aContortae
=450  \\$aLoganiales
=550  \\$wg$aDicotyledons
=750  \2$aGentianales$0(DNLM)D000070677$5IEN

=LDR  01993cz  a2200277n  4500
=001  9880679770802441
=005  20180711144319.0
=008  071120i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\c
=010  \\$ash2007010081
=035  \\$a(DLC) sh2007010081
=035  \\$a(LIBRARY_OF_CONGRESS)98170163610000041
=040  \\$aNcD$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aForkhead transcription factors
=450  \\$aForkhead box proteins
=450  \\$aForkhead box transcription factors
=450  \\$aForkhead proteins
=450  \\$aFOX proteins
=450  \\$aFOX transcription factors
=550  \\$wg$aDNA-binding proteins
=550  \\$wg$aGene expression
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Fox proteins mediate epthelial-specific fibroblast growth factor receptor 2 exon choice.
=670  \\$aMeSH, Nov. 2, 2007$b(Mesh Heading, Forkhead Transcription Factors, a subclass of DNA-Binding proteins that share homology with their founding member fork head protein, Drosophila. Mesh entry terms: Forkhead Box Proteins; Forkhead Box Transcription Factors; Forkhead Proteins; FOX Transcription Factors)
=670  \\$aWikipedia, Nov. 2, 2007$b(Forkhead  Box Proteins, FOX Proteins, play important roles in regulating the expression of genes involved in cell growth, proliferation, differentiation, and longevity. Many FOX proteins are important to embryonic development)
=670  \\$aPubMed, Nov. 2, 2007$b(As of November 2, 2007, at least 3133  scientific articles  have been published with the term "Forkhead Transcription Factors", 37 with the term in the title.)
=670  \\$aThe emerging roles of forkhead box (Fox) proteins in cancer, PubMed via WWW, Nat. Rev. Cancer. 2007 Nov. 7 (11): 847-59$b(Forkhead box (Fox) proteins are a superfamily of evolutionarily conserved transcriptional regulators, which control a wide spectrum of biological processes. As a consequence, a loss or gain of Fox function can alter cell fate and promote tumorigenesis as well as cancer progression)
=750  \2$aForkhead Transcription Factors$0(DNLM)D051858$5IEN

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=001  9880679773202441
=005  20180711102851.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85048601
=035  \\$a(DLC) sh 85048601
=035  \\$a(LIBRARY_OF_CONGRESS)98172150140000041
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dNNU-L
=053  \0$aHJ192.5
=150  \\$aFiscal policy
=450  \\$aTax policy
=450  \\$aTaxation$xGovernment policy
=550  \\$wg$aEconomic policy
=550  \\$wg$aFinance, Public
=670  \\$aUMI business vocab.$b(Tax policy, use Fiscal policy)
=750  \2$aFiscal Policy$0(DNLM)D000070586$5IEN

=LDR  01744nz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880679773602441
=005  20180711101117.0
=008  180116i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\c
=010  \\$ash2018000093
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh2018000093
=035  \\$a(LIBRARY_OF_CONGRESS)9810714781800041
=040  \\$aMTG$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aGene editing
=450  \\$aEditing, Gene
=450  \\$aEditing, Genome
=450  \\$aGenome editing
=550  \\$wg$aGenetic engineering
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Doudna, Jennifer A. A crack in creation, gene editing and the unthinkable power to control evolution, 2017.
=670  \\$aMESH, viewed January 1, 2018:$bGene editing ("Scope note: Genetic engineering techniques that involve DNA repair mechanisms for incorporating site-specific modifications into a cell's genome; Previous indexing: Genetic engineering (2005-2016). Broader concept: Genome editing [does not have a full separate record in MESH, however]")
=670  \\$aNIH-NLM Genetics Home Reference website, viewed January 16, 2018:$bWhat are genome editing and CRISPR-Cas9? ("Genome editing (also called gene editing) is a group of technologies that give scientists the ability to change an organism's DNA. These technologies allow genetic material to be added, removed, or altered at particular locations in the genome")
=670  \\$aWHO website, viewed January 16, 2018:$bWHO definitions of genetics and genomics ("The main difference between genomics and genetics is that genetics scrutinizes the functioning and composition of the single gene where as genomics addresses all genes and their inter relationships in order to identify their combined influence on the growth and development of the organism")
=750  \2$aGene Editing$0(DNLM)D000072669$5IEN

=LDR  00682cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880680268002441
=005  20180712181847.0
=008  860211n|\cnannbbbn\\\\\\\\\\|n\ann\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85056061
=035  \\$a(DLC) sh 85056061
=035  \\$a(LIBRARY_OF_CONGRESS)98171976500000041
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aGovernment employees
=260  \\$isubdivision$aOfficials and employees$iunder names of countries, cities, etc., e.g.$aUnited States--Officials and employees;$iand subdivision$aGovernment employees$iunder specific subjects, e.g.$aCollective bargaining--Government employees; Collective labor agreements--Government employees
=750  \2$aGovernment Employees$0(DNLM)D000071296

=LDR  00357nz  a2200133n  4500
=001  9880681169802441
=005  20180713162508.0
=008  910319||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|n\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 91001389
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh 91001389
=035  \\$a(LIBRARY_OF_CONGRESS)98170698650000041
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=150  \\$aNeck$xMuscles
=750  \2$aNeck Muscles$0(DNLM)D009334$5IEN

=LDR  00943cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880681761102441
=005  20070329075417.0
=008  070328i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\c
=010  \\$ash2007000910
=035  ##$a(DLC) sh2007000910
=035  \\$a(LIBRARY_OF_CONGRESS)98168810210000041
=040  \\$aUk$beng$cDLC
=053  \0$aQK495.H9$cBotany
=150  \\$aHypoxidaceae
=450  \\$aHypoxis family (Plants)
=550  \\$wg$aAsparagales
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Wiland-Szymańska, J. Hypoxidaceae, 2006:$bp. 1 (a tropical to subtropical family of 9 genera, mainly in the southern hemisphere)
=670  \\$aMissouri Botanical Garden website, 8 Feb. 2007:$bW3Tropicos nomenclatural database (Hypoxidaceae; Hypoxis family)
=670  \\$aGermplasm Resources Information Network (GRIN) online database, Feb. 8, 2007$b(family Hypoxidaceae)
=670  \\$aStevens, P.F. Angiosperm Phylogeny Website, viewed 8 Feb. 2007$b(family Hypoxidaceae; order Asparagales)

=LDR  01818cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880681762302441
=005  20180718110030.0
=008  100524i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\c
=010  \\$ash2010009475
=035  \\$a(DLC) sh2010009475
=035  \\$a(LIBRARY_OF_CONGRESS)98169732150000041
=040  \\$aWaElC$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aInterval training
=450  \\$aAerobic interval training
=450  \\$aIntermittent training
=550  \\$wg$aAerobic exercises
=550  \\$wg$aPhysical education and training
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Ohlsen, M.A. The effects of continuous vs. intermittent training on aerobic capacity, body composition, and blood lactate response in sedentary females, 2001:$bleaf 11 (intermittent training; a specific form of interval training in which repeated short bouts of exercise are intermixed with short bouts of rest) leaf 1 (Intermittent training (IT) is a slight modification of its early predecessor, interval training)
=670  \\$aThe Oxford Dictionary of Sports Science & Medicine, 2007,via Oxford Reference Online, May 22, 2010$b(interval training: A system of training that alternates short to moderate bouts of intense activity (the work interval) with short to moderate periods of rest or reduced activity; aerobic interval training: A form of interval training in which short bouts of moderate- to high-intensity activity lasting from 30 s to 5 min are separated by brief periods of rest (10-15 s); intermittent training: Training which incorporates periods of physical exertion interspersed with periods of rest; compare continuous training: see also interval training)
=670  \\$aWorldCat search, May 23, 2010$b(more than 300 titles using term "interval training"; 8 titles using the term "intermittent training")
=750  \2$aHigh-Intensity Interval Training$0(DNLM)D000072696$5IEN

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=001  9880681769002441
=005  20180717102500.0
=008  020522i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\c
=010  \\$ash 97007082
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh 97007082
=035  \\$a(LIBRARY_OF_CONGRESS)98169205690000041
=040  \\$aUkENL$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aHarassment
=450  \\$aHarassment in the workplace
=450  \\$aWorkplace harassment
=550  \\$wg$aOffenses against the person
=550  \\$aIntimidation
=670  \\$aLawson Cruttenden, T. Blackstone's guide to the Protection from Harassment Act 1997, 1997.
=670  \\$aBlack's$b(Model Penal Code, 250.4; term used in a variety of legal contests to describe words, gestures and actions which tend to annoy, alarm and abuse (verbally) another person)
=670  \\$aGoogle search, Mar. 6, 2007$b(workplace harassment; harassment in the workplace)
=680  \\$iHere are entered works on harassment that occurs in the workplace, as well as works on harassment in general.
=750  \2$aHarassment, Non-Sexual$0D000071277$5IEN

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=001  9880681769302441
=005  20180717093205.0
=008  031118||\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\c
=010  \\$ash2003011096
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh2003011096
=035  \\$a(LIBRARY_OF_CONGRESS)98172019400000041
=040  \\$aIaCfT$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aHamstring muscle
=550  \\$wg$aLeg$xMuscles
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Dack, S.L. Functional hamstring: quadriceps ratio, 2003.
=670  \\$aWeb. 3.
=670  \\$aStedman's medical dictionary, 27th ed.
=670  \\$aPDR medical dictionary, 1995.
=675  \\$aMESH
=750  \2$aHamstring Muscles$0D000070633$5IEN

=LDR  00565cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880682958102441
=005  20180725112910.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85072025
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh 85072025
=035  \\$a(LIBRARY_OF_CONGRESS)98168856700000041
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aTP565$cManufacture
=150  \\$aKefir
=450  \\$wnne$aKephir
=550  \\$wg$aFermented milk
=670  \\$aRandom House$b(Kefir)
=670  \\$aWeb. 3$b(Kefir, also kephir)
=670  \\$aCAB thes.$b(Kefir)
=750  \2$aKefir$0(DNLM)D000070716$5IEN

=LDR  00743cz  a2200265n  4500
=001  9880682973402441
=005  20180719111526.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85066135
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh 85066135
=035  \\$a(LIBRARY_OF_CONGRESS)98168987970000041
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aHD2340.8$bHD2346
=150  \\$aInformal sector (Economics)
=450  \\$aHidden economy
=450  \\$aParallel economy
=450  \\$aSecond economy
=450  \\$aShadow economy
=450  \\$aSubterranean economy
=450  \\$aUnderground economy
=550  \\$wg$aArtisans
=550  \\$wg$aEconomics
=550  \\$wg$aSmall business
=670  \\$aLC database, 3/24/95.
=750  \2$aInformal Sector$0(DNLM)D000070100$5IEN

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=001  9880686319602441
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=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85087482
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh 85087482
=035  \\$a(LIBRARY_OF_CONGRESS)98172384870000041
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \\$aRA640
=150  \\$aMosquitoes as carriers of disease
=450  \\$aMosquito vectors
=550  \\$wg$aInsects as carriers of disease
=750  \2$aMosquito Vectors$0(DNLM)D000072138

=LDR  00407cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880686320402441
=005  20180821164447.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85087265
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh 85087265
=035  \\$a(LIBRARY_OF_CONGRESS)98172376010000041
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aRA620$bRA621
=150  \\$aMorgues
=550  \\$aAutopsy rooms
=750  \2$aMorgue$0(DNLM)D000072896

=LDR  01516cz  a2200265n  4500
=001  9880686333502441
=005  20180820145304.0
=008  960125i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\c
=010  \\$ash 96000740
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh 96000740
=035  \\$a(LIBRARY_OF_CONGRESS)98169944900000041
=040  \\$aCSfA$cDLC$dCtY$dDLC
=053  \0$aZ666.7
=150  \\$aMetadata
=450  \\$aData about data
=450  \\$aMeta-data
=550  \\$wg$aInformation organization
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Guidelines for a national institutional survey, c1995:$bp. 16 ("A database containing information about datasets is commonly referred to as a "metadatabase") p. 24 (metadata)
=670  \\$aFree on-line dictionary of computing [CF], 1996:$bmeta-data (data about data. Data definitions describing aspects of actual data items, such as name, format, etc. Coined in the early 1960s)
=670  \\$aBoden, T.A. Metadata compiled and distributed by the Carbon Dioxide Information Analysis Center ... 1993.
=670  \\$aWestbrook, J.H. Standards and metadata requirements for computerization of selected mechanical properties of metallic materials, 1985.
=670  \\$aFrank, S.M. Cataloging paradigms for spatial metadata, 1994.
=670  \\$aWikipedia, Nov. 9, 2007$b(Metadata (sometimes written 'meta data') is used to facilitate the understanding, use and management of data)
=670  \\$aIMS Global Learning Consortium, Inc. website, Nov. 9, 2007$b(IMS AccessForAll Meta-data Specification)
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=670  \\$aWatson, L. The families of flowering plants, via WWW, Mar. 2, 2007$b(Melanthiaceae. Including Abaminaceae, Chionographidaceae, Cymbantheae (Cymbanthaceae), Heloniadaceae, Miyoshiaceae, Nartheciaceae, Petrosaviaceae, Protoliriaceae, Tofieldiaceae, Veratraceae. Genera: Aletris, Amianthium, Chamaelirium, Chionographis, Harperocallis, Helonias, Heloniopsis, Japonolirion, Lophiola, Melanthium, Metanarthecium, Narthecium, Nietneria, Petrosavia, Pleea, Protolirion, Schoenocaulon, Stenanthium, Tofieldia, Veratrum, Xerophyllum, Ypsilandra, Zigadenus; also separate entry for: Trilliaceae, including Phlebaceae, genera: Daiswa, Kinugasa, Paris, Trillium)
=670  \\$aAngiosperm phylogeny website, Mar. 2, 2007$b(Melanthiaceae, Liliales)
=670  \\$aWikipedia, Mar. 2, 2007$b(Melanthiaceae is the botanical name of a family of flowering plants. Such a family has been recognized by relatively few taxonomists, and the circumscription has varied. Many authors have considered these plants to belong to the family Liliaceae. The APG II system, of 2003 (unchanged from the APG system, of 1998), does recognize such a family and places it in the order Liliales, in the clade monocots. As circumscribed by APG II it includes the plants that sometimes have been treated as family Trilliaceae. The family includes Paris quadrifolia and Trillium. Genera: Amianthium, Chamaelirium, Chionographis, Daiswa, Helonias, Heloniopsis, Kinugasa, Melanthium, Paris, Pseudotrillium, Schoenocaulon, Stenanthium, Trillidium, Trillium, Veratrum, Xerophyllum, Ypsilandra, Zigadenus)

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=670  \\$aOlsen, C.B. Essiac, c1996:$bp. 45 (Burdock; botanical name: Arctium lappa, Arctium minus; common names: Beggar's buttons, Clotbur, Cocklebur, Hardock, Turkey burseed, Burr seed, Gobo root)
=670  \\$aWeb. 3$b(Burdock; any plant of the genus Arctium' pl: -s)
=670  \\$aHortus 3$b(Arctium L. Burdock; Beggar's buttons, Clotbur)
=670  \\$aSPN$b(Burdock ... Arctium)
=670  \\$aDict. flow. plants$b(Arctium L. Compositeae)
=670  \\$aHowes, F.N. A dict. of useful and everyday plants and their common names, 1974$b(common name: Burdock (Arctium lappa and other spp.))
=670  \\$aUsher dict. plants$b(Burdock, Common ...)
=670  \\$aMagic and medicine of plants, 1986$b(Great burdock (Arctium lappa))
=670  \\$aEngler Syl. Pflanz.:$bp. 494 (Arctium (Lappa))
=670  \\$aAGRICOLA, via 1stsearch, Nov. 13, 1996$b(abstracts, titles: burdock; identifiers: Arctium ...)
=670  \\$aBiol. & agr. index, via 1stsearch, Nov. 13, 1996$b(titles: Arctium ...; subjects: ... burdock)
=670  \\$aAmericana$b(Burdock: a course biennial herb of composite family; burdocks)
=670  \\$aBrako, L. Scientific and common names, 1995$b(Arctium L.: beggar's button, burdock, clotbur)
=675  \\$aCAB thes.;$aPhillips, R. Herbs and medicinal plants, 1987; Popular encyc. of plants, 1982
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=670  \\$aZinnser. Microbiology:$bp. 986-988, 1015, 1980.
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=670  \\$aArchitectural materials for construction, c1996.
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=053  \\$aQL668.E227$cZoology
=053  \\$aSB998.B82$cAgricultural zoology
=150  \\$aBufo marinus
=450  \\$aAgua toad
=450  \\$wnne$aBufo agua
=450  \\$aBufo gigas
=450  \\$aCane toad
=450  \\$aGiant toad
=450  \\$aMarine toad
=550  \\$wg$aBufo
=670  \\$aWeb. 3$b(agua or agua toad; Bufo marinus ref. at marine toad)
=670  \\$aWorld Book:$bv. 19, p. 268 (cane toad, also called giant toad or marine toad)
=670  \\$aCapula, M. Guide to reptiles and amphibians of the world, 1989:$bp. 41 (Bufo marinus, Marine toad)
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=150  \\$aBufo bufo
=450  \\$aCommon European toad
=450  \\$aEuropean toad
=450  \\$aGranulated toad
=450  \\$aRana ventricosa
=450  \\$aToad, Common European
=450  \\$aToad, European
=450  \\$aToad, Granulated
=550  \\$wg$aBufo
=670  \\$aArnold. Field guide to reptiles and amphibians of Britain, 1978:$bp. 72.
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=670  \\$aAmphibian species of the world 5.4, an online reference, viewed June 23, 2010$b(Bufo bufo. English names: Granulated Toad (Rana ventricosa) [no longer recognized]; Common European Toad)
=750  \2$aBufo Bufo$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002023

=LDR  00405cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362027402441
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=053  \\$aQL668.E227
=150  \\$aBufo arenarum
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=670  \\$aCklist. world amphib.:$bp. 77.
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=LDR  00697cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880362027502441
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=450  \\$aBuffers (Chemistry)
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=670  \\$aBritannica Micro.:$bv. 2, p. 349 (buffer, in chemistry, a solution usually containing an acid and a base)
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=LDR  00581cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362027602441
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=LDR  01426cz  a2200325n  4500
=001  9880362027902441
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=450  \\$aSea moss (Bryozoa)
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=670  \\$aWeb. 3$b(bryozoan, pl. Bryozoans: animal of the phylum Bryozoa; sea mat: Bryozoan, esp.: an encrusting bryozoan (as of the genus Flustra))
=670  \\$aITIS, July 18, 2002$b(Phylum Ectoprocta - bryozoans, ectoprocts, moss animals)
=670  \\$aOnline medical dictionary, Dec. 10, 2007$b(sea mat <zoology> Any bryozoan of the genus Flustra or allied genera which form frondlike corals)
=670  \\$aWordNet : a lexical database for the English language, via WWW, Dec. 10, 2007$b((n) bryozoan, polyzoan, sea mat, sea moss, moss animal (sessile aquatic animal forming mossy colonies of small polyps each having a curved or circular ridge bearing tentacles; attach to stones or seaweed and reproduce by budding))
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=LDR  00870cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880362028002441
=005  20091118102154.0
=008  031224i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85017380 
=035  \\$aBZL7286NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dWaU
=053  \0$aQK532.4$bQK563.7$cBotany
=150  \\$aBryophytes
=450  \\$aBryophyta
=450  \\$aBryophyte flora
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=550  \\$wg$aArchegoniatae
=550  \\$wg$aCryptogams
=550  \\$aBryology
=670  \\$aThe 2000 IUCN world red list of bryophytes, via WWW, Dec. 24, 2003:$bintrod. (bryophyte flora)
=670  \\$aOCLC, Dec. 24, 2003$b(ti: A bryophyte flora of Marin County; Bryophyte flora of North America Web site; The bryophyte flora of Clinton County, Ohio; The Bryophyta of Iceland; Bryophyte vegetation in the Azores Islands)
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=LDR  00446cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362028102441
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=010  \\$ash 85017369 
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=550  \\$wg$aTeeth$xAbnormalities
=750  \2$aBruxism$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002012

=LDR  01114cz  a2200277n  4500
=001  9880362028202441
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=008  030801i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
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=450  \\$aCercaertus
=450  \\$aPossums, Brush-tailed
=450  \\$aPsilogrammurus
=450  \\$aTapoa
=450  \\$aTrichosurus
=450  \\$aTrichurus
=450  \\$aVulpine phalangers
=550  \\$wg$aPhalangeridae
=670  \\$aWalker's mammals of the world, via WWW, Aug. 1, 2003$b(Genus Trichosurus, Brush-tailed Possums. 3 species: T. vulpecula, T. arnhemensis, and T. caninus. Family Phalangeridae)
=670  \\$aMammal species of the world, via WWW, Aug. 1, 2003$b(Trichosurus. Common name: Brush-tailed Possums. Synonyms: Cercaertus, Psilogrammurus, Tapoa, Trichurus)
=670  \\$aITIS, Aug. 1, 2003$b(Trichosurus Lesson, 1828 -- valid -- brush-tailed possums. Family Phalangeridae)
=750  \2$aTrichosurus$0(DNLM)D048330$5IEN

=LDR  00384cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362028302441
=005  20120730162620.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85017336 
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=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQL863
=053  \\$aQM345
=150  \\$aBrunner's glands
=450  \\$aGlands of Brunner
=750  \2$aBrunner Glands$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002011

=LDR  00442cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362028402441
=005  20120730162620.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
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=550  \\$wg$aHydroxide minerals
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/11/90
=750  \2$aMagnesium Hydroxide$5IEN$0(DNLM)D008276

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=001  9880362028502441
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=750  \2$aBrucellosis, Bovine$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002007

=LDR  00672cz  a2200241n  4500
=001  9880362028602441
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=008  930224i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
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=LDR  00367cz  a2200145n  4500
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=LDR  00995cz  a2200265n  4500
=001  9880362028802441
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=053  \\$aQR201.B8$cPathogen
=053  \\$aSF969.B78$cVeterinary medicine
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=450  \\$aBrucella streptococcus miletensis
=450  \\$aMicrococcus melitensis
=550  \\$wg$aBrucella
=550  \\$aBrucellosis in goats
=550  \\$aBrucellosis in sheep
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Brucella melitensis, 1985.
=670  \\$aBergey's manual of determinative bacteriology:$bp. 281 (Brucella melitensis (Huges) syn. B. straptococcus miletensis (sic), Micrococcus melitensis causes brucellasis in sheep and goats)
=670  \\$aZinsser. Microbiology, 17th ed.:$bp. 797.
=670  \\$aApproved lists of bac. names:$bp. 270.
=750  \2$aBrucella melitensis$5IEN$0(DNLM)D017347

=LDR  00598cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362028902441
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=010  \\$ash 85016500 
=035  \\$aBZL6406NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQL737.R666
=150  \\$aBrattleboro rat
=550  \\$wg$aLaboratory animals
=550  \\$wg$aRats
=670  \\$aWork cat.: The Brattleboro rat, 1982.
=670  \\$aBiological abstracts, Jan.-June, 1981:$bSubject index.
=670  \\$aBiological abstracts, July-Dec., 1980:$bSubject index.
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=LDR  00515cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362029002441
=005  20050506084023.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
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=550  \\$wg$aNeural stimulation
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=LDR  00376cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362029102441
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=150  \\$aBrain stem
=450  \\$aBrainstem
=550  \\$wg$aBrain
=690  \\$ar:AMD:6/7/90
=750  \2$aBrain Stem$5IEN$0(DNLM)D001933

=LDR  00623cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880362029202441
=005  20120730162613.0
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=053  \\$aRA1063.3$cForensic medicine
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=450  \\$aCerebral death
=450  \\$aComa, Irreversible$5IEN
=450  \\$aDeath, Brain$5IEN
=450  \\$aIrreversible coma
=550  \\$wg$aComa
=550  \\$wg$aDeath (Biology)
=550  \\$wg$aDeath$xProof and certification
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=001  9880362029302441
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=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
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=450  \\$aBrain-injured children
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=750  \2$81$wb$aBrain Injuries$5IEN-M$0(DNLM)D001930
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=LDR  00465cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362029402441
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=053  \0$aRC387.5
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=550  \\$wg$aBrain$xDiseases
=550  \\$wg$aBrain$xWounds and injuries
=550  \\$wg$aPsychology, Pathological
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=LDR  00415cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362029502441
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=550  \\$wg$aNeurochemistry
=690  \\$ar:AMD:6/7/90
=750  \2$aBrain Chemistry$5IEN$0(DNLM)D001923

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=001  9880362029602441
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=053  \\$aRD594
=150  \\$aBrain$xWounds and injuries
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=LDR  00361cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362029702441
=005  20120730162613.0
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=035  \\$aBZL6257NU
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=053  \\$aRD663
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=690  \\$ar:AMD:6/18/90
=750  \2$aBrain Neoplasms$5IEN$0(DNLM)D001932

=LDR  00500cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362029802441
=005  20120730162613.0
=008  911218i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
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=035  \\$aBZL6247NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRC394.I5
=150  \\$aCerebral infarction
=450  \\$wnne$aBrain$xInfarction
=550  \\$wg$aCerebrovascular disease
=550  \\$wg$aInfarction
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Cerebral infarction)
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=LDR  00445cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362029902441
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=010  \\$ash 85016339 
=035  \\$aBZL6245NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aBrain$xHemorrhage
=450  \\$aCerebral hemorrhage
=550  \\$wg$aCerebrovascular disease
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Cerebral hemorrhage)
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=LDR  00450cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362030002441
=005  20120730162612.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
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=053  \\$aRC386$bRC395
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=450  \\$aBrain diseases
=550  \\$aPsychology, Pathological
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=LDR  00461cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362030102441
=005  20120730162612.0
=008  931005i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
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=035  \\$aBZL6236NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
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=450  \\$aCerebral concussion
=450  \\$aConcussion of the brain
=550  \\$wg$aBrain$xWounds and injuries
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=LDR  00359cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362030202441
=005  20120730162612.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|n\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85016329 
=035  \\$aBZL6235NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
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=670  \\$aMeSH browser, Oct. 5, 2007$b(Bradykinin. Scope note: A nonapeptide messenger that is enzymatically produced from kallidin in the blood where it is a potent but short-lived agent of arteriolar dilation and increased capillary permeability. Bradykinin is also released from mast cells during asthma attacks, from gut walls as a gastrointestinal vasodilator, from damaged tissues as a pain signal, and may be a neurotransmitter.)
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=670  \\$aLC database, 9/9/95$b(The Boxwood bulletin, Boxwood, box)
=670  \\$aWeb. 3$b(box n.pl. box or boxes; an evergreen shrub or small tree of the genus Buxus; esp. a widely cultivated typically large shrub (B. sempervirens)--See Boxwood) (boxwood) (Buxus, Buxaceae)
=670  \\$aSPN$b(Buxus Box; B. sempervirens Common box)
=670  \\$aEngler Syl. Pflanz.:$bv. 2, p. 297 (Buxaceae, Buxeae, Buxus, B. sempervirens)
=670  \\$aInd. nom. gen. (plant.)$b(Buxus L. Buxaceae)
=670  \\$aHortus 3$b(Buxaceae (Box family) (Buxus L. Box, boxwood) (B. sempervirens L. Common box)
=670  \\$aHowes dict. useful and everyday plants$b(Box or boxwood Common or Eur. Buxus sempervirens)
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=450  \\$aArctic whale
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=450  \\$aGreat polar whale
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=450  \\$aGreenland whale
=450  \\$aPolar whale
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=670  \\$aAmerican Cetacean Soc. fact sheet via WWW, Feb. 15, 2001$b(Bowhead whale (Balaena mysticetus; also known as the Greenland right whale))
=670  \\$aWalker mam. world:$bv. 2, p. 967 (Bowhead whale or Greenland right whale, Balaena mysticetus)
=670  \\$aNUCMC data from New Bedford Whaling Museum, Kendall Institute for Atlantic (Bark). Logbook, 1881 Apr. 18-Oct. 31$b(Polar whale)
=670  \\$aCetacea WWW Home page, Apr. 6, 2005$b(Bowhead whale; variant names: Greenland Right Whale; Greenland Whale; Great Polar Whale; Arctic Whale; Arctic Right Whale)
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=450  \\$aBovine enzootic leukosis
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=LDR  00446cz  a2200169n  4500
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=450  \\$aBotulinus toxin
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=670  \\$aDorland's med. dict.
=670  \\$aStedman's med. dict.
=670  \\$aBotulinum neurotoxin and tetanus toxin, 1989.
=670  \\$aAllergan web site, Dec. 20, 2000$b("Clostridium botulinum produces 7 distinct toxins, Types A through G. Botulinum toxin type A is the most studied of the 7 serotypes ... In 1989, the rights to a form of botulinum toxin type A, currently commercialized under the trade name Botox, were acquired by Allergan, Inc. ... Allergan's Botox (Botulinum toxin type A) purified neurotoxin complex is used in the treatment of certain neuromuscular disorders characterized by involuntary muscle contractions or spasms.)
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=360  \\$iheadings beginning with the words$aBotanical$ior$aPlant$ior the prefix$aPhyto
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=450  \\$aPhytobiology
=450  \\$aPhytography
=450  \\$aPhytology
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=450  \\$aPlant science
=550  \\$wg$aBiology
=550  \\$wg$aNatural history
=550  \\$aPlants
=670  \\$aNational Research Council (U.S.). Committee on an Examination of Plant Science Research Programs in the United States. Plant biology research and training for the 21st century, 1992.
=670  \\$aPlant science : an international journal of experimental plant biology, Feb. 1985.
=670  \\$aMorton, A.G. History of botanical science, 1981.
=670  \\$aGanong, W.F. An outline of phytobiology, 1894.
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=001  9880362032202441
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=150  \\$aBotanists
=450  \\$aPlant biologists
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=550  \\$wg$aPlant specialists
=670  \\$aWikipedia, June 21, 2006:$bbotany (Botany, the scientific study of plantlife; as a branch of biology, it is also referred to as plant science(s) or plant biology)
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=001  9880362032502441
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=150  \\$aBoric acid
=450  \\$aBoracic acid
=450  \\$aBoric acids$5IEN
=550  \\$wg$aInorganic acids
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=550  \\$wg$aMental fatigue
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=LDR  00604cz  a2200217n  4500
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=450  \\$aBacterium pertussis
=450  \\$aBacterium tussisconvulsivae
=450  \\$aBordet-Gengou bacillus
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=550  \\$wg$aBordetella
=550  \\$aPertussis toxin
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=LDR  00358cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362032802441
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=053  \\$aQR82.B95
=150  \\$aBordetella
=550  \\$wg$aBrucellaceae
=750  \2$aBordetella$5IEN$0(DNLM)D001884

=LDR  00724cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362032902441
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=053  \\$aRJ506.B65
=150  \\$aBorderline personality disorder in children
=550  \\$wg$aPersonality disorders in children
=670  \\$aWork cat.: The Borderline child : approaches to diagnosis and treatment, 1982.
=750  \2$81$wb$aBorderline Personality Disorder$5IEN$0(DNLM)D001883
=750  \2$81$wb$aChild$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002648
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=LDR  00869cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362033002441
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=010  \\$ash 85015821 
=035  \\$aBZL5727NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRC569.5.B67$cPsychiatry
=150  \\$aBorderline personality disorder
=550  \\$wg$aPersonality disorders
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Borderline personality disorder. A disorder characterized by instability in several areas--interpersonal relationships, marked shifts in moods and uncertainty about identity issues--which causes impairment in social or occupational functioning or subjective distress.)
=670  \\$aAm. Psych. Assn. Thesaurus '77$b(Borderline states)
=670  \\$aFreedman. Psychiatry, 3rd ed. '80$b(Borderline personality disorder)
=750  \2$aBorderline Personality Disorder$5IEN$0(DNLM)D001883

=LDR  00345cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362033102441
=005  20120730162608.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|n\ana\|||\\
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=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQD181.B1
=150  \\$aBorates
=690  \\$ar:AMD:6/18/90
=750  \2$aBorates$5IEN$0(DNLM)D001881

=LDR  00457cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362033202441
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=150  \\$aBoraginaceae
=450  \\$aBorage family (Plants)
=550  \\$wg$aTubiflorae
=670  \\$aWeb. 3$b(borage family: Boraginaceae)
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=LDR  01027cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880362033302441
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=053  \\$aZ278$bZ550
=150  \\$aBooksellers and bookselling
=450  \\$aBook sales
=450  \\$aBook trade$5IEN
=450  \\$aBookselling$5IEN
=550  \\$wg$aBook industries and trade
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=450  \\$aPlasma substitutes
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=LDR  00736cz  a2200205n  4500
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=670  \\$aWikipedia, July 17, 2012$b(In chemistry, an alkali is a basic, ionic salt of an alkali metal or alkaline earth metal element. Some authors also define an alkali as a base that dissolves in water. A solution of a soluble base has a pH greater than 7. The adjective alkaline is commonly used in English as a synonym for base, especially for soluble bases. This broad use of the term is likely to have come about because alkalis were the first bases known to obey the Arrhenius definition of a base and are still among the more common bases.)
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=LDR  01046cz  a2200301n  4500
=001  9880361966202441
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=450  \\$aBeta adrenergic antagonists
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=001  9880361966302441
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=053  \\$aQL666.O69
=150  \\$aAgkistrodon
=450  \\$aAncistrodon
=550  \\$wg$aPit vipers
=550  \\$wg$aViperidae
=750  \2$aAgkistrodon$5IEN$0(DNLM)D017836

=LDR  00396cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880361966402441
=005  20120730162233.0
=008  860211||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85003487 
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=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aAlgorithms
=450  \\$aAlgorism
=550  \\$wg$aAlgebra
=550  \\$wg$aArithmetic$xFoundations
=750  \2$aAlgorithms$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000465

=LDR  00779cz  a2200241n  4500
=001  9880361966502441
=005  20130725125730.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85002201 
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=053  \0$aQH529$cBiology
=053  \0$aQP86$cPhysiology
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=360  \\$isubdivision$aAging$iunder individual organs and regions of the body and individual animals and groups of animals, e.g.$aHeart--Aging; Foot--Aging; Cattle--Aging; Fishes--Aging
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=450  \\$aAgeing
=450  \\$aSenescence
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=550  \\$wg$aGerontology
=550  \\$wg$aLongevity
=550  \\$aAge factors in disease
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=LDR  01239cz  a2200313n  4500
=001  9880361966602441
=005  20120730162138.0
=008  920417||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85001008 
=035  \\$aBZK0914NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRC684.A34$cCardiovascular therapy
=150  \\$aAdrenergic alpha blockers
=450  \\$aAdrenergic alpha antagonists
=450  \\$aAdrenergic alpha receptor blockaders
=450  \\$aAlpha adrenergic antagonists
=450  \\$aAlpha adrenergic blockers
=450  \\$aAlpha adrenergic receptor blockaders
=450  \\$aAlpha adrenoreceptor blockers
=450  \\$aAlpha blockers (Pharmacology)
=450  \\$aAlpha blocking agents
=550  \\$wg$aSympatholytic agents
=550  \\$aAlpha adrenoceptors
=670  \\$aWork cat.: [Alpha]-adrenoreceptor blockers in cardiovascular disease, 1985.
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=670  \\$aNIH$b(Adrenergic alpha receptor blocking agents, see ref. to Neuropharmacological agents, Sympatholytic, Adrenergic alpha)
=670  \\$aDorland's med. dict.
=670  \\$aGould med. dict.$b(general concepts under blocking, blockade, etc.)
=750  \2$aAdrenergic alpha-Antagonists$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000317

=LDR  00648cz  a2200253n  4500
=001  9880361966702441
=005  20120730162232.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85003383 
=035  \\$aBZK3289NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aQK495.L52$cBotany
=053  \\$aSB205.A4$cCulture
=150  \\$aAlfalfa
=450  \\$aBrazilian clover
=450  \\$aChilean clover
=450  \\$aFrench clover
=450  \\$aLucerne (Plant)
=450  \\$aMedicago sativa
=450  \\$aPurple medic
=450  \\$aSpanish trefoil
=550  \\$wg$aMedicago
=681  \\$iExample under$aHay
=750  \2$aMedicago sativa$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000455

=LDR  00876cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880361966802441
=005  20120730162215.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85002198 
=035  \\$aBZK2104NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aBF723.A35$cPsychology
=053  \0$aRJ506.A35$cChild psychopathology
=150  \\$aAggressiveness in children
=450  \\$wnne$aAggressiveness (Child psychology)
=450  \\$wnne$aAggressiveness (Psychology) in children
=550  \\$wg$aChild psychology
=550  \\$wg$aConduct disorders in children
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Petermann, U. Sozialverhalten bei Grundsch�ulern und Jugenlichen, c1987.
=750  \2$81$wb$aAggression$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000374
=750  \2$81$wb$aChild$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002648
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aAggression$iand$aChild$5IEN

=LDR  00822cz  a2200277n  4500
=001  9880361966902441
=005  20120730162137.0
=008  931025||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85001007 
=035  \\$aBZK0913NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQP572.A27
=150  \\$aAdrenaline
=450  \\$wnne$aAdrenalin
=450  \\$aEpinephrine
=550  \\$wg$aBronchodilator agents
=550  \\$wg$aCatecholamines
=550  \\$wg$aNeurotransmitters
=550  \\$wg$aSympathomimetic agents
=550  \\$aAdrenergic mechanisms
=670  \\$aNATO Advanced Research Workshop ... c1988.
=670  \\$aWeb. 3.
=670  \\$aDorland's med. dict.
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Epinephrine x Adrenaline)
=670  \\$aRandom House$b(adrenaline; Adrenalin is pharm. trademark)
=750  \2$aEpinephrine$5IEN$0(DNLM)D004837

=LDR  00573cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880361967002441
=005  20120730162232.0
=008  921201i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85003380 
=035  \\$aBZK3286NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aAlexia
=450  \\$aAcquired dyslexia
=450  \\$aDyslexia, Acquired
=450  \\$aWord-blindness
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=550  \\$wg$aBrain$xDiseases
=550  \\$wg$aReading disability
=550  \\$aDyslexia
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Dyslexia, Acquired)
=750  \2$aDyslexia, Acquired$5IEN$0(DNLM)D004411

=LDR  00745cz  a2200253n  4500
=001  9880361967102441
=005  20120730162215.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85002193 
=035  \\$aBZK2099NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aBF175.5.A36$cPsychoanalysis
=053  \0$aBF575.A3$cPsychology
=053  \0$aHM1116$cSocial psychology
=053  \0$aRC569.5.A34$cPsychiatry
=150  \\$aAggressiveness
=450  \\$aAggression (Psychology)
=450  \\$aAggressive behavior
=450  \\$wnne$aAggressiveness (Psychology)
=550  \\$wg$aPsychology
=550  \\$aDefensiveness (Psychology)
=550  \\$aFighting (Psychology)
=550  \\$aToughness (Personality trait)
=750  \2$aAggression$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000374

=LDR  00345cz  a2200133n  4500
=001  9880361967202441
=005  20120730162137.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85001006 
=035  \\$aBZK0912NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aAdrenalectomy
=550  \\$wg$aAdrenal glands$xSurgery
=750  \2$aAdrenalectomy$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000315

=LDR  00405cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880361967302441
=005  20120730162232.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85003353 
=035  \\$aBZK3259LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQK495.E9$cBotany
=053  \0$aSB299.A4$cOil-bearing plants
=150  \\$aAleurites
=550  \\$wg$aEuphorbiaceae
=750  \2$aAleurites$5IEN$0(DNLM)D031284

=LDR  00356cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880361967402441
=005  20120730162215.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85002186 
=035  \\$aBZK2092NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQR187.A3
=150  \\$aAgglutinins
=550  \\$wg$aAgglutination
=750  \2$aAgglutinins$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000373

=LDR  00340cz  a2200133n  4500
=001  9880361967502441
=005  20120730162137.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85001005 
=035  \\$aBZK0911NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aAdrenal medulla
=550  \\$wg$aAdrenal glands
=750  \2$aAdrenal Medulla$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000313

=LDR  00372cz  a2200133n  4500
=001  9880361967602441
=005  20130301103350.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85003338 
=035  \\$aBZK3244NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aAldosterone antagonists
=550  \\$wg$aAntimetabolites
=750  \2$aMineralocorticoid Receptor Antagonists$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000451

=LDR  00377cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880361967702441
=005  20120730162215.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85002185 
=035  \\$aBZK2091NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQR187.A3
=150  \\$aAgglutination tests
=550  \\$wg$aSerodiagnosis
=750  \2$aAgglutination Tests$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000372

=LDR  00326cz  a2200121n  4500
=001  9880361967802441
=005  20120730162137.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|n\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85001004 
=035  \\$aBZK0910NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aAdrenal glands$xTumors
=750  \2$aAdrenal Gland Neoplasms$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000310

=LDR  00336cz  a2200133n  4500
=001  9880361967902441
=005  20120730162232.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85003337 
=035  \\$aBZK3243NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aAldosterone
=550  \\$wg$aMineralocorticoids
=750  \2$aAldosterone$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000450

=LDR  00429cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880361968002441
=005  20120730162214.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85002184 
=035  \\$aBZK2090NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQR187.A3
=150  \\$aAgglutination
=550  \\$wg$aAntigen-antibody reactions
=550  \\$wg$aBacteria
=550  \\$wg$aImmunity
=750  \2$aAgglutination$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000371

=LDR  00349cz  a2200133n  4500
=001  9880361968102441
=005  20120730162137.0
=008  930726i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|n\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85001000 
=035  \\$aBZK0906NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRC659
=150  \\$aAdrenal glands$xDiseases
=750  \2$aAdrenal Gland Diseases$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000307

=LDR  00424cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880361968202441
=005  20120730162231.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85003327 
=035  \\$aBZK3233NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \\$aQK495.B56$cBotany
=053  \\$aSD397.A4$cForestry
=150  \\$aAlder
=450  \\$aAliso
=450  \\$aAlnus
=550  \\$wg$aBetulaceae
=750  \2$aAlnus$5IEN$0(DNLM)D029661

=LDR  00455cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880361968302441
=005  20120730162231.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85003324 
=035  \\$aBZK3230NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQD305.A6$cAliphatic compounds
=053  \0$aQD341.A6$cAromatic compounds
=150  \\$aAldehydes
=550  \\$wg$aOrganic compounds
=550  \\$wg$aOxo compounds
=750  \2$aAldehydes$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000447

=LDR  00651cz  a2200241n  4500
=001  9880361968402441
=005  20120730162136.0
=008  860211||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85000998 
=035  \\$aBZK0904NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQM371$cAnatomy
=053  \\$aQP188.A3$cPhysiology
=053  \\$aRC659$cInternal medicine
=053  \\$aRD599.5.A37$cSurgery
=053  \\$aRJ420.A27$cPediatrics
=150  \\$aAdrenal glands
=450  \\$aAdrenals
=450  \\$aSuprarenal bodies
=450  \\$aSuprarenal capsules
=550  \\$wg$aEndocrine glands
=550  \\$wg$aKidneys
=750  \2$aAdrenal Glands$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000311

=LDR  01337cz  a2200277n  4500
=001  9880361968502441
=005  20120730162213.0
=008  920710||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85002177 
=035  \\$aBZK2083NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aAgent Orange
=450  \\$aHerbicide Orange
=450  \\$aOrange, Agent
=450  \\$aOrange, Herbicide
=550  \\$wg$aDichlorophenoxyacetic acid
=550  \\$wg$aHerbicides
=550  \\$wg$aHerbicides$xWar use
=550  \\$wg$aTrichlorophenoxyacetic acid
=670  \\$aWork cat.: U.S. Congress. House. Committee on Veterans' Affairs. Subcommittee on Medical Facilities and Benefits. Oversight hearing to receive testimony on agent orange, 1980:$bp. 147 ("2,4-D and 2,4,5-T are utilized in a 50:50 ratio only in Agent Orange") p. 163 ("Herbicide Orange - a 50:50 mixture of 2,4-D and 2,4,5-T")
=670  \\$aNIH$b(Agent Orange use Oxins, Dioxanes, Pesticides, Herbicides, Phenoxyacetic acids, Chlorophenoxyacetic acids)
=670  \\$aHennepin$b(Agent Orange)
=670  \\$aBritannica Yearbook, 1979:$bindex (text has misinformation re Agent Orange)
=750  \2$81$wb$aDioxins$5IEN$0(DNLM)D004147
=750  \2$81$wb$aHerbicides$5IEN$0(DNLM)D006540
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aDioxins$iand$aHerbicides.

=LDR  00724cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880361968602441
=005  20060610140827.0
=008  930106||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85003323 
=035  \\$aBZK3229NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQP603.A35
=150  \\$aAldehyde dehydrogenase
=450  \\$aAldehyde oxidoreductase
=550  \\$wg$aDehydrogenases
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Enzymology of carbonyl metabolism : aldehyde dehydrogenase ... 1982.
=670  \\$aNLM$b(Aldehyde oxidoreductases)
=670  \\$aNIH$b(Oxidoreductases, Aldehyde dehydrogenases)
=670  \\$aStedman's med. dict.
=670  \\$aEnz. nomenclature, 1978:$bEC 1.2.1.3.
=750  \2$aAldehyde Dehydrogenase$0(DNLM)D000444$5IEN

=LDR  00881cz  a2200241n  4500
=001  9880361968702441
=005  20120730162213.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85002144 
=035  \\$aBZK2050NU
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh 85002144
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aHV1597.5
=150  \\$aOlder people with visual disabilities
=450  \\$wnne$aAged people with visual disabilities
=450  \\$wnne$aAged, Visually handicapped
=450  \\$wnne$aVisually handicapped aged
=550  \\$wg$aOlder people with disabilities
=550  \\$wg$aPeople with visual disabilities
=550  \\$aVision disorders in old age
=750  \2$81$wb$aVisually Impaired Persons$5IEN$0(DNLM)D019987
=750  \2$81$wb$aAged$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000368
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aVisually Impaired Persons$iand$aAged$5IEN

=LDR  00626cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880361968802441
=005  20120730162213.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85002141 
=035  \\$aBZK2047NU
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh 85002141
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aOlder deaf people
=450  \\$wnne$aAged, Deaf
=450  \\$aDeaf older people
=550  \\$wg$aDeaf
=550  \\$wg$aOlder people
=750  \2$81$wb$aDeafness$5IEN$0(DNLM)D003638
=750  \2$81$wb$aAged$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000368
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aDeafness$iand$aAged$5IEN

=LDR  00689cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880361968902441
=005  20120730162212.0
=008  911218i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85002139 
=035  \\$aBZK2045NU
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh 85002139
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aHV1597.5
=150  \\$aOlder blind people
=450  \\$wnne$aAged, Blind
=450  \\$wnne$aBlind aged
=450  \\$aBlind older people
=550  \\$wg$aBlind
=550  \\$wg$aOlder people
=750  \2$81$wb$aBlindness$5IEN$0(DNLM)D001766
=750  \2$81$wb$aAged$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000368
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aBlindness$iand$aAged$5IEN

=LDR  00327cz  a2200121n  4500
=001  9880361969002441
=005  20120730162136.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|n\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85000997 
=035  \\$aBZK0903NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aAdrenal cortex$xTumors
=750  \2$aAdrenal Cortex Neoplasms$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000306

=LDR  00518cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880361969102441
=005  20101214135722.0
=008  030210||\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85003314 
=035  \\$aBZK3220NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQD305.A4$cAliphatic compounds
=053  \0$aQD341.A4$cAromatic compounds
=053  \0$aTP248.A5$cChemical technology
=150  \\$aAlcohols
=550  \\$wg$aOrganic compounds
=681  \\$iExample under$aPolyatomic molecules
=750  \2$aAlcohols$0(DNLM)D000438$5IEN

=LDR  00323cz  a2200121n  4500
=001  9880361969202441
=005  20120730162136.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|n\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85000995 
=035  \\$aBZK0901NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aAdrenal cortex$xDiseases
=750  \2$aAdrenal Cortex Diseases$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000303

=LDR  00609cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880361969302441
=005  20120730162230.0
=008  940124i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85003312 
=035  \\$aBZK3218NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRG580.A46
=150  \\$aAlcoholism in pregnancy
=450  \\$aPrenatal alcohol abuse
=550  \\$wg$aSubstance abuse in pregnancy
=750  \2$81$wb$aAlcoholism$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000437
=750  \2$81$wb$aPregnancy$5IEN$0(DNLM)D011247
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aAlcoholism$iand$aPregnancy$5IEN

=LDR  00436cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880361969402441
=005  20120730162136.0
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=450  \0$aMovement, Fetal
=550  \0$wg$aAnimal mechanics
=550  \0$wg$aFetus$xPhysiology
=550  \0$wg$aHuman mechanics
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 92-48442: Concepts in fetal movement research, c1992$b(fetal movement)
=670  \\$aMESH$b(fetal movement)
=750  \2$aFetal Movement$5IEN$0(DNLM)D005324

=LDR  00725cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880363018602441
=005  20080319103515.0
=008  921222i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 92006749 
=035  \\$aCBN5050NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRA399
=150  \0$aMedical audit
=450  \0$aAudit, Medical
=450  \0$aClinical audit (Medicine)
=450  \0$aMedical care audit
=550  \0$wg$aMedical care$xEvaluation
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 92-48371: The audit handbook ... c1993$b(clinical audit)
=670  \\$aLC data base, 12/14/92$b(medical audit; medical care audit)
=670  \\$aMEDLINE, 12/14/92$b(medical audit)
=670  \\$aMESH$b(medical audit)
=750  \2$aMedical Audit$0(DNLM)D008485$5IEN

=LDR  01274cz  a2200277n  4500
=001  9880363018702441
=005  20141222153748.0
=008  921222i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 92006740 
=035  \\$aCBN5042NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \0$aTK5103.2
=150  \\$aWireless communication systems
=450  \\$aCommunication systems, Wireless
=450  \\$aWireless communications systems$5IEN
=450  \\$aWireless data communication systems
=450  \\$aWireless information networks
=450  \\$aWireless telecommunication systems
=550  \\$wg$aTelecommunication systems
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 92-43366: Wireless communications, c1993:$bCIP pref. (wireless information networks)
=670  \\$aLC data base, 12/10/92$b(wireless information networks, wireless communications, wireless data communications)
=670  \\$aASTI$b(Wireless telecommunications networks)
=670  \\$aEngr. index:$bv. 89, pt. IX, p. 10249 (Wireless communication)
=670  \\$aWeb. 3$b(Wireless; Wireless telephony: relating to radiotelegraphy, radiotelephony, or radio)
=680  \\$iHere are entered works on networks for transmission of voice or data using either radio or optical (e.g. infrared) technologies.
=750  \2$aWireless Technology$0(DNLM)D059015$5IEN

=LDR  00717cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880363018802441
=005  20120730164354.0
=008  921221i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 92006704 
=035  \\$aCBN5008NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \0$aNeedle sharing
=450  \0$aHypodermic needle sharing
=450  \0$aHypodermic syringe sharing
=450  \0$aSharing of hypodermic needles
=450  \0$aSyringe sharing
=550  \0$wg$aIntravenous drug abuse
=550  \0$aHypodermic needles
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 92-46557: Fernando, M.D. AIDS and intravenous drug use, c1993$b(needle sharing)
=670  \\$aMESH.
=675  \\$aHennepin;$aMag. index;$aIAC
=750  \2$aNeedle Sharing$5IEN$0(DNLM)D016485

=LDR  04134cz  a2200385n  4500
=001  9880363018902441
=005  20120730164354.0
=008  921221i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 92006702 
=035  \\$aCBN5006NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dWaU
=150  \\$aNeedle exchange programs
=450  \\$aExchange programs, Needle
=450  \\$aExchange programs, Syringe
=450  \\$aExchange services, Needle
=450  \\$aExchange services, Syringe
=450  \\$aHypodermic needle exchange programs
=450  \\$aHypodermic syringe exchange program
=450  \\$aNeedle exchange services
=450  \\$aNeedle swap programs
=450  \\$aSyringe exchange programs
=450  \\$aSyringe exchange services
=550  \\$wg$aBloodborne infections$xPrevention
=550  \\$aHypodermic needles
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 92-46557: Fernando, M.D. AIDS and intravenous drug use, c1993$b(needle exchange programs)
=670  \\$aHevesi, D. The New York Times, Authorities delay needle exchange, July 18, 1992:$bp. 12.
=670  \\$aPear, R. The New York Times, U.S. drug official urges mayors to forgo needle-swap programs, June 3, 1992:$bp. B3.
=670  \\$aDes Jarlais, D.C. Annals of the American Academy of Political and Social Science, AIDS and legal access to sterile drug injection equipment, May 1992:$bp. 42.
=670  \\$aLC data base, 12/17/92$b(needle exchange programs)
=670  \\$aHennepin$b(needle exchanges)
=670  \\$aMeSH, Aug. 26, 2011$b(Needle-Exchange Programs. UF Supervised Injecting Centers; Supervised Injecting Facilities; Syringe-Exchange Programs. Scope: Organized services for exchange of sterile needles and syringes used for injections as a potential means of reducing the transmission of infectious diseases.)
=670  \\$aBryant, J. Pharmacy needle and syringe survey, New South Wales 2009, �2011:$bp. 1 (packets of sterile needles and syringes which can subsequently be exchanged for new packets at no cost) p. 11 (exchange pharmacies; exchange services; pharmacy exchange services)
=670  \\$aNSP : needle & syringe programs, 2005:$bp. 4 (provision of sterile needles and syringes to people who inject drugs; Workers at Needle and Syringe Programs do much more than just provide injecting equipment. They are often the first point of contact between health services and people who inject drugs. Needle and Syringe Program workers are able to provide education and information on healthcare issues and drug related harm and facilitate entry into drug treatment. Some Programs also provide primary medical care to this disadvantaged population who often have very poor health.) p. 9 (Needle and Syringe Programs are a public health measure, consistent with the National Drug Strategy's harm minimisation framework, to reduce the spread of infections such as HIV and hepatitis C among injecting drug users. They provide a range of services that include provision of sterile injecting equipment, education on reducing drug use, health information, and referral to drug treatment, medical care and legal and social services. The injecting equipment provided includes needles and syringes, swabs, vials of sterile water and 'sharps bins' for the safe disposal of used needles and syringes. Needle and Syringe Programs do not supply drugs or allow people to inject drugs on the premises. Governments provide sterile injecting equipment to prevent people sharing needles and syringes which can lead to the spread of HIV and hepatitis C. Needle and Syringe Program workers also address the transmission of HIV via sexual contact by providing condoms and safe sex education.)
=670  \\$aOCLC, Aug. 26, 2011$b(in titles: syringe exchange programs; prison-based syringe exchange programs; syringe exchange programme; syringe exchanges; syringe-exchange schemes; syringe exchange schemes; needle and syringe exchange program; needle and syringe exchange and methadone programs; syringe distribution and needle exchange programme; needle and syringe exchange schemes; needle-syringe exchange scheme; needle and syringe exchanges)
=750  \2$aNeedle-Exchange Programs$5IEN$0(DNLM)D018671

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=001  9880363019002441
=005  20120730164354.0
=008  921218i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\c
=010  \\$ash 92006695 
=035  \\$aCBN4999LC
=040  \\$aCSfA$cDLC
=053  \\$aQK495.L52
=150  \\$aPsoralea
=550  \\$wg$aLegumes
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Stirton, C.H. A revision of Otholobium C.H. Stirton (Papilionoideae, Leguminosae), 1989.
=670  \\$aMabberley, D.J. The plant-book, 1987:$bp. 484.
=750  \2$aPsoralea$5IEN$0(DNLM)D029907

=LDR  00803cz  a2200253n  4500
=001  9880363019102441
=005  20050606132525.0
=008  921214i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 92006613 
=035  \\$aCBN4932NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \0$aRG579
=150  \\$aMorning sickness
=450  \\$aHyperemesis gravidarum
=450  \\$aNausea in pregnancy
=450  \\$aVomiting in pregnancy
=550  \\$wg$aPregnancy$xComplications
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 92-43578: Erick, M. No more morning sickness, 1993.
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Hyperemesis gravidarum)
=670  \\$aDorland's med. dict.:$bunder sickness (morning sickness)
=670  \\$aWeb. 3$b(morning sickness)
=670  \\$aRandom House$b(morning sickness)
=675  \\$aHennepin
=750  \2$aMorning Sickness$0(DNLM)D048968$5IEN

=LDR  00574cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880363019202441
=005  20120730164354.0
=008  921211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 92006592 
=035  \\$aCBN4911NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRD110.5
=150  \0$aAmbulatory surgical nursing
=550  \0$wg$aSurgical nursing
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Burden, N. Ambulatory surgical nursing, c1993.
=670  \\$aLC data base, 12/04/92$b(ambulatory surgical nursing)
=675  \\$aMESH
=750  \2$aAmbulatory Surgical Procedures$xnursing$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000556Q000451

=LDR  00527cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880363019302441
=005  20120730164354.0
=008  921210i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 92006571 
=035  \\$aCBN4893NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \0$aTelangiectasia
=450  \0$aTelangiectasis
=550  \0$wg$aBlood-vessels$xDilatation
=550  \0$wg$aBlood-vessels$xDiseases
=550  \0$aAngiomas
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 92-48328: Varicose veins and telangiectasias, 1993.
=750  \2$aTelangiectasis$5IEN$0(DNLM)D013684

=LDR  00423cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880363019402441
=005  20120730164346.0
=008  920615i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 92003373 
=035  \\$aCBL7732NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \\$aQH212.I55
=150  \0$aInterference microscopy
=550  \0$wg$aMicroscopy
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Microscopy, Interference)
=750  \2$aMicroscopy, Interference$5IEN$0(DNLM)D008857

=LDR  00405cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880363019502441
=005  20120730164346.0
=008  920615i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 92003371 
=035  \\$aCBL7730LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \0$aQH212.A25
=150  \\$aAcoustic microscopy
=550  \\$wg$aMicroscopy
=670  \\$aLC data base, 6/12/92.
=750  \2$aMicroscopy, Acoustic$5IEN$0(DNLM)D033401

=LDR  00896cz  a2200289n  4500
=001  9880363019602441
=005  20120730164346.0
=008  920615i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 92003369 
=035  \\$aCBL7728NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQH201$bQH278.5
=150  \0$aMicroscopy
=450  \0$aAnalysis, Microscopic
=450  \0$aLight microscopy
=450  \0$aMicrographic analysis
=450  \0$wnne$aMicroscope and microscopy
=450  \0$aMicroscopic analysis
=450  \0$aOptical microscopy
=550  \0$wg$aOptics
=670  \\$aRandom House.
=670  \\$aWeb. 3.
=670  \\$aMESH.
=670  \\$aINIS$b(Microscopy; Optical microscopy)
=670  \\$aLC data base, 6/12/92$b(light microscopy)
=680  \\$iHere are entered works on microscopy in general as well as works specifically on light or optical microscopy.
=750  \2$aMicroscopy$5IEN$0(DNLM)D008853

=LDR  00764cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880363019702441
=005  20120730164346.0
=008  920605i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 92003188 
=035  \\$aCBL7558NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \0$aPhotogrammetrists
=550  \0$wg$aPhotographers
=550  \0$wg$aSurveyors
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 91-150432: Pioneers in photogrammetry, c1987:$bp.1 (Photogrammetrists)
=670  \\$aRandom House$b(Photogrammetry: the process of making surveys and maps through the use of photographs, especially aerial photographs. Photogrammetrist)
=670  \\$aMcGraw-Hill dict. sci. tech.$b(Photogrammetry)
=670  \\$aWeb. 3.
=675  \\$aHennepin;$aIAC;$aAmericana
=750  \2$aPhotogrammetry$5IEN$0(DNLM)D010780

=LDR  00801cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880363019802441
=005  20120730164346.0
=008  920527||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\c
=010  \\$ash 92002991 
=035  \\$aCBL7388NU
=040  \\$aDGPO$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \0$aHydrogen chloride
=450  \0$aChloride gas
=450  \0$aHydrogen chloride gas
=550  \0$wg$aChlorides
=670  \\$aWork cat.: De Rosa, M.I. Embedded hydrogen chloride and smoke particle characteristics during combustion of polyvinyl chloride and chlorinated mine materials, 1991:$bt.p. (hydrogen chloride)
=670  \\$aLC data base, 5/21/92$b(hydrogen chloride)
=670  \\$aHawley chem. dict.
=670  \\$aHackh chem. dict.$b(hydrogen chloride; chloride gas, Hydrogren chloride gas)
=750  \2$aHydrochloric Acid$5IEN$0(DNLM)D006851

=LDR  00813cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880363019902441
=005  20150325104321.0
=008  920527i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 92002984 
=035  \\$aCBL7381LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=150  \\$aVestibulo-ocular reflex
=450  \\$aOculovestibular reflex
=450  \\$aVestibuloocular reflex
=550  \\$wg$aReflexes
=670  \\$aWork cat.: The vestibulo-ocular reflex ... c1993.
=670  \\$aDorland's med. dict.
=670  \\$aGould med. dict.$b(Vestibuloocular reflex)
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Reflex, Vestibulo-Ocular)
=670  \\$aMedlars$b(vestibulo-ocular reflex; vestibuloocular reflex)
=670  \\$aInter. dict. med. biol.$b(Vestibulo-ocular reflex. Also called oculovestibular reflex)
=750  \2$aReflex, Vestibulo-Ocular$0(DNLM)D012027$5IEN

=LDR  00713cz  a2200241n  4500
=001  9880363020002441
=005  20120730164345.0
=008  920521i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 92002909 
=035  \\$aCBL7312NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \0$aHealth care rationing
=450  \0$aHealth resources rationing
=450  \0$aMedical care rationing
=450  \0$aRationing of health care
=450  \0$aRationing of medical care
=550  \0$wg$aMedical economics
=550  \0$wg$aMedical policy
=550  \0$wg$aRationing
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 91-77958: Rationing America's medical care, c1992.
=670  \\$aMESH.
=675  \\$aHennepin
=750  \2$aHealth Care Rationing$5IEN$0(DNLM)D015276

=LDR  01676cz  a2200373n  4500
=001  9880363020102441
=005  20100806134630.0
=008  920520i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 92002901 
=035  \\$aCBL7307NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=150  \0$aThrombotic thrombocytopenic purpura
=450  \0$aDisseminated arteriolar-capillary platelet thrombosis
=450  \0$aFebrile pleiochromic anemia
=450  \0$aMicroangiopathic hemolytic anemia
=450  \0$aMoschcowitz disease
=450  \0$aMoschcowitz syndrome
=450  \0$aMoschcowitz's disease
=450  \0$aPlatelet thrombosis
=450  \0$aThrombotic microangiopathic hemolytic anemia
=450  \0$aThrombotic microangiopathy
=450  \0$aThrombotic thrombocytic anemia
=450  \0$aThrombotic thrombohemolytic purpura
=450  \0$aTTP (Disease)
=550  \0$wg$aHemolytic anemia
=550  \0$wg$aThrombopenic purpura
=550  \0$wg$aThrombosis
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Hemolytic uremic syndrome and thrombotic thrombocytopenic purpura, c1992$b(TTP)
=670  \\$aDorland's med. dict.$b(called also Microangiopathic hemolytic anemia and Moschcowitz's disease)
=670  \\$aJablonski's dict. of syndromes and eponymic diseases$b(Moschcowitz syndrome)
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Purpura, Thrombotic thrombocytopenic x Moschkowitz disease)
=670  \\$aMerck:$bp. 1121-2.
=670  \\$aInter. dic. med. biol.$b(Purpura: thrombotic thrombocytopenic purpura. Also called thrombotic thrombohemolytic purpura, febrile pleiochromic anemia, Moschcowitz disease, Moschcowitz syndrome, Thrombotic microangiopathic hemolytic anemia)
=750  \2$aPurpura, Thrombotic Thrombocytopenic$0(DNLM)D011697$5IEN

=LDR  00661cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880363020202441
=005  20180820143243.0
=008  920518i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 92002828
=035  \\$aCBL5427NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRT86.45
=150  \\$aMentoring in nursing
=450  \\$wnne$aMentors in nursing
=550  \\$wg$aNursing
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Clinical supervision and mentorship ... 1992.
=750  \2$81$wb$aNursing$0(DNLM)D009729$5IEN-M
=750  \2$81$wb$aMentoring$0(DNLM)(DNLM)D000071252$5IEN-M
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aNursing$iand$aMentors$5IEN

=LDR  01943cz  a2200277n  4500
=001  9880363020302441
=005  20120730164345.0
=008  000428i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 92002816 
=035  \\$aCBL5417NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aTK5105.875.I57$cTelecommunication
=053  \0$aZA4195$bZA4201$cInformation resources
=150  \\$aInternet
=450  \\$aDARPA Internet
=450  \\$wnne$aInternet (Computer network)
=550  \\$wg$aWide area networks (Computer networks)
=550  \\$aWorld Wide Web
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 92016450: Malamud, C. Exploring the Internet : a technical travelogue, c1993.
=670  \\$aQuarterman, J.S. The Matrix, c1990:$bp. 278-345 (Internet is an internetwork of many networks all running the TCP/IP protocol suite, connected through gateways, and sharing common name and address spaces. It is large not only covering the United States, but also extending to Canada, Europe, and Asia)
=670  \\$aEngr. index:$bv. 89, pt. VII, p. 5071.
=670  \\$aByte. Feb. 1992, "Applying the Internet":$bp. 111-118.
=670  \\$aOCLC Micro:$bv. 6, No. 4, Aug. 1990, p. 36-37 (Internet is an interconnected set of networks that is primarily North American in origin and use, but is increasingly developing connections to worldwide information resources. It started with ARPAnet, a wide-area experimental network connecting host and terminal servers)
=670  \\$a94234135: Brown, S. The Internet via Mosaic and World Wide Web, c1994$b(Although the World Wide Web is primarily used on a global scale as a part of the Internet, it is feasible for a two-machine network to run the WWW client/server software. Many corporations are looking into WWW as an inexpensive yet up-to-date method of handling hypermedia applications on a local area network.)
=675  \\$aASTI;$aHennepin;$aIAC;$aMcGraw-Hill dict. sci. tech.;$aRandom House;$aWeb. 3
=750  \2$aInternet$5IEN$0(DNLM)D020407

=LDR  00629cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880363020402441
=005  20120730164345.0
=008  920515i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 92002801 
=035  \\$aCBL5405NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aBF724.3.N35
=150  \0$aNarcissism in adolescence
=550  \0$wg$aAdolescent psychology
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 91-192250: Roth, H. Narzissmus, 1990.
=750  \2$81$wb$aNarcissism$5IEN$0(DNLM)D009289
=750  \2$81$wb$aAdolescent$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000293
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aNarcissism$iand$aAdolescent$5IEN

=LDR  00960cz  a2200253n  4500
=001  9880363020502441
=005  20050506075558.0
=008  920515||\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 92002788 
=035  \\$aCBL5392NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \0$aQD399$bQD406
=150  \\$aMacrocyclic compounds
=450  \\$aCompounds, Macrocyclic
=450  \\$aMacrocycles (Chemistry)
=550  \\$wg$aHeterocyclic compounds
=550  \\$wg$aMacromolecules
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Macrocycles, c1992:$bcover (macrocyclic compounds)
=670  \\$aHackh chem. dict.$b(macrocyclic: containing rings of more than 7 C atoms)
=670  \\$aChem. abst.$b(macrocyclic compounds)
=670  \\$aMcGraw-Hill dict. sci. tech.$b(macrocycle: an organic molecule with a large ring structure, usually over 15 atoms)
=670  \\$aLC data base, 5/12/92$b(macrocyclic compounds; macrocycles)
=675  \\$aHawley chem. dict.
=750  \2$aMacrocyclic Compounds$0(DNLM)D047028$5IEN

=LDR  00603cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880363020602441
=005  20120730164345.0
=008  060328i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 92002568 
=035  \\$aCBL5201NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aTP248.65.P58$cBiotechnology
=150  \\$aPolyethylene glycol
=450  \\$aPolyoxyethylene
=550  \\$wg$aEthylene glycols
=550  \\$wg$aPolyols
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 92-16319: Poly(ethylene glycol) chemistry, c1992.
=670  \\$aHackh chem. dict.
=670  \\$aPolymer science dict.
=750  \2$aPolyethylene Glycols$5IEN$0(DNLM)D011092

=LDR  00761cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880363020702441
=005  20100303130121.0
=008  920505||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 92002557 
=035  \\$aCBL5191NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=150  \\$aDentate gyrus
=450  \\$aDentate fascia
=450  \\$aFascia dentata
=450  \\$aGyrus dentatus
=450  \\$aTarin's fascia
=550  \\$wg$aHippocampus (Brain)
=670  \\$aWork cat.: The dentate gyrus and its role in seizures, c1992.
=670  \\$aDorland's med. dict.
=670  \\$aDesk reference for neuroscience.
=670  \\$aInter. dict. med. biol.$b(Gyrus dentatus [NA] Also called dentate gyrus, dentate fascia, fascia dentata, Tarin's fascia)
=750  \2$aDentate Gyrus$0(DNLM)D018891$5IEN

=LDR  00864cz  a2200265n  4500
=001  9880363020802441
=005  20060505143138.0
=008  920505||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 92002551 
=035  \\$aCBL5185NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \0$aComplement inhibition
=450  \0$aComplement (Immunology)$xInhibition
=450  \0$aComplement inactivation
=450  \0$aComplement inactivators
=450  \0$aComplement inhibitors
=450  \0$aInactivation, Complement
=450  \0$aInactivators, Complement
=450  \0$aInhibition, Complement
=450  \0$aInhibitors, Complement
=550  \0$wg$aImmunity
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Activators and inhibitors of complement, 1993.
=670  \\$aMEDLINE (89-92)
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Complement inactivators x Complement inhibitors)
=750  \2$aComplement Inactivator Proteins$0(DNLM)D003169$5IEN

=LDR  00664cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880363020902441
=005  20060526082524.0
=008  920505||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 92002550 
=035  \\$aCBL5184NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \0$aComplement activation
=450  \0$aActivation, Complement
=450  \0$aComplement (Immunology)$xActivation
=450  \0$aComplement activators
=550  \0$wg$aEnzyme activation
=550  \0$wg$aImmunity
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Activators and inhibitors of complement, 1993.
=670  \\$aMEDLINE (89-92)
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Complement activation)
=750  \2$aComplement Activation$0(DNLM)D003167$5IEN

=LDR  01025cz  a2200253n  4500
=001  9880363021002441
=005  20120730164345.0
=008  920504i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 92002504 
=035  \\$aCBL5143NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aChemoprevention
=360  \\$isubdivision$aChemoprevention$iunder individual diseases and types of diseases, e.g.$aCancer--Chemoprevention
=360  \\$isubdivision$aChemoprevention$iunder individual diseases, e.g.$aCancer--Chemoprevention
=450  \\$aChemoprophylaxis
=550  \\$wg$aMedicine, Preventive
=550  \\$wg$aPharmacology
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Cancer chemoprevention, 1992.
=670  \\$aDorland's med. dict.$b(chemoprophylaxis)
=670  \\$aLC data base, 5/1/92$b(chemoprevention, chemoprophylaxis)
=670  \\$aRandom House$b(chemoprophylaxis, also called chemoprevention)
=675  \\$aMESH
=680  \\$iHere are entered works on the use of chemical agents or drugs to prevent diseases.
=750  \2$aChemoprevention$5IEN$0(DNLM)D018890

=LDR  01026cz  a2200241n  4500
=001  9880363021102441
=005  20120730164345.0
=008  920501i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\c
=010  \\$ash 92002473 
=035  \\$aCBL5122NU
=040  \\$aGU$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aRM666.P774
=150  \0$aPirenzepine
=550  \0$wg$aAntiulcer drugs
=550  \0$wg$aBenzodiazepines
=550  \0$wg$aParasympatholytic agents
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Intl. Symp. on Pirenzepine (2nd : 1980 : Hamburg, Germany). Advances in basic and clinical pharmacology of pirenzepine, 1980:$bp. iii (pirenzepine introduced into German market Mar. 1977; inhibitor of gastric acid secretion; a selective antimuscarinic agent; an anticholinergic drug) p. 39 (Pirenzepine (Gastrozepin; LS-519))
=670  \\$aMerck.
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Pirenzepine)
=670  \\$aUSP dict.$b(Pirenzepine Hydrochloride)
=670  \\$aPharm. chem. synon.$b(Pirenzepin; Gastrozepin is proprietary name)
=675  \\$aPhysicians' desk ref.
=750  \2$aPirenzepine$5IEN$0(DNLM)D010890

=LDR  00768cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880363021202441
=005  20120730164344.0
=008  920430i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 92002451 
=035  \\$aCBL5103NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \0$aBone marrow purging
=450  \0$aPurging, Bone marrow
=550  \0$wg$aBone marrow$xTransplantation
=670  \\$aWork cat.: International symposium on bone ... c1992.
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Bone marrow purging: Techniques for removal of subpopulations of cells (usually residual tumor cells) from the bone marrow ex vivo before it is infused. The purging is achieved by a variety of agents including pharmacologic agents, biophysical agents and immunologic agents.)
=750  \2$aBone Marrow Purging$5IEN$0(DNLM)D016465

=LDR  00870cz  a2200289n  4500
=001  9880363021302441
=005  20140130115222.0
=008  920429i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 92002412 
=035  \\$aCBL5073NU
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aHV4731$cAnimal welfare
=053  \0$aSF756.394$cVeterinary medicine
=150  \\$aEuthanasia of animals
=450  \\$aAnimal euthanasia
=450  \\$aEuthanasia of pets
=450  \\$aPet euthanasia
=450  \\$aVeterinary euthanasia
=550  \\$wg$aAnimals
=550  \\$wg$aEuthanasia
=550  \\$wg$aPets
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Euthanasia of the companion animal, c1988$b(euthanasia of pets)
=670  \\$aCAB thes.$b(Euthanasia)
=670  \\$aBlack's vet. dict.$b(Euthanasia)
=670  \\$aRandom House.
=670  \\$aConcise vet. dict.
=750  \2$aEuthanasia, Animal$5IEN$0(DNLM)D037901

=LDR  00620cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880363021402441
=005  20120730164343.0
=008  920429i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 92002401 
=035  \\$aCBL5069NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aSF809.A
=150  \0$aArbovirus infections in animals
=550  \0$wg$aVeterinary virology
=670  \\$aWork cat.: International Symposium on Bluetongue, African Horse Sickness, and Related Orbiviruses (2nd : 1991 : Paris, France). Bluetongue, African horse sickness, and related orbiviruses, 1992.
=750  \2$aArbovirus Infections$xveterinary$5IEN$0(DNLM)D001102Q000662

=LDR  00898cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880363021502441
=005  20160826085733.0
=008  920429i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 92002399
=035  \\$aCBL5067NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \0$aAfrican horse sickness virus
=450  \0$aAfrican horsesickness virus
=550  \0$wg$aOrbiviruses
=670  \\$aWork cat.: International Symposium on Bluetongue, African Horse Sickness, and Related Orbiviruses (2nd : 1991 : Paris, France). Bluetongue, African horse sickness, and related orbiviruses, 1992$b(African Horse Sickness Viruses)
=670  \\$aClass. and nomenclature of viruses:$bp. 181 (African horse sickness orbivirus)
=670  \\$aFrankel-Conrat viruses:$bp. 4 (African horse sickness ... 9 serotype ... orbivirus)
=670  \\$aMESH$b(African horse sickness virus)
=750  \2$aAfrican Horse Sickness Virus$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000356

=LDR  00532cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880363021602441
=005  20120730164343.0
=008  920429i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 92002375 
=035  \\$aCBL5044NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \\$aRC425.3
=150  \0$aConduction aphasia
=550  \0$wg$aAphasia
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Conduction aphasia, 1992.
=670  \\$aDorland's med. dict.
=670  \\$aMerritt's textbook of neurology.
=675  \\$aMerck;$aICD9-CM
=750  \2$aAphasia, Conduction$5IEN-M$0(DNLM)D018886

=LDR  00578cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880363021702441
=005  20120730164343.0
=008  041221||\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 92002346 
=035  \\$aCBL5019NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aMental illness$xPrevention
=450  \\$aPreventive psychiatry
=450  \\$aPsychiatry, Preventive
=550  \\$aPreventive mental health services
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Preventive psychiatry, c1989.
=670  \\$aLC data base, 4/23/92.
=670  \\$aMEDLINE, 89-92.
=750  \2$aPreventive Psychiatry$5IEN$0(DNLM)D011316

=LDR  00666cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880363021802441
=005  20120730164343.0
=008  920428i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\c
=010  \\$ash 92002341 
=035  \\$aCBL5014LC
=040  \\$aAu$cDLC
=053  \0$aQR82.E6
=150  \0$aEdwardsiella tarda
=550  \0$wg$aEdwardsiella
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Iveson, J.B. Salmonella and edwardsiella isolations from humans, 1991.
=670  \\$aDict. of microbiology and molecular biol., 1988.
=670  \\$aEdwards, P.R. Identification of enterobacteriaceae, 1972.
=670  \\$aZinsser microbiology:$bp. 610 (Edwardsiella tarda)
=750  \2$aEdwardsiella tarda$5IEN$0(DNLM)D020609

=LDR  00678cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880363021902441
=005  20120730164343.0
=008  920428i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\c
=010  \\$ash 92002340 
=035  \\$aCBL5013LC
=040  \\$aAu$cDLC
=053  \0$aQR82.E6
=150  \0$aEdwardsiella
=550  \0$wg$aEnterobacteriaceae
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Iveson, J.B. Reference hierarchy for Salmonella and edwardsiella isolations from humans, 1991.
=670  \\$aDict. of microbiology and molecular biol., 1988.
=670  \\$aEdwards, P.R. Identification of enterobacteriaceae, 1972.
=670  \\$aZinsser microbiology:$bp. 610 (Edwardsiella)
=750  \2$aEdwardsiella$5IEN$0(DNLM)D020594

=LDR  00614cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880363022002441
=005  20120730164343.0
=008  920423i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 92002210 
=035  \\$aCBL4915NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \\$aRD539.8
=150  \0$aBreast implants
=550  \0$wg$aImplants, Artificial
=550  \0$aMammaplasty
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Bruning, N. Breast implants ... 1992.
=670  \\$aMEDLINE, 4/21/92$b(Breast implants)
=670  \\$aHennepin$b(Breast implants)
=670  \\$aIAC$b(Breast implants)
=675  \\$aMESH
=750  \2$aBreast Implants$5IEN$0(DNLM)D018427

=LDR  00566cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880363022102441
=005  20080508152152.0
=008  920422i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 92002206 
=035  \\$aCBL4912NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \0$aPain in infants
=550  \0$wg$aInfants$xDiseases
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Pain in infants, children ... c1993.
=750  \2$81$wb$aPain$0(DNLM)D010146$5IEN
=750  \2$81$wb$aInfant$0(DNLM)D007223$5IEN
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aPain$iand$aInfant$5IEN

=LDR  00597cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880363022202441
=005  20120730164343.0
=008  920422i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 92002205 
=035  \\$aCBL4911NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \0$aPain in adolescence
=550  \0$wg$aTeenagers$xDiseases
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Pain in infants, children, and adolescents ... c1993.
=750  \2$81$wb$aPain$5IEN$0(DNLM)D010146
=750  \2$81$wb$aAdolescent$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000293
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aPain$iand$aAdolescent$5IEN

=LDR  00389cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880363022302441
=005  20120730164343.0
=008  920421i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 92002150 
=035  \\$aCBL2550NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \0$aReperfusion (Physiology)
=550  \0$wg$aPerfusion (Physiology)
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Reperfusion)
=750  \2$aReperfusion$5IEN$0(DNLM)D015424

=LDR  00988cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880363022402441
=005  20120730164343.0
=008  920421i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 92002148 
=035  \\$aCBL2548NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=150  \0$aMyocardial stunning
=450  \0$aStunning, Myocardial
=550  \0$wg$aHeart$xContraction
=550  \0$wg$aMyocardial reperfusion$xComplications
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Stunning, hibernation, and calcium in myocardial ischemia and reperfusion, 1992$b(Myocardial stunning: ..."Eugene Braunwald, who with Kloner introduced the term myocardial stunning in 1982. The experimental phenomenon had first been described by Heyndrickx et al ... The difference between stunning and hibernation is that stunning is essentially a post-ischemic dysfunction of the myocardium, temporary in nature, occurring at a time when coronary blood flow is apparently normal or supranormal.")
=675  \\$aMESH
=750  \2$aMyocardial Stunning$5IEN$0(DNLM)D017682

=LDR  00519cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880363022502441
=005  20120730164343.0
=008  920421i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 92002146 
=035  \\$aCBL2546NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \0$aMyocardial reperfusion
=550  \0$wg$aReperfusion (Physiology)
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Stunning, hibernation, and calcium in myocardial ischemia and reperfusion, 1992.
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Myocardial reperfusion)
=750  \2$aMyocardial Reperfusion$5IEN$0(DNLM)D015425

=LDR  00505cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880363022602441
=005  20120730164342.0
=008  920417i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 92002064 
=035  \\$aCBL2476NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \0$aVeterinary plastic surgery
=550  \0$wg$aSurgery, Plastic
=550  \0$wg$aVeterinary surgery
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Pavletic, M.M. Atlas of small animal reconstructive surgery, 1992.
=750  \2$aSurgery, Plastic$xveterinary$5IEN$0(DNLM)D013518Q000662

=LDR  00533cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880363022702441
=005  20120730164342.0
=008  920415i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 92002018 
=035  \\$aCBL2450NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \0$aAbortion applicants
=450  \0$aAbortion seekers
=450  \0$aApplicants for abortion
=550  \0$wg$aPregnant women
=670  \\$aMESH$bAbortion applicants
=670  \\$aMedline, 4/6/92.
=675  \\$aLC data base, 4/6/92
=750  \2$aAbortion Applicants$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000023

=LDR  00700cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880363022802441
=005  20120730164342.0
=008  920413i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 92001907 
=035  \\$aCBL2364NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRJ53.A27
=150  \0$aAcupuncture for children
=450  \0$aPediatric acupuncture
=550  \0$wg$aChildren$xDiseases$xTreatment
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Scott, J. Acupuncture in the treatment of children, c1991.
=750  \2$81$wb$aAcupuncture Therapy$5IEN$0(DNLM)D015670
=750  \2$81$wb$aChild$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002648
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aAcupuncture Therapy$iand$aChild$5IEN

=LDR  00490cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880363022902441
=005  20120730164342.0
=008  920407i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 92001843 
=035  \\$aCBL0776NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQP552.C22
=150  \0$aCalcitonin gene-related peptide
=550  \0$wg$aNeuropeptides
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Calcitonin gene-related peptide, 1992.
=670  \\$aMESH.
=750  \2$aCalcitonin Gene-Related Peptide$5IEN$0(DNLM)D015740

=LDR  00551cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880363023002441
=005  20120730164342.0
=008  920406i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 92001810 
=035  \\$aCBL0747NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRC671.5.H45
=150  \0$aHemodilution
=550  \0$wg$aBlood circulation disorders$xTreatment
=550  \0$wg$aCardiovascular system$xDiseases$xTreatment
=550  \0$aBlood$xViscosity
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Hemodilution, c1992.
=670  \\$aMESH.
=750  \2$aHemodilution$5IEN$0(DNLM)D006438

=LDR  00508nz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880363023102441
=005  19980630200219.0
=005  19920508091216.1
=008  920327||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 92001641 
=035  \\$aCBL0588NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQP702.G577
=150  \0$aGlycoconjugates
=550  \0$wg$aCarbohydrates
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Glycobiology, 1990:$bv. 1, no. 1, 1990.
=670  \\$aLC data base, 3/23/92.
=670  \\$aMESH.
=750  \2$aClycoconjugates$5IEN

=LDR  00726cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880363023202441
=005  20120730164342.0
=008  920325i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 92001591 
=035  \\$aCBL0540NU
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh 92001591
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aPersonality tests for older people
=450  \\$wnne$aPersonality tests for the aged
=550  \\$wg$aOlder people$xPsychological testing
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Bellak, L. The Thematic Apperception Test ... c1993.
=750  \2$81$wb$aPersonality Tests$5IEN$0(DNLM)D010556
=750  \2$81$wb$aAged$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000368
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aPersonality Tests$iand$aAged$5IEN

=LDR  00631cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880363023302441
=005  20120730164342.0
=008  920325i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 92001590 
=035  \\$aCBL0539NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=150  \0$aPersonality tests for children
=550  \0$wg$aPsychological tests for children
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Bellak, L. The Thematic Apperception Test ... c1993.
=750  \2$81$wb$aPersonality Tests$5IEN$0(DNLM)D010556
=750  \2$81$wb$aChild$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002648
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aPersonality Tests$iand$aChild$5IEN

=LDR  00639cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880363023402441
=005  20201202113812.0
=008  920325i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 92001588
=035  \\$aCBL0537NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aInhibition in children
=550  \\$wg$aChild psychology
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Social withdrawal, inhibition, and shyness in childhood, 1992.
=750  \2$81$wb$aInhibition, Psychologyical$0(DNLM)D007266$5IEN
=750  \2$81$wb$aChild$0(DNLM)D002648$5IEN
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aInhibition, Psychological)$iand$aChild$5IEN

=LDR  00808cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880363023502441
=005  20120730164341.0
=008  920325i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 92001586 
=035  \\$aCBL0535NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQH212.S33
=082  0\$a620.11299 A652$5IEN
=150  \0$aScanning probe microscopy
=450  \0$aNear field microscopy$5IEN
=450  \0$aScanned probe microscopy
=550  \0$wg$aScanning electron microscopy
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Scanned probe microscopy, c1992$b(Scanned probe microscopy; scanning probe microscopy; near field microscopy)$5IEN
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Scanned probe microscopy, c1992$b(Scanned probe microscopy; scanning probe microscopy)
=675  \\$aMESH;$aMEDLINE
=750  \2$aMicroscopy, Scanning Probe$5IEN$0(DNLM)D020527

=LDR  00525nz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880363023602441
=005  19980630200219.0
=005  19920506075757.1
=008  920324i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 92001544 
=035  \\$aCBL0497NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \0$aFungal gene expression
=550  \0$wg$aFungi$xGenetics
=550  \0$wg$aGene expression
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Molecular biology of filamentous fungi, c1992$b(gene expression in fungal systems)
=750  \2$aFungal Gene Expression Regulation$5IEN

=LDR  00552cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880363023702441
=005  20120730164341.0
=008  920320||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 92001500 
=035  \\$aCBL0457NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \0$aHydrazones
=550  \0$wg$aAzo compounds
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Kompleksy perekhodnykh metallov s gidrazonami, 1990.
=670  \\$aHackh chem. dict.
=670  \\$aHawley chem. dict.
=670  \\$aWeb. 3.
=670  \\$aOld catalog heading$b(Hydrazones)
=750  \2$aHydrazones$5IEN$0(DNLM)D006835

=LDR  00583cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880363023802441
=005  20050214093418.0
=008  920318i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 92001448 
=035  \\$aCBL0416LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \0$aQL696.R37
=150  \\$aRheiformes
=550  \\$wg$aBirds
=550  \\$wg$aRatites
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Johnson, C. What is a rhea? c1991.
=670  \\$aWeb. 3$b(Rheiformes)
=670  \\$aHoward birds world:$bp. 49 (Rheiformes)
=670  \\$aSyn. liv. org.:$bv. 2, p. 968 (Rheiformes)
=750  \2$aRheiformes$0(DNLM)D020311$5IEN

=LDR  00581cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880363023902441
=005  20120730164341.0
=008  920318i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 92001439 
=035  \\$aCBL0407LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \0$aQK495.M52$cBotany
=150  \\$aAzadirachta
=550  \\$wg$aMeliaceae
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Neem, 1992:$bp. 23 (Azadirachta)
=670  \\$aLC data base, 3/13/92$b(Azadirachta)
=670  \\$aWeb. 3.
=670  \\$aCAB thes.$b(Azadirachta)
=675  \\$aEngler Syl. Pflanz.;$aHortus 3
=750  \2$aAzadirachta$5IEN$0(DNLM)D031601

=LDR  00582cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880363024002441
=005  20120730164341.0
=008  920317i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 92001433 
=035  \\$aCBL0401NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \0$aCytogeneticists
=550  \0$wg$aCytologists
=550  \0$wg$aGeneticists
=670  \\$aWork cat.: NUCMC data from Indiana Historical Society for Ford, L.E. Papers, 1929-1985$b(cytogeneticist)
=670  \\$aWeb. 3$b(cytogeneticist)
=670  \\$aStedman's med. dict.$b(cytogeneticist)
=750  \2$aCytogenetics$5IEN$0(DNLM)D003582

=LDR  01165cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880363024102441
=005  20070522090846.0
=008  920310i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 92001230 
=035  \\$aCBK7934NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aLeukemia inhibitory factor
=450  \\$aD factor (Leukemia inhibitory factor)
=450  \\$aDifferentiation-stimulating factor
=450  \\$aLIF (Leukemia inhibitory factor)
=450  \\$aMyeloid differentiation-stimulating factor
=550  \\$wg$aCytokines
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Polyfunctional cytokines : IL-6 and LIF, 1992.
=670  \\$aMeSH browser, Apr. 5, 2007$b(Leukemia Inhibitory Factor. Scope note: an interleukin-6 related cytokine that exhibits pleiotrophic effects of many physiological systems that involve cell proliferation, differentiation, and survival. Entry terms:  Cholinergic Differentiation Factor; D Factor (Leukemia Inhibitory Factor); Differentiation-Stimulating Factor; Myeloid Differentiation-Stimulating Factor)
=670  \\$aJournal of cellular biochemistry, "Leukemia inhibitory factor", 1991:$bv. 46, p. 21-26.
=750  \2$aLeukemia Inhibitory Factor$0(DNLM)D053605$5IEN

=LDR  01065cz  a2200277n  4500
=001  9880363024202441
=005  20120730164341.0
=008  920310||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 92001229 
=035  \\$aCBK7933NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQR185.8.I56
=150  \0$aInterleukin-6
=450  \0$aB cell differentiation factor-2
=450  \0$aB cell stimulation factor-2
=450  \0$aHepatocyte-stimulating factor
=450  \0$aHybridoma growth factor
=450  \0$aIL-6 (Biomolecule)
=450  \0$aMGI-2 (Biomolecule)
=450  \0$aMyeloid differentiation-inducing protein
=450  \0$aMyeloid growth inducer-2
=450  \0$aPlasmacytoma growth factor
=550  \0$wg$aInterleukins
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Polyfunctional cytokines: IL-6 and LIF, 1992.
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Interleukin 6 x B-cell differentiation factor-2; B-cell stimulatory factor-2; Hepatocyte-stimulating factor; Hybridoma growth factor; IL-6; MG1-2; Myeloid differentiation-inducing protein; Plasmacytoma growth factor)
=750  \2$aInterleukin-6$5IEN$0(DNLM)D015850

=LDR  00741cz  a2200253n  4500
=001  9880363024302441
=005  20120730164341.0
=008  920306i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 92001188 
=035  \\$aCBK7895NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \0$aAstrocytomas
=450  \0$aAstrocytes$xCancer
=450  \0$aAstrocytes$xTumors
=450  \0$aAstrocytic gliomas
=450  \0$aAstrocytoma
=450  \0$aAstrogliomas
=450  \0$aAstromas
=550  \0$wg$aGliomas
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Astrocytomas, c1993.
=670  \\$aDorland's med. dict.
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Astrocytoma)
=670  \\$aIntl. dict. med. biol.$b(astrocytoma. Also called astroglioma, astroma, astrocytic glioma)
=750  \2$aAstrocytoma$5IEN$0(DNLM)D001254

=LDR  00637cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880363024402441
=005  20120730164341.0
=008  920305i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 92001157 
=035  \\$aCBK7871NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aRD755.6
=150  \0$aBone substitutes
=450  \0$aBone replacement materials
=550  \0$wg$aOrthopedic implants
=550  \0$aOsseointegration
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Bone grafts and bone substitutes, c1992.
=670  \\$aMEDLINE, 3/2/92$b(bone substitutes)
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Bone substitutes x Bone replacement materials)
=750  \2$aBone Substitutes$5IEN$0(DNLM)D018786

=LDR  00667cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880363024502441
=005  20120730164341.0
=008  920303i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 92001107 
=035  \\$aCBK7828LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \\$aQK495.L52
=150  \0$aGalega
=550  \0$wg$aLegumes
=670  \\$aWork cat.: �I�Aroshevich, M.I. Galega vostochna�i�a--perspektivna�i�a kormova�i�a kul�tura, 1991$b(Galega orientalis; Galega vostochna�i�a)
=670  \\$aWeb. 3$b(goat's rue; goat rue; Galega)
=670  \\$aRandom House$b(goat's-rue; Galega officinalis)
=670  \\$aHortus 3$b(Galega)
=750  \2$aGalega$5IEN$0(DNLM)D029881

=LDR  01012cz  a2200265n  4500
=001  9880363024602441
=005  20120730164340.0
=008  920302i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 92001070 
=035  \\$aCBK7793NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=150  \0$aSongbirds
=450  \0$aOscines
=450  \0$aPasseres
=450  \0$aSong birds
=550  \0$wg$aPasseriformes
=550  \0$aBirdsongs
=670  \\$aRandom House$b(Songbird)
=670  \\$aWeb. 3$b(Songbird; a bird that utters a succession of musical tones; esp. a bird of the suborder Passeres)
=670  \\$aBritannica Micro.:$bv. ix, p. 349 (Songbird: any member of the suborder Passeres (or Oscines) of the order Passeriformes)
=670  \\$aVan Tyne, J. Fundamentals of ornithology, 1976:$bp. 594 (Songbirds -- the suborder Passeres)
=670  \\$aCklist. No. Am. birds:$bp. 488 (Suborder Passeres: Oscines)
=670  \\$aLC data base, 2/26/92$b(Songbirds; song birds)
=670  \\$aHennepin$b(Songbirds)
=750  \2$aSongbirds$5IEN$0(DNLM)D020308

=LDR  01124cz  a2200277n  4500
=001  9880363024702441
=005  20100219105308.0
=008  920302i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 92001069 
=035  \\$aCBK7792NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \0$aChromosome inversions
=450  \0$aChromosomal inversion
=450  \0$aChromosomal inversion polymorphisms
=450  \0$aInversion (Genetics)
=450  \0$aInversion polymorphisms
=450  \0$aInversions, Chromosome
=550  \0$wg$aChromosome polymorphism
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Drosophila inversion polymorphism, 1992$b(inversion polymorphisms)
=670  \\$aMEDLINE, 2/24/92$b(chromosomal inversion; chromosomal inversion polymorphism; chromosome inversion)
=670  \\$aMcGraw-Hill encyc. sci. tech.:$bp. 990 (inversion (Genetics))
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Inversion (Genetics))
=670  \\$aNIH$b(Genetics, Mutation, chromosome mutation, chromosome inversion)
=670  \\$aDorland's med. dict.$b(Inversion: chromosome i.)
=670  \\$aInter. dict. med. biol.$b(Inversion: chromosome inversion)
=750  \2$aChromosome Inversion$0(DNLM)D007446$5IEN

=LDR  00869cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880363024802441
=005  20120730164340.0
=008  010917i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 92001053 
=035  \\$aCBK7776NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aAutistic youth
=550  \\$wg$aAutistic people
=550  \\$wg$aYouth with autism spectrum disorders
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Dur�an, E. Vocational training and employment of the moderately and severely handicapped and autistic adolescent with particular emphasis to bilingual special education, c1992.
=670  \\$aHennepin$b(Autistic teenagers)
=675  \\$aERIC thes.
=750  \2$81$wb$aAutistic Disorder$5IEN$0(DNLM)D001321
=750  \2$81$wb$aAdolescent$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000293
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aAutistic Disorder$iand$aAdolescent$5IEN

=LDR  00798cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880363024902441
=005  20120730164340.0
=008  920225i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 92000993 
=035  \\$aCBK7723NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQP519.9.P84$cBiochemistry
=150  \0$aPulsed-field gel electrophoresis
=450  \0$aElectrophoresis, Gel, Pulsed-field$5IEN
=450  \0$aPulsed-field gradient electrophoresis
=550  \0$wg$aGel electrophoresis
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Pulsed-field gel electrophoresis, c1992.
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Electrophoresis, Gel, Pulsed-Field)
=670  \\$aDorland's med. dict.$b(Pulsed-field gradient electrophoresis)
=670  \\$aMEDLINE$b(pulsed-field gel electrophoresis)
=750  \2$aElectrophoresis, Gel, Pulsed-Field$5IEN$0(DNLM)D016521

=LDR  00674cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880363025002441
=005  20120730164340.0
=008  060811i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 92000930 
=035  \\$aCBK7665NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aSF809.S24
=150  \\$aSalmonella infections in animals
=450  \\$wnne$aSalmonellosis in animals
=550  \\$wg$aBacterial diseases in animals
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Salmonellosis control, 1988.
=670  \\$aMeSH browser, Aug. 11, 2006$b(Salmonella Infections, Animal)
=688  \\$aHeading changed 20060927 from: 150:#0:_{dollar}a Salmonellosis in animals
=750  \2$aSalmonella Infections, Animal$5IEN$0(DNLM)D012481

=LDR  00626cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880363025102441
=005  20120730164339.0
=008  040227i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 92000833 
=035  \\$aCBK7573NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aUrinary incontinence in old age
=550  \\$wg$aOlder people$xDiseases
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Key aspects of elder care, 1992$b(incontinence)
=750  \2$81$wb$aUrinary Incontinence$5IEN$0(DNLM)D014549
=750  \2$81$wb$aAged$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000368
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aUrinary Incontinence$iand$aAged$5IEN

=LDR  00729cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880363025202441
=005  20100305082455.0
=008  920213i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 92000809 
=035  \\$aCBK7551NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \0$aR857.M64
=150  \\$aMonitor alarms (Medicine)
=450  \\$aAlarms, Monitor (Medicine)
=450  \\$aIntensive care alarms
=450  \\$aOperating room alarms
=450  \\$aPatient monitor alarms
=550  \\$wg$aPatient monitoring$xEquipment and supplies
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Operating room and intensive care alarms ... c1992.
=670  \\$aMedline, 2/5/92$b(monitor alarms, patient monitor alarm)
=675  \\$aMESH
=750  \2$aClinical Alarms$0(DNLM)D056902$5IEN

=LDR  00875cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880363025302441
=005  20120730164339.0
=008  920212i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 92000784 
=035  \\$aCBK6307NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \0$aMetabolism in pregnancy
=450  \0$aMaternal metabolism
=450  \0$aPregnant women$xMetabolism
=550  \0$wg$aPregnancy
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Perinatal biochemistry, 1992$b(Maternal metabolism during pregnancy; ... metabolism in pregnancy)
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Metabolism - in pregnancy)
=670  \\$aMEDLINE$b(Maternal metabolism; metabolism in pregnancy, metabolism during pregnancy)
=750  \2$81$wb$aMetabolism$5IEN$0(DNLM)D008660
=750  \2$81$wb$aPregnancy$5IEN$0(DNLM)D011247
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aMetabolism$iand$aPregnancy$5IEN

=LDR  00653cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880363025402441
=005  20120730164339.0
=008  920210||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 92000709 
=035  \\$aCBK6243NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \\$aRM666.T53
=150  \0$aTicarcillin
=550  \0$wg$aPenicillin
=670  \\$aWork cat.: International Symposium on Ticarcillin (1977 : Burgenstock, Switzerland). Ticarcillin (BRL 2288) : papers presented at an International Symposium on Ticarcillin held at Burgenstock, Switzerland, on 16th September 1977, 1978.
=670  \\$aMESH.
=670  \\$aMerck:$b11-e.
=750  \2$aTicarcillin$5IEN$0(DNLM)D013982

=LDR  00971cz  a2200277n  4500
=001  9880363025502441
=005  20120730164339.0
=008  920205i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 92000622 
=035  \\$aCBK6166NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aLB1027.23
=150  \0$aActive learning
=450  \0$aAction learning
=450  \0$aActivity learning
=450  \0$aActivity teaching
=550  \0$wg$aLearning
=550  \0$aExperiential learning
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Bonwell, C.C. Active learning, 1991.
=670  \\$aBritish thes. educ.
=670  \\$aERIC thes.
=670  \\$aPage intl. dict. educ.
=670  \\$aLC database, 3/9/94$b(action learning)
=675  \\$aGood dict. educ.
=680  \\$iHere are entered works on any learning or teaching situation which is characterized by active participation on the part of the learner, as opposed to passive learning from listening or observing.
=750  \2$aProblem-Based Learning$5IEN$0(DNLM)D018794

=LDR  00674cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880363025602441
=005  20120730164339.0
=008  920203i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 92000586 
=035  \\$aCBK6131NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \0$aHyperalgesia
=450  \0$aHyperalgia
=550  \0$wg$aPain
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Bristol-Myers Squibb Symposium on Pain Research (2nd : 1991 : Galveston, Tex.). Hyperalgesia and allodynia, c1992.
=670  \\$aMESH.
=670  \\$aDorland's med. dict.
=670  \\$aInter. dict. med. biol.$b(hyperalgesia: excessive sensitivity to painful stimuli. Also called hyperalgia)
=750  \2$aHyperalgesia$5IEN$0(DNLM)D006930

=LDR  00640cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880363025702441
=005  20120730164339.0
=008  920130i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 92000554 
=035  \\$aCBK6104NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aBF723.T72$cPsychology
=150  \0$aTouch in children
=550  \0$wg$aSenses and sensation in children
=670  \\$aWork cat.: How to measure your baby's tactile intelligence, c1987.
=750  \2$81$wb$aTouch$5IEN$0(DNLM)D014110
=750  \2$81$wb$aChild$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002648
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aTouch$iand$aChild$5IEN

=LDR  00925cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880363025802441
=005  20050210092816.0
=008  920124i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 92000381 
=035  \\$aCBK5951LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \0$aQL737.C235
=150  \\$aHerpestidae
=450  \\$aHerpestinae
=550  \\$wg$aCarnivora
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Degr�e, A. La vall�ee des meerkats, c1987.
=670  \\$aMammal species of the world:$bp. 271 (Herpestidae)
=670  \\$aCorbet, G.B. A world list of mammalian species:$bp. 110 (Herpestidae)
=670  \\$aAnderson, S. Orders and families of recent mammals of world, 1984:$bp. 517 (Subfamily Herpestinae)
=670  \\$aPhone call to Smithsonian, 2/14/92$b(They recognize elevation of subfamily Herpestinae to family Herpestidae, separate from Viveridae)
=675  \\$aWeb. 3;$aSyn. liv. org.;$aRandom House
=750  \2$aHerpestidae$0(DNLM)D008988$5IEN

=LDR  00705cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880363025902441
=005  20120730164339.0
=008  920123i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 92000347 
=035  \\$aCBK5919NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \0$aVaginal birth after cesarean
=450  \0$aPost-cesarean vaginal birth
=450  \0$aVBAC (Obstetrics)
=550  \0$wg$aDelivery (Obstetrics)
=550  \0$aCesarean section$xPrevention
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Cohen, N.W. Open season ... c1991$b(VBAC; vaginal birth after cesarean)
=670  \\$aHennepin$b(Vaginal birth after Cesarean, x Post-Cesarean vaginal birth)
=670  \\$aMESH.
=750  \2$aVaginal Birth after Cesarean$5IEN$0(DNLM)D016064

=LDR  00570cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880363026002441
=005  20120730164339.0
=008  920122||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 92000323 
=035  \\$aCBK5896NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \0$aHuman chromosome 15
=450  \0$aChromosome 15, Human$5IEN
=550  \0$wg$aHuman chromosomes
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Prader-Willi syndrome and other chromosome 15q deletion disorders, c1992.
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Chromosomes, Human, Pair 15 x Chromosome 15)
=750  \2$aChromosomes, Human, Pair 15$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002884

=LDR  00884cz  a2200241n  4500
=001  9880363026102441
=005  20120730164339.0
=008  920122i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 92000322 
=035  \\$aCBK5895NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=150  \0$aAngelman syndrome
=450  \0$aAngelman's syndrome
=450  \0$aHappy puppet syndrome
=450  \0$aPuppet children syndrome
=450  \0$aPuppetlike syndrome
=550  \0$wg$aHuman chromosome 15$xAbnormalities
=550  \0$wg$aSyndromes
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Prader-Willi syndrome ... c 1992.
=670  \\$aMedline, 1/16/92:$b(Angelman syndrome, Angelman's syndrome, happy puppet syndrome)
=670  \\$aJablonski's dict. syndromes, c1991$b(Angelman syndrome, happy puppet syndrome, puppet children, puppetlike syndrome)
=675  \\$aMESH;$aTextbook of pediatrics, 1984
=750  \2$aAngelman Syndrome$5IEN$0(DNLM)D017204

=LDR  00554cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880363026202441
=005  20251118142656.0
=008  920117i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 92000235
=035  \\$aCBK5814NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=150  \\$aBlood-vessels$xEndoscopic surgery
=450  \\$aEndovascular surgery
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Endovascular surgery, c1992.
=750  \2$aEndovascular Procedures$0(DNLM)D057510$5IEN
=750  \2$iNarrower mapping$aEndovascular Aneurysm Repair$0(DNLM)D000094682$4NM$5IEN-M
=930  \\$aMeSH Mapping GN 2025/11/18

=LDR  00650cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880363026302441
=005  20120730164339.0
=008  920115i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 92000218 
=035  \\$aCBK5797NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \0$aHuman herpesvirus-6
=450  \0$aHBLV (Virus)
=450  \0$aHerpesvirus-6, Human
=450  \0$aHHV-6 (Virus)
=450  \0$aHuman B lymphotropic virus
=550  \0$wg$aHerpesviruses
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Human herpesvirus-6, 1992$b(HHV-6)
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Herpesvirus-6, Human x HBLV, Human B-lymphotropic virus, Human herpesvirus-6)
=750  \2$aHerpesvirus 6, Human$5IEN$0(DNLM)D015654

=LDR  00815cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880363026402441
=005  20070518085614.0
=008  920115i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 92000217 
=035  \\$aCBK5796NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRC848.H45
=150  \0$aHepatitis E
=450  \0$aEnterically-transmitted non-A, non-B hepatitis
=450  \0$aEpidemic non-A, non-B hepatitis
=450  \0$wnne$aHepatitis, Non-A, non-B
=450  \0$aNon-A, non-B hepatitis, Enterically-transmitted
=450  \0$aWaterborne hepatitis
=550  \0$wg$aHepatitis, Viral
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Hepatitis E x Enterically-transmitted non-A, non-B hepatitis; Epidemic non-A non-B hepatitis; Hepatitis, Viral, Non-A, non-B, Enterically-transmitted; Hepatitis, Water-borne)
=750  \2$aHepatitis E$0(DNLM)D016751$5IEN

=LDR  00874cz  a2200301n  4500
=001  9880363026502441
=005  20100617081701.0
=008  860211||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85000849 
=035  \\$aCBK5785NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \0$aQP609.A3
=150  \\$aAdenosine triphosphatase
=450  \\$wnne$aAdenosinetriphosphatase
=450  \\$aAdenylopyrophosphatase
=450  \\$aATP monophosphatase
=450  \\$aATP phosphohydrolase
=450  \\$aATP synthase
=450  \\$aATP synthetase
=450  \\$aATPase
=550  \\$wg$aPhosphatases
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Bridger, W.A. Cell ATP, 1983.
=670  \\$aWeb. 3.
=670  \\$aNLM.
=670  \\$aNIH$b(Phosphatases, ATPase)
=670  \\$aDorland's med. dict.$b(Adenosinetriphosphatase)
=670  \\$aStedman's med. dict.
=750  \2$aAdenosine Triphosphatases$0(DNLM)D000251$5IEN

=LDR  00520cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880363026602441
=005  20120730164339.0
=008  920114i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 92000186 
=035  \\$aCBK4464NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQR82.Z9
=150  \\$aCampylobacter jejuni
=550  \\$wg$aCampylobacter
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Campylobacter jejuni, c1992.
=670  \\$aMESH.
=670  \\$aSingleton. Dict. microbiology and molecular biology.
=750  \2$aCampylobacter jejuni$5IEN$0(DNLM)D016123

=LDR  01094cz  a2200289n  4500
=001  9880363026702441
=005  20110721091545.0
=008  920114i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 92000185 
=035  \\$aCBK4463NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dWaU
=053  \0$aRJ506.A9
=150  \\$aAutism in children
=450  \\$aAutistic disorder
=450  \\$aChildhood autism
=450  \\$aEarly infantile autism
=450  \\$aInfantile autism
=450  \\$aKanner syndrome
=450  \\$aKanner's syndrome
=550  \\$wg$aAutism spectrum disorders in children
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Neurobiology of infantile autism ... 1992.
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Autism, Infantile x Kanner's syndrome)
=670  \\$aDSM IIIR$b(Autistic disorder)
=670  \\$aInter. dict. med. biol.$b(Autism, Early infantile autism also called Childhood autism, Infantile autism, Kanner syndrome)
=750  \2$81$wb$aAutistic Disorder$0(DNLM)D001321$5IEN
=750  \2$81$wb$aChild$0(DNLM)002648$5IEN
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aAutistic Disorder$iand$aChild$5IEN

=LDR  01166cz  a2200289n  4500
=001  9880363026802441
=005  20120730164339.0
=008  920103i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 92000041 
=035  \\$aCBK4335NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRE87
=150  \0$aOphthalmic plastic surgery
=450  \0$aOcular plastic surgery
=450  \0$aOculoplastic surgery
=450  \0$aOculoplasty
=450  \0$aOphthalmoplastic surgery
=450  \0$aOphthalmoplasty
=550  \0$wg$aEye$xSurgery
=550  \0$wg$aSurgery, Plastic
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Color atlas of ophthalmic surgery: oculoplastic surgery, c1992$b(ophthalmic plastic surgery)
=670  \\$aDorland's med. dict.$b(ophthalmoplasty)
=670  \\$aInter. dict. med. biol.$b(ophthalmoplasty)
=670  \\$aLC data base, 12/27/91$b(ophthalmic plastic surgery; oculoplastic surgery; ocular plastic surgery)
=750  \2$81$aSurgery, Plastic$5IEN$0(DNLM)D013518
=750  \2$81$aOphthalmologic Surgical Procedures$5IEN$0(DNLM)D013508
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aSurgery, Plastic$iand$aOphthalmologic Surgical Procedures$5IEN

=LDR  00606cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880363026902441
=005  20120730164338.0
=008  920103i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 92000020 
=035  \\$aCBK4317LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \\$aRJ416.C63
=150  \0$aBlood coagulation disorders in children
=550  \0$wg$aHemorrhagic diseases in children
=750  \2$81$wb$aBlood Coagulation Disorders$5IEN$0(DNLM)D001778
=750  \2$81$wb$aChild$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002648
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aBlood Coagulation Disorders$iand$aChild$5IEN

=LDR  00923cz  a2200253n  4500
=001  9880363027002441
=005  20250211111125.0
=008  920102||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 92000011
=035  \\$aCBK4312NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aCytoplasmic granules
=450  \0$aGranules, Cytoplasmic
=550  \0$wg$aCell organelles
=670  \\$aWork cat.: The platelet-amine storage organelle, 1992.
=670  \\$aMESH.
=670  \\$aDorland's med. dict.
=750  \2$aCytoplasmic Granules$5IEN$0(DNLM)D003594
=750  \2$aCytoplasmic Ribonucleoprotein Granules$0(DNLM)D000088123$5IEN-M
=750  \2$iNarrower mapping$aLamellar Bodies$0(DNLM)D000088502$4NM$5IEN-M
=750  \2$iNarrower mapping$aProcessing Bodies$0(DNLM)D000088142$4NM$5IEN-M
=750  \2$iNarrower mapping$aStress Granules$0(DNLM)D000088162$4NM$5IEN-M
=930  \\$aMeSH Mapping GN 2024/10/08
=930  \\$aLCSH Mapping GN 2025/02/07

=LDR  01058cz  a2200265n  4500
=001  9880363027102441
=005  20120730164338.0
=008  911227i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 91006436 
=035  \\$aCBK4226NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRM301.9
=150  \0$aDrug monitoring
=450  \0$aDrugs$xMonitoring
=450  \0$aMonitoring, Drug
=450  \0$aTherapeutic drug monitoring
=550  \0$wg$aDrugs$xAnalysis
=550  \0$wg$aDrugs$xTesting
=550  \0$wg$aPatient monitoring
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Recent developments in therapeutic drug monitoring  ... c1992.
=670  \\$aLC data base, 12/6/91$b(therapeutic drug monitoring; drug monitoring)
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Drug monitoring)
=675  \\$aDorland's med. dict.;$aGould med. dict.;$aGoodman & Gilman's pharmaceutical basis of medical practice;$aChem. abst.
=680  \\$iHere are entered works on the process of observing, recording, or detecting the effects of a drug administered therapeutically or diagnostically.
=750  \2$aDrug Monitoring$5IEN$0(DNLM)D016903

=LDR  00761cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880363027202441
=005  20050617080647.0
=008  020801||\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 91006390 
=035  \\$aCBK4184NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dWaU
=053  \0$aQC176.8.N35
=150  \\$aNanostructures
=550  \\$wg$aNanoscience
=550  \\$wg$aPhysics
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Nanostructures and mesoscopic systems : proceedings of the international symposium, Santa Fe, New Mexico, May 20-24, 1991, 1992$b(Nanostructures)
=670  \\$aPermuterm cit. index. Subject index, 1989:$bv. 19, col. 56621, under Nanostructures.
=675  \\$aINIS: Thes.;$aNASA;$aINSPEC;$aMcGraw-Hill dict. sci. tech.;$aASTI;$aRandom House
=750  \2$aNanostructures$0(DNLM)D049329$5IEN

=LDR  00940cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880363027302441
=005  20120730164338.0
=008  911224i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 91006362 
=035  \\$aCBK4157NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aHQ784.V55
=150  \0$aChildren and violence
=450  \0$aViolence and children
=550  \0$wg$aViolence
=550  \0$aViolence in children
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Children in danger : coping with the consequence of community violence, 1992.
=680  \\$iHere are entered works on children's experiences with, conceptions of, and reactions to violence. Works on children's violent behavior are entered under$aViolence in children.
=681  \\$iNote under$aViolence in children
=750  \2$81$wb$aViolence$5IEN$0(DNLM)D014754
=750  \2$81$wb$aChildren$5IEN
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aViolence$iand$aChild$5IEN

=LDR  00778cz  a2200265n  4500
=001  9880363027402441
=005  20120730164338.0
=008  911223i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 91006355 
=035  \\$aCBK4150NU
=035  \\$ash 91006355
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aHF5549.5.I5
=150  \0$aIncentive awards
=450  \0$aEmployee awards
=450  \0$aEmployee recognition
=450  \0$aEmployees$xPerformance awards
=550  \0$wg$aAwards
=550  \0$wg$aIncentives in industry
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Teacher compensation and motivation, c1992.
=670  \\$aDict. pers. mgt.
=670  \\$aIAC.
=670  \\$aLC database, Jan. 6, 1992.
=670  \\$aUMI business vocab.$b(Employee awards)
=750  \2$aEmployee Incentive Plans$5IEN$0(DNLM)D004649

=LDR  01161cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880363027502441
=005  20130315090859.0
=008  911223i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 91006354 
=035  \\$aCBK4149NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \0$aRA652.2.P82
=150  \\$aPublic health surveillance
=450  \\$aPopulation surveillance (Public health)
=450  \\$aSurveillance, Public health
=550  \\$wg$aEpidemiology
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Public health surveillance, 1992.
=670  \\$aLC data base$b(health surveillance)
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Population surveillance. UF Public health surveillance)
=670  \\$aPublic health and preventive medicine, 11th ed.$b(defined by WHO as "the exercise of continuous scrutiny of, and watchfulness over, the distribution and spread of infections and factors related thereto, of sufficient accuracy and completeness to be pertinent to effective control.")
=680  \\$iHere are entered works on the systematic collection and evaluation of data on the incidence and distribution of diseases and injuries for the purpose of their prevention.
=750  \2$aPublic Health Surveillance$0(DNLM)D062486$5IEN

=LDR  00661cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880363027602441
=005  20201116151740.0
=008  911216i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 91006279
=035  \\$aCBK4080NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aBF723.C647
=150  \0$aConflict (Psychology) in children
=550  \0$wg$aChild psychology
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Conflict in child and adolescent development, c1992.
=750  \2$81$wb$aConflict, Psychological$0(DNLM)D003220$5IEN
=750  \2$81$wb$aChild$0(DNLM)D002648$5IEN
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aConflict, Psychological$iand$aChild$5IEN

=LDR  00680cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880363027702441
=005  20201116151529.0
=008  911216i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 91006277
=035  \\$aCBK4078NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aBF724.3.C65
=150  \\$aConflict (Psychology) in adolescence
=550  \\$wg$aAdolescent psychology
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Conflict in child and adolescent development, c1992.
=750  \2$81$wb$aConflict, Psychological$0(DNLM)D003220$5IEN
=750  \2$81$wb$aAdolescent$0(DNLM)D000293$5IEN
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aConflict, Psychological$iand$aAdolescent$5IEN

=LDR  00491cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880363027802441
=005  20120730164338.0
=008  911216i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 91006267 
=035  \\$aCBK4069NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \\$aRD85.I6
=150  \0$aIntravenous anesthetics
=550  \0$wg$aAnesthetics
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Woerlee, G.M. Kinetics and dynamics of intravenous anesthetics, 1992.
=675  \\$aMESH
=750  \2$aAnesthetics, Intravenous$5IEN$0(DNLM)D018686

=LDR  00747cz  a2200241n  4500
=001  9880363027902441
=005  20070501122439.0
=008  940406i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 91006259 
=035  \\$aCBK4062NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQP606.P78
=150  \0$aProtein-tyrosine kinase
=450  \0$aHydroxyaryl-protein kinase
=450  \0$aTyrosine kinase
=450  \0$aTyrosine protein kinase
=450  \0$aTyrosine-specific protein kinase
=450  \0$aTyrosylprotein kinase
=550  \0$wg$aProtein kinases
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Ivashchenko, �I�U.D. Polipeptidnye faktory ... 1990.
=670  \\$aMESH.
=670  \\$aEnz. nomemclature:$bEC 2.7.1.112.
=750  \2$aProtein Tyrosine Kinases$0(DNLM)D011505$5IEN

=LDR  00742cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880363028002441
=005  20120730164338.0
=008  911216i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 91006257 
=035  \\$aCBK4060LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQH225
=150  \0$aCryomicroscopy
=450  \0$aLow temperature microscopy
=550  \0$wg$aMicroscopy
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Echlin, P. Low-temperature microscopy and analysis, c1992$b(low-temperature microscopy; cryomicroscopy)
=670  \\$aMEDLINE$b(Cryomicroscopy; low temperature microscopy)
=675  \\$aMESH;$aDorland's med. dict.;$aStedman's med. dict.;$aRandom House;$aWeb. 3;$aEncyc. of microscopy and microtechnique
=750  \2$aCryoelectron Microscopy$5IEN$0(DNLM)D020285

=LDR  00981cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880363028102441
=005  20100303134317.0
=008  911216i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 91006255 
=035  \\$aCBK4058LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \0$aChild restraint systems in aircraft
=450  \0$aAircraft child restraint systems
=450  \0$aAirplane child restraint systems
=450  \0$aAirplanes$xChild restraint systems
=450  \0$aChild restraint systems in airplanes
=550  \0$wg$aAeronautics$xSafety measures
=550  \0$wg$aChildren's accidents$xPrevention
=670  \\$aWork cat.: United States. Congress. House. Comm. on Public Works and Transportation. Child restraint systems on aircraft ... H.R. 4025, 1991.
=750  \2$81$wb$aChild Restraint Systems$0(DNLM)D057207$5IEN
=750  \2$81$wb$aAircraft$0D000401$5IEN
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aChild Restraint Systems$iand$aAircraft$5IEN

=LDR  01083cz  a2200265n  4500
=001  9880363028202441
=005  20040716132752.0
=008  911211||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 91006183 
=035  \\$aCBK3990LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \0$aQP572.P33
=150  \\$aParathyroid hormone-related protein
=450  \\$aParathyroid hormone-like peptide
=450  \\$aParathyroid hormone-like protein
=450  \\$aParathyroid hormone-related peptide
=450  \\$aPLP (Protein)
=450  \\$aPTH-related protein
=450  \\$aPTHRP (Protein)
=550  \\$wg$aPeptide hormones
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Parathyroid hormone-related protein, 1992$b(PTHrP, also referred to as parathyroid hormone-like peptide, PLP is the primary endocrine factor responsible for humoral hypercalcemia of malignancy; also PTH-related protein)
=670  \\$aMEDLARS.
=670  \\$aMESH suppl. chem. records$b(Parathyroid hormone-related protein: synonyms: parathyroid hormone-like protein)
=675  \\$aMESH;$aChem. abst.
=750  \2$aParathyroid Hormone-Related Protein$0(DNLM)D044162$5IEN

=LDR  01047cz  a2200349n  4500
=001  9880362055602441
=005  20141015110632.0
=008  860211||\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85008180 
=035  \\$aBZK8086NU
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aTA347.A78$cEngineering
=150  \\$aArtificial intelligence
=450  \\$aAI (Artificial intelligence)
=450  \\$aArtificial thinking
=450  \\$aElectronic brains
=450  \\$aIntellectronics
=450  \\$aIntelligence, Artificial
=450  \\$aIntelligent machines
=450  \\$aMachine intelligence
=450  \\$aThinking, Artificial
=550  \\$wg$aBionics
=550  \\$wg$aCognitive science
=550  \\$wg$aDigital computer simulation
=550  \\$wg$aElectronic data processing
=550  \\$wg$aLogic machines
=550  \\$wg$aMachine theory
=550  \\$wg$aSelf-organizing systems
=550  \\$wg$aSimulation methods
=550  \\$aFifth generation computers
=550  \\$aNeural computers
=750  \2$aArtificial Intelligence$5IEN$0(DNLM)D001185

=LDR  00675cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880362055702441
=005  20120730162417.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85008176 
=035  \\$aBZK8082NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aBX1759.5.A7$cCatholic moral theology
=053  \\$aHQ761$cSocial aspects
=053  \\$aRG134$cObstetrics
=150  \\$aArtificial insemination, Human
=450  \\$aDonor insemination, Human
=450  \\$aHuman artificial insemination
=450  \\$aHuman donor insemination
=550  \\$wg$aHuman reproductive technology
=670  \\$aDonor insemination, 1993.
=750  \2$aInsemination, Artificial$5IEN$0(DNLM)D007315

=LDR  01157cz  a2200289n  4500
=001  9880362055802441
=005  20120730162417.0
=008  931025i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85008174 
=035  \\$aBZK8080NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aSF105.5
=150  \\$aArtificial insemination
=360  \\$isubdivision$aArtificial insemination$iunder individual animals or groups of animals, e.g.$aCattle--Artificial insemination
=450  \\$aAI (Artificial insemination)
=450  \\$aArtificial impregnation
=450  \\$aDomestic animals$xArtificial insemination
=450  \\$aImpregnation, Artificial
=450  \\$aInsemination, Artificial
=450  \\$aInstrumental insemination
=450  \\$aLivestock$xArtificial insemination
=550  \\$wg$aAnimal breeding
=550  \\$wg$aReproductive technology
=670  \\$aLC database, 8/13/93$b(instrumental insemination)
=670  \\$aRandom House$b(AI; Amnesty International; artificial insemination; artificial intelligence)
=680  \\$iHere are entered general works and works on artificial insemination of animals.
=750  \2$aInsemination, Artificial$5IEN$0(DNLM)D007315

=LDR  00583cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880362055902441
=005  20120730162416.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85008171 
=035  \\$aBZK8077NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRD549
=150  \\$aArtificial hip joints
=450  \\$aHip endoprostheses
=450  \\$aHip joints, Artificial
=450  \\$aHip prostheses
=450  \\$aHip prosthesis$5IEN
=550  \\$wg$aArtificial joints
=550  \\$aTotal hip replacement
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/5/90
=750  \2$aHip Prosthesis$5IEN$0(DNLM)D006622

=LDR  00556cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362056002441
=005  20060829092201.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85008165 
=035  \\$aBZK8071NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aRM223$bRM224
=150  \\$aArtificial feeding
=450  \\$aArtificial nutrition
=450  \\$aFeeding, Artificial
=550  \\$wg$aNutrition
=670  \\$aFlynn, E.P. Hard decisions : forgoing and withdrawing artificial nutrition and hydration, 1990.
=750  \2$aNutritional Support$0(DNLM)D018529$5IEN

=LDR  00591cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362056102441
=005  20120730162416.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85008160 
=035  \\$aBZK8066NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRJ496.S7
=150  \\$aArticulation disorders in children
=550  \\$wg$aSpeech disorders in children
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=750  \2$81$wb$aChild$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002648
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=LDR  00640cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880362056202441
=005  20120730162416.0
=008  910708i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85008159 
=035  \\$aBZK8065NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
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=150  \\$aArticulation disorders
=450  \\$aArticulatory speech defects
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=450  \\$aDysarthria
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=LDR  00434cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362056302441
=005  20070507080542.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85008154 
=035  \\$aBZK8060NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
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=450  \\$aCartilage, Articular$5IEN
=550  \\$wg$aCartilage
=550  \\$wg$aJoints
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=LDR  00358cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362056402441
=005  20120730162416.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85008150 
=035  \\$aBZK8056LC
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=150  \\$aArtichokes
=450  \\$aGlobe artichoke
=750  \2$aCynara scolymus$5IEN$0(DNLM)D031943

=LDR  00371cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362056502441
=005  20120730162416.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85008141 
=035  \\$aBZK8047NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aArthroscopy
=550  \\$wg$aEndoscopy
=550  \\$wg$aJoints$xExamination
=750  \2$aArthroscopy$5IEN$0(DNLM)D001182

=LDR  00418cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362056602441
=005  20120730162416.0
=008  931217i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85008140 
=035  \\$aBZK8046NU
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh 85008140
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
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=450  \\$aArthropod venom
=450  \\$aArthropoda$xVenom
=750  \2$aArthropod Venoms$5IEN$0(DNLM)D001180

=LDR  00447cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362056702441
=005  20120730162415.0
=008  940322i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85008134 
=035  \\$aBZK8040NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQL434$bQL599.82
=150  \\$aArthropoda
=450  \\$aArthropods
=550  \\$wg$aInvertebrates
=670  \\$aRandom House$b(arthropod; Arthropoda)
=750  \2$aArthropods$5IEN$0(DNLM)D001181

=LDR  00446cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362056802441
=005  20120730162415.0
=008  931215i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85008133 
=035  \\$aBZK8039NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRA641.A7
=150  \\$aArthropod vectors
=450  \\$aArthropoda as carriers of disease
=550  \\$wg$aInvertebrates as carriers of disease
=750  \2$aArthropod Vectors$5IEN$0(DNLM)D001179

=LDR  00732cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362056902441
=005  20120730162415.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85008131 
=035  \\$aBZK8037NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQR398
=150  \\$aArboviruses
=450  \\$wnne$aArthropod-borne viruses
=550  \\$wg$aViruses
=670  \\$aMeSH browser, June 29, 2007$b(Arboviruses.  Entry term: Arthropod-Borne Viruses. Scope note: A non-taxonomic designation for viruses that can replicate in both vertebrate hosts and arthropod vectors. Included are some members of the following families: Arenaviridae, Bunyaviridae, Reoviridae, Togoviridae, and Flaviviridae)
=750  \2$aArboviruses$5IEN$0(DNLM)D001103

=LDR  00398cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362057002441
=005  20080315142108.0
=008  930224i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85008130 
=035  \\$aBZK8036NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRD686
=150  \\$aArthroplasty
=550  \\$wg$aJoints$xSurgery
=550  \\$wg$aSurgery, Plastic
=750  \2$aArthroplasty$0(DNLM)D001178$5IEN

=LDR  00527cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362057102441
=005  20120730162415.0
=008  930224i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85008129 
=035  \\$aBZK8035NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
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=450  \\$aArthromyodysplasia, Congenital
=450  \\$aCongenital arthromyodysplasia
=450  \\$aGu�erin-Stern syndrome
=450  \\$aMyodystrophia fetalis deformans
=550  \\$wg$aJoints$xDiseases
=750  \2$aArthrogryposis$5IEN$0(DNLM)D001176

=LDR  00460cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362057202441
=005  20120730162415.0
=008  930224i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85008126 
=035  \\$aBZK8032NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRD686
=150  \\$aArthrodesis
=450  \\$aOperative ankylosis
=450  \\$aSurgical ankylosis
=550  \\$wg$aAnkylosis
=550  \\$wg$aJoints$xSurgery
=750  \2$aArthrodesis$5IEN$0(DNLM)D001174

=LDR  00567cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362057302441
=005  20120730162415.0
=008  021001i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85008121 
=035  \\$aBZK8027NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aRC933
=150  \\$aArthritis
=450  \\$aArthritides
=450  \\$aJoints$xInflammation
=550  \\$wg$aInflammation
=550  \\$wg$aJoints$xDiseases
=670  \\$aWeb. 3$b(arthritis, pl. arthritides)
=670  \\$aLC Database, Oct. 1, 2002$b(titles: arthritides)
=750  \2$aArthritis$5IEN$0(DNLM)D001168

=LDR  00587cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880362057402441
=005  20120730162415.0
=008  920615i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85008116 
=035  \\$aBZK8022NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRC694.5.I53
=150  \\$aArteritis
=450  \\$wnne$aArteries$xInflammation
=550  \\$wg$aArteries$xDiseases
=550  \\$wg$aVasculitis
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Aortitis, c1986.
=670  \\$aMESH.
=670  \\$aNIH.
=670  \\$aDorland's med. dict.
=670  \\$aWeb. 3.
=750  \2$aArteritis$5IEN$0(DNLM)D001167

=LDR  00592cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362057502441
=005  20120730162415.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85008115 
=035  \\$aBZK8021NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRD598.5
=150  \\$aArteriovenous shunts, Surgical
=450  \\$aAccess, Vascular
=450  \\$aAngioaccess
=450  \\$aShunts, Surgical arteriovenous
=450  \\$aSurgical arteriovenous shunts
=450  \\$aVascular access
=550  \\$wg$aBlood-vessels$xSurgery
=750  \2$aArteriovenous Shunt, Surgical$5IEN$0(DNLM)D001166

=LDR  00520cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362057602441
=005  20120730162415.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85008114 
=035  \\$aBZK8020NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=150  \\$aArteriovenous anastomosis
=450  \\$aAnastomosis, Arteriovenous
=450  \\$aArteriovenous shunts, Normal
=550  \\$wg$aBlood-vessels
=550  \\$wg$aFistula, Arteriovenous
=550  \\$wg$aMicrocirculation
=750  \2$aArteriovenous Anastomosis$5IEN$0(DNLM)D001163

=LDR  00381cz  a2200133n  4500
=001  9880362057702441
=005  20120730162414.0
=008  930224i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85008113 
=035  \\$aBZK8019NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aArteriosclerosis obliterans
=450  \\$aObliterative arteriosclerosis
=750  \2$aArteriosclerosis Obliterans$5IEN$0(DNLM)D001162

=LDR  00330cz  a2200121n  4500
=001  9880362057802441
=005  20120730162414.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|n\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85008112 
=035  \\$aBZK8018NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aArteriosclerosis$xNutritional aspects
=750  \2$aDiet, Atherogenic$5IEN$0(DNLM)D004036

=LDR  00862cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880362057902441
=005  20120730162414.0
=008  021023i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85008111 
=035  \\$aBZK8017NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aRC692
=150  \\$aArteriosclerosis
=450  \\$aArterial sclerosis
=450  \\$aArteries$xHardening
=450  \\$aArteries$xSclerosis
=450  \\$aHardening of the arteries
=450  \\$aSclerosis, Arterial
=550  \\$wg$aArterial occlusions
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Arteriosclerosis)
=670  \\$aInter. dict. med. biol.$b(arteriosclerosis: any of various pathologic states associated with thickening and loss of elasticity in arterial walls. The most common of these is atherosclerosis. Also called hardening of the arteries, arterial sclerosis.)
=750  \2$aArteriosclerosis$5IEN$0(DNLM)D001161

=LDR  00410cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362058002441
=005  20120730162414.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85008101 
=035  \\$aBZK8007NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQL835$cComparative anatomy
=053  \\$aQM191$cHuman anatomy
=150  \\$aArteries
=550  \\$wg$aBlood-vessels
=750  \2$aArteries$5IEN$0(DNLM)D001158

=LDR  00562cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362058102441
=005  20120730162414.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85008100 
=035  \\$aBZK8006NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aArterial occlusions
=450  \\$aArterial obstructions
=450  \\$aArterial occlusive diseases
=450  \\$aArteries$xObstructions
=450  \\$aObstructions, Arterial
=450  \\$aOcclusions, Arterial
=550  \\$wg$aArteries$xDiseases
=750  \2$aArterial Occlusive Diseases$5IEN$0(DNLM)D001157

=LDR  00618cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880362058202441
=005  20120730162414.0
=008  920330i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85008097 
=035  \\$aBZK8003NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRC78.7.A7$cDiagnosis
=053  \\$aRD598.5$cSurgery
=150  \\$aArterial catheterization
=450  \\$aAccess, Vascular
=450  \\$aAngioaccess
=450  \\$aArteries$xCatheterization
=450  \\$aVascular access
=550  \\$wg$aCatheterization
=550  \\$wg$aInjections, Intra-arterial
=750  \2$aCatheterization, Peripheral$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002406

=LDR  00469cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362058302441
=005  20080513093408.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85008094 
=035  \\$aBZK8000NU
=035  \\$aSH 85008094
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aQK495.C74$cBotany
=150  \\$aArtemisia
=550  \\$wg$aCompositae
=670  \\$aWeb. 3$b(Artemisia, genus of shrubs and herbs (family compositae))
=750  \2$aArtemisia$0(DNLM)D019306$5IEN

=LDR  00501cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362058402441
=005  20080321111202.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85008088 
=035  \\$aBZK7994NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aRC489.A7
=150  \\$aArt therapy
=450  \\$aArt$xTherapeutic use
=450  \\$aPsychiatry and art
=550  \\$wg$aOccupational therapy
=550  \\$wg$aPsychotherapy
=550  \\$aArt in hospitals
=750  \2$aArt Therapy$0(DNLM)D001155$5IEN

=LDR  00454cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362058502441
=005  20080321111325.0
=008  930323i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85008087 
=035  \\$aBZK7993NU
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh 85008087
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aArt therapists
=450  \\$aTherapists, Art
=550  \\$wg$aAlternative medicine specialists
=550  \\$wg$aPsychotherapists
=750  \2$aArt Therapy$0(DNLM)D001155$5IEN

=LDR  01505cz  a2200313n  4500
=001  9880362058602441
=005  20120730162413.0
=008  860227i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85007461 
=035  \\$aBZK7367NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aN
=150  \\$aArt
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=450  \\$aArts, Fine
=450  \\$aArts, Visual
=450  \\$aFine arts
=450  \\$aIconography
=450  \\$aOccidental art
=450  \\$aVisual arts
=450  \\$aWestern art (Western countries)
=550  \\$wg$aArts
=550  \\$aAesthetics
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=681  \\$iNote under$aArts
=750  \2$aArt$5IEN$0(DNLM)D001154

=LDR  00326cz  a2200133n  4500
=001  9880362058702441
=005  20120730162413.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|n\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85007460 
=035  \\$aBZK7366NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRM666.A77
=150  \\$aArsphenamine
=750  \2$aArsphenamine$5IEN$0(DNLM)D001153

=LDR  00428cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362058802441
=005  20120730162412.0
=008  930323i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85007458 
=035  \\$aBZK7364NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aHV6638
=150  \\$aArson
=450  \\$aIncendiarism
=550  \\$wg$aFires
=550  \\$wg$aOffenses against property
=750  \2$aFiresetting Behavior$5IEN$0(DNLM)D005391

=LDR  00431cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362058902441
=005  20120730162412.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85007456 
=035  \\$aBZK7362NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aRA1231.A7
=150  \\$aArsenic$xToxicology
=450  \\$aArseniasis
=450  \\$wnne$aArsenic poisoning
=450  \\$aArsenicism
=750  \2$aArsenic Poisoning$5IEN$0(DNLM)D020261

=LDR  00574cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362059002441
=005  20121023153004.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85007453 
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=750  \2$aArsenicals$5IEN$0(DNLM)D001152

=LDR  00481cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362059102441
=005  20120730162412.0
=008  030502i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85007449 
=035  \\$aBZK7355NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
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=150  \\$aArsenic
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=550  \\$wg$aNative element minerals
=550  \\$wg$aNonmetals
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=LDR  00340cz  a2200133n  4500
=001  9880362059202441
=005  20120730162412.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
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=035  \\$aBZK7354NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN/LSP
=150  \\$aArsenates
=550  \\$wg$aArsenic compounds
=750  \2$aArsenates$5IEN$0(DNLM)D001149

=LDR  00557cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362059302441
=005  20120803091035.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
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=053  \\$aRJ426.A7
=150  \\$aArrhythmia in children
=550  \\$wg$aPediatric cardiology
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=LDR  00773cz  a2200277n  4500
=001  9880362059402441
=005  20090520132725.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
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=LDR  00379cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362059502441
=005  20120730162411.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
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=035  \\$aBZK7315NU
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=550  \\$wg$aPsychophysiology
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=LDR  00467cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362059602441
=005  20120730162411.0
=008  860211||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
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=670  \\$aConference of the Parties to the Convention on Biological Diversity. Subsidiary Body on Scientific, Technical, and Technological Advice. Meeting (11th : 2005 : Mont�eal, Qu�ebec). Success stories in implementation of the programmes of work on dry and sub-humid lands and the Global Taxonomy Initiative, 2005:$bp. 7 (dry and sub-humid land; dryland, Mediterranean, arid, semi-arid, grassland and savannah ecosystems; dry and sub-humid lands) p. 43, etc. (arid and semi-arid zones; arid and semi-arid regions; arid regions)
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=670  \\$aEncyc. of insects, 2003:$bp. 33 (Superfamily Aphidoidea has three families: Adelgidae (adelgids), Phylloxeridae (phylloxerids), and Aphididae (aphids).)
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=670  \\$aRieger, R. Gloss. genetics, 1991$b(homeobox)
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=550  \0$wg$aEmployee crimes
=550  \0$wg$aWork environment
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 93-44770: Mantell, M. Ticking bombs, c1994.
=670  \\$aLC database, 12/9/93$b(Violence in the workplace)
=750  \2$aWorkplace Violence$0(DNLM)D064450$5IEN

=LDR  00914cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880363158702441
=005  20120730164405.0
=008  931217i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\c
=010  \\$ash 93009541 
=035  \\$aCBR4224LC
=040  \\$aCSfA$cDLC
=053  \\$aQK495.A66
=150  \0$aNerium
=450  \0$aNerion
=550  \0$wg$aApocynaceae
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Pagen, F.J.J. Oleanders : Nerium L. and the oleander cultivars, 1988:$bp. 5 ("The genus was established by Tournefort in 1700 as Nerion and was adopted by Linnaeus, who in 1737 named the genus Nerium.") p. 3 ("The genus Nerium L. is considered to be monotypic, its single species being Nerium oleander L.")
=670  \\$aMabberley, D.J. The plant-book, 1987:$bp. 397.
=670  \\$aHortus 3:$bp. 765.
=670  \\$aWeb. 3$b(Nerium : a small genus of tropical Old World shrubs (family Apocynaceae) ... : see oleander)
=750  \2$aNerium$5IEN$0(DNLM)D030007

=LDR  00886cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880363158802441
=005  20120730164405.0
=008  931215i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 93009486 
=035  \\$aCBR4175NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=150  \0$aSpinal muscular atrophy
=450  \0$aMyelopathic muscular atrophy
=450  \0$aProgressive muscular atrophy
=450  \0$aProgressive spinal muscular atrophy
=550  \0$wg$aMuscular atrophy
=550  \0$wg$aSpinal cord$xDiseases
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 93-41623: Panzarino, C. The me in the mirror, 1994:$bp. 249 (Spinal muscular atrophy, Type III)
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Muscular atrophy, Spinal x Myelopathic muscular atrophy, Progressive muscular atrophy)
=670  \\$aDorland's med. dict.:$bunder Atrophy (spinal muscular atrophy; progressive spinal muscular atrophy)
=750  \2$aMuscular Atrophy, Spinal$5IEN$0(DNLM)D009134

=LDR  00838cz  a2200253n  4500
=001  9880363158902441
=005  20120730164402.0
=008  930824i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 93006128 
=035  \\$aCBQ3701NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aRM666.F5
=150  \\$aFlumazenil
=450  \\$aFlumazepil
=450  \\$aRomazicon (Trademark)
=550  \\$wg$aAntidotes
=550  \\$wg$aBenzodiazepines$xAntagonists
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 93-32098: Meredith, T.J. Nalozone, flumazenil, and dantrolene as antidotes, 1994.
=670  \\$aUSAN/USP.
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Flumazenil, x Flumazepil)
=670  \\$aChem. abst.$b(Reg. number: 78755-81-4)
=670  \\$aLC database, 8/19/93$b(Flumazenil, Mazicon (Flumazenil, Roche))
=670  \\$a93-74589: Romazicon (Flumazenil), 1993.
=750  \2$aFlumazenil$5IEN$0(DNLM)D005442

=LDR  00797cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880363159002441
=005  20120730164401.0
=008  930816i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 93005979 
=035  \\$aCBQ3562LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=150  \\$aPocket computers
=450  \\$aHand-held computers
=450  \\$aHandheld computers
=450  \\$aPalmtop computers
=550  \\$wg$aPortable computers
=670  \\$aEncyc. of computer science, 1993:$bp. 738 (portable computers can be classified as being either hand-held or palmtop, laptop or notebook, and luggable)
=670  \\$aIAC$b(hand-held computers)
=670  \\$aLC data base, 7/30/93$b(palmtop, handheld, hand-held, pocket computers; Sharp pocket computers, TRS-80 pocket computers)
=750  \2$aComputers, Handheld$5IEN$0(DNLM)D034201

=LDR  00674cz  a2200241n  4500
=001  9880363159102441
=005  20120730164401.0
=008  930816i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 93005977 
=035  \\$aCBQ3560NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \\$aRM666.A485
=150  \0$aAmlodipine
=550  \0$wg$aCalcium$xAntagonists
=550  \0$wg$aCardiovascular agents
=550  \0$wg$aDihydropyridine
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 93-23381: Nayler, W.G. Amlodipine, c1993.
=670  \\$aUSAN and USP dict. drug names.
=670  \\$aMESH.
=670  \\$aMedline.
=670  \\$aChem. abst.:$breg. number: 88150-42-9.
=675  \\$aMerck
=750  \2$aAmlodipine$5IEN$0(DNLM)D017311

=LDR  00872cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880363159202441
=005  20120730164401.0
=008  930816i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 93005975 
=035  \\$aCBQ3558NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=150  \0$aVeterinary diet therapy
=360  \\$isubdivision$aDiseases--Diet therapy$iunder individual animals and groups of animals, e.g.$aCattle--Diseases--Diet therapy
=450  \0$aAnimals$xDiseases$xDiet therapy
=450  \0$wnne$aDiet in veterinary medicine
=450  \0$aDomestic animals$xDiseases$xDiet therapy
=450  \0$aLivestock$xDiseases$xDiet therapy
=450  \0$aVeterinary clinical nutrition
=550  \0$wg$aDiet therapy
=550  \0$wg$aVeterinary therapeutics
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 93-27493: The Waltham book of clinical nutrition, c1993.
=750  \2$aDiet Therapy$xveterinary$5IEN$0(DNLM)D004035Q000662

=LDR  00563cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880363159302441
=005  20120730164401.0
=008  930813||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 93005964 
=035  \\$aCBQ3547NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \\$aRM666.C55
=150  \0$aClonazepam
=450  \0$aNitrobenzodiazepine
=550  \0$wg$aAnticonvulsants
=550  \0$wg$aAntipsychotic drugs
=550  \0$wg$aBenzodiazepines
=550  \0$wg$aTranquilizing drugs
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 89-82222: Clonazepam update, 1989.
=750  \2$aClonazepam$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002998

=LDR  00622cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880363159402441
=005  20070423101852.0
=008  930813i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 93005950 
=035  \\$aCBQ3533LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \0$aQR82.Z9
=150  \0$aAlcaligenes eutrophus
=550  \0$wg$aAlcaligenes
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 93-100891: Oelm�uller, U. Stabilit�at der Hydrogenase-messenger-RNA in Alcaligenes eutrophus H16, c1991.
=670  \\$aBergey's man. determinative bacteriology:$bv. 1, p. 370.
=670  \\$aSingleton. Dict. micro.:$b2-e.
=750  \2$aCupriavidus necator$0(DNLM)D020118$5IEN

=LDR  00319cz  a2200121n  4500
=001  9880363159502441
=005  20120730164401.0
=008  930811i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|n\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 93005916 
=035  \\$aCBQ3508NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \0$aTendons$xWounds and injuries
=750  \2$aTendon Injuries$5IEN$0(DNLM)D013708

=LDR  00657cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880363159602441
=005  20120730164401.0
=008  930809i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\c
=010  \\$ash 93005860 
=035  \\$aCBQ3455NU
=040  \\$aORU$cDLC
=053  \\$aQR82.B3
=150  \0$aBacillus cereus
=550  \0$wg$aBacillus (Bacteria)
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Kuppe, A. Structure and function of the phosphatidylinositol-specific phospholipase C from Bacillus cereus, 1989.
=670  \\$aBrock, T.D. Biology of microorganisms, 1988:$bp. 412 (... produced by the food poisoning bacteria ... B. cereus)
=675  \\$aWeb. 3
=750  \2$aBacillus cereus$5IEN$0(DNLM)D001409

=LDR  00598cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880363159702441
=005  20120730164401.0
=008  930809i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 93005847 
=035  \\$aCBQ3442NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aBF723.H38
=150  \0$aHate in children
=550  \0$wg$aChild psychology
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 93-172552: How and why children hate, c1993.
=750  \2$81$wb$aHate$5IEN$0(DNLM)D006252
=750  \2$81$wb$aChild$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002648
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aHate$iand$aChild$5IEN

=LDR  00507cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880363159802441
=005  20120730164401.0
=008  930803i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 93005759 
=035  \\$aCBQ3369NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=150  \0$aPenicillanic acids
=550  \0$wg$aCarboxylic acids
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Penicillanic acids)
=670  \\$aNIH$b(Thiaazabicycloheptanes, Penicillanic acid)
=670  \\$aHackh's chem. dict.$b(penicillanic acid)
=750  \2$aPenicillanic acid$5IEN$0(DNLM)D010397

=LDR  00411cz  a2200133n  4500
=001  9880363159902441
=005  20150305105136.0
=008  930803||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|n\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 93005758 
=035  \\$aCBQ3368LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aBeta lactamases$xInhibitors
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 93-28465: The role of piperacillin/tazobactam ... 1993.
=750  \2$abeta-Lactamase Inhibitors$0(DNLM)D065093$5IEN

=LDR  00962cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880363160002441
=005  20120730164401.0
=008  930724i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 93005534 
=035  \\$aCBQ2012NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \\$aQL638.S2$c(Zoology)
=150  \0$aOncorhynchus
=550  \0$wg$aSalmonidae
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 92-72941: Behnke, R.J. Native trout of western North America, 1992:$bp. xvi-xvii (order Salmoniformes, family Salmonidae, genus Oncorhynchus; includes native western trout as well as various salmon species) p. 3 (native North American trout recently moved to genus Oncorhynchus, with Pacific salmon)
=670  \\$aCommon and sci. names of fishes from the U.S. and Canada, 1991:$bp. 79 (Oncorhynchus; now incl. trouts of rainbow and Cutthroat series; change endorsed by Comm. on Names of Fishes, Am. Fisheries Society)
=670  \\$aLC data base, 7/16/93$b(Oncorhynchus)
=750  \2$aOncorhynchus$5IEN$0(DNLM)D017683

=LDR  00520cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880363160102441
=005  20111212102903.0
=008  930723i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 93005494 
=035  \\$aCBQ1976NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=150  \\$aChemiluminescence assay
=450  \\$aChemiluminescent assay
=550  \\$wg$aBiological assay
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 93-29413: Bioluminescence and chemiluminescence, 1993$b(chemiluminescent and bioluminescent assays)
=750  \2$aLuminescent Measurements$0(DNLM)D008163$5IEN

=LDR  00597cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880363160202441
=005  20120730164401.0
=008  930721i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 93005399 
=035  \\$aCBQ1889NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=150  \0$aTouch in infants
=550  \0$wg$aSenses and sensation in infants
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 93-11782: Streri, A. Seeing, reaching, touching, c1993.
=750  \2$81$wb$aTouch$5IEN$0(DNLM)D014110
=750  \2$81$wb$aInfant$5IEN$0(DNLM)D007223
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aTouch$iand$aInfant$5IEN

=LDR  00588cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880363160302441
=005  20120730164400.0
=008  930721i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 93005398 
=035  \\$aCBQ1888NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \\$aBF720.S45
=150  \0$aSenses and sensation in infants
=550  \0$wg$aInfant psychology
=550  \0$wg$aInfants$xPhysiology
=750  \2$81$wb$aSensation$5IEN$0(DNLM)D012677
=750  \2$81$wb$aInfant$5IEN$0(DNLM)D007223
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aSensation$iand$aInfant$5IEN

=LDR  00667cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880363160402441
=005  20120730164400.0
=008  930716i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 93005286 
=035  \\$aCBQ1791NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \\$aQP519.9.F56$cBiochemistry
=150  \0$aFluorescent probes
=550  \0$wg$aMolecular probes
=550  \0$aFluorescence spectroscopy
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 93-11620: Slavik, J. Fluorescent probes in cellular ... 1993.
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Fluorescent dyes x Fluorescent probes)
=670  \\$aChem abst.$b(Fluorescent substances, probes; Fluorescent substances, dyes)
=750  \2$aFluorescent Dyes$5IEN$0(DNLM)D005456

=LDR  03102cz  a2200277n  4500
=001  9880363160502441
=005  20130209162100.0
=008  930714i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 93005224 
=035  \\$aCBQ1733LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dWaU$dICLAM
=053  \0$aGN419.25$cEthnology
=053  \0$aRD119.5.B82$cSurgery
=150  \\$aBody piercing
=450  \\$aPiercing, Body
=550  \\$wg$aBody marking
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 93-172351: Gatewood, C. Primitives, 1992.
=670  \\$aNewsweek, 5/31/93:$bp. 65 (Body piercing)
=670  \\$aState of Kansas rules and regulations relating to the practice of tattooing, body piercing, and permanent cosmetics, 1997.
=670  \\$aWikipedia, Sept. 21, 2012$b(Body piercing, a form of body modification, is the practice of puncturing or cutting a part of the human body, creating an opening in which jewellery may be worn. The word piercing can refer to the act or practice of body piercing, or to an opening in the body created by this act or practice. Ear piercing and nose piercing have been particularly widespread and are well represented in historical records and among grave goods.)
=670  \\$aFlorida Department of Health website, Sept. 21, 2012$b(Body piercing, a form of body art, is the act of penetrating the skin to make, generally permanent in nature, a hole, mark, or scar. It does not include the use of a mechanized, pre-sterilized ear-piercing system that penetrates the outer perimeter or lobe of the ear or both.)
=670  \\$a2001043462: Gay, K. Body marks : tattooing, piercing, and scarification, c2002.
=670  \\$aDeMello, M. Encyclopedia of body adornment, 2007:$bintrod. (Body modification refers to the physical alteration of the body through the use of surgery, tattooing, piercing, scarification, branding, genital mutilation, implants, and other practices. Body modifications can be permanent or temporary, although most are permanent and alter the body forever.) Body piercing (Body piercing refers to the practice of using a needle to pierce the body, generally for the purposes of wearing jewelry, and piercing refers as well to the pierced part of the body, and sometimes to the jewelry worn. Body piercing can also refer to the practice of play piercings, in which parts of the body are pierced for ritual or sexual purposes, or even bloodletting, which was practiced, for example, by the ancient Mayans as well as a number of American Northwest Indians. Body piercings include those done on the earlobe and ear cartilage, the nostril and septum, the lips and mouth, the face, the genitals, the nipples, and other areas of the body.)
=670  \\$aMeSH browser, Sept. 21, 2012$b(Body Piercing. Scope Note: The perforation of an anatomical region for the wearing of jewelry. UF Ear Piercing; Eyebrow Piercing; Lip Piercing; Navel Piercing; Nipple Piercing; Piercing, Body; Tongue Piercing; in MeSH Tree Structures under Body Modification, Non-Therapeutic and under Punctures)
=675  \\$aCanadian subject headings;$aHennepin;$aRandom House;$aWeb. 3
=750  \2$aBody Piercing$0(DNLM)D046288$5IEN

=LDR  00860cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880363160602441
=005  20140401142848.0
=008  930713i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\c
=010  \\$ash 93005214 
=035  \\$aCBQ1723NU
=040  \\$aDGPO$beng$cDLC$dNjR$dDLC
=150  \\$aStalking
=550  \\$wg$aOffenses against the person
=670  \\$aWork cat.: U.S. Cong. Senate. Comm. on the Judiciary. Antistalking legislation, 1993:$bt.p. (Antistalking legislation)
=670  \\$aAm. Heritage.
=670  \\$aRandom House.
=670  \\$aWeb. 3.
=670  \\$aNewsweek, July 13, 1992$b(stalking laws)
=670  \\$aU.S. News & World report, Feb. 17, 1992$b(stalk and murder)
=670  \\$aStalking : prosecutors convict and restrict, 1997.
=675  \\$aBlack's law dict.;$aIndex to legal periodicals;$aLC database, July 9, 1993
=750  \2$aStalking$0(DNLM)D055807$5IEN

=LDR  00615cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880363160702441
=005  20120730164400.0
=008  930713i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 93005206 
=035  \\$aCBQ1715LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \\$aBF724.3.L68
=150  \0$aLove in adolescence
=550  \0$wg$aAdolescent psychology
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 92-203509: Alberoni, F. Il volo nuziale, 1992.
=750  \2$81$wb$aLove$5IEN$0(DNLM)D008149
=750  \2$81$wb$aAdolescent$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000293
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aLove$iand$aAdolescent$5IEN

=LDR  00999cz  a2200241n  4500
=001  9880363160802441
=005  20111226174121.0
=008  060313i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 93005118 
=035  \\$aCBQ1634LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aRadio frequency identification systems
=450  \\$aIdentification systems, Radio frequency
=450  \\$aRF/ID systems
=450  \\$aRFID systems
=550  \\$wg$aIdentification$xEquipment and supplies
=550  \\$wg$aRadio telemetry
=550  \\$aNear field communication
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Radio frequency identification reference book, c1992$b(RF/ID system)
=670  \\$aASTI:$bp. 1843, under radio frequency ("Update on radio frequency identification" in Materials Handling Eng May, 1990)
=670  \\$aLC database, July 7, 1993$b(Radio frequency identification)
=675  \\$aEngr. index;$aHennepin;$aIAC;$aINIS;$aMcGraw-Hill dict. S&T;$aNASA;$aWeb. 3
=750  \2$aRadio Frequency Identification Device$0(DNLM)D057233$5IEN

=LDR  00905cz  a2200241n  4500
=001  9880363160902441
=005  20120730164400.0
=008  930709||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 93005112 
=035  \\$aCBQ1628NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \\$aQP377$cPhysiology
=150  \0$aSolitary nucleus
=450  \0$aNucleus of solitary tract
=450  \0$aNucleus solitarius
=450  \0$aNucleus tractus solitarii
=450  \0$aSolitary tract nucleus
=550  \0$wg$aMedulla oblongata
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 93-26818: Nucleus of the solitary tract, 1993$b(nucleus tractus solitarii, solitary tract nucleus)
=670  \\$aDorland's med. dict.$b(Nucleus solitarius, solitary nucleus, called also nucleus of solitary tract, nucleus tractus solitarii)
=670  \\$aMedline, 1990-1993$b(solitarius, solitary nucleus, solitary tract)
=675  \\$aMESH
=750  \2$aSolitary Nucleus$5IEN$0(DNLM)D017552

=LDR  00648cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880363161002441
=005  20170228161549.0
=008  930706||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 93005046
=035  \\$aCBQ1568NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \0$aRM666.F49$cTherapeutics
=150  \\$aFilgrastim
=450  \\$aG-CSF (Colony-stimulating factor)
=450  \\$aGranulocyte-colony stimulating factor
=550  \\$wg$aColony-stimulating factors (Physiology)
=550  \\$wg$aRecombinant proteins
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 93-5548: Filgrastim in clinical practice, c1993.
=670  \\$aMEDLINE, 1990-1993.
=750  \2$aFilgrastim$0(DNLM)D000069585$5IEN

=LDR  00732cz  a2200253n  4500
=001  9880363161102441
=005  20120730164400.0
=008  930702i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 93005024 
=035  \\$aCBQ1548NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=150  \0$aDrooling
=450  \0$aSaliva control
=450  \0$aSialorrhea
=450  \0$aSialozemia
=550  \0$wg$aMouth$xAbnormalities
=550  \0$wg$aOral habits
=550  \0$aSaliva
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 93-158692: Johnson, H. A practical approach to saliva ... c1993.
=670  \\$aMedical word finder$b(Sialorrhea; Sialozemia)
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Sialorrhea)
=670  \\$aRandom House$b(Drool)
=675  \\$aDorland's med. dict.
=750  \2$aSialorrhea$5IEN$0(DNLM)D012798

=LDR  00714cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880363161202441
=005  20120730164359.0
=008  930628i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 93004932 
=035  \\$aCBQ1464NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aSpouses
=550  \\$wg$aPersons
=550  \\$aMarried people
=670  \\$aWeb. 3.
=670  \\$aRandom House.
=670  \\$aAmer. Heritage dict.
=670  \\$aWomen's thes.
=680  \\$iHere are entered works on marriage partners as individuals, and their relationship to each other. General works discussing married people collectively are entered under$aMarried people.
=681  \\$iNote under$aMarried people
=750  \2$aSpouses$5IEN$0(DNLM)D018454

=LDR  00955cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880363161302441
=005  20120730164359.0
=008  930622i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\c
=010  \\$ash 93004739 
=035  \\$aCBQ0211NU
=040  \\$aGU$cDLC
=150  \0$aSialidoses
=450  \0$aSialidosis
=550  \0$wg$aLipidoses
=550  \0$wg$aLysosomal storage diseases
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Sialidases and sialidoses, c1981:$bPref. ("... those forms of mucolipidoses due to sialidase deficiency, the 'Sialidoses'")
=670  \\$aDorland's med. dict.$b(sialidosis)
=670  \\$aStedman's med. dict.$b("sialidosis ... Cherry-red spot myoclonus syndrome")
=670  \\$aMerritt's textbook of neurology, 1989:$bpp. 519-522 (Sialidosis, sialidoses; patients with sialidoses have a deficiency of alpha-L-neuraminidase, also known as sialidose; macular cherry-red spot myoclonus syndrome is one type)
=675  \\$aMESH
=750  \2$aMucolipidoses$5IEN-M$0(DNLM)D009081

=LDR  00877cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880363161402441
=005  20120730164359.0
=008  930621||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\c
=010  \\$ash 93004707 
=035  \\$aCBQ0181NU
=040  \\$aGU$cDLC
=150  \0$aNeuraminidase
=450  \0$aSialidase
=550  \0$wg$aGlycosidases
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Sialidases and sialidoses, c1981:$bp. 3 ("The enzymes grouped under the heading N-acetylneuraminosylglycohydrolase (EC 3.2.1.18) or sialidase (neuraminidase) ...")
=670  \\$aDorland's med. dict.$b(sialidase)
=670  \\$aMESH$b(neuraminidase; x-ref from sialidase)
=670  \\$aStedman's med. dict.$b(sialidase)
=670  \\$aStenesh, J. Dict. biochem. mol. biol.$b(neuraminidase, sialidase)
=670  \\$aMEDLINE$b(neuraminidase used as text word more frequently than sialidase)
=750  \2$aNeuraminidase$5IEN$0(DNLM)D009439

=LDR  00604cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880363161502441
=005  20120730164359.0
=008  930618i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 93004641 
=035  \\$aCBQ0129NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=150  \0$aUterus$xContraction
=450  \0$aMyometrial contraction
=450  \0$aMyometrium$xContraction
=450  \0$aUterine contractility
=450  \0$aUterine contraction
=450  \0$aUterus$xContractility
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 93-25469: Control of uterine contractility, 1993$b(myometrial contractility)
=750  \2$aUterine Contraction$5IEN$0(DNLM)D014590

=LDR  00672cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880363161602441
=005  20120730164359.0
=008  930618||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 93004625 
=035  \\$aCBQ0114NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=150  \0$aNeovascularization inhibitors
=450  \0$aAngiogenesis inhibitors
=450  \0$aTumor angiogenesis inhibitors
=550  \0$wg$aAntineoplastic agents
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 93-152162: Lane, I.W. Sharks don't get cancer, c1992.
=670  \\$aJ. experimental medicine, 1975:$bv. 141, pp. 427-439.
=670  \\$aNew England j. medicine, 1971:$bv. 285, pp. 1182-1186.
=750  \2$aAngiogenesis Inhibitors$5IEN$0(DNLM)D020533

=LDR  00715cz  a2200241n  4500
=001  9880363161702441
=005  20120730164359.0
=008  930608||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 93004330 
=035  \\$aCBP9865NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \\$aRC684.C34$cCardiac therapy
=150  \0$aNisoldipine
=550  \0$wg$aCalcium$xAntagonists
=550  \0$wg$aCarboxylic acids
=550  \0$wg$aHypotensive agents
=550  \0$wg$aPyridine
=550  \0$wg$aVasodilators
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 93-116405: Workshop on nisoldipine in coronary artery diseases and myocardial infarction (1992 : London).
=670  \\$aMESH.
=670  \\$aUSAN/USP.
=675  \\$aMerck
=750  \2$aNisoldipine$5IEN-M$0(DNLM)D015737

=LDR  00887cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880363161802441
=005  20050523084705.0
=008  930608i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\c
=010  \\$ash 93004306 
=035  \\$aCBP9841LC
=040  \\$aCSfA$cDLC
=053  \0$aQL737.C24
=150  \\$aHyaenidae
=550  \\$wg$aCarnivora
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Hunt, R.M. Evolution of the aeluroid Carnivora : hyaenid affinities of the Miocene carnivoran Tungurictis spocki from Inner Mongolia, 1991$b("Preparation and reinterpretation of the auditory region demonstrates that Tungurictis belongs to an early lineage of Hyaenidae, although it has long been regarded as a viverrid.")
=670  \\$aWalker mam. world:$bv. 2, p. 1177 (Hyaenidae: family of three recent genera and four species: aardwolf (Proteles cristatus) and 3 species of hyenas (genera Hyaena and Crocuta))
=750  \2$aHyaenidae$0(DNLM)D045968$5IEN

=LDR  00463cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880363161902441
=005  20120730164359.0
=008  100519i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|n\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash2010009369
=035  \\$aCBP9369NU
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aHypopharynx$xCancer
=667  \\$aRecord generated for validation purposes.
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Kleinsasser, O. Tumors of the larynx and hypopharynx, 1988
=750  \2$aHypopharyngeal Neoplasms$5IEN$0(DNLM)D007012

=LDR  00799nz  a2200241n  4500
=001  9880363162002441
=005  19980630200219.0
=005  19930702134035.5
=008  930514i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 93003441 
=035  \\$aCBP7545NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \\$aQR201.P7333
=150  \0$aPorphyromonas gingivalis
=450  \0$aBacteroides gingivalis
=550  \0$wg$aPorphyromonas
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 93-17936: Biology of the species Porphyromonas gingivalis.
=670  \\$aBergey's manual of systematic bacteriology.
=670  \\$aDavis. Microbiology.
=670  \\$aMedline.
=670  \\$aDr. Newbrun. Nat. Inst. Dental Research. Lab. of microbial ecology$b(personal communication)
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Bacteroides gingivalis)
=750  \2$aPorphyromonas gingivales$5IEN-M

=LDR  00679cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880363162102441
=005  20120730164359.0
=008  930514i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 93003440 
=035  \\$aCBP7544NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \\$aQR82.B35
=150  \0$aPorphyromonas
=550  \0$wg$aBacteroidaceae
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 93-17936: Biology of the species Porphyromonas gingivalis, 1993.
=670  \\$aBergey's manual of systematic bacteriology.
=670  \\$aDavis. Microbiology.
=670  \\$aMedline.
=670  \\$aDr. Newbrun. Nat. Inst. Dental Research. Lab. of microbial ecology$b(personal communication)
=750  \2$aPorphyromonas$5IEN$0(DNLM)D017861

=LDR  00525cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880363162202441
=005  20120216094634.0
=008  930513i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\c
=010  \\$ash 93003414 
=035  \\$aCBP7518LC
=040  \\$aOrU$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aEndophytes
=550  \\$wg$aPlants
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Liu, T. The association between fungal endophytes and the jumping gall wasp ... 1991.
=670  \\$aJohnston, L. Nitrogen-fixing endophytes ... 1980.
=670  \\$aWeb. 3.
=750  \2$aEndophytes$0(DNLM)D060026$5IEN

=LDR  00342cz  a2200121n  4500
=001  9880363162302441
=005  20080509103229.0
=008  930510i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|n\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 93003278 
=035  \\$aCBP7392NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aMusculoskeletal system$xAbnormalities
=750  \2$aMusculoskeletal Abnormalities$0(DNLM)D009139$5IEN

=LDR  00742cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880363162402441
=005  20120730164359.0
=008  930510i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 93003272 
=035  \\$aCBP7386NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=150  \0$aProteus syndrome
=450  \0$aElephant man disease
=450  \0$aProteiform syndrome
=450  \0$aWiedemann syndrome
=550  \0$wg$aEmbryonal tumors
=550  \0$wg$aMultiple tumors
=550  \0$wg$aMusculoskeletal system$xAbnormalities
=550  \0$wg$aSyndromes
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Proteus syndrome x Elephant man disease)
=670  \\$aJablonski's dict. syndromes$b(Proteus syndrome. Syn: Wiedemann syndrome, proteiform syndrome)
=750  \2$aProteus Syndrome$5IEN$0(DNLM)D016715

=LDR  00526cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880363162502441
=005  20120730164359.0
=008  930427i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 93002878 
=035  \\$aCBP5744LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \\$aQK495.C385$cBotany
=150  \0$aCatha
=550  \0$wg$aCelastraceae
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 89-966267: Sa�d�i, �A.F. al-Q�at f�i al-Yaman, 1983$b(Catha)
=670  \\$aWeb. 3$b(Catha, Celastraceae)
=670  \\$aHortus 3$b(Catha)
=750  \2$aCatha$5IEN$0(DNLM)D029754

=LDR  06166cz  a2200469n  4500
=001  9882581728902441
=005  20250501092146.0
=008  030328i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\|
=010  \\$ash 93002781
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh 93002781
=035  \\$a(LIBRARY_OF_CONGRESS)98170180900000041
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dMdBE$dICLAM$dNIC
=053  \0$aGN484
=150  \\$aFemale genital mutilation
=450  \\$aCircumcision, Female
=450  \\$aClitoridotomy
=450  \\$wnne$aFemale circumcision
=450  \\$aFemale genital cutting
=450  \\$aFemale genital modification
=450  \\$aFGC (Female genital cutting)
=450  \\$aFGM (Female genital mutilation)
=450  \\$aGenital cutting, Female
=450  \\$aGenital mutilation, Female
=450  \\$aMutilation, Female genital
=550  \\$wg$aBody marking
=550  \\$wg$aClitoris$xSurgery
=550  \\$wg$aInitiation rites
=670  \\$aHennepin$b(Clitoridectomy x Female circumcision)
=670  \\$aWomen's thes.$b(Female circumcision)
=670  \\$aFemale circumcision, 1988:$bp. 51 (In practice the term "female circumcision" is used for several kinds of clitoral or genital manipulations)
=670  \\$aDorland's med. dict.$b(circumcision: female circumcision; clitoridotomy)
=670  \\$aWashington Post, April 13, 1993:$bp. 9, Health section (Female circumcision)
=670  \\$aWashington Post, June 14, 1996:$bp. A6 (female genital mutilation; genital mutilation)
=670  \\$aBoyle, E.H. Female genital cutting, 2002:$bp. 25 (FGC: African feminists and scholars have criticized "female genital mutilation" for being ethnocentric; others adopt the term "female genital modifications" because the acronym "FGM" has become widely recognized)
=670  \\$aMeSH browser, Sept. 21, 2012$b(Circumcision, Female. Scope Note: A general term encompassing three types of excision of the external female genitalia - Sunna, clitoridectomy, and infibulation. It is associated with severe health risks and has been declared illegal in many places, but continues to be widely practiced in a number of countries, particularly in Africa. UF Clitorectomy; Clitoridectomy; Female Circumcision; Genital Mutilation, Female; Infibulation. In MeSH Tree Structures under Cosmetic Techniques - Body Modification, Non-Therapeutic and also under Surgical Procedures, Operative - Body Modification, Non-Therapeutic)
=670  \\$aWikipedia, Sept. 21, 2012$b(under Body modification: Types: Female genital cutting/Labiaplasty/Clitoral hood reduction - removal of the labia minora or the clitoral hood) Female genital mutilation (Female genital mutilation (FGM), also known as female genital cutting and female circumcision, is defined by the World Health Organization (WHO) as "all procedures that involve partial or total removal of the external female genitalia, or other injury to the female genital organs for non-medical reasons. FGM is typically carried out on girls from a few days old to puberty." The WHO has offered four classifications of FGM. The main three are Type I, removal of the clitoral hood, almost invariably accompanied by removal of the clitoris itself (clitoridectomy); Type II, removal of the clitoris and inner labia; and Type III (infibulation), removal of all or part of the inner and outer labia, and usually the clitoris, and the fusion of the wound, leaving a small hole for the passage of urine and menstrual blood--the fused wound is opened for intercourse and childbirth. Several miscellaneous acts are categorized as Type IV. These range from a symbolic pricking or piercing of the clitoris or labia, to cauterization of the clitoris, cutting into the vagina to widen it (gishiri cutting), and introducing corrosive substances to tighten it; Other terms in use, apart from female circumcision, include female genital cutting (FGC), female genital surgeries, female genital alteration, female genital excision, and female genital modification. Several countries refer to Type 1 FGM as sunna circumcision. It is also known as kakia, and in Sierra Leone as bundu)
=670  \\$aSex and social justice, 1999:$bpage 119 (Although discussions sometimes use the terms 'female circumcision' and 'clitoridectomy,' 'female genital mutilation' (FGM) is the standard generic term for all these procedures in the medical literature. [...] The term 'female circumcision' has been rejected by international medical practitioners because it suggests the fallacious analogy to male circumcision, which is generally believed to have either no effect or a positive effect on physical health and sexual functioning.)
=670  \\$aUNFPA [United Nations Population Fund] website, accessed April 22, 2022:$bFemale genital mutilation (FGM) frequently asked questions (When the practice first came to international attention, it was generally referred to as 'female circumcision.' [...] However, the term 'female circumcision' has been criticized for drawing a parallel with male circumcision and creating confusion between the two distinct practices. [...] It is also sometimes argued that the term obscures the serious physical and psychological effects of genital cutting on women. UNFPA does not encourage use of the term 'female circumcision' because the health implications of male and female circumcision are very different.)$uhttps://www.unfpa.org/resources/female-genital-mutilation-fgm-frequently-asked-questions#FGM_terms
=670  \\$aWorld Health Organization, 2022:$bFemale genital mutilation [fact sheet] (Female genital mutilation (FGM) comprises all procedures that involve partial or total removal of the external femal genitalia, or other injury to the female genital organs for non-medical reasons)$uhttps://www.who.int/news-room/fact-sheets/detail/female-genital-mutilation
=680  \\$iHere are entered works on practices that involve surgery of the external female genital organs and that may vary in extent from simple cutting of the clitoral prepuce to total excision of the clitoris and parts of the labia.
=688  \\$aHeading changed from Female circumcision to Female genital mutilation in July 2023.
=750  \2$aCircumcision, Female$0(DNLM)D019093$5IEN

=LDR  00593cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880363162702441
=005  20120730164358.0
=008  930423||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 93002717 
=035  \\$aCBP5587NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aRF294.5.O76$cAudiometry
=150  \0$aOtoacoustic emissions
=450  \0$aEmissions, Otoacoustic
=550  \0$wg$aBioacoustics
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 90-216467: Cochlear mechanisms and otoacoustic emissions, c1990.
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Otoacoustic emissions, Spontaneous)
=750  \2$aOtoacoustic Emissions, Spontaneous$5IEN$0(DNLM)D017084

=LDR  00617cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880363162802441
=005  20120730164358.0
=008  930422i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 93002701 
=035  \\$aCBP5573NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=150  \0$aPatient-controlled analgesia
=450  \0$aPCA (Patient-controlled analgesia)
=550  \0$wg$aAnalgesia
=550  \0$wg$aSelf medication
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 93-1605: Heath, M.L. Patient controlled analgesia, 1993$b(Patient controlled analgesia, PCA)
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Analgesia, Patient-Controlled)
=750  \2$aAnalgesia, Patient-Controlled$5IEN$0(DNLM)D016058

=LDR  00736cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880363162902441
=005  20091030091429.0
=008  930422i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 93002693 
=035  \\$aCBP5567LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \0$aQK898.S43$cBotanical chemistry
=150  \\$aSeed storage compounds
=450  \\$aStorage compounds, Seed
=550  \\$wg$aOrganic compounds
=550  \\$wg$aSeeds
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 93-17705: Seed storage compounds, 1993.
=670  \\$aLC data base, 4/15/93$b(seed storage proteins, seed storage proteins and lectins)
=670  \\$aBiol. & agr. index:$bv. 77, no. 11, p. 818 (seed storage protein)
=675  \\$aCAB thes.
=750  \2$aSeed Storage Proteins$0(DNLM)D055314$5IEN

=LDR  00982cz  a2200265n  4500
=001  9880363163002441
=005  20070525085928.0
=008  930420i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 93002608 
=035  \\$aCBP5484NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \\$aRB127
=150  \0$aReferred pain
=450  \0$aHeterotopic pain
=450  \0$aTelalgia
=450  \0$aTransferred pain
=450  \0$aSynalgia
=550  \0$wg$aPain
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 93-10736: New trends in referred pain and hyperalgesia editors, 1993$b(transferred pain)
=670  \\$aDorland's med. dict.$b(pain: referred p.)
=670  \\$aStedman's med. dict.$b(pain: referred p.)
=670  \\$aInter. dict. med. biol.$b(pain: referred p. Also called heterotopic pain, synalgia, telalgia)
=675  \\$aMESH
=680  \\$iHere are entered works on pain perceived as coming from a region remote from its actual origin, such as pain felt in the arm in heart disease.
=750  \2$aPain, Referred$0(DNLM)D053591$5IEN

=LDR  00634cz   2200205n  4500
=001  9880363163102441
=005  20241022102013.0
=008  930416||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 93002533
=035  \\$aCBP5414NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \\$aQP552.Z55
=150  \0$aZinc-finger proteins
=450  \0$aZinc fingers
=550  \0$wg$aZinc proteins
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 93-1623: Zinc-finger proteins in oncogenesis, 1993.
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Zinc fingers)
=750  \2$aZinc Fingers$0(DNLM)D016335$5IEN
=750  \2$iNarrower mapping$aKruppel-Like Factor 4$0(DNLM)D000090062$4NM$5IEN-M
=930  \\$aMeSH Mapping GN 2024/10/08

=LDR  00873cz  a2200253n  4500
=001  9880363163202441
=005  20120730164358.0
=008  930412||\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 93002348 
=035  \\$aCBP5250NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \0$aQP363.3
=150  \\$aNeural networks (Neurobiology)
=450  \\$aBiological neural networks
=450  \\$aNets, Neural (Neurobiology)
=450  \\$aNetworks, Neural (Neurobiology)
=450  \\$aNeural nets (Neurobiology)
=550  \\$wg$aCognitive neuroscience
=550  \\$wg$aNeurobiology
=550  \\$aNeural circuitry
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 93-20503: Rethinking neural networks, c1993$b(biological neural networks)
=670  \\$aMEDLINE$b(neural networks)
=670  \\$aPhone call to Karl H. Pribram, 3/22/93$b(neural networks is not the same as neural circuitry)
=750  \2$aNerve Net$5IEN$0(DNLM)D009415

=LDR  01062cz  a2200277n  4500
=001  9880363163302441
=005  20120730164358.0
=008  030801i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 93002326 
=035  \\$aCBP5230HS
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dHU$dDLC
=053  \0$aQH442.6
=150  \\$aTransgenic organisms
=450  \\$aGenetically engineered organisms
=450  \\$aGenetically modified organisms
=450  \\$aGEOs (Genetically engineered organisms)
=450  \\$aGMOs (Genetically modified organisms)
=550  \\$wg$aOrganisms
=550  \\$aGenetic engineering
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 93019390: Transgenic organisms, c1993.
=670  \\$aMcGraw-Hill dict. sci. tech.$b(transgenic organism)
=670  \\$aLC database, April 5, 1993$b(genetically engineered organisms)
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Organisms, Genetically Modified)
=670  \\$aWikipedia, February 13, 2009:$bGenetically modified organism (GMO; GMOs)
=675  \\$aWeb. 3;$aRandom House;$aBiol. & agr. index, v. 78, no. 2
=750  \2$aOrganisms, Genetically Modified$5IEN$0(DNLM)D030781

=LDR  00837cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880363163402441
=005  20120730164358.0
=008  040226i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 93002321 
=035  \\$aCBP5225NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aRC925.53
=150  \\$aMusculoskeletal diseases in old age
=450  \\$aGeriatric musculoskeletal diseases
=550  \\$wg$aMusculoskeletal system$xDiseases
=550  \\$wg$aOlder people$xDiseases
=550  \\$aGeriatric orthopedics
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 93001426: Aging, musculoskeletal disorders and care of the frail elderly, c1993.
=750  \2$81$wb$aMusculoskeletal Diseases$5IEN$0(DNLM)D009140
=750  \2$81$wb$aAged$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000368
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aMusculoskeletal Diseases$iand$aAged$5IEN

=LDR  00579cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880363163502441
=005  20050606093009.0
=008  930401i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 93001918 
=035  \\$aCBP4947NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \0$aQH212.T7
=150  \\$aTransmission electron microscopy
=550  \\$wg$aElectron microscopy
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 93-10483: Flegler, S.L. Scanning and transmission electron microscopy, 1993.
=670  \\$aLC data base, 3/29/93$b(transmission electron microscopy)
=750  \2$aMicroscopy, Electron, Transmission$0(DNLM)D046529$5IEN

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=010  \\$ash2010116794
=035  \\$aCBP4178NU
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aTraditional medicine$zAfrica
=667  \\$aRecord generated for validation purposes.
=670  \\$aWork cat.: The magic of our local herbs, c1974
=750  \2$aMedicine, African Traditional$5IEN$0(DNLM)D016488

=LDR  00514cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880363163702441
=005  20070511140237.0
=008  930422i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 93002697 
=035  \\$aCBP2934LC
=035  \\$ash 93002697
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aSF809.C6
=150  \\$aClostridium diseases in animals
=550  \\$wg$aBacterial diseases in animals
=670  \\$aMerck vet.:$bpp. 322-329 (Clostridial diseases)
=750  \2$aClostridium Infections$xveterinary$0(DNLM)D003015Q000662$5IEN

=LDR  00860cz  a2200265n  4500
=001  9880363163802441
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=008  930406i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 93002060 
=035  \\$aCBP2905NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=150  \0$aBladder$xObstructions
=450  \0$aBladder neck contracture
=450  \0$aBladder neck obstruction
=450  \0$aBladder neck stenosis
=450  \0$aBladder neck stricture
=450  \0$aBladder obstruction
=450  \0$aObstructions of the bladder
=550  \0$wg$aBladder$xDiseases
=550  \0$aProstate$xHypertrophy
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 93-17233: Pathogenesis of prostate obstruction, c1993.
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Bladder neck obstruction)
=670  \\$aICD9-CM$b(596.0;753.6)
=670  \\$aDorland's med. dict.$b(Obstruction)
=750  \2$aUrinary Bladder Neck Obstruction$0(DNLM)D001748$5IEN

=LDR  00660cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880363163902441
=005  20120730164354.0
=008  921217i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 93010061 
=035  \\$aCBN2154NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \0$aSports injuries in children
=450  \0$wnne$aSports for children$xAccidents and injuries
=550  \0$wg$aChildren$xWounds and injuries
=550  \0$wg$aPediatric sports medicine
=750  \2$81$wb$aAthletic Injuries$5IEN$0(DNLM)D001265
=750  \2$81$wb$aChild$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002648
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aAthletic Injuries$iand$aChild$5IEN

=LDR  00590cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880363164002441
=005  20120730164354.0
=008  921208i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 92006518 
=035  \\$aCBN2071NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \0$aGram-positive bacteria
=550  \0$wg$aBacteria
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 92-48294: Bacillus subtilis and other gram-positive bacteria.
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Gram-Positive Bacteria)
=670  \\$aMicrobiology, 4th ed.:$bpp. 14-15, 1990.
=670  \\$aWeb. 3$b(Gram-positive bacteria)
=750  \2$aGram-Positive Bacteria$5IEN$0(DNLM)D006094

=LDR  00641cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880363164102441
=005  20120730164354.0
=008  060829i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 92006513 
=035  \\$aCBN2066NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aRJ299
=150  \\$aPain in newborn infants
=550  \\$wg$aNewborn infants$xDiseases
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 92-48284: Pain in neonates, c1993.
=675  \\$aMESH
=750  \2$81$wb$aPain$5IEN$0(DNLM)D010146
=750  \2$81$wb$aInfant, Newborn$5IEN$0(DNLM)D007231
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aPain$iand$aInfant, Newborn$5IEN

=LDR  01133cz  a2200265n  4500
=001  9880363164202441
=005  20251029111649.0
=008  921208i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 92006496
=035  \\$aCBN2050NU
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh 92006496
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \0$aHealth services accessibility
=450  \0$aAccess to health care
=450  \0$aAccessibility of health services
=450  \0$aAvailability of health services
=450  \0$aMedical care$xAccess
=550  \0$wg$aMedical care
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 92-48299: Institute of Medicine (U.S.). Committee on Monitoring Access to Personal Health Care Services, Access to health care in America, 1993$b(access to health care)
=670  \\$aMESH$b(health services accessibility, x access to health care, accessibility of health services, availability of health services)
=670  \\$aLC data base, 12/2/92$b(access to health care)
=675  \\$aIAC;$aHennepin
=750  \2$aHealth Services Accessibility$0(DNLM)D006297$5IEN
=750  \2$iNarrower mapping$aAccess to Primary Care$0(DNLM)D000092863$4NM$5IEN
=930  \\$aMeSH Mapping GN 2025/05/09

=LDR  00947cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880363164302441
=005  20120730164353.0
=008  921204i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 92006454 
=035  \\$aCBN2012NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \0$aAcademic medical centers
=450  \0$aAcademic health centers
=450  \0$aUniversity medical centers
=550  \0$wg$aMedical centers
=550  \0$wg$aUniversities and colleges
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 92-75185: Promoting community health : the role of the academic health center, 1992$b("Academic health centers consist of an allopathic or osteopathic school of medicine, at least one other health professions school or program, and one or more teaching hospitals)
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Academic medical centers)
=670  \\$aLC data base, 11/16/92$b(academic health centers, academic medical centers, university medical centers)
=750  \2$aAcademic Medical Centers$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000046

=LDR  00689cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880363164402441
=005  20160428153817.0
=008  921203i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 92006421
=035  \\$aCBN1985NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aImpulse control disorders in children
=550  \\$wg$aChild psychopathology
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 92-48239: Handbook of childhood impulse disorders and ADHD ... c1993.
=750  \2$81$wb$aDisruptive, Impulse Control, and Conduct Disorders$5IEN$0(DNLM)D007174
=750  \2$81$wb$aChild$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002648
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aImpulse Control Disorders$iand$aChild$5IEN

=LDR  00803cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880363164502441
=005  20160428153712.0
=008  921203i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 92006420
=035  \\$aCBN1984NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \0$aImpulse control disorders
=450  \0$aDisorders, Impulse control
=450  \0$aImpulse disorders
=550  \0$wg$aPsychology, Pathological
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 92-48239: Handbook of childhood impulse disorders and ADHD ... c1993.
=670  \\$aAmerican psychiatric glossary$b(impulse disorders)
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Impulse control disorders)
=670  \\$aDSMIIIR$b(Impulse control disorders not otherwise specified)
=675  \\$aThes. psych. index terms
=750  \2$aDisruptive, Impulse Control, and Conduct Disorders$5IEN$0(DNLM)D007174

=LDR  00559cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880363164602441
=005  20120730164353.0
=008  921130i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 92006393 
=035  \\$aCBN1961LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \0$aQK495.B8
=150  \\$aBursera
=550  \\$wg$aBurseraceae
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 92-200529: M�etodos cuantitativos en la biogeograf�ia, 1984$b(Bursera)
=670  \\$aWeb. 3$b(bursera: the type genus of Burseraceae)
=670  \\$aInd. nom. gen. (plant.)$b(Bursera)
=750  \2$aBursera$5IEN$0(DNLM)D031233

=LDR  00762cz  a2200241n  4500
=001  9880363164702441
=005  20100723140407.0
=008  921128||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 92006380 
=035  \\$aCBN1948NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=150  \\$aPatellofemoral joint
=450  \\$aFemoro-patellar joint
=450  \\$aFemoropatellar joint
=450  \\$aPatello-femoral joint
=550  \\$wg$aFemur
=550  \\$wg$aJoints
=550  \\$wg$aPatella
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 92-48244: The patellofemoral joint ... 1993.
=670  \\$aLC data base, 11/23/92$b(patellofemoral; patello-femoral; femoro-patellar)
=670  \\$aIntl. dict. med. biol.:$bunder joint (femoropatellar joint)
=675  \\$aMESH
=750  \2$aPatellofemoral Joint$0(DNLM)D057071$5IEN

=LDR  00842cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880363164802441
=005  20120730164353.0
=008  921121||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\c
=010  \\$ash 92006316 
=035  \\$aCBN1890NU
=040  \\$aDGPO$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \0$aEthiofos
=450  \0$aGammaphos
=450  \0$aWR-2721 (Drug)
=550  \0$wg$aOrganophosphorus compounds
=550  \0$wg$aRadiation-protective agents
=670  \\$aWork cat.: U.S. Cong. Senate. Comm. on the Judiciary. Private patent extensions, 1992:$bt.p. (Ethiofos (WR2721); to extend the patent term for the nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drug Ansaid)
=670  \\$aChem. abst.$b(20537-88-6)
=670  \\$aBillups Am. drug index.$b(Ethiofos, formerly gammaphos)
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Ethiofos x Gammaphos, WR-2721)
=675  \\$aMerck
=750  \2$aAmifostine$5IEN$0(DNLM)D004999

=LDR  00680cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880363164902441
=005  20120730164353.0
=008  921120i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 92006297 
=035  \\$aCBN1874NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRJ463.I54
=150  \\$aDeglutition disorders in infants
=550  \\$wg$aInfants$xDiseases
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 92-223083: Wolf, L.S. Feeding and swallowing disorders in infancy, c1992.
=750  \2$81$wb$aDeglutition Disorders$5IEN$0(DNLM)D003680
=750  \2$81$wb$aInfant$5IEN$0(DNLM)D007223
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aDeglutition Disorders$iand$aInfant$5IEN

=LDR  00644cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880363165002441
=005  20120730164353.0
=008  921120i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 92006295 
=035  \\$aCBN1872NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aHearing disorders in infants
=550  \\$wg$aCommunicative disorders in infants
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 92-70246: Screening children for auditory function, c1992.
=750  \2$81$wb$aHearing Disorders$5IEN$0(DNLM)D006311
=750  \2$81$wb$aInfant$5IEN$0(DNLM)D007223
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aHearing Disorders$iand$aInfant$5IEN

=LDR  00660cz  a2200241n  4500
=001  9880363165102441
=005  20120730164353.0
=008  921120i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 92006280 
=035  \\$aCBN1857NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQP109
=150  \0$aBaroreflexes
=450  \0$aBaroceptor reflexes
=450  \0$aBaroreceptor reflexes
=450  \0$aPressoceptor reflexes
=450  \0$aPressoreceptor reflexes
=550  \0$wg$aBaroreceptors
=550  \0$wg$aReflexes
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 92-224806: Eckberg, D.L. Human baroreflexes ... 1992.
=670  \\$aMEDLARS.
=675  \\$aMESH
=750  \2$aBaroreflex$5IEN$0(DNLM)D017704

=LDR  01236cz  a2200253n  4500
=001  9880363165202441
=005  20120730164353.0
=008  911220i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 91006353 
=035  \\$aCBN1814NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aTR681.D43
=150  \0$aPostmortem photography
=450  \0$aMemorial photography
=450  \0$aPhotography of the dead
=450  \0$aPhotography, Postmortem
=550  \0$wg$aPortrait photography
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Sleeping beauty : memorial photography in America, 1990:$bpref. (postmortem photography)
=675  \\$aLC data base, 12/18/91;$aHennepin;$aFocal encyc. photog.;$aPict. encyc. photog.;$aEncyc. photog.
=680  \\$iHere are entered works on photography of deceased persons taken as part of the mourning and memorialization process as well as collections of such photographs. Works on photography applied for purposes of evidence, identification, etc. are entered under$aLegal photography.
=681  \\$iNote under$aLegal photography
=750  \2$81$wb$aAutopsy$5IEN$0(DNLM)D001344
=750  \2$81$wb$aPhotography$5IEN$0(DNLM)D010781
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aAutopsy$iand$aPhotography$5IEN

=LDR  00621cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880363165302441
=005  20120730164353.0
=008  921110i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 92006165 
=035  \\$aCBN0163NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aBF720.A58
=150  \0$aAnxiety in infants
=550  \0$wg$aInfant psychology
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Brody, S. Anxiety and ego formation in infancy, c1992.
=750  \2$81$wb$aAnxiety$5IEN$0(DNLM)D001007
=750  \2$81$wb$aInfant$5IEN-M$0(DNLM)D007223
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aAnxiety$iand$aInfant$5IEN

=LDR  00615cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880363165402441
=005  20120730164353.0
=008  921110i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 92006164 
=035  \\$aCBN0162LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \\$aBF720.E35
=150  \0$aEgo (Psychology) in infants
=550  \0$wg$aInfant psychology
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Brody, S. Anxiety and ego formation in infancy, c1992.
=750  \2$81$wb$aEgo$5IEN$0(DNLM)D004532
=750  \2$81$wb$aInfant$5IEN$0(DNLM)D007223
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aEgo$iand$aInfant$5IEN

=LDR  00526cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880363165502441
=005  20120730164352.0
=008  921105||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 92006106 
=035  \\$aCBN0107NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \\$aQP552.T47
=150  \0$aThrombospondins
=550  \0$wg$aGlycoproteins
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 92-49064: Thrombospondin, 1993.
=670  \\$aChem. abst.:$bThrombospondins see Glycoproteins, thrombospondins.
=670  \\$aMEDLINE.
=750  \2$aThrombospondins$5IEN$0(DNLM)D019699

=LDR  00808cz  a2200253n  4500
=001  9880363165602441
=005  20120730164352.0
=008  921102i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 92006037 
=035  \\$aCBN0039NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRD119.5.F33
=150  \0$aFacelift
=450  \0$aFace lift
=450  \0$aFacelifts
=450  \0$aRhytidectomy
=450  \0$aRhytidoplasty
=550  \0$wg$aFace$xSurgery
=550  \0$wg$aSurgery, Plastic
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 92-49030: Hamra, S.T. Composite rhytidectomy, 1993$b(Face lift, face-lift, rhytidectomy)
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Rhytidoplasty x face lift x rhytidectomy)
=670  \\$aLC data base, 10/30/92$b(facelift; face lift)
=670  \\$aGould med. dict.$b(Face lift=rhytidoplasty)
=750  \2$aRhytidoplasty$5IEN$0(DNLM)D015361

=LDR  01567cz  a2200265n  4500
=001  9880363165702441
=005  20080323143847.0
=008  030318i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 92006022 
=035  \\$aCBN0027NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dWaU$dDLC
=053  \0$aQP624.5.M58
=150  \\$aMitochondrial DNA
=450  \\$aMitochondrial genome
=450  \\$aMitochondrial genomes
=450  \\$amtDNA
=550  \\$wg$aExtrachromosomal DNA
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 92049034: Mitochondrial DNA in human pathology, 1993.
=670  \\$aMESH$b(DNA, Mitochondrial)
=670  \\$aScience dictionary, via AccessScience, Mar. 18, 2003$b(mitochondrial genome: See mitochondrial deoxyribonucleic acid; mitochondrial deoxyribonucleic acid [BIOCHEMISTRY] The circular deoxyribonucleic acid duplex, generally 5 to 10 copies, contained within a mitochondrion and maternally inherited since only the egg cell contributes significant numbers of mitochondria to the zygote. Abbreviated mtDNA. Also known as mitochondrial genome.)
=670  \\$aStefanovi�c, S. Molecular systematics and chloroplast genome evolution of Convolvulaceae, 2002:$bp. 4 ("DNA sequence information from all three plant genomes, chloroplast DNA, mitochondrial DNA, and nuclear DNA")
=670  \\$aThe organization and expression of the mitochondrial genome, 1980.
=670  \\$aAnalysis of the structure and informational content of the mitochondrial genome in the yeast Saccharomyces cerevisiae, 1973.
=670  \\$aMitokhondrial�ny�i genom, 1990.
=750  \2$aDNA, Mitochondrial$0(DNLM)D004272$5IEN

=LDR  00775cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880363165802441
=005  20110428154417.0
=008  921029i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 92005993 
=035  \\$aCBN0004LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \0$aQK568.M52
=150  \\$aMicroalgae
=450  \\$aMicro-algae
=550  \\$wg$aAlgae
=550  \\$wg$aMicroorganisms
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 92-21125: Ultrastructure of microalgae, 1993.
=670  \\$aMicroalgae for food and feed, 1978.
=670  \\$aStudies on microalgae and photosynthetic bacteria, 1963.
=670  \\$aLC data base, 10/27/92$b(microalgae, micro-algae)
=675  \\$aWeb. 3;$aBold algae;$aLee phycology;$aSwartz coll. dict. botany;$aBiol. 7 agr. index v. 44
=750  \2$aMicroalgae$0(DNLM)D058086$5IEN

=LDR  01021cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880363165902441
=005  20120730164352.0
=008  921021i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 92005908 
=035  \\$aCBM9929NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=150  \0$aHealth transition
=450  \0$aEpidemiological transition
=450  \0$aTransition, Epidemiological
=450  \0$aTransition, Health
=550  \0$wg$aEpidemiology
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 92-28566: Bumgarner, J.R. China : long-term issues ... 1992$b(health transition)
=670  \\$aMedline, 7/22/92$b(health transition, epidemiological transition)
=670  \\$aLC data base, 7/22/92$b(health transition, epidemiological transition)
=675  \\$aMESH;$aStedman's med. dict.;Public health & prev. med/last
=680  \\$iHere are entered works on the mortality decline and changes in disease occurrence from primarily communicable diseases to chronic non-communicable diseases that occur with economic development.
=750  \2$aHealth Transition$5IEN$0(DNLM)D019456

=LDR  01191cz  a2200253n  4500
=001  9880363166002441
=005  20120730164352.0
=008  921013i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\c
=010  \\$ash 92005730 
=035  \\$aCBM7877NU
=040  \\$aGU$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aSF969.B58
=150  \\$aBorder disease
=450  \\$aFuzzy-lamb syndrome
=450  \\$aHairy shaker disease
=450  \\$aHairy-shaker syndrome
=550  \\$wg$aGoats$xVirus diseases
=550  \\$wg$aPestivirus infections
=550  \\$wg$aSheep$xVirus diseases
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Border disease of sheep, a virus-induced teratogenic disorder, 1982:$bp. 9 ("hairy-shaker" or "fuzzy-lamb" syndrome) p. 84 (citation: Orr, M.B., and R.M. Barlow, 1978: Experiments in Border disease. X. The postnatal skin lesion in sheep and goats. J. comp. Path., 88, p. 295-302)
=670  \\$aConcise vet. dict., 1988$b(Border disease, a disease of sheep or goats)
=670  \\$aBlack's vet. dict.$b("Border disease" of sheep; a disease occurring on the English-Welsh border, 1st described 1959)
=670  \\$aMerck vet.$b(Border disease (Britain) or hairy shaker disease (Australia and N.Z.))
=750  \2$aBorder Disease$5IEN$0(DNLM)D001882

=LDR  00666cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880363166102441
=005  20120730164352.0
=008  921009i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 92005720 
=035  \\$aCBM7867NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=150  \0$aArterial catheterization in children
=550  \0$wg$aPediatric cardiology
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Transcatheter therapy in pediatric cardiology, 1993.
=675  \\$aMESH
=750  \2$81$wb$aCatheterization, Peripheral$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002406
=750  \2$81$wb$aChild$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002648
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aCatheterization, Peripheral$iand$aChild$5IEN

=LDR  00692cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880363166202441
=005  20120730164352.0
=008  921008i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 92005613 
=035  \\$aCBM7763NU
=035  \\$aSH 92005613
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aRC48.8
=150  \\$aRare diseases
=450  \\$aRare disorders
=450  \\$aUncommon diseases
=550  \\$wg$aDiseases
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 92-48754: Anesthesia and uncommon diseases, c1993$b(Uncommon diseases)
=670  \\$aLC database, Oct. 1, 1992$b(rare diseases)
=670  \\$aLC database, July 2, 1999$b(titles: rare disorders)
=675  \\$aMESH
=750  \2$aRare Diseases$5IEN$0(DNLM)D035583

=LDR  01024cz  a2200301n  4500
=001  9880363166302441
=005  20120730164352.0
=008  921007i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 92005596 
=035  \\$aCBM7746NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \0$aRD544
=150  \\$aRestorative proctocolectomy
=450  \\$aColoproctectomy, Restorative
=450  \\$aIleal reservoirs
=450  \\$aIleoanal pouches
=450  \\$aJ-pouch
=450  \\$aKock pouch
=450  \\$aPouches, Ileoanal
=450  \\$aProctocolectomy, Restorative
=450  \\$aReservoirs, Ileal
=450  \\$aRestorative coloproctectomy
=550  \\$wg$aColectomy
=550  \\$wg$aRectum$xSurgery
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 92-48681: Restorative proctocolectomy, 1993.
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Proctocolectomy, Restorative x Coloproctectomy, Restorative, x Ileal reservoirs, x Ileoanal pouches, x J-pouch, x Kock pouch)
=670  \\$aDorland's med. dict. (proctocolectomy, coloproctectomy)
=750  \2$aProctocolectomy, Restorative$5IEN$0(DNLM)D016737

=LDR  00540cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880363166402441
=005  20070516093808.0
=008  921006||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 92005532 
=035  \\$aCBM7685NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=150  \\$aEmbryonic stem cells
=450  \\$aEmbryonal stem cells
=550  \\$wg$aStem cells
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 92-37212: Hooper, M.L. Embryonal stem cells, c1992.
=670  \\$aLC data base, 10/2/92$b(embryonic stem cells)
=675  \\$aMESH
=750  \2$aEmbryonic Stem Cells$0(DNLM)D053595$5IEN

=LDR  00612cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880363166502441
=005  20120730164352.0
=008  921006i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 92005489 
=035  \\$aCBM7646NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \0$aAsthma in pregnancy
=550  \0$wg$aImmunologic diseases in pregnancy
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 92-48684: Asthma and allergy in pregnancy ... c1993.
=750  \2$81$wb$aAsthma$5IEN$0(DNLM)D001249
=750  \2$81$wb$aPregnancy$5IEN$0(DNLM)D011247
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aAsthma$iand$aPregnancy$5IEN

=LDR  00659cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880363166602441
=005  20120730164352.0
=008  921006i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 92005488 
=035  \\$aCBM7645NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aRG580.A47
=150  \\$aAllergy in pregnancy
=550  \\$wg$aImmunologic diseases in pregnancy
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 92-48684: Asthma and allergy in pregnancy ... c1993.
=750  \2$81$wb$aHypersensitivity$5IEN$0(DNLM)D006967
=750  \2$81$wb$aPregnancy$5IEN$0(DNLM)D011247
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aHypersensitivity$iand$aPregnancy$5IEN

=LDR  00638cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880363166702441
=005  20120730164352.0
=008  921006i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 92005487 
=035  \\$aCBM7644NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aAllergy in infants
=550  \\$wg$aImmunologic diseases in infants
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 92-48684: Asthma and allergy in pregnancy and early infancy, c1993.
=750  \2$81$wb$aHypersensitivity$5IEN$0(DNLM)D006967
=750  \2$81$wb$aInfant$5IEN$0(DNLM)D007223
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aHypersensitivity$iand$aInfant$5IEN

=LDR  00641cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880363166802441
=005  20250211111124.0
=008  921005||\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 92005483 
=035  \\$aCBM7640NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \0$aQP552.T68
=150  \\$aTranscription factors
=450  \\$aGenetic transcription factors
=550  \\$wg$aProteins
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 92-48702: Transcription factors, c1993.
=670  \\$aMESH.
=750  \2$aTranscription Factors$5IEN$0(DNLM)D014157
=750  \2$iNarrower mapping$aTEA Domain Transcription Factors$0(DNLM)D000091262$4NM$5IEN-M
=930  \\$aLCSH Mapping GN 2025/02/07

=LDR  00521cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880363166902441
=005  20120730164351.0
=008  921001i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 92005429 
=035  \\$aCBM7589NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aSF809.C45
=150  \0$aChlamydia infections in animals
=550  \0$wg$aBacterial diseases in animals
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 92-34988: Rickettsial and chlamydial diseases of domestic animals, 1993.
=750  \2$aChlamydia Infections$xveterinary$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002690Q000662

=LDR  01239cz  a2200241n  4500
=001  9880363167002441
=005  20110326124751.0
=008  920929i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 92005410 
=035  \\$aCBM7572LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \\$aRG950
=150  \0$aDoulas
=450  \0$aCompanions, Labor (Obstetrics)
=450  \0$aLabor companions (Obstetrics)
=450  \0$aSupportive companions (Obstetrics)
=550  \0$wg$aAllied health personnel
=550  \0$aNatural childbirth$xCoaching
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 92-35509: Klaus, M.H. Mothering the mother ... c1993$b(Doula: a Greek word meaning woman caregiver; first used by Dana Raphael for experienced women who help mothers after birth with breastfeeding; now used in broader sense of a labor companion who provides the woman and her partner both emotional and physical support throughout the entire labor, delivery, and some extent afterward.)
=670  \\$aMedlars, 9/21/92$b(doula; supportive companion)
=675  \\$aMESH;$aWeb. 3
=680  \\$iHere are entered works on personnel who are experienced in childbirth and provide continuous, informed physical and emotional support to mothers during and following childbirth.
=750  \2$aDoulas$0(DNLM)D059037$5IEN

=LDR  00733cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880363167102441
=005  20120730164351.0
=008  920928i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 92005395 
=035  \\$aCBM7558NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=150  \0$aExtracorporeal membrane oxygenation
=450  \0$aECMO (Life support)
=450  \0$aMembrane oxygenation, Extracorporeal
=550  \0$wg$aBlood$xCirculation, Artificial
=550  \0$wg$aRespiratory therapy
=550  \0$aMembrane oxygenators
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 92-48685: Extracorporeal life support, c1993$b(Extracorporeal membrane oxygenation, ECMO)
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Extracorporeal membrane oxygenation)
=750  \2$aExtracorporeal Membrane Oxygenation$5IEN$0(DNLM)D015199

=LDR  00878cz  a2200277n  4500
=001  9880363167202441
=005  20060505131851.0
=008  920924i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 92005325 
=035  \\$aCBM7491NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \\$aRG315
=150  \0$aUterine cervix incompetence
=450  \0$aCervix incompetence
=450  \0$aFunnel cervix
=450  \0$aInadequate cervix
=450  \0$aIncompetent cervix
=450  \0$aMuscular cervix
=450  \0$aUterine cervical dysfunction
=450  \0$aUterine cervical incompetence
=550  \0$wg$aCervix uteri$xDiseases
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 90-124453: Shortle, B. Clinical aspects of cervical incompetence, c1989.
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Uterine Cervical Incompetence)
=670  \\$aMEDLARS.
=670  \\$aDorland's med. dict.$b(c-cal in.)
=750  \2$aUterine Cervical Incompetence$0(DNLM)D002581$5IEN

=LDR  00821cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880363167302441
=005  20120730164351.0
=008  920924i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\c
=010  \\$ash 92005321 
=035  \\$aCBM7487LC
=040  \\$aAu$cDLC
=053  \\$aQK495.S$cBotany
=150  \\$aSmilacaceae
=450  \\$aSmilaceae
=450  \\$aSmilacoideae
=550  \\$wg$aLiliales
=670  \\$aWeb. 3$b(a family of herbs or somewhat woody vines (order Liliales), Smilacaceae, syn: Smilaceae)
=670  \\$aDict. flow. ferns$b(Smilacaceae)
=670  \\$aFlora of Australia:$bv. 46, p. 180 (a family of the order Liliales in the Cronquist phylogenetic system)
=670  \\$aEngler Syl. Pflanz.$b(Smilacoideae (Smilacaceae))
=675  \\$aMacquarie dict.;$aInd. nom. gen. (plant.);$aSPN
=750  \2$aSmilacaceae$5IEN$0(DNLM)D029642

=LDR  01591cz  a2200349n  4500
=001  9880363167402441
=005  20120730164351.0
=008  920924i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\c
=010  \\$ash 92005297 
=035  \\$aCBM7465NU
=040  \\$aAu$cDLC
=150  \0$aMalignant catarrhal fever
=450  \0$aBovine malignant catarrh
=450  \0$aBovine malignant catarrhal fever
=450  \0$aGangrenous coryza
=450  \0$aMalignant catarrh
=450  \0$aMalignant catarrh fever
=450  \0$aMalignant catarrh of cattle
=450  \0$aMalignant head catarrh
=450  \0$aMCF (Disease)
=550  \0$wg$aBuffaloes$xVirus diseases
=550  \0$wg$aCattle$xVirus diseases
=550  \0$wg$aDeer$xVirus diseases
=550  \0$wg$aHerpesvirus diseases in animals
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Malignant catarrhal fever in Asian livestock, 1988.
=670  \\$aWeb. 3$b(malignant catarrh also malignant catarrh fever)
=670  \\$aBlack's vet. dict.$b(bovine malignant catarrhal fever see malignant catarrhal fever, cattle, buffaloes, famed deer, herpesvirus)
=670  \\$aIntl. encyc. of vet. medicine, 1966$b(bovine malignant catarrh)
=670  \\$aMerck vet.:$bp.  397 (malignant catarrhal fever, syn: MCF, Malignant head catarrh, Snotsiekte, Catarrhal fever, Gangrenous coryza; infectious disease of cattle, and some other Bovidae and Cervidae)
=670  \\$aConcise vet. dict.$b(bovine malignant catarrhal fever see malignant catarrhal fever; fatal disease of cattle, buffalo and deer)
=670  \\$aCAB thes.$b(malignant catarrhal fever)
=750  \2$aMalignant Catarrh$5IEN$0(DNLM)D008304

=LDR  00434cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880363167502441
=005  20120730164351.0
=008  920922i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 92005259 
=035  \\$aCBM6806NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \0$aColchicine
=550  \0$wg$aAlkaloids
=550  \0$wg$aNonsteroidal anti-inflammatory agents
=670  \\$aMESH.
=670  \\$aRandom House.
=750  \2$aColchicine$5IEN$0(DNLM)D003078

=LDR  00486cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880363167602441
=005  20120730164351.0
=008  920921i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 92005253 
=035  \\$aCBM6800NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \0$aPancreatic fistula
=550  \0$wg$aFistula
=550  \0$wg$aPancreas$xDiseases
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 92-49618: Pancreatic fistulas, c1992.
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Fistula, Pancreatic)
=750  \2$aPancreatic Fistula$5IEN$0(DNLM)D010185

=LDR  00577cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880363167702441
=005  20120730164351.0
=008  930323i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 92005236 $zsh 85087990 
=035  \\$aCBM6784NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRC280.M6
=150  \0$aMouth$xCancer
=450  \0$aOral cancer
=450  \0$aOral oncology
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 92-901447: Oral oncology ... Procs. Intl. Congress, 1991.
=670  \\$aLC data base, 9/18/92.
=670  \\$aMESH.
=670  \\$aMEDLASR.
=750  \2$aMouth Neoplasms$5IEN$0(DNLM)D009062

=LDR  00572cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880363167802441
=005  20080509133310.0
=008  920918i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\c
=010  \\$ash 92005214 
=035  \\$aCBM6763NU
=040  \\$aAu$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQK495.L72$cBotany
=150  \0$aColchicum
=550  \0$wg$aLiliaceae
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Bowles, E.A. A handbook of crocus and colchicum for gardeners, 1985.
=670  \\$aWeb.3.
=670  \\$aSPN:$bp. 135.
=670  \\$aDict. flow. ferns.:$bp. 272.
=670  \\$aMESH.
=750  \2$aColchicum$0(DNLM)D003079$5IEN

=LDR  00688cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880363167902441
=005  20070523092924.0
=008  920916i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 92005156 
=035  \\$aCBM6710LC
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh 92005156
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aMicrocystins
=450  \\$aCyanobacterial peptide hepatotoxins
=450  \\$aHepatotoxic cyanobacterial peptides
=550  \\$wg$aCyanobacterial toxins
=550  \\$wg$aMicrobial peptides
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 92138618: Liquid chromatographic analysis of cyanobacterial peptide hepatotoxins, 1990.
=670  \\$aSingleton. Dict. microbiol. & mol. biol.
=750  \2$aMicrocystins$0(DNLM)D052998$5IEN

=LDR  00913cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880363168002441
=005  20120730164351.0
=008  920916i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\c
=010  \\$ash 92005146 
=035  \\$aCBM6701NU
=040  \\$aAu$cDLC
=150  \0$aRhizotomy
=450  \0$aRadicotomy
=450  \0$aRoot section (Neurosurgery)
=550  \0$wg$aSpinal nerve roots$xSurgery
=670  \\$aWork cat.: O'Neill, M.J. Rhizolysis : a treatment for back and neck pain, 1989$b(Despite the title of the work, this book is about rhizotomy, the cutting of the spinal root nerves not rhizolvsis, the decomposition due to means other than cutting)
=670  \\$aGould med. dict.
=670  \\$aHaubrich, W.S. Medical meanings, 1984.
=670  \\$aInternational classification of diseases, 9th revision:$bv. 3, Procedures 03.1 (Clinical modification)
=670  \\$aDorland's med. dict.
=750  \2$aRhizotomy$5IEN$0(DNLM)D019051

=LDR  00863cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880363168102441
=005  20111229090544.0
=008  920916||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\c
=010  \\$ash 92005139 
=035  \\$aCBM6694NU
=040  \\$aAu$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aGranulocyte-macrophage colony-stimulating factor
=450  \\$aCSF-GM (Colony-stimulating factor)
=450  \\$aGM-CSF (Colony-stimulating factor)
=450  \\$aHistamine-producing cell-stimulating factor
=550  \\$wg$aColony-stimulating factors (Physiology)
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Elliott, M.J.H. Interactions of Interleukin-3 and granulocyte-macrophage colony stimulating factor ... 1989.
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Granulocyte-macrophage colony-stimulating factor x CSF-GM; GM-CSF; Histamine-producing cell-stimulating factor)
=750  \2$aGranulocyte-Macrophage Colony-Stimulating Factor$0(DNLM)D016178$5IEN

=LDR  01006cz  a2200241n  4500
=001  9880363168202441
=005  20070514091356.0
=008  920916||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\c
=010  \\$ash 92005138 
=035  \\$aCBM6693NU
=040  \\$aAu$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \0$aInterleukin-3
=450  \0$aErythrocyte burst-promoting factor
=450  \0$aIL-3 (Biomolecule)
=450  \0$aMast-cell colony-stimulating factor
=450  \0$aMulti-CSF (Colony-stimulating factor)
=450  \0$aMultipotential colony-stimulating factor
=450  \0$aP-cell stimulating factor
=550  \0$wg$aColony-stimulating factors (Physiology)
=550  \0$wg$aInterleukins
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Elliott, M.J.H. Interactions of Interleukin-3 and granulocyte-macrophage colony stimulating factor ... 1989.
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Interleukin-3 x Erythrocyte burst-promoting factor; IL-3; Mast-cell colony-stimulating factor; Multipotential colony-stimulating factor; P-cell stimulating factor)
=750  \2$aInterleukin-3$0(DNLM)D007377$5IEN

=LDR  00749cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880363168302441
=005  20120730164351.0
=008  920915||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\c
=010  \\$ash 92005136 
=035  \\$aCBM6691NU
=040  \\$aAu$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \0$aAtracurium
=450  \0$aAtracurium besylate
=450  \0$aAtracurium dibesylate
=550  \0$wg$aCurare-like agents
=550  \0$wg$aIsoquinoline
=670  \\$aWork cat.: The Pharmacokinetics and pharmacodynamics of atracurium.
=670  \\$aMerck:$bAppendix A-Z (Atracurium Besylate)
=670  \\$aAm. drug index$b(A. Besylate)
=670  \\$aMESH.
=675  \\$aCondensed chemical dict., 1981;$aGardner's chemical synonyms and trade names, 1984
=750  \2$aAtracurium$5IEN$0(DNLM)D001279

=LDR  01735cz  a2200265n  4500
=001  9882581727402441
=005  20250501095819.0
=008  920911i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\|
=010  \\$ash 92005071
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh 92005071
=035  \\$a(LIBRARY_OF_CONGRESS)98171493140000041
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aChildren with attention-deficit hyperactivity disorder
=450  \\$aADD children
=450  \\$wnne$aAttention-deficit-disordered children
=550  \\$wg$aDevelopmentally disabled children
=550  \\$aHyperactive children
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Report of the Council for Exceptional Children's Task Force on Children with Attention Deficit Disorder. Children with ADD
=670  \\$aERIC:$b(Attention-deficit-disordered children; ADD children)
=670  \\$aHennepin:$bADD children.
=670  \\$aLange, Klaus W et al. "The history of attention deficit hyperactivity disorder." in Attention deficit and hyperactivity disorders vol. 2(4) 2010 :$bpage 252 (In order to further improve the criteria, in particular with respect to empirical validation, the revision of the third edition of the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders (DSM-III-R) in 1987 removed the concept of two subtypes and renamed the disorder Attention deficit-Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD))
=688  \\$aHeading changed from Attention-deficit-disordered children to Children with attention-deficit hyperactivity disorder in February 2024.
=750  \2$81$wb$aAttention Deficit Disorder with Hyperactivity$5IEN$0(DNLM)D001289
=750  \2$81$wb$aChild$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002648
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aAttention Deficit Disorder with Hyperactivity$iand$aChild$5IEN

=LDR  00610cz  a2200241n  4500
=001  9880362677502441
=005  20120730164127.0
=008  860702||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 86003969 
=035  \\$aCAS7647NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRM666.P828
=150  \\$aPrimaquine
=550  \\$wg$aAmines
=550  \\$wg$aAntimalarials
=550  \\$wg$aQuinoline
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Primaquine, c1986.
=670  \\$aDorland's med. dict.
=670  \\$aMerck.
=670  \\$aStedman's med. dict.
=670  \\$aUSAN/USP.
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/19/90
=750  \2$aPrimaquine$5IEN$0(DNLM)D011319

=LDR  00495cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362677602441
=005  20070504095423.0
=008  860701||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 86003932 
=035  \\$aCAS7615NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQP99.3.A65
=150  \\$aApolipoproteins
=550  \\$wg$aBlood lipoproteins
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Human apolipoprotein mutants...c1986.
=670  \\$aDorland's med. dict.
=670  \\$aMESH.
=750  \2$aApolipoproteins$0(DNLM)D001053$5IEN

=LDR  00490cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362677702441
=005  20120730164127.0
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=035  \\$aCAS7509NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQR201.A74$cMicrobiology
=150  \\$aArenavirus diseases
=450  \\$aArenavirus infections
=550  \\$wg$aVirus diseases
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Howard, C.R. Arenaviruses, 1985.
=750  \2$aArenaviridae Infections$5IEN$0(DNLM)D001117

=LDR  01537cz  a2200313n  4500
=001  9880362677802441
=005  20120730164127.0
=008  860627i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 86003783 
=035  \\$aCAS7478NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dWaU
=053  \0$aRJ506.R47
=150  \\$aRett syndrome
=450  \\$aRett disorder
=450  \\$aRett's disorder
=450  \\$aRett's syndrome
=550  \\$wg$aAutism spectrum disorders
=550  \\$wg$aGirls$xDiseases
=550  \\$wg$aSyndromes in children
=550  \\$wg$aX-linked mental retardation
=670  \\$aWork cat.: The Rett syndrome, 1986.
=670  \\$aHagberg, B. A progressive syndrome of autism, dementia, ataxia, and loss of purposeful hand use in girls: Rett syndrome: report of 35 cases.Ann. Neurol. 14:471-479, 1983.
=670  \\$aOpitz, J.M. Rett syndrome: some comments on terminology and diagnosis. Am. j. med. gen.:$bv. 24, pp. 7-37.
=670  \\$aMoser, H.W. Preamble to the workshop on Rett syndrome. Am. j. med. gen.:$bv. 24, pp. 1-20.
=670  \\$aWebMD, Dec. 3, 2008$b(Rett syndrome; childhood disintegrative disorder)
=670  \\$aWikipedia, Dec. 3, 2008$b(Rett syndrome (also called Rett disorder))
=670  \\$aMESH browser, Dec. 3, 2008$b(Rett syndrome; UF: Autism-Dementia-Ataxia-Loss of Purposeful Hand Use syndrome; Cerebroatrophic hyperammonemia; Rett disorder; Rett's disorder; Rett's syndrome)
=675  \\$aMESH;$aNIH;$aDorland's med. dict.;$aGould's med. dict.;$aStedman's med. dict.
=750  \2$aRett Syndrome$5IEN$0(DNLM)D015518

=LDR  00635cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362677902441
=005  20120730164126.0
=008  860626i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 86003731 
=035  \\$aCAS7442NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \\$aBF720.P47
=150  \\$aPerception in infants
=550  \\$wg$aInfant psychology
=550  \\$wg$aPerception
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Handbook of infant perception, 1986.
=750  \2$81$wb$aPerception$5IEN$0(DNLM)D010465
=750  \2$81$wb$aInfant$5IEN$0(DNLM)D007223
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aPerception$iand$aInfant$5IEN

=LDR  00638cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362678002441
=005  20120730164126.0
=008  860626i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 86003725 
=035  \\$aCAS7436NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aQK569.L53$cAlgology
=150  \\$aMacrocystis
=550  \\$wg$aLessoniaceae
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Daegling, M. Monster seaweeds, c1986$b(Macrocystis)
=670  \\$aWeb. 3.
=670  \\$aChapman, V.J. The algae, 1973: p. 232.
=670  \\$aInd. nom. gen. (plant.): p. 1023$b(Macrocystis; Lessoniaceae)
=670  \\$aBold algae: p. 369.
=750  \2$aMacrocystis$5IEN$0(DNLM)D044662

=LDR  00589cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362678102441
=005  20120730164126.0
=008  860626i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 86003713 $zsh 88022398 
=035  \\$aCAS7424NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQK569.L2
=150  \\$aLaminaria
=550  \\$wg$aLaminariaceae
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Daegling, M. Monster seaweeds, c1986.
=670  \\$aWeb. 3.
=670  \\$aLC data base, 5/16/86$b(Laminaria)
=670  \\$aOld catalog heading$b(Laminaria)
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/9/90
=750  \2$aLaminaria$5IEN$0(DNLM)D007795

=LDR  00846cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880362678202441
=005  20120730164126.0
=008  860625i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 86003663 
=035  \\$aCAS7381NU
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh 86003663
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aRA975.5.C36
=150  \\$aHospitals$xCase management services
=450  \\$aCase management in hospitals
=450  \\$aHospital case management services
=450  \\$wnne$aHospitals$xCase management studies
=550  \\$wg$aHospital care
=550  \\$wg$aMedical social work
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Evashwick, C. Case management, 1985.
=675  \\$aWeb. 3;$aLC database, May 1, 1986;$aDorland's med. dict.;$aGould's med. dict.;$aMESH;$aStedman's med. dict.;$aHosp. admin. term.;$aMosby's med. nurs. dict.
=750  \2$aCase Management$5IEN$0(DNLM)D019090

=LDR  00710cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362678302441
=005  20120730164126.0
=008  860624i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 86003647 
=035  \\$aCAS7366NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aQL391.N4
=150  \\$aStrongylida
=450  \\$aTrichostrongyloidea
=550  \\$wg$aSecernentea
=670  \\$aBritannica Macro.$b(under Aschelminthes)
=670  \\$aBarkley, F. Outline class. of organisms, 1973: p.10.
=670  \\$aSynopsis and class. of living organisms, 1982: p. 909$b(parasitic worms)
=670  \\$aHyman, L. Invertebrates, 1951: v. 3, p. 334$b(may be same as order called Strongyloidea)
=750  \2$aStrongylida$5IEN$0(DNLM)D017183

=LDR  00930cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362678402441
=005  20120730164126.0
=008  860617i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 86003520 
=035  \\$aCAS7248NU
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh 86003520
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aRM666.C5418
=150  \\$aCiprofloxacin
=450  \\$aCipro (Trademark)
=550  \\$wg$aQuinolone antibacterial agents
=670  \\$aWork cat.: International Ciproflaxin Workshop (1st : 1985 : Leverkusen, Germany). 1st International Ciprofloxacin Workshop, 1986$b(one of the most active chemotherapeutic agents of the quinoline group)
=670  \\$aBayer Healthvillage web site, Oct. 15, 2001$b(Ciprofloxacin, Cipro (registered trademark): a 4-quinolone; first fluoroquinolone antibiotic on the market in 1987)
=675  \\$aUSP/USAN;$aMerck index;$aAmerican drug index;$aChem. abst. index guide
=750  \2$aCiprofloxacin$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002939

=LDR  00567cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362678502441
=005  20120730164126.0
=008  860609i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 86003275 
=035  \\$aCAS7019LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQK494.5.Z35$cBotany
=150  \\$aZamiaceae
=550  \\$wg$aCycads
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Giddy, C. Cycads of South Africa, 1984: p. 11$b(Zamiaceae; incl. Zamia, Encephalartos)
=670  \\$aBold, H.C. Morphology of plants and fungi, 1980: p. 476.
=670  \\$aWeb. 3.
=750  \2$aZamiaceae$5IEN$0(DNLM)D032481

=LDR  00649cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362678602441
=005  20120730164126.0
=008  860606i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 86003256 
=035  \\$aCAS7001NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aRJ506.S66
=150  \\$aSomatoform disorders in children
=550  \\$wg$aChild psychopathology
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Shapiro, E.G. The somatizing child, c1986.
=750  \2$81$wb$aSomatoform Disorders$5IEN$0(DNLM)D013001
=750  \2$81$wb$aChild$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002648
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aSomatoform Disorders$iand$aChild$5IEN

=LDR  00685cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362678702441
=005  20120730164126.0
=008  860605i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 86003225 
=035  \\$aCAS6970NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRJ506.H34
=150  \\$aHallucinations and illusions in children
=550  \\$wg$aHallucinations and illusions
=550  \\$wg$aPsychoses in children
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Hallucinations in children, c1986.
=750  \2$81$wb$aHallucinations$5IEN$0(DNLM)D006212
=750  \2$81$wb$aChild$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002648
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aHallucinations$iand$aChild$5IEN

=LDR  01252cz  a2200301n  4500
=001  9880362678802441
=005  20120730164126.0
=008  860605i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 86003208 
=035  \\$aCAS6953LC
=035  \\$aSH 86003208
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQK495.C74$cBotany
=150  \\$aFeverfew
=450  \\$aChrysanthemum parthenium
=450  \\$aFeverfew chrysanthemum
=450  \\$aMatricaria capensis
=450  \\$aMatricaria parthenium
=450  \\$aPyrethrum parthenium
=450  \\$aTanacetum parthenium
=550  \\$wg$aTanacetum
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Hancock, K. The feverfew story, 1986: p. 17$b(Tanacetum parthenium)
=670  \\$aWeb. 3.: p. 842$b(feverfew; Chrysanthemum parthenium)
=670  \\$aUsher dict. plants: p. 148$b(Chrysanthemum parthenium (L.) Bernh.; sy= Matricaria parthenium; feverfew chrysanthemum)
=670  \\$aCklst. vasc. flora: p. 105$b(Tanacetum L. parthenium (L.) Schutz.; sy=Chrysanthemum p. (L.) Bernh., Matricaria p. L.)
=670  \\$aFAO. Plants and plant products: p. 54$b(C. parthenium; sy= Pyrethrum p.; feverfew)
=670  \\$aHortus 3: p. 268$b(C. parthenium (L.) Bernh.; sy= Matricaria capensis; feverfew)
=750  \2$aTanacetum parthenium$5IEN$0(DNLM)D020903

=LDR  00601cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362678902441
=005  20120730164126.0
=008  860529i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 86003112 
=035  \\$aCAS6858NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRG600$bRG633
=150  \\$aPerinatology
=450  \\$aMedicine, Perinatal
=450  \\$aPerinatal medicine
=550  \\$wg$aObstetrics
=550  \\$wg$aPediatrics
=670  \\$aWork cat.: A classified bibliography of controlled trials in perinatal medicine ... 1985.
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/17/90
=750  \2$aPerinatology$5IEN$0(DNLM)D010500

=LDR  00618cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880362679002441
=005  20120730164126.0
=008  860523||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 86003067 
=035  \\$aCAS6814NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aCryoglobulins
=450  \\$aCryogammaglobulins
=450  \\$aCryoglobins
=550  \\$wg$aAutoantibodies
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Antiglobulins, cryoglobulins, and glomerulonephritis, 1986.
=670  \\$aMESH
=670  \\$aNIH
=670  \\$aDorland's med. dict.
=670  \\$aWeb. 3.
=690  \\$ar:AMD:6/22/90
=750  \2$aCryoglobulins$5IEN$0(DNLM)D003450

=LDR  00841cz  a2200265n  4500
=001  9880362679102441
=005  20120730164125.0
=008  860523i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 86003035 
=035  \\$aCAS6782NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRC684.P3
=150  \\$aCardiac pacing
=450  \\$aArtificial cardiac pacing
=450  \\$aCardiac pacing, Artificial
=450  \\$aHeart pacing
=450  \\$aPacing, Cardiac
=550  \\$wg$aArrhythmia$xTreatment
=550  \\$wg$aElectric stimulation
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Furman, S. A practice of cardiac pacing, 1986.
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Cardiac pacing, Artificial)
=670  \\$aDorland's med. dict.$b(see, Pacing)
=670  \\$aHarvey's Principles and Practice of Medicine:$bp. 231.
=675  \\$aNIH
=750  \2$aCardiac Pacing, Artificial$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002304

=LDR  00704cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362679202441
=005  20130404111930.0
=008  860522i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 86003028 
=035  \\$aCAS6775NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aRJ420.D5
=150  \\$aDiabetes in youth
=450  \\$aJuvenile diabetes
=550  \\$wg$aYouth$xDiseases
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Travis, L.B. Diabetes mellitus in children and adolescents, 1987.
=750  \2$81$wb$aDiabetes Mellitus, Type 1$5IEN$0(DNLM)D003922
=750  \2$81$wb$aAdolescent$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000293
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aDiabetes Mellitus, Type 1$iand$aAdolescent$5IEN

=LDR  00836cz  a2200253n  4500
=001  9880362679302441
=005  20060511155845.0
=008  060301i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 86003011 
=035  \\$aCAS6759NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQL737.P925$cZoology
=150  \\$aCallimico
=550  \\$wg$aCebidae
=550  \\$wg$aMarmosets
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Rettberg, B. Callimico goeldii : 1983 ... c1986.
=670  \\$aGroves, C. Primate taxonomy, 2001:$bp. 147 (Genus Callimico Miranda Ribeiro, 1911, in family Cebidae)
=670  \\$aWeb. 3.
=670  \\$aSyn. liv. org.: p. 1033.
=670  \\$aMorris mam.: p. 109.
=670  \\$aNapier Hndbk. liv. primates: p. 347.
=670  \\$aCorbet World list mam. species: p. 85.
=670  \\$aHonacki Mam. species: p. 225.
=750  \2$aCallimico$0(DNLM)D016647$5IEN

=LDR  00492cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362679402441
=005  20120730164125.0
=008  860522||\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 86002987 
=035  \\$aCAS6737NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aBiological warfare (International law)
=550  \\$wg$aInternational law
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Sims, N.R.A. The diplomacy of biological disarmament, 1986.
=750  \2$aBiological Warfare$xlegislation & jurisprudence$5IEN$0(DNLM)D001694Q000331

=LDR  00518cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362679502441
=005  20120730164125.0
=008  860522||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 86002976 
=035  \\$aCAS6726NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aAlbendazole
=550  \\$wg$aAnthelmintics
=550  \\$wg$aBenzimidazoles
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Albendazole in helminthiasis, 1983.
=670  \\$aMerck.
=670  \\$aUSAN/USP.
=670  \\$aChem. abst. index guide.
=750  \2$aAlbendazole$5IEN$0(DNLM)D015766

=LDR  00734cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362679602441
=005  20120730164125.0
=008  930224i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 86002965 
=035  \\$aCAS6716NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQK625.M7$cMycology
=150  \\$aAspergillus
=550  \\$wg$aMoniliaceae
=670  \\$aWork cat.: International Penicillium and Aspergillus Workshop (1st : 1985 : Trippenhuis of the Royal Dutch Academy of Sciences and Letters). Advances in penicillium and aspergillus systematics, c1985.
=670  \\$aOld catalog heading$b(Aspergillus)
=670  \\$aWeb. 3.
=670  \\$aAinsworth fungi.
=670  \\$aInd. nom. gen. (plant.)
=750  \2$aAspergillus$5IEN$0(DNLM)D001230

=LDR  00882cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362679702441
=005  20120730164124.0
=008  860514||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 86002892 
=035  \\$aCAS6644NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=150  \\$aMethylphenyltetrahydropyridine
=450  \\$aMPTP (Neurotoxin)
=550  \\$wg$aNeurotoxic agents
=550  \\$wg$aPyridine$xDerivatives
=670  \\$aWork cat.: MPTP, a neurotoxin producing a Parkinsonian syndrome, 1986$b(1-methyl-4-phenyl-1,2,5,6-tetrahydropyridine)
=670  \\$aJAMA, v. 250(1) July 1, 1984: pp.13-14$b(MPTP, a by-product of the synthesis of a meperidine (Demerol) analogue, MPPP)
=670  \\$aJAMA, v. 252(3) July 20, 1984: p. 331$b(a street drug contaminant)
=675  \\$aChem. abstr. Index Guide;$aMerck Index;$aMESH;$aUSAN/USP
=750  \2$a1-Methyl-4-phenyl-1,2,3,6-tetrahydropyridine$5IEN$0(DNLM)D015632

=LDR  00866cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880362679802441
=005  20120730164124.0
=008  860507||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 86002803 
=035  \\$aCAS6556NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQK898.S55$cBotanical chemistry
=150  \\$aShikimic acid
=450  \\$aTrihydroxycyclohexenecarboxylic acid
=550  \\$wg$aCarboxylic acids
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Phytochemical Society of North America. Meeting (25th : 1985 : Pacific Groves, Ca.). The shikimic acid pathway, c1986.
=670  \\$aOld catalog heading$b(shikimic acid)
=670  \\$aWeb. 3.
=670  \\$aMcGraw-Hill dict. sci. tech.
=670  \\$aMcGraw-Hill encyc. sci. tech.: v. 1, p. 350.
=670  \\$aChem. abst.$b(Shikimic acid : 1-Cyclohexene-1-carboxylic acid, 3,4,5,-trihydroxy-)
=750  \2$aShikimic Acid$5IEN$0(DNLM)D012765

=LDR  00761cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880362679902441
=005  20050418090151.0
=008  860507i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 86002798 
=035  \\$aCAS6551NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aRM666.B46$cTherapeutics
=053  \0$aRS431.B48$cPharmacy
=150  \\$aBeta lactam antibiotics
=450  \\$aAntibiotics, Lactam$5IEN
=450  \\$aLactam antibiotics
=550  \\$wg$aAntibiotics
=550  \\$wg$aLactams
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Beta-lactam antibiotics for clinical use, 1986.
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Antibiotics, Lactam x Beta-lactam antibiotics)
=670  \\$aKatzung. B. Basic & clinical pharmacology, 1984: pp. 522-$b(Beta-lactam drugs)
=750  \2$abeta-Lactams$0(DNLM)D047090$5IEN

=LDR  01006cz  a2200313n  4500
=001  9880362680002441
=005  20120730164124.0
=008  920330i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 86002656 
=035  \\$aCAS6411NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRC390
=150  \\$aSubacute sclerosing panencephalitis
=450  \\$aDawson's encephalitis
=450  \\$aEncephalitis, Subacute sclerosing
=450  \\$aPanencephalitis, Subacute sclerosing
=450  \\$aSSPE (Disease)
=450  \\$aSubacute inclusion encephalitis
=450  \\$aSubacute sclerosing leukoencephalitis
=450  \\$aVan Bogaert's leukoencephalitis
=550  \\$wg$aCerebral sclerosis, Diffuse
=550  \\$wg$aEncephalitis
=550  \\$wg$aMeasles$xComplications
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Subacute sclerosing panencephalitis, 1986.
=670  \\$aMerck Manual (14th ed.)
=670  \\$aMESH.
=670  \\$aNIH.
=670  \\$aDorland's med. dict.
=750  \2$aSubacute Sclerosing Panencephalitis$5IEN$0(DNLM)D013344

=LDR  00506cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362680102441
=005  20110505103836.0
=008  860430i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 86002614 
=035  \\$aCAS6369LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aSB750
=150  \\$aPlant immunology
=450  \\$aImmunology, Plant
=550  \\$wg$aImmunology
=550  \\$aPlants$xDisease and pest resistance
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Immunology in plant science, 1986.
=750  \2$aPlant Immunity$0(DNLM)D057865$5IEN

=LDR  00614cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880362680202441
=005  20120730164124.0
=008  860430||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 86002590 
=035  \\$aCAS6345NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aDichloromethane
=450  \\$aMethylene chloride
=550  \\$wg$aMethane
=670  \\$aWeb. 3$b(Methylene chloride)
=670  \\$aHackh chem. dict.
=670  \\$aHawley chem. dict.
=670  \\$aOld catalog heading$b(Dichloromethane)
=675  \\$aVan Nostrand chemists Dict.
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/12/90
=750  \2$aMethylene Chloride$5IEN$0(DNLM)D008752

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=053  \\$aRC607.A26$cGeneral
=150  \\$aAIDS-related complex
=450  \\$aARC (Disease)
=550  \\$wg$aHIV infections
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Clinical aspects of AIDS and AIDS-related complex, 1986.
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Acquired immunolodeficiency syndrome)
=670  \\$aBest and Taylor: p. 374$b(AIDS)
=670  \\$aHennepin$b(AIDS)
=675  \\$aNIH;$aDorland's med. dict.
=750  \2$aAIDS-Related Complex$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000386

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=035  \\$aCAS6224NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aDisaster victims
=450  \\$aVictims of disasters
=550  \\$wg$aVictims
=670  \\$aRaphael, B. When disaster strikes, c1986.
=675  \\$aHennepin
=750  \2$aDisaster Victims$0(DNLM)D064891$5IEN

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=035  \\$aCAS6222NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aRJ506.D4
=150  \\$aDepression in infants
=450  \\$aDepression, Mental, in infants
=550  \\$wg$aDepression, Mental
=550  \\$wg$aInfant psychiatry
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Trad, P.V. Infant depression, c1986.
=750  \2$81$wb$aDepression$5IEN$0(DNLM)D003863
=750  \2$81$wb$aDepressive Disorder$5IEN$0(DNLM)D003866
=750  \2$81$wb$aInfant$5IEN$0(DNLM)D007223
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aDepression$ior$aDepressive disorder$iand$aInfant$5IEN

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=035  \\$aCAS6154NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=150  \\$aParaneurons
=450  \\$aNeuroendocrine cells
=550  \\$wg$aNeurons
=550  \\$aChromaffin cells
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Paraneurons, 1981.
=675  \\$aDorland's med. dict.;$aGould's med. dict.;$aMESH;$aNIH
=750  \2$aNeuroendocrine Cells$0(DNLM)D055099$5IEN

=LDR  00428cz  a2200145n  4500
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=035  \\$aCAS6144LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=150  \\$aMedicine, Mongolian
=450  \\$aMongolian medicine
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Wu, S. Meng i ch�eng fang hs�uan, c1984.
=750  \2$aMedicine, Mongolian Traditional$0(DNLM)D056785$5IEN

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=010  \\$ash 86002305 
=035  \\$aCAS6070LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aQK898.P64$cBotanical chemistry
=150  \\$aPhycobiliproteins
=450  \\$aBiliproteins
=550  \\$wg$aPhotosynthetic pigments
=550  \\$wg$aPlant pigments
=550  \\$wg$aPlant proteins
=670  \\$aWork cat.: MacColl, R. Phycobiliproteins, 1987$b(biliproteins, also called phycobiliproteins)
=670  \\$aBiol. & agr. index: v. 36, p. 1311.
=670  \\$aMcGraw-Hill dict. sci. tech.$b(biliprotein)
=670  \\$aLight reaction path of photosynthesis, 1982.
=670  \\$aPenguin dictionary of botany, 1984$b(biliprotein)
=675  \\$aHawley chem. dict.;$aWeb. 3;$aSwartz, D. Collegiate dictionary of botany, 1977
=750  \2$aPhycobiliproteins$0(DNLM)D052979$5IEN

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=150  \\$aTask analysis
=450  \\$aAnalysis, Task
=550  \\$wg$aEvaluation
=670  \\$aDict. pers. mgt.
=670  \\$aEric thes.
=670  \\$aIntl. dict. mgt.
=670  \\$aOran, D. The MBA's dictionary, c1983.
=670  \\$aEncyc. of prof. mgt., 1979: p. 499.
=670  \\$aLC data base, 2/21/86.
=680  \\$iHere are entered works on the process of identifying all the things that must be done to complete an activity satisfactorily. Works on the process of making a detailed study of a job to determine the duties, facilities required, conditions of work, and the qualifications needed for its performance are entered under$aJob analysis.
=681  \\$iNote under$aJob analysis
=750  \2$aTask Performance and Analysis$5IEN$0(DNLM)D013647

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=010  \\$ash 86002265 
=035  \\$aCAS6033NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQK635.P5
=150  \\$aPhysarum polycephalum
=550  \\$wg$aPhysarum
=670  \\$aWork cat.: NATO Advanced Research Workshop on the Molecular Biology of "Physarum Polycephalum" (1985 : Madison, Wis.) The molecular biology of "Physarum polycephalum", c1986.
=670  \\$aLC data base, 2/20/86.
=670  \\$aOld Catalog heading$b(Physarum polycephalum)
=750  \2$aPhysarum polycephalum$5IEN$0(DNLM)D016839

=LDR  00811cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880362681102441
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=008  860414i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 86002246 
=035  \\$aCAS6017NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aRA641.T5$cPublic health
=150  \\$aTick-borne diseases
=450  \\$aTickborne diseases
=550  \\$wg$aCommunicable diseases
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Ticks and tick-borne diseases, 1983.
=670  \\$aLC data base, 3/4/86$b(tick-borne diseases)
=670  \\$aWeb. 3$b(tick-borne disease)
=670  \\$aMiller, W.C. Encyc. of animal care, 1972$b(tick-borne disease)
=670  \\$aBiol. & agr. index: v. 38 (tick-borne fever)
=670  \\$aDorland's med. dict.$b(Babesiosis, a tickborne disease)
=750  \2$aTick-Borne Diseases$5IEN$0(DNLM)D017282

=LDR  00922cz  a2200241n  4500
=001  9880362681202441
=005  20111220134322.0
=008  860411i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 86002225 
=035  \\$aCAS6001NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aRB37$bRB56.5
=150  \\$aMedical laboratory technology
=450  \\$wnne$aMedical laboratories$xTechnique
=450  \\$aMedical technology (Medical laboratory technology)
=450  \\$aTechnology, Medical laboratory
=550  \\$wg$aDiagnosis, Laboratory
=550  \\$aMedical technologists
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Institute of Medicine (U.S.) Committee for Evaluating Medical Technologies in Clinical Use. Assessing medical technologies, 1985.
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Technology, Medical)
=670  \\$aLC data base, 1/30/86$b(Medical laboratory technology; Medical technology)
=675  \\$aNIH
=750  \2$aClinical Laboratory Techniques$0(DNLM)D019411$5IEN

=LDR  00897cz  a2200253n  4500
=001  9880362681302441
=005  20120730164124.0
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=010  \\$ash 86002206 
=035  \\$aCAS5982NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aRC918.P58
=150  \\$aPolycystic kidney disease
=450  \\$aADPKD (Disease)
=450  \\$aAutosomal dominant polycystic kidney disease
=450  \\$aKidney, Polycystic
=450  \\$aPKD (Disease)
=550  \\$wg$aHuman chromosome abnormalities
=550  \\$wg$aKidney, Cystic
=670  \\$aWork cat.: International workshop on polycystic kidney disease. Problems in diagnosis and management of polycystic kidney disease, c1985.
=670  \\$aNIH$b(congenital abnormalities, kidney, polycystic)
=670  \\$aDorland's med. dict.
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Kidney, Polycystic)
=750  \2$aPolycystic Kidney Diseases$5IEN$0(DNLM)D007690

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=010  \\$ash 86002175
=035  \\$aCAS5952NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aFlaviviruses
=450  \\$aFlaviviridae
=450  \\$aGroup B arboviruses
=550  \\$wg$aArboviruses
=550  \\$wg$aRNA viruses
=670  \\$aWork cat.: The togaviridae and flaviviridae, c1986.
=670  \\$aMeSH browser, June 29, 2007$b(Flaviviridae: a family of RNA viruses, many of which cause disease in humans and domestic animals)
=670  \\$aNIH.
=670  \\$aDorland's med. dict.
=670  \\$aZinsser's Microbiology.
=750  \2$aFlaviviridae$5IEN$0(DNLM)D018067
=750  \2$iNarrower mapping$aPegivirus$0(DNLM)D000087082$4NM$5IEN-M

=LDR  00635cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362681502441
=005  20120730164123.0
=008  860409i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 86002171 
=035  \\$aCAS5948NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aBF720.E45
=150  \\$aEmotions in infants
=550  \\$wg$aEmotions
=550  \\$wg$aInfant psychology
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Affective development in infancy, 1986.
=750  \2$81$wb$aEmotions$5IEN$0(DNLM)D004644
=750  \2$81$wb$aInfant$5IEN$0(DNLM)D007223
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aEmotions$iand$aInfant$5IEN

=LDR  00781cz  a2200253n  4500
=001  9880362681602441
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=008  860408|n\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 86002117 
=035  \\$aCAS5897NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aFolinic acid
=450  \\$aCitrovorum factor
=450  \\$aLeucovorin
=550  \\$wg$aAntineoplastic agents
=550  \\$wg$aFolic acid
=670  \\$aWork cat.: The current status of 5-fluoro-uracil-leucovorin calcium combination, c1984.
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Citrovorum factor)
=670  \\$aNIH$b(Folinic acid)
=670  \\$aMerck Index$b(Folinic acid)
=670  \\$aStedman's med. dict.$b(Folinic acid)
=675  \\$aDorland's med. dict.
=690  \\$ar:AMD:6/21/90
=750  \2$aLeucovorin$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002955

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=001  9880362681702441
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=010  \\$ash 86002094 
=035  \\$aCAS5874NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=150  \\$aSickness Impact Profile
=450  \\$aSIP (Health profile)
=550  \\$wg$aHealth status indicators
=670  \\$aWork cat.: SIP: a health status measure for technology assessment ... 1985.
=675  \\$aMESH;$aNIH;$aDiscursive dict. health care;$aDorland's med. dict.
=750  \2$aSickness Impact Profile$5IEN$0(DNLM)D018434

=LDR  00635cz  a2200241n  4500
=001  9880362681802441
=005  20120730164123.0
=008  860404||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 86001999 
=035  \\$aCAS5781NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQP702.G56
=150  \\$aGluconeogenesis
=450  \\$aGlyconeogenesis
=550  \\$wg$aGlucose$xSynthesis
=550  \\$wg$aMetabolism
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Hormonal control of gluconeogenesis, 1986.
=670  \\$aMESH.
=670  \\$aDorland's med. dict.
=670  \\$aNIH.
=670  \\$aWeb. 3.
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/2/90
=750  \2$aGluconeogenesis$5IEN$0(DNLM)D005943

=LDR  00804cz  a2200253n  4500
=001  9880362681902441
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=035  \\$aCAS5770NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQL368.A5
=150  \\$aEntamoeba histolytica
=550  \\$wg$aEntamoeba
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Ascuasiati de Alfau, C. Situacion actual de la amoebiasis ... 1984.
=670  \\$aSyn. liv. org.: p. 511.
=670  \\$aKudo protozoology: pp. 531-540.
=670  \\$aPratt common invert.: pp. 34-35.
=670  \\$aHyman. Inverts.: v. 1, p. 127.
=670  \\$aPAHO Zoonoses: p. 364.
=670  \\$aGould's med. dict.
=670  \\$aDorland's med. dict.
=670  \\$aStedman's med. dict.
=750  \2$aEntamoeba histolytica$5IEN$0(DNLM)D004748

=LDR  00719cz  a2200241n  4500
=001  9880362682002441
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=008  860404i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 86001986 $zsh 88021324 
=035  \\$aCAS5768NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQL368.A5
=150  \\$aEntamoeba
=450  \\$aEntameba
=550  \\$wg$aEndamoebidae
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Ascuasiati de Alfau, C. Situacion actual de la amoebiasis ... 1984.
=670  \\$aSyn. liv. org.: p. 511.
=670  \\$aKudo protozoology: p. 531.
=670  \\$aPratt common invert.: p. 34.
=670  \\$aHyman. Inverts.: v. 1, p. 127.
=670  \\$aWeb. 3.
=690  \\$ar:AMD:6/27/90
=750  \2$aEntamoeba$5IEN$0(DNLM)D004747

=LDR  00678cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880362682102441
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=008  860404i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 86001979 
=035  \\$aCAS5761LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aDenitrification
=550  \\$wg$aReduction (Chemistry)
=550  \\$aDenitrifying bacteria
=550  \\$aNitrification
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Field measurement of dinitrogen fixation and denitrification, 1986.
=670  \\$aWeb. 3.
=670  \\$aBiol. & agr. index: v. 38.
=670  \\$aLC data base, 3/6/86$b(denitrification)
=670  \\$aMcGraw-Hill dict. sci. tech.
=750  \2$aDenitrification$0(DNLM)D058440$5IEN

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=001  9880362682202441
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=008  860403i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 86001972
=035  \\$aCAS5754NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aRA1223.B54$cToxicology
=053  \0$aRA1229.4$cIndustrial toxicology
=150  \\$aBiological monitoring
=450  \\$aBiologic monitoring
=450  \\$aBiomonitoring (Toxicology)
=450  \\$aMonitoring, Biological
=550  \\$wg$aPoisons$xAnalysis
=550  \\$wg$aToxicology
=550  \\$aIndicators (Biology)
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Biological monitoring techniques for human exposure to industrial chemicals, 1986.
=670  \\$aOccup. health guidelines chem risk: p. vii, 6.
=670  \\$aWikipedia, Mar. 22, 2007$b(Biomonitoring: a scientific technique used to sample blood, urine, breast milk and other tissue to assess human exposure to natural and synthetic chemicals. Another definition for biomonitoring in ecology is also given.)
=675  \\$aWeb. 3;$aMcGraw-Hill dict. sci. tech.
=680  \\$iHere are entered works on the assessment of human or animal exposure to noxious agents by measuring the toxic agent and/or metabolite in biological specimens, e.g. blood, hair, etc.
=750  \2$aEnvironmental Monitoring$0(DNLM)D004784$5IEN

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=001  9880362682302441
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=008  911212i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 86001891 
=035  \\$aCAS5673NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRJ387.A25
=150  \\$aAIDS (Disease) in children
=450  \\$aPediatric AIDS
=550  \\$wg$aImmunologic diseases in children
=550  \\$wg$aVirus diseases in children
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Anderson, G.R. Children and AIDS : the challenge for child welfare, c1986.
=670  \\$aPediatric AIDS Foundation.
=750  \2$81$wb$aAcquired Immunodeficiency Syndrome$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000163
=750  \2$81$wb$aChild$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002648
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aAcquired Immunodeficiency Syndrome$iand$aChild$5IEN

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=001  9880362682402441
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=008  931025i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 86001851 
=035  \\$aCAS5634NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aInternship programs
=360  \\$isubdivision$aStudy and teaching (Internship)$iunder names of individual corporate bodies, names of places, ethnic groups, and topical headings
=450  \\$aInternships
=450  \\$aPrograms, Internship
=550  \\$wg$aEmployees$xTraining of
=550  \\$wg$aPracticums
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Directory of internships, work experience programs and on-the-job training opportunities, c1986.
=670  \\$aHennepin$b(internship programs)
=670  \\$aERIC thes.$b(internship programs)
=670  \\$aIBE educ. thes.$b(internship programs)
=670  \\$aRosenburg. Dict. of business & mgt.$b(internship)
=670  \\$aOran. MBA's dict.$b(internship)
=670  \\$aWeb. 3$b(internship)
=750  \2$aInternship, Nonmedical$5IEN$0(DNLM)D007397

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=001  9880362682502441
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=008  920330i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 86001831 
=035  \\$aCAS5614NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQK495.C9$cBotany
=053  \\$aSB299.B7$cOilseed plants
=053  \\$aSB317.B65$cEconomic plants
=150  \\$aBrassica
=550  \\$wg$aCruciferae
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Integrated pest management for cole crops and lettuce, 1985$b(Brassica)
=670  \\$aWeb. 3.
=670  \\$aHortus 3.
=670  \\$aInd. nom. gen. (plant.)
=670  \\$aEngler Syl. Pflanz.: p. 188.
=670  \\$aOld catalog heading$b(Brassica)
=750  \2$aBrassica$5IEN$0(DNLM)D001937

=LDR  01075cz  a2200301n  4500
=001  9880362682602441
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=008  860326||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 86001809 
=035  \\$aCAS5593NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=150  \\$aBrush border membrane
=450  \\$aBorder, Brush (Cytology)
=450  \\$aMembrane, Brush border
=550  \\$wg$aCell membranes
=550  \\$wg$aEpithelial cells
=550  \\$wg$aIntestines
=550  \\$wg$aKidney tubules
=670  \\$aWork cat.: International Symposium on 25 Years of Research on the Brush Border Membrane and Sodium-Coupled Transport (1985 : Aussois, France). Ion gradient coupled transport ... 1986.
=670  \\$aMcGraw-Hill dict. life sci.
=670  \\$aMcGraw-Hill encyc. sci. tech.
=670  \\$aWeb. 3.
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Microvilli x Brush border; Striated border)
=670  \\$aNIH.
=670  \\$aDorland's med. dict.$b(Border: brush b.)
=670  \\$aGould's med. dict.$b(Brush border)
=675  \\$aHenderson dict. of scient. terms
=750  \2$aMicrovilli$5IEN$0(DNLM)D008871

=LDR  01182cz  a2200241n  4500
=001  9880362682702441
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=008  860326i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 86001790 
=035  \\$aCAS5574NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aAbused women
=450  \\$aBattered women
=550  \\$wg$aVictims of crimes
=550  \\$wg$aWomen
=550  \\$aBattered woman syndrome
=670  \\$aWork cat.: NiCarthy, G. Getting free : a handbook for women in abusive relationships, 1986: CIP data sheet precis$b(...a self-help book for women in emotionally or physically abusive relationships.) CIP galley ("battered" [refers] to physical assault. "Abuse" includes physical, sexual or emotional attacks, ranging from mild to lethal.)
=670  \\$aNiCarthy, G. Talking it out, 1984.
=670  \\$aMechau, D. Final evaluation report on shelter for abused and battered women ... 1978.
=670  \\$aUNBIS$b(Battered women; UF Battered wives, Wife abuse; Scope note: includes battered wives as well as other battered and abused women.)
=670  \\$aERIC thes.$b(Abused women use Battered women)
=675  \\$aIAC;$aLIV
=750  \2$aBattered Women$5IEN$0(DNLM)D018585

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=001  9880362682802441
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=010  \\$ash 86001775 
=035  \\$aCAS5559LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aQK495.P454$cBotany
=150  \\$aPhytolacca dodecandra
=450  \\$aEndod
=550  \\$wg$aPhytolacca
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Internatl. Scientific Workshop. Phytolacca dodecandra (Endod), 1984.
=670  \\$aTerrell, E.E. A checklist of names for 3,000 vasc. plants of econ. import., 1977.
=670  \\$aPenso, G. Index plant. med. tot. mundi eorumque syn., 1983.
=675  \\$aWeb. 3;$aHortus 3;$aUsher dict. plants;$aSPN
=750  \2$aPhytolacca dodecandra$5IEN-M$0(DNLM)D029605

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=001  9880362682902441
=005  20120730164122.0
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=010  \\$ash 86001774 
=035  \\$aCAS5558LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aQK495.P454$cBotany
=150  \\$aPhytolacca
=550  \\$wg$aPhytolaccaceae
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Internatl. Scientific Workshop. Phytolacca dodencandra (Endod), 1984.
=670  \\$aWeb. 3.
=670  \\$aHortus 3.
=670  \\$aEngler Syl. Pflanz.: p. 82.
=670  \\$aInd. nom. gen. (plant.)
=670  \\$aSPN.
=750  \2$aPhytolacca$5IEN$0(DNLM)D029603

=LDR  00722cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880362683002441
=005  20080516175913.0
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=010  \\$ash 86001671 
=035  \\$aCAS5457NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \0$aQK495.C74$cBotany
=150  \\$aCentaurea
=450  \\$aAetheopappus
=550  \\$wg$aCompositae
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Knapweed Symposium (1977 : Kamloops, B.C.). Proceedings, 1977: p. 7
=670  \\$aWeb. 3
=670  \\$aHortus 3$b(Centaurea L. syn: Aetheopappus Cass. Compositae)
=670  \\$aTerrell, E.E. A checklist of names for 3,000 vascular plants of economic importance, 1977
=670  \\$aInd. nom. gen. (plant.)
=750  \2$aCentaurea$0(DNLM)D031179$5IEN

=LDR  00596cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362683102441
=005  20120730164122.0
=008  860321||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 86001621 
=035  \\$aCAS5411NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=150  \\$aAPACHE (Disease classification system)
=450  \\$aAcute Physiology and Chronic Health Evaluation
=550  \\$wg$aHealth status indicators
=550  \\$wg$aHospital patients$xClassification
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Apache: an index for evaluating therapeutic technologies ... 1985.
=675  \\$aNIH;$aMESH
=750  \2$aAPACHE$5IEN$0(DNLM)D018806

=LDR  00643cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880362683202441
=005  20120730164122.0
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=010  \\$ash 86001588 
=035  \\$aCAS5379NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQP624.5.S26
=150  \\$aSatellite DNA
=450  \\$aDNA, Satellite$5IEN
=450  \\$aSatellite deoxyribonucleic acid
=550  \\$wg$aDNA
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Beridze, T. Satellite DNA, c1986.
=670  \\$aMESH.
=675  \\$aNIH;$aDorland's med. dict.;$aPrinciples and practices of med. genetics
=690  \\$ar:AMD:6/26/90
=750  \2$aDNA, Satellite$5IEN$0(DNLM)D004276

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=001  9880362683302441
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=010  \\$ash 86001562 $zsh 88022781 
=035  \\$aCAS5355LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aQK495.G38
=150  \\$aGeraniaceae
=550  \\$wg$aGeraniales
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Van der Walt, J.J.A. Pelargoniums of Southern Africa, c1977-c1981
=670  \\$aWeb. 3
=670  \\$aHortus 3
=670  \\$aEngler Syl. Pflanz.: p. 248
=670  \\$aInd. nom. gen. (plant.): p. 711
=750  \2$aGeraniaceae$5IEN-M$0(DNLM)D031314

=LDR  00729cz  a2200253n  4500
=001  9880362683402441
=005  20120730164122.0
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=010  \\$ash 86001561 
=035  \\$aCAS5354LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQK495.G38$cBotany
=053  \0$aSB413.G35$cOrnamental plants
=150  \\$aPelargoniums
=450  \\$aGarden geraniums
=450  \\$aGeraniums, Garden
=450  \\$aPelargonium
=550  \\$wg$aGeraniaceae
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Van der Walt, J.J.A. Pelargoniums of Southern Africa, c1977-c1981
=670  \\$aWeb. 3
=670  \\$aHortus 3
=670  \\$aEngler Syl. Pflanz.: p. 250
=670  \\$aInd. nom. gen. (plant.)
=750  \2$aPelargonium$5IEN$0(DNLM)D031316

=LDR  00987cz  a2200265n  4500
=001  9880362683502441
=005  20120730164122.0
=008  871219i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 86001531 
=035  \\$aCAS5324NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRA410.58
=150  \\$aHospital-physician joint ventures
=450  \\$aHospital-physician organizations
=450  \\$aOrganizations, Physician-hospital
=450  \\$aPhysician-hospital joint ventures
=450  \\$aPhysician-hospital organizations
=550  \\$wg$aHospital-physician relations
=550  \\$wg$aJoint ventures
=550  \\$wg$aMedical cooperation
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Hospital-physician joint ventures, 1986.
=670  \\$aMESH.
=670  \\$a95-10043: Developing a successful physician-hospital organization, c1995$b(physician-hospital organizations)
=675  \\$aHosp. admin. terminology;$aDiscursive dict. of health care;$aNIH
=750  \2$aHospital-Physician Joint Ventures$5IEN$0(DNLM)D006759

=LDR  00626cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880362683602441
=005  20120730164122.0
=008  860313i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 86001441 
=035  \\$aCAS5244NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQL368.D65$cProtozoology
=053  \0$aQR201.G45$cPathogenic protozoa
=150  \\$aGiardia lamblia
=450  \\$aGiardia enterica
=450  \\$aGiardia intestinalis
=450  \\$aGiardia mesnili
=450  \\$aLamblia intestinalis
=550  \\$wg$aGiardia
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Giardia lamblia in water supplies, 1985
=750  \2$aGiardia lamblia$5IEN$0(DNLM)D016829

=LDR  00504cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362683702441
=005  20080323144523.0
=008  860313||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 86001434 
=035  \\$aCAS5237NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=150  \\$aGlutaredoxin
=550  \\$wg$aProteins
=550  \\$wg$aThiols
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Thioredoxin and glutaredoxin systems, 1986
=675  \\$aMerck;$aMESH;$aNIH;$aChem. abst. index guide;$aDorland's med. dict.
=750  \2$aGlutaredoxins$0(DNLM)D054477$5IEN

=LDR  00561cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362683802441
=005  20080310093131.0
=008  860313||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 86001432 
=035  \\$aCAS5235NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQP552.T45
=150  \\$aThioredoxin
=550  \\$wg$aProteins
=550  \\$wg$aThiols
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Thioredoxin and glutaredoxin systems, 1986
=670  \\$aMerck
=670  \\$aMESH
=675  \\$aNIH;$aChem. abst. index guide;$aDorland's med. dict.
=750  \2$aThioredoxins$0(DNLM)D013879$5IEN

=LDR  00412cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362683902441
=005  20120730164114.0
=008  860211||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85148750 
=035  \\$aBZZ8656NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQC482.D5
=150  \\$aX-rays$xDiffraction
=450  \\$aX-ray diffraction$5IEN
=550  \\$wg$aDiffraction
=750  \2$aX-Ray Diffraction$5IEN$0(DNLM)D014961

=LDR  00610cz  a2200241n  4500
=001  9880362684002441
=005  20120730164114.0
=008  920330||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85148749 
=035  \\$aBZZ8655NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQC480$bQC482.3
=150  \\$aX-rays
=450  \\$aRays, Roentgen
=450  \\$aRoentgen rays
=450  \\$aRoentgenograms
=550  \\$wg$aElectromagnetic waves
=550  \\$wg$aIonizing radiation
=550  \\$wg$aRadiation
=550  \\$aCathode rays
=550  \\$aRadiography
=550  \\$aVacuum-tubes
=750  \2$aX-Rays$5IEN$0(DNLM)D014965

=LDR  00879cz  a2200265n  4500
=001  9880362684102441
=005  20120730164113.0
=008  860211||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85148744 
=035  \\$aBZZ8650NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQC482.S6$cRadiation physics
=053  \\$aQD96.X2$cAnalytical chemistry
=150  \\$aX-ray spectroscopy
=450  \\$aEmission spectroscopy, X-ray
=450  \\$aEnergy dispersive x-ray spectroscopy
=450  \\$aExcitation analysis, Fluorescent
=450  \\$aFluorescence analysis, X-ray
=450  \\$aFluorescent excitation analysis
=450  \\$aFluorescent x-ray spectroscopy
=450  \\$aSpectrometry, X-ray emission$5IEN
=450  \\$aX-ray emission spectroscopy
=450  \\$aX-ray fluorescence analysis
=550  \\$wg$aSpectrum analysis
=750  \2$aSpectrometry, X-Ray Emission$5IEN$0(DNLM)D013052

=LDR  00376cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362684202441
=005  20120730164113.0
=008  021018i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85148730 
=035  \\$aBZZ8636NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQD945
=150  \\$aX-ray crystallography
=550  \\$wg$aCrystallography
=750  \2$aCrystallography, X-Ray$5IEN$0(DNLM)D018360

=LDR  00737cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362684302441
=005  20100815131414.0
=008  860211||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85148727 
=035  \\$aBZZ8633NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aX-ray absorption near edge structure
=450  \\$aNear edge structure, X-ray absorption
=450  \\$aNear edge X-ray absorption fine structure
=450  \\$aNEXAFS (X-ray spectroscopy)
=450  \\$aXANES (X-ray spectroscopy)
=550  \\$wg$aAbsorption spectra
=550  \\$wg$aX-ray spectroscopy
=670  \\$a92-208091: St�ohr, J. NEXAFS spectroscopy, c1992:$bpref. ("near edge X-ray absorption fine structure")
=750  \2$aX-Ray Absorption Spectroscopy$0(DNLM)D056928$5IEN

=LDR  00364cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362684402441
=005  20120730164113.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85148724 
=035  \\$aBZZ8630NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aX chromosome
=450  \\$aChromosome X
=550  \\$wg$aSex chromosomes
=750  \2$aX Chromosome$5IEN$0(DNLM)D014960

=LDR  01616cz  a2200265n  4500
=001  9880362684502441
=005  20120730164113.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85148659 
=035  \\$aBZZ8565NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aP211$bP211.7
=150  \\$aWritten communication
=450  \\$aWritten discourse
=450  \\$aWritten language
=550  \\$wg$aCommunication
=550  \\$wg$aDiscourse analysis
=550  \\$wg$aLanguage and languages
=550  \\$wg$aVisual communication
=680  \\$iHere are entered works on written language as a form of communication or discourse.
=680  \\$iWorks on the process or result of recording language in the form of conventionalized visible marks or graphic signs on a surface are entered under the heading$aWriting.$iWorks on the writing of a particular language are entered under the name of the language with subdivisions$aAlphabet$iand$aWriting,$ie.g.$aGreek language--Alphabet; Egyptian language--Writing.$iWorks on systems of writing used by several peoples are entered under$aWriting,$ifollowed by the name of the system, e.g.$aWriting, Arabic.
=680  \\$iGeneral and comparative works on the Semitic alphabet and its ancient and modern derivatives, or with similar series of characters employed to represent the sounds of a language, are entered under$aAlphabet.
=680  \\$iWorks on variations in the style of writing in the past, and especially with ancient and medieval handwriting, are entered under$aPaleography.
=681  \\$iNotes under$aAlphabet; Paleography; Writing
=750  \2$aWriting$5IEN$0(DNLM)D014956

=LDR  00437cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362684602441
=005  20120730164113.0
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=010  \\$ash 85148636 
=035  \\$aBZZ8542LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aRC429
=150  \\$aWriters' cramp
=450  \\$aCramp, Writers'
=450  \\$aScriveners' palsy
=550  \\$wg$aOccupational neuroses
=750  \2$aDystonic Disorders$5IEN$0(DNLM)D020821

=LDR  00321cz  a2200121n  4500
=001  9880362684702441
=005  20120730164112.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|n\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85148630 
=035  \\$aBZZ8536NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aWrist$xWounds and injuries
=750  \2$aWrist Injuries$5IEN$0(DNLM)D014954

=LDR  00498cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362684802441
=005  20120730164112.0
=008  920417||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85148626 
=035  \\$aBZZ8532NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aWrist
=450  \\$aCarpus (Human anatomy)
=450  \\$aWrist joint
=550  \\$wg$aArm
=550  \\$wg$aJoints
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Wrist; wrist joint)
=750  \2$aWrist$5IEN$0(DNLM)D014953
=750  \2$aWrist Joint$5IEN$0(DNLM)D014955

=LDR  00655cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362684902441
=005  20120730164112.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85148615 
=035  \\$aBZZ8521NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aGV1195$bGV1198.995
=150  \\$aWrestling
=360  \\$isubdivision$aWrestling$iunder names of individual educational institutions, e.g.$aHarvard University--Wrestling
=360  \\$isubdivision$aWrestling$iunder names of individual educational institutions, e.g.$aHarvard Univeristy--Wrestling
=550  \\$wg$aAthletics
=550  \\$wg$aHand-to-hand fighting
=750  \2$aWrestling$5IEN$0(DNLM)D014952

=LDR  00431cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362685002441
=005  20120730164112.0
=008  920330i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85148591 
=035  \\$aBZZ8497NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRD95
=150  \\$aWounds and injuries$xInfections
=550  \\$wg$aInfection
=550  \\$wg$aWounds and injuries$xComplications
=750  \2$aWound Infection$5IEN$0(DNLM)D014946

=LDR  00906cz   2200253n  4500
=001  9880362685102441
=005  20220810162510.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85148589
=035  \\$aBZZ8495NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aRA1121$cMedical jurisprudence
=053  \\$aRC87$cFirst aid
=053  \\$aRD92$bRD97.8$cSurgery
=150  \\$aWounds and injuries
=360  \\$isubdivision$aWounds and injuries$iunder classes of persons, ethnic groups, and individual regions and organs of the body, e.g.$aHeart--Wounds and injuries; Foot--Wounds and injuries
=450  \\$aHuman beings$xWounds and injuries
=450  \\$aInjuries
=450  \\$aTrauma, Physical
=450  \\$wnne$aWounds
=550  \\$wg$aSurgical emergencies
=550  \\$aTraumatology
=750  \2$aWounds and Injuries$5IEN$0(DNLM)D014947
=750  \2$iNarrower mapping$aReinjuries$0(DNLM)D000083102$4NM$5IEN-M

=LDR  01222cz  a2200301n  4500
=001  9880362685202441
=005  20120730164112.0
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=010  \\$ash 85148588 
=035  \\$aBZZ8494NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aRD96.15
=150  \\$aBlunt trauma
=360  \\$isubdivision$aBlunt trauma$iunder individual organs and regions of the body, e.g.$aFoot--Blunt trauma
=450  \\$aBlunt force trauma
=450  \\$aBlunt impact trauma
=450  \\$aBlunt injuries
=450  \\$aBlunt wounds
=450  \\$aImpact trauma, Blunt
=450  \\$aNonpenetrating wounds
=450  \\$wnne$aWounds, Nonpenetrating
=550  \\$wg$aWounds and injuries
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Management of blunt trauma, c1990.
=670  \\$aLC database, Aug. 3, 1989.
=670  \\$aCurrent surg. diag. treatment, 1988:$bp. 201.
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Wounds, Nonpenetrating)
=670  \\$aInter. dict. med. biol.$b(injury: blunt injury: a mechanical injury produced by the impact of a blunt instrument that tears, shears, or crushes tissue in contrast to an incision injury. The three basic forms are lacerations, contusions, and abrasions)
=750  \2$aWounds, Nonpenetrating$5IEN$0(DNLM)D014949

=LDR  00457cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362685302441
=005  20120730164112.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85148581 
=035  \\$aBZZ8487NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRD94
=150  \\$aWound healing
=450  \\$aHealing of wounds
=450  \\$aWound repair
=550  \\$wg$aHealing
=550  \\$aRegeneration (Biology)
=750  \2$aWound Healing$5IEN$0(DNLM)D014945

=LDR  01024cz  a2200289n  4500
=001  9880362685402441
=005  20051013133649.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85148273 
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=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dAuSU$dDLC
=053  \0$aD731$bD838
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=450  \\$aEuropean War, 1939-1945
=450  \\$aSecond World War, 1939-1945
=450  \\$aWorld War 2, 1939-1945
=450  \\$aWorld War II, 1939-1945
=450  \\$aWorld War Two, 1939-1945
=450  \\$aWW II (World War, 1939-1945)
=450  \\$aWWII (World War, 1939-1945)
=550  \\$wg$aHistory, Modern$y20th century
=667  \\$aRef. tracing for World War II modified to add dates$5IEN
=670  \\$aWomen's fiction of the Second World War, 1996.
=670  \\$aLC database, May 7, 2004$b(titles: World War Two; World War 2; WW II)
=670  \\$aAm. heritage dict.$b(WWII: abbr. World War II)
=681  \\$iExample under reference from$aWars
=750  \2$aWorld War II$0(DNLM)D047789$5IEN

=LDR  00928cz  a2200277n  4500
=001  9880362685502441
=005  20051013133524.0
=008  040419i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85148236 
=035  \\$aBZZ8142NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aD501$bD680
=150  \\$aWorld War, 1914-1918
=450  \\$aFirst World War, 1914-1918
=450  \\$aGreat War, 1914-1918
=450  \\$wnne$aEuropean War, 1914-1918
=450  \\$aWorld War 1, 1914-1918
=450  \\$aWorld War I, 1914-1918
=450  \\$aWorld War One, 1914-1918
=450  \\$aWW I (World War, 1914-1918)
=450  \\$aWWI (World War, 1914-1918)
=550  \\$wg$aHistory, Modern$y20th century
=670  \\$aEncarta world Eng. dict.$b(Great War = World War I)
=670  \\$aLC database, May 7, 2004$b(titles: World War One; World War 1; WW I)
=670  \\$aAm. heritage dict.$b(WWI: abbr. World War I)
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=150  \\$aRelative biological effectiveness (Radiobiology)
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=550  \\$wg$aRadiation$xDosage
=550  \\$wg$aRadiation$xPhysiological effect
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=053  \\$aRC182.R3$cMedicine
=150  \\$aRelapsing fever
=450  \\$aBorreliosis
=450  \\$aTick fever
=550  \\$wg$aFever
=550  \\$wg$aSpirochaetosis
=550  \\$wg$aTick-borne diseases
=750  \2$aRelapsing Fever$5IEN$0(DNLM)D012061

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=053  \\$aQP90
=150  \\$aRejuvenation
=550  \\$wg$aEndocrinology
=550  \\$wg$aOrganotherapy
=550  \\$aYouthfulness
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=550  \\$wg$aAttitude (Psychology)
=550  \\$wg$aEmotions
=750  \2$aRejection, Psychology (DNLM)D012059$5IEN

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=053  \\$aBF319.5.R4
=150  \\$aReinforcement (Psychology)
=550  \\$wg$aConditioned response
=550  \\$wg$aIncentive (Psychology)
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=750  \2$aReinforcement, Social$0(DNLM)D012056$5IEN

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=053  \0$aSF401.R4$cDomestic animals
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=450  \\$aAchlis
=450  \\$aCervus tarandus
=450  \\$aRangifer
=450  \\$aRangifer tarandus
=450  \\$aTarandus
=550  \\$wg$aCervidae
=550  \\$aCaribou
=670  \\$aWalker mam. world:$bv. 2, p. 1397 (Genus Rangifer Hamilton-Smith; Caribou (North American term) or Reindeer (European term); single species R. tarandus)
=670  \\$aCorbet world list mam. species, 1991:$bp. 128 (Cervidae; Rangifer; R. tarandus (Caribou); Reindeer, Caribou)
=670  \\$aInternational Reindeer and Caribou Symposium (1st : 1972 : University of Alaska, Fairbanks). Proceedings ... 1975.
=670  \\$aInternational Reindeer/Caribou Symposium (2nd : 1979 : R�ros, Norway). Proceedings ... c1980.
=670  \\$aWeb. 3:$bCaribou (reindeer)
=670  \\$aMam. species world, 1993:$bp. 392 (Artiodactyla; Fam. Cervidae; Rangifer H. Smith; type species Cervus tarandus; syn.: Achlis, Tarandus; Rangifer tarandus L.; syn: angustirostris, arcticus, asiaticus, borealis, buskensis, caboti, caribou, chukchensis, cilindricornis, dawsoni, dichotomus eogroenlandicus, excelsifrons, fennicus, fortidens, furcifer, granti, groenlandicus, keewatinensis, labradorensis, lapponum, lenensis, montanus, mcguirei, ogilvyensis, osborni, pearsoni, pearyi, phylarchus, platyrhynchus, rangifer, selousi, setoni, sibiricus, silvicola, spetsbergensis, stonei, sylvestris, taimyrensis, terraenovae, transuralensis, valentinae, yakutskensis)
=670  \\$aLC database, 10/17/95$b(reindeer (Rangifer tarandus L.), caribou (Rangifer tarandus))
=670  \\$aBiol. & agr. index:$bv. 47 (Reindeer and caribou; Rangifer tarandus See Reindeer and caribou)
=670  \\$aDepartment of Legislative Services, Maryland General Assembly, 2003 session, March 4, 2004$b(classifies caribou as new world, wild Rangifer tarandus and reindeer as old world, domesticated Rangifer tarandus)
=670  \\$aBering Land Bridge National Preserve, Reindeer/Caribou, Rangifer tarandus, Feb. 3, 2004 :$bcaribou (Although they are called by different names in North America, wild caribou and domestic reindeer are considered to be a single species throughout the world.)
=680  \\$iHere are entered works on domesticated Rangifer tarandus in general and wild Rangifer tarandus in Europe and Asia. Works on wild Rangifer tarandus in North America are entered under$aCaribou.
=681  \\$iNote under$aCaribou
=750  \2$aReindeer$5IEN$0(DNLM)D012053

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=010  \\$ash 85112428 
=035  \\$aBZW2334NU
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh 85112428
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aReimplantation (Surgery)
=360  \\$isubdivision$aReimplantation$iunder individual organs and regions of the body, e.g.$aFoot--Reimplantation
=450  \\$aReattachment (Surgery)
=450  \\$aReplantation (Surgery)
=450  \\$aSurgical reattachment
=450  \\$aSurgical replantation
=550  \\$wg$aSurgery, Operative
=550  \\$wg$aTransplantation of organs, tissues, etc.
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Replantation x Reimplantation; Surgical Replantation)
=670  \\$aIntl. dict. med. biol.$b(replantation: the reattachment of an amputated body part, usually requiring the microsurgical anastomosis of small blood vessels)
=750  \2$aReplantation$5IEN$0(DNLM)D012092

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=001  9880362598802441
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=035  \\$aBZW2316NU
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aRT120.R4
=150  \\$aRehabilitation nursing
=550  \\$wg$aNursing
=750  \2$aRehabilitation Nursing$5IEN$0(DNLM)D019145
=750  \2$aRehabilitation$xnursing$5IEN$0(DNLM)D012046Q000451

=LDR  00362cz  a2200133n  4500
=001  9880362598902441
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=010  \\$ash 85112405 
=035  \\$aBZW2311NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aRehabilitation centers
=550  \\$wg$aHealth facilities
=750  \2$aRehabilitation Centers$5IEN$0(DNLM)D012047

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=001  9880362599002441
=005  20120730163823.0
=008  871218i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85112401 
=035  \\$aBZW2307NU
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh 85112401
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aRehabilitation
=360  \\$isubdivision$aRehabilitation$iunder classes of persons and ethnic groups; and subdivision$aPatients--Rehabilitation$iunder individual diseases, e.g.$aCancer--Patients--Rehabilitation
=680  \\$iHere are entered general works on the means and methods used to improve or restore an individual's impaired ability to lead a normal life. Works on the physical, medical, psychiatric, educational or vocational methods of rehabilitating specific groups of persons are entered under specific headings, with subdivision$aRehabilitation,$ie.g.$aPeople with disabilities--Rehabilitation; Criminals--Rehabilitation.
=750  \2$aRehabilitation$5IEN$0(DNLM)D012046

=LDR  01059cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880362599102441
=005  20120730163823.0
=008  051229||\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85112392 
=035  \\$aBZW2298NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQA278.2
=150  \\$aRegression analysis
=450  \\$aAnalysis, Regression
=450  \\$aLinear regression
=450  \\$aRegression modeling
=550  \\$wg$aMultivariate analysis
=550  \\$aStructural equation modeling
=670  \\$aUMI business vocab.$b(Linear regression, see Regression analysis)
=670  \\$aSahai, H. Pocket dict. of stat., 2002$b(regression analysis: a statistical procedure used to develop a mathematical equation showing how two or more variables are related and/or to determine the extent to which one variable changes with changes in another variable of a number of other variables.)
=670  \\$aEveritt, B.S. Cambridge dict. of stat., 2002$b(regression analysis: essentially a synonym for regression modelling)
=750  \2$aRegression Analysis$5IEN$0(DNLM)D012044

=LDR  00493cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362599202441
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=010  \\$ash 85112391
=035  \\$aBZW2297NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aRegression (Psychology)
=450  \\$aRegressive behavior
=550  \\$wg$aDefense mechanisms (Psychology)
=550  \\$wg$aEgo (Psychology)
=550  \\$wg$aTransference (Psychology)
=750  \2$aRegression, Psychology$0(DNLM)D012043$5IEN

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=001  9880362599302441
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=010  \\$ash 85112364 
=035  \\$aBZW2270NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aRegional medical programs
=450  \\$aMedical programs, Regional
=450  \\$aRegionalization of health services
=450  \\$aRegionalization of medical care
=550  \\$wg$aMedical care
=550  \\$wg$aMedical cooperation
=550  \\$wg$aMedical education
=550  \\$wg$aPublic health
=750  \2$aRegional Medical Programs$5IEN$0(DNLM)D012041

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=001  9880362599402441
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=010  \\$ash 85112359 
=035  \\$aBZW2265NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aRegional blood flow
=450  \\$aCirculation, Regional
=450  \\$aRegional circulation
=550  \\$wg$aBlood flow
=550  \\$wg$aHemodynamics
=750  \2$aRegional Blood Flow$5IEN$0(DNLM)D012039

=LDR  01207cz  a2200265n  4500
=001  9880362599502441
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=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85112343 
=035  \\$aBZW2249NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dViU
=053  \0$aQH499$cBiology
=053  \0$aQP90.2$cAnimal physiology
=150  \\$aRegeneration (Biology)
=360  \\$isubdivision$aRegeneration$iunder individual organs and regions of the body, e.g.$aFoot--Regeneration
=450  \\$aRegenerative biology
=450  \\$aRegrowth (Biology)
=550  \\$wg$aDevelopmental biology
=550  \\$aAutotomy
=550  \\$aWound healing
=670  \\$aLittle, R.J. Dict. of botany$b(regeneration: the regrowth of new tissues, organs, or fragments of them, by an organism)
=670  \\$aTissue restoration through regenerative biology and medicine, c2004.
=670  \\$aMolecular embryology : methods and protocols, 1999:$bp. 415 (limb regeneration is one of the oldest topics within developmental biology)
=670  \\$aOrigination of organismal form, 2003:$bp. 87 (developmental biology studies not just embryos, but developmental phenomena such as regeneration)
=750  \2$aRegeneration$5IEN$0(DNLM)D012038

=LDR  00378cz  a2200133n  4500
=001  9880362599602441
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=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85112330 
=035  \\$aBZW2236NU
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aRefuse disposal facilities
=550  \\$wg$aRefuse and refuse disposal
=750  \2$aWaste Disposal Facilities$0(DNLM)D064091$5IEN

=LDR  01385cz  a2200409n  4500
=001  9880362599702441
=005  20130317183747.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85112316 
=035  \\$aBZW2222NU
=035  \\$aSH 85112316
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aHD4482$bHD4485$cEconomics
=053  \0$aTD785$bTD812.5$cEngineering
=150  \\$aRefuse and refuse disposal
=360  \\$isubdivision$aWaste disposal$iunder types of industries, industrial processes, facilities and institutions, e.g.$aConstruction industry--Waste disposal; Metals--Finishing--Waste disposal; Universities and colleges--Waste disposal
=450  \\$aDiscarded materials
=450  \\$aDisposal of refuse
=450  \\$aGarbage
=450  \\$aHousehold waste
=450  \\$aHousehold wastes
=450  \\$aRubbish
=450  \\$aSolid waste management
=450  \\$aTrash
=450  \\$aWaste disposal
=450  \\$aWaste management
=450  \\$aWastes, Household
=550  \\$wg$aSanitation
=550  \\$aFactory and trade waste
=550  \\$aPollution
=550  \\$aPollution control industry
=550  \\$aSalvage (Waste, etc.)
=550  \\$aStreet cleaning
=550  \\$aWaste products
=670  \\$aLC database, May 7, 1999$b(household waste; household wastes)
=750  \2$aRefuse Disposal$5IEN$0(DNLM)D012037
=750  \2$aSolid Waste$0(DNLM)D062611$5IEN

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=001  9880362599802441
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=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85112299 
=035  \\$aBZW2205NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aRefugees
=360  \\$isubdivision$aRefugees$iunder individual wars, e.g.$aWorld War, 1939-1945--Refugees
=360  \\$isubdivision$aRefugees$iunder individual wars, e.g.$iWorld War, 1939-1945--Refugees
=450  \\$aDisplaced persons
=550  \\$wg$aPersons
=550  \\$aAliens
=550  \\$aDeportees
=550  \\$aExiles
=667  \\$aA heading in the form "Refugees--[place]" stands indiscriminately for works about refugees fleeing the place, and for works about refugees housed in the place.$5IEN
=670  \\$aWeb. 3$b(refugee: one that flees to a place of safety, esp. one who flees to a foreign country or power to escape danger or persecution in his own country or habitual residence because of his race, religion, or political beliefs; displaced person: a person expelled, deported, or impelled to flee from his country of nationality or habitual residence by the forces or consequences of war or oppression)
=670  \\$aLCSH suppl., 1974/76$b(hdgs. in the form "Refugees, Czech [German, Spanish, etc.]" were cancelled in favor of hdgs. in the form "Refugees--[place]"; Refugees, Arab and Refugees, Jewish retained as exceptions)$5IEN
=680  \\$iThis heading may be subdivided geographically to indicate the country of origin and/or the destination of the refugees.
=750  \2$aRefugees$5IEN$0(DNLM)D012036

=LDR  00349cz  a2200133n  4500
=001  9880362599902441
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=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85112288 
=035  \\$aBZW2194NU
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aRefrigeration anesthesia
=550  \\$wg$aAnesthesia
=750  \2$aCryoanesthesia$0(DNLM)D050785$5IEN

=LDR  00622cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880362600002441
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=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85112278 
=035  \\$aBZW2184NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aTP490$bTP497
=150  \\$aRefrigeration and refrigerating machinery
=450  \\$aCooling appliances
=450  \\$aCryogenics
=450  \\$aFreezing
=450  \\$aIce-machinery
=550  \\$wg$aLow temperature engineering
=550  \\$aAir conditioning
=550  \\$aCompressors
=550  \\$aIce$xManufacture
=750  \2$aRefrigeration$5IEN$0(DNLM)D012034

=LDR  00398cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362600102441
=005  20120730163821.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85112261 
=035  \\$aBZW2167NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQC387
=150  \\$aRefractive index
=450  \\$aIndex of refraction
=450  \\$aRefractometry$5IEN
=750  \2$aRefractometry$5IEN$0(DNLM)D012031

=LDR  00488cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362600202441
=005  20120730163821.0
=008  860211||\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85112259 
=035  \\$aBZW2165NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \0$aQC426.8.D68
=150  \\$aRefraction, Double
=450  \\$aBirefringence
=450  \\$aDouble refraction
=450  \\$aExtraordinary ray
=450  \\$aOrdinary ray
=450  \\$aPockels effect
=750  \2$aBirefringence$5IEN$0(DNLM)D001718

=LDR  01558cz  a2200313n  4500
=001  9880362600302441
=005  20120730163821.0
=008  000308i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85112221 
=035  \\$aBZW2127NU
=035  \\$aSH 85112221
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aRM894
=053  \\$aRM723.R43$5IEN
=150  \\$aReflexotherapy
=450  \\$aReflex massage$5IEN
=450  \\$aReflex therapy
=450  \\$aReflex zone therapy$5IEN
=450  \\$aReflexology$5IEN
=550  \\$wg$aTherapeutics, Physiological
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Reflexotherapy X Reflex therapy)
=670  \\$aDorland's med. dict.$b(reflexotherapy: treatment by irritation of any area of the body distant from the lesion)
=670  \\$aStedman's med. dict.:$bunder therapy (reflex therapy, reflexotherapy: treatment of some morbid conditions by provoking a reflex action, as in household treatment of a nosebleed by piece of ice applied to the cervical spine)
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Reflexotherapy)$5IEN
=670  \\$aHennepin$b(Reflexology)$5IEN
=670  \\$aLC data base, 1/11/91$b(Reflexology; Reflex zone therapy)$5IEN
=680  \\$iHere are entered works on treatment of conditions by provoking a reflex action, for example, stopping a nosebleed by applying ice to the neck.  Works on a form of massage in which pressure is applied to areas of the feet or hands to relax or promote healing in other parts of the body are entered under$aReflexology (Therapy).
=681  \\$iNote under$aReflexology (Therapy)
=750  \2$aReflexotherapy$5IEN$0(DNLM)D012028

=LDR  00511cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362600402441
=005  20120730163821.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85112220 
=035  \\$aBZW2126NU
=035  \\$ash 85112220
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aAbnormal reflexes
=450  \\$wnne$aReflexes, Abnormal
=550  \\$wg$aNeurologic manifestations of general diseases
=550  \\$wg$aReflexes
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Reflex, Abnormal)
=750  \2$aReflex, Abnormal$5IEN$0(DNLM)D012021

=LDR  00447cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362600502441
=005  20120730163821.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85112218 
=035  \\$aBZW2124NU
=035  \\$ash 85112218
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aQP372$bQP372.9
=150  \\$aReflexes
=450  \\$aReflex action
=550  \\$wg$aNeurophysiology
=550  \\$aNeural circuitry
=750  \2$aReflex$5IEN$0(DNLM)D012018

=LDR  01411cz  a2200313n  4500
=001  9880362600602441
=005  20120730163821.0
=008  040219i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85112217 
=035  \\$aBZW2123NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dCaAE
=053  \0$aRC422.R43
=150  \\$aReflex sympathetic dystrophy
=450  \\$aAlgodystrophic syndrome
=450  \\$aAlgodystrophy
=450  \\$aComplex regional pain syndrome
=450  \\$aCRPS (Complex regional pain syndrome)
=450  \\$aRegional pain syndrome, Complex
=450  \\$aSympathetic reflex dystrophy
=550  \\$wg$aAutonomic nervous system$xDiseases
=550  \\$wg$aDystrophy
=550  \\$wg$aPain
=550  \\$wg$aWounds and injuries$xComplications
=670  \\$aMoskowitz, P. Living with RSDS : your guide to coping with reflex sympathetic dystrophy syndrome, c2003:$bp. 2 (complex regional pain syndrome; CRPS)
=670  \\$aLC database, Feb. 26, 2004$b(ti: Complex regional pain syndrome)
=670  \\$aInternational Research Foundation for RSD/CRPS WWW site, Feb. 26, 2004:$bmission statement page (Complex Regional Pain Syndrome; CRPS)
=670  \\$aAllRefer.com health WWW site, Feb. 26, 2004$bsecondary page (Complex Regional Pain Syndrome; CRPS)
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Reflex Sympathetic Dystrophy x Algodystrophy, Complex Regional Pain Syndrome, Type 1)
=750  \2$aReflex Sympathetic Dystrophy$5IEN$0(DNLM)D012019

=LDR  00498cz  a2200181n  4500
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=450  \\$wnne$aReduviidae
=450  \\$aReduviids
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=670  \\$aBritannica Micro.$b(assassin bug: any of about 4,000 species of insects making up the family Reduviidae)
=670  \\$aITIS Database search, Sept. 12, 2001$b(Reduviidae; vernacular name: assassin bugs)
=670  \\$aRandom House$b(assassin bug: any of numerous bugs of the family Reduviidae. Also called reduviids)
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=005  20120730163820.0
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=053  \\$aRM222.2
=150  \\$aReducing diets
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=450  \\$aObesity$xDiet therapy
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=550  \\$wg$aWeight loss
=550  \\$aDieters
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=001  9880362601002441
=005  20120730163820.0
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=010  \\$ash 85112135 
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=450  \\$aLosing weight
=450  \\$aLoss of weight
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=450  \\$aSlimming
=450  \\$aWeight control of obesity
=450  \\$aWeight reducing
=450  \\$aWeight reduction
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=550  \\$wg$aDinoflagellate blooms
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=750  \2$aHarmful Algal Bloom$0(DNLM)D057097$5IEN

=LDR  00336cz  a2200133n  4500
=001  9880362601202441
=005  20120730163820.0
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=010  \\$ash 85112073 
=035  \\$aBZW1979NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aRed nucleus
=550  \\$wg$aMesencephalon
=750  \2$aRed Nucleus$5IEN$0(DNLM)D012012

=LDR  01868cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880362601302441
=005  20120730163820.0
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=010  \\$ash 85112043 
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dFU
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=053  \0$aUH535$bUH537$cArmy
=053  \0$aVG457$cNavy
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=450  \\$wnne$aRed Cross
=550  \\$wg$aDisaster relief
=550  \\$wg$aWar$xRelief of sick and wounded
=670  \\$aBritannic Micro.$b(Red Cross and Red Crescent, in full International Movement of the Red Cross and Red Crescent, formerly (until 1986) International Red Cross ... The Red Cross is the name used in countries under nominally Christian sponsorship; Red Crescent ... is the name used in Muslim countries ... The worldwide structure of the Red Cross and Red Crescent consists of the International Committee of the Red Cross ...; the League of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies ...; and the national Red Cross and Red Crescent societies ... During wartime the committee acts as an intermediary among belligerents and also among national Red Cross societies. It also visits prisoners in war camps and provides relief supplies, mail, and information for their relatives. The League of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies ... helps provide relief after natural disaster and aids in the development of national societies)
=680  \\$iHere are entered works on the humanitarian activities of Red Cross and Red Crescent organizations. Works on individual national organizations or local chapters of the Red Cross or Red Crescent are entered under the appropriate name heading.
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=LDR  01324cz  a2200313n  4500
=001  9880362601402441
=005  20110509095316.0
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=010  \\$ash 85112020 
=035  \\$aBZW1926NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aTD794.5
=150  \\$aRecycling (Waste, etc.)
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=450  \\$aResource recovery
=450  \\$aWaste recycling
=450  \\$aWaste reuse
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=550  \\$aEnergy conservation
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=LDR  00527cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362601502441
=005  20120730163820.0
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=010  \\$ash 85112010 
=035  \\$aBZW1916NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRM163
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=450  \\$aAdministration, Rectal$5IEN
=450  \\$aMedication, Rectal
=450  \\$aRectal medication
=550  \\$wg$aDrugs$xAdministration
=550  \\$wg$aTherapeutics
=750  \2$aAdministration, Rectal$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000285

=LDR  00376cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362601602441
=005  20120730163820.0
=008  871218i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|n\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85112009 
=035  \\$a(OCoLC)02035934
=035  \\$aBZW1915NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN$dIEN
=053  \\$aRC280.R37
=150  \\$aRectum$xTumors
=750  \2$aRectal Neoplasms$5IEN-M$0(DNLM)D012004

=LDR  00366cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362601702441
=005  20120730163820.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|n\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85112008 
=035  \\$aBZW1914NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRD544
=150  \\$aRectum$xSurgery
=690  \\$ar:AMD:6/21/90
=750  \2$aColorectal Surgery$5IEN$0(DNLM)D003107

=LDR  00562cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362601802441
=005  20120730163820.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85112007 
=035  \\$aBZW1913NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aRectum$xProlapse
=450  \\$aAnal prolapse
=450  \\$aAnus$xProlapse
=450  \\$aProlapse, Anal
=450  \\$aProlapse of the rectum
=450  \\$aRectal prolapse
=550  \\$wg$aRectum$xDiseases
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Rectal prolapse x Anus prolapse)
=750  \2$aRectal Prolapse$5IEN$0(DNLM)D012005

=LDR  00371cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362601902441
=005  20120730163819.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85112006 
=035  \\$aBZW1912NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRC864$bRC866
=150  \\$aRectum$xDiseases
=550  \\$wg$aProctology
=750  \2$aRectal Diseases$5IEN$0(DNLM)D012002

=LDR  00636cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362602002441
=005  20120730163819.0
=008  871218||\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85112003 
=035  \\$a(OCoLC)02035901
=035  \\$aBZW1909NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQL863$cComparative anatomy
=053  \\$aQM345$cHuman anatomy
=150  \\$aRectum
=450  \\$aColorectum
=550  \\$wg$aIntestine, Large
=550  \\$aCloaca (Zoology)
=670  \\$aDorland's med. dict.$b(Rectum; Colorectum: the colon and rectum together considered as an anatomic or functional unit)
=750  \2$aRectum$5IEN$0(DNLM)D012007

=LDR  00727cz  a2200253n  4500
=001  9880362602102441
=005  20100728135900.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85111992 
=035  \\$aBZW1898NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aRC489.R4$cPsychotherapy
=053  \\$aRM736.7$cGeneral
=150  \\$aRecreational therapy
=450  \\$aRecreation$xTherapeutic use
=450  \\$aRecreation therapy
=450  \\$aTherapeutic recreation
=550  \\$wg$aOccupational therapy
=550  \\$wg$aPhysical therapy
=550  \\$wg$aPlay
=550  \\$wg$aPsychotherapy
=550  \\$wg$aRecreation
=670  \\$aLC data base, 6/5/92$b(Recreation therapy)
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=LDR  00694cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362602202441
=005  20120730163819.0
=008  871218i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85111945 
=035  \\$aBZW1851NU
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh 85111945
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aRecreation
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=550  \\$wg$aManners and customs
=550  \\$aAmusements
=550  \\$aCommunity centers
=550  \\$aLeisure
=750  \2$aRecreation$5IEN$0(DNLM)D011998

=LDR  00732cz  a2200241n  4500
=001  9880362602302441
=005  20120730163819.0
=008  930928i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85111943 
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=053  \\$aRD51
=150  \\$aRecovery rooms
=450  \\$aPACUs (Surgery)
=450  \\$aPost anesthesia care units
=450  \\$wnne$aRecovery room (Surgery)
=550  \\$wg$aIntensive care units
=550  \\$wg$aRooms
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=670  \\$aAAT$b(Recovery rooms)
=670  \\$aRandom House$b(recovery room)
=750  \2$aRecovery Room$5IEN$0(DNLM)D011997

=LDR  01059cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362602402441
=005  20201021123634.0
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=010  \\$ash 85111938
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=750  \2$aRecords$0(DNLM)D011996$5IEN

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=001  9880362602502441
=005  20120730163819.0
=008  860211||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85111851 
=035  \\$aBZW1757NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aRecombinant DNA
=450  \\$aDNA, Recombinant$5IEN
=450  \\$arDNA
=550  \\$wg$aDNA
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=670  \\$aCatalogue of bacteria, phages, and rDNA vectors, 1985.
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=750  \2$aDNA, Recombinant$5IEN$0(DNLM)D004274

=LDR  00420cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362602602441
=005  20120730163819.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85111844 
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=550  \\$wg$aMemory
=550  \\$wg$aRecognition (Psychology)
=750  \2$aMental Recall$5IEN$0(DNLM)D011939

=LDR  00370cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362602702441
=005  20201221152122.0
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=010  \\$ash 85111840
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=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
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=150  \\$aRecognition (Psychology)
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=LDR  00403cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362602802441
=005  20120730163819.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85111775 
=035  \\$aBZW1681NU
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=053  \\$aRC489.R37
=150  \\$aReality therapy
=450  \\$aTherapy, Reality
=550  \\$wg$aPsychotherapy
=750  \2$aReality Therapy$5IEN$0(DNLM)D011937

=LDR  00484cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362602902441
=005  20120730163819.0
=008  030606i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85111688 
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=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aLB1050.5
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=450  \\$wnne$aRetarded readers
=550  \\$wg$aLearning disabilities
=750  \2$aDyslexia$5IEN$0(DNLM)D004410

=LDR  00748cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880362603002441
=005  20120730163818.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85111662 
=035  \\$aBZW1568NU
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=053  \0$aPN4145$cOratory
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=550  \\$aElocution
=680  \\$iHere are entered works on the art of reading. Works on the significance of books in people's lives, including their attitudes toward and interest in reading are entered under$aBooks and reading.
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=LDR  00531cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362603102441
=005  20120730163818.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85111631 
=035  \\$aBZW1537NU
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=053  \\$aBF317$cPsychology
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=690  \\$ar:WAG:12/29/87
=750  \2$aReaction Time$5IEN$0(DNLM)D011930

=LDR  00420cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362603202441
=005  20070518084736.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85111603 
=035  \\$aBZW1509NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aRaynaud's disease
=450  \\$aRaynaud's gangrene
=450  \\$aRaynaud's phenomenon
=550  \\$aVibration syndrome
=750  \2$aRaynaud Disease$0(DNLM)D011928$5IEN

=LDR  00553cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362603302441
=005  20130401110715.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85111571 
=035  \\$aBZW1477NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRM666.R34$cTherapeutics
=053  \\$aRS165.R25$cPharmacy
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=450  \\$wnne$aRauwolfia
=550  \\$wg$aHypotensive agents
=550  \\$wg$aSympatholytic agents
=550  \\$wg$aTranquilizing drugs
=750  \2$aSecologanin Tryptamine Alkaloids$0(DNLM)D046948$5IEN

=LDR  00398cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362603402441
=005  20120730163818.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85111569 
=035  \\$aBZW1475NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQK495.A66$cBotany
=150  \\$aRauvolfia
=450  \\$aRauwolfia (Genus)
=550  \\$wg$aApocynaceae
=750  \2$aRauwolfia$5IEN$0(DNLM)D011926

=LDR  00410cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362603502441
=005  20061101082723.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85111538 
=035  \\$aBZW1444NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQL737.R666$cZoology
=053  \0$aSB994.R2$cEconomic zoology
=150  \\$aRats
=450  \\$aRat
=550  \\$wg$aMuridae
=750  \2$aRats$0(DNLM)D051381$5IEN

=LDR  00813cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880362603602441
=005  20050316104137.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85111532 
=035  \\$aBZW1438NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aRatites
=450  \\$aPalaeognathae
=450  \\$wnne$aRatitae
=550  \\$wg$aBirds
=670  \\$aElwood, A. Ostriches, emus, rheas, kiwis, and cassowaries, 1990$b(ratites)
=670  \\$aSyn. liv. org.:$bv. 2, p. 967 (Palaeognathae, superorder ... The large flightless orders constitute the ratites, a term often used for the entire Palaeognathae)
=670  \\$aRandom House$b(ratite)
=670  \\$aMcGraw-Hill dic. sci. tech.$b(ratites)
=670  \\$aWeb. 3$b(ratitae, superordinal group of birds; ratite)
=750  \2$aPalaeognathae$0(DNLM)D046108$5IEN

=LDR  00452cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362603702441
=005  20101105104150.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85111522 
=035  \\$aBZW1428NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \\$aBF337.R28
=150  \\$aRationalization (Psychology)
=550  \\$wg$aDefense mechanisms (Psychology)
=550  \\$wg$aExcuses
=550  \\$wg$aPsychoanalysis
=750  \2$aRationalization$0(DNLM)D011908$5IEN

=LDR  01616cz  a2200313n  4500
=001  9880362603802441
=005  20120730163818.0
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=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
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=670  \\$aEncyc. of psychotherapy, 2002:$bv. 2, p. 483 (rational-emotive behavior therapy)
=670  \\$aTreatments of psychiatric disorders, 1989:$bv. 3, p. 2542 (Rational emotive therapy; RET)
=670  \\$aGuide to treatments that work, 2002:$bp. 375 (another cognitive approach, rational emotive therapy (RET))
=670  \\$aEllis, A. The practice of rational emotive behavior therapy, c1977$b(REBT, rational emotive behavior therapy)
=670  \\$aCampbell, R.J. Psychiatric dict., 1996$b(psychotherapy, rational. also known as rational-emotive therapy (RET), a type of cognitive behavior therapy)
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=450  \\$aRadioactive materials
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=550  \\$wg$aRadiochemistry
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=670  \\$aSher, R. The detection of fissionable materials by nondestructive means, c1980.
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=001  9880362606902441
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=001  9880362607002441
=005  20120730163810.0
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=LDR  00908cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880362607102441
=005  20120730163810.0
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=035  \\$aBZW0260NU
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=001  9880361995202441
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=LDR  00458cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880361995302441
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=LDR  01108cz  a2200253n  4500
=001  9880361995402441
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=670  \\$aSPN$b(Cicuta -- Waterhemlock)
=670  \\$aBritannica Micro.$b(water hemlock: any of about 10 species of poisonous plants of the genus Cicuta)
=670  \\$aWeb. 3$b(water hemlock: 1) Cicuta virosa, 2) several other plants of the genus Cicuta)
=670  \\$aAm. heritage dict.$b(water hemlock: any of several poisonous, heavy-scented, perennial herbs of the genus Cicuta, esp. C. maculata)
=750  \2$aCicuta$5IEN$0(DNLM)D029981

=LDR  00425cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880361995502441
=005  20120730162739.0
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=053  \0$aQL979.5
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=550  \\$wg$aEmbryology
=750  \2$aChondrogenesis$5IEN$0(DNLM)D020219

=LDR  00621cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880361995602441
=005  20120730162745.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85025926 
=035  \\$aBZM5832NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aQL638.C55$cZoology
=053  \\$aSF458.C5$cAquarium fishes
=150  \\$aCichlids
=450  \\$aCichlid fishes
=450  \\$wnne$aCichlidae
=550  \\$wg$aPerciformes
=670  \\$aZurlo, G. Cichlids, c1991.
=670  \\$aLC database, 8/10/94$b(cichlid fishes, cichlids, Cichlidae)
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=LDR  00539cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880361995702441
=005  20120730162739.0
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=690  \\$ar:AMD:6/20/90
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=001  9880361995802441
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=LDR  00738cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880361996002441
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=670  \\$aDorland's med. dict.$b(scar: mark remaining after the healing of a wound or other morbid process; a cicatrix)
=670  \\$aIntl. dict. med. biol.$b(scar; cicatrix)
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=LDR  00406cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880361996102441
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=035  \\$aBZM5810NU
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=550  \\$wg$aSerine proteinases
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=001  9880361996202441
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=550  \\$wg$aPapaya
=690  \\$ar:AMD:6/21/90
=750  \2$aChymopapain$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002917

=LDR  02041cz  a2200421n  4500
=001  9880361996302441
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=450  \\$aElasmobranchs
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=670  \\$aZangerl, R. Comparative microscopic dental anatomy in the Petalodontida (Chondrichthyes, Elasmobranchii), c1993.
=670  \\$aConservation biology of elasmobranchs, 1993.
=670  \\$aCase, G.R. A new selachian fauna from the Judith River Formation (Campanian) of Montana, 1978.
=670  \\$aDanial, J.F. The relations and nature of the cutaneous vessels in selachian fishes, 1927.
=670  \\$aJensen, A.S. The selachians of Greenland, 1914.
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=670  \\$aCatalog of fishes, via WWW, Oct. 14, 2003:$bbrowse classification (Class Elasmobranchii (sharks and rays); Class Holocephali (chimaeras))
=670  \\$aOCLC, Oct. 14, 2003$b(chondrichthyans; chondrichthyan fishes; elasmobranchs; elasmobranch fishes; Elasmobranchii; Elasmobranchi; Elasmobranchiomorphi; Chondrichthyes; elasmobranchiate fishes; Selachimorpha; Selachii; selachians; selachian fishes; cartilaginous fishes; cartilaginous fish)
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=690  \\$ar:AMD:6/21/90
=750  \2$aChylothorax$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002916

=LDR  00432cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880361996502441
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=001  9880361996602441
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=690  \\$ar:AMD:6/21/90
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=001  9880361996702441
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=750  \2$aCholinesterase Inhibitors$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002800

=LDR  00465cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880361996802441
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=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
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=150  \\$aChum salmon
=450  \\$aDog salmon
=450  \\$aOncorhynchus keta
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=550  \\$wg$aPacific salmon
=750  \2$aOncorhynchus keta$5IEN$0(DNLM)D017685

=LDR  00500cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880361996902441
=005  20120730162738.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
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=035  \\$aBZM4562NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQD416$cChemistry
=053  \\$aQP801.C55$cPhysiological chemistry
=150  \\$aCholine
=450  \\$aCholein
=550  \\$wg$aBiogenic amines
=550  \\$wg$aVitamin B complex
=690  \\$ar:AMD:6/20/90
=750  \2$aCholine$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002794

=LDR  00375cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880361997002441
=005  20120730162738.0
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=035  \\$aBZM4561NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
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=150  \\$aCholic acid
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=750  \2$aCholic Acid$5IEN$0(DNLM)D019826

=LDR  01650cz  a2200253n  4500
=001  9880361997102441
=005  20110614132526.0
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=150  \\$aChrysophyceae
=450  \\$aChrysomonadida
=450  \\$aChrysophyta$5IEN
=450  \\$aGolden algae$5IEN
=450  \\$aGolden-brown algae$5IEN
=550  \\$wg$aChrysophytes
=550  \\$wg$aHeterokontophyta
=670  \\$aAlgaeBase, via WWW, Apr. 27, 2011$b(Class Chrysophyceae, Phylum Heterokontophyta, Infrakingdom Heterokonta, Subkingdom Chromobiota, Kingdom Chromista, Empire Eukaryota)
=670  \\$aNCBI taxonomy browser, Apr. 27, 2011$b(Chrysophyceae (golden algae). Synonyms: Chrysomonadida, Chrysomonada, Chrysophyta. Common names:  chrysomonads, chrysophytes. Lineage: cellular organisms (no rank), Eukaryota (superkingdom), stramenopiles (no rank))
=670  \\$aWorld register of marine species, via WWW, Apr. 27, 2011$b(Chrysophyceae. Status: accepted. Rank: Class. Synonyms: Chrysomonadida, Chrysophyta. Classification: Chromista (Kingdom) > Chromobiota (Subkingdom) > Heterokonta (Infrakingdom) > Heterokontophyta (Phylum))
=670  \\$aMicrobeWiki website, Apr. 27, 2011$b(Chrysophyceae. Higher order taxa: Eukaryota; Stramenopiles; Chrysophyta. Chrysophyceae are small flagellates that are a yellowish brown color. Chrysophyceae is found as a unicellular organism and as a multicellular organism thought the unicellular is more common. It can also be found singly or in a colony)
=750  \2$aChrysophyta$0(DNLM)D044523$5IEN

=LDR  00361cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880361997202441
=005  20120730162744.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85025438 
=035  \\$aBZM5344LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aQK495.C48
=150  \\$aChrysobalanaceae
=550  \\$wg$aRosales
=750  \2$aChrysobalanaceae$5IEN$0(DNLM)D045469

=LDR  00469cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880361997302441
=005  20070424092207.0
=008  920803||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85024654 
=035  \\$aBZM4560NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQP752.C5$cBiochemistry
=150  \\$aCholesterol
=450  \\$aCholesterin
=550  \\$wg$aIsopentenoids
=550  \\$wg$aSterols
=550  \\$aLow-cholesterol diet
=750  \2$aCholesterol$0(DNLM)D002784$5IEN-M

=LDR  00406cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880361997402441
=005  20120730162737.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
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=035  \\$aBZM4559NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aCholesteatoma
=450  \\$aPearly tumor
=550  \\$wg$aCysts (Pathology)
=550  \\$wg$aEpithelium$xTumors
=750  \2$aCholesteatoma$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002781

=LDR  00540cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880361997502441
=005  20120730162743.0
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=053  \0$aSB413.C55$cOrnamental plants
=150  \\$aChrysanthemums
=450  \\$aBalsamita
=450  \\$aIsmelia
=450  \\$aPyrethrum (Genus)
=550  \\$wg$aCompositae
=681  \\$iExample under$aFloriculture
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=LDR  00562cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880361997602441
=005  20120730162737.0
=008  920521i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85024652 
=035  \\$aBZM4558NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRJ456.C52
=150  \\$aCholestasis in children
=550  \\$wg$aPediatric gastroenterology
=750  \2$81$wb$aCholestasis$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002779
=750  \2$81$wb$aChild$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002648
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=LDR  00914cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880361997702441
=005  20080219161957.0
=008  940322||\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85025406 
=035  \\$aBZM5312NU
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=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aCE
=150  \\$aChronology
=360  \\$isubdivision$aChronology$iunder names of individual persons, sacred works, literatures, wars, individual art forms, headings for national or ethnic art, and topical headings that are inherently historical; and subdivision$aHistory--Chronology$iunder names of countries, cities, etc., and individual corporate bodies, and under ethnic groups and topical headings that are not inherently historical
=450  \\$aEras
=450  \\$aHours (Time)
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=550  \\$aCalendar
=550  \\$aTime
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=LDR  00499cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880361997802441
=005  20120730162737.0
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=035  \\$aBZM4557NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRC854.C45
=150  \\$aCholestasis
=450  \\$aBiliary stasis
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=550  \\$wg$aJaundice, Obstructive
=750  \2$aCholestasis$5IEN-M$0(DNLM)D002779
=750  \2$aCholestasis, Intrahepatic$5IEN-M$0(DNLM)D002780

=LDR  00582cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880361997902441
=005  20120730162743.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85025402 
=035  \\$aBZM5308NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aChronically ill children
=450  \\$aChronic diseases in children$xPatients
=550  \\$wg$aSick children
=750  \2$81$wb$aChronic Disease$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002908
=750  \2$81$wb$aChild$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002648
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aChronic Disease$iand$aChild$5IEN

=LDR  00390cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880361998002441
=005  20120730162737.0
=008  920330i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85024649 
=035  \\$aBZM4555NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aRA644.C3
=150  \\$aCholera$xVaccination
=450  \\$wnne$aCholera$xPreventive inoculation
=750  \2$aCholera Vaccines$5IEN$0(DNLM)D022121

=LDR  00378cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880361998102441
=005  20120730162743.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85025397 
=035  \\$aBZM5303NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aChronically ill
=450  \\$aChronic diseases$xPatients
=550  \\$wg$aSick
=750  \2$aChronic Disease$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002908

=LDR  00688cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880361998202441
=005  20120730162737.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85024645 
=035  \\$aBZM4551NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRA644.C3$cPublic health
=053  \\$aRC126$bRC134$cInternal medicine
=150  \\$aCholera
=450  \\$aAsiatic cholera
=450  \\$wnne$aCholera, Asiatic
=550  \\$wg$aVibrio infections
=670  \\$aMESH.
=670  \\$aNIH$b(Gastrointestinal disorders, Cholera x Asiatic cholera)
=670  \\$aDorland's med. dict.
=681  \\$iExample under$aEpidemics; Tropical medicine
=750  \2$aCholera$5IEN-M$0(DNLM)D002771

=LDR  00573cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880361998302441
=005  20120730162737.0
=008  920204i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85024642 
=035  \\$aBZM4548NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQP572.C5
=150  \\$aCholecystokinin
=450  \\$aCCK (Hormone)
=450  \\$aPancreozymin
=450  \\$aPancreozymin-cholecystokinin
=550  \\$wg$aGastrointestinal hormones
=550  \\$wg$aNeuropeptides
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Cholecystokinin x Pancreozymin)
=750  \2$aCholecystokinin$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002766

=LDR  00834cz  a2200265n  4500
=001  9880361998402441
=005  20140106153807.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85025396 
=035  \\$aBZM5302NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRJ387.C48
=150  \\$aChronic granulomatous disease
=450  \\$aCGD (Disease)
=450  \\$aCongenital dysphagocytosis
=450  \\$aGranulomatous disease, Chronic
=450  \\$aJob's syndrome
=450  \\$aNADH2 oxidase deficiency
=450  \\$aPhagocyte bactericidal dysfunction
=550  \\$wg$aChronic diseases in children
=550  \\$wg$aGranuloma
=550  \\$wg$aImmunological deficiency syndromes in children
=550  \\$wg$aLeucocyte disorders
=550  \\$wg$aMetabolism, Inborn errors of
=750  \2$aGranulomatous Disease, Chronic$5IEN$0(DNLM)D006105

=LDR  00442cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880361998502441
=005  20120730162737.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85024641 
=035  \\$aBZM4547NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aRC853.C5
=150  \\$aCholecystitis
=450  \\$aGallbladder$xInflammation
=550  \\$wg$aGallbladder$xDiseases
=550  \\$wg$aInflammation
=750  \2$aCholecystitis$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002764

=LDR  00558cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880361998602441
=005  20120730162743.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85025395 
=035  \\$aBZM5301NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aRJ380
=150  \\$aChronic diseases in children
=550  \\$wg$aChildren$xDiseases
=750  \2$81$wb$aChronic Disease$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002908
=750  \2$81$wb$aChild$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002648
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aChronic Disease$iand$aChild$5IEN

=LDR  00381cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880361998702441
=005  20120730162737.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85024639 
=035  \\$aBZM4545NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aCholecystectomy
=550  \\$wg$aGallbladder$xSurgery
=690  \\$ar:AMD:6/20/90
=750  \2$aCholecystectomy$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002763

=LDR  00436cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880361998802441
=005  20120730162737.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85024637 
=035  \\$aBZM4543NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aCholagogues
=550  \\$wg$aBile
=550  \\$wg$aGastrointestinal agents
=550  \\$wg$aLiver
=690  \\$ar:AMD:6/20/90
=750  \2$aCholagogues and Choleretics$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002756

=LDR  01099cz  a2200265n  4500
=001  9880361998902441
=005  20200608173958.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85025392
=035  \\$aBZM5298NU
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aRA644.5$bRA645$cPublic health
=053  \0$aRB156$cPathology
=053  \0$aRC108$cInternal medicine
=150  \\$aChronic diseases
=450  \\$aDiseases, Chronic
=450  \\$aNCDs (Noncommunicable diseases)
=450  \\$aNon-communicable diseases
=450  \\$aNon-infectious diseases
=450  \\$aNoncommunicable diseases
=550  \\$wg$aDiseases
=670  \\$aWork cat: 2011321361: Surveillance of risk factors for non-communicable diseases in Nepal, 2010.
=670  \\$aWHO Noncommunicable diseases Fact sheet, viewed Nov. 12, 2013$b(Noncommunicable diseases (NCDs), also known as chronic diseases; 4 main types: cardiovascular diseases, cancers, chronic respiratory diseases, and diabetes)
=750  \2$aChronic Disease$0(DNLM)D002908$5IEN
=750  \0$iRelated mapping$aNoncommunicable Diseases$0(DNLM)D000073296$4RM$5IEN

=LDR  00340cz  a2200133n  4500
=001  9880361999002441
=005  20120730162737.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85024618 
=035  \\$aBZM4524NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aChoice (Psychology)
=550  \\$wg$aPsychology
=750  \2$aChoice Behavior$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002755

=LDR  00590cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880361999102441
=005  20120730162743.0
=008  871218||\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85025391 
=035  \\$a(OCoLC)02003208
=035  \\$aBZM5297NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQH600$bQH600.6
=150  \\$aChromosomes
=450  \\$aChromosome theory
=550  \\$wg$aCell nuclei
=550  \\$aCrossing over (Genetics)
=550  \\$aCytotaxonomy
=550  \\$aGenetics
=550  \\$aKaryokinesis
=550  \\$aLinkage (Genetics)
=750  \2$aChromosomes$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002875

=LDR  00910cz  a2200241n  4500
=001  9880361999202441
=005  20120730162736.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85024593 
=035  \\$aBZM4499NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aChlorthalidone
=450  \\$aChlorphthalidolone
=450  \\$aPhthalamodine
=450  \\$aPhthalamudine
=550  \\$wg$aBenzene
=550  \\$wg$aDiuretics
=550  \\$wg$aHypotensive agents
=550  \\$wg$aImides
=550  \\$wg$aKetones
=550  \\$wg$aSulfonamides
=670  \\$aMeSH browser, May 14, 2007$b(Chlorthalidone. Entry terms: Chlorphthalidolone, Phthalamudine. Scope note: A benzenesulfonamide-phthalimidine that tautomerizes to a Benzophenones form. It is considered a thiazide-like diuretic.  Pharm. action: Antihypertensive Agents, Diuretics, Sodium Chloride Symporter Inhibitors)
=750  \2$aChlorthalidone$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002752

=LDR  00417cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880361999302441
=005  20120730162736.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85024592 
=035  \\$aBZM4498NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dWaU
=150  \\$aChlorpropamide
=550  \\$wg$aHypoglycemic sulfonylureas
=670  \\$aMeSH browser, Apr. 20, 2007$b(Chlorpropamide)
=750  \2$aChlorpropamide$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002747

=LDR  00903cz  a2200265n  4500
=001  9880361999402441
=005  20120730162743.0
=008  920417i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85025386 
=035  \\$aBZM5292NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQH445.2
=150  \\$aGene mapping
=450  \\$wnne$aChromosome mapping
=450  \\$aGenetic mapping
=450  \\$aGenome mapping
=450  \\$aLinkage mapping (Genetics)
=450  \\$aMapping, Gene
=550  \\$wg$aGenetics$xTechnique
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Chromosome mapping x Gene mapping, Linkage mapping)
=670  \\$aCAB thes.$b(Gene mapping)
=670  \\$aBDNE3$b(Gene mapping)
=670  \\$aDorland's med. dict.$b(Map, gene m.; mapping, also called gene mapping)
=670  \\$aLee, T.F. The Human Genome Project, 1991$b(Gene mapping, chromosome mapping, genetic mapping)
=750  \2$aChromosome Mapping$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002874

=LDR  00468cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880361999502441
=005  20120730162736.0
=008  860211||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85024591 
=035  \\$aBZM4497NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRC483.5.C45
=150  \\$aChlorpromazine
=450  \\$aThorazine
=550  \\$wg$aPhenothiazine
=550  \\$wg$aSerotonin$xAntagonists
=690  \\$ar:AMD:6/20/90
=750  \2$aChlorpromazine$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002746

=LDR  00502cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880361999602441
=005  20120730162742.0
=008  860211||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85025385 
=035  \\$aBZM5291NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aChromosome abnormalities
=450  \\$aChromosomal aberrations
=450  \\$aChromosome anomalies
=550  \\$wg$aChromosomes
=550  \\$wg$aMutation (Biology)
=550  \\$aKaryotypes
=750  \2$aChromosome Aberrations$5IEN-M$0(DNLM)D002869

=LDR  00363cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880361999702441
=005  20120730162736.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85024590 
=035  \\$aBZM4496NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aChlorothiazide
=550  \\$wg$aDiuretics
=690  \\$ar:AMD:6/20/90
=750  \2$aChlorothiazide$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002740

=LDR  00390cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880361999802441
=005  20120730162736.0
=008  030318i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85024586 
=035  \\$aBZM4492NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dWaU
=150  \\$aChloroplasts
=450  \\$aChloroplastids
=550  \\$wg$aPlastids
=550  \\$aChromatophores
=750  \2$aChloroplasts$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002736

=LDR  00548cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880361999902441
=005  20120730162742.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85025382 
=035  \\$aBZM5288NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aChromogenic compounds
=450  \\$wnne$aChromogen
=450  \\$aChromogenic substrates
=450  \\$aChromogens (Chemistry)
=450  \\$aSubstrates, Chromogenic
=550  \\$wg$aIndicators and test-papers
=690  \\$ar:AMD:6/21/90
=750  \2$aChromogenic Compounds$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002863

=LDR  00807cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362000002441
=005  20130209161941.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85025359 
=035  \\$aBZM5265NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dWaU
=053  \0$aQD181.C7$cGeneral and inorganic chemistry
=053  \0$aQD412.C7$cOrganometallic chemistry
=150  \\$aChromium compounds
=550  \\$wg$aTransition metal compounds
=670  \\$aWikipedia, Oct. 11, 2012$b(under Chromium: chromium(III) compounds; chromium(VI) compounds; chromium(II) compounds; Cr(I) compounds; chromium(0) compounds)
=670  \\$aThe element chromium, via It's elemental website, Oct. 11, 2012$b(Chromium forms many colorful compounds that have industrial uses; chromium compounds)
=750  \2$aChromium Compounds$5IEN$0(DNLM)D017608

=LDR  01223cz  a2200241n  4500
=001  9880362000102441
=005  20120730162736.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85024579 
=035  \\$aBZM4485NU
=035  \\$aSH 85024579
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dWaU
=053  \0$aQK898.C5
=150  \\$aChlorophyll
=550  \\$wg$aChloroplast pigments
=550  \\$wg$aPhotosynthetic pigments
=550  \\$wg$aPlant photoreceptors
=550  \\$wg$aPorphyrins
=550  \\$wg$aTetrapyrroles
=670  \\$aLawrence, E. Henderson's dict. of biological terms, 1995:$bunder photoreceptor (molecule sensitive and responding to light, such as rhodopsin in retina, chlorophyll in plants)
=670  \\$aEncyc. of molecular biology, 1994:$bunder photoreceptor (known photoreceptors include: bacteriochlorophyll, bacteriorhodopsin, chlorophyll, cryptochrome, phytochrome, protochlorophyll, rhodopsin, and certain carotenoid, biliprotein, flavoprotein and haem pigments)
=670  \\$aBlum, D. The role of red and blue light in leaf and cotyledon expansion, 1998:$bleaf 12 ("Chlorophyll, which absorbs red and blue light, is by far the most abundant photoreceptor in plants.")
=750  \2$aChlorophyll$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002734

=LDR  00354cz  a2200133n  4500
=001  9880362000202441
=005  20120730162742.0
=008  860211||\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|n\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85025354 
=035  \\$aBZM5260NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aTA480.C5$cEngineering materials
=150  \\$aChromium alloys
=750  \2$aChromium Alloys$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002858

=LDR  00901cz  a2200301n  4500
=001  9880362000302441
=005  20200929222142.0
=008  050915i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85024578
=035  \\$aBZM4484NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQK569.C6$cAlgology
=150  \\$aGreen algae
=450  \\$wnne$aChlorophyceae
=450  \\$aChlorophyta
=450  \\$aGrass-green algae
=450  \\$aIsokontae
=550  \\$wg$aAlgae
=670  \\$aWeb. 3.
=670  \\$aNLM:$b(Algae, Green)
=670  \\$aMcGraw-Hill dict. sci. tech.
=670  \\$aBold algae.
=670  \\$aBritannica Micro.$b(green algae, also called grass-green algae, members of the division Chlorophyta, comprising about 6,000 species)
=670  \\$aAmericana.
=670  \\$aCollier's.
=675  \\$aNAL;$aWilson
=750  \2$aChlorophyta$0(DNLM)D000460$5IEN
=750  \2$aChlorophyceae$0(DNLM)D000077105$5IEN-M

=LDR  00436cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362000402441
=005  20120730162742.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85025351 
=035  \\$aBZM5257NU
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh 85025351
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQD181.C7
=150  \\$aChromium$xIsotopes
=450  \\$aRadioactive chromium
=450  \\$aRadiochromium
=750  \2$aChromium Isotopes$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002859

=LDR  00449cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362000502441
=005  20120730162736.0
=008  860211||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85024577 
=035  \\$aBZM4483NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aChlorophenylalanine
=450  \\$aFenclonine
=550  \\$wg$aEnzyme inhibitors
=550  \\$wg$aPhenylalanine
=550  \\$wg$aSerotonin$xAntagonists
=750  \2$aFenclonine$5IEN$0(DNLM)D010134

=LDR  02084cz  a2200325n  4500
=001  9880362000602441
=005  20140409132129.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85025350 
=035  \\$aBZM5256NU
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC$dDLC$dWaU
=053  \0$aGC117.C47$cChemical oceanography
=053  \0$aQD181.C7$cChemistry
=053  \0$aQD412.C7$cOrganometallic chemistry
=053  \0$aQD464.C7$cAtomic and molecular weights
=053  \0$aQE516.C7$cGeochemistry
=053  \0$aTA480.C5$cEngineering materials
=053  \0$aTN271.C5$cProspecting
=053  \0$aTN693.C5$cMetallography
=053  \0$aTN799.C5$cMetallurgy
=053  \0$aTP245.C6$cChemical technology
=053  \0$aTS692.C4$cElectroplating
=150  \\$aChromium
=550  \\$wg$aChromium group
=550  \\$wg$aHeat resistant alloys
=670  \\$aWikipedia, Oct. 11, 2012$b(Chromium is a chemical element which has the symbol Cr and atomic number 24. It is the first element in Group 6. Element category: transition metal)
=670  \\$aNASA thesaurus, 2012, via WWW, Mar. 12, 2013$b(under refractory metals: chromium)
=670  \\$aInternational journal of refractory metals and hard materials home page, Mar. 12, 2013$b(The refractory metals comprise selected metals with melting points around 2000�C and higher, with similar powder metallurgical production and application. This includes the following metals and their alloys: Tungsten, Molybdenum, Chromium, Tantalum, Niobium and Rhenium.)
=670  \\$aRefractory metals: niobium, molybdenum and rhenium, via Key to Metals website, Mar. 12, 2013$b(The refractory metals are conveniently described as those which, first of all, melt at temperatures well above the melting points of the common alloying bases, iron, cobalt, and nickel. Second, it seems appropriate to consider the refractory metals as those which have higher melting points than do titanium and zirconium, which are used chiefly at intermediate temperatures. On the other hand, chromium is usually classed as a refractory metal.)
=750  \2$aChromium$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002857

=LDR  01050cz  a2200241n  4500
=001  9880362000702441
=005  20120730162736.0
=008  860211||\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85024575 
=035  \\$aBZM4481NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dWaU
=053  \0$aQD412$cChemistry
=053  \0$aQP801.C48$cBiochemistry
=150  \\$aChlorophenols
=450  \\$aChlorinated phenols
=450  \\$aCPs (Chlorophenols)
=450  \\$aHydroxychlorobenzenes
=550  \\$wg$aChlorobenzene
=550  \\$wg$aPhenols
=670  \\$aMeSH browser, Mar. 27, 2008$b(Chlorophenols. Phenols substituted with one or more chlorine atoms in any position. UF Hydroxychlorobenzenes. In tree structures under both Chlorobenzenes and Phenols)
=670  \\$aIonic liquids home page, Mar. 27, 2008:$bChlorinated phenols (CPs) (Chlorinated phenols; chlorophenols)$uhttp://lem.ch.unito.it/didattica/infochimica/Liquidi%20Ionici/
=670  \\$aPAN pesticides database, via WWW, Mar. 27, 2008$b(chemical class: Chlorinated phenol)
=750  \2$aChlorophenols$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002733

=LDR  00572cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880362000802441
=005  20120730162742.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85025337 
=035  \\$aBZM5243NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQL767
=150  \\$aChromatophores
=450  \\$aPigment cells
=550  \\$wg$aEpithelial cells
=550  \\$wg$aPlastids
=550  \\$wg$aProtoplasm
=550  \\$aAnimal pigments
=550  \\$aChloroplasts
=550  \\$aPlant pigments
=690  \\$ar:AMD:6/21/90
=750  \2$aChromatophores$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002856

=LDR  00692cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880362000902441
=005  20120730162736.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85024570 
=035  \\$aBZM4476NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aRM666.C5215
=150  \\$aChloramphenicol
=450  \\$wnne$aChloromycetin
=550  \\$wg$aAntibacterial agents
=550  \\$wg$aAntibiotics
=550  \\$wg$aGlycols
=550  \\$wg$aNitrobenzene
=670  \\$aMerck index$b(Chloramphenicol)
=670  \\$aUSP dict.$b(Chloramphenicol: antibacterial; antirickettsial. Chloromycetin (Parke-Davis))
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Chloramphenicol)
=750  \2$aChloramphenicol$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002701

=LDR  00743cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880362001002441
=005  20120730162742.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85025334 
=035  \\$aBZM5240NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
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=053  \0$aQD98.C4$cQualitative inorganic analysis
=053  \0$aQD117.C5$cQuantitative inorganic analysis
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=053  \0$aQP519.9.C47$cBiochemistry
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=450  \\$aChromatography
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=550  \\$wg$aPhase partition
=750  \2$aChromatography$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002845

=LDR  00407cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362001102441
=005  20080307085556.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85024568 
=035  \\$aBZM4474LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \\$aRC643
=150  \\$aChloroma
=450  \\$aChloroleukemia
=450  \\$aChlorosarcoma
=450  \\$aGreen cancer
=750  \2$aSarcoma, Myeloid$0(DNLM)D023981$5IEN

=LDR  00411cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362001202441
=005  20120730162741.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85025333 
=035  \\$aBZM5239NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQH599
=150  \\$aChromatin
=550  \\$wg$aChromosomes
=550  \\$wg$aNucleoproteins
=690  \\$ar:AMD:6/21/90
=750  \2$aChromatin$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002843

=LDR  00337cz  a2200133n  4500
=001  9880362001302441
=005  20120730162741.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85025331 
=035  \\$aBZM5237NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aChromaffin cells$xTumors
=450  \\$aApudomas
=750  \2$aApudoma$5IEN$0(DNLM)D001079

=LDR  00982cz  a2200265n  4500
=001  9880362001402441
=005  20120730162735.0
=008  940124i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85024567 
=035  \\$aBZM4473NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQD305.H15$cAliphatic compounds
=053  \\$aQD341.H3$cAromatic compounds
=150  \\$aChlorohydrocarbons
=450  \\$aChlorinated hydrocarbons
=450  \\$aChlorine hydrocarbons
=450  \\$aHydrocarbons, Chlorinated$5IEN
=550  \\$wg$aHalocarbons
=550  \\$wg$aOrganochlorine compounds
=670  \\$aMcGraw-Hill dict. sci. tech.$b(Chlorohydrocarbon)
=670  \\$aWeb. 3$b(Chlorohydrocarbon)
=670  \\$aTEST$b(Chlorohydrocarbons x Chlorinated hydrocarbons BT Chlorine organic compounds; Halohydrocarbons)
=670  \\$aNIH$b(Halohydrocarbons, Chlorohydrocarbons x Chlorinated hydrocarbons)
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Hydrocarbons, Chlorinated)
=750  \2$aHydrocarbons, Chlorinated$5IEN$0(DNLM)D006843

=LDR  00382cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362001502441
=005  20120730162735.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85024566 
=035  \\$aBZM4472NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aChlorogenic acid
=450  \\$aDihydroxycinnamoylquinic acid
=550  \\$wg$aDepsides
=750  \2$aChlorogenic Acid$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002726

=LDR  00619cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880362001602441
=005  20120730162741.0
=008  871218||\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85025330 
=035  \\$a(OCoLC)02003052
=035  \\$aBZM5236NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aChromaffin cells
=450  \\$aAPUD cells
=450  \\$aCells, Chromaffin
=450  \\$aChromaffin system$5IEN
=450  \\$aPhaeochromocytes
=550  \\$wg$aAdrenal glands
=550  \\$wg$aSympathetic nervous system
=550  \\$aEndocrine glands
=550  \\$aParaneurons
=750  \2$aChromaffin Cells$5IEN$0(DNLM)D019439

=LDR  00873cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362001702441
=005  20120730162741.0
=008  050729i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85025219 
=035  \\$aBZM5125NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aBR1$bBR129
=150  \\$aChristianity
=360  \\$iheadings beginning with the words$aChristian$iand$aChurch;$iand names of Christian churches and sects, e.g.$aCatholic Church; Lutheran Church; Huguenots
=450  \\$wnne$aChristianity$y19th century
=550  \\$wg$aReligions
=550  \\$aChurch history
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=681  \\$iNote under$aChurch history
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=LDR  00607cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362001802441
=005  20180206125026.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85025190
=035  \\$aBZM5096NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aBX6901$b6997
=150  \\$aChristian Science
=450  \\$aChurch of Christ, Scientist
=450  \\$aDivine healing
=450  \\$aMind-cure
=550  \\$wg$aChristian sects
=550  \\$wg$aSpiritual healing
=680  \\$iHere are entered works on Christian Science congregations treated collectively.
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=LDR  00482cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362001902441
=005  20120730162740.0
=008  860211||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85024757 
=035  \\$aBZM4663NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aQM455$cHuman anatomy
=053  \\$aQP375.5$cPhysiology
=150  \\$aChoroid plexus
=450  \\$aPlexus, Choroid
=550  \\$wg$aBrain$xVentricles
=550  \\$aBlood-brain barrier
=750  \2$aChoroid Plexus$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002831

=LDR  00314cz  a2200121n  4500
=001  9880362002002441
=005  20120730162740.0
=008  871219i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|n\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85024756 
=035  \\$aBZM4662NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aChoroid$xDiseases
=750  \2$aChoroid Diseases$5IEN$0(DNLM)D015862

=LDR  00388cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362002102441
=005  20120730162740.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85024755 
=035  \\$aBZM4661NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQL949
=053  \\$aQM511
=150  \\$aChoroid
=550  \\$wg$aUvea
=690  \\$ar:AMD:6/20/90
=750  \2$aChoroid$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002829

=LDR  00504cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362002202441
=005  20120730162740.0
=008  871219i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85024753 
=035  \\$aBZM4659NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aChorioretinitis
=450  \\$aChorioidoretinitis
=550  \\$wg$aChoroiditis
=550  \\$wg$aRetina$xDiseases
=670  \\$aInter. dict. med. biol.$b(Chorioretinitis, also called chorioidoretinitis)
=750  \2$aChorioretinitis$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002825

=LDR  00489cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362002302441
=005  20120730162739.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85024752 
=035  \\$aBZM4658NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aChorionic villi
=450  \\$aPlacental villi
=450  \\$aVilli, Chorionic
=450  \\$aVilli, Placental
=550  \\$wg$aChorion
=550  \\$wg$aPlacenta
=690  \\$ar:AMD:6/20/90
=750  \2$aChorionic Villi$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002824

=LDR  00516cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362002402441
=005  20120730162739.0
=008  860211||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85024750 
=035  \\$aBZM4656NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aQP572.C53$cPhysiology
=150  \\$aChorionic gonadotropins
=450  \\$aGonadotropins, Chorionic$5IEN
=550  \\$wg$aGlycoprotein hormones
=550  \\$wg$aGonadotropin
=550  \\$wg$aPlacental hormones
=750  \2$aChorionic Gonadotropin$5IEN$0(DNLM)D006063

=LDR  00434cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362002502441
=005  20120730162739.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85024748 
=035  \\$aBZM4654NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQL977
=053  \\$aQM611
=150  \\$aChorion
=550  \\$wg$aChorioallantois
=550  \\$wg$aFetal membranes
=690  \\$ar:AMD:6/20/90
=750  \2$aChorion$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002823

=LDR  00637cz  a2200241n  4500
=001  9880362002602441
=005  20120730162735.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85024563 
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=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQD305.H6$cChemistry
=053  \\$aRD86.C5$cAnesthetics
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=450  \\$aF-20 (Chemical)
=450  \\$aFreon-20
=450  \\$aMethenyl trichloride
=450  \\$aR-20 (Chemical)
=450  \\$aTrichloromethane
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=550  \\$wg$aChlorohydrocarbons
=550  \\$wg$aTrihalomethanes
=750  \2$aChloroform$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002725

=LDR  00501cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362002702441
=005  20140304095033.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85024561 
=035  \\$aBZM4467NU
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=150  \\$aChlorofluorocarbons
=450  \\$aCFCs (Chemicals)
=550  \\$wg$aFluorocarbons
=550  \\$wg$aHalocarbons
=550  \\$wg$aOrganochlorine compounds
=750  \2$aChlorofluorocarbons$5IEN$0(DNLM)D017402

=LDR  00474cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362002802441
=005  20060110091412.0
=008  860211||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85024555 
=035  \\$aBZM4461NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aChlorobenzene
=450  \\$aChlorobenzol
=450  \\$aMonochlorobenzene
=450  \\$aPhenyl chloride
=550  \\$wg$aBenzene
=550  \\$wg$aOrganochlorine compounds
=750  \2$aChlorobenzenes$0(DNLM)D002722$5IEN

=LDR  00696cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362002902441
=005  20130307094418.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
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=035  \\$aBZM4460LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dWaU
=053  \0$aQD305.A2
=150  \\$aChloroacetic acids
=450  \\$aChloracetic acids
=550  \\$wg$aAcetic acid
=550  \\$wg$aOrganochlorine compounds
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=LDR  00376cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362003002441
=005  20120730162735.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
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=035  \\$aBZM4459NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
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=450  \\$aLormin
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=LDR  00312cz  a2200121n  4500
=001  9880362003102441
=005  20120730162735.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|n\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85024545 
=035  \\$aBZM4451NU
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=LDR  01470cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880362003202441
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=670  \\$aWiktionary, Aug. 20, 2012$b(muriaticum (obsolete) chlorine)
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=001  9880362003302441
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=053  \\$aQP535.C5
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=001  9880362003402441
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=001  9880362003502441
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=010  \\$ash 85024534 
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=LDR  00439cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362003602441
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=001  9880362003702441
=005  20120730162734.0
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=001  9880362003802441
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=001  9880362003902441
=005  20120730162734.0
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=001  9880362004002441
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=LDR  01084cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362004102441
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=670  \\$aGoto, Y. A listing of living Mollusca, 1996:$bpt. 2, v. 1, p. 26 (Polyplacophora)
=670  \\$aIntegrated Taxonomic Info. System, Nov. 19, 1999$b(Polyplacophora. Vernacular name: not available. Rank: Class. Usage: valid. Synonyms: Amphineura, Loricata. Phylum: Mollusca)
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=670  \\$aLawrence, E. Henderson's dict. of biological terms, 1995:$b(Amphineura: class of marine molluscs, commonly called chitons; Polyplacophora: a class of molluscs which includes the chitons; chitons: common name for the Polyplacophora, a class of marine molluscs)
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=670  \\$aAmerican heritage dict.$b(salmonellosis: infection with salmonellae, marked by intestinal problems and fever and caused especially by eating certain improperly stored or undercooked foods)
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=550  \\$wg$aCyanides
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Kim, J. Catalase mediated oxidation of cyanamide : an alcohol deterrent drug, 2004.
=670  \\$aMedline, July 14, 2006$b(MeSH hdg.: Cyanamide)
=670  \\$aOld catalog headings$b(Calcium cyanamide; Cyanamide)
=670  \\$aWikipedia, July 19, 2006$b(Calcium cyanamide or CaCN2 is a calcium compound and used as fertiliser. It is formed when Calcium carbide reacts with Nitrogen Gas)
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=670  \\$aNCBI taxonomy browser, Nov. 15, 2005$b(Clione. Rank: genus. Family Clionidae)
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=450  \\$aZyxin 2
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=550  \\$wg$aCytoskeletal proteins
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Schumpert, B. Focal adhesion proteins are expressed and function in early cleavage of the sea urchin embryo, 2005:$babstr. (the LIM domain protein Zyxin) leaf 3 (Zyxin, Paxillin, Testin, Enigma (and similar proteins) are found in membrane-related actin dynamics; Zyxin consists of three C-terminal LIM domains and a proline-rich N-terminal region containing a nuclear localization signal sequence and sites for the binding of alpha-actin and VASP) leaf 16 (Zyxin is a cytosolic protein capable of interactions with the actin polymerizing protein VASP, alpha-actinin and has transcriptional activation capability)
=670  \\$aPubMed, Apr. 17, 2006$b(zyxin, a regulator of actin filament assembly; the focal adhesion protein zyxin; zyxin, a scaffolding protein required for cell movement and gene transcription; zyxin, a cytoskeletal LIM-domain protein; the actin cytoskeleton-associated protein zyxin; the zyxin family of proteins consists of five members, ajuba, LIMD1, LPP, TRIP6 and zyxin, which localize at cell adhesion sites and shuttle to the nucleus; Zyxin is an evolutionarily conserved protein that is concentrated at sites of cell adhesion, where it associates with members of the Enabled (Ena)/vasodilator-stimulated phosphoprotein (VASP) family of cytoskeletal regulators and is postulated to play a role in cytoskeletal dynamics and signaling)
=670  \\$aScience's Signal transduction knowledge environment, via WWW, Apr. 17, 2006$b(Component: Zyxin (Zyxin). Type: protein : cytoskeletal protein. Zyxin is an ~570 amino acid protein that is widely expressed in humans. Zyxin localizes to focal adhesions, stress fibers, cell-cell junctions, and nuclei. Zyxin appears to function as an adaptor or docking protein to organize protein complexes important for regulated actin cytoskeleton dynamics.)
=670  \\$aHuman protein reference database, via WWW, Apr. 17, 2006$b(Zyxin. Gene symbol: ZYX. Molecular class: Adhesion molecule. Molecular function: Cell adhesion molecule activity. Biological process: Signal transduction; Cell communication. Alternate names: Zyxin 2, ZYX, P83)
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=450  \\$aKetocyclohexanes
=450  \\$aKetohexamethylenes
=450  \\$aOxocyclohexanes
=450  \\$aPimelic ketones
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=670  \\$aWork cat.: Ross, D.W. Using MCH to protect trees and stands from Douglas-fir beetle infestation, 2006:$bp. 11 (common name: MCH, chemical name: 3-methylcyclohex-2-en-1-one)
=670  \\$aMeSH browser, Aug. 1, 2006$b(Cyclohexanones. Cyclohexane ring substituted by one or more ketones in any position. Previous indexing: Cyclohexanes, Ketones. In tree structure, found under both Cyclohexanes and Ketones) MeSH supplementary concept data (2-cyclohexen-1-one, mapped to Cyclohexanones; 4-methyl-2-cyclohexenone, mapped to Cyclohexanones)
=670  \\$aWikipedia, Aug. 1, 2006$b(Cyclohexanone (also known as oxocyclohexane, pimelic ketone, ketohexamethylene, cyclohexyl ketone or ketocyclohexane) is a six-carbon cyclic molecule with a ketone functional group. Cyclohexanone is employed as an industrial solvent and as activator in oxidation reactions. It is also used in the production of adipic acid, cyclohexanone resins, caprolactam and nylon 6)
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=450  \\$aPhosphotriose isomerase
=450  \\$aTriosephosphate isomerase
=450  \\$aTriosephosphate mutase
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=670  \\$aWork cat.: Mueller, J. A study of triosephosphate isomerase and potential drug candidates to cure malaria, 2005:$bt.p. (Triose-phosphate isomerase)
=670  \\$aMESH, Oct. 5, 2005.
=670  \\$aOrpha.net website, Jan. 27, 2006$b(Triose-phosphate isomerase; Triosephosphate mutase; aka: Triosephosphate deficiency anemia)
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=150  \\$aSingle-photon emission computed tomography
=450  \\$aSPECT (Tomography)
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=670  \\$aWork cat.:   2006040419: Hybrid SPECT/CT tumor imaging, 2006:$bCIP galley (single-photon emission computed tomography (SPECT))
=670  \\$aMeSH$b(Tomography, Emission-Computed, Single-Photon)
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=550  \\$aSelf-acceptance
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 2006002532: Dahl. JoAnne. Living beyond your pain : using acceptance and commitment therapy to ease chronic pain), c2006.
=670  \\$aGoogle search, Jan. 27, 2006$b(23,400 hits on acceptance and commitment therapy)
=670  \\$aWikipedia, Feb. 1, 2006$b(Acceptance and commitment therapy, ACT, is based on functional contextualism. ACT is based on mindfulness and Relational Frame Theory (RFT). ACT is sometimes grouped together with dialectical behavior therapy and mindfulness based cognitive therapy as the third wave of behavior therapy)
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=670  \\$aITIS search, Feb. 9, 2006$b(Momordica L., genus in family Cucurbitaceae)
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=001  9880363099302441
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=150  \\$aMomordica charantia
=450  \\$aAmpalaya
=450  \\$aBalsam pear
=450  \\$aBalsampear
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=450  \\$aBitter melon
=450  \\$aMelon, Bitter
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=670  \\$aWork cat.: 2006002363: Murray, Frank. Ampalaya, c2006.
=670  \\$aMESH browser, Feb. 9, 2006$b(Momordica charantia; entry terms: Bitter Gourd; Gourd, Bitter)
=670  \\$aPlants national database, Feb. 9, 2006 (Momordica charantia, balsampear)
=670  \\$aAm. heritage dict. (balsam pear: Tropical, Old World, tendril-bearing annual (Momordica charantia), also called bitter gourd, bitter melon)
=670  \\$aPhilippine vegetables web site, Feb. 10, 2006 (Ampalaya. Known in the west as Chinese bitter melon or bitter gourd)
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=670  \\$aWork cat.: American annals of the deaf, 2005:$bv. 150, no. 4, p. 343 (Fischer, S.D. Perceptions of Diverse Educators Regarding Ethnic-Minority Deaf College Students, Role Models, and Diversity)
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=550  \\$wg$aHearing impaired infants
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Clement, Christina J. Development of vocalizations in deaf and normally hearing infants, c2004.
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=670  \\$aWork cat.: 2006000032: Schult, Jeff. Beauty from afar : the medical tourist's guide to affordable and quality cosmetic surgery outside the United States, c2006:$becip galley (medical tourism)
=670  \\$aGoogle search, Jan. 10, 2006$b(health tourism; medical tourism)
=670  \\$aWikipedia, Jan. 10, 2006$b(Medical tourism is the act of travelling to other countries to obtain medical, dental, and surgical care)
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=670  \\$aMESH browser, Dec. 20, 2005$b(Fetal Development, entry term: Fetal Growth, morphological and physiological development of fetuses)
=670  \\$aLC database, Dec. 20, 2005$b(titles: intrauterine development)
=750  \2$aFetal Development$0(DNLM)D047109$5IEN

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=150  \\$aBody mass index
=450  \\$aBMI (Body mass index)
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=550  \\$aHuman body$xComposition
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Odgen, C.L. Mean body weight, height, and body mass index, United States, 1960-2002.
=670  \\$aDept. of Health and Human Services, National Institutes of Health WWW site, Nov. 14, 2005$b(body mass index is a measure of body fat based on height and weight that applies to both adult men and women; variant, BMI)
=670  \\$aAnswers.com WWW site, Houghton Mifflin Co. dictionary, Nov. 14, 2005$b(body mass index, abbr. BMI, a measurement of the relative percentages of fat and muscle mass in the human body, in which weight in kilograms is divided by height in meters and the result used as an index of obesity)
=670  \\$aCenters for Disease Control and Prevention, Dept. of Health and Human Services WWW site, Nov. 14, 2005$b(BMI, body mass index)
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=450  \\$aDelta brain waves
=450  \\$aDelta waves
=550  \\$wg$aElectroencephalography
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Thompson, J. Unwind & sleep [SR] p2003$b(Brainwave symphony. Delta)
=670  \\$aMESH.
=670  \\$aRandom House.
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=040  \\$aCaAE$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aBeta rhythm
=450  \\$aBeta brain waves
=450  \\$aBeta waves
=550  \\$wg$aElectroencephalography
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Thompson, J. Energize & focus [SR] p2003 (Brainwave symphony. Beta)
=670  \\$aMESH.
=670  \\$aRandom House.
=750  \2$aBeta Rhythm$0(DNLM)D001611$5IEN

=LDR  01467cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880363100102441
=005  20060825125515.0
=008  060118i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\c
=010  \\$ash2005006543
=040  \\$aABAU$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aSonication
=550  \\$wg$aUltrasonic waves$xIndustrial applications
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Mohammad, J. Using sonication combined with air sparging to treat petroleum hydrocarbons contaminated groundwater and surface water, 2004:$bleaves 2-3 (Another innovative technology tested to remove VOCs [volatile organic compounds], such as petroleum hydrocarbons, is sonication. Sonication is an application of the ultrasound process ... Sonication ... promotes the ultrasonic destruction of organic compounds)
=670  \\$aMcGraw-Hill dictionary of scientific and techincal terms, 2003$b(sonicate -- To apply high-frequency sound waves to matter)
=670  \\$aAcademic Press dictionary of science and technology, 1992$b(sonication -- biochemistry -- the process of subjecting a substance, cell, virus, etc. to high-frequency sound-wave energy, usually for purposes of dispersal or separation)
=670  \\$aBarnhart, R.K. The American Heritage dictionary of science, 1986:$b(sonicate -- physics ... to break up or disperse (a substance) by means of high frequency sound waves ... sonication ... the act or process of sonicating)
=675  \\$aChambers dictionary of science and technology, 1999
=750  \2$aSonication$0(DNLM)D013010$5IEN

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=001  9880363100202441
=005  20200824113716.0
=008  051130i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash2005007971
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aSmith-Magenis syndrome
=450  \\$aSMS (Smith-Magenis syndrome)
=550  \\$wg$aFace$xAbnormalities
=550  \\$wg$aHuman chromosome abnormalities
=550  \\$wg$aIntellectual disability
=550  \\$wg$aSyndromes
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 2004117421: Dechaine, S. All about me! : one family's experience with Smith-Magenis syndrome, c2005.
=670  \\$aSmith-Magenis syndrome (SMS) WWW site, Nov. 30, 2005.
=670  \\$aSmith-Magenis syndrome research WWW site, Nov. 30, 2005$b(Smith-Magenis syndrome ... associated with a missing section of chromosome 17)
=670  \\$aMedline, via 1stsearch, Nov. 30, 2005$b(titles: Smith-Magenis syndrome)
=670  \\$aProQuest med. lib. WWW site, Nov. 30, 2005$b(titles: Smith-Magenis syndrome)
=670  \\$aMedilexicon WWW site, Nov. 30, 2005$b(SMS: Smith-Magenis syndrome)
=670  \\$aGeneReviews WWW site, Nov. 30, 2005$b(Smith-Magenis syndrome: characterized by distinctive facial features, dev. delay, cognitive impairment, and behavioral abnormalities)
=670  \\$aSpecial child: disorder zone archives WWW site, Nov. 30, 2005$b(Smith-Magenis syndrome: recognizable genetic disorder)
=675  \\$aJablonski's dict. of syndromes & eponymic diseases, 1990;$aDorland's med. dict.;$aStedman's med. dict.;$aMESH online, Nov. 30, 2005
=750  \2$aSmith-Magenis Syndrome$0(DNLM)D058496$5IEN

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=001  9880363100302441
=005  20060106082012.0
=008  050808i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\c
=010  \\$ash2005005156
=040  \\$aNNCu-C$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aCapgras syndrome
=450  \\$aCapgras delusion
=550  \\$wg$aDelusions
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Berson, R. Capgras' syndrome, 1982:$bthesis leaf iv (Capgras' Syndrome, the delusion of doubles)
=670  \\$aWikipedia, Aug. 4, 2005$b(The Capgras delusion or Capgras' syndrome is a rare disorder in which a person holds a delusional belief that an acquaintance, usually a close family member or spouse, has been replaced by an identical-looking imposter)
=670  \\$aMESH (Capgras Syndrome)
=750  \2$aCapgras Syndrome$0(DNLM)D002194$5IEN

=LDR  00378cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880363100402441
=005  20051228085943.0
=008  051207i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash2005003650
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC
=053  \0$aQK495.S2$cBotany
=150  \\$aPouteria
=550  \\$wg$aSapotaceae
=670  \\$aHortus 3$b(Pouteria, Sapotaceae)
=750  \2$aPouteria$0(DNLM)D032132$5IEN

=LDR  01514cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880363100502441
=005  20051214085147.0
=008  051011i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash2005006810
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aDiffusion magnetic resonance imaging
=450  \\$aDiffusion-weighted imaging
=450  \\$aDiffusion-weighted magnetic resonance imaging
=550  \\$wg$aMagnetic resonance imaging
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 2003050608: Moritani, T. Diffusion-weighted MR imaging of the brain, 2004.
=670  \\$aMeSH browser, Oct. 11, 2005$b(Diffusion Magnetic Resonance Imaging. Scope note: A diagnostic technique that incorporates the measurement of molecular diffusion (such as water or metabolites) for tissue assessment by MRI. The degree of molecular movement can be measured by changes of apparent diffusion coefficient with time as reflect by tissue microstructure. Diffusion MRI has been used to study brain ischemia and tumor response to treatment. Entry term: Diffusion Weighted MRI)
=670  \\$aWikipedia, Oct. 11, 2005$b(Diffusion MRI: a specific magnetic resomance imaging (MRI) modality that produces in vivo images of biological tissues weighted with the local microstructural characteristics of water diffusion. Traditionally, in diffusion-weight imaging, usually three gradient-directions are applied, sufficient to estimate the trace of the dissuion tensor or average diffusivity, a putative measure of oedema.)
=750  \2$aDiffusion Magnetic Resonance Imaging$0(DNLM)D038524$5IEN

=LDR  01092cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880363100602441
=005  20100313163347.0
=008  051007i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash2005006795
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aDiffusion tensor imaging
=450  \\$aDTI (Diffusion tensor imaging)
=450  \\$aMagnetic resonance diffusion tensor imaging
=550  \\$wg$aDiffusion magnetic resonance imaging
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 2005027371: White matter in cognitive neuroscience, 2005$b(diffusion tensor imaging)
=670  \\$aWikipedia, Oct. 11, 2005$b(Diffusion tensor imaging (DTI) is a method for imaging the fibrous structure of organs in the body, such as the brain, using the diffusivity of water. It involves the multidimensional assessment of diffusion data in vivo. DTI is a development of diffusion MRI.)
=670  \\$aPubmed, Oct. 7, 2005$b(diffusion tensor imaging: 878 hits, title search only 365 hits)
=670  \\$aGoogle, Oct. 11, 2005$b(diffusion tensor imaging; magnetic resonance diffusion tensor imaging)
=750  \2$aDiffusion Tensor Imaging$0(DNLM)D056324$5IEN

=LDR  01146cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880363100702441
=005  20110614143218.0
=008  050921i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\c
=010  \\$ash2005006431
=040  \\$aSdMadT$beng$cDLC$dDLC$dWaU$dDLC
=053  \0$aRJ506.A9
=150  \\$aAsperger's syndrome in children
=450  \\$aAsperger syndrome in children
=550  \\$wg$aAutism spectrum disorders in children
=550  \\$wg$aSyndromes in children
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Myles, B. Asperger syndrome diagnostic scale, 2001:$bp. 1 (the ASDS is used for the assessment of individuals ages 5 through 18 who manifest the characteristics of AS)
=670  \\$aWikipedia, Sept. 20, 2005$b(Asperger's syndrome; 1993 total population study indicated 3.6 per 1000 school-aged children met the criteria for Asperger's syndrome)
=670  \\$aOzonoff, S. A mind apart: understanding children with autism and Asperger syndrome, 2004.
=750  \2$81$wb$aAsperger Syndrome$0(DNLM)D020817$5IEN
=750  \2$81$wb$aChild$0(DNLM)D002648$5IEN
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aAsperger Syndrome$iand$aChild$5IEN

=LDR  01788cz  a2200241n  4500
=001  9880363100802441
=005  20051214082449.0
=008  050705||\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\c
=010  \\$ash2005004311
=040  \\$aABAU$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aAcrosome reaction
=450  \\$aAcrosomal reaction
=450  \\$aReaction, Acrosome
=550  \\$wg$aChemical reactions
=550  \\$wg$aSperm-ovum interactions
=550  \\$wg$aSpermatozoa$xPhysiology
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Biegler, B.E. Induction of physiologically induced acrosome reactions, 1993.
=670  \\$aMESH browser, Nov. 1, 2005$b(Acrosome Reaction: Changes that occur to liberate the enzymes of the acrosome of a sperm ... Acrosome reaction allows the sperm to penetrate the zona pellucida and enter the ovum during fertilization; acrosome ... The cap-like structure covering the anterior portion of [the] sperm head)
=670  \\$aHenderson's dictionary of biological terms, 1989:$b(acrosomal reaction -- the release of hydrolytic enzymes from the acrosome of sperm when it contacts the egg)
=670  \\$aStenesh, J. Dictionary of biochemistry and molecular biology, 1989:$b(acrosome reaction -- The release of the contents of an acrosome by exocytosis upon contact of a sperm with an egg)
=670  \\$aEncyclopedia of reproduction, 1998:$bv. 1, p. 17 (acrosome reaction -- An exocytotic event that is an absolute prerequisite to successful fertilization and occurs following sperm binding to the zona pellucida of the egg; exocytosis involves the fusion and vesiculation of the plasma membrane overlying the acrosome and the outer acrosomal membrane)
=675  \\$aChambers dictionary of science and technology, 1999;$aAcademic Press dictionary of science and technology, 1992.
=750  \2$aAcrosome Reaction$0(DNLM)D020101$5IEN

=LDR  00695cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880363100902441
=005  20070504092651.0
=008  050906i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\c
=010  \\$ash2005006068
=040  \\$aTNJ$beng$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQD75.4.S24
=150  \\$aSample preparation (Chemistry)
=450  \\$aPreparation of chemical samples
=550  \\$wg$aChemistry, Analytic$xTechnique
=550  \\$wg$aSampling
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Sample preparation for hyphenated analytical techniques, c2004.
=670  \\$aEncyclopedia of analytical science, Academic Press, 1995:$bindex entries (sample preparation; sample introduction)
=750  \2$aAnalytic Sample Preparation Methods$0(DNLM)D053000$5IEN

=LDR  00674cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880363101002441
=005  20051123081544.0
=008  051114i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash2005007030
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC
=053  \0$aRJ504.7
=150  \\$aAdolescent psychopharmacology
=550  \\$wg$aPsychopharmacology
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 2005030037: Preston, John. Child and adolescent clinical psychopharmacology made simple, c2006.
=750  \2$81$wb$aPsychopharmacology$0(DNLM)D011600$5IEN
=750  \2$81$wb$aAdolescent$0(DNLM)D000293$5IEN
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aPsychopharmacology$iand$aAdolescent$5IEN

=LDR  00722cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880363101102441
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=008  051114i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash2005006737
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aMitogen-activated protein kinases
=450  \\$aMAP kinases
=450  \\$aMAPKs (Enzymes)
=550  \\$wg$aProtein kinases
=670  \\$aMeSH browser, Oct. 6, 2005$b(Mitogen-Activated Protein Kinases: a superfamily of protein-serine-threonine kinases that are activated by diverse stimuli via protein kinase cascades)
=670  \\$aMAP kinases in plant signal transduction, 2000:$bp. 1 (Mitogen-activated protein kinases (MAPKs))
=750  \2$aMitogen-Activated Protein Kinases$0(DNLM)D020928$5IEN

=LDR  00546cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880363101202441
=005  20051123082012.0
=008  051114i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash2005006730
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aJNK mitogen-activated protein kinases
=450  \\$aJNK protein kinases
=550  \\$wg$aMitogen-activated protein kinases
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 2005028599: The JNK signaling pathway, 2006
=670  \\$aMESH$b(JNK Mitogen-Activated Protein Kinases)
=750  \2$aJNK Mitogen-Activated Protein Kinases$0(DNLM)D048031$5IEN

=LDR  00552cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880363101302441
=005  20150518165913.0
=008  051114i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash2005006718
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC
=053  \0$aRT120.T73
=150  \\$aTravel nursing
=550  \\$wg$aNursing
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 2004-99842: LaRue, E. Highway hypodermics, 2005:$bt.p. (travel nursing)
=670  \\$aLC database, Oct. 5, 2005$b(travel nursing)
=670  \\$aGoogle search, Oct. 5, 2005$b(travel nursing)
=750  \2$aTravel Nursing$0(DNLM)D065099$5IEN

=LDR  00399cz  a2200133n  4500
=001  9880363101402441
=005  20120730164532.0
=008  051114i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|n\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash2005006502
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC
=053  \0$aRL421$bRL433
=150  \\$aFallopian tubes$xDiseases
=670  \\$aMeSH browser, Sept. 26, 2005$b(Fallopian Tube Diseases)
=750  \2$aFallopian Tube Diseases$5IEN$0(DNLM)D005184

=LDR  00652cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880363101502441
=005  20051123082950.0
=008  051114i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash2005006501
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC
=053  \0$aRG431
=150  \\$aSalpingitis
=450  \\$aFallopian tubes$xInflammation
=550  \\$wg$aFallopian tubes$xDiseases
=550  \\$wg$aPelvic inflammatory disease
=670  \\$aMeSH browser, Sept. 26, 2005$b(Salpingitis: inflammation of the uterine salpinx, the trumpet-shaped fallopian tubes, usually caused by ascending infections of organisms from the lower reproductive tract)
=750  \2$aSalpingitis$0(DNLM)D012488$5IEN

=LDR  00577cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880363101602441
=005  20051115131718.0
=008  051027i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash2005006503
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC
=053  \0$aRG446
=150  \\$aOophoritis
=450  \\$aOvaries$xInflammation
=550  \\$wg$aOvaries$xDiseases
=550  \\$wg$aPelvic inflammatory disease
=670  \\$aMeSH browser, Sept. 26, 2005$b(Oophoritis: inflammation of the ovary, generally caused by an ascending infection of organisms from the endocervix)
=750  \2$aOophoritis$0(DNLM)D009869$5IEN

=LDR  00523cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880363101702441
=005  20051115124434.0
=008  050908i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash2005006125
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC
=053  \0$aQR201.P732
=150  \\$aPolyomavirus infections
=450  \\$aPolyomavirus diseases
=550  \\$wg$aVirus diseases
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 2005025594: Polyomaviruses and human diseases, c2006
=670  \\$aMeSH$b(Polyomavirus Infections)
=750  \2$aPolyomavirus Infections$0(DNLM)D027601$5IEN

=LDR  00756cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880363101802441
=005  20061013154619.0
=008  050808i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\c
=010  \\$ash2005005155
=040  \\$aMdBmJHUP$beng$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aPseudoxanthoma elasticum
=450  \\$aGronblad-Strandberg syndrome
=550  \\$wg$aBlood-vessels$xDiseases
=550  \\$wg$aConnective tissues$xDiseases
=550  \\$wg$aSkin$xDiseases
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Human biology, 2005:$bv. 77, no. 3, p. 367 (Schulz, Veronika. Novel mutations in the ABC6 gene of German patients with Pseudoxanthoma Elasticum)
=670  \\$aMESH, July 26, 2005$b(Pseudoxanthoma Elasticum; entry term: Gronblad-Strandberg syndrome)
=750  \2$aPseudoxanthoma Elasticum$0(DNLM)D011561$5IEN

=LDR  00869cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880363101902441
=005  20150120083650.0
=008  051020i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\c
=010  \\$ash2005003525
=040  \\$aUk$beng$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aFood$xPasteurization
=550  \\$wg$aFood$xEffect of heat on
=550  \\$wg$aPasteurization
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Tucker, G. Evaluation of a time-temperature integrator for mild pasteurisation processes, 2005:$bprelim. (a new time-temperature integrator (TTI) is described with applications to foods receiving mild thermal treatments. This TTI was used to measure levels of pasteurisation in various food products)
=750  \2$81$wb$aFood$0(DNLM)D005502$5IEN
=750  \2$81$wb$aPasteurization$0(DNLM)D061352$5IEN
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aFood$iand$aPasteurization$5IEN

=LDR  00834cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880363102002441
=005  20051115083949.0
=008  051012i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash2005006237
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC
=053  \0$aRC147.H36$cInternal medicine
=150  \\$aHantavirus pulmonary syndrome
=450  \\$aHPS (Hantavirus pulmonary syndrome)
=550  \\$wg$aHantavirus infections
=550  \\$wg$aRespiratory infections
=550  \\$wg$aRespiratory insufficiency
=550  \\$wg$aSyndromes
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 2005026623: Leuenroth, Stephanie, Hantavirus pulmonary syndrome, 2005
=670  \\$aMeSH$b(Hantavirus pulmonary syndrome: Acute respiratory illness in humans caused by the Muerto Canyon virus whose primary rodent reservoir is the deer mouse.)
=750  \2$aHantavirus Pulmonary Syndrome$0(DNLM)D018804$5IEN

=LDR  01429cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880363102102441
=005  20051115082649.0
=008  050829i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash2005005696
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aCross-sectional imaging
=360  \\$isubdivision$aCross-sectional imaging$iunder individual organs and regions of the body, e.g.$aHeart--Cross-sectional imaging
=450  \\$aImaging, Cross-sectional
=550  \\$wg$aImaging systems
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 2005052701: Cross-sectional atlas of the brain,  Peter Ratiu and Ion-Florin Talos,c2005.
=670  \\$aUnderstanding the fundamentals of magnetic resonance imaging and computer tomography web site, Aug. 31, 2005$b("There are three principal cross-sectional diagnostic imaging techniques, ultrasound, magnetic resonance imaging (MR) and computed tomography (CT). Cross-sectional imaging refers to techniques which produce planar images as cross-sections of the patients' anatomy. Conventional radiographic images are projections where many anatomic structures are superimposed (e.g. heart, mediastinum, lung tissue, spine and soft tissues on a chest X-ray). As such, overlapping shoadows on radiographs may obscure disease processes. Cross-sectional images eliminate overlapping shadows to produce images rivalling anatomic dissections.")
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Anatomy, Cross-sectional)
=750  \2$aAnatomy, Cross-Sectional$0(DNLM)D019412$5IEN

=LDR  00864cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880363102202441
=005  20051114130818.0
=008  050916i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash2005006293
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC
=053  \0$aRC531$cPsychiatry
=150  \\$aAnxiety disorders
=450  \\$aAnxiety neuroses
=450  \\$aAnxiety states, Neurotic
=450  \\$aNeurotic anxiety states
=550  \\$wg$aNeuroses
=670  \\$aMESH browser, Sept. 16, 2005$b(Anxiety Disorders: entry terms: Anxiety Neuroses, Anxiety States, Neurotic, Neuroses, Anxiety)
=670  \\$aThes. psych. index terms$b(Anxiety Disorders UF Anxiety Neurosis: Disorders characterized by anxiety or dread without apparent object or cause. Symptoms include irritability anxious expectations, pangs of conscience, anxiety attacks, or phobias)
=750  \2$aAnxiety Disorders$0(DNLM)D001008$5IEN

=LDR  01828cz  a2200253n  4500
=001  9880363102302441
=005  20190607150132.0
=008  050922i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash2005005763
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC
=053  \0$aRC662.4
=150  \\$aMetabolic syndrome
=450  \\$aCardiovascular syndrome, Metabolic
=450  \\$aDysmetabolic syndrome X
=450  \\$aInsulin resistance syndrome
=450  \\$aMetabolic cardiovascular syndrome
=450  \\$aMetabolic syndrome X
=550  \\$wg$aInsulin resistance
=550  \\$wg$aMetabolism$xDisorders
=550  \\$wg$aSyndromes
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 2005024962: Isaacs, Scott, 1967- Overcoming metabolic syndrome, c2006.
=670  \\$aMeSH$b(Metabolic syndrome X, x Dysmetabolic syndrome X, Insulin resistance syndrome X, Metabolic cardiovascular syndrome, Metabolic X syndrome. SN: A multifaceted syndrome characterized by hyperinsulinemia, dyslipidemia, essential hypertension, abdominal obesity, and glucose intolerance in individuals with insulin resistance.)
=670  \\$aAm. Heart Assn. Web site, Aug. 30, 2005$b(The metabolic syndrome is characterized by a group of metabolic risk factors, including central obesity, atherogenic dyslipidemia, raised blood pressure, insulin resistance or glucose intolerance, protrombotic state, and proinflammatory state. People with the metabolic syndrome are at increased risk of coronary heart disease, other diseases related to plaque buildups in artery walls (e.g., stroke and peripheral vascular disease) and type 2 diabetes. The syndrome is closely associated with a generalized metabolic disorder called insulin resistance, in which the body can't use insulin efficiently. This is why the metabolic syndrome is also called the insulin resistance syndrome.)
=750  \2$aMetabolic Syndrome$0(DNLM)D024821$5IEN

=LDR  01202cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880363102402441
=005  20051114123027.0
=008  050922i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash2005005706
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC
=053  \0$aRC685.V45
=150  \\$aVentricular remodeling
=450  \\$aCardiac remodeling, Ventricular
=450  \\$aMyocardial remodeling, Ventricular
=450  \\$aRemodeling, Ventricular
=450  \\$aVentricle remodeling
=450  \\$aVentricular cardiac remodeling
=450  \\$aVentricular myocardial remodeling
=550  \\$wg$aMyocardial infarction$xComplications
=670  \\$aWork cat.:  2005053826 Cardiac remodeling :  mechanisms and treatment.  edited by Barry Greenberg. c 2005.
=670  \\$aMeSH$b(Ventricular Remodeling x Cardiac Remodeling, Ventricular; Myocardial Remodeling, Ventricular; Ventricle Remodeling. SN: The geometric and structural changes that the heart ventricles undergo, usually following myocardial infarction. It comprises expansion of the infarct and dilatation of the health ventricle segments. While most prevalent in the left ventricle, it can also occur in the right ventricle.)
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=670  \\$aDorland's med. dict.$b(amnesiac: a person affected with amnesia)
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=670  \\$aWork cat.: 2005043684: Laney, M. The hidden gifts of the introverted child, c2005.
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=670  \\$aMESH via WWW, July 25, 2005$b(Influenza A Virus; the type species of the genus Influenzavirus A that causes influenza and other diseases in humans and animals. Antigenic variation occurs frequently between strains, allowing classification into subtypes and variants, entry term: Orthomyxovirus Type A)
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=670  \\$aReveal, J.L. Extant vascular plant family names, via WWW, July 11, 2005$b(Nelumbonaceae Bercht. & J. Presl, Prir. Rostlin 1(1): 1. 1823 (Nelumbiaceae), nom. cons.)
=670  \\$aPlants national database, via WWW, July 11, 2005$b(Family  Nelumbonaceae - Lotus-lily family, Order Nymphaeales)
=670  \\$aGRIN taxonomy, via WWW, July 11, 2005$b(Family: Nelumbonaceae  A. Rich., nom. cons. Number of accepted genera: 1. Type genus: Nelumbo Adans. Comment: dicot family)
=670  \\$aClassification of flowering plants (Angiospermae), via Biodiversity explorer website, July 11, 2005$b(Nelumbonaceae (lotus family). Order: Proteales. Family of water plants with rhizomes found along the margins of pools in Asia, northern Australia and eastern North America. One genus, Nelumbo, with 2 species)
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=450  \\$aShellfish poisoning, Amnesic
=550  \\$wg$aAmnesia
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=670  \\$aWashington Dept. of Health, Food Safety and Shellfish Programs, Domoic Acid Fact Sheet online, accessed May 9, 2005:$b(Domoic acid is a naturally occurring toxin produced by microscopic algae, specifically the diatom species Pseudo-nitzschia.  Shellfish and crab ingest this algae, where the toxin concentrates.  Significant amounts of domoic acid can cause Amnesiac Shellfish Poisoning (ASP) in humans.  ASP is trasmitted by eating contaminated molluscan shellfish and crab)
=670  \\$aGoogle search, Aug. 9, 2005 (amnesic shellfish poisoning: 21,500 hits; amnesiac shellfish poisoning: 406 hits)
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=450  \\$aUltra dispersed diamonds
=450  \\$aUltra nanocrystalline diamond films
=550  \\$wg$aDiamonds
=550  \\$wg$aNanostructured materials
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=670  \\$aWikipedia web site, 17 June 2005:$bunder "Presolar grains" (presolar grains that consist of diamonds have a size of only a few nanometers and are therefore also called nanodiamonds)
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=150  \\$aBeet yellows virus
=450  \\$wnne$aBeet yellows closterovirus
=450  \\$aBYV (Plant virus)
=450  \\$aSBYV (Plant virus)
=450  \\$aSugar beet yellows virus
=550  \\$wg$aClosteroviruses
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Napuli, Alberto J. Complex architecture of a closterovirus virion, 2004$b(Beet yellows virus (BYV), family Closteroviridae)
=670  \\$aPlant viruses online, Jan. 24, 2005$b(Beet yellows closterovirus; synonyms: sugarbeet yellows closterovirus; acronym: BYV)
=670  \\$aNCBI, via WWW, June 15, 2005$b(Beet yellows virus; synonym: sugar beet yellows virus; acronyms: BYV, SBYV)
=670  \\$aSpringer index of viruses, 2001:$bp. 237 (Beet yellows virus, BYV, Affected organism: sugar beet)
=670  \\$aBioAgIndex, via FirstSearch, Mar. 14, 2005$b(titles: RNA-binding properties of the proteins of beet yellows closterovirus; Leader proteinase of the beet yellows closterovirus: mutation analysis of the function in genome amplification; Subcellular localization of the HSP70-homolog encoded by beet yellows closterovirus; descriptor: Beet yellows virus)
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=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aClosteroviruses
=450  \\$aClosterovirus (Genus)
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=670  \\$aEncyc. of plant pathology, 2001:$bp. 228  (Closteroviruses: recently upgraded to a family Closteroviridae. Diseases caused by closteroviruses primarily affect phloem tissue. Closteroviruses are positive-stranded RNA viruses) p. 230 (Several features make closteroviruses a difficult group to classify. The main difficulty being a tremendous diversity at the species level. Currently closteroviruses are assigned a family status Closteroviridae; family comprises 2 genera, monopartite Closterovirus and bipartite Crinivirus)
=670  \\$aMatthew's plant virology, 2002:$bp. 35 (Family Closteroviridae. These viruses are usually phloem limited and cause yellowing-type symptoms or pitting or grooving of woody stems. Genus Closterovirus (type species: Beet yellows virus))
=670  \\$aSpringer index of viruses, 2001:$bp. 236 (Closterovirus in family Closteroviridae)
=670  \\$aPlant viruses online, April 27, 2007$b(Closteroviruses. No data available on taxonomy)
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=150  \\$aMethylenetetrahydrofolate reductase
=450  \\$aMTHFR (Enzyme)
=550  \\$wg$aOxidoreductases
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 2005016735; MTHFR polymorphisms and disease, c2005.
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Methylenetetrahydrofolate Reductase (NADPH2)
=670  \\$aIUBMB Enz. nomenclature via WWW, June 15, 2005$b(EC 1.5.1.20, Common name: methlenetetrahydrofolate reductase [NAD(P)HJ])
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=670  \\$aPottytrainingstuff.com website, May 27, 2005$b(Toilet training; potty training)
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=450  \\$aOxalaldehyde
=550  \\$wg$aAldehydes
=670  \\$aMESH via WWW, June 1, 2005$b(Glyoxal, entry terms: Ethanedial, Ethanedione, CAS Type 1 name: Ethanedial)
=670  \\$aDorland's med. dict.$b(glyoxal: a yellow crystalline compound prepared by the oxidation of acetaldehyde, called also biformyl, ethanedial, and oxalaldehyde)
=670  \\$aWeb. 3$b(glyoxal: a reactive, yellow, low-melting aldehyde)
=670  \\$aOld catalog heading$b(Glyoxals)
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=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aColor Doppler ultrasonography
=550  \\$wg$aDoppler ultrasonography
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Color duplex ultrasound in gynecology and obstetrics, c2005.
=670  \\$aMeSH$b(Ultrasonography, Doppler, Color)
=750  \2$aUltrasonography, Doppler, Color$0(DNLM)D018615$5IEN

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=150  \\$aCinchona alkaloids
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=670  \\$aMESH$b(Cinchona Alkaloids: alkaloids extracted from various species of Chinchona)
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=670  \\$aWork cat.: 2004058942: Ryanodine receptors : structure, function, and dysfunction in clinical disease, c2005:$bCIP galley (ryanodine receptor/calcium release channel, largest known ion channel)
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Ryanodine Receptor Calcium Release Channel x Calcium-Ryanodine Receptor Complex, Ryanodine Receptors)
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=670  \\$aMedline
=670  \\$aBaylor College of Medicine Pediatric Cardiology Research Labs website, Sept. 10, 2004 (Brugada syndrome: also known by some investigators as idiopathic ventricular fibrillation)
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=670  \\$aMESH$b(Quinoxalines)
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=670  \\$aWeb of science, Aug. 13, 2004.
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=670  \\$aWeb. 3$b(turnera: a large genus (the type of the family Turneraceae) of tropical Amer. dicotyledonous plants ...)
=670  \\$aUSDA Natural Resources Conservation Service plants profile website, Aug. 27, 2004$b(Turnera)
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=670  \\$aWork cat.: 2004018410: The chemistry of cyclobutanes, 2005.
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=670  \\$aLC database, Aug. 6, 2004$b(Cyclobutane)
=670  \\$aWeb. 3$b(cyclobutane; saturated cyclic hydrocarbon, called also tetramethylene)
=670  \\$aABC Chemie, Concise encyc. chemistry$b(Cyclobutane, tetramethylene: a cyclic hydrocarbon and a colorless, combustible gas which is insoluble in water)
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=450  \\$aGranulomatosis, Wegener's
=450  \\$aWegener syndrome
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=550  \\$wg$aRespiratory organs$xDiseases
=550  \\$wg$aSyndromes
=550  \\$wg$aVasculitis
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 2004300346: Nobody's boy : a true story, c2004.
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Wegener's Granulomatosis)
=670  \\$aDorland's med. dict.
=670  \\$aNational Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases Fact Sheet via WWW$b(Wegener's granulomatosis is an uncommon disease in which blood vessels are inflamed (vasculitis). This inflammation damages important organs of the body by limiting blood flow to those organs and destroying normal tissue. Although the disease can involve any organ system, Wegener's granulomatosis mainly affects the respiratory tract and the kidneys.)
=670  \\$aInter. dict. med. biol.$b(granulomatosis, Wegener's granulomatosis: also called Wegener syndrome)
=670  \\$aWegener's Granulomatosis Association website, July 26, 2004.
=750  \2$aGranulomatosis with Polyangiitis$0(DNLM)D014890$5IEN

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=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC
=053  \0$aQK495.G75$cBotany
=150  \\$aGrossulariaceae
=550  \\$wg$aRosales
=670  \\$aPLANTS database, July 15, 2004$b(Grossulariaceae, family in order Rosales, contains 3 genera and 101 accepted taxa overall)
=670  \\$aGRIN taxonomy, July 15, 2004$b(Family Grossulariaceae)
=670  \\$aITIS North America, July 15, 2004$b(Grossulariaceae, family)
=750  \2$aGrossulariaceae$0(DNLM)D031964$5IEN

=LDR  00603cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880363105102441
=005  20040922084053.0
=008  040811i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash2004008814
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aAutoimmune diseases in women
=550  \\$wg$aWomen$xDiseases
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 2004046775: Lahita, R.G. Women and autoimmune disease, 2004.
=750  \2$81$wb$aAutoimmune Diseases$0(DNLM)D001327$5IEN
=750  \2$81$wb$aWomen$0(DNLM)D014930$5IEN
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aAutoimmune Diseases$iand$aWomen$5IEN

=LDR  00569cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880363105202441
=005  20040922081511.0
=008  040701i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash2004000506
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC
=053  \0$aQP552.L3
=150  \\$aLactalbumin
=550  \\$wg$aAlbumins
=550  \\$wg$aMilk proteins
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 2004014082: Permyakov, Eugene A. Anatomy and physiology of proteins : [alpha]-lactalbumin in "molecular anatomy and physiology of proteinaceous machines", c2004.
=670  \\$aMESH.
=750  \2$aLactalbumin$0(DNLM)D007768$5IEN

=LDR  00649cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880363105302441
=005  20040921083922.0
=008  040804i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash2004008819
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC
=053  \0$aQK898.G48$cBotanical chemistry
=150  \\$aGlutamate dehydrogenase
=450  \\$aGlutamate oxidoreductase
=550  \\$wg$aOxidoreductases
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Glutamate Dehydrogenase)
=670  \\$aIUBMB Enzyme nomenclature via WWW, July 14, 2004$b(EC 1.4.1.2:  common name: glutamate dehydrogenase, systematic name: l-glutamate:NAD+ oxidoreductase (deaminating))
=750  \2$aGlutamate Dehydrogenase$0(DNLM)D005969$5IEN

=LDR  00662cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880363105402441
=005  20120730164530.0
=008  040714i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash2004005607
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC
=053  \0$aBF724.3.M64
=150  \\$aMood (Psychology) in adolescence
=550  \\$wg$aAdolescent psychology
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 2004011652: Ford, Jean. Surviving the roller coaster : a teen's guide to coping with moods, 2005.
=750  \2$81$wb$aAffect$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000339
=750  \2$81$wb$aAdolescent$0(DNLM)D000293$5IEN
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aAffect$iand$aAdolescent$5IEN

=LDR  00669cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880363105502441
=005  20040921080618.0
=008  040602i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash2004000501
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aLatex allergy
=450  \\$aLatex hypersensitivity
=550  \\$wg$aAllergy
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 2004051940: Latex intolerance : basic science, epidemiology, clinical management, c2005.
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Latex Hypersensitivity x Latex allergy)
=670  \\$aNIOSH Alert. Preventing Allergic Reactions to Natural Rubber Latex in the Workplace via www, June 2, 2004$b(latex allergy)
=750  \2$aLatex Hypersensitivity$0(DNLM)D020315$5IEN

=LDR  02069cz  a2200241n  4500
=001  9880363105602441
=005  20040920090013.0
=008  040601i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\c
=010  \\$ash2004001240
=040  \\$aWaU$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aDehydrocholesterol
=450  \\$aDehydrocholesterin
=450  \\$aDidehydrocholesterol
=450  \\$aProvitamin D 3
=450  \\$aProvitamin D3
=550  \\$wg$aCholesterol
=550  \\$wg$aProvitamins
=670  \\$aMcGraw-Hill dict. of sci. and tech. terms, c2003$b(dehydrocholesterol C[subscript 27]H[subscript 43]OH A provitamin of animal origin found in the skin of humans, in milk, and elsewhere, which upon irradiation with ultraviolet rays becomes vitamin D)
=670  \\$aMESH browser, June 1, 2004$b(7-dehydrocholesterol. UF 7,8-didehydrocholesterol; 7-DHC; cholesta-5,7-dien-3 beta-ol; provitamin D(3); 7-dehydrocholesterol, (3beta,10alpha)-isomer; 7-dehydrocholesterol, (3beta,9beta)-isomer; 7-dehydrocholesterol, (3beta,9beta,10alpha)-isomer; 7-dehydrocholesterol, (3alpha)-isomer)
=670  \\$aThe Merck manual of diagnosis and therapy, via WWW, June 1, 2004$b(in the skin, previtamin D3 is synthesized photochemically from 7-dehydrocholesterol and is slowly isomerized to vitamin D3, which is removed by vitamin D-binding protein)
=670  \\$aChemIDplus, via WWW, June 1, 2004$b(7-Dehydrocholesterol. Formula: C27-H44-O. Name of substance: (3beta)-7-Dehydrocholesterol,  7-Dehydrocholesterol, Cholesta-5,7-dien-3-ol. Synonyms: (3-beta)-Cholesta-5,7-dien-3-ol, (3beta)-Cholesta-5,7-dien-3-ol, 5,7-Cholestadien-3-beta-ol, 5,7-Cholestandien-3beta-ol, 7,8-Didehydrocholesterol, 7-Dehydrocholesterin, 7-Dehydrocholesterol, Caswell No. 902E, Cholesterol, 7-dehydro-, Dehydrocholesterin [German], Dehydrocholesterol, EINECS 207-100-5, EPA Pesticide Chemical Code 208700, NSC 18159, Provitamin D(sub 3), Vitamin D3, delta(sup 5,7)-Cholesterol, delta(sup 7)-Cholesterol, delta5,7-Cholesterol, delta7-Cholesterol)
=675  \\$aHenderson's dict. of biological terms, 2000
=750  \2$aDehydrocholesterols$0(DNLM)D003684$5IEN

=LDR  03672cz  a2200361n  4500
=001  9880363105702441
=005  20040920085458.0
=008  040601i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\c
=010  \\$ash2004001239
=040  \\$aWaU$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aCholecalciferol
=450  \\$aActivated dehydrocholesterol
=450  \\$aCalciol
=450  \\$aCholecalciferolum
=450  \\$aColecalciferol
=450  \\$aColecalciferolum
=450  \\$aColecalcipherol
=450  \\$aIrradiated dehydrocholesterol
=450  \\$aVitamin D 3
=450  \\$aVitamin D3
=550  \\$wg$aDehydrocholesterol
=550  \\$wg$aRodenticides
=550  \\$wg$aVitamin D
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Risk of FeraCol baits to non-target invertebrates, native skinks, and weka, c2004:$bp. 6 (cholecalciferol (Vitamin D3) is an acute toxin; cholecalciferol is a naturally occurring compound synthesised in animal skin by the action of sunlight on its precursor, 7-dehydrocholesterol; cholecalciferol is converted to its toxic metabolite, 25-hydroxycholecalciferol)
=670  \\$aMESH browser, June 1, 2004$b(Cholecalciferol. UF Vitamin D 3; (3 beta,5Z,7E)-9,10-Secocholesta-5,7,10(19)-trien-3-ol; Calciol; Cholecalciferols; Vitamin D3)
=670  \\$aThe Merck manual of diagnosis and therapy, via WWW, June 1, 2004$b(cholecalciferol (activated 7-dehydrocholesterol, vitamin D3), formed in human skin by exposure to sunlight (ultraviolet radiation) and found chiefly in fish liver oils and egg yolks; in the skin, previtamin D3 is synthesized photochemically from 7-dehydrocholesterol and is slowly isomerized to vitamin D3, which is removed by vitamin D-binding protein. In the liver, vitamin D3 is converted to 25(OH)D3, the major circulating form. It passes through the enterohepatic circulation and is reabsorbed from the gut. Principally in the kidneys, it is further hydroxylated to the much more metabolically active form, 1,25(OH)2D3 (1,25-dihydroxycholecalciferol, calcitriol, vitamin D hormone).)
=670  \\$aChemIDplus, via WWW, June 1, 2004$b(Cholecalciferol. Formula: C27-H44-O. MESH heading: Cholecalciferol. Name of substance: 9,10-Secocholestra-5,7,10(19)-trien-3-ol, (3beta,5Z,7E)-; Cholecalciferol; Vitamin D3. Superlist name: 9,10-Seco(5Z,7E)-5,7,10(19)-cholestatrien-3-ol; Cholecalciferol; Vitamin D3. Synonyms: 7-Dehydrocholesterol, irradiated; 7-Dehydrocholestrol, activated; 9,10-Secocholesta-5,7,10(19)-trien-3-beta-ol; Activated 7-dehydrocholesterol; Arachitol; CC; CCRIS 6286; Calciol; Cholecalciferol; Cholecalciferol, D3; Cholecalciferolum; Colecalciferol; Colecalciferolum; Colecalcipherol; D3-Vicotrat; D3-Vigantol; Delsterol; Deparal; Duphafral D3 1000; EINECS 200-673-2; EPA Pesticide Chemical Code 202901; Ebivit; HSDB 820; Irradiated 7-dehydrocholesterol; NEO Dohyfral D3; NSC 375571; Oleovitamin D3; Quintox; Rampage; Ricketon; Trivitan; Vi-de-3-hydrosol; Vigantol; Vigorsan; Vitamin D3; Vitinc dan-dee-3)
=670  \\$aThe chemical database, via WWW, June 1, 2004$b(Vitamin D3. Cholecalciferol. 9,10-Secocholesta-5,7,10(19)-trien-3[mu]3-ol. Formula: C27H44O (C27H44O). Fine colorless crystals. Very toxic)
=670  \\$aSIRI MSDS index, via WWW, June 1, 2004$b(MSDS Name: Vitamin d3,crystalline, 99+%. Synonyms: Cholecalciferol; 9,10-Secocholesta-5,7,10(19)-trien-3[mu]3-ol)
=670  \\$aHenderson's dict. of biological terms, 2000$b(under vitamin D: vitamin D3 is cholecalciferol)
=670  \\$aMcGraw-Hill dict. of sci. and tech. terms, c2003$b(cholecalciferol C[subscript 27]H[subscript 44]O Colorless crystals. Also known as vitamin D3)
=675  \\$aCompendium of pesticide common names, via WWW, June 1, 2004
=750  \2$aCholecalciferol$0(DNLM)D002762$5IEN


=LDR  00985cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880363105902441
=005  20040920084716.0
=008  031104||\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\c
=010  \\$ash2003011401
=040  \\$aTNJ$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aDNA adducts
=450  \\$aAdducts, DNA
=550  \\$wg$aMutagens
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Moseley, M.S. Structural studies of an acrolein DNA adduct ... 2002$b(Acrolein is the simplest compound in a family of bis-electrophiles that react with DNA to form exocyclic adducts)
=670  \\$aMESH$b(DNA Adducts; Covalent adducts between chemical mutagens and DNA. Such couplings activate DNA repair processes and, unless repaired prior to DNA replication, may lead to nucleotide substitutions, deletions, and chromosome rearrangements (Rieger et al., Glossary of Genetics: Classical and Molecular, 5th ed))
=670  \\$aPlastaras, J.P. DNA adduct formation by malondialdehyde and structurally related compounds, 2000.
=750  \2$aDNA Adducts$0(DNLM)D018736$5IEN

=LDR  01650cz  a2200277n  4500
=001  9880363106002441
=005  20040920084056.0
=008  040121i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\c
=010  \\$ash2004002178
=040  \\$aUk$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aButyrylcholinesterase
=450  \\$aAcylcholine acylhydrolase
=450  \\$aBCHE (Butyrylcholinesterase)
=450  \\$aBuChE (Butyrylcholinesterase)
=450  \\$aButyrocholinesterase
=450  \\$aButyrylcholine esterase
=450  \\$aCholine esterase II
=450  \\$aNonspecific cholinesterase
=450  \\$aPseudocholinesterase E1
=450  \\$aS-type cholinesterase
=550  \\$wg$aCholinesterases
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Butyrylcholinesterase : its function and inhibitors, 2003:$bp. 1 (The brain of mammals contains two major forms of cholinesterases (ChEs): acetylcholinesterase (AChE, EC 3.1.1.7) and butyrylcholinesterase (BuChE, EC 3.1.1.8)) p. 2 (BuChE (BuChE, butyrocholinesterase, nonspecific-ChE, ChE-II, pseudoChE, serum-ChE))
=670  \\$aStedman's medical dictionary, 26th ed.:$bp. 330 (Cholinesterase. One of a family of enzymes capable of catalyzing the hydrolysis of acylcholines and a few other compounds. Found in cobra venom. SYNONYMS: butyrocholinesterase, choline esterase II, butyrylcholine esterase, pseudocholinesterase, nonspecific cholinesterase, "s"-type cholinesterase)
=670  \\$aHuman Protein Reference Database: Butyrylcholinesterase WWW site, May 13, 2004$b(Butyrylcholinesterase; BCHE, Pseudocholinesterase E1; CHE1; Acylcholine acylhydrolase; Choline esterase II)
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Butyrylcholinesterase)
=750  \2$aButyrylcholinesterase$0(DNLM)D002091$5IEN

=LDR  01501cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880363106102441
=005  20140103103646.0
=008  040107i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\c
=010  \\$ash2004001933
=040  \\$aUk$beng$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aEsomeprazole
=450  \\$aEsomeprazole magnesium
=550  \\$wg$aBenzimidazoles
=550  \\$wg$aProton pump inhibitors
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Esomeprazole, 2003:$bp. 2 (Esomeprazole ... acid control)
=670  \\$aClinical Pharmacy Associates WWW Site, 7 Jan. 2004:$bEsomeprazole page (Esomeprazole (Nexium), an oral proton pump inhibitor; Esomeprazole is a proton-pump inhibitor; it is an S-isomer of omeprazole, it acts by suppressing gastric acid secretion by specific inhibition of the H+/K+-ATPase in the gastric parietal cells)
=670  \\$aNexium (Esomeprazole Magnesium) page, via WWW, 7 Jan. 2004$b(NEXIUM is a type of medicine known as an acid pump inhibitor (also known as a proton pump inhibitor, or PPI))
=670  \\$aMedlineplus Drug Information WWW Site, 6 Jan. 2004$bEsomeprazole page (brand name: Nexium; Esomeprazole is in a class of drugs called proton pump inhibitors)
=670  \\$aAHFS Drug Information WWW Site, 6 Jan. 2004:$bEsomeprazole Magnesium page (Esomeprazole magnesium, a proton-pump inhibitor, is a gastric antisecretory agent that is structurally and pharmacologically related to lansoprazole, omeprazole, pantoprazole, and rabeprazole; the drugs are substituted benzimidazoles)
=750  \2$aEsomeprazole$0(DNLM)D064098$5IEN

=LDR  00775cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880363106202441
=005  20040920082430.0
=008  031016i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\c
=010  \\$ash2003010926
=040  \\$aNIC$beng$cDLC
=053  \0$aQR185.8.I56
=150  \\$aInterleukin-13
=450  \\$aIL-13 (Biomolecule)
=550  \\$wg$aCytokines
=550  \\$wg$aInterleukins
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Interleukin-13, 2003$b(Interleukin-13; IL-13; a member of the T helper2 cytokines; initially thought to be functionally similar to IL-4, IL-13 is now known to possess additional properties that distinguish it from IL-4 in addition to having both anti-inflammatory and immune activating properties)
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Interleukin-13 x IL-13)
=750  \2$aInterleukin-13$0(DNLM)D018793$5IEN

=LDR  00858cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880363106302441
=005  20140312094234.0
=008  060609i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash2004003368
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC$dMMiltC
=150  \\$aIdentity theft
=450  \\$aIdentity fraud
=550  \\$wg$aFalse personation
=550  \\$wg$aTheft
=670  \\$aLC database, May 6, 2004$b(identity theft)
=670  \\$aNY Times Online, May 6, 2004$b(identity theft)
=670  \\$aU.S. Dept of Justice. Identity theft and fraud WWW site, June 6, 2006.
=670  \\$aU.S. General Accounting Office. Identity fraud : information on prevalence, cost, and Internet impact is limited, 1998.
=675  \\$aAmerican Heritage dict.;$aRandom House dict.;$aNational Criminal Justice thes.;$aLegislative Indexing Vocabulary
=750  \2$aIdentity Theft$0(DLC)(DNLM)D063867$5IEN

=LDR  00648cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880363106402441
=005  20140528130143.0
=008  040506i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash2004003367
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aSenior centers
=450  \\$aCenters for older people
=450  \\$aCenters for the elderly
=450  \\$aElderly centers
=450  \\$aOlder people, Centers for
=550  \\$wg$aCommunity centers
=670  \\$aLC database, May 6, 2004$b(senior centers)
=670  \\$aWWW, May 6, 2004$b(senior centers; centers for older people; elderly centers; centers for the elderly)
=750  \2$aSenior Centers$0(DNLM)D064407$5IEN

=LDR  00416cz  a2200133n  4500
=001  9880363106502441
=005  20040917135842.0
=008  040609i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash2004000702
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aChild psychiatrists
=550  \\$wg$aPsychiatrists
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 2003443795: Sch�appi-Liechti, Iris. Prof. Dr. med. Jakob Lutz, 2002.
=750  \2$aChild Psychiatry$0(DNLM)D002665$5IEN

=LDR  00648cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880363106602441
=005  20040917134204.0
=008  040419i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash2004003366
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aPublications
=450  \\$aPublished material
=550  \\$wg$aCommunication
=670  \\$aALA Glossary$b(publication: a published document; published: made available to the public)
=670  \\$aRandom House dict.
=670  \\$aAmerican Heritage dict.
=670  \\$aWeb. 3.
=680  \\$iHere are entered works on printed material made available for sale or distribution.
=750  \2$aPublications$0(DNLM)D011642$5IEN

=LDR  00875cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880363106702441
=005  20040917133845.0
=008  040526i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash2004000705
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC
=053  \0$aRC840.V55
=150  \\$aViral gastroenteritis
=450  \\$aVirus gastroenteris
=550  \\$wg$aGastroenteritis
=550  \\$wg$aVirus diseases
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 2004270922: Viral gastroenteritis, 2003:$bt.p. (Viral gastroenteritis)
=670  \\$aViral gastroenteritis, c1996.
=670  \\$aViral diseases panels, United States-Japan Cooperative Medical Sciences Program, 1985.
=670  \\$aMedline Plus encyclopedia, Internet search, Apr. 28, 2004$b(Viral gastroenteritis: an inflammation of the stomach and intestines caused by a viral infection)
=675  \\$aMeSH
=750  \2$aGastroenteritis$xvirology$0(DNLM)D005759000821$5IEN

=LDR  00518cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880363106802441
=005  20090518101615.0
=008  040526i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash2004000696
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aEvidence-based nursing
=550  \\$wg$aEvidence-based medicine
=550  \\$wg$aNursing$xDecision making
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 2004009913: Melnyk, Bernadette M. Evidence-based practice in nursing & healthcare, 2004.
=675  \\$aMESH
=750  \2$aEvidence-Based Nursing$0(DNLM)D055318$5IEN

=LDR  00421cz  a2200133n  4500
=001  9880363106902441
=005  20040917131926.0
=008  040519i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash2004000639
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aLymphomas in animals
=550  \\$wg$aTumors in animals
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 2004048028: Morrison, W.B. Lymphoma in dogs and cats, 2004.
=750  \2$aLymphoma$xveterinary$0(DNLM)D008223Q000662$5IEN

=LDR  00842cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880363107002441
=005  20080323144031.0
=008  040419i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash2004000537
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC
=053  \0$aQP572.G45
=150  \\$aGhrelin
=450  \\$aMotilin-related peptide
=550  \\$wg$aGastrointestinal hormones
=550  \\$wg$aPeptide hormones
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 2004042121: Ghrelin, c2004.
=670  \\$aMESH Supplementary concept data via WWW, Apr. 19, 2004$b(ghrelin; x motilin-related peptide, a growth-hormone-releasing acylated peptide from stomach)
=670  \\$aWashington Post, May 23, 2002:$bp. A01 (Stomach Hormone Linked to Weight. Ghrelin is the first hormone from outside the brain that activates the brain's hypothalmus controlling food intake.)
=750  \2$aGhrelin$0(DNLM)D054439$5IEN-M

=LDR  00496cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880363107102441
=005  20040917131207.0
=008  040413i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash2004000532
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC
=053  \0$aQP752.D54$cBiochemistry
=150  \\$aDiglycerides
=450  \\$aDiacylglycerols
=550  \\$wg$aGlycerides
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 2004008567: Diacylglycerol oil, 2004.
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Diglycerides x Diacylglycerols)
=750  \2$aDiglycerides$0(DNLM)D004075$5IEN

=LDR  00860cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880363107202441
=005  20090427104001.0
=008  040322i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\c
=010  \\$ash2004005391
=040  \\$aUkOxU$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aComparative genomic hybridization
=450  \\$aCGH (Comparative genomic hybridization)
=450  \\$aGenomic characterization, Comparative
=550  \\$wg$aIn situ hybridization
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Kirchhoff, M. Development and applications of high resolution comparative genomic hybridization, 2003:$bp. 9 (Comparative genomic hybridization (CGH) is a molecular cytogenic technique based on fluorescence in situ hybridization (FISH) and allows the screening of unbalanced chromosome aberrations in an entire genome in a single experiment.)
=675  \\$aMESH
=750  \2$aComparative Genomic Hybridization$0(DNLM)D055028$5IEN

=LDR  01551cz  a2200265n  4500
=001  9880363107302441
=005  20040916094336.0
=008  040318i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\c
=010  \\$ash2004005298
=040  \\$aABAU$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aImmersion in liquids
=450  \\$aImmersing in liquids
=450  \\$aSubmerging in liquids
=450  \\$aSubmersing in liquids
=450  \\$aSubmersion in liquids
=550  \\$wg$aFluid dynamics
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Physiologic responses to water immersion in man, 1976.
=670  \\$aMcGraw-Hill dictionary of scientific and technical terms, 2003$b(" --- Placement into or within a fluid, usually water") [general scientific and technical meaning; two other, different meanings given when the term is used specifically in astronomy and in mathematics]
=670  \\$aAcademic Press dictionary of science and technology, 1992$b(" --- the process of submerging or being submerged in a liquid") [general scientific meaning; two other, different meanings given when the term is used specifically in astronomy and in mathematics].
=670  \\$aTest$b(Submerging UF Immersion)
=670  \\$aNASA thes.$b(Submerging UF Immersion)
=670  \\$aWeb. 3$b(immersion: act of immersing or state of being immersed; immerse: to plunge or dip in a liquid; submerge; submersion; submerse; - mersing: back formation from submersion)
=670  \\$aAllthewebsearch, Apr. 29, 2004$b(immersion in liquids)
=675  \\$aChambers dictionary of science and technology, 1999;$aINSPEC
=750  \2$aImmersion$0(DNLM)D007101$5IEN

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=010  \\$ash2004000512
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC
=053  \0$aQP552.A
=150  \\$aATP-binding cassette transporters
=450  \\$aABC proteins
=450  \\$aABC transporters
=450  \\$aATP-binding cassette proteins
=550  \\$wg$aCarrier proteins
=550  \\$wg$aMembrane proteins
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 2002103782: ABC proteins : from bacteria to man, c2003.
=670  \\$aMESH$b(A family of MEMBRANE TRANSPORT PROTEINS that require ATP hydrolysis for the transport of substrates across membranes. The protein family derives its name from the ATP-binding domain found on the protein)
=750  \2$aATP-Binding Cassette Transporters$0(DNLM)D018528$5IEN

=LDR  00660cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880363107502441
=005  20040916092146.0
=008  040428i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash2004000282
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aEctogenesis
=550  \\$wg$aReproductive technology
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 2004400746: Coleman, Stephen. The ethics of artificial uteruses, c2005$b(title of chapter 1: ectogenesis: why the fuss?)
=670  \\$aGoogle, Mar. 31, 2004$b(830 hits on ectogenesis)
=670  \\$aMeSH$b(Ectogenesis (scope: embryonal development or fetal maturation that takes place in an artificial environment)
=750  \2$aEctogenesis$0(DNLM)D004477$5IEN

=LDR  00743cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880363107602441
=005  20040916091938.0
=008  040422i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\c
=010  \\$ash2004005459
=040  \\$aABAU$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aSocial adjustment in children
=550  \\$wg$aChild psychology
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Spivack, G. Social adjustment of young children, 1974.
=670  \\$aLC database, Mar. 26, 2004$b(titles: The social adjustment of children; Social adjustment and personality development in children)
=750  \2$81$wb$aSocial Adjustment$0(DNLM)D012917$5IEN
=750  \2$81$wb$aChild$0(DNLM)D002648$5IEN
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=LDR  00683cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880363107702441
=005  20040914133207.0
=008  040113i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\c
=010  \\$ash2004004536
=040  \\$aHU$beng$cDLC
=053  \0$aQP99.3.A65
=150  \\$aApolipoprotein B
=450  \\$aApo-B
=450  \\$aApoB
=550  \\$wg$aApolipoproteins
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Nutritional regulation of apolipoprotein B systhesis and secretion in human hepatocytes, 1999:$bp. vi (ApoB) p. 7 (Apo B-48; Apo B-100)
=670  \\$aPrinciples of biochemistry, 1993:$bp. 901 (apolipoprotein B; apoB)
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Apolipoproteins B x Apo-B)
=750  \2$aApolipoproteins B$0(DNLM)D001055$5IEN

=LDR  00642cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880363107802441
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=008  040415i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
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=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC
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=450  \\$aEndothelial growth factors, Vascular
=450  \\$aVEGFs (Proteins)
=550  \\$wg$aGrowth factors
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 2004005641: VEGF and cancer, c2004.
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Vascular Endothelial Growth Factors x VEGFs)
=750  \2$aVascular Endothelial Growth Factors$0(DNLM)D042442$5IEN

=LDR  00822cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880363107902441
=005  20040914092339.0
=008  040408i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\c
=010  \\$ash2004004524
=040  \\$aHU$beng$cDLC
=053  \0$aQK495.Z65$cBotany
=150  \\$aAlpinia
=550  \\$wg$aZingiberaceae
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Postharvest physiology of red ginger inflorescence (Alpinia purpurata Vieill K. Schum), 1999.
=670  \\$aFlora of the Hawaiian Islands web site, Jan. 22, 2004$b(Alpinia; family: Zingiberaceae)
=670  \\$aITIS report, Jan. 22, 2004$b(Alpinia; family: Zingiberaceae)
=670  \\$aWeb. 3, c1961$b(Alpinia; large genus of herbs (family Zingiberaceae) found in Asia, Australia, and Polynesia with showy very irregular flowers and large aromatic rootstocks)
=750  \2$aAlpinia$0(DNLM)D032429$5IEN

=LDR  00972cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880363108002441
=005  20040914085537.0
=008  040324i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\c
=010  \\$ash2004004966
=040  \\$aABAU$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aMedically uninsured children
=450  \\$aChildren without health insurance
=450  \\$aUninsured children (Health insurance)
=550  \\$wg$aChildren
=550  \\$wg$aMedically uninsured persons
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Children with health insurance, 2001, 2003:$bpp. 1-2 ("This paper investigates patterns of children's health insurance coverage and explores the characteristics of uninsured children. It focuses on the demographic characteristics and family composition of uninsured children in 2001")
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=750  \2$81$wb$aChild$0(DNLM)D002648$5IEN
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=001  9880363108102441
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=008  040212i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash2004000546
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aFacioscapulohumeral muscular dystrophy
=450  \\$aFacioscapulohumeral atrophy
=450  \\$aLandouzy-Dejerine dystrophy
=550  \\$wg$aMuscular dystrophy
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 2004003241: Facioscapulohumeral muscular dystrophy (FSHD) : clinical medicine and molecular cell biology, 2004.
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Muscular dystrophy, Facioscapulohumeral x Landouzy-Dejerine Dystrophy)
=750  \2$aMuscular Dystrophy, Facioscapulohumeral$0(DNLM)D020391$5IEN

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=001  9880363108202441
=005  20040910095141.0
=008  040210i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash2004003310
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aCancer of unknown primary origin
=450  \\$aCancer of unknown primary site
=450  \\$aCUP (Cancer of unknown primary origin)
=450  \\$aOccult primary cancer
=450  \\$aPrimary cancer, Occult
=450  \\$aPrimary cancer, Unknown
=450  \\$aPrimary origin, Cancer of unknown
=450  \\$aPrimary site, Cancer of unknown
=450  \\$aUnknown primary cancer
=550  \\$wg$aCancer
=550  \\$aMetastasis
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Neoplasms, Unknown Primary x Neoplasm Metastasis, Unknown Primary, Neoplasms, Occult Primary, Occult Primary Neoplasms, Unknown Primary Tumors)
=670  \\$aAlltheweb search, Feb. 10, 2004$b(Cancer of unknown primary origin, CUP, Cancer of unknown primary site, Occult primary cancer, Unknown primary cancer)
=670  \\$aNational Cancer Institute/Cancer Facts web site, Feb. 10, 2004$b(Cancer of Unknown Primary Origin; Cancer of unknown primary (CUP) origin is the diagnosis when metastatic cancer is found but the place where the cancer began (the primary site) cannot be determined. CUP is a term that refers to many different cancers.)
=750  \2$aNeoplasms, Unknown Primary$0(DNLM)D009382$5IEN

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=001  9880363108302441
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=010  \\$ash2004003308
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=053  \0$aQR82.V53
=150  \\$aVibrio parahaemolyticus
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=670  \\$aMESH$b(Vibrio parahaemolyticus)
=750  \2$aVibrio parahaemolyticus$0(DNLM)D014736$5IEN

=LDR  00470cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362286202441
=005  20120730163512.0
=008  860211||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
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=053  \\$aQH434
=150  \\$aMicrobial genetics
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=750  \2$aGenetics, Microbial$5IEN$0(DNLM)D005827

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=001  9880362286302441
=005  20140804150555.0
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=010  \\$ash 85084757 
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=670  \\$aLC data base, 2/4/93$b(Environmental microbiology)
=750  \2$aEnvironmental Microbiology$5IEN$0(DNLM)D004783

=LDR  00550cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362286402441
=005  20120730163511.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85084741 
=035  \\$aBZT4647NU
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=670  \\$aWeb. 3$b(halophile or halophil)
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=LDR  01079cz  a2200277n  4500
=001  9880362286502441
=005  20120730163511.0
=008  030801i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85084725 
=035  \\$aBZT4631NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dWaU
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=150  \\$aMicroorganisms
=360  \\$isubdivision$aMicrobiology$iunder individual animals and groups of animals, individual plants and groups of plants, individual diseases and types of diseases, individual organs and regions of the body, and individual materials and types of materials, e.g.$aCorn--Microbiology; Fishes--Microbiology; Heart--Microbiology; Metals--Microbiology; Tuberculosis--Microbiology
=450  \\$aGerms
=450  \\$wnne$aMicro-organisms
=450  \\$aMicrobes
=450  \\$aMicroscopic organisms
=550  \\$wg$aOrganisms
=550  \\$aMicrobiology
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Moat, A.G. Microbial physiology, c1988.
=670  \\$aWeb. 3.
=670  \\$aDorland's med. dict.
=670  \\$aHennepin.
=675  \\$aMESH
=750  \2$aMicrobiology$5IEN$0(DNLM)D008829

=LDR  00358cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362286602441
=005  20110428154115.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85084720 
=035  \\$aBZT4626LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aQK569.D46
=150  \\$aMicrasterias
=550  \\$wg$aDesmidiaceae
=750  \2$aMicrasterias$0(DNLM)D058120$5IEN

=LDR  00515cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362286702441
=005  20120730163511.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85084719 
=035  \\$aBZT4625NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aMiconazole
=550  \\$wg$aAntifungal agents
=550  \\$wg$aImidazoles
=670  \\$aMeSH browser, June 7, 2007$b(Miconazole. Scope note: An imidazole antifungal agent that is used topically and by intravenous infusion.)
=750  \2$aMiconazole$5IEN$0(DNLM)D008825

=LDR  00347cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362286802441
=005  20120730163511.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85084678 
=035  \\$aBZT4584NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aMicelles
=550  \\$aColloids
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/12/90
=750  \2$aMicelles$5IEN$0(DNLM)D008823

=LDR  01123cz  a2200241n  4500
=001  9880362286902441
=005  20061115121305.0
=008  060811i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85084671 
=035  \\$aBZT4577NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dWaU
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=150  \\$aMice
=450  \\$aHouse mice
=450  \\$aHouse mouse
=450  \\$aMouse
=450  \\$aMus musculus
=550  \\$wg$aRodents
=670  \\$aPotential conservation impacts of high-altitude small mammals, c2006:$bp. 5 (house mice (Mus musculus))
=670  \\$aWikipedia, Aug. 4, 2006$b(a mouse (plural mice) is a mammal that belongs to one of numerous species of small rodents; house mouse (mus musculus))
=670  \\$aAmerican heritage dictionary of the English language website, Aug. 4, 2006$b(mouse, pl. mice; numerous small rodents of the families Muridae and Cricetidae such as the common house mouse (Mus musculus))
=680  \\$iHere are entered works on the house mouse, Mus musculus, as well as works on the many species of small rodents in several families known collectively as mice.
=750  \2$aMice$0(DNLM)D051379$5IEN

=LDR  00464cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362287002441
=005  20120730163511.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85084629 
=035  \\$aBZT4535NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRM666.M
=150  \\$aMexiletine
=450  \\$aMethylxylyloxyethylamine
=550  \\$wg$aEthylamines
=550  \\$wg$aMyocardial depressants
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/12/90
=750  \2$aMexiletine$5IEN$0(DNLM)D008801

=LDR  00594cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362287102441
=005  20120730163511.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85084498 
=035  \\$aBZT4404NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aE184.M5
=150  \\$aMexican Americans
=360  \\$isubdivision$aMexican Americans$iunder individual wars, e.g.$aWorld War, 1939-1945--Mexican Americans
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=450  \\$aHispanos
=450  \\$aMexican Americans$zUnited States
=550  \\$wg$aEthnology$zUnited States
=750  \2$aMexican Americans$5IEN$0(DNLM)D017058

=LDR  00383cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362287202441
=005  20120730163511.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85084470 
=035  \\$aBZT4376NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aMevalonic acid
=450  \\$aDihydroxymethylpentanoic acid
=550  \\$wg$aHydroxy acids
=750  \2$aMevalonic Acid$5IEN$0(DNLM)D008798

=LDR  00505cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362287302441
=005  20120730163511.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85084449 
=035  \\$aBZT4355NU
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=053  \\$aRM666.M547
=150  \\$aMetronidazole
=450  \\$aMethylnitroethanol imidazole
=450  \\$aTrichopal
=550  \\$wg$aAntiparasitic agents
=550  \\$wg$aNitroimidazoles
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/12/90
=750  \2$aMetronidazole$5IEN$0(DNLM)D008795

=LDR  00817cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362287402441
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=550  \\$wg$aAminoglycosides
=550  \\$wg$aBenzamide
=550  \\$wg$aIodobenzene
=550  \\$wg$aNonionic contrast media
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=750  \2$aMetrizamide$5IEN$0(DNLM)D008793

=LDR  00595cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362287502441
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=450  \\$aSI (Weights and measures)
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=LDR  00420cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362287602441
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=550  \\$wg$aCardiovascular agents
=550  \\$wg$aPropanolamines
=750  \2$aMetoprolol$5IEN$0(DNLM)D008790

=LDR  00399cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362287702441
=005  20120730163510.0
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=LDR  00552cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880362287802441
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=750  \2$aMethylamines$5IEN$0(DNLM)D008744

=LDR  00509cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362288302441
=005  20120730163510.0
=008  860211||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85084420 
=035  \\$aBZT4326NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aMethyl ether
=450  \\$aDimethyl ether
=450  \\$aMethoxymethane
=450  \\$aMethyl oxide
=450  \\$aOxybismethane
=450  \\$aWood ether
=550  \\$wg$aEther
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/12/90
=750  \2$aMethyl Ethers$5IEN$0(DNLM)D008738

=LDR  00959cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880362288402441
=005  20120730163509.0
=008  060328i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85084419 
=035  \\$aBZT4325NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQP801.M42
=150  \\$aMethoxyhydroxyphenylglycol
=450  \\$aHydroxymethoxyphenylglycol
=450  \\$aMethoxyhydroxyphenethyleneglycol
=450  \\$aMethoxyhydroxyphenylethyleleneglycol
=450  \\$aMHPG (Chemical)
=450  \\$aMOPEG (Chemical)
=550  \\$wg$aEthylene glycols
=550  \\$wg$aPhenyl compounds
=670  \\$aMESH browser, Mar. 28, 2006$b(Methoxyhydroxyphenylglycol. Entry terms: Hydroxymethoxyphenylglycol, MHPG, MOPEG. Scope note: Synthesized from endogenous epinephrine and norepinephrine in vivo. It is found in brain, blood, CSF, and urine, where its concentrations are used to measure catecholamine turnover.)
=750  \2$aMethoxyhydroxyphenylglycol$5IEN$0(DNLM)D008734

=LDR  00682cz  a2200241n  4500
=001  9880362288502441
=005  20120730163509.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85084418 
=035  \\$aBZT4324NU
=035  \\$aSH 85084418
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aRC271.M44$cCancer therapeutics
=053  \0$aRM666.M52$cPharmacology
=150  \\$aMethotrexate
=450  \\$aAmethopterin
=550  \\$wg$aAminobenzoic acids
=550  \\$wg$aAntineoplastic agents
=550  \\$wg$aFolic acid$xAntagonists
=550  \\$wg$aHeterocyclic compounds
=550  \\$wg$aImmunosuppressive agents
=550  \\$wg$aPteridines
=750  \2$aMethotrexate$5IEN$0(DNLM)D008727

=LDR  00676cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362288602441
=005  20120730163509.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85084417 
=035  \\$aBZT4323NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aMethomyl
=450  \\$aLannate (Insecticide)
=550  \\$wg$aAcaricides
=550  \\$wg$aCholinesterase-inhibiting insecticides
=550  \\$wg$aThiocarbamates
=670  \\$aMeSH browser, July 18, 2007$b(Metholmyl. Entry term: Lannate. Scope note: A carbamate insecticide with anticholinesterase activity.)
=670  \\$aPesticide manual, 2000$b(methomyl, insecticide, acaricide)
=750  \2$aMethomyl$5IEN$0(DNLM)D008724

=LDR  00658cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880362288702441
=005  20120730163509.0
=008  860211||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85084415 
=035  \\$aBZT4321NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aMethods engineering
=450  \\$aMethod of work
=450  \\$aMethods (Industrial engineering)
=450  \\$wnne$aSimplification in industry
=450  \\$aSimplification of work
=450  \\$aWork, Method of
=450  \\$aWork methods
=450  \\$aWork simplification
=550  \\$wg$aIndustrial engineering
=550  \\$aWork measurement
=750  \2$aWork Simplification$5IEN$0(DNLM)D014941

=LDR  00584cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362288802441
=005  20120730163509.0
=008  860211||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85084414 
=035  \\$aBZT4320NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aBD240$bBD241
=150  \\$aMethodology
=360  \\$isubdivision$aMethodology$iunder names of disciplines for works on both the theory and practice of procedures to be followed, e.g.$aScience--Methodology; Theology--Methodology
=450  \\$aPhilosophy$xMethodology
=550  \\$aResearch
=750  \2$aMethods$5IEN$0(DNLM)D008722

=LDR  00512cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362288902441
=005  20120730163509.0
=008  000404i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85084391 
=035  \\$aBZT4297NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQP562.M4
=150  \\$aMethionine
=550  \\$wg$aSulfur amino acids
=670  \\$aMeSH browser, May 23, 2007$b(Methionine. Scope note: A sulfur containing essential amino acid that is important in many body functions.)
=750  \2$aMethionine$5IEN$0(DNLM)D008715

=LDR  00374cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362289002441
=005  20120730163509.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85084389 
=035  \\$aBZT4295NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRC647.M
=150  \\$aMethemoglobinemia
=550  \\$wg$aBlood$xDiseases
=750  \2$aMethemoglobinemia$5IEN$0(DNLM)D008708

=LDR  00505cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362289102441
=005  20120730163509.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85084387 
=035  \\$aBZT4293NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aMethaqualone
=450  \\$aMethylmethylphenylquinazolinone$5IEN
=450  \\$aMetolquizolone
=450  \\$aOrtonal
=450  \\$aQuaalude (Trademark)
=550  \\$wg$aQuinazoline
=550  \\$wg$aSedatives
=750  \2$aMethaqualone$5IEN$0(DNLM)D008702

=LDR  00690cz  a2200265n  4500
=001  9880362289202441
=005  20120730163508.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85084383 
=035  \\$aBZT4289NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aMethanol
=450  \\$aAlcohol, Methyl$5IEN
=450  \\$aCarbinol
=450  \\$aColonial spirit (Alcohol)
=450  \\$aColumbian spirit (Alcohol)
=450  \\$aHydroxymethyl
=450  \\$aMethyl alcohol
=450  \\$aMethyl hydroxide
=450  \\$aPyroxylic spirit
=450  \\$aWood alcohol
=450  \\$aWood naphtha
=450  \\$aWood spirit (Alcohol)
=550  \\$wg$aAlcohols
=750  \2$aMethanol$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000432

=LDR  00541cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362289302441
=005  20140304095052.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85084379 
=035  \\$aBZT4285NU
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQD305.H6$cOrganic chemistry
=053  \0$aTD885.5.M48$cAir pollutant
=053  \0$aTP761.M4$cChemical technology
=150  \\$aMethane
=450  \\$aMethyl hydride
=550  \\$wg$aAlkanes
=550  \\$wg$aManure gases
=550  \\$aBiogas
=750  \2$aMethane$5IEN$0(DNLM)D008697

=LDR  00570cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880362289402441
=005  20120730163508.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85084377 
=035  \\$aBZT4283NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aMethamphetamine
=450  \\$aDeoxyephedrine
=450  \\$aDimethylphenethylamine
=450  \\$aMeth (Drug)
=450  \\$aMethylamphetamine
=450  \\$aPhenylmethylaminopropane
=450  \\$aSpeed (Drug)
=550  \\$wg$aAmphetamines
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/12/90
=750  \2$aMethamphetamine$5IEN$0(DNLM)D008694

=LDR  00750cz  a2200265n  4500
=001  9880362289502441
=005  20120730163508.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85084376 
=035  \\$aBZT4282NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aMethadyl acetate
=450  \\$aAcemethadone
=450  \\$aAcetylmethadol
=450  \\$aAlphacetylmethadol
=450  \\$aAmidolacetate
=450  \\$aDimethylaminodiphenylheptanol acetate
=450  \\$aDimethylaminopropylethylphenylbenzeneethanol acetate
=550  \\$wg$aAcetates
=550  \\$wg$aAnalgesics
=550  \\$wg$aMethadone maintenance
=550  \\$wg$aNarcotics
=550  \\$wg$aPhenyl compounds
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/12/90
=750  \2$aMethadyl Acetate$5IEN$0(DNLM)D008692

=LDR  00568cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362289602441
=005  20120730163508.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85084374 
=035  \\$aBZT4280NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRC568.M4
=150  \\$aMethadone maintenance
=450  \\$aMethadone hydrochloride$xTherapeutic use
=450  \\$aMethadone treatment programs
=550  \\$wg$aDrug abuse$xTreatment
=550  \\$aMethadone hydrochloride
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/12/90
=750  \2$aMethadone$xtherapeutic use$5IEN$0(DNLM)D008691Q000627

=LDR  00376cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362289702441
=005  20120730163508.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85084373 
=035  \\$aBZT4279NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aMethadone hydrochloride
=550  \\$aMethadone maintenance
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/12/90
=750  \2$aMethadone$5IEN$0(DNLM)D008691

=LDR  00542cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362289802441
=005  20090219092053.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85084334 
=035  \\$aBZT4240NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQC851$bQC999
=150  \\$aMeteorology
=360  \\$iheadings beginning with the word$aMeteorological
=450  \\$aAerology
=550  \\$wg$aEarth sciences
=550  \\$aAtmosphere
=750  \2$aMeterological Concepts$0(DNLM)D008685$5IEN
=750  \2$aMeteorology$0(DNLM)D055904$5IEN

=LDR  01238cz  a2200349n  4500
=001  9880362289902441
=005  20120730163508.0
=008  040210i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85084296 
=035  \\$aBZT4202NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aRC269.5
=150  \\$aMetastasis
=450  \\$aCancer$xDissemination
=450  \\$aCancer$xMetastasis
=450  \\$aCancer metastasis
=450  \\$aDissemination of cancer
=450  \\$aMetastases
=450  \\$aMetastatic cancer
=450  \\$aNeoplasm metastasis
=450  \\$aSpread of cancer
=450  \\$aTumor dissemination
=450  \\$aTumor metastasis
=450  \\$aTumor spread
=550  \\$wg$aPathology
=550  \\$aCancer invasiveness
=550  \\$aCancer of unknown primary origin
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Neoplasm metastasis)
=670  \\$aLC database, Feb. 10, 2004$b(metastases; metastatic cancer)
=680  \\$iHere are entered works on the transfer of cancer to an organ or part of the body remote from the primary site. Works on the ability of cancer to infiltrate and actively destroy surrounding tissue are entered under$aCancer invasiveness.
=681  \\$iNote under$aCancer invasiveness
=750  \2$aNeoplasm Metastasis$5IEN$0(DNLM)D009362

=LDR  00466cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362290002441
=005  20120730163508.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85084287 
=035  \\$aBZT4193NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRB140
=150  \\$aMetaplasia
=550  \\$wg$aDiseases$xCauses and theories of causation
=550  \\$wg$aPathology
=550  \\$wg$aTissues
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/12/90
=750  \2$aMetaplasia$5IEN$0(DNLM)D008679

=LDR  00462cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362290102441
=005  20120730163507.0
=008  860211||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85084286 
=035  \\$aBZT4192NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aBD
=150  \\$aMetaphysics
=550  \\$wg$aPhilosophy
=550  \\$aGod
=550  \\$aOntology
=550  \\$aPhilosophy of mind
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/12/90
=750  \2$aMetaphysics$5IEN$0(DNLM)D008678

=LDR  00503cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362290202441
=005  20120730163507.0
=008  860211||\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85084283 
=035  \\$aBZT4189NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aPN228.M4
=150  \\$aMetaphor
=450  \\$aParabole
=550  \\$wg$aFigures of speech
=550  \\$aReification
=680  \\$iHere are entered general works and works on metaphor in particular literatures.
=750  \2$aMetaphor$5IEN$0(DNLM)D019365

=LDR  00515cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362290302441
=005  20120730163507.0
=008  991215i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85084271 
=035  \\$aBZT4177NU
=035  \\$aSH 85084271
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQL981
=150  \\$aMetamorphosis
=360  \\$isubdivision$aMetamorphosis$iunder individual animals and groups of animals, e.g.$aInsects--Metamorphosis
=550  \\$wg$aEmbryology
=750  \2$aMetamorphosis, Biological$5IEN$0(DNLM)D008675

=LDR  00363cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362290402441
=005  20120730163507.0
=008  860211||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85084267 
=035  \\$aBZT4173NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQP532
=150  \\$aMetals in the body
=550  \\$wg$aBody composition
=750  \2$aMetals$5IEN$0(DNLM)D008670

=LDR  00649cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880362290502441
=005  20120730163507.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85084167 
=035  \\$aBZT4073NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQD171$bQD172$cChemistry
=053  \0$aTN400$bTN490$cMining
=150  \\$aMetals
=360  \\$iindividual metals and metal groups, e.g.$aGold, Iron group, Platinum group
=450  \\$aMetallic elements
=550  \\$wg$aChemical elements
=550  \\$wg$aOres
=550  \\$aMetallurgy
=670  \\$aLC database, July 6, 2007$b(titles: metallic elements)
=750  \2$aMetals$5IEN$0(DNLM)D008670

=LDR  00861cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880362290602441
=005  20120730163507.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85084158 
=035  \\$aBZT4064NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aTN600$bTN799
=150  \\$aMetallurgy
=360  \\$isubdivision$aMetallurgy$iunder individual metals and types of metals, e.g.$aCopper--Metallurgy; Gold--Metallurgy; Nonferrous metals--Metallurgy; Precious metals--Metallurgy
=360  \\$isubdivision$aMetallurgy$iunder individual metals and groups of metals, e.g.$aCopper--Metallurgy; Gold--Metallurgy; Nonferrous metals--Metallurgy; Precious metals--Metallurgy
=550  \\$wg$aOxygen$xIndustrial applications
=550  \\$aChemical engineering
=550  \\$aMetals
=550  \\$aOres
=550  \\$aSmelting
=750  \2$aMetallurgy$5IEN$0(DNLM)D008669

=LDR  00722cz   2200205n  4500
=001  9880362290702441
=005  20241022103609.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85084134
=035  \\$aBZT4040NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQP552.M47
=150  \\$aMetallothionein
=450  \\$aMetallothein
=550  \\$wg$aMetalloproteins
=550  \\$wg$aOrganosulfur compounds
=670  \\$aMeSH browser, May 23, 2007$b(Metallothionein. Scope note: A low-molecular weight protein occurring in the cytoplasm of kidney cortex and liver.)
=750  \2$aMetallothionein$5IEN$0(DNLM)D008668
=750  \2$iNarrower mapping$aMetallothionein 3$0(DNLM)D000090023$4NM$5IEN-M
=930  \\$aMeSH Mapping GN 2024/10/08

=LDR  00432cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362290802441
=005  20070523085343.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85084133 
=035  \\$aBZT4039NU
=035  \\$aSH 85084133
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQP552.M46
=150  \\$aMetalloproteins
=550  \\$wg$aOrganometallic compounds
=550  \\$wg$aProteins
=750  \2$aMetalloproteins$0(DNLM)D008667$5IEN

=LDR  00421cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362290902441
=005  20120730163506.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85084055 
=035  \\$aBZT3961NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=150  \\$aMetal fibers
=450  \\$aFilaments, Metal
=450  \\$aMetal filaments
=550  \\$wg$aFibers
=550  \\$wg$aMelt spinning
=750  \2$aMineral Fibers$5IEN$0(DNLM)D019016

=LDR  00483cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362291002441
=005  20140519105457.0
=008  860211||\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85084020 
=035  \\$aBZT3926NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQH521$cBiology
=053  \0$aQH634.5$cCytology
=053  \0$aQP171$cPhysiology
=150  \\$aMetabolism, Secondary
=450  \\$aSecondary metabolism
=550  \\$wg$aMetabolism
=750  \2$aSecondary Metabolism$0(DNLM)D064210$5IEN

=LDR  00527cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362291102441
=005  20120730163506.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85084017 
=035  \\$aBZT3923NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRC627.8
=150  \\$aMetabolism, Inborn errors of
=450  \\$aHereditary metabolic disorders
=450  \\$aInborn errors of metabolism
=550  \\$wg$aGenetic disorders
=550  \\$wg$aMetabolism$xDisorders
=750  \2$aMetabolism, Inborn Errors$5IEN$0(DNLM)D008661

=LDR  00445cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362291202441
=005  20150417110353.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85084015 
=035  \\$aBZT3921NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aMetabolism$xEffect of drugs on
=450  \\$wnne$aMetabolism$xDrug effects
=550  \\$wg$aDrugs$xPhysiological effect
=750  \2$aMetabolic Side Effects of Drugs and Substances$0(DNLM)D065606$5IEN

=LDR  00885cz  a2200241n  4500
=001  9880362291302441
=005  20080508084838.0
=008  871218i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85084014 
=035  \\$a(OCoLC)02016269
=035  \\$aBZT3920NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRB147$cPathology
=053  \\$aRC627.5$bRC632$cInternal medicine
=150  \\$aMetabolism$xDisorders
=360  \\$isubdivision$aMetabolism--Disorders$iunder individual chemicals and groups of chemicals and under individual organs and regions of the body, e.g.$aCopper--Metabolism--Disorders; Heart--Metabolism--Disorders
=450  \\$aDisorders of metabolism
=450  \\$aMetabolic diseases
=450  \\$aMetabolic disorders
=450  \\$wnne$aMetabolism, Disorders of
=550  \\$wg$aDiseases
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Metabolic diseases)
=750  \2$aMetabolic Diseases$0(DNLM)D008659$5IEN

=LDR  00825cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880362291402441
=005  20090723094333.0
=008  860211||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85084013 
=035  \\$aBZT3919NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQH521$cBiology
=053  \\$aQP171$bQP177$cPhysiology
=150  \\$aMetabolism
=360  \\$isubdivision$aMetabolism$iunder individual animals and groups of animals, individual chemicals and groups of chemicals, and individual organs and regions of the body, e.g.$aCattle--Metabolism; Fishes--Metabolism; Copper--Metabolism; Heart--Metabolism
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=053  \\$aRJ390
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=550  \\$wg$aChildren$xDiseases
=550  \\$wg$aMetabolism$xDisorders
=550  \\$aChildren$xMetabolism
=750  \2$81$wb$aMetabolic Diseases$0(DNLM)D008659$5IEN
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=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aMetabolic Diseases$iand$aChild$5IEN

=LDR  01342cz  a2200253n  4500
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=035  \\$aBZT3916NU
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=150  \\$aMetabolic detoxification
=360  \\$isubdivision$aMetabolic detoxification$iunder individual chemicals and groups of chemicals, e.g.$aCopper--Metabolic detoxification
=360  \\$isubdivision$aMetabolic detoxification$iunder individual chemicals, e.g.$aCopper--Metabolic detoxification
=450  \\$aChemicals$xMetabolic detoxification
=450  \\$aDetoxication, Metabolic
=450  \\$aDetoxification, Metabolic
=450  \\$aMetabolic detoxication
=550  \\$wg$aBiotransformation (Metabolism)
=550  \\$aMetabolic conjugation
=670  \\$aDorland's med. dict.$b(detoxification; metabolic detoxification: reduction of the toxic properties of a substance by chemical changes induced in the body, producing a compound which is less poisonous or is more readily eliminated; detoxication)
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Metabolic detoxication, Drug)
=670  \\$aInter. dict. med. biol.$b(detoxification: metabolic detoxification: a process by which the body converts toxic substances into biologically inactive materials)
=750  \2$aInactivation, Metabolic$0(DNLM)D008658$5IEN

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=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aR853.M48$cMedical research
=150  \\$aMeta-analysis
=550  \\$wg$aMedicine$xResearch$xEvaluation
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=750  \2$aMeta-Analysis as Topic$0(DNLM)D015201$5IEN

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=150  \\$aMestranol
=450  \\$aEthinyl estradiol methyl ether
=450  \\$aMethoxynorpregnatrienynol
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=035  \\$aBZT3881NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQP623.5.M47
=150  \\$aMessenger RNA
=450  \\$aInformational RNA
=450  \\$wnne$aMessenger ribonucleic acid
=450  \\$amRNA
=450  \\$aProtein transcript
=450  \\$aProtein transcripts
=450  \\$aRNA, Messenger$5IEN
=450  \\$aTemplate RNA
=550  \\$wg$aRNA
=670  \\$aMESH$b(RNA, Messenger)
=670  \\$aMaier, J.A.M. SCIENCE, 1990:$bv. 249, no. 4976, p. 1570.
=670  \\$aStrathman, M. Proc. Natl. Sci. USA, 1990:$bv. 87, n. 17, p. 6477.
=670  \\$aMineo, I. Mol. Cell. Biol., 1990:$bv. 10, n. 10. p. 5271.
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=053  \\$aQK495.M545$cBotany
=053  \\$aSB317.M47$cEconomic plants
=053  \\$aSB615.M4$cWeeds
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=450  \\$aMezquit
=450  \\$aMezquite
=450  \\$aProsopis
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=450  \\$aMesoblast
=450  \\$aMesoblastema
=550  \\$wg$aEmbryology
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/11/90
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=LDR  00387cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362292402441
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=LDR  00367cz  a2200145n  4500
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=001  9880362292602441
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=053  \\$aQP157$cPhysiology
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=001  9880362292802441
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=001  9880362293002441
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=001  9880362293102441
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=001  9880362293202441
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=450  \\$aMezcaline
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=001  9880362293302441
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=450  \\$aMercuric compounds
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=670  \\$aRisher, J.F. Elemental mercury and inorganic mercury compounds : human health aspects, 2003, via WWW, Aug. 17, 2012$b(There are three primary categories of mercury and its compounds: elemental mercury, which may occur in both liquid and gaseous states; inorganic mercury compounds, including mercurous chloride, mercuric chloride, mercuric acetate, and mercuric sulfide; and organic mercury compounds; inorganic mercuric compounds; mercurous compounds is less likely than absorption of mercuric forms)
=750  \2$aMercury Compounds$5IEN$0(DNLM)D017669

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=LDR  00369cz  a2200145n  4500
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=001  9880362293702441
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=001  9880362293802441
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=053  \\$aRM666.M$cTherapeutics$5IEN
=053  \\$aTP248.M4$cChemical technology
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=LDR  01143cz  a2200253n  4500
=001  9880362294002441
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=450  \\$aEmotionally disturbed children
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=550  \\$wg$aChild psychopathology
=550  \\$wg$aDevelopmentally disabled children
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=680  \\$iHere are entered works on mentally ill children as a class of persons. Descriptive works on mental disorders of children are entered under$aChild psychopathology.$iWorks on the clinical and therapeutic aspects of mental disorders in children are entered under$aChild psychiatry.
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=001  9880362294202441
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=450  \\$wnne$aMentally handicapped youth
=550  \\$wg$aPeople with mental disabilities
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=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aIntellectual disability$iand$aAdolescent$5IEN

=LDR  00446cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362294402441
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=001  9880362294802441
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=670  \\$aWork cat.: Herpesviruses, the immune system, and AIDS, c1990$b(latent viral infections)
=670  \\$aPass, F. Vaccines for latent viruses. Journal of the American Academy of Dermatology, Jan. 1988:$bp. 224-6.
=670  \\$aMcKinnon, W. Chronic stress, leukocyte subpopulations, and humoral response to latent viruses. Health Psychology:$bv. 8, issue 4, p. 389-402.
=670  \\$aJawetz. Med. microbiol., 1989:$bp. 377.
=675  \\$aMESH
=750  \2$aVirus Latency$5IEN$0(DNLM)D017735
=750  \2$aLatent Infection$0(DNLM)D000085343$5IEN-M

=LDR  00776cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880362900202441
=005  20120730164304.0
=008  931004i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 90002256 
=035  \\$aCBD4911NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aSF809.B8
=150  \\$aBrucellosis in animals
=550  \\$wg$aBacterial diseases in animals
=550  \\$aAbortion in animals
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Symposium on Animal Brucellosis in the Sudan (1987). Symposium on ... 1987$b(human and animal brucellosis)
=670  \\$aLC data base, 5/7/90$b(animal brucellosis)
=670  \\$aRandom House$b(brucellosis)
=670  \\$aWeb. 3.
=670  \\$aMerck vet.:$bp. 366.
=670  \\$aConcise vet. dict.
=750  \2$aBrucellosis$xveterinary$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002006Q000662

=LDR  00576cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362900302441
=005  20120730164304.0
=008  900509i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 90002241 
=035  \\$aCBD4898LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \0$aRC394.T7
=150  \\$aTransient global amnesia
=550  \\$wg$aAmnesia
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Transient global amnesia and related disorders, 1990.
=670  \\$aMerck:$bp. 1310.
=670  \\$aMeritt. Text. neurology:$bpp. 805-6.
=670  \\$aDorland's med. dict.
=750  \2$aAmnesia, Transient Global$5IEN$0(DNLM)D020236

=LDR  01401cz  a2200277n  4500
=001  9880362900402441
=005  20120730164304.0
=008  060905i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 90002154 
=035  \\$aCBD4813NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aRC268.43
=150  \\$aAntioncogenes
=450  \\$aAnti-oncogenes
=450  \\$aCancer suppressor genes
=450  \\$aEmerogenes
=450  \\$aGenes, Suppressor, Tumor$5IEN
=450  \\$aTumor suppressing genes
=450  \\$aTumor suppressor genes
=550  \\$wg$aCancer genes
=550  \\$aTumor suppressor proteins
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Tummor suppressor genes, c1990$b(genes described as antioncogenes, tumor suppressor genes, or emerogenes)
=670  \\$aJournal of pathology, "What are antioncogenes?" April, 1988.
=670  \\$aAnticancer research, "Oncogenes-antioncogenes and virus therapy of cancer," Sept-Oct., 1989.
=670  \\$aMeSH browser, Sept. 5, 2006$b(Genes, Tumor Suppressor. Scope note: Genes that inhibit expression of the tumorigenic phenotype. They are normally involved in holding cellular growth in check. When tumor suppressor genes are inactivated or lost, a barrier to normal proliferation is removed and unregulated growth is possible. Entry terms: Anti-Oncogenes; Antioncogenes, Cancer Suppressor Genes; Emerogenes; Tumor Suppressing Genes )
=750  \2$aGenes, Tumor Suppressor$5IEN$0(DNLM)D016147

=LDR  00454cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362900502441
=005  20120730164304.0
=008  900427i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 90002048 
=035  \\$aCBD4713NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aShoulder pain
=450  \\$aShoulder$xPain
=550  \\$wg$aPain
=550  \\$wg$aShoulder$xDiseases
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Elbow and shoulder pain, c1989.
=750  \2$aShoulder Pain$5IEN$0(DNLM)D020069

=LDR  00926cz  a2200277n  4500
=001  9880362900602441
=005  20070501135150.0
=008  900424||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 90001973 
=035  \\$aCBD4639NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQP572.G75
=150  \\$aGrowth hormone releasing factor
=450  \\$aGH-RH (Hormone)
=450  \\$aGHRH (Hormone)
=450  \\$aGRF (Hormone)
=450  \\$aGrowth hormone releasing hormone
=450  \\$aSomatoliberin
=450  \\$aSomatotropin releasing factor
=450  \\$aSomatotropin releasing hormone
=550  \\$wg$aPituitary hormone releasing factors
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Guillemin, R. Hypothalamic control of pituitary functions, 1986.
=670  \\$aDorland's med. dict.
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Somatotropin releasing hormone)
=670  \\$aChem. abst.$b(Somatoliberin [9034-39-3])
=750  \2$aGrowth Hormone-Releasing Hormone$0(DNLM)D013007$5IEN

=LDR  00633cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362900702441
=005  20120730164304.0
=008  900423i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 90001938 
=035  \\$aCBD4612NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRJ506.S3
=150  \\$aSchizophrenia in adolescence
=550  \\$wg$aAdolescent psychopathology
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Cameron, J.L. Harry [SR] 196-.
=750  \2$81$wb$aSchizophrenia$5IEN$0(DNLM)D012559
=750  \2$81$wb$aAdolescent$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000293
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aSchizophrenia$iand$aAdolescent$5IEN

=LDR  01204cz  a2200301n  4500
=001  9880362900802441
=005  20201216141829.0
=008  050330i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 90001937
=035  \\$aCBD4611NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQA76.87
=150  \\$aNeural networks (Computer science)
=450  \\$aArtificial neural networks
=450  \\$aNets, Neural (Computer science)
=450  \\$aNetworks, Neural (Computer science)
=450  \\$aNeural nets (Computer science)
=550  \\$wg$aArtificial intelligence
=550  \\$wg$aNatural computation
=550  \\$wg$aSoft computing
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Nelson, M.M. A practical guide to neural nets, c1990$b(neural networks; Artificial neural networks)
=670  \\$aHennepin$b(Neural-net computers x Neural network computers)
=670  \\$aIAC$b(Neural networks (Computers))
=670  \\$aLC database, April 11, 1990$b(Neural networks; Artificial neural networks)
=670  \\$aInternational Neural Network Society.
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Neural networks (Computer))
=670  \\$aLC data base, 4/11/90$b(Neural networks; Artificial neural networks)$5IEN
=750  \2$aNeural Networks, Computer$0(DNLM)D016571$5IEN

=LDR  00678cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362900902441
=005  20120730164303.0
=008  900420i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 90001899 
=035  \\$aCBD4580NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRM345$bRM349
=150  \\$aCardiovascular pharmacology
=450  \\$aCardiovascular system$xDrug effects
=450  \\$aCardiovascular system$xEffect of drugs on
=550  \\$wg$aPharmacology
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Cardiovascular pharmacology, c1990.
=670  \\$aLC data base, 4/16/90.
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Cardiovascular system--Drug effects)
=750  \2$aCardiovascular System$xdrug effects$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002319Q000187

=LDR  00773cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362901002441
=005  20120730164303.0
=008  900419i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 90001888 
=035  \\$aCBD4570NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=150  \\$aTemporal lobectomy
=450  \\$aLobectomy, Temporal
=550  \\$wg$aEpilepsy$xSurgery
=550  \\$wg$aTemporal lobes$xSurgery
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Surgery for epilepsy, 1990$b(Temporal lobectomy)
=670  \\$aGould med. dict.$b(Lobectomy: "excision of a lobe of the lung or a frontal or temporal lobe of the brain")
=670  \\$aInter. dict. med. & bio.$b(lobectomy)
=675  \\$aMESH;$aDorland's med. dict.;$aStedman's med. dict.;$aMerrit's neurology
=750  \2$aAnterior Temporal Lobectomy$5IEN$0(DNLM)D038481

=LDR  01419cz  a2200241n  4500
=001  9880362901102441
=005  20130514163217.0
=008  900419i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\c
=010  \\$ash 90001887 
=035  \\$aCBD4569NU
=040  \\$aNLA$beng$cDLC$dWaU
=053  \0$aQD181.S5
=150  \\$aSelenites
=550  \\$wg$aOxo compounds
=550  \\$wg$aSelenium compounds
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Sulfites, selenites and tellurites, 1986:$bp. xi (selenite is selenate (IV))
=670  \\$aRandom House$b(selenite: 1. mineral., a variety of gypsum; 2. chem., a salt of selenious acid)
=670  \\$aWeb. 3.
=670  \\$aHackh chem. dict.
=670  \\$aOld catalog heading$b(Selenites)
=670  \\$aWikipedia, Jan. 14, 2013$b(Selenite may refer to: A selenium-containing anion or ionic compound with the SeO b3 (B2- anion: Selenite (ion), anion is a selenium oxoanion with the chemical formula SeO b3 (B2-; Selenous acid, the chemical compound with the formula H b2 (BSeO b3 (B; Silver selenite, an inorganic compound of formula Ag b2 (BSeO b3 (B; Sodium selenite, a salt, a colourless solid, and the most common water-soluble selenium compound; Selenite (ion): The selenite anion is a selenium oxoanion with the chemical formula SeO b3 (B2-. A selenite (compound) is a compound that contains this ion.)
=675  \\$aLC database, April 13, 1990;$aPREMARC;$aHawley chem. dict.
=750  \2$aSodium Selenite$5IEN$0(DNLM)D018038

=LDR  01092cz  a2200253n  4500
=001  9880362901202441
=005  20120730164303.0
=008  060410i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 90001883 $zsh 85015801 
=035  \\$aCBD4565NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQD181.B1
=150  \\$aBoranes
=450  \\$wnne$aBorane
=450  \\$aBoron hydrides
=450  \\$aHydroborons
=550  \\$wg$aBoron compounds
=550  \\$wg$aHydrides
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Housecroft, C.E. Boranes and metalloboranes, 1990:$bp. 9, etc. (compounds containing boron and hydrogen (boranes); boron hydride)
=670  \\$aBennett, H. Concise chem. & tech. dict., 1986$b(borane: series of compounds containing various proportions of boron and hydrogen formed during the fractional distillation of the stable hydrides)
=670  \\$aABC Chemic. Concise chem. dict., 1994$b(boranes: boron hydride: compounds of boron and hydrogen of which about 25 examples are known)
=670  \\$aHackh chem. dict.$b(borane[s]; hydroborons)
=670  \\$aHawley chem. dict.
=750  \2$aBoranes$5IEN$0(DNLM)D001880

=LDR  01136cz  a2200253n  4500
=001  9880362901302441
=005  20120730164303.0
=008  030709i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 90001880 
=035  \\$aCBD4563NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aG70.212$bG70.215
=150  \\$aGeographic information systems
=360  \\$isubdivision$aGeographic information systems$iunder subjects
=450  \\$aGeographical information systems
=450  \\$aGIS (Information systems)
=550  \\$wg$aInformation storage and retrieval systems$xGeography
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Walker, T.C. Geographic information systems, 1990:$bp. 1 (A geographic information system (GIS), as defined by the National Science Foundation, is a computerized database management system used for the capture, storage, retrieval, analysis, and display of spatial (e.g. locationally defined) data.)
=670  \\$aASTI.
=670  \\$aINSPEC.
=670  \\$aNASA.
=670  \\$aPrinciples of geographical information systems, 1997.
=675  \\$aWeb. 3;$aGeoRef;$aMcGraw Hill encyc. sci. tech.
=750  \2$aGeographic Information Systems$5IEN$0(DNLM)D040362

=LDR  00986cz  a2200241n  4500
=001  9880362901402441
=005  20120730164303.0
=008  900418||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 90001874 
=035  \\$aCBD4558NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQP552.T72
=150  \\$aTransforming growth factors-beta
=450  \\$aBeta transforming growth factors
=450  \\$aTGF-beta (Peptide)
=450  \\$aTransforming growth factor beta
=550  \\$wg$aTransforming growth factors
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Transforming growth factor-betas, 1990.
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Transforming growth factor beta see Transforming growth factors)
=670  \\$aTransforming growth factors beta, 1989:$bpp. 425-37.
=670  \\$aRole of transforming growth factors-beta in bone remodeling, 1990:$bpp. 261-76.
=670  \\$aRegulation of endothelial cell growth, architecture, and matrix synthesis by TGF-beta, 1989:$bpp. 1126-8.
=750  \2$aTransforming Growth Factor beta$5IEN$0(DNLM)D016212

=LDR  00493cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362901502441
=005  20120730164303.0
=008  900418i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 90001869 
=035  \\$aCBD4554NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRM666.C37819
=150  \\$aCefotaxime
=550  \\$wg$aCephalosporins
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Cefotaxime ... c1981.
=670  \\$aMESH.
=670  \\$aUSAN/USP$b(C... sodium)
=670  \\$aMerck.
=750  \2$aCefotaxime$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002439

=LDR  01058cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880362901602441
=005  20120730164303.0
=008  900417i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 90001867 
=035  \\$aCBD4552NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aSomatosensory evoked potentials
=450  \\$aEvoked response, Somatosensory
=450  \\$aResponse, Somatosensory evoked
=450  \\$aSEP (Electrophysiology)
=550  \\$wg$aEvoked potentials (Electrophysiology)
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Preventing intraoperative neural injury, c1990$b("... the somatosensory-evoked potential (SEP) is a remarkably reliable and sensitive indicator of several aspects of CNS function and should be routinely employed as an intraoperative monitor for many neurosurgical and orthopedic procedures")
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Evoked potentials, Somatosensory)
=670  \\$aMerritt's neurology:$bp. 396.
=675  \\$aDorland's med. dict.;$aGould med. dict.;$aStedmann's med. dict.;$aSodeman pathol. physio.
=750  \2$aEvoked Potentials, Somatosensory$5IEN$0(DNLM)D005073

=LDR  01398cz  a2200349n  4500
=001  9880362901702441
=005  20140721112832.0
=008  900417i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 90001862 
=035  \\$aCBD4547NU
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQA76.9.A25
=150  \\$aComputer security
=360  \\$isubdivision$aSecurity measures$iunder names of individual computers, networks, and systems, e.g.$aIBM computers--Security measures
=450  \\$aComputer privacy
=450  \\$aComputer system security
=450  \\$aComputer systems$xSecurity measures
=450  \\$aComputers$xSecurity measures
=450  \\$aElectronic digital computers$xSecurity measures
=450  \\$aSecurity of computer systems
=550  \\$wg$aData protection
=550  \\$wg$aSecurity systems
=550  \\$aHacking
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Muftic, S. Security in IBM systems, 1990.
=670  \\$aComputer, Jan. 1990.
=670  \\$aComputer dict.$b(Security, Network)
=670  \\$aIEEE Stnd. glossary of software engineering terminology.
=670  \\$aStnd. of computer terminology.
=670  \\$aLC database, April 6, 1990.
=670  \\$aUMI business vocab.
=680  \\$iHere are entered general works on protecting computer hardware and software from accidental or malicious access, use, modification, disclosure, or destruction.
=750  \2$aComputer Security$5IEN$0(DNLM)D016494

=LDR  00647cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880362901802441
=005  20080325082859.0
=008  910708||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 90001839 
=035  \\$aCBD4527NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQR185.8.L35
=150  \\$aLangerhans cells
=450  \\$aEpidermal dendritic cells
=450  \\$aEpidermal Langerhans cells
=550  \\$wg$aDendritic cells
=550  \\$wg$aEpidermis
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Epidermal Langerhans cells, 1990.
=670  \\$aDorland's med. dict.
=670  \\$aDict. of immunology.
=670  \\$aMESH.
=750  \2$aLangerhans Cells$0(DNLM)D007801$5IEN

=LDR  00632cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362901902441
=005  20120730164302.0
=008  900413i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 90001829 
=035  \\$aCBD4518NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aBF720.I55
=150  \\$aIndividual differences in infants
=550  \\$wg$aInfant psychology
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Individual differences in infancy, 1990.
=750  \2$81$wb$aIndividuality$5IEN$0(DNLM)D007206
=750  \2$81$wb$aInfant$5IEN$0(DNLM)D007223
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aIndividuality$iand$aInfant$5IEN

=LDR  00689cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362902002441
=005  20120730164302.0
=008  900412i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 90001818 
=035  \\$aCBD4508NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRJ506.C65
=150  \\$aConduct disorders in adolescence
=550  \\$wg$aAdolescent psychopathology
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Stein, D.B. Controlling the difficult adolescent : the BEST program, c1990.
=750  \2$81$wb$aConduct Disorder$5IEN$0(DNLM)D019955
=750  \2$81$wb$aAdolescent$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000293
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record$aConduct Disorder$iand$aAdolescent.$5IEN

=LDR  00605cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880362902102441
=005  20140106141632.0
=008  900411||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 90001774 
=035  \\$aCBD4466NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRM666.F62
=150  \\$aForskolin
=450  \\$aColeonol
=450  \\$aColforsin
=550  \\$wg$aDiterpenes
=550  \\$wg$aHypotensive agents
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Procs. of the Internatl. Symp. on Forskolin ... 1986.
=670  \\$aMESH.
=670  \\$aMEDLINE.
=670  \\$aUSAN/USP$b(Colforsin)
=750  \2$aColforsin$5IEN$0(DNLM)D005576

=LDR  00884cz  a2200265n  4500
=001  9880362902202441
=005  20120730164302.0
=008  900402i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 90001569 
=035  \\$aCBD4411NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRD549
=150  \\$aTotal hip replacement
=450  \\$aHip arthroplasty
=450  \\$aHip replacement
=450  \\$aTotal hip arthroplasty
=450  \\$aTotal hip joint replacement
=550  \\$wg$aArthroplasty
=550  \\$wg$aHip joint$xSurgery
=550  \\$aArtificial hip joints
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Wroblewski, B.M. Revision surgery in total hip arthroplasty, c1990.
=670  \\$aCurrent surg. diag. & treatment, 1988:$bp. 956.
=670  \\$aMEDLINE titles$b(in last 2 yrs. slightly more titles with 'replacement' than with 'arthroplasty.')
=675  \\$aMESH
=750  \2$aHip Prosthesis$5IEN$0(DNLM)D006622

=LDR  00607cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362902302441
=005  20120730164302.0
=008  900402||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 90001568 
=035  \\$aCBD4410NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aArginine
=550  \\$wg$aAmino acids
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Symposium on Biological Importance of Nitric Oxide (1989 : London, England). Nitric oxide from L-arginine, 1990.
=670  \\$aHackh chem. dict.
=670  \\$aMerck.
=670  \\$aDorland's med. dict.
=670  \\$aChem. abst.
=670  \\$aMESH.
=750  \2$aArginine$5IEN$0(DNLM)D001120

=LDR  01182cz  a2200277n  4500
=001  9880362902402441
=005  20120730164302.0
=008  900402i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 90001567 
=035  \\$aCBD4409NU
=035  \\$aSH 90001567
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dWaU$dDLC
=053  \0$aQK898.N58$cBotanical chemistry
=150  \\$aNitric oxide
=450  \\$aEndothelial relaxing factor
=450  \\$wnne$aEndothelium-derived relaxing factors
=450  \\$aNitrogen oxide
=550  \\$wg$aNeurotransmitters
=550  \\$wg$aNitrogen compounds
=550  \\$wg$aOxides
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Symposium on Biological Importance of Nitric Oxide (1989 : London, England). Nitric oxide from L-arginine, 1989.
=670  \\$aHackh chem. dict.
=670  \\$aMESH.
=670  \\$aScience, "A new role for gases : neurotransmission":$bv. 252, June 28, 1991, p. 1788.
=670  \\$aScholz, N.L. Involvement of the NO/cGMP signaling pathway in the development and modulation of neural networks, 1997:$babstr. (Nitric oxide (NO), a diffusible gas, serves as a neurotransmitter in specialized regions of the mammalian nervous system)
=750  \2$aNitric Oxide$5IEN$0(DNLM)D009569

=LDR  00677cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362902502441
=005  20120730164302.0
=008  900402i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 90001545 
=035  \\$aCBD4389NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aChromosome banding
=450  \\$aBanding, Chromosome
=550  \\$wg$aChromosomes$xAnalysis
=550  \\$wg$aStains and staining (Microscopy)
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Sumner, A.T. Chromosome banding, 1990.
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Chromosome banding)
=670  \\$aDorland's med. dict.:$bp. 188 (chromosome banding)
=670  \\$aLC data base, 3/27/90$b(chromosome banding)
=750  \2$aChromosome Banding$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002871

=LDR  00657cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362902602441
=005  20120730164302.0
=008  900402i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 90001543 
=035  \\$aCBD4387NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQH224
=150  \\$aConfocal microscopy
=550  \\$wg$aMicroscopy
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Handbook of biological confocal microscopy, c1990.
=670  \\$aDorland's med. dict.$b(confocal)
=670  \\$aMeSH$b(Microscopy, Confocal)
=675  \\$aMcGraw-Hill encyc. sci. tech.;$aEncyc. phys. sci. tech.;$aMcGraw-Hill dict. sci. tech.;$aRandom House
=750  \2$aMicroscopy, Confocal$5IEN$0(DNLM)D018613

=LDR  00426cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362902702441
=005  20120730164302.0
=008  100517i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|n\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash2010009159
=035  \\$aCBD4319NU
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aEye$xCancer
=667  \\$aRecord generated for validation purposes.
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Essentials of ophthalmic oncology, c2009
=750  \2$aEye Neoplasms$5IEN$0(DNLM)D005134

=LDR  00430cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362902802441
=005  20120730164301.0
=008  091013||\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|n\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash2009125069
=035  \\$aCBD4235NU
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aEpidemiology$xMethodology
=667  \\$aRecord generated for validation purposes.
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Epidemic models, c1995
=750  \2$aEpidemiologic Methods$5IEN$0(DNLM)D004812

=LDR  00554cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362902902441
=005  20190529122115.0
=008  090908||\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|n\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash2009123194
=035  \\$aCBD3967NU
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aDentistry$vDictionaries
=667  \\$aRecord generated for validation purposes.
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Anglo-B�ulgarski rechnik po stomatologi�i�a i z�uboprotezirane = English-Bulgarian dictionary of odontology and prosthodontics, 1995
=750  \2$aDictionaries, Dental as Topic$0(DNLM)D004017$5IEN

=LDR  00458cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362903002441
=005  20120730164300.0
=008  090602||\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|n\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash2009117114
=035  \\$aCBD3746NU
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aBiotechnology$xSafety measures
=667  \\$aRecord generated for validation purposes.
=670  \\$aWork cat.: The Cartagena Protocol on Biosafety, 2002
=750  \2$aContainment of Biohazards$5IEN$0(DNLM)D003264

=LDR  00439cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362903102441
=005  20201007124725.0
=008  090922||\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|n\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash2009123914
=035  \\$aCBD3411NU
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aDrugs$vCatalogs
=667  \\$aRecord generated for validation purposes.
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Sankyo no yakuhin, [Showa 13 i.e. 1938]
=750  \2$aCatalogs, Drug as Topic$0(DNLM)D002380$5IEN

=LDR  00436cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362903202441
=005  20120730164259.0
=008  090624i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|n\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash2009118397
=035  \\$aCBD3352NU
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aCarbon monoxide$xToxicology
=667  \\$aRecord generated for validation purposes.
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Carbon monoxide, c1996
=750  \2$aCarbon Monoxide Poisoning$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002249

=LDR  00444cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362903302441
=005  20120730164259.0
=008  090615i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|n\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash2009118140
=035  \\$aCBD3324NU
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aCadmium$xToxicology
=667  \\$aRecord generated for validation purposes.
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Itaiitaiby�o kadomiumu osen o yurusazu, 1992
=750  \2$aCadmium Poisoning$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002105

=LDR  00419cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362903402441
=005  20090702154849.0
=008  090602i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|n\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash2009117264
=035  \\$aCBD3086NU
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aBladder$xCancer
=667  \\$aRecord generated for validation purposes.
=670  \\$aWork cat.: The bladder, 1995
=750  \2$aUrinary Bladder Neoplasms$0(DNLM)D001749$5IEN

=LDR  00449cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362903502441
=005  20120730164259.0
=008  100505i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|n\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash2010008259
=035  \\$aCBD3056NU
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aBiliary tract$xCancer
=667  \\$aRecord generated for validation purposes.
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Biliary tract and gallbladder cancer, c2009
=750  \2$aBiliary Tract Neoplasms$5IEN$0(DNLM)D001661

=LDR  00455cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362903602441
=005  20120730164259.0
=008  100120||\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|n\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash2010101139
=035  \\$aCBD2975NU
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aMedical bacteriology$xTechnique
=667  \\$aRecord generated for validation purposes.
=670  \\$aWork cat.: The principles of bacteriology, 1892
=750  \2$aBacteriological Techniques$5IEN$0(DNLM)D001431

=LDR  00545cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362903702441
=005  20120730164258.0
=008  900410i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 90001759 
=035  \\$aCBD2452NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRM174
=150  \\$aHemoperfusion
=450  \\$aHemosorption
=550  \\$wg$aBlood$xCirculation, Artificial
=550  \\$wg$aPerfusion (Physiology)
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Hemoperfusion, c1981.
=670  \\$aMESH.
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/5/90
=750  \2$aHemoperfusion$5IEN$0(DNLM)D006464

=LDR  01080cz  a2200253n  4500
=001  9880362903802441
=005  20120730164258.0
=008  900409||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\c
=010  \\$ash 90001733 
=035  \\$aCBD2433NU
=040  \\$aNLA$cDLC
=150  \\$aToluene diisocyanate
=450  \\$aDiisocyanototoluene
=450  \\$aTDI (Chemical)
=450  \\$aToluenediisocynate
=450  \\$aTolylene diisocyanate
=550  \\$wg$aToluene
=670  \\$aToluene diisocyanates. W.H.O., 1987.
=670  \\$aMcGraw-Hill dict. sci. tech., 2nd ed.$b(Toluene 2, 4-diisocyanate. Lists first 2 UFs as alternative names)
=670  \\$aHawley chem. dict.$b(Lists 3rd, 4th & 5th UFs as alternative names)
=670  \\$aToxicology, industrial hygiene and medical control of polyurethanes and related materials : toluene diisocyanate (TDI) ... 1983.
=670  \\$aKirk-Othmer encyc. chem. technol.:$bindex, p. 1160 (Toluene diisocyanate, Toluenediisocyanate)
=675  \\$aLC data base, 4/4/90;$aPREMARC;$aHackh chem. dict.;$aChem. abstr.
=750  \2$aToluene 2,4-Diisocyanate$5IEN$0(DNLM)D014051

=LDR  00632cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362903902441
=005  20120730164254.0
=008  900201i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 90000573 
=035  \\$aCBC9653NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aSinusitis in children
=550  \\$wg$aPediatric otolaryngology
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Childhood allergic rhinitis and sinusitis : pathophysiology and treatment, c1990.
=750  \2$81$wb$aSinusitis$5IEN$0(DNLM)D012852
=750  \2$81$wb$aChild$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002648
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aSinusitis$iand$aChild$5IEN

=LDR  00605cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362904002441
=005  20120730164254.0
=008  900126i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 90000480 
=035  \\$aCBC7539NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQP552.N38
=150  \\$aNeuropeptide Y
=450  \\$aNeuropeptide tyrosine
=450  \\$aNPY (Neuropeptide)
=550  \\$wg$aNeuropeptides
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Neuropeptide Y, c1989$b(also NPY; neuropeptide tyrosine)
=670  \\$aChem. abst.$b(Neuropeptide Y (pig brain))
=670  \\$aMESH.
=750  \2$aNeuropeptide Y$5IEN$0(DNLM)D009478

=LDR  00531cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362904102441
=005  20060608090605.0
=008  900125||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 90000447 
=035  \\$aCBC7509NU
=035  \\$aSH 90000447
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aImmunoglobulin genes
=450  \\$aAntibody genes
=450  \\$aIg genes
=550  \\$wg$aIr genes
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Immunoglobulin genes, c1989.
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Genes, Immunoglobulin)
=750  \2$aGenes, Immunoglobulin$0(DNLM)D005803$5IEN

=LDR  00981cz  a2200277n  4500
=001  9880362904202441
=005  20080328090440.0
=008  900124i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 90000431 
=035  \\$aCBC7495NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aPersistent fetal circulation syndrome
=450  \\$aFetal circulation, Persistent
=450  \\$aPersistent pulmonary hypertension of newborn
=450  \\$aPFC (Disease)
=450  \\$aPHN (Disease)
=450  \\$aPulmonary hypertension of newborn, Persistent
=550  \\$wg$aFetal heart$xAbnormalities
=550  \\$wg$aPatent ductus arteriosus
=550  \\$wg$aPediatric cardiology
=550  \\$wg$aPulmonary hypertension
=550  \\$wg$aSyndromes
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Persistent fetal circulation : etiology, clinical aspects, and therapy, 1984.
=670  \\$aForfar and Arneil. Textbook of pediatrics, 1984:$bp. 140.
=670  \\$aMESH.
=750  \2$aPersistent Fetal Circulation Syndrome$0(DNLM)D010547$5IEN

=LDR  00593cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362904302441
=005  20131210104848.0
=008  900124||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 90000407 
=035  \\$aCBC7473NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQP609.P53
=150  \\$aPhosphodiesterases
=450  \\$aPhosphoric diester hydrolases
=550  \\$wg$aPhosphatases
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Isoenzymes of cyclic ... c1990.
=670  \\$aMESH.
=670  \\$aEnzyme nomenclature:$bp. 288 (Phosphoric diester hydrolases (3.1.4))
=750  \2$aPhosphoric Diester Hydrolases$0(DNLM)D010727$5IEN

=LDR  00713cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362904402441
=005  20100616164758.0
=008  900124||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 90000406 
=035  \\$aCBC7472NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQP609.C92
=150  \\$aCyclic nucleotide phosphodiesterases
=450  \\$a2', 3'-Cyclic Nucleotide Phosphodiesterases$5IEN
=550  \\$wg$aPhosphodiesterases
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Isoenzymes of cyclic ... c1990.
=670  \\$aChem. abst.$b(3', 5' ... [9040-59-9])
=670  \\$aMESH$b(2', 3'-cyclic nucleotide phosphodiesterases)
=670  \\$aEnzyme nomenclature$b(3.1.4.17)
=750  \2$a2', 3'-Cyclic-Nucleotide Phosphodiesterases$0(DNLM)D015087$5IEN

=LDR  01523cz  a2200253n  4500
=001  9880362904502441
=005  20141219105206.0
=008  900123i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 90000388 
=035  \\$aCBC7454LC
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC$dWaU
=053  \0$aQK495.K7$cBotany
=150  \\$aKrameriaceae
=450  \\$aKramerias
=550  \\$wg$aZygophyllales
=670  \\$aEngler Syl. Pflanz.:$bp. 240 (Krameriaceae)
=670  \\$aInd. nom. gen. (plant.)$b(Krameriaceae)
=670  \\$aCklist. vasc. flora:$bp. 240 (Krameriaceae)
=670  \\$aLC data base, 1/16/90$b(Krameriaceae)
=670  \\$aITIS, Aug. 27, 2014$b(Family Krameriaceae - kramerias. Order Zygophyllales)
=670  \\$aNCBI taxonomy browser, Aug. 27, 2014$b(Family Krameriaceae. Order Zygophyllales)
=670  \\$aEncyc. Britannica online, Aug. 27, 2014$b(Zygophyllales, the creosote bush order of dicotyledonous flowering plants, consisting of 2 families (Zygophyllaceae and Krameriaceae; Krameriaceae is composed of 1 genus (Krameria) and 18 species of hemiparasite annuals or small shrubs to herbs restricted to the New World from the southwestern United States to Chile)
=670  \\$aWikipedia, Aug. 27, 2014$b(The Zygophyllales are an order of dicotyledon plants, comprising the following two families: Family Zygophyllaceae; Family Krameriaceae; Krameria is the only genus in the Krameriaceae family, of which any of the approximately 17 species are commonly known as rhatany, ratany or rattany)
=750  \2$aKrameriaceae$5IEN$0(DNLM)D031326

=LDR  00919cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880362904602441
=005  20120730164254.0
=008  900123i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 90000377 
=035  \\$aCBC7443NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aCombined modality therapy
=360  \\$isubdivision$aAdjuvant treatment$iunder individual diseases and types of diseases, e.g.$aCancer--Adjuvant treatment
=360  \\$isubdivision$aAdjuvant treatment$iunder individual diseases, e.g.$aCancer--Adjuvant treatment
=450  \\$aCombined modality treatment
=450  \\$aMulti-modal therapy
=450  \\$aMultimodal therapy
=450  \\$aMultimodal treatment
=550  \\$wg$aTherapeutics
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Combination pharmacotherapy and psychotherapy for depression, c1990.
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Combined modality therapy x Multimodal treatment)
=750  \2$aCombined Modality Therapy$5IEN$0(DNLM)D003131

=LDR  00915cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880362904702441
=005  20120730164254.0
=008  060905i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 90000342 
=035  \\$aCBC7412NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aRC268.415
=150  \\$aProto-oncogenes
=450  \\$aProtooncogenes
=550  \\$wg$aCancer genes
=550  \\$aOncogenes
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Proto-oncogenes in cell development, 1990.
=670  \\$aMeSH browser, Sept. 5, 2006$b(Proto-Oncogenes. scope Note: Normal cellular genes homologous to viral oncogenes. The products of proto-oncogenes are important regulators of biological processes and appear to be involved in the events that serve to maintain the ordered procession through the cell cycle.)
=670  \\$aDorland's med. dict.
=670  \\$ac-Myc function in neoplasia, 1995$b(protooncogene)
=750  \2$aProto-Oncogenes$5IEN$0(DNLM)D011519

=LDR  01102cz  a2200313n  4500
=001  9880362904802441
=005  20120730164254.0
=008  900122||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 90000322 
=035  \\$aCBC7392NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aAnti-idiotypic antibodies
=450  \\$aAnti-idiotype antibodies
=450  \\$aAnti-idiotypes
=450  \\$aAntibodies, Anti-idiotypic
=450  \\$aAntiidiotype antibodies
=450  \\$aAntiidiotypes
=450  \\$aAntiidiotypic antibodies
=550  \\$wg$aAnti-antibodies
=550  \\$aIdiotypic networks
=550  \\$aImmunoglobulin idiotypes
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Anti-idiotypic vaccines, c1990.
=670  \\$aNIH$b(Anti-idiotype antibodies)
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Antibodies, Anti-idiotypic)
=670  \\$aSingleton dict. micro. & mol. biol.$b(Anti-idiotype)
=670  \\$aHerbert dict. immunol.$b(a-idiotype antibody)
=670  \\$aRosen dict. immunol.:$bunder Idiotyp. determinant.
=670  \\$aZinsser microbiology:$bv. 18-e, p. 313 (antiidiotypic antibodies)
=750  \2$aAntibodies, Anti-Idiotypic$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000888

=LDR  00681cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362904902441
=005  20120730164254.0
=008  900119i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 90000291 
=035  \\$aCBC7365NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \\$aRJ478$bRJ478.5
=150  \\$aAdolescent gynecology
=550  \\$wg$aAdolescent medicine
=550  \\$wg$aPediatric gynecology
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Adolescent gynecology, c1990.
=750  \2$81$wb$aGenital Diseases, Female$5IEN$0(DNLM)D005831
=750  \2$81$wb$aAdolescent$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000293
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aGenital Diseases, Female$iand$aAdolescent$5IEN

=LDR  00532cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362905002441
=005  20120730164254.0
=008  900118||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 90000261 
=035  \\$aCBC7339NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQP625.I54
=150  \\$aInosine
=550  \\$wg$aNucleosides
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Hatfield & Zucker. Joe Weider's inosine and cellular energy, 1990.
=670  \\$aMESH.
=670  \\$aChem. abst.:$b[58-63-9]
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/6/90
=750  \2$aInosine$5IEN$0(DNLM)D007288

=LDR  00526cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362905102441
=005  20120730164254.0
=008  900111i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 90000185 
=035  \\$aCBC7271NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aTransgenic mice
=450  \\$aMice, Transgenic$5IEN
=550  \\$wg$aMice
=550  \\$wg$aTransgenic animals
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Transgenic mice and mutants in MHC research, 1990.
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Mice, Transgenic)
=750  \2$aMice, Transgenic$5IEN$0(DNLM)D008822

=LDR  00592cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362905202441
=005  20120730164254.0
=008  900111i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 90000174 
=035  \\$aCBC7260NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aRM301.28
=150  \\$aClinical pharmacology
=550  \\$wg$aClinical medicine
=550  \\$wg$aPharmacology
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 1-st internat. symp. on clinical pharmacology, 1986.
=670  \\$aMESH.
=670  \\$aStedman's med. dict.
=670  \\$aLC data base, 01/11/90.
=750  \2$aPharmacology, Clinical$5IEN$0(DNLM)D010601

=LDR  01600cz  a2200301n  4500
=001  9880362905302441
=005  20140516112950.0
=008  900108i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 90000087 
=035  \\$aCBC7184NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aRC489.P72
=150  \\$aPsychodynamic psychotherapy
=450  \\$aDynamic psychotherapy
=450  \\$aDynamic therapy (Psychiatry)
=450  \\$aDynamically oriented therapy (Psychiatry)
=450  \\$aPsychiatry, Psychodynamic
=450  \\$aPsychodynamic psychiatry
=550  \\$wg$aPsychotherapy
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Frosch, J. Psychodynamic psychiatry, c1989.
=670  \\$aPsych. gloss.$b("... the science of psychodynamics assumes that one's behavior is determined by past experience, genetic endowment, and current reality")
=670  \\$aCampbell psych. dict.$b(psychodynamics)
=670  \\$aAPA treatm. psych. disord.:$bpp. 1103-1110 (..."In dynamically oriented treatment, the emphasis is on getting the patient to tell how he or she feels rather than showing the therapist through acting-out ... Exploratory techniques, such as clarification, interpretation, and genetic reconstruction, especially at early stages, may be combined with directive approaches (e.g. assertiveness training, modeling, positive reinforcement, suggestion, and cognitive awareness))
=670  \\$aDorland's med. dict.$b(Psychodynamics)
=670  \\$aHandbk. psychiatry:$bp. 508.
=670  \\$aWit and wisdom in dynamic psychotherapy.
=675  \\$aHennepin;$aKaplan psych.
=750  \2$aPsychotherapy, Psychodynamic$0(DLC)(DNLM)D064889$5IEN

=LDR  00765cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880362905402441
=005  20120730164254.0
=008  900108i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 90000072 
=035  \\$aCBC7170NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aClinical competence
=450  \\$aClinical skills
=450  \\$aCompetence, Clinical
=450  \\$aSkills, Clinical
=550  \\$wg$aMedical care
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Lang, D.A. The disabled physician : problem-solving strategies for the medical staff, c1989.
=670  \\$aMESH.
=675  \\$aNIH;$aHennepin
=680  \\$iHere are entered works on competence in professional activities directly related to patient care.
=690  \\$ar:AMD:6/21/90
=750  \2$aClinical Competence$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002983

=LDR  00650cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362905502441
=005  20050314141540.0
=008  900104||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 90000055 
=035  \\$aCBC7154NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=150  \\$aInsulin-like growth factor-binding proteins
=450  \\$aIGF-binding proteins
=450  \\$aSomatomedin-binding proteins
=550  \\$wg$aCarrier proteins
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Insulin-like growth factor binding proteins, 1989.
=670  \\$aChem. abst.$b(Proteins, Insulin-like growth factor-binding)
=675  \\$aMESH
=750  \2$aInsulin-Like Growth Factor Binding Proteins$0(DNLM)D018969$5IEN

=LDR  00742cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880362905602441
=005  20120730164253.0
=008  900102||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 90000024 
=035  \\$aCBC5860NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=150  \\$aAutocrine mechanisms
=450  \\$aAutocrine functions
=450  \\$aFunctions, Autocrine
=450  \\$aMechanisms, Autocrine
=550  \\$wg$aCellular control mechanisms
=550  \\$wg$aEndocrinology
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Reproductive endocrinology ... c1989$b(Autocrine mechanisms)
=670  \\$aHarper's biochemistry, 1988:$bp. 463 (Autocrine functions)
=675  \\$aDorland's med. dict.;$aStedman's med. dict.;$aChem. abst.
=750  \2$aAutocrine Communication$5IEN$0(DNLM)D019898

=LDR  00742cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880362905702441
=005  20120730164253.0
=008  900102||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 90000023 
=035  \\$aCBC5859NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=150  \\$aParacrine mechanisms
=450  \\$aFunctions, Paracrine
=450  \\$aMechanisms, Paracrine
=450  \\$aParacrine functions
=550  \\$wg$aCellular control mechanisms
=550  \\$wg$aEndocrinology
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Reproductive endocrinology ... c1989$b(Paracrine mechanisms)
=670  \\$aDorland's med. dict.
=670  \\$aStedman's med. dict.
=670  \\$aHarper's biochemistry, 1988:$bp. 463 (Paracrine functions)
=750  \2$aParacrine Communication$5IEN$0(DNLM)D019899

=LDR  00665cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362905802441
=005  20120730164253.0
=008  900102i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 90000021 
=035  \\$aCBC5857NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \\$aRJ505.G7
=150  \\$aGroup psychotherapy for children
=550  \\$wg$aChild psychotherapy
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Mandell, J.G. Group treatment for sexually abused children, c1989.
=750  \2$81$wb$aPsychotherapy, Group$5IEN$0(DNLM)D011615
=750  \2$81$wb$aChild$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002648
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aPsychotherapy, Group$iand$aChild$5IEN

=LDR  00812cz  a2200241n  4500
=001  9880362905902441
=005  20120730164253.0
=008  060302i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 90000009 
=035  \\$aCBC5846NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aRA645.I53$cPublic health
=053  \0$aRC862.I53$cInternal medicine
=150  \\$aInflammatory bowel diseases
=450  \\$aIBD (Disease)
=450  \\$aInflammatory bowel disease
=450  \\$wnne$aIntestines$xInflammation
=550  \\$wg$aGastroenteritis
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Inflammatory bowel diseases 1990, 1990.
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Inflammatory Bowel Diseases)
=670  \\$aNIH$b(Inflammatory bowel disease)
=670  \\$aCurr. surg. diagn. & treatment, 8-3, 1988:$bp. 154 (IBD)
=750  \2$aInflammatory Bowel Diseases$5IEN$0(DNLM)D015212

=LDR  00673cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362906002441
=005  20120730164253.0
=008  040226i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 89007269 
=035  \\$aCBC5825NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aRC620.6
=150  \\$aNutrition disorders in old age
=450  \\$aGeriatric nutrition disorders
=550  \\$wg$aOlder people$xDiseases
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Geriatric nutrition, c1990.
=750  \2$81$wb$aNutrition Disorders$5IEN$0(DNLM)D009748
=750  \2$81$wb$aAged$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000368
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aNutrition Disorders$iand$aAged$5IEN

=LDR  00677cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880362906102441
=005  20120730164253.0
=008  930928i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 89007259 
=035  \\$aCBC5815NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQH442.6
=150  \\$aTransgenic animals
=550  \\$wg$aAnimals
=550  \\$wg$aTransgenic organisms
=550  \\$aAnimal genetic engineering
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Transgenic models ... 1990.
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Animals, Transgenic)
=670  \\$aWalker. Lang. of biotechn., 1988.
=670  \\$aHarper's biochemistry, 21-e, 1988:$bpp. 375, 376.
=750  \2$aAnimals, Genetically Modified$5IEN$0(DNLM)D030801

=LDR  00644cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362906202441
=005  20120730164253.0
=008  891228i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 89007252 
=035  \\$aCBC5808NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \\$aRE451
=150  \\$aCataract in old age
=550  \\$wg$aGeriatric ophthalmology
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Young, R.W. Age-related cataract, 1991.
=670  \\$aMESH$b(cataract in old age)
=750  \2$81$wb$aCataract$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002386
=750  \2$81$wb$aAged$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000368
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aCataract$iand$aAged$5IEN

=LDR  01577cz  a2200325n  4500
=001  9880362906302441
=005  20120730164253.0
=008  891227i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 89007234 
=035  \\$aCBC5792NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRJ496.H65
=150  \\$aHoloprosencephaly
=450  \\$aArhinencephalia
=450  \\$aArrhinencephalia
=450  \\$aArrhinencephaly
=550  \\$wg$aFace$xAbnormalities
=550  \\$wg$aFetal brain$xAbnormalities
=550  \\$wg$aHuman chromosome abnormalities
=550  \\$wg$aPediatric neurology
=550  \\$wg$aProsencephalon$xAbnormalities
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Holoprosencephaly : overview and atlas of cases, 1990.
=670  \\$aDorland's med. dict.
=670  \\$aForfar textbk paediatrics$b("The cerebral hemispheres arise as a dorsal vesicle from the forebrain vesicle. This divides into the two hemispheres, and should this division fail holoprosencephaly or a single cerebral hemisphere occurs as in certain chromosome trisomies")
=670  \\$aGould med. dict.$b(see Arrhinencephalia)
=670  \\$aMosby's med. dict.$b("a congenital defect caused by the failure of the prosencephalon to divide into hemispheres during embryonic development ... it is characterized by multiple midline facial defects, including cyclopia in severe cases. It can also be caused by an extra chromosome ... manifesting as one of many developmental defects")
=670  \\$aStedman's med. dict.
=675  \\$aWeb. med. desk dict.
=690  \\$ar:AJO:2/20/92
=750  \2$aHoloprosencephaly$5IEN$0(DNLM)D016142

=LDR  00995cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880362906402441
=005  20120730164253.0
=008  900219i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 89007199 
=035  \\$a(OCoLC)02688595
=035  \\$aCBC5758NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aRJ496.T68
=150  \\$aTourette syndrome in children
=450  \\$wnne$aGilles de la Tourette's syndrome in children
=550  \\$wg$aPediatric neurology
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Buehren, A. Adam and the magic marble, 1991.
=670  \\$aHughes, S. Ryan--a mother's story of her hyperactive Tourette syndrome child, c1990.
=670  \\$aForfar paediatrics:$bp. 733 (Gilles de la Tourette's syndrome: "the condition may come on at 2 or 3 years of age and last into adult life")
=750  \2$81$wb$aTourette Syndrome$5IEN$0(DNLM)D005879
=750  \2$81$wb$aChild$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002648
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aTourette Syndrome$iand$aChild$5IEN

=LDR  00883cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880362906502441
=005  20120730164253.0
=008  930107||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 89007108 
=035  \\$aCBC5675NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aHematopoietic growth factors
=450  \\$aHematopoietic cell growth factors
=450  \\$aHematopoietins
=450  \\$aHGF (Growth factors)
=550  \\$wg$aGrowth factors
=670  \\$aWork cat.: American Red Cross Scientific Symposium (20th : 1989 : Bethesda, Md.). Hematopoietic growth factors ... 1990.
=670  \\$aBiological abstracts 86(12) : SI-135, 1988.
=670  \\$aMangan, K. "... hematopoietic growth factor production ...", Int. J. Cell Cloning, 6(5) : 324, 1988.
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Hematopoietic cell growth factors x Hematopoietins)
=750  \2$aHematopoietic Cell Growth Factors$5IEN$0(DNLM)D016298

=LDR  01497cz  a2200289n  4500
=001  9880362906602441
=005  20120730164252.0
=008  891219i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 89007102 
=035  \\$aCBC5669NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aRJ506.O66
=150  \\$aOppositional defiant disorder in children
=450  \\$aODD (Child psychiatry)
=450  \\$aOppositional behavior in children
=450  \\$aOppositional disorder (Child psychiatry)
=450  \\$aPassive-aggressive personality disorder in children
=550  \\$wg$aBehavior disorders in children
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Horne, A.M. Treating conduct and oppositional defiant disorders in children, c1990.
=670  \\$aAPA treat. psych. disord.:$bp. 369.
=670  \\$aDSM III.
=670  \\$aCampbell dict. psych.$b(Oppositional disorder: unlike conduct disorders, behavior is not primarily an invasion of rights of others)
=670  \\$aKaplan psych.$b(oppositional disorder ... has been found to overlap with other disorders-namely conduct disorder socialised, so that its validity and reliability as a diagnosis are in question)
=675  \\$aMESH;$aForfar paediatrics;$aAm. psych. gloss.;$aPsych. gloss.
=750  \2$81$wb$aAttention Deficit and Disruptive Behavior Disorders$5IEN$0(DNLM)D019958
=750  \2$81$wb$aChild$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002648
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aAttention Deficit and Disruptive Behavior Disorders$iand$aChild$5IEN

=LDR  01487cz  a2200313n  4500
=001  9880362906702441
=005  20120730164252.0
=008  891219i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 89007101 
=035  \\$aCBC5668NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRJ506.C65
=150  \\$aConduct disorders in children
=450  \\$aActing-out (Child psychiatry)
=450  \\$aAntisocial personality disorders in children
=450  \\$aCD (Child psychiatry)
=450  \\$aChild conduct disorders
=450  \\$aDisturbance of conduct (Child psychiatry)
=450  \\$aMisconduct (Child psychiatry)
=550  \\$wg$aBehavior disorders in children
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Horne, A.M. Treating conduct and oppositional defiant disorders in children, c1990.
=670  \\$aAPA treat. psych. disord.$b(CD corresponds to the ICD-9 disturbance of conduct. Antisocial personality disorder, the corresponding DSM III adult disorder with a lifelong pattern, can be diagnosed after age 18)
=670  \\$aCampbell psych. dict.
=670  \\$aForfar paediatrics:$bp. 1817 (conduct disorders used in index/ disturbances of conduct used in text)
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Conduct disorders, Child, see Child behavior disorders)
=675  \\$aAm. psych. gloss.;$aPsych. gloss.
=750  \2$81$wb$aConduct Disorder$5IEN$0(DNLM)D019955
=750  \2$81$wb$aChild$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002648
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aConduct Disorder$iand$aChild$5IEN

=LDR  00662cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362906802441
=005  20120730164252.0
=008  060829i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 89007081 
=035  \\$aCBC5650NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aRJ320.H94
=150  \\$aHypoglycemia in newborn infants
=550  \\$wg$aNewborn infants$xDiseases
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Dulock, H.L. Hypoglycemia in the newborn, c1990.
=750  \2$81$wb$aHypoglycemia$5IEN$0(DNLM)D007003
=750  \2$81$wb$aInfant, Newborn$5IEN$0(DNLM)D007231
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aHypoglycemia$iand$aInfant, Newborn$5IEN

=LDR  00651cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880362906902441
=005  20120730164252.0
=008  891214||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 89007060 
=035  \\$aCBC5630NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aSuprofen
=550  \\$wg$aAnalgesics
=550  \\$wg$aAntipyretics
=550  \\$wg$aNonsteroidal anti-inflammatory agents
=550  \\$wg$aPropionic acid$xDerivatives
=670  \\$aWork cat.: FDA's regulation of the new drug Suprol, 1988.
=670  \\$aMESH.
=670  \\$aGoodman & Gilman's pharm. basis of therapeutics, 1985.
=670  \\$aUSAN/USP.
=750  \2$aSuprofen$5IEN$0(DNLM)D013496

=LDR  00711cz  a2200241n  4500
=001  9880362907002441
=005  20120730164252.0
=008  030519i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 89007049 
=035  \\$aCBC5620NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aAZT (Drug)
=450  \\$aAzidothymidine
=450  \\$aRetrovir (Trademark)
=450  \\$aZidovudine
=550  \\$wg$aAntiretroviral agents
=550  \\$wg$aThymidine
=670  \\$aWork cat.: AIDS issues, 1987.
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Zidovudine)
=670  \\$aGoth's med. pharm., 1988.
=670  \\$aUSAN/USP$b(Zidovudine)
=670  \\$aPhone call to Burroughs Wellcome, RTI, NC.$b(preferred pop. usage: AZT)
=750  \2$aZidovudine$5IEN$0(DNLM)D015215

=LDR  00609cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362907102441
=005  20091104135642.0
=008  891211||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 89007010 
=035  \\$aCBC5587NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aViral cell transformation
=550  \\$wg$aCell transformation
=550  \\$wg$aViral carcinogenesis
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Gruss, C. Bindung des T-Antigens aus einer SV40 transformierten Zellinie ... 1988.
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Cell trans., Viral)
=670  \\$aDulbecco. Virology:$b2-e, p. 343.
=750  \2$aCell Transformation, Viral$0(DNLM)D002472$5IEN

=LDR  00717cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362907202441
=005  20040824083230.0
=008  891211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 89007004 
=035  \\$aCBC5581NU
=035  \\$ash 89007004
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aQC449.5
=150  \\$aOptical tomography
=550  \\$wg$aTomography
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Vseso�i�uzny�i seminar po optichesko�i tomografii (1988 : Tallinn, Estonia?). Opticheska�i�a tomografi�i�a, 1988.
=670  \\$aEngr. index.
=675  \\$aEncyc. phys. sci. tech.:$av. 3, p. 507-544;$aNASA;$aINIS:Thes.;$aINSPEC;$aMcGraw-Hill dict. sci. tech.;$aEncyc. physics
=750  \2$aTomography, Optical$0(DNLM)D041622$5IEN

=LDR  00668cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362907302441
=005  20120730164252.0
=008  911219i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 89006985 
=035  \\$aCBC5564NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRJ275
=150  \\$aCommunicable diseases in newborn infants
=550  \\$wg$aNeonatal infections
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Infection in the newborn, c1990.
=750  \2$81$wb$aCommunicable Diseases$5IEN$0(DNLM)D003141
=750  \2$81$wb$aInfant, Newborn$5IEN$0(DNLM)D007231
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aCommunicable Diseases$iand$aInfant, Newborn$5IEN

=LDR  00538cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362907402441
=005  20120730164252.0
=008  891207||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 89006968 
=035  \\$aCBC5548NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aSerine dehydratase
=450  \\$aL-Hydroxyaminoacid dehydratase
=450  \\$aSerine deamidase
=550  \\$wg$aLyases
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Asparaginaza i serindegidrataza ... 1985.
=670  \\$aEnz. nomenclature:$bEC 4.2.1.13.
=750  \2$aL-Serine Dehydratase$5IEN$0(DNLM)D012695

=LDR  00450cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362907502441
=005  20120730164252.0
=008  920305||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 89006966 
=035  \\$aCBC5546NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aAsparaginase
=550  \\$wg$aAmidases
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Asparaginaza i serindegidrataza ... 1985.
=670  \\$aEnz. nomenclature:$bEC 3.5.1.1.
=750  \2$aAsparaginase$5IEN$0(DNLM)D001215

=LDR  00676cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880362907602441
=005  20060802092651.0
=008  891206||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 89006937 
=035  \\$aCBC5521NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQP603.T
=150  \\$aTryptophan oxygenase
=450  \\$aTryptophan 2,3-dioxygenase
=450  \\$aTryptophan pyrrolase
=450  \\$aTryptophanase
=550  \\$wg$aOxygenases
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Schule, R. Analyse der expressionsregulation ... 1988.
=670  \\$aChem. abst.:$b[9014-51-1]
=670  \\$aEnzyme nomenclature:$b(1.13.11.11)
=670  \\$aMESH
=750  \2$aTryptophan Oxygenase$0(DNLM)D014366$5IEN

=LDR  00563cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362907702441
=005  20100803213938.0
=008  891206i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 89006927 
=035  \\$aCBC5511NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \\$aRA1242.S48
=150  \\$aSeafood poisoning
=450  \\$aSeafood$xToxicology
=450  \\$aSeafood toxicity
=450  \\$aSeafood toxicology
=450  \\$aToxic seafood
=550  \\$wg$aFood poisoning
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Seafood poisoning ... 1984.
=750  \2$aSeafood$xpoisoning$0(DNLM)D017747Q000506$5IEN

=LDR  00813cz  a2200253n  4500
=001  9880362907802441
=005  20120730164252.0
=008  891205||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 89006891 
=035  \\$aCBC5481NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=150  \\$aBeta adrenoceptors
=450  \\$aAdrenergic beta receptors
=450  \\$aAdrenergic receptors, Beta
=450  \\$aAdrenoceptors, Beta
=450  \\$aBeta adrenergic receptors
=450  \\$aReceptors, Beta adrenergic
=550  \\$wg$aAdrenaline$xReceptors
=550  \\$aAdrenergic beta agonists
=550  \\$aAdrenergic beta blockers
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Beta adrenoceptors in asthma, 1984.
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Receptors, Adrenergic, Beta)
=670  \\$aDorland's med. dict.$b(Adrenoceptors)
=750  \2$aReceptors, Adrenergic beta$5IEN$0(DNLM)D011943

=LDR  00517cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362907902441
=005  20120730164252.0
=008  891201||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 89006832 
=035  \\$aCBC5425NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aTP244.C1
=150  \\$aCarbonic acid
=550  \\$wg$aCarbon dioxide
=550  \\$wg$aOrganic acids
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Bicarbonate ... 1989.
=670  \\$aDorland's med. dict.
=670  \\$aStedman's med. dict.
=750  \2$aCarbonic Acid$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002255

=LDR  00645cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362908002441
=005  20120730164252.0
=008  891130i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 89006816 
=035  \\$aCBC5414NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aTobacco smoke pollution
=450  \\$aEnvironmental tobacco smoke
=450  \\$aTobacco smoke$xEnvironmental aspects
=550  \\$wg$aIndoor air pollution
=550  \\$aPassive smoking
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Environmental tobacco smoke, c1990.
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Tobacco smoke pollution x Passive smoking)
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=550  \\$wg$aMuscles$xDiseases
=690  \\$ar:AMD:6/26/90
=750  \2$aDystonia$5IEN$0(DNLM)D004421

=LDR  00812cz  a2200253n  4500
=001  9880362139102441
=005  20020116144628.0
=008  940404i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85040346 
=035  \\$aBZP0252NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQM695.N45$cTeratology
=053  \\$aRG629.N48$cFetal abnormalities
=150  \\$aNeural tube$xAbnormalities
=450  \\$wnne$aDysraphia
=450  \\$aDysraphic states
=450  \\$aDysraphism
=450  \\$aDysrhaphia
=450  \\$aDysrhaphism
=450  \\$aNeural tube defects
=450  \\$aStatus dysraphicus
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Neural tube defects)
=670  \\$aDorland's med. dict.$b(dysraphia, dysraphism, dysrhaphia, dysrhaphism: incomplete closure of a raphe, defective fusion of the neural tube)
=750  \0$aNeural Tube Defects$5IEN

=LDR  00386cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362139202441
=005  20120730163003.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85040345 
=035  \\$aBZP0251NU
=035  \\$ash 85040345
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aQD181.D8
=150  \\$aDysprosium
=550  \\$wg$aRare earth metals
=750  \2$aDysprosium$5IEN$0(DNLM)D004419

=LDR  00785cz  a2200253n  4500
=001  9880362139302441
=005  20120730163003.0
=008  030602i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85040344 
=035  \\$aBZP0250NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aRC776.D9
=150  \\$aDyspnea
=450  \\$aBreath, Shortness of
=450  \\$aBreathlessness
=450  \\$aChokes (Medicine)
=450  \\$aDifficult breathing
=450  \\$wnne$aDyspnoea
=450  \\$aLabored breathing
=450  \\$aShortness of breath
=550  \\$wg$aPulmonary manifestations of general diseases
=550  \\$wg$aRespiratory organs$xDiseases
=670  \\$aInter. dict. biol. med.$b(dyspnea: shortness of breath, labored or difficult breathing; breathlessness)
=750  \2$aDyspnea$5IEN$0(DNLM)D004417

=LDR  00977cz  a2200277n  4500
=001  9880362139402441
=005  20120730162957.0
=008  940322i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85039716 
=035  \\$aBZN9622NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aDrug utilization
=360  \\$isubdivision$aDrug use$iunder names of individual persons, and under classes of persons and ethnic groups
=450  \\$aDrug consumption
=450  \\$aDrug surveillance
=450  \\$aDrug use
=450  \\$aDrug use monitoring
=450  \\$aDrugs$xUtilization
=450  \\$aMedication use
=450  \\$aMonitoring, Drug use
=450  \\$aUtilization of drugs
=550  \\$wg$aChemotherapy
=550  \\$wg$aMedical care$xUtilization
=550  \\$aHospitals$xDrug distribution systems
=680  \\$iHere are entered works on the use of therapeutic drugs as reported by government agencies, hospitals, physicians and drug firms.
=750  \2$aDrug Utilization$5IEN$0(DNLM)D004363

=LDR  00521cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362139502441
=005  20140711155834.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85039713 
=035  \\$aBZN9619NU
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aHD9665$bHD9675
=150  \\$aPharmaceutical industry
=450  \\$aDrug industry
=450  \\$wnne$aDrug trade
=550  \\$wg$aChemical industry
=670  \\$aWorld Bank thes.
=670  \\$aWeb. 3$b(Pharmaceutical)
=750  \2$aDrug Industry$5IEN$0(DNLM)D004345

=LDR  00440cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362139602441
=005  20120730162957.0
=008  021018i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85039712 
=035  \\$aBZN9618NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aDrug tolerance
=450  \\$aDrugs$xTolerance
=450  \\$aTolerance, Drug
=550  \\$wg$aPharmacology
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Drug Tolerance)
=750  \2$aDrug Tolerance$5IEN$0(DNLM)D004361

=LDR  00585cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362139702441
=005  20120730162957.0
=008  871218||\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85039711 
=035  \\$a(OCoLC)02105691
=035  \\$aBZN9617NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRM302.3
=150  \\$aDrug synergism
=360  \\$isubdivision$aAgonists$iunder individual drugs and groups of drugs
=450  \\$aDrug potentiation
=450  \\$aPotentiation, Drug
=450  \\$aSynergism, Drug
=550  \\$wg$aDrug interactions
=750  \2$aDrug Synergism$5IEN$0(DNLM)D004357

=LDR  00423cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362139802441
=005  20120730162957.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85039710 
=035  \\$aBZN9616NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aRS424
=150  \\$aDrug stability
=450  \\$aDrugs$xStability
=450  \\$aStability, Drug
=550  \\$wg$aPharmacology
=750  \2$aDrug Stability$5IEN$0(DNLM)D004355

=LDR  00756cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880362139902441
=005  20120730162957.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85039709 
=035  \\$aBZN9615NU
=035  \\$ash 85039709
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aQR177
=150  \\$aDrug resistance in microorganisms
=450  \\$aAntibiotic resistance in microorganisms
=450  \\$aAntibiotics resistance in microorganisms
=450  \\$aBacterial resistance to antibiotics
=450  \\$wnne$aDrug resistance in micro-organisms
=450  \\$aMicrobial drug resistance
=450  \\$aResistance to drugs in microorganisms
=550  \\$wg$aMicroorganisms$xEffect of drugs on
=750  \2$aDrug Resistance, Microbial$5IEN$0(DNLM)D004352

=LDR  00404cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362140002441
=005  20120730162957.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85039708 
=035  \\$aBZN9614NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aDrug resistance
=450  \\$aResistance to drugs
=550  \\$wg$aPharmacology
=690  \\$ar:AMD:6/26/90
=750  \2$aDrug Resistance$5IEN$0(DNLM)D004351

=LDR  00627cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362140102441
=005  20120730162957.0
=008  860211||\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85039707 
=035  \\$aBZN9613NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aRM301.41
=150  \\$aDrug receptors
=360  \\$isubdivision$aReceptors$iunder individual drugs and groups of drugs, e.g.$aInsulin--Receptors
=360  \\$isubdivision$aReceptors$iunder individual drugs, e.g.$aInsulin--Receptors
=450  \\$aDrugs$xReceptors
=450  \\$aReceptors, Drug
=550  \\$wg$aCell receptors
=750  \2$aReceptors, Drug$5IEN$0(DNLM)D011955

=LDR  00687cz  a2200241n  4500
=001  9880362140202441
=005  20120730162957.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85039702 
=035  \\$aBZN9608NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aRM302.4
=150  \\$aDrug-nutrient interactions
=450  \\$aDiet-drug interactions
=450  \\$aDrug-diet interactions
=450  \\$aDrug-food interactions
=450  \\$aFood-drug interactions
=450  \\$aInteractions, Drug-nutrient
=450  \\$aNutrient-drug interactions
=550  \\$wg$aDrug interactions
=550  \\$wg$aMetabolism
=550  \\$wg$aNutrition
=750  \2$aFood-Drug Interactions$5IEN$0(DNLM)D018565

=LDR  00408cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362140302441
=005  20080321095400.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85039701 
=035  \\$aBZN9607NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRM302
=150  \\$aDrug interactions
=450  \\$aInteractions, Drug
=550  \\$aDrugs$xSide effects
=750  \2$aDrug Interactions$0(DNLM)D004347$5IEN

=LDR  00555cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362140402441
=005  20120730162957.0
=008  940322i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85039698 
=035  \\$aBZN9604NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aDrug-exanthems
=450  \\$aDermatitis medicamentosa
=450  \\$aDrug-eruptions
=550  \\$wg$aDermatopharmacology
=550  \\$wg$aDrug allergy
=550  \\$wg$aDrugs$xToxicology
=550  \\$wg$aPharmacology
=550  \\$wg$aSkin$xDiseases
=750  \2$aDrug Eruptions$5IEN$0(DNLM)D003875

=LDR  00536cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362140502441
=005  20120730162956.0
=008  910606i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85039697 
=035  \\$aBZN9603NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRM302.2
=150  \\$aDrug antagonism
=360  \\$isubdivision$aAntagonists$iunder individual drugs and groups of drugs
=450  \\$aAntagonism, Drug
=450  \\$wnne$aMedicines, Antagonism of
=550  \\$wg$aDrug interactions
=750  \2$aDrug Antagonism$5IEN$0(DNLM)D004336

=LDR  00485cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362140602441
=005  20120730162956.0
=008  871218i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85039696 
=035  \\$a(OCoLC)02105555
=035  \\$aBZN9602NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRC598.D7
=150  \\$aDrug allergy
=550  \\$wg$aAllergy
=550  \\$wg$aDrugs$xSide effects
=550  \\$wg$aIdiosyncratic drug reactions
=750  \2$aDrug Hypersensitivity$5IEN$0(DNLM)D004342

=LDR  00511cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362140702441
=005  20120730162956.0
=008  871218i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85039693 
=035  \\$a(OCoLC)02105532
=035  \\$aBZN9599NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aDrug adulteration
=450  \\$aDrug contamination$5IEN
=450  \\$aDrugs$xAdulteration
=450  \\$wnne$aDrugs$xAdulteration and analysis
=550  \\$wg$aAdulterations
=750  \2$aDrug Contamination$5IEN$0(DNLM)D004340

=LDR  01003cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362140802441
=005  20140401142803.0
=008  060317i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85039675 
=035  \\$aBZN9581NU
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aHV5800$bHV5840$cSocial aspects
=053  \0$aRC563$bRC568$cMedicine
=150  \\$aDrug abuse
=360  \\$isubdivision$aDrug use$iunder names of individual persons, and under classes of persons and ethnic groups
=450  \\$aDrug use
=450  \\$aRecreational drug use
=550  \\$wg$aSubstance abuse
=670  \\$aMerck Manual of Diagnosis and Therapy$b("Drug abuse is definable only in terms of societal disapproval. It may involve experimental and recreational use of drugs, which is usually illegal with risk of arrest ... Recreational drug use has increasingly become a part of Western culture, although in general, it is not sanctioned by society and is usually illegal.")
=750  \2$aSubstance-Related Disorders$5IEN$0(DNLM)D019966

=LDR  00455cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362140902441
=005  20150529154713.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85039668 
=035  \\$aBZN9574NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRA1076$cLegal medicine
=150  \\$aDrowning
=550  \\$wg$aAccidents
=550  \\$wg$aAsphyxia
=550  \\$wg$aDeath$xCauses
=550  \\$wg$aViolent deaths
=750  \2$aDrowning$5IEN$0(DNLM)D004332

=LDR  00558cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362141002441
=005  20090430123058.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85039663 
=035  \\$aBZN9569NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aQC929.2$bQC929.28
=150  \\$aDroughts
=360  \\$isubdivision$aEffect of drought on$iunder individual animals and groups of animals, e.g.$aCattle--Effect of drought on
=450  \\$aDrought
=450  \\$aDrouth
=450  \\$aDrouths
=550  \\$wg$aWeather
=750  \2$aDroughts$0(DNLM)D055864$5IEN

=LDR  00439cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362141102441
=005  20091202143131.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85039654 
=035  \\$aBZN9560NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aQL537.D76
=150  \\$aDrosophilidae
=450  \\$aPomace flies
=450  \\$aVinegar flies
=550  \\$wg$aDiptera
=550  \\$wg$aFlies
=750  \2$aDrosophilidae$0(DNLM)D018428$5IEN

=LDR  00656cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362141202441
=005  20110514193715.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85039645 
=035  \\$aBZN9551NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dWaU
=053  \0$aQL537.D76
=150  \\$aDrosophila melanogaster
=450  \\$aDrosophila ampelophila
=550  \\$wg$aDrosophila
=670  \\$aHolmes, C.D.V. The effect of starvation for five successive generations on the sex-ratio in Drosophila ampelophila, 1910.
=670  \\$aITIS, Jan. 12, 2011$b(Drosophila melanogaster. Synonym: Drosophila ampelophila)
=750  \2$aDrosophila melanogaster$0(DNLM)D004331$5IEN

=LDR  00391cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362141302441
=005  20091202143018.0
=008  940322i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85039637 
=035  \\$aBZN9543NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQL537.D76
=150  \\$aDrosophila
=550  \\$wg$aDrosophilidae
=550  \\$wg$aFruit-flies
=750  \2$aDrosophila$0(DNLM)D004330$5IEN

=LDR  00385cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362141402441
=005  20120730162956.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85039636 
=035  \\$aBZN9542LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQK495.D76
=150  \\$aDroseraceae
=450  \\$aDionaeaceae
=550  \\$wg$aSarraceniales
=750  \2$aDroseraceae$5IEN$0(DNLM)D031257

=LDR  00694cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880362141502441
=005  20120730162956.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85039633 
=035  \\$aBZN9539LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aQK495.D76$cBotany
=150  \\$aSundews
=450  \\$wnne$aDrosera
=550  \\$wg$aDroseraceae
=670  \\$aWeb. 3$b(Sundew: a plant of genus Drosera or family Droseraceae)
=670  \\$aRandom House$b(sundew)
=670  \\$aSPN:$bp. 174 (Drosera, sundew)
=670  \\$aHortus$b(Drosera, Sundew)
=670  \\$aAcad. press dict. sci. tech.$b(sundew, any of several small plants of genus Drosera)
=750  \2$aDrosera$5IEN$0(DNLM)D029787

=LDR  01039cz  a2200265n  4500
=001  9880362141602441
=005  20120730162954.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85039629 
=035  \\$aBZN9535NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aLC142$bLC145$cGeneral
=150  \\$aDropouts
=450  \\$aDrop-outs
=450  \\$aEarly school leavers
=450  \\$aRetention of students (Preventing dropouts)$5IEN
=450  \\$aSchool dropouts
=450  \\$aStudent retention (Preventing dropouts)$5IEN
=550  \\$wg$aStudents
=550  \\$wg$aYouth
=670  \\$aLC data base, 9/23/91$b(7 titles, including Hahn, Andrew, Dropouts in America ... pushouts, stopouts, leftouts, truants, early school leavers, 1987)$5IEN
=670  \\$aERIC index.
=670  \\$aDewey dec. class., ed. 20:$bv. 2, p. 608.
=670  \\$aLC database, Sept. 23, 1991$b(7 titles, including Hahn, Andrew, Dropouts in America ... pushouts, stopouts, leftouts, truants, early school leavers, 1987)
=750  \2$aStudent Dropouts$5IEN$0(DNLM)D013332

=LDR  00420cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362141702441
=005  20120215101238.0
=008  051221i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85039599 
=035  \\$aBZN9505NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aDrinking water
=450  \\$aPotable water
=450  \\$aTap water
=550  \\$wg$aBeverages
=550  \\$wg$aFresh water
=750  \2$aDrinking Water$0(DNLM)D060766$5IEN

=LDR  01018cz  a2200301n  4500
=001  9880362141802441
=005  20120730162953.0
=008  021031i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85039589 
=035  \\$aBZN9495NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aGT2884$bGT2898$cManners and customs
=053  \0$aHV5001$bHV5720.5$cSocial problem
=150  \\$aDrinking of alcoholic beverages
=360  \\$isubdivision$aAlcohol use$iunder names of individual persons and under classes of persons and ethnic groups
=450  \\$aAlcohol consumption
=450  \\$aAlcohol drinking
=450  \\$aAlcohol use
=450  \\$aAlcoholic beverage consumption
=450  \\$aConsumption of alcoholic beverages
=450  \\$aDrinking problem
=450  \\$wnne$aLiquor problem
=450  \\$aSocial drinking
=550  \\$wg$aAlcoholic beverages
=550  \\$aAlcoholism
=550  \\$aTemperance
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Alcohol Drinking x Alcohol Consumption, Drinking, Alcohol)
=750  \2$aAlcohol Drinking$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000428

=LDR  00456cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362141902441
=005  20120730162953.0
=008  940322i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85039580 
=035  \\$aBZN9486NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aDrinking behavior
=550  \\$wg$aGastronomy
=550  \\$wg$aMovement, Psychology of
=550  \\$wg$aSenses and sensation
=550  \\$aOral habits
=750  \2$aDrinking Behavior$5IEN$0(DNLM)D004327

=LDR  00441cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362142002441
=005  20120730162953.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85039575 
=035  \\$aBZN9481NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQP150
=150  \\$aDrinking (Physiology)
=450  \\$aFluid ingestion
=550  \\$wg$aIngestion
=550  \\$aThirst
=690  \\$ar:AMD:6/26/90
=750  \2$aDrinking$5IEN$0(DNLM)D004326

=LDR  00344cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362142102441
=005  20120730162953.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85039570 
=035  \\$aBZN9476LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQK495.W5
=150  \\$aDrimys
=550  \\$wg$aWinteraceae
=750  \2$aDrimys$5IEN$0(DNLM)D032424

=LDR  00514cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362142202441
=005  20120730162953.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85039483 
=035  \\$aBZN9389NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aBF1074$bBF1099$cParapsychology
=053  \\$aQP426$cPhysiology
=053  \\$aRC499.D7$cHypnosis
=150  \\$aDreams
=450  \\$aDreaming
=550  \\$wg$aSubconsciousness
=550  \\$wg$aVisions
=550  \\$aSleep
=750  \2$aDreams$5IEN$0(DNLM)D004325

=LDR  00434cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362142302441
=005  20110519084147.0
=008  860211||\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85039393 
=035  \\$aBZN9299LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aRD32.5
=150  \\$aDraping (Surgery)
=450  \\$aDrapes (Surgery)
=450  \\$aSurgical draping
=550  \\$wg$aPreoperative care
=750  \2$aSurgical Drapes$0(DNLM)D058636$5IEN

=LDR  00649cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362142402441
=005  20051110082907.0
=008  050609i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85039334 $zsh 85108429
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aRC489.P7
=150  \\$aDrama$xTherapeutic use
=450  \\$aActing$xTherapeutic use
=450  \\$aDrama therapy
=450  \\$aDramatherapy
=450  \\$wnne$aPsychodrama
=550  \\$wg$aPsychotherapy
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Psychodrama: primarily a technique of group psychotherapy)
=670  \\$aLC database, June 9, 2005$b(titles: drama therapy; dramatherapy)
=750  \2$aPsychodrama$0(DNLM)D011577$5IEN

=LDR  01137cz  a2200265n  4500
=001  9880362142502441
=005  20120730162952.0
=008  921221\|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85039316 
=035  \\$aBZN9222NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN/LSP
=053  \\$aPN1600$bPN1861
=150  \\$aDrama
=360  \\$isubdivision$aDrama$iunder names of countries, cities, etc., names of individual persons, families, and corporate bodies, and under classes of persons, ethnic groups, and topical headings; and headings for drama qualified by linguistic, national or regional terms, e.g.$aLatin drama; American drama; European drama
=450  \\$aDrama, Modern
=450  \\$aDrama$xPhilosophy
=450  \\$aPlays
=450  \\$aStage
=550  \\$wg$aLiterature
=550  \\$aActing
=550  \\$aDialogue
=680  \\$iHere are entered works on drama as a literary form. Works on drama as acted on the stage are entered under$aTheater.$iWorks on facilities used to stage drama are entered under$aTheaters.
=681  \\$iExample under$aLiterary form
=681  \\$iNotes under$aTheater; Theaters
=750  \2$aDrama$5IEN$0(DNLM)D004324

=LDR  00336cz  a2200133n  4500
=001  9880362142602441
=005  20120730162952.0
=008  860211||\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85039300 
=035  \\$aBZN9206NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aDrainage, Surgical
=450  \\$aSurgical drainage
=750  \2$aDrainage$5IEN$0(DNLM)D004322

=LDR  00370cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362142702441
=005  20120730162952.0
=008  940322i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85039260 
=035  \\$aBZN9166NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQL391.N4
=150  \\$aDracunculus
=550  \\$wg$aDracunculidae
=750  \2$aDracunculus Nematode$5IEN$0(DNLM)D004321

=LDR  00789cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362142802441
=005  20131010111544.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85039256 
=035  \\$aBZN9162LC
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC$dWaU
=053  \0$aQK495.A83$cBotany
=053  \0$aSB413.D72$cOrnamental plants
=072  \7$aH 1180$2lcsh
=150  \\$aDracaena
=450  \\$aPleomele
=550  \\$wg$aAsparagaceae
=670  \\$aITIS, July 16, 2013$b(Genus Dracaena L. - dracaena. Family Asparagaceae)
=670  \\$aGRIN taxonomy for plants, July 16, 2013$b(Genus: Dracaena Vand. Family: Asparagaceae, subfamily Nolinoideae. Also sometimes placed in: Agavaceae, Convallariaceae, Dracaenaceae, Liliaceae, Ruscaceae. Common name: Dracaena)
=750  \2$aDracaena$5IEN$0(DNLM)D031409

=LDR  00537cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362142902441
=005  20120730162952.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85039252 
=035  \\$aBZN9158NU
=035  \\$ash 85039252
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aDPT vaccine
=450  \\$aDiphtheria-pertussis-tetanus vaccine
=450  \\$aDiphtheria-tetanus-pertussis vaccine$5IEN
=550  \\$wg$aBacterial vaccines
=550  \\$wg$aCombined vaccines
=750  \2$aDiphtheria-Tetanus-Pertussis Vaccine$5IEN$0(DNLM)D015721

=LDR  00442cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362143002441
=005  20120730162952.0
=008  860211||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85039247 
=035  \\$aBZN9153NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aDoxepin
=550  \\$wg$aAntidepressants
=550  \\$wg$aHeterocyclic compounds
=550  \\$wg$aPropylamine
=550  \\$wg$aTranquilizing drugs
=750  \2$aDoxepin$5IEN$0(DNLM)D004316

=LDR  01021cz  a2200301n  4500
=001  9880362143102441
=005  20200821110131.0
=008  871218i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85039232
=035  \\$aBZN9138NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aRC571$cGeneral
=053  \0$aRG629.D68$cFetal medicine
=053  \\$aRJ506.D68$cPediatrics
=150  \\$aDown syndrome
=450  \\$a21 trisomy
=450  \\$wnne$aDown's syndrome
=450  \\$wnne$aMongolism
=450  \\$aMongolism (Disease)
=450  \\$aTrisomy 21
=550  \\$wg$aHuman chromosome abnormalities
=550  \\$wg$aIntellectual disability
=550  \\$wg$aSyndromes
=550  \\$aHuman chromosome 21
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Down syndrome: x Mongolism; Trisomy 21. Was Down's syndrome 1975-92; Mongolism 1966-74)
=670  \\$aRandom House$b(Down syndrome. Also Down's syndrome. Formerly mongolism. Also called trisomy 21.)
=670  \\$aAm. herit. dict.$b(Down syndrome or Down's syndrome)
=750  \2$aDown Syndrome$5IEN$0(DNLM)D004314

=LDR  00356cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362143202441
=005  20120730162952.0
=008  940322i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85039208 
=035  \\$aBZN9114NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aSF959.D6
=150  \\$aDourine
=550  \\$wg$aHorses$xDiseases
=750  \2$aDourine$5IEN$0(DNLM)D004313

=LDR  00442cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362143302441
=005  20120730162951.0
=008  860211||\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85039174 
=035  \\$aBZN9080NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aDouble bind (Psychology)
=550  \\$wg$aFamilies
=550  \\$wg$aInterpersonal communication
=550  \\$wg$aPsychology, Pathological
=750  \2$aDouble Bind Interaction$5IEN$0(DNLM)D004309

=LDR  00424cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362143402441
=005  20050606134218.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85039104 
=035  \\$aBZN9010LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aQL737.R656
=150  \\$aDormice
=450  \\$aGliridae
=450  \\$aMuscardinidae
=550  \\$wg$aMice
=550  \\$wg$aRodents
=750  \2$aMyoxidae$0(DNLM)D046330$5IEN

=LDR  00585cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362143502441
=005  20140121141634.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85039103 
=035  \\$aBZN9009LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dWaU
=053  \\$aQK761
=150  \\$aDormancy in plants
=360  \\$isubdivision$aDormancy$iunder individual plants and groups of plants, e.g.$aCorn--Dormancy
=450  \\$aPlant dormancy
=550  \\$wg$aDormancy (Biology)
=550  \\$wg$aPlant physiology
=670  \\$aPlant dormancy, c1996.
=750  \2$aPlant Dormancy$0(DNLM)D057445$5IEN

=LDR  00638cz  a2200241n  4500
=001  9880362143602441
=005  20120730162951.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85039083 
=035  \\$aBZN8989NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aDoppler effect
=450  \\$aDoppler shift
=550  \\$wg$aCollision broadening
=550  \\$wg$aFrequencies of oscillating systems
=550  \\$wg$aLight
=550  \\$wg$aRadiation
=550  \\$wg$aSound-waves
=550  \\$wg$aSpectral line broadening
=550  \\$wg$aWaves
=550  \\$aRed shift
=690  \\$ar:AMD:6/26/90
=750  \2$aDoppler Effect$5IEN$0(DNLM)D004301

=LDR  00526cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362143702441
=005  20091118103557.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85039081 
=035  \\$aBZN8987NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dNNCU-C
=053  \0$aRC1230$cSports medicine
=150  \\$aDoping in sports
=450  \\$aDrugs in sports
=550  \\$wg$aAthletes$xDrug use
=550  \\$wg$aDrugs
=550  \\$wg$aSports$xCorrupt practices
=550  \\$wg$aSports medicine
=750  \2$aDoping in Sports$0(DNLM)D004300$5IEN

=LDR  00395cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362143802441
=005  20060710125158.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85039077 
=035  \\$aBZN8983NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aDopamine$xReceptors
=450  \\$aDopamine receptors
=550  \\$wg$aNeurotransmitter receptors
=750  \2$aReceptors, Dopamine$0(DNLM)D011954$5IEN

=LDR  00414cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362143902441
=005  20120730162951.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85039076 
=035  \\$aBZN8982NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=150  \\$aDopamine$xAgonists
=450  \\$aAgonists, Dopamine
=450  \\$aDopamine agonists
=550  \\$wg$aDopamine$xReceptors
=750  \2$aDopamine Agonists$5IEN$0(DNLM)D018491

=LDR  00428cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362144002441
=005  20120730162951.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85039075 
=035  \\$aBZN8981NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aDopamine
=550  \\$wg$aBiogenic amines
=550  \\$wg$aCatecholamines
=550  \\$wg$aNeurotransmitters
=550  \\$aBromocriptine
=750  \2$aDopamine$5IEN$0(DNLM)D004298

=LDR  00597cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880362144102441
=005  20050201135640.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85039033 
=035  \\$aBZN8939NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aRD129.5
=150  \\$aDonation of organs, tissues, etc.
=450  \\$aAnatomical gifts
=450  \\$aOrgan donation
=450  \\$aOrgans (Anatomy)$xDonation
=450  \\$aTissue donation
=450  \\$aTissues$xDonation
=550  \\$wg$aOrgans (Anatomy)
=550  \\$wg$aTissues
=750  \2$aTissue and Organ Procurement$0(DNLM)D009927$5IEN

=LDR  00438cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362144202441
=005  20120730162951.0
=008  940322i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85038960 
=035  \\$aBZN8866NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aDominance (Psychology)
=450  \\$aSocial hierarchy (Psychology)
=550  \\$wg$aControl (Psychology)
=550  \\$wg$aSocial groups
=750  \2$aSocial Dominance$5IEN$0(DNLM)D012930

=LDR  00890cz  a2200301n  4500
=001  9880362144302441
=005  20120730162951.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85038908 
=035  \\$aBZN8814NU
=035  \\$aSH 85038908
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aGN407.6$bGN407.7$cEthnology
=053  \0$aGT5870$bGT5895$cManners and customs
=053  \0$aSF$cAnimal industry
=150  \\$aDomestic animals
=360  \\$isubdivision$aDomestic animals$iunder ethnic groups
=450  \\$aAnimal husbandry
=450  \\$aBarnyard animals
=450  \\$aBeasts
=450  \\$aDomesticated animals
=450  \\$aFarm animals
=550  \\$wg$aAnimals
=550  \\$wg$aZoology, Economic
=550  \\$aDomestication
=550  \\$aFeral animals
=670  \\$aLC database, July 12, 1999$b(titles: domesticated animals)
=750  \2$aAnimals, Domestic$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000829

=LDR  00507cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362144502441
=005  20120730162938.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85037684 
=035  \\$aBZN7590NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aDiclofenac
=450  \\$aSodium dichloroanilinophenyl acetate
=550  \\$wg$aAnti-inflammatory agents
=550  \\$wg$aAntiarthritic agents
=550  \\$wg$aAntirheumatic agents
=550  \\$wg$aPhenylacetates
=750  \2$aDiclofenac$5IEN$0(DNLM)D004008

=LDR  00624cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362144602441
=005  20120730162938.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85037669 
=035  \\$aBZN7575NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aSB952.D5
=150  \\$aDichlorophenoxyacetic acid
=450  \\$a2,4-Dichlorophenoxyacetic acid$5IEN
=550  \\$wg$aChlorophenoxyacetic acid
=550  \\$wg$aHerbicides
=670  \\$aMESH$b(2,4-Dichlorophenoxyacetic Acid x 2,4-D)
=670  \\$aRandom House$b(dichlorophenoxyacetic acid. Also called 2,4-D)
=750  \2$a2,4-Dichlorophenoxyacetic Acid$5IEN$0(DNLM)D015084

=LDR  00620cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880362144702441
=005  20120730162938.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85037668 
=035  \\$aBZN7574NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRC268.7.D5$cCarcinogenesis
=150  \\$aDichloromethyl ether
=450  \\$aBis(chloromethyl) ether$5IEN
=450  \\$aBischloromethyl ether
=550  \\$wg$aCarcinogens
=550  \\$wg$aChloromethyl group
=550  \\$wg$aMethyl ether
=550  \\$wg$aOrganochlorine compounds
=690  \\$ar:AMD:6/12/90
=750  \2$aBis(Chloromethyl) Ether$5IEN$0(DNLM)D001725

=LDR  01472cz  a2200253n  4500
=001  9880362144802441
=005  20120730162938.0
=008  860211||\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85037667 
=035  \\$aBZN7573NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dWaU$dDLC
=150  \\$aDichloroethylene
=450  \\$aDichloroethene
=450  \\$aVinylidene chloride
=450  \\$aVinylidene dichloride
=550  \\$wg$aEthylene compounds
=550  \\$wg$aOrganochlorine compounds
=550  \\$wg$aVinyl halides
=670  \\$a92206991: 1,1-Dichloroethene, c1992.
=670  \\$aHawley chem. dict.
=670  \\$aVinyl halides carcinogenicity : vinyl bromide, vinyl chloride, vinylidene chloride, 1984.
=670  \\$aWikipedia, Nov. 2, 2011$b(1,1-Dichloroethene; commonly called 1,1-dichloroethylene or 1,1-DCE, is an organochloride with the molecular formula C b2 (BH b2 (BCl b2 (B; IUPAC name: 1,1-Dichloroethene; other names: 1,1-Dichloroethylene; 1,1-DCE; vinylidene chloride; vinylidene dichloride)
=670  \\$aDow Chemical Company Product safety assessment finder website, Nov. 2, 2011:$bVinylidene Chloride (Vinylidene Chloride. Names: Vinylidene chloride; VDC; 1,1-Dichloroethene; 1,1-Dichloroethylene; Dichloroethylene; VDC is used to make various kinds of chemical intermediates, agricultural chemicals, SARAN [trademark] polyvinylidene chloride (PVDC) resins and films, PVDC latex coatings, and photographic and X-ray films)
=750  \2$aDichloroethylenes$5IEN$0(DNLM)D004000

=LDR  00403cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362144902441
=005  20050203092338.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85037648 
=035  \\$aBZN7554NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aDibenamine
=450  \\$aDibenzylamine
=550  \\$wg$aAmines
=550  \\$wg$aSympatholytic agents
=750  \2$aDibenzylchlorethamine$0(DNLM)D003983$5IEN

=LDR  00362cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362145002441
=005  20120730162938.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85037642 
=035  \\$aBZN7548NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aDiazomethane
=550  \\$wg$aDiazoalkanes
=690  \\$ar:AMD:6/25/90
=750  \2$aDiazomethane$5IEN$0(DNLM)D003978

=LDR  00508cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362145102441
=005  20121211095842.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85037628 
=035  \\$aBZN7534NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQK569.D54$cAlgology
=150  \\$aDiatoms
=450  \\$aBacillariophyceae
=450  \\$aBacillariophyta
=450  \\$aDiatomales
=450  \\$aDiatomophyceae
=550  \\$wg$aAlgae
=550  \\$wg$aPhytoplankton
=750  \2$aDiatoms$5IEN$0(DNLM)D017377

=LDR  00614cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880362145202441
=005  20120730162937.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85037626 
=035  \\$aBZN7532NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aSB952.D43$cPesticide
=053  \0$aTN948.D5$cMetallurgy
=150  \\$aDiatomaceous earth
=450  \\$aDiatomite
=450  \\$aDinosaur dust
=450  \\$aFossil dust
=450  \\$aInfusorial earth
=450  \\$aKieselguhr
=550  \\$wg$aSedimentary rocks
=670  \\$aRose, T. Dinosaur dust, c1997.
=750  \2$aDiatomaceous Earth$5IEN$0(DNLM)D007692

=LDR  01437cz  a2200313n  4500
=001  9880362145302441
=005  20120730162937.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85037625 
=035  \\$aBZN7531NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aDisease susceptibility
=360  \\$isubdivision$aSusceptibility$iunder individual diseases and types of diseases, e.g.$aCancer--Susceptibility;$iand subdivision$aDiseases--Susceptibility$iunder individual organs and regions of the body, e.g.$aHeart--Diseases--Susceptibility
=360  \\$isubdivision$aSusceptibility$iunder individual diseases, e.g.$aCancer--Susceptibility;$iand subdivision$aDiseases--Susceptibility$iunder individual organs and regions of the body, e.g.$aHeart--Diseases--Susceptibility
=450  \\$wnne$aDiathesis
=450  \\$aDisease predisposition
=450  \\$aDisease proneness
=450  \\$aDiseases$xSusceptibility
=450  \\$aPredisposition to disease
=450  \\$aProneness to disease
=450  \\$aSusceptibility to disease
=550  \\$wg$aDiseases$xCauses and theories of causation
=550  \\$aConstitutional diseases
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Variations in susceptibility to inhaled pollutants.
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Disease susceptibility)
=670  \\$aNIH$b(Disease proneness-risk)
=670  \\$aDorland's med. dict.$b(susceptible)
=675  \\$aStedman's med. dict.
=750  \2$aDisease Susceptibility$5IEN$0(DNLM)D004198

=LDR  00393cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362145402441
=005  20120730162937.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85037624 
=035  \\$aBZN7530NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRM874
=150  \\$aDiathermy
=550  \\$wg$aElectrotherapeutics
=550  \\$wg$aThermotherapy
=750  \2$aDiathermy$5IEN$0(DNLM)D003972

=LDR  00534cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362145502441
=005  20120730162937.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85037621 
=035  \\$aBZN7527NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRJ496.D5$cPediatrics
=150  \\$aDiastematomyelia
=450  \\$aDiastomyelia
=450  \\$aDiplomyelia
=450  \\$aSpina bifida occulta$5IEN
=550  \\$wg$aSpinal cord$xAbnormalities
=550  \\$wg$aSpine$xAbnormalities
=750  \2$aSpina Bifida Occulta$5IEN$0(DNLM)D016136

=LDR  00542cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362145602441
=005  20120730162937.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85037608 
=035  \\$aBZN7514NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \\$aRJ456.D5
=150  \\$aDiarrhea in children
=550  \\$wg$aPediatric gastroenterology
=750  \2$81$wb$aDiarrhea$5IEN$0(DNLM)D003967
=750  \2$81$wb$aChild$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002648
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aDiarrhea$iand$aChild$5IEN

=LDR  00427cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362145702441
=005  20120730162937.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85037607 
=035  \\$aBZN7513NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aDiarrhea in animals
=550  \\$wg$aDiarrhea
=550  \\$wg$aVeterinary gastroenterology
=690  \\$ar:AMD:6/25/90
=750  \2$aDiarrhea$xveterinary$5IEN$0(DNLM)D003967Q000662

=LDR  00562cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362145802441
=005  20120730162937.0
=008  871218i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85037606 
=035  \\$a(OCoLC)02091349
=035  \\$aBZN7512NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRJ456.D5
=150  \\$aDiarrhea, Infantile
=450  \\$wnne$aCholera infantum
=450  \\$aDiarrhea in infants
=450  \\$aInfantile diarrhea
=550  \\$wg$aDiarrhea in children
=550  \\$wg$aInfants$xDiseases
=750  \2$aDiarrhea, Infantile$5IEN$0(DNLM)D003968

=LDR  00389cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362336302441
=005  20120730163355.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85072094 
=035  \\$aBZS2000NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aKetone body metabolism
=550  \\$wg$aMetabolism
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/9/90
=750  \2$aKetone Bodies$xmetabolism$5IEN$0(DNLM)D007657Q000378

=LDR  00421cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362336402441
=005  20190716134909.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85072093
=035  \\$aBZS1999LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=150  \\$aKetogenic diet
=550  \\$wg$aAcetonemia
=550  \\$wg$aDiet in disease
=550  \\$wg$aKetones
=550  \\$wg$aMetabolism
=750  \2$aDiet, Ketogenic$0(DNLM)D055423$5IEN

=LDR  00422cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362336502441
=005  20120730163355.0
=008  911219i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85072068 
=035  \\$aBZS1974NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN$dIEN
=053  \\$aTP692.4.K4
=150  \\$aKerosene
=450  \\$aCoal-oil
=450  \\$aKerosine$5IEN
=550  \\$wg$aPetroleum products
=750  \2$aKerosene$5IEN$0(DNLM)D007648

=LDR  00457cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362336602441
=005  20120730163355.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85072064 
=035  \\$aBZS1970NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aKernicterus
=450  \\$aBilirubin encephalopathy
=450  \\$aNuclear jaundice
=550  \\$wg$aCentral nervous system$xDiseases
=550  \\$wg$aJaundice
=750  \2$aKernicterus$5IEN$0(DNLM)D007647

=LDR  00432cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362336702441
=005  20120730163355.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85072042 
=035  \\$aBZS1948NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRE336
=150  \\$aKeratotomy, Radial
=450  \\$aRadial keratotomy
=550  \\$wg$aCornea$xSurgery
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/9/90
=750  \2$aKeratotomy, Radial$5IEN$0(DNLM)D007646

=LDR  00768cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362336802441
=005  20090309161939.0
=008  050929i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85072041 
=035  \\$aBZS1947NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aKeratosis follicularis
=450  \\$aDarier disease
=450  \\$aDarier's disease
=450  \\$aDyskeratosis follicularis, Hereditary
=450  \\$aHereditary dyskeratosis follicularis
=550  \\$wg$aKeratosis
=670  \\$aMeSH browser, Sept. 29, 2005$b(Keratosis Follicularis: a slowly progressive autosomal dominant disorder of keratinization characterized by pinkish-to-tan papules that coalesce to form plaques. Entry terms: Darier's Disease, Darier Disease)
=750  \2$aDarier Disease$0(DNLM)D007644$5IEN

=LDR  00355cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362336902441
=005  20090613131700.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85072040 
=035  \\$aBZS1946NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRL435
=150  \\$aKeratosis
=550  \\$wg$aSkin$xDiseases
=750  \2$aKeratosis$0(DNLM)D007642$5IEN

=LDR  00410cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362337002441
=005  20120730163355.0
=008  920204i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85072038 
=035  \\$aBZS1944NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aKeratoconjunctivitis sicca
=550  \\$wg$aDry eye syndromes
=550  \\$wg$aKeratoconjunctivitis
=750  \2$aKeratoconjunctivitis Sicca$5IEN$0(DNLM)D007638

=LDR  00379cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362337102441
=005  20120730163355.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85072037 
=035  \\$aBZS1943NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aKeratoconjunctivitis
=550  \\$wg$aConjunctivitis
=550  \\$wg$aKeratitis
=750  \2$aKeratoconjunctivitis$5IEN$0(DNLM)D007637

=LDR  00361cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362337202441
=005  20120730163355.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85072036 
=035  \\$aBZS1942NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aKeratoacanthoma
=550  \\$wg$aTumors
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/9/90
=750  \2$aKeratoacanthoma$5IEN$0(DNLM)D007636

=LDR  00426cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362337302441
=005  20120730163355.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85072035 
=035  \\$aBZS1941NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aRE338
=150  \\$aKeratitis
=450  \\$aCornea$xInflammation
=550  \\$wg$aCornea$xDiseases
=550  \\$wg$aEye$xInflammation
=750  \2$aKeratitis$5IEN$0(DNLM)D007634

=LDR  00327cz  a2200133n  4500
=001  9880362337402441
=005  20070522083116.0
=008  860211|n\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85072034 
=035  \\$aBZS1940NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aKeratinocytes
=550  \\$wg$aCells
=750  \2$aKeratinocytes$0(DNLM)D015603$5IEN

=LDR  00341cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362337502441
=005  20070423085345.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85072032 
=035  \\$aBZS1938NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQL942
=150  \\$aKeratin
=450  \\$aNeurokeratin
=750  \2$aKeratin$0(DNLM)D007633$5IEN

=LDR  00701cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362337602441
=005  20120730163355.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85071892 
=035  \\$aBZS1798LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aSH391.K44$cFisheries
=150  \\$aKelps
=450  \\$wnne$aKelp
=550  \\$wg$aBrown algae
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Daegling, M. Monster seaweeds, c1986$b(kelps)
=670  \\$aMcGraw-Hill dict. sci. tech.:$bp. 868 (kelp, common name for brown seaweed belonging to the Laminariales and Fucales)
=670  \\$aWeb. 3:$bp. 1236 (kelp, any of various large brown seaweeds of the order Laminariales and Fucales)
=750  \2$aKelp$5IEN$0(DNLM)D044423

=LDR  00427cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362337702441
=005  20120301111459.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85071686 
=035  \\$aBZS1592NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aKaryotypes
=550  \\$aChromosome abnormalities
=550  \\$wg$aChromosomes
=550  \\$wg$aCytotaxonomy
=550  \\$wg$aGenetics
=750  \2$aKaryotype$0(DNLM)D059785$5IEN

=LDR  00451cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362337802441
=005  20120730163355.0
=008  020822i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85071685 
=035  \\$aBZS1591NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aKaryometry
=450  \\$aCell nuclei$xMeasurement
=550  \\$wg$aCytology$xTechnique
=550  \\$wg$aHistology$xTechnique
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Karyometry)
=750  \2$aKaryometry$5IEN$0(DNLM)D007620

=LDR  00511cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362337902441
=005  20050426135838.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85071684 
=035  \\$aBZS1590NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \\$aQH605
=150  \\$aKaryokinesis
=450  \\$aCaryocinesis
=450  \\$aNuclear division (Cytology)
=550  \\$wg$aBiology
=550  \\$wg$aCell division
=550  \\$aChromosomes
=550  \\$aMeiosis
=750  \2$aCell Nucleus Division$0(DNLM)D048750$5IEN

=LDR  00386cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362338002441
=005  20120730163354.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85071681 
=035  \\$aBZS1587LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQK495.R45$cBotany
=150  \\$aKarwinskia
=450  \\$aCoyotillo
=550  \\$wg$aRhamnaceae
=750  \2$aKarwinskia$5IEN$0(DNLM)D031956

=LDR  00601cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362338102441
=005  20120730163354.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85071562 
=035  \\$aBZS1468NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aKaposi's sarcoma
=450  \\$aIdiopathic hemorrhagic sarcoma
=450  \\$aKaposi sarcoma
=450  \\$aKS (Kaposi's sarcoma)
=450  \\$aMultiple hemorrhagic sarcoma
=450  \\$aSarcoma, Kaposi's$5IEN
=550  \\$wg$aSarcoma
=670  \\$aInter. dict. med. biol.$b(Sarcoma: Kaposi sarcoma)
=750  \2$aSarcoma, Kaposi$5IEN$0(DNLM)D012514

=LDR  00383cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362338202441
=005  20120730163354.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85071543 
=035  \\$aBZS1449NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQE391.K2
=150  \\$aKaolinite
=550  \\$wg$aClay minerals
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/9/90
=750  \2$aKaolin$5IEN$0(DNLM)D007616

=LDR  00526cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362338302441
=005  20120730163354.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85071542 
=035  \\$aBZS1448NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQE391.K$cMineralogy
=053  \\$aTN941$bTN943$cMineral resources
=053  \\$aTP811$cPottery
=150  \\$aKaolin
=450  \\$aChina-clay
=550  \\$wg$aAluminum silicates
=550  \\$wg$aClay
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/9/90
=750  \2$aKaolin$5IEN$0(DNLM)D007616

=LDR  00816cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880362338402441
=005  20061101082714.0
=008  991105i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85071465 
=035  \\$aBZS1371NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dWaU$dDLC
=053  \0$aQL737.M35$cZoology
=053  \0$aSF408.6.K35$cZoo animals
=150  \\$aKangaroos
=450  \\$aRoos
=550  \\$wg$aMacropodidae
=670  \\$aWeb. 3$b(roo: kangaroo)
=670  \\$aRandom House$b('roo, pl. 'roos. kangaroo)
=670  \\$aCorbet world list mammal. sp.:$bp. 20 (Family Macropodidae. Kangaroos, wallabies)
=670  \\$aWalker mamm. world:$bv. 1, p. 85 (Family Macropodidae. Wallabies and Kangaroos)
=670  \\$aITIS, Oct. 11, 1999$b(Macropodidae: Common names: kangaroos, wallabies)
=750  \2$aMacropodidae$0(DNLM)D007614$5IEN

=LDR  00591cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362338502441
=005  20120730163354.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85071464 
=035  \\$aBZS1370NU
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh 85071464
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQL737.R66$cZoology
=150  \\$aKangaroo rats
=450  \\$aDipodomyinae
=450  \\$aDipodomys
=550  \\$wg$aHeteromyidae
=670  \\$aWalker's mammals of the world, 1999:$bv. 2, p. 1325 (Rodentia; Heteromyidae; Genus Dipodomys, Kangaroo rats.  22 species)
=750  \2$aDipodomys$5IEN$0(DNLM)D004173

=LDR  00460cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362338602441
=005  20120730163354.0
=008  860211||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85071358 
=035  \\$aBZS1264NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aKallikrein
=450  \\$aPadutin
=450  \\$aVascormone
=550  \\$wg$aPancreas$xSecretions
=550  \\$wg$aSerine proteinases
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/9/90
=750  \2$aKallikreins$5IEN$0(DNLM)D007610

=LDR  00732cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880362338702441
=005  20120730163353.0
=008  930928i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85071321 
=035  \\$aBZS1227NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRC152
=150  \\$aKala-azar
=450  \\$aAssam fever
=450  \\$aDumdum fever
=450  \\$aVisceral leishmaniasis
=550  \\$wg$aLeishmaniasis
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Leishmaniasis, Visceral x Kala-azar)
=670  \\$aRandom House$b(Kala-azar. Also called Dumdum fever, visceral leishmaniasis)
=670  \\$aInter. dict. med. biol.$b(Kala-azar. Also called visceral leishmaniasis, Assam fever, Dumdum fever)
=750  \2$aLeishmaniasis, Visceral$5IEN$0(DNLM)D007898

=LDR  00510cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362338802441
=005  20120730163353.0
=008  930701i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85071296 
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQP563.K33
=150  \\$aKainic acid
=450  \\$aDigenic acid
=550  \\$wg$aAmino acids
=550  \\$wg$aAnthelmintics
=550  \\$wg$aNeurotoxic agents
=550  \\$wg$aPyrrolidine
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Kainic Acid x Digenic Acid)
=750  \2$aKainic Acid$5IEN$0(DNLM)D007608

=LDR  00581cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880362338902441
=005  20120730163342.0
=008  920615||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85067842 
=035  \\$aBZR7748NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQC702$bQC702.7$cPhysics
=053  \\$aQD561$bQD562$cElectrochemistry
=150  \\$aIons
=550  \\$wg$aIntermediates (Chemistry)
=550  \\$wg$aMatter$xProperties
=550  \\$wg$aPhysics
=550  \\$wg$aSolution (Chemistry)
=550  \\$aElectrolysis
=550  \\$aElectrons
=750  \2$aIons$5IEN$0(DNLM)D007477

=LDR  00535cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362339002441
=005  20120730163342.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85067832 
=035  \\$aBZR7738NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQP801.I55
=150  \\$aIonophores
=450  \\$aIon carriers
=550  \\$wg$aBiological transport
=550  \\$wg$aCations$xMetabolism
=550  \\$wg$aCells$xPermeability
=550  \\$wg$aOrganic compounds
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/9/90
=750  \2$aIonophores$5IEN$0(DNLM)D007476

=LDR  00317cz  a2200133n  4500
=001  9880362339102441
=005  20120730163342.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|n\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85067831 
=035  \\$aBZR7737LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \\$aQD305.A6
=150  \\$aIonones
=750  \2$aNorisoprenoids$5IEN$0(DNLM)D045792

=LDR  00558cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362339202441
=005  20120730163342.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85067828 
=035  \\$aBZR7734NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aIonizing radiation$xDose-response relationship
=450  \\$aDose-effect relationship (Radiology)
=450  \\$aDose-response relationship (Radiology)
=450  \\$aIonizing radiation$xDose-effect relationship
=690  \\$ar:AMD:6/26/90
=750  \2$aDose-Response Relationship, Radiation$5IEN$0(DNLM)D004307

=LDR  00568cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362339302441
=005  20120730163342.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85067827 
=035  \\$aBZR7733NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQC794.95$bQC795.55$cPhysics
=053  \\$aQH652$cBiology
=053  \\$aQP82.2.I53$cPhysiology
=053  \\$aRA1231.R2$cToxicology
=150  \\$aIonizing radiation
=450  \\$aRadiation, Ionizing
=550  \\$wg$aRadiation
=550  \\$wg$aRadioactivity
=750  \2$aRadiation, Ionizing$5IEN$0(DNLM)D011839

=LDR  00482cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362339402441
=005  20121014164623.0
=008  860211||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85067805 
=035  \\$aBZR7711NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aIon pumps
=450  \\$aGetter-ion pumps
=450  \\$aPenning pumps
=450  \\$aPumps, Ion
=450  \\$aSputter-ion pumps
=550  \\$wg$aGetters
=550  \\$wg$aVacuum pumps
=750  \2$aIon Pumps$5IEN$0(DNLM)D016623

=LDR  00621cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880362339502441
=005  20120730163342.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85067803 
=035  \\$aBZR7709NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aIon-permeable membranes
=450  \\$aIon exchange membranes
=450  \\$aPermeable membranes (Electrodialysis)
=450  \\$aPermselective membranes
=550  \\$wg$aIon exchange
=550  \\$wg$aMembranes (Technology)
=550  \\$aElectrodes, Ion selective
=550  \\$aElectrodialysis
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/9/90
=750  \2$aIon Channels$5IEN$0(DNLM)D007473

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=001  9880362339602441
=005  20120730163342.0
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=010  \\$ash 85067798 
=035  \\$aBZR7704NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aIon exchange resins
=550  \\$wg$aGums and resins
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/9/90
=750  \2$aIon Exchange Resins$5IEN$0(DNLM)D007475

=LDR  00558cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362339702441
=005  20120730163342.0
=008  860211||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85067797 
=035  \\$aBZR7703NU
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=053  \\$aQP519.9.I54$cBiochemistry
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=550  \\$wg$aChromatographic analysis
=690  \\$ar:AMD:6/21/90
=750  \2$aChromatography, Ion Exchange$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002852

=LDR  00525cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362339802441
=005  20120730163342.0
=008  871218||\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85067796 
=035  \\$a(OCoLC)02120014
=035  \\$aBZR7702NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
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=450  \\$aExchange adsorption
=550  \\$wg$aExchange reactions
=750  \2$aIon Exchange$5IEN$0(DNLM)D007474

=LDR  00489cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362339902441
=005  20120730163341.0
=008  931213||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85067794 
=035  \\$aBZR7700NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQH603.I54
=150  \\$aIon channels
=450  \\$aChannels, Ion
=550  \\$wg$aBiological transport, Active
=550  \\$wg$aIon-permeable membranes
=550  \\$wg$aMembrane proteins
=750  \2$aIon Channels$5IEN$0(DNLM)D007473

=LDR  00883cz  a2200265n  4500
=001  9880362340002441
=005  20121226153243.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85067783 
=035  \\$aBZR7689NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dWaU
=150  \\$aIodochlorhydroxyquin
=450  \\$aChinoform
=450  \\$aChloroiodoquin
=450  \\$aChloroiodoquine
=450  \\$aChlorojodochin
=450  \\$aClioquinol
=450  \\$aEnteroquinol
=450  \\$aIodochlorohydroxyquinoline
=450  \\$wnne$aVioform
=550  \\$wg$aAntiparasitic agents
=550  \\$wg$aHydroxyquinoline
=550  \\$wg$aOrganoiodine compounds
=670  \\$aPubChem, viewed Nov. 13, 2012$b(Clioquinol; also known as Iodochlorhydroxyquin, Chloroiodoquine, Chinoform, Vioforo, Iodochlorohydroxyquinoline, Chloroidoquin, Chlorojodochin, Enteroquinol)
=750  \2$aClioquinol$5IEN$0(DNLM)D007464

=LDR  00858cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362340102441
=005  20121226153241.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85067782 
=035  \\$aBZR7688NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dWaU
=150  \\$aIodobenzene
=450  \\$aPhenyl iodide
=550  \\$wg$aBenzene
=550  \\$wg$aIodides
=550  \\$wg$aOrganoiodine compounds
=670  \\$aWikipedia, Aug. 20, 2012$b(Iodobenzene is an organic compound consisting of a benzene ring substituted with one iodine atom. It is useful as a synthetic intermediate in organic chemistry. Other name: Phenyl iodide)
=670  \\$aMerriam-Webster online dict., Aug. 20, 2012$b(iodobenzene : a colorless liquid C b6 (BH b5 (BI made usu. from benzene by reaction with iodine and nitric acid; called also phenyl iodide)
=750  \2$aIodobenzenes$5IEN$0(DNLM)D007462

=LDR  01444cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362340202441
=005  20121226153241.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85067777 
=035  \\$aBZR7683NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dWaU
=053  \0$aQD181.I1$cGeneral and inorganic chemistry
=053  \0$aQD412.I1$cOrganometallic chemistry
=053  \0$aSB952.I6$cPesticides
=053  \0$aTP245.I6$cChemical technology
=150  \\$aIodine compounds
=550  \\$wg$aHalogen compounds
=670  \\$aWikipedia, Aug. 20, 2012$b(under Iodine: Inorganic iodine compounds: Iodine forms compounds with all the elements except for the noble gases. Organic compounds: Many organoiodine compounds exist; the simplest is iodomethane, approved as a soil fumigant. Iodinated organic compounds are used as synthetic reagents.)
=670  \\$aIUPAC nomenclature of organic chemistry, via WWW, Oct. 26, 2012:$bR-5.3.1 Halogen compounds (Halogen compounds may be named systematically according to two systems. Some trivial names are retained (see R-9.1, Table 32). Substitutive names are formed by adding the prefixes "fluoro-", "chloro-", "bromo-", or "iodo-" to the name of the parent compound. Functional class names are formed by naming the organic "groups" followed by the class name "fluoride", "chloride", "bromide", or "iodide", preceded, if necessary, by a numerical prefix, as a separate word.)
=750  \2$aIodine Compounds$5IEN$0(DNLM)D017613

=LDR  00462cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362340302441
=005  20120730163341.0
=008  920204i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85067771 
=035  \\$aBZR7677NU
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh 85067771
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQD181.I1
=150  \\$aIodine$xIsotopes
=450  \\$aRadioactive iodine
=450  \\$aRadioiodine
=550  \\$aRadioiodination
=750  \2$aIodine Isotopes$5IEN-M$0(DNLM)D007456

=LDR  00398cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362340402441
=005  20120730163341.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85067769 
=035  \\$aBZR7675NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQD181.I1$cChemistry
=053  \0$aTP245.I6$cChemical technology
=150  \\$aIodine
=550  \\$wg$aHalogens
=750  \2$aIodine$5IEN$0(DNLM)D007455

=LDR  00759cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362340502441
=005  20130515140156.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85067768 
=035  \\$aBZR7674NU
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC$dDLC$dWaU$dDLC
=053  \0$aQD181.I1
=150  \\$aIodides
=550  \\$wg$aHalides
=550  \\$wg$aIodine compounds
=670  \\$aWikipedia, Aug. 20, 2012$b(Iodide. An iodide ion is the ion I p- (B. Compounds with iodine in formal oxidation state -1 are called iodides)
=670  \\$aDictionary.com, Aug. 20, 2012$b(iodide 1. a salt of hydriotic acid consisting of two elements, one of which is iodine, as sodium iodide, NaI. 2. a compound containing iodine, as methyl iodide.)
=750  \2$aIodides$5IEN$0(DNLM)D007454

=LDR  00360cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362340602441
=005  20120730163341.0
=008  860211||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85067767 
=035  \\$aBZR7673NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aIodates
=550  \\$wg$aIodine compounds
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/9/90
=750  \2$aIodates$5IEN$0(DNLM)D007452

=LDR  00741cz  a2200253n  4500
=001  9880362340702441
=005  20120730163340.0
=008  040427i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85067715 
=035  \\$aBZR7621NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aHG4501$bHG5993
=150  \\$aInvestments
=450  \\$aInvesting
=450  \\$aInvestment management
=450  \\$aPortfolio
=550  \\$wg$aFinance
=550  \\$aDisinvestment
=550  \\$aLoans
=550  \\$aSaving and investment
=550  \\$aSpeculation
=670  \\$aLC database, Apr. 27, 2004$b(Investment management)
=670  \\$aAIMR WWW site, Apr. 27, 2004$bhome page (Association for Investment Management and Research)
=750  \2$aInvestments$5IEN$0(DNLM)D007449

=LDR  00825cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362340802441
=005  20120730163340.0
=008  030822i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85067691 
=035  \\$aBZR7597NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQL360$bQL599.82$cZoology
=150  \\$aInvertebrates
=450  \\$aInvertebrata
=550  \\$wg$aAnimals
=670  \\$aHenderson's dict. of biol. terms, 1979$b(Invertebrata, invertebrates: a general term for all animal groups except the vertebrates, i.e. all animals without a backbone)
=670  \\$aBritannica micro.$b(invertebrate: any animal that lacks a vertebral column.  The taxonomic term Invertebrata, formerly used in contrast to Vertebrata (still a valid subphylum name), has no validity in modern classifications.)
=750  \2$aInvertebrates$5IEN$0(DNLM)D007448

=LDR  00431cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362340902441
=005  20120730163340.0
=008  860211||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85067689 
=035  \\$aBZR7595NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aQD321$cOrganic chemistry
=053  \\$aQP601$cPhysiological chemistry
=150  \\$aInvertase
=450  \\$aFructofuranosidase
=750  \2$abeta-Fructofuranosidase$5IEN$0(DNLM)D043324

=LDR  00386cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362341002441
=005  20130312084309.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85067676 
=035  \\$aBZR7582NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aT39$bT40$cBiography
=150  \\$aInventors
=550  \\$wg$aInventions
=550  \\$aEngineers
=750  \2$aInventors$0(DNLM)D062068$5IEN

=LDR  00799cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362341102441
=005  20130312084154.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85067667 
=035  \\$aBZR7573NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aT15$bT35$cHistory
=053  \\$aT201$bT339$cPatents
=150  \\$aInventions
=550  \\$wg$aCreative ability in technology
=550  \\$aResearch, Industrial
=680  \\$iHere are entered works on original devices or processes. Works on fundamental technological improvements or changes in materials, production methods, processes, organization, or management which increase efficiency and production are entered under$aTechnological innovations.
=681  \\$iNote under$aTechnological innovations
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=LDR  00339cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362341202441
=005  20120730163340.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|n\ana\|||\\
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=035  \\$aBZR7566NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQD321
=150  \\$aInulin
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/9/90
=750  \2$aInulin$5IEN$0(DNLM)D007444

=LDR  00544cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362341302441
=005  20120730163340.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85067658 
=035  \\$aBZR7564NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
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=550  \\$wg$aIntestines$xIntussusception
=750  \2$81$wb$aIntussusception$5IEN$0(DNLM)D007443
=750  \2$81$wb$aChild$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002648
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=LDR  00503cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362341402441
=005  20120730163340.0
=008  860211||\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
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=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
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=053  \0$aBJ1472$cEthics
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=450  \\$wnne$aIntuition (Psychology)
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=550  \\$wg$aCognition
=550  \\$aInsight
=750  \2$aIntuition$5IEN$0(DNLM)D019545

=LDR  00487cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362341502441
=005  20201202175126.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
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=035  \\$aBZR7555NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aBF175$5IEN
=053  \0$aBF698.35.I59
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=550  \\$wg$aPersonality
=550  \\$aExtraversion
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=LDR  00601cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362341602441
=005  20120730163340.0
=008  860211||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85067641 
=035  \\$aBZR7547NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aQP552.G35
=150  \\$aIntrinsic factor (Physiology)
=450  \\$aCastle's factor
=450  \\$aGastric intrinsic factor of Castle
=550  \\$wg$aMucoproteins
=670  \\$aInter. dict. med. biol.:$bunder factor, intrinsic factor (Also called gastric intrinsic factor of Castle, Castle's factor)
=750  \2$aIntrinsic Factor$5IEN$0(DNLM)D007437

=LDR  00618cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880362341702441
=005  20120730163340.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85067634 
=035  \\$aBZR7540NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRM170$bRM178
=150  \\$aIntravenous therapy
=450  \\$aInfusions, Intravenous
=450  \\$aIntravenous infusions
=450  \\$aIntravenous medication
=450  \\$aIV therapy
=550  \\$wg$aParenteral therapy
=670  \\$aVallerand, A.H. ... IV medication, 1990.
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/6/90
=750  \2$aInfusions, Intravenous$5IEN$0(DNLM)D007262

=LDR  00611cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880362341802441
=005  20120730163340.0
=008  920330i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85067632 
=035  \\$aBZR7538NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRC683.5.I5
=150  \\$aIntravenous catheterization
=450  \\$aAccess, Vascular
=450  \\$aAngioaccess
=450  \\$aVascular access
=450  \\$aVeins$xCatheterization
=450  \\$aVenous catheterization
=550  \\$wg$aCatheterization
=550  \\$wg$aIntravenous therapy
=750  \2$aCatheterization, Central Venous$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002405

=LDR  00450cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362341902441
=005  20120730163340.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85067630 
=035  \\$aBZR7536NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRD85.I6
=150  \\$aIntravenous anesthesia
=450  \\$aAnesthesia, Intravenous
=450  \\$aIV anesthesia
=550  \\$wg$aAnesthesia
=750  \2$aAnesthesia, Intravenous$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000771

=LDR  00530cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362342002441
=005  20120730163340.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85067628 
=035  \\$aBZR7534NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRG137.3
=150  \\$aIntrauterine contraceptives, Medicated
=450  \\$aMedicated intrauterine contraceptives
=550  \\$wg$aContraceptive drugs
=550  \\$wg$aDrugs$xDosage forms
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/9/90
=750  \2$aIntrauterine Devices, Medicated$5IEN$0(DNLM)D007436

=LDR  00953cz  a2200253n  4500
=001  9880362342102441
=005  20120730163339.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85067626 
=035  \\$aBZR7532NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aRG137.3$bRG137.35
=150  \\$aIntrauterine contraceptives
=450  \\$aIntrauterine contraceptive devices
=450  \\$aIntrauterine devices
=450  \\$aIUCDs (Contraceptives)
=450  \\$aIUD (Contraceptive)
=450  \\$aIUDs (Contraceptives)
=550  \\$wg$aContraceptives
=670  \\$aLC data base, 2/27/92$b(intrauterine devices, intrauterine contraceptive devices, IUDs, IUCD)$5IEN
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Intrauterine devices)
=670  \\$aIntl. dict. med. biol.$b(Contraceptives, intrauterine contraceptives)
=670  \\$aLC database, Feb. 27, 1992$b(intrauterine devices, intrauterine contraceptive devices, IUDs, IUCD)
=750  \2$aIntrauterine Devices$5IEN$0(DNLM)D007434

=LDR  00469cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362342202441
=005  20160406175631.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85067625
=035  \\$aBZR7531NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRD85.I
=150  \\$aIntratracheal anesthesia
=450  \\$aAnesthesia, Endotracheal
=450  \\$aAnesthesia, Intratracheal
=450  \\$aEndotracheal anesthesia
=750  \2$aAnesthesia, Endotracheal$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000770

=LDR  00478cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362342302441
=005  20120730163339.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85067624 
=035  \\$aBZR7530NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aIntraocular pressure
=450  \\$aOcular tension
=450  \\$aPressure, Intraocular
=550  \\$wg$aBody fluids$xPressure
=550  \\$wg$aEye
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/9/90
=750  \2$aIntraocular Pressure$5IEN$0(DNLM)D007429

=LDR  00632cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880362342402441
=005  20080328090825.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85067622 
=035  \\$aBZR7528NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRE988
=150  \\$aIntraocular lenses
=450  \\$aCrystalline lens prosthesis
=450  \\$aImplant lenses
=450  \\$aIntraocular implant lenses
=450  \\$aLens implantation
=450  \\$aLenses, Intraocular$5IEN
=550  \\$wg$aAphakia
=550  \\$wg$aImplants, Artificial
=550  \\$wg$aOphthalmic lenses
=750  \2$aLenses, Intraocular$0(DNLM)D007910$5IEN

=LDR  00688cz  a2200241n  4500
=001  9880362342502441
=005  20120730163339.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85067621 
=035  \\$aBZR7527NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRM160
=150  \\$aIntranasal medication
=450  \\$aAdministration, Intranasal$5IEN
=450  \\$aDrugs, Intranasal
=450  \\$aIntranasal drugs
=450  \\$aMedication, Intranasal
=450  \\$aNasal medication
=450  \\$aPernasal medication
=450  \\$aTransnasal medication
=550  \\$wg$aDrugs$xAdministration
=550  \\$aRespiratory therapy
=750  \2$aAdministration, Intranasal$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000281

=LDR  00738cz  a2200241n  4500
=001  9880362342602441
=005  20120730163339.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85067619 
=035  \\$aBZR7525NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRD103.I53
=150  \\$aIntramedullary fracture fixation
=450  \\$aFracture fixation, Intramedullary
=450  \\$aIntramedullary nailing
=450  \\$aIntramedullary osteosynthesis
=450  \\$aMedullary nailing
=450  \\$aNailing, Intramedullary
=450  \\$aNailing, Medullary
=450  \\$aOsteosynthesis, Intramedullary
=550  \\$wg$aInternal fixation in fractures
=690  \\$ar:AMD:6/29/90
=750  \2$aFracture Fixation, Intramedullary$5IEN$0(DNLM)D005594

=LDR  00722cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362342702441
=005  20120730163339.0
=008  940404i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85067618 
=035  \\$aBZR7524NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aIntractable pain
=550  \\$wg$aPain
=670  \\$aGybels, J. Neurosurgical treatment of persistent pain : physiological and pathological mechanisms of human pain, c1989.
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Pain, Intractable)
=680  \\$iHere are entered works on pain that is difficult to control. Works on pain that persists over a long period of time are entered under$aChronic pain.
=681  \\$iNote under$aChronic pain
=750  \2$aPain, Intractable$5IEN$0(DNLM)D010148

=LDR  00440cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362342802441
=005  20120730163339.0
=008  860211||\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85067615 
=035  \\$aBZR7521NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aIntracranial pressure
=450  \\$aPressure, Intracranial
=550  \\$wg$aBrain$xDiseases
=550  \\$wg$aCerebrospinal fluid pressure
=750  \2$aIntracranial Pressure$5IEN$0(DNLM)D007427

=LDR  00603cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362342902441
=005  20120730163339.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85067614 
=035  \\$aBZR7520NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aIntracranial hypertension
=450  \\$aBenign intracranial hypertension
=450  \\$aHypertension, Intracranial
=450  \\$aOtitic hydrocephalus
=450  \\$aPseudotumor cerebri
=450  \\$aSerous meningitis
=550  \\$wg$aHypertension
=550  \\$wg$aIntracranial pressure
=750  \2$aIntracranial Hypertension$5IEN$0(DNLM)D019586

=LDR  00453cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362343002441
=005  20120730163339.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85067613 
=035  \\$aBZR7519NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRC693
=150  \\$aIntracranial aneurysms
=450  \\$aCerebral aneurysms
=550  \\$wg$aAneurysms
=550  \\$wg$aCerebrovascular disease
=750  \2$aIntracranial Aneurysm$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002532

=LDR  00857cz  a2200265n  4500
=001  9880362343102441
=005  20120730163339.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85067607 
=035  \\$aBZR7513NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRD598
=150  \\$aIntra-aortic balloon counterpulsation
=450  \\$aAortic balloon counterpulsation
=450  \\$aAortic balloon pumping
=450  \\$aBalloon counterpulsation, Intra-aortic
=450  \\$aBalloon pumping, Intra-aortic
=450  \\$aCounterpulsation, Intra-aortic balloon
=450  \\$aIntra-aortic balloon pumping
=450  \\$aPumping, Intra-aortic balloon
=550  \\$wg$aArterial catheterization
=550  \\$wg$aBlood$xCirculation, Artificial
=550  \\$wg$aHeart, Mechanical
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/9/90
=750  \2$aIntra-Aortic Balloon Pumping$5IEN$0(DNLM)D007423

=LDR  00402cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362343202441
=005  20120730163339.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85067601 
=035  \\$aBZR7507NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRC312.5.T7
=150  \\$aIntestines$xTuberculosis
=550  \\$wg$aIntestines$xDiseases
=750  \2$aTuberculosis, Gastrointestinal$5IEN$0(DNLM)D014385

=LDR  00361cz  a2200133n  4500
=001  9880362343302441
=005  20150415173026.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85067599 
=035  \\$aBZR7505NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aIntestines$xSecretions
=450  \\$aIntestinal secretion
=750  \2$aIntestinal Secretions$5IEN$0(DNLM)D007419

=LDR  00616cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880362343402441
=005  20120730163339.0
=008  930701i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85067596 
=035  \\$aBZR7502NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRC862.O2
=150  \\$aIntestines$xObstructions
=450  \\$aBowel obstructions
=450  \\$aIleus
=450  \\$aIntestinal obstruction
=450  \\$aIntestinal obstructions
=450  \\$aObstructions, Intestinal
=550  \\$wg$aIntestines$xDiseases
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Intestinal obstruction)
=750  \2$aIntestinal Obstruction$5IEN$0(DNLM)D007415

=LDR  00473cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362343502441
=005  20120730163338.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85067594 
=035  \\$aBZR7500NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aIntestines$xIntussusception
=450  \\$aIntestines$xIndigitation
=450  \\$aIntestines$xInvagination
=450  \\$aIntussusception, Intestinal
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/9/90
=750  \2$aIntussusception$5IEN$0(DNLM)D007443

=LDR  00614cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9882487597002441
=005  20241022101702.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85067586
=035  \\$a(DLC) sh 85067586
=035  \\$a(LIBRARY_OF_CONGRESS)98169630210000041
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aRC860$bRC862
=150  \0$aIntestines$xDiseases
=450  \0$aBowel diseases
=450  \0$aEnteropathy
=450  \0$aIntestinal diseases
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Intestinal diseases)
=750  \2$iNarrower mapping$aIntestinal Failure$0(DNLM)D000090124$4NM$5IEN-M
=930  \\$aMeSH Mapping GN 2024/10/08

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=001  9880362343702441
=005  20120730163338.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|n\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85067585 
=035  \\$aBZR7491NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aIntestines$xCancer
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/9/90
=750  \2$aIntestinal Neoplasms$5IEN$0(DNLM)D007414

=LDR  00553cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362343802441
=005  20120730163338.0
=008  860211||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85067581 
=035  \\$aBZR7487NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQL863$cComparative anatomy
=053  \\$aQM345$cHuman anatomy
=053  \\$aQP156$cPhysiology
=150  \\$aIntestines
=550  \\$wg$aAbdomen
=550  \\$wg$aGastrointestinal system
=681  \\$iExample under$aViscera
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/9/90
=750  \2$aIntestines$5IEN$0(DNLM)D007422

=LDR  00404cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362343902441
=005  20120730163338.0
=008  860211||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85067575 
=035  \\$aBZR7481NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aIntestine, Small
=450  \\$aSmall intestine
=550  \\$wg$aIntestines
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/9/90
=750  \2$aIntestine, Small$5IEN$0(DNLM)D007421

=LDR  00464cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362344002441
=005  20120730163338.0
=008  871218||\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85067571 
=035  \\$a(OCoLC)02118451
=035  \\$aBZR7477NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aIntestine, Large
=450  \\$aBowel, Large
=450  \\$aLarge bowel
=450  \\$aLarge intestine
=550  \\$wg$aIntestines
=750  \2$aIntestine, Large$5IEN$0(DNLM)D007420

=LDR  00446cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362344102441
=005  20120730163338.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85067570 
=035  \\$aBZR7476NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aIntestinal polyps
=550  \\$wg$aIntestines$xTumors
=550  \\$wg$aPolyps (Pathology)
=750  \2$aColonic Polyps$5IEN-M$0(DNLM)D003111
=750  \2$aIntestinal Polyps$5IEN-M$0(DNLM)D007417

=LDR  00509cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362344202441
=005  20150406103623.0
=008  860211||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85067569 
=035  \\$aBZR7475NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQP165
=150  \\$aIntestinal absorption
=450  \\$aAbsorption, Intestinal
=550  \\$wg$aAbsorption (Physiology)
=550  \\$aEnterohepatic circulation
=550  \\$aMalabsorption syndromes
=750  \2$aIntestinal Absorption$5IEN$0(DNLM)D007408

=LDR  00509cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362344302441
=005  20080225135520.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85067568 
=035  \\$aBZR7474NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aInterviews
=360  \\$isubdivision$aInterviews$iunder names of individual persons and corporate bodies and under classes of persons and ethnic groups
=550  \\$wg$aConversation
=550  \\$aInterviewing
=750  \2$aInterviews as Topic$0(DNLM)D007407$5IEN

=LDR  00386cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362344402441
=005  20120730163338.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85067561 
=035  \\$aBZR7467NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aRC480.7
=150  \\$aInterviewing in mental health
=550  \\$wg$aMental health
=750  \2$aInterview, Psychological$5IEN$0(DNLM)D007406

=LDR  00623cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880362344502441
=005  20080506153142.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85067550 
=035  \\$aBZR7456NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aBF637.I5$cApplied psychology
=053  \\$aHV43$cCharities$5IEN
=053  \\$aBF761$bBF768$cEvidence$5IEN
=150  \\$aInterviewing
=450  \\$aSocial psychotechnics$5IEN
=550  \\$wg$aQuestioning
=550  \\$aCounseling
=550  \\$aFocus groups
=550  \\$aInterviews
=550  \\$aSocial case work
=750  \2$aInterviews as Topic$0(DNLM)D007407$5IEN

=LDR  00487cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362344602441
=005  20111229094824.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85067549 
=035  \\$aBZR7455NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRD771.I6
=150  \\$aIntervertebral disk displacement
=450  \\$aSlipped disk
=550  \\$wg$aIntervertebral disk$xDiseases
=550  \\$aIntervertebral disk$xHernia
=750  \2$aIntervertebral Disc Displacement$0(DNLM)D007405$5IEN

=LDR  00483cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362344702441
=005  20111213143409.0
=008  920103||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85067544 
=035  \\$aBZR7450NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aIntervertebral disk
=450  \\$aDisc, Intervertebral
=450  \\$aDisk, Intervertebral
=450  \\$aIntervertebral disc
=550  \\$wg$aCartilage
=550  \\$wg$aSpine
=750  \2$aIntervertebral Disc$0(DNLM)D007403$5IEN

=LDR  01106cz  a2200313n  4500
=001  9880362344802441
=005  20120730163338.0
=008  931217i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85067532 
=035  \\$aBZR7438NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRC772.I56
=150  \\$aPneumocystis carinii pneumonia
=450  \\$wnne$aInterstitial plasma cell pneumonia
=450  \\$aPCP (Pneumonia)
=450  \\$aPneumocystis carinii infections
=450  \\$aPneumocystis carinii pneumonitis
=450  \\$aPneumocystis pneumonia
=450  \\$aPneumocystis pneumonitis
=450  \\$aPneumocystosis
=550  \\$wg$aImmunological deficiency syndromes$xComplications
=550  \\$wg$aParasitic diseases
=550  \\$wg$aPlasma cell diseases
=550  \\$wg$aPneumonia
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 93-11338: Pneumocystis carinii pneumonia, c1994.
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Pneumonia, Pneumocystis Carinii)
=670  \\$aICD9-CM:$bv. 136, p. 3 (Pneumocystosis)
=670  \\$aCecil textbook of medicine:$bp. 1933 (Pneumocystis carinii pneumonia)
=750  \2$aPneumonia, Pneumocystis$5IEN$0(DNLM)D011020

=LDR  00467cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362344902441
=005  20120730163338.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85067500 
=035  \\$aBZR7406NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aInterrenal gland
=450  \\$aInterrenal body
=550  \\$wg$aEndocrine glands
=550  \\$wg$aFishes$xAnatomy
=550  \\$wg$aKidneys
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/9/90
=750  \2$aInterrenal Gland$5IEN$0(DNLM)D007401

=LDR  00584cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362345002441
=005  20120730163338.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85067487 
=035  \\$aBZR7393NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aBF723.I646
=150  \\$aInterpersonal relations in children
=550  \\$wg$aChild psychology
=750  \2$81$wb$aInterpersonal Relations$5IEN$0(DNLM)D007398
=750  \2$81$wb$aChild$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002648
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aInterpersonal Relations$iand$aChild$5IEN

=LDR  00813cz  a2200241n  4500
=001  9880362345102441
=005  20150501104947.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85067484 
=035  \\$aBZR7390NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aHM1106$bHM1171$cSocial psychology
=150  \\$aInterpersonal relations
=360  \\$isubdivision$aRelations with [specific class of persons or ethnic group]$iunder names of individual persons
=450  \\$aHuman relations
=450  \\$aInterpersonal relationships
=450  \\$aPersonal relations
=450  \\$aRelations, Interpersonal
=450  \\$aRelationships, Interpersonal
=450  \\$aSocial behavior
=550  \\$wg$aSocial psychology
=550  \\$aObject relations (Psychoanalysis)
=750  \2$aInterpersonal Relations$5IEN-M$0(DNLM)D007398

=LDR  00471cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362345202441
=005  20120730163337.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85067477 
=035  \\$aBZR7383NU
=035  \\$aSH 85067477
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aInterorganizational relations
=550  \\$wg$aIntergroup relations
=550  \\$wg$aOrganization
=550  \\$aComplex organizations
=750  \2$aInterinstitutional Relations$5IEN$0(DNLM)D007373

=LDR  00355cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362345302441
=005  20150415171813.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85067476 
=035  \\$aBZR7382NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=150  \\$aInteroception
=550  \\$wg$aPerception
=550  \\$wg$aReflexes
=750  \2$aInteroception$0(DNLM)D065812$5IEN

=LDR  02554cz  a2200373n  4500
=001  9880362345402441
=005  20150615094247.0
=008  050609\|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85067435 
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC$dDLC$dNNU-L$dWaU
=150  \\$aInternational relations
=360  \\$isubdivisions$aForeign relations$iand$aForeign relations administration$iunder names of regions, countries, and groups of countries
=450  \\$aCoexistence
=450  \\$aForeign affairs
=450  \\$aForeign policy
=450  \\$aForeign relations
=450  \\$aGlobal governance
=450  \\$aInterdependence of nations
=450  \\$aInternational affairs
=450  \\$wnne$aInternational law and relations$5IEN
=450  \\$aPeaceful coexistence
=450  \\$aWorld order
=550  \\$aNational security
=550  \\$aSovereignty
=550  \\$aWorld politics
=670  \\$aGlobal governance, 2002.
=670  \\$aGriffiths, Martin. International relations, 2002:$bp. 124 (The techniques, institutions, and legal arrangements used to manage relations between states and to facilitate cooperative action across various issue-areas)
=670  \\$aGlobal governance : a review of multilateralism and international organizations ( 1075-2846) via Hein online, 1995, viewed Sept. 28, 2006:$bFinkelstein, L.S. What is global governance?, p. 369 (Global governance .. is any purposeful activity intended to "control" or influence someone else that either occurs in the arena occupied by nations or, occurring at other levels, projects influence into that arena)
=670  \\$aEthical reasoning in international affairs, 2013.
=670  \\$aScholars, policymakers, and international affairs, 2014.
=670  \\$aWikipedia, Mar. 7, 2015$b(International Relations (IR), or International affairs is a field of Political Science. International Relations is the study of relationships among countries, the roles of sovereign states, inter-governmental organizations (IGO), international non-governmental organizations (INGO), non-governmental organizations (NGO), and multinational corporations (MNC))
=680  \\$iHere are entered theoretical works on the relations among the nations of the world. Works on general political history and historical accounts of relations among nations are entered under$aWorld politics.$iWorks on the foreign relations of an individual country are entered under the name of the country with the subdivision$aForeign relations.
=681  \\$iNote under$aWorld politics
=750  \2$aInternationality$5IEN-M$0(DNLM)D038622

=LDR  01202cz  a2200277n  4500
=001  9880362345502441
=005  20120730163337.0
=008  860211||\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85067385 
=035  \\$aBZR7291NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aJZ1308$bJZ1323
=150  \\$aInternational cooperation
=360  \\$isubdivision$aInternational cooperation$iunder topical headings, e.g.$aPublic health--International cooperation
=450  \\$aCooperation, International
=450  \\$aGlobal governance
=450  \\$aInstitutions, International
=450  \\$aInterdependence of nations
=450  \\$aInternational institutions
=450  \\$aWorld order
=550  \\$wg$aCooperation
=550  \\$wg$aInternational relations
=550  \\$aInternational organization
=680  \\$iHere are entered works on international cooperative activities with or without the participation of governments. Works on the doctrine that the focus of political activity should be the universal human condition rather than the narrow interests of a particular nation are entered under$aInternationalism.
=681  \\$iNote under$aInternationalism
=750  \2$aInternational Cooperation$5IEN$0(DNLM)D007391

=LDR  02105cz  a2200397n  4500
=001  9880362345602441
=005  20150205140309.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85067357 
=035  \\$aBZR7263NU
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC$dDLC$dViU$dNNU-L
=150  \\$aInternational agencies
=360  \\$inames of individual international agencies
=410  2\$aUnited Nations$xSpecialized agencies
=450  \\$aAssociations, International
=450  \\$aIGOs (Intergovernmental organizations)
=450  \\$aInstitutions, International
=450  \\$aIntergovernmental organizations
=450  \\$aInternational administration
=450  \\$aInternational associations
=450  \\$aInternational governmental organizations
=450  \\$aInternational institutions
=450  \\$aInternational organizations
=450  \\$aInternational unions
=450  \\$aOrganizations, International
=450  \\$aSpecialized agencies of the United Nations
=550  \\$wg$aInternational cooperation
=550  \\$wg$aInterorganizational relations
=550  \\$wg$aNon-state actors (International relations)
=550  \\$aInternational organization
=670  \\$aDictionary of the social sciences, 2002$b(non-state actors: includes various international organizations such as UN and NATO, many private multinational corporations, mercenary armies, and myriad nongovernmental organizations)
=670  \\$aLegal status of non-governmental organizations in international law, c2010:$bp. xvii (Intergovernmental organizations (IGOs)) p. 67 (chapter title: NGOs and international governmental organizations)
=670  \\$aUNBIS thesaurus WWW site, searched Dec. 17, 2010$b(term used: Intergovernmental organizations; used for: International agencies, IGOs)
=670  \\$aEncyc. brit. online, searched Dec. 17, 2010$b(article title: International organization; also used: international governmental organizations (IGOs))
=680  \\$iHere are entered works on public international organizations and agencies of international government.
=750  \2$aInternational Agencies$5IEN$0(DNLM)D007390

=LDR  00426cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362345702441
=005  20120730163336.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85067347 
=035  \\$aBZR7253NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRC
=150  \\$aInternal medicine
=450  \\$aMedicine, Internal
=550  \\$wg$aMedicine
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/9/90
=750  \2$aInternal Medicine$5IEN$0(DNLM)D007388

=LDR  00731cz  a2200241n  4500
=001  9880362345802441
=005  20120730163336.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85067343 
=035  \\$aBZR7249NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRD103.I5
=150  \\$aInternal fixation in fractures
=450  \\$aFracture fixation, Internal
=450  \\$aInternal fracture fixation
=450  \\$aInternal skeletal fixation (Surgery)
=450  \\$aOsteosynthesis
=450  \\$aSkeletal fixation, Internal (Surgery)
=550  \\$wg$aFracture fixation
=550  \\$wg$aOrthopedic implants
=550  \\$aBone screws (Orthopedics)
=690  \\$ar:AMD:6/29/90
=750  \2$aFracture Fixation, Internal$5IEN$0(DNLM)D005593

=LDR  00394cz  a2200133n  4500
=001  9880362345902441
=005  20120730163336.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85067311 
=035  \\$aBZR7217NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aIntermittent positive pressure breathing
=550  \\$wg$aPressure breathing
=750  \2$aIntermittent Positive Pressure Breathing$5IEN$0(DNLM)D007384

=LDR  00696cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880362346002441
=005  20120730163336.0
=008  920417i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85067309 
=035  \\$aBZR7215NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aIntermittent claudication
=450  \\$aAngina cruris
=450  \\$aAngiosclerotica intermittens
=450  \\$aCharcot's syndrome
=450  \\$aClaudication, Intermittent
=450  \\$aDysbasia intermittens angiosclerotica
=450  \\$aMyasthenia angiosclerotica
=550  \\$wg$aArteriosclerosis
=550  \\$wg$aLeg$xDiseases
=550  \\$wg$aThromboangiitis obliterans
=750  \2$aIntermittent Claudication$5IEN$0(DNLM)D007383

=LDR  00765cz  a2200265n  4500
=001  9880362346102441
=005  20060512123818.0
=008  030523i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85067305 
=035  \\$aBZR7211NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQP572.M75
=150  \\$aMSH (Hormone)
=450  \\$wnne$aIntermedin
=450  \\$aMelanocortin
=450  \\$aMelanocyte stimulating hormone
=450  \\$aMelanotropin
=550  \\$wg$aPeptide hormones
=550  \\$wg$aProopiomelanocortin
=670  \\$aWork cat.: The melanotropic peptides, 1988.
=670  \\$aMosby's med. dict.
=670  \\$aMESH.
=670  \\$aWebster's med. desk dict.
=670  \\$aSaunders enc. and dict. of med.
=750  \2$aMelanocyte-Stimulating Hormones$0(DNLM)D009074$5IEN

=LDR  00481cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362346202441
=005  20060614135530.0
=008  860211||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85067297 
=035  \\$aBZR7203NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aIntermediate filament proteins
=450  \\$aFibroblast intermediate filament proteins
=550  \\$wg$aCytoplasmic filaments
=550  \\$wg$aCytoskeletal proteins
=750  \2$aIntermediate Filament Proteins$0(DNLM)D007381$5IEN

=LDR  00383cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362536902441
=005  20120730163639.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85097729 
=035  \\$aBZU7635NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aParacentesis
=550  \\$wg$aAspiration and aspirators
=550  \\$wg$aSurgery, Operative
=750  \2$aParacentesis$5IEN$0(DNLM)D019152

=LDR  00347cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362537002441
=005  20120730163639.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|n\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85097713 
=035  \\$aBZU7619NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQP47
=150  \\$aParabiosis
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/17/90
=750  \2$aParabiosis$5IEN$0(DNLM)D010227

=LDR  00476cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362537102441
=005  20060417135452.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85097681 
=035  \\$aBZU7587NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQL737.P93$cZoology
=150  \\$aPapio
=450  \\$aSavanna baboons
=550  \\$wg$aBaboons
=550  \\$wg$aCercopithecidae
=670  \\$aMSW scientific names, Apr. 10, 2006$b(Papio)
=750  \2$aPapio$0(DLNM)D010215$5IEN

=LDR  01298cz  a2200325n  4500
=001  9880362537202441
=005  20251118142123.0
=008  050912i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85097679$zsh 85097684
=035  \\$aBZU7585NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQR406$bQR406.2
=150  \\$aPapillomaviruses
=450  \\$aHPV (Virus)
=450  \\$aHuman papilloma virus
=450  \\$aHuman wart virus
=450  \\$aInfectious human wart virus
=450  \\$aPapilloma viruses
=450  \\$aPapillomaviridae
=450  \\$aPapillomavirus
=450  \\$wnne$aPapovaviruses
=450  \\$aWart virus
=550  \\$wg$aOncogenic DNA viruses
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Papillomavirus: the sole genus of Papillomaviridae; was Papillomaviruses; also Papillomaviridae)
=670  \\$aInt'l. dict. med. biol.$b(Papillomavirus: human papillomavirus: also called wart virus; human wart virus)
=670  \\$aWikipedia, Sept. 9, 2005$b(Papillomavirus: viruses that commonly cause warts. They were formerly included with Polyomavirus)
=688  \\$aHeading from sh 85097684, deleted 20051021: 150:##:_{dollar}a Papovaviruses
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=750  \2$iNarrower mapping$aHuman Papillomavirus Viruses$0(DNLM)D000094302$4NM$5IEN-M
=930  \\$aMeSH Mapping GN 2025/11/18

=LDR  00476cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362537302441
=005  20120730163639.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85097678 
=035  \\$aBZU7584NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aQR201.P26$cMicrobiology
=053  \\$aRC168.P15$cMedicine
=150  \\$aPapillomavirus diseases
=450  \\$aPapillomavirus infections
=550  \\$wg$aVirus diseases
=750  \2$aPapillomavirus Infections$5IEN$0(DNLM)D030361

=LDR  00391cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362537402441
=005  20120730163639.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85097677 
=035  \\$aBZU7583NU
=035  \\$aSH 85097677
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aPapilloma
=550  \\$wg$aPapillomavirus diseases
=550  \\$wg$aTumors
=750  \2$aPapilloma$5IEN$0(DNLM)D010212

=LDR  00398cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362537502441
=005  20120730163639.0
=008  860211||\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85097617 
=035  \\$aBZU7523NU
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=550  \\$wg$aElectrophoresis
=750  \2$aElectrophoresis, Paper$5IEN$0(DNLM)D004590

=LDR  00434cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362537602441
=005  20120730163639.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85097605 
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=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
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=450  \\$aChromatography, Paper$5IEN
=550  \\$wg$aChromatographic analysis
=690  \\$ar:AMD:6/21/90
=750  \2$aChromatography, Paper$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002854

=LDR  00507cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362537702441
=005  20140612164020.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85097578 
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=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC$dDLC
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=053  \0$aZ237$cEarly works
=053  \0$aZ247$cPaper and ink
=150  \\$aPaper
=450  \\$aPapers
=550  \\$wg$aFibers
=550  \\$wg$aWriting materials and instruments
=750  \2$aPaper$5IEN$0(DNLM)D010209

=LDR  00696cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362537802441
=005  20120730163638.0
=008  060825i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85097570 
=035  \\$aBZU7476LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dWaU
=053  \0$aQK495.P22$cBotany
=150  \\$aPapaveraceae
=450  \\$wnne$aFumariaceae
=450  \\$aPoppies (Plant family)
=450  \\$aPoppy family (Plants)
=550  \\$wg$aPapaverales
=670  \\$aThe plants database, via WWW, Aug. 25, 2006$b(Family Papaveraceae -- Poppy family. Order Papaverales)
=670  \\$aITIS, via WWW, Aug. 25, 2006$b(Family Papaveraceae -- poppies. Order Papaverales)
=750  \2$aPapaveraceae$5IEN$0(DNLM)D028101

=LDR  00353cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362537902441
=005  20120730163638.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85097569 
=035  \\$aBZU7475NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQK495.P22
=150  \\$aPapaver
=550  \\$wg$aPapaveraceae
=750  \2$aPapaver$5IEN$0(DNLM)D010207

=LDR  00498cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362538002441
=005  20120730163638.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85097551 
=035  \\$aBZU7457NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQP609.P3
=150  \\$aPapain
=450  \\$aPapaya peptidase I
=450  \\$aPapayotin
=450  \\$aPapoid
=550  \\$wg$aCysteine proteinases
=550  \\$wg$aPapaya
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/17/90
=750  \2$aPapain$5IEN$0(DNLM)D010206

=LDR  00750cz  a2200241n  4500
=001  9880362538102441
=005  20140512102012.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85097526 
=035  \\$aBZU7432NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aRG107.5.P3$cGynecology
=150  \\$aPap test
=450  \\$aPap smear
=450  \\$aPapanicolaou smear
=450  \\$aPapanicolaou test
=550  \\$wg$aCancer$xCytodiagnosis
=550  \\$wg$aExfoliative cytology
=550  \\$wg$aStains and staining (Microscopy)
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Papanicolaou smear see Vaginal smears)
=670  \\$aWeb. 3$b(papanicolaou test)
=670  \\$aRandom House$b(Pap test, also pap smear, Papanicolaou test)
=750  \2$aPapanicolaou Test$0(DNLM)D065006$5IEN

=LDR  00415cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362538202441
=005  20120730163638.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85097440 
=035  \\$aBZU7346NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQK495.G74$cBotany
=150  \\$aPanicum
=450  \\$aPanic grasses
=450  \\$aWitchgrasses
=550  \\$wg$aGrasses
=750  \2$aPanicum$5IEN$0(DNLM)D008897

=LDR  00379cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362538302441
=005  20120730163638.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85097438 
=035  \\$aBZU7344NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aPanic
=550  \\$wg$aCollective behavior
=550  \\$wg$aFear
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/17/90
=750  \2$aPanic$5IEN$0(DNLM)D010200

=LDR  00354cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362538402441
=005  20120730163638.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85097393 
=035  \\$aBZU7299NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQK495.P18
=150  \\$aPandanaceae
=550  \\$wg$aPandanales
=750  \2$aPandanaceae$5IEN$0(DNLM)D031673

=LDR  00787cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880362538502441
=005  20120730163638.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85097389 
=035  \\$aBZU7295LC
=035  \\$aSH 85097389
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dWaU
=053  \0$aQL444.M33$cZoology
=150  \\$aPandalidae
=450  \\$aPandalid shrimps
=550  \\$wg$aDecapoda (Crustacea)
=550  \\$wg$aShrimps
=670  \\$aHaynes, E.B. Distribution of king crab, pandalid shrimp, and brachyuran crab larvae in Kachemak Bay, Alaska, 1972, 1976.
=670  \\$aFow, W.W. Dynamics of exploited pandalid shrimps and an evaluation of management models, 1972.
=670  \\$aLC database, March 12, 1999$b(Pandalidae; pandalid shrimp)
=750  \2$aPandalidae$5IEN$0(DNLM)D033542

=LDR  00435cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362538602441
=005  20060706132218.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85097387 
=035  \\$aBZU7293NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aRC858.P35
=150  \\$aPancreatitis
=450  \\$aPancreas$xInflammation
=550  \\$wg$aInflammation
=550  \\$wg$aPancreas$xDiseases
=750  \2$aPancreatitis$0(DNLM)D010195$5IEN

=LDR  00371cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362538702441
=005  20120730163638.0
=008  860211||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85097386 
=035  \\$aBZU7292NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aPancreatin
=550  \\$wg$aPancreas$xSecretions
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/17/90
=750  \2$aPancreatin$5IEN$0(DNLM)D010194

=LDR  00461cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362538802441
=005  20120730163638.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85097385 
=035  \\$aBZU7291NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aPancreatic duct
=450  \\$aDuct of Wirsung
=450  \\$aDuct, Pancreatic
=450  \\$aWirsung's duct
=550  \\$wg$aPancreas
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/17/90
=750  \2$aPancreatic Ducts$5IEN$0(DNLM)D010183

=LDR  00349cz  a2200133n  4500
=001  9880362538902441
=005  20120730163638.0
=008  920803i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85097384 
=035  \\$aBZU7290NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aPancreas$xCysts
=450  \\$wnne$aPancreatic cysts
=750  \2$aPancreatic Cyst$5IEN$0(DNLM)D010181

=LDR  00722cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880362539002441
=005  20120202100801.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85097383 
=035  \\$aBZU7289NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \\$aQP188.P26
=150  \\$aPancreatic acinar cells
=450  \\$aAcinar cells, Pancreatic
=450  \\$aExocrine pancreatic cells
=550  \\$wg$aCells
=550  \\$wg$aExocrine glands
=550  \\$wg$aPancreas$xCytology
=750  \2$81$wb$aAcinar Cells$0(DNLM)D061354$5IEN
=750  \2$81$wb$aPancreas$xcytology$0(DNLM)D010179Q000166$5IEN
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aAcinar Cells$iand$aPancreas--cytology$5IEN

=LDR  00453cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362539102441
=005  20120730163637.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85097382 
=035  \\$aBZU7288NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aPancreatectomy
=450  \\$aPancreas$xExcision
=550  \\$wg$aExcision (Surgery)
=550  \\$wg$aPancreas$xSurgery
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Pancreatectomy)
=750  \2$aPancreatectomy$5IEN$0(DNLM)D010180

=LDR  00347cz  a2200133n  4500
=001  9880362539202441
=005  20120730163637.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|n\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85097380 
=035  \\$aBZU7286NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aPancreas$xTumors
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/17/90
=750  \2$aPancreatic Neoplasms$5IEN$0(DNLM)D010190

=LDR  00402cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362539302441
=005  20120730163637.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85097378 
=035  \\$aBZU7284NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQP195
=150  \\$aPancreas$xSecretions
=450  \\$aPancreatic juice
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/17/90
=750  \2$aPancreatic Juice$5IEN$0(DNLM)D010189

=LDR  00335cz  a2200133n  4500
=001  9880362539402441
=005  20060817175839.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|n\ana\|||\\
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=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRC857
=150  \\$aPancreas$xDiseases
=750  \2$aPancreatic Diseases$0(DNLM)D010182$5IEN

=LDR  00588cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880362539502441
=005  20120730163637.0
=008  860211||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85097370 
=035  \\$aBZU7276NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQL866$cComparative anatomy
=053  \\$aQM353$cHuman anatomy
=053  \\$aQP188.P26$cPhysiology
=150  \\$aPancreas
=550  \\$wg$aDigestive organs
=550  \\$wg$aEndocrine glands
=550  \\$wg$aExocrine glands
=681  \\$iNote under$aTissues
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/17/90
=750  \2$aPancreas$5IEN$0(DNLM)D010179

=LDR  00672cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880362539602441
=005  20090309103412.0
=008  920330i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85097369 
=035  \\$aBZU7275NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRC280.L8
=150  \\$aPancoast's syndrome
=450  \\$aCiuffini-Pancoast syndrome
=450  \\$aHare's syndrome
=450  \\$aPainful apicocostovertebral syndrome
=450  \\$aPancoast's apex syndrome
=450  \\$aSuperior pulmonary sulcus syndrome
=450  \\$aTobias' syndrome
=550  \\$wg$aLungs$xCancer$xComplications
=550  \\$wg$aSyndromes
=750  \2$aPancoast Syndrome$0(DNLM)D010178$5IEN

=LDR  00357cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362539702441
=005  20070525090203.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85097357 
=035  \\$aBZU7263NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQK495.A6853$cBotany
=150  \\$aPanax
=550  \\$wg$aAraliaceae
=750  \2$aPanax$0(DNLM)D005894$5IEN

=LDR  02256cz  a2200373n  4500
=001  9880362539802441
=005  20140409132155.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85097303 
=035  \\$aBZU7209NU
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC$dDLC$dWaU
=053  \0$aQL737.P94$cZoology
=150  \\$aPan (Mammals)
=450  \\$aAnthropithecus
=450  \\$aAnthropopithecus
=450  \\$aBonobo (Genus)
=450  \\$aChimpansee (Genus)
=450  \\$aChimpanzees (Genus)
=450  \\$aChimps
=450  \\$aEngeco
=450  \\$aFsihego
=450  \\$aHylanthropus
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=670  \\$aITIS, Jan. 7, 2014$b(Genus Pan, Family Hominidae. Direct children: Species Pan paniscus - bonobo, pygmy chimpanzee; Species Pan troglodytes - chimpanzee)
=670  \\$aThe IUCN red list of threatened species, 2013.2, via WWW, Jan. 7, 2014$b(Pan paniscus (Bonobo), common names: Bonobo, Pygmy Chimpanzee, Gracile Chimpanzee, Dwarf Chimpanzee; Pan troglodytes (Chimpanzee), common names: Chimpanzee, Robust Chimpanzee, Common Chimpanzee. Family Hominidae)
=670  \\$aWikipedia, Jan. 7, 2014$b(under Chimpanzee: Chimpanzees, sometimes colloquially chimp, are two extant hominid species of apes in the genus Pan. The Congo River divides the native habitats of the two species: Common chimpanzee, Pan troglodytes (West and Central Africa) Bonobo, Pan paniscus (forests of the Democratic Republic of the Congo). Chimpanzees are members of the Hominidae family, along with gorillas, humans, and orangutans.)
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=670  \\$aBritannica Macro.:$bv. 13, p. 633 (Arecales, order; one family Arecaceae (often called Palmae))
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=680  \\$iGeneral and comparative works on the Semitic alphabet and its ancient and modern derivatives, or with similar series of characters employed to represent the sounds of a language, are entered under$aAlphabet.
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=001  9880362541102441
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=670  \\$aJayachandran, K.V. Palaemonid prawns, c2001:$bp. 1 (family Palaemonidae (Decapoda, Crustacea))
=670  \\$aKensley, B.F. Palaemonid shrimps from the Amazon basin, Brazil (Crustacea:Decapoda:Natantia), 1982.
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=670  \\$aHarriman, P.L. Handbook of psych. terms, 1965$b(paired associates: words or other symbols presented together until the learner is able to recollect or to recognize the second only when the first member of the pair is presented)
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=750  \2$aOxyurida$5IEN$0(DNLM)D017167

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=001  9880362542702441
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=008  860211i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85096358 
=035  \\$aBZU6264NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRJ406.O
=150  \\$aOxyuriasis in children
=550  \\$wg$aInfection in children
=750  \2$81$wb$aOxyuriasis$5IEN$0(DNLM)D010123
=750  \2$81$wb$aChild$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002648
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aOxyuriasis$iand$aChild$5IEN

=LDR  00398cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362542802441
=005  20120730163633.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85096357 
=035  \\$aBZU6263NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aOxyuriasis
=450  \\$aEnterobiasis
=450  \\$aPinworm infections
=550  \\$wg$aHelminthiasis
=750  \2$aOxyuriasis$5IEN$0(DNLM)D010123

=LDR  00305cz  a2200121n  4500
=001  9880362542902441
=005  20120730163633.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|n\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85096356 
=035  \\$aBZU6262NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=150  \\$aOxytocinase
=750  \2$aCystinyl Aminopeptidase$5IEN$0(DNLM)D010122

=LDR  00393cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362543002441
=005  20120730163633.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85096354 
=035  \\$aBZU6260NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aOxytocin
=550  \\$wg$aOligopeptides
=550  \\$wg$aPituitary hormones
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/17/90
=750  \2$aOxytocin$5IEN$0(DNLM)D010121

=LDR  00363cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362543102441
=005  20120730163633.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85096346 
=035  \\$aBZU6252NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aOxyhemoglobin
=550  \\$wg$aHemoglobin
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/17/90
=750  \2$aOxyhemoglobins$5IEN$0(DNLM)D010108

=LDR  00557cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362543202441
=005  20120730163633.0
=008  930106i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85096343 
=035  \\$aBZU6249NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aMembrane oxygenators
=450  \\$aLungs, Membrane
=450  \\$aMembrane lungs
=450  \\$wnne$aOxygenators, Membrane
=550  \\$wg$aOxygenators
=550  \\$aExtracorporeal membrane oxygenation
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Oxygenators, Membrane)
=750  \2$aOxygenators, Membrane$5IEN$0(DNLM)D010107

=LDR  00519cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362543302441
=005  20120730163633.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85096342 
=035  \\$aBZU6248NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aOxygenators
=450  \\$aArtificial lungs
=450  \\$aBlood oxygenation, Extracorporeal
=450  \\$aLungs, Artificial
=550  \\$wg$aArtificial organs
=550  \\$wg$aHeart, Mechanical
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/17/90
=750  \2$aOxygenators$5IEN$0(DNLM)D010106

=LDR  00362cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362543402441
=005  20120730163633.0
=008  910606||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85096341 
=035  \\$aBZU6247NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQP603.O85
=150  \\$aOxygenases
=550  \\$wg$aOxidoreductases
=750  \2$aOxygenases$5IEN$0(DNLM)D010105

=LDR  00564cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362543502441
=005  20120730163633.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85096339 
=035  \\$aBZU6245NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=150  \\$aOxygen therapy for children
=550  \\$wg$aRespiratory therapy for children
=750  \2$81$wb$aOxygen Inhalation Therapy$5IEN$0(DNLM)D010102
=750  \2$81$wb$aChild$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002648
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aOxygen Inhalation Therapy$iand$aChild$5IEN

=LDR  00547cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362543602441
=005  20120730163632.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85096338 
=035  \\$aBZU6244NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN$dIEN
=053  \\$aRM666.O8
=150  \\$aOxygen therapy
=450  \\$aOxygen inhalation therapy$5IEN
=450  \\$aOxygen$xTherapeutic use
=550  \\$wg$aRespiratory therapy
=750  \2$aOxygen$xtherapeutic use$5IEN-M$0(DNLM)D010100Q000627
=750  \2$aOxygen Inhalation Therapy$5IEN-M$0(DNLM)D010102

=LDR  00367cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362543702441
=005  20120730163632.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|n\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85096331 
=035  \\$aBZU6237NU
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh 85096331
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQD181.O1
=150  \\$aOxygen$xIsotopes
=750  \2$aOxygen Isotopes$5IEN-M$0(DNLM)D010103

=LDR  00514cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362543802441
=005  20120730163632.0
=008  021122i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85096329 
=035  \\$aBZU6235NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQD181.O1$cChemistry
=053  \0$aTP245.O9$cChemical technology
=150  \\$aOxygen
=550  \\$wg$aChalcogens
=550  \\$wg$aNonmetals
=550  \\$aPhotosynthetic oxygen evolution
=681  \\$iExample under$aGases
=750  \2$aOxygen$5IEN$0(DNLM)D010100

=LDR  00371cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362543902441
=005  20120730163632.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85096318 
=035  \\$aBZU6224NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aOximetry
=550  \\$wg$aBlood gases$xAnalysis
=550  \\$wg$aOxygen in the body
=750  \2$aOximetry$5IEN$0(DNLM)D010092

=LDR  00362cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362544002441
=005  20120730163632.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85096317 
=035  \\$aBZU6223NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQP602$bQP603
=150  \\$aOxidoreductases
=550  \\$wg$aEnzymes
=750  \2$aOxidoreductases$5IEN$0(DNLM)D010088

=LDR  00380cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362544102441
=005  20120730163632.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85096316 
=035  \\$aBZU6222NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aOxidizing agents
=450  \\$aOxidants
=450  \\$aOxidizers
=550  \\$wg$aOxidation
=750  \2$aOxidants$5IEN$0(DNLM)D016877

=LDR  00819cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880362544202441
=005  20120731163417.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85096314 
=035  \\$aBZU6220NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dWaU$dDLC
=053  \0$aQC463.E7$cSpectra
=053  \0$aQD305.E7$cAliphatic compounds
=053  \0$aQD341.E7$cAromatic compounds
=053  \0$aQD389.5$cMineralogy
=150  \\$aOxides
=550  \\$wg$aChalcogenides
=550  \\$wg$aOxygen compounds
=670  \\$aWikipedia, Apr. 16, 2012$b(An oxide is a chemical compound that contains at least one oxygen atom and one other element in its chemical formula)
=670  \\$aDictionary.com, Apr. 16, 2012$b(oxide: a compound in which oxygen is bonded to one or more electropositive atoms)
=750  \2$aOxides$5IEN$0(DNLM)D010087

=LDR  00514cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362544302441
=005  20120730163632.0
=008  930224||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85096311 
=035  \\$aBZU6217NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQD716.O95$cPhotochemistry
=150  \\$aOxidation-reduction reaction
=450  \\$aElectron transfer reaction
=450  \\$aOxido-reduction
=450  \\$aRedox reaction
=550  \\$wg$aChemical reactions
=750  \2$aOxidation-Reduction$5IEN$0(DNLM)D010084

=LDR  00321cz  a2200133n  4500
=001  9880362544402441
=005  20120730163632.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|n\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85096306 
=035  \\$aBZU6212NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQP601
=150  \\$aOxidases
=750  \2$aOxidoreductases$5IEN$0(DNLM)D010088

=LDR  00709cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362544502441
=005  20120730163632.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85096293 
=035  \\$aBZU6199NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aOxazoles
=450  \\$aFuromonazoles
=450  \\$aMunchnones
=550  \\$wg$aAzoles
=670  \\$aMeSH browser, June 7, 2007$b(Oxazoles. Scope note: Five-membered heterocyclic ring structions containing an oxygen in the 1-position and a nitrogen in the 3-position, in distinction from the isoxazoles where they are at the 1,2 positions. Entry term: Munchnones)
=670  \\$aGrant & Hackh's chem. dict.$b(oxazole)
=750  \2$aOxazoles$5IEN$0(DNLM)D010080

=LDR  00447cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362544602441
=005  20120730163632.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85096292 
=035  \\$aBZU6198NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRC918.O9
=150  \\$aOxaluria
=450  \\$aHyperoxaluria$5IEN
=550  \\$wg$aCarbohydrates$xMetabolism$xDisorders
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/6/90
=750  \2$aHyperoxaluria$5IEN$0(DNLM)D006959

=LDR  00318cz  a2200133n  4500
=001  9880362544702441
=005  20120730163632.0
=008  860211|n\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|n\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85096288 
=035  \\$aBZU6194NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \\$aQD305.A2
=150  \\$aOxalic acid
=750  \2$aOxalic Acid$5IEN$0(DNLM)D019815

=LDR  00451cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362544802441
=005  20050211124438.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85096279 
=035  \\$aBZU6185NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aQL696.S8$bQL696.S85
=150  \\$aOwls
=450  \\$aStriges
=450  \\$aStrigiformes
=550  \\$wg$aBirds
=681  \\$iExample under$aBirds of prey
=750  \2$aStrigiformes$0(DNLM)D020305$5IEN

=LDR  00567cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362544902441
=005  20120730163631.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85096272 
=035  \\$aBZU6178NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQP275
=150  \\$aOvum implantation
=450  \\$aBlastocyst implantation
=450  \\$aImplantation of ovum
=450  \\$aNidation
=550  \\$wg$aPregnancy$xTrimester, First
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Ovum implantation x Implantation, Blastocyst, Nidation)
=750  \2$aEmbryo Implantation$5IEN$0(DNLM)D010064

=LDR  02266cz  a2200277n  4500
=001  9880362545002441
=005  20120730163631.0
=008  060803||\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85096271 
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dWaU$dDLC
=053  \0$aQL965$cEmbryology
=150  \\$aOvum
=450  \\$aEgg cell
=450  \\$aEgg (Cytology)
=450  \\$aFemale gamete
=450  \\$aOocyte
=450  \\$aOvocyte
=450  \\$aSecondary oocyte
=550  \\$wg$aGametes
=670  \\$aMcGraw-Hill dict. of the life sciences, c1976$b(ovum [CYTOL]: a female gamete. Also known as egg; egg: 1. A large, female sex cell enclosed in a porous, calcareous, or leather shell, produced by birds and reptiles. 2. See ovum)
=670  \\$aRandom House$b(ovum (Cell Biol.) a) the female reproductive cell or gamete of animals, which is capable of developing, usually only after fertilization, into a new individual b) the female reproductive cell or gamete of plants; egg: 1. the roundish reproductive body produced by the female of certain animals, as birds and most reptiles, consisting of an ovum and its envelope of albumen, jelly, membranes, egg case, or shell, according to species. 5. Also called egg cell; the female gamete; ovum)
=670  \\$aHenderson's dict. of biological terms, c2000$b(oocyte: female germ cell in which meiosis occurs, in animals. Oocytes undergoing the 1st meiotic division are often termed primary oocytes, after which they become secondary oocytes, which undergo the 2nd meiotic division to become mature eggs; ovocyte: oocyte q.v.; ovum: a female gamete alt. egg, egg cell. plu. ova. see also oocyte)
=670  \\$aThe Wordsworth dict. of sci. & tech., 1995$b(o�ocyte: An ovum prior to the formation of the first polar body; a female gametocyte)
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Oocytes. UF Ovocytes. Scope Note: Female germ cells derived from Oogonia and termed Oocytes when they enter Meiosis. The primary oocytes begin meiosis but are arrested at the diplotene state until Ovulation at Puberty to give rise to haploid secondary oocytes or ova (Ovum).)
=670  \\$aAmer. Heritage dict. of the Engl. lang., via WWW, June 20, 2005$b(oocyte: A cell from which an egg or ovum develops by meiosis; a female gametocyte)
=750  \2$aOvum$5IEN$0(DNLM)D010063

=LDR  00642cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362545102441
=005  20100722092441.0
=008  030730i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85096270 
=035  \\$aBZU6176LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQK659
=150  \\$aOvules
=450  \\$aBuds, Seed
=450  \\$aSeed buds
=550  \\$wg$aPlant anatomy
=550  \\$aSeeds
=670  \\$aHenderson's dict. of biol. terms,  1979$b(ovule: a structure in seed plants which contains the megasporangium, megaspore, a food store, and a coat, and develops into a seed after fertilization; alt. seed bud)
=750  \2$aOvule$0(DNLM)D056771$5IEN

=LDR  00447cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362545202441
=005  20120730163631.0
=008  860211||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85096268 
=035  \\$aBZU6174NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRG133.7
=150  \\$aOvulation$xInduction
=450  \\$aInduced ovulation
=450  \\$aInduction of ovulation
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/17/90
=750  \2$aOvulation Induction$5IEN$0(DNLM)D010062

=LDR  00476cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362545302441
=005  20120730163631.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85096267 
=035  \\$aBZU6173NU
=035  \\$aSH 85096267
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aOvulation$xDetection
=450  \\$aDetection of ovulation
=450  \\$aOvulation$xTime determination
=450  \\$aTime determination of ovulation
=750  \2$aOvulation Detection$5IEN$0(DNLM)D010061

=LDR  00473cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362545402441
=005  20120730163631.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85096266 
=035  \\$aBZU6172NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQP261
=150  \\$aOvulation
=550  \\$wg$aMenstrual cycle
=550  \\$wg$aOvaries
=550  \\$wg$aReproduction
=550  \\$aAnovulation
=550  \\$aCorpus luteum
=750  \2$aOvulation$5IEN$0(DNLM)D010060

=LDR  00357cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362545502441
=005  20060705091805.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85096265 
=035  \\$aBZU6171LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=150  \\$aOvoviviparity
=450  \\$aOvoviviparism
=550  \\$wg$aEmbryology
=750  \2$aOvoviviparity$0(DNLM)D052285$5IEN

=LDR  00443cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362545602441
=005  20120730163631.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85096262 
=035  \\$aBZU6168NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQL881$cComparative anatomy
=053  \\$aQP265$cPhysiology
=150  \\$aOviduct
=550  \\$wg$aGenerative organs, Female
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/17/90
=750  \2$aOviducts$5IEN$0(DNLM)D010057

=LDR  00542cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362545702441
=005  20120730163631.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85096199 
=035  \\$aBZU6105NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRK656
=150  \\$aOverlay dentures
=450  \\$aDental prosthesis, Telescopic
=450  \\$aDentures, Overlay
=450  \\$aOverdentures
=450  \\$aTelescopic dental prosthesis
=550  \\$wg$aDentures
=690  \\$ar:AMD:6/25/90
=750  \2$aDenture, Overlay$5IEN$0(DNLM)D003828

=LDR  00334cz  a2200133n  4500
=001  9880362545802441
=005  20120730163631.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|n\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85096188 
=035  \\$aBZU6094NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRG481
=150  \\$aOvariotomy
=750  \2$aOvary$xsurgery$5IEN$0(DNLM)D010053Q000601

=LDR  00368cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362545902441
=005  20120730163631.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|n\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85096187 
=035  \\$aBZU6093NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRC280.O8
=150  \\$aOvaries$xTumors
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/17/90
=750  \2$aOvarian Neoplasms$5IEN$0(DNLM)D010051

=LDR  00373cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362546002441
=005  20120730163631.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|n\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85096185 
=035  \\$aBZU6091NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRG441$bRG481
=150  \\$aOvaries$xDiseases
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/17/90
=750  \2$aOvarian Diseases$5IEN$0(DNLM)D010049

=LDR  00647cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880362546102441
=005  20120730163631.0
=008  860211||\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85096184 
=035  \\$aBZU6090NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dWaU
=053  \0$aQL881$cComparative anatomy
=053  \0$aQM421$cHuman anatomy
=053  \0$aQP261$cPhysiology
=150  \\$aOvaries
=450  \\$aOvary
=550  \\$wg$aAdnexa uteri
=550  \\$wg$aGonads
=550  \\$wg$aOvum
=670  \\$aKimaro, W.H. An immunohistochemical and ultrastructural study of the ovary of the immature ostrich (Struthio camelus), 2005.
=750  \2$aOvary$5IEN$0(DNLM)D010053

=LDR  00378cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362546202441
=005  20120730163630.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85096097 
=035  \\$aBZU6003NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQL737.C25$cZoology
=150  \\$aOtters
=450  \\$aLutrinae
=550  \\$wg$aMustelidae
=750  \2$aOtters$5IEN$0(DNLM)D010041

=LDR  00384cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362546302441
=005  20120730163630.0
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=001  9880362546402441
=005  20120730163630.0
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=001  9880362546502441
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=LDR  00608cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362546602441
=005  20120730163630.0
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=550  \\$wg$aEar$xSurgery
=550  \\$wg$aSurgery, Plastic
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=750  \2$81$wb$aEar, External$xsurgery$5IEN$0(DNLM)D004431Q000601
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=LDR  00742cz  a2200265n  4500
=001  9880362546702441
=005  20120730163630.0
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=010  \\$ash 85096060 
=035  \\$aBZU5966NU
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh 85096060
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
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=670  \\$aWeb. 3$b(otolith, ear stone)
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=LDR  00562cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362546802441
=005  20120730163630.0
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=450  \\$aOperative otolaryngology
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=550  \\$wg$aSurgery, Orificial
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=LDR  00538cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362436902441
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=LDR  00355cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362437002441
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=LDR  00370cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362437102441
=005  20120730163348.0
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=010  \\$ash 85069872 
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=550  \\$wg$aEnterostomy
=550  \\$wg$aJejunum$xSurgery
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=LDR  01223cz  a2200289n  4500
=001  9880362437202441
=005  20120730163348.0
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=010  \\$ash 85069871 
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=450  \\$aIleojejunal bypass
=450  \\$aIntestinal bypass
=450  \\$aJejunal bypass
=450  \\$aJejunal ileal bypass
=450  \\$aJejunectomy
=450  \\$aJejuno-ileal bypass
=450  \\$aJejunoileal shunt
=450  \\$aJejunoileostomy
=550  \\$wg$aIleum$xSurgery
=550  \\$wg$aJejunum$xSurgery
=550  \\$wg$aObesity$xSurgery
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=750  \2$aJejunoileal Bypass$5IEN$0(DNLM)D007581

=LDR  00624cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362437302441
=005  20120730163348.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
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=LDR  00343cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362437402441
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=001  9880362437502441
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=LDR  00694cz  a2200241n  4500
=001  9880362437602441
=005  20120730163346.0
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=670  \\$aWeb. 3.
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=LDR  00404cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362437702441
=005  20120730163346.0
=008  860211||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
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=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/9/90
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=LDR  00711cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362437802441
=005  20120730163346.0
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=LDR  00631cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362437902441
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=LDR  00359cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362438202441
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=001  9880362438302441
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=001  9880362438402441
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=750  \2$aIsoproterenol$5IEN$0(DNLM)D007545

=LDR  00353cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362438502441
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=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRC936
=150  \\$aJaws$xDiseases
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/9/90
=750  \2$aJaw Diseases$5IEN$0(DNLM)D007571

=LDR  00332cz  a2200133n  4500
=001  9880362438602441
=005  20120730163345.0
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=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aIsopropylamine
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/19/90
=750  \2$aPropylamines$5IEN$0(DNLM)D011437

=LDR  00393cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362438702441
=005  20120730163348.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|n\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85069810 
=035  \\$aBZR9716NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
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=690  \\$ar2:AMD:7/16/90
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=750  \2$aNonodontogenic Cysts$5IEN-M$0(DNLM)D009631

=LDR  01000cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880362438802441
=005  20120730163345.0
=008  050812i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
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=035  \\$aBZR8567NU
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=450  \\$aApoda (Isopoda)
=450  \\$aIsopod Crustacea
=450  \\$aIsopod crustaceans
=450  \\$aIsopods
=550  \\$wg$aMalacostraca
=670  \\$aMenzies, R.J. The common marine isopod Crustacea of Puerto Rico, 1978:$bp. 1 (isopod crustaceans) p. 7 (isopods)
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=LDR  00335cz  a2200133n  4500
=001  9880362438902441
=005  20120730163348.0
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=010  \\$ash 85069809 
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=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aJaws$xCancer
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/9/90
=750  \2$aJaw Neoplasms$5IEN$0(DNLM)D007573

=LDR  00441cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362439002441
=005  20091028083131.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
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=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQD471
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=550  \\$wg$aMolecular rotation
=550  \\$aStereochemistry
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=LDR  00383cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362439102441
=005  20120730163345.0
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=035  \\$aBZR8552NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aQP615$bQP616
=150  \\$aIsomerases
=450  \\$wnne$aIsomerase
=550  \\$wg$aEnzymes
=750  \2$aIsomerases$5IEN$0(DNLM)D007535

=LDR  00663cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880362439202441
=005  20120730163345.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
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=053  \\$aRA975
=150  \\$aIsolation (Hospital care)
=450  \\$aIsolation techniques in hospitals
=550  \\$wg$aAsepsis and antisepsis
=550  \\$wg$aCommunicable diseases$xHospitals
=550  \\$wg$aCommunicable diseases$xPrevention
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=750  \2$aPatient Isolators$5IEN-M$0(DNLM)D010357

=LDR  00404cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362439302441
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=450  \\$wnne$aJaws$xAbnormities and deformities
=750  \2$aJaw Abnormalities$5IEN$0(DNLM)D007569

=LDR  00767cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362439402441
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=550  \\$wg$aSpecies
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=LDR  00728cz  a2200253n  4500
=001  9880362439502441
=005  20120730163347.0
=008  860211||\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85069806 
=035  \\$aBZR9712NU
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh 85069806
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dWaU
=053  \0$aQL821$cComparative anatomy
=053  \0$aQM105$cHuman anatomy
=053  \0$aQP311$cPhysiology
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=450  \\$aJaw apparatus
=450  \\$aMasticatory apparatus
=550  \\$wg$aCraniology
=550  \\$wg$aFacial bones
=550  \\$wg$aHead
=550  \\$wg$aMouth
=670  \\$aFrazzetta, T.H. Morphology and function of the jaw apparatus in Python sebae and Python molurus, 1963.
=750  \2$aJaw$5IEN$0(DNLM)D007568

=LDR  00342cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362439602441
=005  20080324095548.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85068636 
=035  \\$aBZR8542LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=150  \\$aIsoindole
=450  \\$aBenzazole
=550  \\$wg$aIndole
=750  \2$aIsoindoles$0(DNLM)D054833$5IEN

=LDR  00553cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362439702441
=005  20120730163347.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85069802 
=035  \\$aBZR9708NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRK522
=150  \\$aJaw relation records
=450  \\$aBite registration (Dentistry)
=450  \\$aMaxillomandibular records
=550  \\$wg$aDental records
=550  \\$wg$aJaws
=550  \\$wg$aOcclusion (Dentistry)
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/9/90
=750  \2$aJaw Relation Record$5IEN$0(DNLM)D007574

=LDR  00564cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362439802441
=005  20120730163345.0
=008  860211||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85068633 
=035  \\$aBZR8539NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aIsoenzymes
=450  \\$aAllozymes
=450  \\$aIsozymes
=550  \\$wg$aEnzymes
=670  \\$aBiol. & agr. index:$bv. 41, p. 1208 (isozymes, syn: allozymes, isoenzymes)
=670  \\$aMESH.
=670  \\$aNIH$b(Enzymes, Isoenzymes)
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/9/90
=750  \2$aIsoenzymes$5IEN$0(DNLM)D007527

=LDR  00565cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362439902441
=005  20120730163345.0
=008  920803||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85068632 
=035  \\$aBZR8538NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQP519.9.I8$cBiological chemistry
=150  \\$aIsoelectric focusing
=450  \\$aElectrofocusing
=450  \\$aFocusing, Isoelectric
=550  \\$wg$aChemistry, Analytic$xQualitative
=550  \\$wg$aChemistry, Organic
=550  \\$wg$aElectrophoresis
=750  \2$aIsoelectric Focusing$5IEN$0(DNLM)D007525

=LDR  00432cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362440002441
=005  20120730163347.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85069785 
=035  \\$aBZR9691NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aJaundice, Obstructive
=450  \\$aObstructive jaundice
=550  \\$wg$aBile ducts$xObstructions
=550  \\$wg$aJaundice
=750  \2$aJaundice, Obstructive$5IEN$0(DNLM)D041781

=LDR  00355cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362440102441
=005  20120730163345.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85068629 
=035  \\$aBZR8535NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aIsoantigens
=550  \\$wg$aAntigens
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/9/90
=750  \2$aIsoantigens$5IEN$0(DNLM)D007519

=LDR  00550cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362440202441
=005  20060613092534.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85069784 
=035  \\$aBZR9690NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRJ276
=150  \\$aJaundice, Neonatal
=450  \\$aBuhl's disease
=450  \\$aHyperbilirubinemia, Neonatal
=450  \\$aIcterus neonatorum
=450  \\$aNeonatal jaundice
=450  \\$aRitter's disease
=450  \\$aWickel's disease
=750  \2$aJaundice, Neonatal$0(DNLM)D007567$5IEN

=LDR  00450cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362440302441
=005  20080331132200.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85068606 
=035  \\$aBZR8512NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aIslands of Langerhans$xTumors
=450  \\$aInsulinoma
=450  \\$aInsuloma
=450  \\$aIslet cell tumors
=550  \\$wg$aChromaffin cells$xTumors
=750  \2$aInsulinoma$0(DNLM)D007340$5IEN

=LDR  00429cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362440402441
=005  20120730163347.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85069783 
=035  \\$aBZR9689NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRC851
=053  \\$aRJ276$cInfants
=150  \\$aJaundice
=450  \\$aIcterus (Pathology)
=550  \\$wg$aBiliary tract$xDiseases
=750  \2$aJaundice$5IEN$0(DNLM)D007565

=LDR  00706cz  a2200241n  4500
=001  9880362440502441
=005  20120730163345.0
=008  860211||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85068605 
=035  \\$aBZR8511NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQP188.P26$cPhysiology
=150  \\$aIslands of Langerhans
=450  \\$aEndocrine pancreas
=450  \\$aIslet cells
=450  \\$aIslets of Langerhans
=450  \\$aLangerhans, Islands of
=450  \\$aPancreatic islets
=550  \\$wg$aEndocrine glands
=550  \\$wg$aPancreas
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Islands of Langerhans, x Islets of Langerhans)
=670  \\$aLC data base, 06/24/89
=750  \2$aIslets of Langerhans$5IEN$0(DNLM)D007515

=LDR  00452cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362440602441
=005  20130312084457.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85068496 
=035  \\$aBZR8402NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aGB471$bGB478
=150  \\$aIslands
=450  \\$aIsles
=450  \\$aIslets
=550  \\$wg$aLandforms
=670  \\$aRandom House$b(islet, a very small island)
=750  \2$aIslands$0(DNLM)D062312$5IEN

=LDR  00350cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362440702441
=005  20120730163347.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85069780 
=035  \\$aBZR9686LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQK495.E9
=150  \\$aJatropha
=550  \\$wg$aEuphorbiaceae
=750  \2$aJatropha$5IEN$0(DNLM)D031286

=LDR  01376cz  a2200241n  4500
=001  9880362440802441
=005  20120730163344.0
=008  041221i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85068390 
=035  \\$aBZR8296NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aBP1$bBP223
=150  \\$aIslam
=360  \\$iheadings with$aIslam$iadded in parentheses, e.g.$aKufr (Islam);$iand subdivision$aIslam$iunder religious topics, e.g.$aMysticism--Islam;$ialso headings beginning with the words$aIslamic$iand$aMuslim
=450  \\$wnne$aMohammedanism
=450  \\$aMuhammadanism
=450  \\$aMuslimism
=450  \\$aMussulmanism
=550  \\$wg$aReligions
=550  \\$aMuslims
=680  \\$iHere are entered works on the religion of which Muhammad is the prophet. Works on the community of believers in Islam are entered under$aMuslims.$iWorks on the group of countries in which the majority of the people are Muslims or in which Islam is the established religion are entered under$aIslamic countries.$iWorks on the cultural system or civilization erected on the foundation of the religion Islam are entered under specific headings according to period covered, e.g.$aCivilization, Islamic$i(for the medieval period);$aIslamic countries--Civilization$i(for the modern period and general works).
=681  \\$iNotes under$aIslamic countries; Muslims
=750  \2$aIslam$5IEN$0(DNLM)D007514

=LDR  00447cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362440902441
=005  20120730163347.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85069764 
=035  \\$aBZR9670LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQK495.O44$cBotany
=053  \0$aSB303.J37$cAromatic plants
=150  \\$aJasmine
=450  \\$aJasminum
=450  \\$aJessamine
=550  \\$wg$aOleaceae
=750  \2$aJasminum$5IEN$0(DNLM)D031660

=LDR  00440cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362441002441
=005  20120730163344.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85068339 
=035  \\$aBZR8245NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aRC862.I82
=150  \\$aIschemic colitis
=450  \\$aColitis, Ischemic$5IEN
=550  \\$wg$aColitis
=550  \\$wg$aIntestinal ischemia
=750  \2$aColitis, Ischemic$5IEN$0(DNLM)D017091

=LDR  00424cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362441102441
=005  20060807082832.0
=008  871218i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85068338 
=035  \\$a(OCoLC)02122675
=035  \\$aBZR8244NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRB144
=150  \\$aIschemia
=450  \\$aIschaemia
=550  \\$wg$aBlood circulation disorders
=750  \2$aIschemia$0(DNLM)D007511$5IEN

=LDR  00626cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880362441202441
=005  20060614151555.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85069687 
=035  \\$aBZR9593LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \\$aQK495.C78$cBotany
=053  \\$aSB413.M67$cOrnamental plant
=150  \\$aJapanese morning glory
=450  \\$aImperial Japanese morning glory
=450  \\$aIpomoea imperialis
=450  \\$aIpomoea nil
=450  \\$aPharbitis nil
=450  \\$aWhite-edge morning glory
=550  \\$wg$aIpomoea
=550  \\$wg$aMorning glories
=750  \2$aIpomoea nil$0(DNLM)D049915$5IEN

=LDR  00400cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362441302441
=005  20120730163344.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85068334 
=035  \\$aBZR8240NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQK495.C9$cBotany
=150  \\$aIsatis
=550  \\$wg$aCruciferae
=670  \\$aHortus 3$b(Isatis L. Cruciferae)
=750  \2$aIsatis$5IEN$0(DNLM)D031219

=LDR  00449cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362441402441
=005  20120730163347.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85069622 
=035  \\$aBZR9528LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aQR189.5.E5
=150  \\$aJapanese B encephalitis vaccine
=450  \\$wnne$aJapanese encephalitis vaccine
=550  \\$wg$aViral vaccines
=750  \2$aJapanese Encephalitis Vaccines$5IEN$0(DNLM)D022321

=LDR  00815cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880362441502441
=005  20120730163347.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85069621 
=035  \\$aBZR9527NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aRC141.E6
=150  \\$aJapanese B encephalitis
=450  \\$aEncephalitis B
=450  \\$wnne$aJapanese encephalitis
=450  \\$aRussian autumnal encephalitis
=450  \\$aType B encephalitis
=550  \\$wg$aEpidemic encephalitis
=550  \\$wg$aFlaviviral diseases
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Encephalitis, Japanese B)
=670  \\$aIntl. dict. med. biol.$b(Encephalitis : Japanese B encephalitis; also called encephalitis B, type B encephalitis, Russian autumnal encephalitis, Japanese encephalitis)
=750  \2$aEncephalitis, Japanese$5IEN$0(DNLM)D004672

=LDR  01222cz  a2200313n  4500
=001  9880362441602441
=005  20120730163344.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85068314 
=035  \\$aBZR8220NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aRC862.I77
=150  \\$aIrritable colon
=450  \\$aAdaptive colitis
=450  \\$aColic myxoneurosis
=450  \\$aColon, Irritable
=450  \\$aColonic diseases, Functional
=450  \\$aFunctional bowel disease
=450  \\$aIntestinal neurosis
=450  \\$aIrritable bowel syndrome
=450  \\$aIrritable colon syndrome
=450  \\$aMucous colitis
=450  \\$aMyxomembranous colitis
=450  \\$aSpastic colon
=450  \\$aUnstable colon
=550  \\$wg$aColon (Anatomy)$xDiseases
=550  \\$wg$aIrritation (Pathology)
=670  \\$aMeSH browser, Nov. 1, 2006$b(Irritable Bowel Syndrome: Entry terms: Colitis, Mucous, Colon, Irritable. Scope note: A disorder with chronic or recurrent colonic symptoms without a clearcut etiology. This conditions is characterized by chronic or recurrent abdominal pain, bloating, mucus in feces, and an erratic disturbance of defecation.)
=750  \2$aIrritable Bowel Syndrome$5IEN-M$0(DNLM)D043183

=LDR  00720cz  a2200241n  4500
=001  9880362441702441
=005  20110315102413.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85068298 
=035  \\$aBZR8204NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aS612$bS619$cGeneral
=053  \\$aSB112$cManuals
=150  \\$aIrrigation farming
=360  \\$isubdivision$aIrrigation$iunder individual crops, e.g.$aCorn--Irrigation
=450  \\$aIrrigated agriculture
=450  \\$aIrrigated farming
=450  \\$aIrrigation agriculture
=550  \\$wg$aAgriculture
=550  \\$wg$aArid regions agriculture
=550  \\$wg$aIrrigation
=550  \\$aCrops and water
=750  \2$aAgricultural Irrigation$0(DNLM)D057914$5IEN

=LDR  00421cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362441802441
=005  20110202114315.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85068290 
=035  \\$aBZR8196NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aIrrigation (Medicine)
=450  \\$aLavage
=550  \\$wg$aAsepsis and antisepsis
=550  \\$wg$aTherapeutics
=750  \2$aTherapeutic Irrigation$0(DNLM)D007507$5IEN

=LDR  00741cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362441902441
=005  20120730163344.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85068237 
=035  \\$aBZR8143NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQP552.I7
=150  \\$aIron-sulfur proteins
=450  \\$wnne$aIron sulphur proteins
=450  \\$aSulfur-iron proteins
=550  \\$wg$aIron proteins
=550  \\$wg$aOrganosulfur compounds
=670  \\$aMeSH browser, May 15, 2007$b(Iron-Sulfur Proteins. Scope note: A group of proteins possessing only the iron-sulfur complex as the prosthetic group.)
=688  \\$aHeading changed 20070821 from: 150:##:_{dollar}a Iron sulphur proteins
=750  \2$aIron-Sulfur Proteins$5IEN$0(DNLM)D007506

=LDR  00400cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362442002441
=005  20120730163344.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85068203 
=035  \\$aBZR8109NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aRC632.I7
=150  \\$aIron$xMetabolism$xDisorders
=450  \\$wnne$aIron metabolism disorders
=750  \2$aIron Metabolism Disorders$5IEN$0(DNLM)D019189

=LDR  01096cz  a2200313n  4500
=001  9880362442102441
=005  20120730163347.0
=008  921201i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85069294 
=035  \\$aBZR9200NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRC394.C83
=150  \\$aCreutzfeldt-Jakob disease
=450  \\$aCJD (Disease)
=450  \\$aCreutzfeldt-Jakob syndrome
=450  \\$aHeidenhain syndrome
=450  \\$wnne$aJakob-Creutzfeldt disease
=450  \\$aJakob-Creutzfeldt syndrome
=450  \\$aJakob's disease
=450  \\$aSpastic pseudosclerosis
=450  \\$aSub-acute spongiform encephalopathy
=450  \\$aSubacute spongiform encephalopathy
=550  \\$wg$aCentral nervous system$xDiseases
=550  \\$wg$aPresenile dementia
=550  \\$wg$aPrion diseases
=550  \\$aBovine spongiform encephalopathy
=670  \\$aSub-acute spongiform encephalopathies, c1991.
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Creutzfeldt-Jakob syndrome was Jakob-Creutzfeldt syndrome 1981-90 was Creutzfeldt-Jakob disease, 1969-80)
=750  \2$aCreutzfeldt-Jakob Syndrome$5IEN$0(DNLM)D007562

=LDR  00529cz   2200169n  4500
=001  9880362442202441
=005  20241021155604.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85068189 
=035  \\$aBZR8095NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRC627.I75
=150  \\$aIron deficiency diseases
=550  \\$wg$aTrace element deficiency diseases
=750  \2$aIron$xdeficiency$0(DNLM)D007501Q000172$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000090463$5IEN-M
=750  \2$aIron Deficiencies$0(DNLM)D000090463$5IEN-M
=930  \\$aLCSH Mapping GN 2024/10/08

=LDR  00579cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362442302441
=005  20110721092712.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85068188 
=035  \\$aBZR8094NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRJ416.I75
=150  \\$aIron deficiency anemia in children
=550  \\$wg$aAnemia in children
=750  \2$81$wb$aAnemia, Iron-Deficiency$0(DNLM)D018798$5IEN
=750  \2$81$wb$aChild$0(DNLM)002648$5IEN
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aAnemia, Hypochromic$iand$aChild$5IEN

=LDR  01621cz  a2200301n  4500
=001  9880362442402441
=005  20120730163346.0
=008  860211||\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85069227 
=035  \\$aBZR9133NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dWaU
=053  \0$aQL947
=150  \\$aJacobson's organ
=450  \\$aJacobsen's organ
=450  \\$aOrgan of Jacobson
=450  \\$aOrganum vomeronasale
=450  \\$aVNO (Vomeronasal organ)
=450  \\$aVomeronasal nerve
=450  \\$aVomeronasal organ
=450  \\$aVomeronasal pits
=450  \\$aVomeronasal system
=550  \\$wg$aChemoreceptors
=550  \\$wg$aNose
=670  \\$aWikipedia, Mar. 6, 2009$b(Vomeronasal organ (VNO), or Jacobson's organ; an auxiliary olfactory sense organ that is found in many animals; discovered by Ludvig Jacobson 1813)
=670  \\$aMESH browser, Mar. 6, 2009$b(Vomeronasal organ; UF: Jacobson organ, Jacobson's organ, Organum vomeronasale, vomeronasal nerve, vomeronasal system; scope note: an accessory chemoreceptor organ that is separated from the main olfactory mucosa. It is situated at the base of the nasal septum.)
=670  \\$aMedlinePlus medical dictionary, via WWW, Mar. 9, 2009$b(Vomeronasal organ; either of a pair of small blind pouches or tubes in many vertebrates; situated one on either side of the nasal septum or in the buccal cavity; called also: Jacobson's organ, organ of Jacobson)
=670  \\$aChemistry.about.com WWW site, Mar. 12, 2009$b(Jacobson's organ; also known as: Vomeronasal organ, Vomeronasal pits; common misspellings: Jacobsen's organ)
=750  \2$aVomeronasal Organ$5IEN$0(DNLM)D019147

=LDR  00315cz  a2200133n  4500
=001  9880362442502441
=005  20050523124620.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|n\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85069185 
=035  \\$aBZR9091NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aQL737.C2
=150  \\$aJackals
=750  \2$aJackals$0(DNLM)D046030$5IEN

=LDR  00529cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362442602441
=005  20120730163346.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85069146 
=035  \\$aBZR9052NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aQL458.2.I9
=150  \\$aIxodidae
=450  \\$aHard ticks
=450  \\$aWood ticks
=550  \\$wg$aParasitiformes
=550  \\$wg$aTicks
=670  \\$aSyn. liv. org.:$bv. 2, p. 116 (Ixodidae, suborder Ixodida, order Parasitiformes)
=750  \2$aIxodidae$5IEN$0(DNLM)D026863

=LDR  00529cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362442702441
=005  20110721092158.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85068186 
=035  \\$aBZR8092NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRA645.I75$cPublic health
=053  \\$aRC641.7.I7$cInternal medicine
=150  \\$aIron deficiency anemia
=450  \\$aHypoferric anemia
=550  \\$wg$aHypochromic anemia
=550  \\$wg$aIron deficiency diseases
=750  \2$aAnemia, Iron-Deficiency$0(DNLM)D018798$5IEN

=LDR  01902cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880362442802441
=005  20121228154628.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85068181 
=035  \\$aBZR8087NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dWaU$dDLC
=053  \0$aQD181.F4$cGeneral and inorganic chemistry
=053  \0$aQD412.F4$cOrganometallic chemistry
=053  \0$aTP245.I8$cChemical technology
=150  \\$aIron compounds
=450  \\$aFerric compounds
=450  \\$aFerrous compounds
=550  \\$wg$aTransition metal compounds
=670  \\$aWikipedia, Aug. 19, 2012$b(Category: Iron compounds. This is intended for compounds that contain iron in their composition.) Ferric (Ferric refers to iron-containing materials or compounds. In chemistry the term is reserved for iron with an oxidation number of +3, also denoted iron(III) or Fe p3+ (B. On the other hand, ferrous refers to iron with oxidation number of +2, denoted iron(II) or Fe p2+ (B.) Iron (Iron forms compounds mainly in the +2 and +3 oxidation states. Traditionally, iron(II) compounds are called ferrous, and iron(III) compounds ferric. Iron also occurs in higher oxidation states, an example being the purple potassium ferrate (K b2 (BFeO b4 (B) which contains iron in its +6 oxidation state. Iron(IV) is a common intermediate in many in biochemical oxidation reactions. Numerous organometallic compounds contain formal oxidation states of +1, 0, -1, or even -2.)
=670  \\$aColumbia encyclopedia, 6th ed., via Fact monster website, Aug. 19, 2012:$biron > compounds (Iron forms such compounds as oxides, hydroxides, halides, acetates, carbonates, sulfides, nitrates, sulfates, and a number of complex ions. It is chemically active and forms two major series of chemical compounds, the bivalent iron (II), or ferrous, compounds and the trivalent iron (III), or ferric, compounds.)
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=450  \\$aIron chelators
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=001  9880362443102441
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=053  \0$aQE391.I7$cMineralogy
=053  \0$aTA464$bTA479$cMaterials engineering
=053  \0$aTP245.I8$cChemical technology
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=550  \\$wg$aNative element minerals
=550  \\$wg$aTransition metals
=550  \\$aSiderophile elements
=750  \2$aIron$5IEN$0(DNLM)D007501

=LDR  00423cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362443202441
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=010  \\$ash 85068127 
=035  \\$aBZR8033NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRE352
=150  \\$aIritis
=450  \\$aIris (Eye)$xInflammation
=550  \\$wg$aIris (Eye)$xDiseases
=550  \\$wg$aUveitis
=750  \2$aIritis$5IEN$0(DNLM)D007500

=LDR  00749cz  a2200241n  4500
=001  9880362443302441
=005  20120730163343.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85068079 
=035  \\$aBZR7985NU
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh 85068079
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQK495.I75$cBotany
=053  \0$aSB413.I8$cCulture
=150  \\$aIrises (Plants)
=450  \\$aFlags (Plants)
=450  \\$aFleurs-de-lis (Plants)
=450  \\$aIrides (Plants)
=450  \\$wnne$aIris (Plant)
=450  \\$aIris (Plants)
=550  \\$wg$aIridaceae
=670  \\$aWeb. 3 (iris: pl. irises or iris or irides: any plant or flower of the genus iris; flag: a plant of the genus Iris; fleur-de-lis: iris)
=750  \2$aIris Plant$5IEN$0(DNLM)D031323

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=001  9880362443402441
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=008  860211i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|n\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85068077 
=035  \\$aBZR7983NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aIris (Eye)$xDiseases
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/9/90
=750  \2$aIris Diseases$5IEN$0(DNLM)D007499

=LDR  00423cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362443502441
=005  20120730163343.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85068076 
=035  \\$aBZR7982NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQL949$cComparative anatomy
=053  \\$aQM511$cHuman anatomy
=150  \\$aIris (Eye)
=550  \\$wg$aUvea
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/9/90
=750  \2$aIris$5IEN$0(DNLM)D007498

=LDR  00595cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880362443602441
=005  20120730163343.0
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=010  \\$ash 85068073 
=035  \\$aBZR7979NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRE352.5
=150  \\$aIridocyclitis
=450  \\$aAnterior uveitis
=450  \\$aHeterochromic uveitis
=450  \\$aUveitis, Anterior
=450  \\$aUveitis, Heterochromic
=550  \\$wg$aCiliary body$xDiseases
=550  \\$wg$aIritis
=550  \\$wg$aUveitis
=690  \\$ar:AJO:4/15/91
=750  \2$aIridocyclitis$5IEN$0(DNLM)D015863

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=001  9880362443702441
=005  20140409132142.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85068067 
=035  \\$aBZR7973NU
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC$dDLC$dWaU
=053  \0$aQD181.I7$cGeneral and inorganic chemistry
=053  \0$aQD412.I7$cOrganometallic chemistry
=053  \0$aQD464.I7$cAtomic and molecular weights
=053  \0$aQE516.I7$cGeochemistry
=053  \0$aRC95.I74$cDiseases due to radioactive substances
=053  \0$aTP245.I7$cChemical technology
=150  \\$aIridium
=550  \\$wg$aHeat resistant alloys
=550  \\$wg$aPlatinum group
=670  \\$aNASA thesaurus, 2012, via WWW, Mar. 12, 2013$b(iridium. BT chemical elements. BT refractory metals. BT transition metals)
=670  \\$aAbout.com website, Mar. 12, 2013$b(The term 'refractory metal' is used to describe a group of metal elements that have exceptionally high melting points and are resistant to wear, corrosion and deformation. Industrial uses of the term refractory metal most often refer to five commonly used elements: Molybdenum (Mo), Niobium (Nb), Rhenium (Re), Tantalum (Ta), Tungsten (W), However, broader definitions have also included the less commonly used metals: Chromium (Cr), Hafnium (Hf), Iridium (Ir), Osmium (Os), Rhodium (Rh), Ruthenium (Ru), Titanium (Ti), Vanadium (V), Zirconium (Zr))
=670  \\$aWikipedia, Mar. 12, 2013:$bIridium (Iridium is the chemical element with atomic number 77, and is represented by the symbol Ir. A very hard, brittle, silvery-white transition metal of the platinum family, iridium is the second-densest element (after osmium) and is the most corrosion-resistant metal, even at temperatures as high as 2000 �C) Refractory metals (Refractory metals are a class of metals that are extraordinarily resistant to heat and wear. The expression is mostly used in the context of materials science, metallurgy and engineering. The definition of which elements belong to this group differs. The most common definition includes five elements: two of the fifth period (niobium and molybdenum) and three of the sixth period (tantalum, tungsten, and rhenium). They all share some properties, including a melting point above 2000 �C and high hardness at room temperature. They are chemically inert and have a relatively high density. Their high melting points make powder metallurgy the method of choice for fabricating components from these metals. Most definitions of the term 'refractory metals' list the extraordinarly high melting point as a key requirement for inclusion. By one definition, a melting point above 4,000 �F (2,200 �C) is necessary to qualify. The five elements niobium, molybdenum, tantalum, tungsten and rhenium are included in all definitions, while the wider definition, including all elements with a melting point above 2,123 K (1,850 �C), includes a varying number of nine additional elements, titanium, vanadium, chromium, zirconium, hafnium, ruthenium, osmium and iridium.)
=670  \\$aChemicool website, Mar. 12, 2013$b(Iridium; transition metal)
=750  \2$aIridium$5IEN$0(DNLM)D007495

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=001  9880362443802441
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=035  \\$aBZR7971LC
=035  \\$aSH 85068065
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aIridectomy
=550  \\$wg$aIris (Eye)$xSurgery
=750  \2$aIridectomy$5IEN$0(DNLM)D032801

=LDR  01385cz  a2200289n  4500
=001  9880362443902441
=005  20120730163343.0
=008  031021i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85068064 
=035  \\$aBZR7970NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dWaU
=053  \0$aQK495.I75$cBotany
=150  \\$aIridaceae
=450  \\$aGeosiridaceae
=450  \\$aGladiolaceae
=450  \\$aHewardiaceae
=450  \\$aIris family (Plants)
=450  \\$aIsophysidaceae
=450  \\$aIxiaceae
=550  \\$wg$aAsparagales
=670  \\$aWeb. 3$b(iris family: Iridaceae)
=670  \\$aNCBI taxonomy browser, via WWW, Oct. 21, 2003$b(Iridaceae (iris family). Order Asparagales)
=670  \\$aGRIN taxonomy, via WWW, Oct. 21, 2003$b(Iridaceae Juss., nom. cons. Monocot family. Synonyms: Geosiridaceae, Gladiolaceae, Hewardiaceae, Isophysidaceae, Ixiaceae)
=670  \\$aMabberley, D.J. The plant-book, c1997$b(Iridaceae Juss. Monocots - Liliidae - Liliales)
=670  \\$aWatson, L. The families of flowering plants, via WWW, Oct. 21, 2003$b(Iridaceae Juss. Including Gladiolaceae Rafin., Hewardiaceae Nak., Isophysidaceae Takhtajan, Spathaceae Dulac. Excluding Geosiridaceae. Subclass Monocotyledonae. Superorder Liliiflorae; Liliales)
=670  \\$aStevens, P.F. Angiosperm phylogeny website, Oct. 21, 2003:$bAsparagales (Asparagales. Incl. Iridaceae)
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=001  9880362444002441
=005  20120730163343.0
=008  030606i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
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=035  \\$aBZR7787NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQR184.4
=150  \\$aIr genes
=450  \\$aClass II genes
=450  \\$aGenes, Immune response$5IEN
=450  \\$aImmune response genes
=550  \\$wg$aGenes
=550  \\$wg$aImmunogenetics
=550  \\$aImmune response$xRegulation
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=001  9880362444102441
=005  20060614151748.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
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=035  \\$aBZR7775NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aQK495.C78$cBotany
=150  \\$aIpomoea
=450  \\$aBatates
=450  \\$aBonanox
=450  \\$aCalonyction
=450  \\$aIpomaea
=450  \\$aIpomea
=450  \\$aPharbitis
=450  \\$aQuamoclit
=550  \\$wg$aConvolvulaceae
=670  \\$aBritannica Micro.:$bv. 5, p. 415 (Ipomoea, sometimes spelled Ipomaea)
=750  \2$aIpomoea$0(DNLM)D027741$5IEN

=LDR  01014cz  a2200241n  4500
=001  9880362444202441
=005  20120730163343.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85067865 
=035  \\$aBZR7771NU
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh 85067865
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aRM666.I7
=150  \\$aIpecac (Drug)
=450  \\$aBrazilian ipecac (Drug)
=450  \\$wnne$aIpecacuanha
=450  \\$aIpecacuanha (Drug)
=550  \\$wg$aEmetics
=550  \\$wg$aExpectorants
=550  \\$wg$aPlant extracts
=670  \\$aInter. dict. med. biol.$b(ipecac: dried roots and rhizome of Cephaelis ipecacuanhua or C. acuminata which is used as an emetic and amebicidal drug. Also called ipecacuanha)
=670  \\$aDorland's med. dict.$b(ipecac: originally introduced as a remedy for dysentery, it has been replaced by its alkaloie emetine for that purpose and is now used in a syrup as an emetic, particularly in case of poisoning. It also has expectorant properties.)
=750  \2$aIpecac$5IEN$0(DNLM)D007486

=LDR  00644cz  a2200241n  4500
=001  9880362444302441
=005  20120730163342.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85067846 
=035  \\$aBZR7752NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRK320.I5$cDental therapeutics
=053  \\$aRM884$cTherapeutics
=150  \\$aIontophoresis
=450  \\$aElectroionic therapy
=450  \\$aGalvanoionization
=450  \\$aIonic therapy
=450  \\$aIonophoresis
=450  \\$aIontherapy
=550  \\$wg$aElectrophoresis
=550  \\$wg$aElectrotherapeutics
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/9/90
=750  \2$aIontophoresis$5IEN$0(DNLM)D007478

=LDR  00729cz  a2200241n  4500
=001  9880362444402441
=005  20120730163325.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85066140 
=035  \\$aBZR6046NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aTK7882.I6
=150  \\$aInformation display systems
=450  \\$aData display systems
=450  \\$aDisplay systems, Information
=450  \\$aDynamic display systems
=450  \\$aElectronic displays
=550  \\$wg$aComputer input-output equipment
=550  \\$wg$aComputers$xOptical equipment
=550  \\$wg$aOptical data processing
=550  \\$wg$aOptoelectronic devices
=550  \\$wg$aTeaching$xAids and devices
=750  \2$aData Display$5IEN$0(DNLM)D003626

=LDR  00407cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362444502441
=005  20120730163325.0
=008  871218i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85066133 
=035  \\$a(OCoLC)02108230
=035  \\$aBZR6039NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQR201.I6
=150  \\$aInfluenza viruses
=550  \\$wg$aOrthomyxoviruses
=750  \2$aOrthomyxoviridae$5IEN$0(DNLM)D009975

=LDR  00414cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362444602441
=005  20050209122325.0
=008  021105i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85066132 
=035  \\$aBZR6038NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQR189.5.I5
=150  \\$aInfluenza vaccines
=450  \\$aInfluenza virus vaccines
=550  \\$wg$aViral vaccines
=750  \2$aInfluenza Vaccines$0(DNLM)D007252$5IEN

=LDR  00669cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880362444702441
=005  20060511131632.0
=008  920417i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85066127 
=035  \\$aBZR6033NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRA644.I6$cPublic health
=053  \\$aRC150$bRC150.9$cInternal medicine
=150  \\$aInfluenza
=450  \\$aFlu
=450  \\$aFlu, Respiratory
=450  \\$aGrippe
=450  \\$aRespiratory flu
=550  \\$wg$aRespiratory infections
=550  \\$wg$aVirus diseases
=670  \\$aRandom House$b(Influenza: respiratory symptoms and general prostration)
=750  \2$aInfluenza, Human$0(DNLM)D0007251$5IEN

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=001  9880362444802441
=005  20100719132721.0
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=010  \\$ash 85066121 
=035  \\$aBZR6027NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \\$aQK653
=150  \\$aInflorescences
=450  \\$wnne$aInflorescence
=550  \\$wg$aPlants
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Weberling, F. Morphology of flowers and inflorescences, 1989.
=670  \\$aWeb. 3.
=670  \\$aRandom House.
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=LDR  00480cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362444902441
=005  20010922120322.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85066109 
=035  \\$aBZR6015NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \\$aRB131
=150  \\$aInflammation$xMediators
=450  \\$aInflammatory mediators
=450  \\$aMediators of inflammation
=450  \\$aInflammation Mediators$5IEN
=550  \\$wg$aBiomolecules
=750  \0$aInflammation Mediators$5IEN

=LDR  00707cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362445002441
=005  20120730163325.0
=008  060227i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85066108 
=035  \\$aBZR6014NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aRB131$cPathology
=150  \\$aInflammation
=360  \\$iparticular inflammations, e.g.$aAppendicitis; Bursitis;$iand subdivision$aInflammation$iunder regions of the body, e.g.$aEye--Inflammation
=450  \\$aInflammatory process
=550  \\$wg$aPathology
=550  \\$aAnti-inflammatory agents
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Inflammation)
=670  \\$aLC Database, June 25, 2002$b(titles: inflammatory process)
=750  \2$aInflammation$5IEN$0(DNLM)D007249

=LDR  00554cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362445102441
=005  20070507083121.0
=008  871218i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85066092 
=035  \\$a(OCoLC)02107953
=035  \\$aBZR5998NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRC889
=150  \\$aInfertility, Male
=450  \\$aMale infertility
=450  \\$aMale sterility
=450  \\$wnne$aSterility, Male
=550  \\$wg$aGenerative organs, Male$xDiseases
=550  \\$wg$aInfertility
=750  \2$aInfertility, Male$0(DNLM)D007248$5IEN

=LDR  00605cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880362445202441
=005  20120730163325.0
=008  871218i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85066091 
=035  \\$a(OCoLC)02107943
=035  \\$aBZR5997NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRG201
=150  \\$aInfertility, Female
=450  \\$aFemale infertility
=450  \\$aFemale sterility
=450  \\$wnne$aSterility, Female
=550  \\$wg$aGenerative organs, Female$xDiseases
=550  \\$wg$aInfertility
=550  \\$aSterilization of women
=750  \2$aInfertility, Female$5IEN$0(DNLM)D007247

=LDR  00689cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880362445302441
=005  20120730163325.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85066087 
=035  \\$aBZR5993NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dVIU
=053  \0$aRC889
=150  \\$aInfertility
=450  \\$aInvoluntary childlessness
=450  \\$wnne$aSterility
=450  \\$aSterility in humans
=550  \\$wg$aChildlessness
=550  \\$wg$aGenerative organs$xDiseases
=550  \\$aFertility, Human
=550  \\$aSterilization (Birth control)
=670  \\$aInfertility around the globe, c2002:$bp. 4 of cover (involuntary childlessness)
=750  \2$aInfertility$5IEN$0(DNLM)D007246

=LDR  00995cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880362445402441
=005  20080225134709.0
=008  030717||\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85066084 
=035  \\$aBZR5990NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aInferior colliculus
=450  \\$aColliculus caudalis
=450  \\$aColliculus inferior
=450  \\$aColliculus inferior laminae quadrigeminae
=450  \\$aColliculus inferior laminae tecti
=550  \\$wg$aMesencephalon
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Inferior Colliculus x Colliculus, Inferior)
=670  \\$aInter. dict. med. biol.$b(colliculus inferior: The caudal elevation of the mesencephalic roof, containing a large auditory nucleus and its connections. Also called inferior colliculus, colliculus caudalis (used of quadrapeds))
=670  \\$aDorland's med. dict.$b(colliculus inferior, inferior colliculus, colliculus inferior laminae quadrigeminae, colliculus inferior laminae tecti)
=750  \2$aInferior Colliculi$0(DNLM)D007245$5IEN

=LDR  00644cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362445502441
=005  20120730163325.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85066080 
=035  \\$aBZR5986NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aSF967.I48
=150  \\$aInfectious bovine rhinotracheitis
=450  \\$aBovine rhinotracheitis, Infectious
=450  \\$aRed nose disease in cattle
=450  \\$aRhinotracheitis, Infectious bovine
=550  \\$wg$aHerpesvirus diseases in animals
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=LDR  00467cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362445602441
=005  20120730163325.0
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=010  \\$ash 85066079 
=035  \\$aBZR5985NU
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=450  \\$aReactive arthritis
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=550  \\$wg$aJoints$xInfections
=750  \2$aArthritis, Infectious$5IEN$0(DNLM)D001170

=LDR  00573cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362445702441
=005  20120730163325.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85066077 
=035  \\$aBZR5983NU
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=550  \\$wg$aChildren$xDiseases
=550  \\$wg$aPediatric pathology
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=LDR  00782cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362445802441
=005  20250211111123.0
=008  860211||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85066076
=035  \\$aBZR5982NU
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=550  \\$wg$aMedical microbiology
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=LDR  00398cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362445902441
=005  20120730163324.0
=008  911219i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85066075 
=035  \\$aBZR5981NU
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=LDR  00421cz  a2200133n  4500
=001  9880362446002441
=005  20120730163324.0
=008  060829i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|n\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85066066 
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=LDR  01078cz  a2200277n  4500
=001  9880362446102441
=005  20190319111941.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85066065
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=670  \\$aMESH$b(Infant, Premature)
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=681  \\$aNote under Prematurely born children
=688  \\$aHeading changed 20061016 from: 150:##:_{dollar}a Infants (Premature)
=750  \2$aInfant, Premature$5IEN$0(DNLM)D007234

=LDR  00444cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362446202441
=005  20120730163324.0
=008  060829i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|n\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85066052 
=035  \\$aBZR5958NU
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=LDR  00771cz  a2200241n  4500
=001  9880362446302441
=005  20120730163324.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85066048 
=035  \\$aBZR5954NU
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=053  \0$aRJ251$bRJ325
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=550  \\$aNeonatology
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=670  \\$aGoogle search, Aug. 29, 2006$b(newborn infants; newborns; neonates)
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Infant, Newborn)
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=LDR  00394cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362446402441
=005  20120730163324.0
=008  060501i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85066043 
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=LDR  00356cz  a2200133n  4500
=001  9880362446502441
=005  20090219084822.0
=008  060324i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|n\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85066038 
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=LDR  00601cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362446602441
=005  20120730163324.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85066037 
=035  \\$aBZR5943NU
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=681  \\$iNote under$aInfants--Death
=750  \2$aInfant Mortality$5IEN$0(DNLM)D007226

=LDR  00543cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362446702441
=005  20150415171907.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85066030 
=035  \\$aBZR5936NU
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=053  \\$aRJ59$bRJ60
=150  \\$aInfants$xDeath
=550  \\$wg$aDeath
=680  \\$iHere are entered works on the death of infants. Works on infant death rates and causes are entered under$aInfants--Mortality.
=681  \\$iNote under$aInfants--Mortality
=750  \2$aInfant Death$0(DNLM)D066088$5IEN

=LDR  00672cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880362446802441
=005  20120730163324.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85066027 
=035  \\$aBZR5933NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
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=053  \\$aRJ101$bRJ103$cGeneral works
=150  \\$aInfants$xCare
=450  \\$aBaby care
=450  \\$aInfant care
=450  \\$wnne$aInfants$xCare and hygiene
=670  \\$aHennepin$b(Infant care)
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Infant care)
=681  \\$iExample under references from$aCare of persons; Persons, Care of
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/6/90
=750  \2$aInfant Care$5IEN$0(DNLM)D007224

=LDR  01255cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880361975202441
=005  20120730162849.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85033405 
=035  \\$aBZN3311NU
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=450  \\$aBenzopyrones
=450  \\$aCoumarines
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=670  \\$aWeb. 3$b(coumarin also cumarin)
=670  \\$aMeSH browser, Oct. 11, 2007$b(Coumarins. Scope note: Synthetic or naturally occurring substances related to coumarin, the delta-lactone of coumarinic acid. The various coumarins have a wide range of proposed actions and uses including as anticoagulants, pharmaceutical aids, indicators and reagants, photoreactive substances, and antineoplastic agents. Entry terms: 1,2-Benzo-Pyrones; 1,2-Benzopyrones; Benzopyranones, Coumarines)
=750  \2$aCoumarins$5IEN$0(DNLM)D003374

=LDR  00484cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880361975302441
=005  20120730162849.0
=008  030521i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85033394 
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=450  \\$aCoughing
=550  \\$wg$aReflexes
=550  \\$wg$aSymptoms
=550  \\$aAntitussive agents
=750  \2$aCough$5IEN$0(DNLM)D003371

=LDR  00434cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880361975402441
=005  20120730162849.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85033369 
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=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
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=550  \\$wg$aCottonseed products
=550  \\$wg$aVegetable oils
=750  \2$aCottonseed Oil$5IEN$0(DNLM)D003369

=LDR  00381cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880361975502441
=005  20120730162849.0
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=010  \\$ash 85033362 
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=053  \\$aHD9093
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=450  \\$aCotton-seed
=690  \\$ar:AMD:6/22/90
=750  \2$aCottonseed Oil$5IEN$0(DNLM)D003369

=LDR  00476cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880361975602441
=005  20060510133637.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
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=550  \\$wg$aRats
=670  \\$aWalker mam. world:$bv. 2, p. 698 (Sigmodon, cotton rats)
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=LDR  01273cz  a2200349n  4500
=001  9880361975702441
=005  20120730162848.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
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=053  \\$aQK495.M27$cBotany
=053  \\$aSB245$bSB252$cAgriculture
=053  \\$aTS1542$cFibers
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=450  \\$aAmerican upland cotton
=450  \\$aGossypium
=450  \\$aGossypium hirsutum
=450  \\$aGossypium mexicanum
=450  \\$aHairy cotton
=450  \\$aThurberia
=450  \\$aUpland cotton
=550  \\$wg$aMalvaceae
=550  \\$wg$aPlant fibers
=670  \\$aWeb. 3.
=670  \\$aHortus 3$b(Gossypium, syn: Thurberia; G. hirsutum, syn: G. mexicanum, upland cotton)
=670  \\$aFAO plants$b(Gossypium spp., cotton cotton plant; G. hirsutum, syn: upland cotton, hairy cotton)
=670  \\$aRoecklin profile of econ. plants:$bp. 131 ((upland cotton, cotton, G. hirsutum, G. mexicanum) (the American upland cotton (G. hirsutum) ... provides the bulk of U.S. cotton))
=670  \\$aInd. nom. gen. (plant.)
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=681  \\$iExample under$aFiber plants; Field crops; Textile fibers
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=LDR  00355cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880361975802441
=005  20120730162848.0
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=010  \\$ash 85033278 
=035  \\$aBZN3184LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
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=150  \\$aCostus
=550  \\$wg$aZingiberaceae
=750  \2$aCostus$5IEN$0(DNLM)D029770

=LDR  00461cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880361975902441
=005  20120730162848.0
=008  940322i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85033232 
=035  \\$aBZN3138NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aCosten's syndrome
=450  \\$aTemporomandibular joint dysfunction syndrome$5IEN
=550  \\$wg$aTemporomandibular joint$xDiseases
=750  \2$aTemporomandibular Joint Dysfunction Syndrome$5IEN$0(DNLM)D013706

=LDR  00902cz  a2200265n  4500
=001  9880361976002441
=005  20251029104654.0
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=053  \0$aTA177.7$cEngineering economics
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=001  9880361976102441
=005  20120730162847.0
=008  871218||\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85033196 
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=150  \\$aCost control
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=750  \2$aCost Control$5IEN$0(DNLM)D003363

=LDR  00634cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880361976202441
=005  20120730162847.0
=008  860211||\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85033192 
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=LDR  00383cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880361976302441
=005  20120730162847.0
=008  860211||\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
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=750  \2$aCosmic Dust$5IEN$0(DNLM)D019443

=LDR  00744cz  a2200265n  4500
=001  9880361976402441
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=LDR  00475cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880361976502441
=005  20120730162846.0
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=LDR  00373cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880361976602441
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=008  940322i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
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=LDR  00462cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880361976702441
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=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
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=750  \2$aCorydalis$5IEN$0(DNLM)D031311

=LDR  00409cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880361976802441
=005  20120730162846.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85033100 
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=690  \\$ar:AMD:6/22/90
=750  \2$aCortisone$5IEN$0(DNLM)D003348

=LDR  00532cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880361976902441
=005  20120730162846.0
=008  860211||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
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=LDR  00433cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880361977002441
=005  20120730162846.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85033094 
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=550  \\$wg$aMineralocorticoids
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=750  \2$aCorticosterone$5IEN$0(DNLM)D003345

=LDR  00369cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880361977102441
=005  20120730162846.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85033013 
=035  \\$aBZN2919NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aCorpus striatum
=550  \\$wg$aBasal ganglia
=690  \\$ar:AMD:6/22/90
=750  \2$aCorpus Striatum$5IEN$0(DNLM)D003342

=LDR  00487cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880361977202441
=005  20120730162846.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85033012 
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=053  \\$aQL881
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=550  \\$aLuteal phase
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=LDR  00380cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880361977302441
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=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85033006 
=035  \\$aBZN2912NU
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=750  \2$aCorpus Callosum$0(DNLM)D003337$5IEN

=LDR  01079cz  a2200301n  4500
=001  9880361977402441
=005  20150511111549.0
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=010  \\$ash 85032985 
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=670  \\$a93-642354: Directory of tax-exempt organizations, c1993.
=750  \2$aOrganizations, Nonprofit$5IEN$0(DNLM)D009939

=LDR  01368cz  a2200253n  4500
=001  9880361977502441
=005  20121120084727.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85032896 
=035  \\$aBZN2802NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
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=150  \\$aCorporate culture
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=550  \\$wg$aOrganizational behavior
=550  \\$aBusiness anthropology
=670  \\$aLC database, Aug. 16, 2012$b(institutional culture)
=670  \\$aOncology times, 10 Mar. 2009, via WWW, Aug. 16, 2012:$bp. 5 (institutional culture is confined to a specific organization, such as a university, hospital, business, football team, medical practice group, or a state legislature; one definition of an institution's culture is common ideas, values, and standards that permeate the everyday lives of its members, and that are perpetuated by institutional indoctrination, actions, and leadership)
=680  \\$iHere are entered works on the pattern of shared beliefs and values that give the members of an institution a sense of identity, and provide them with the rules for behavior in their organization.
=750  \2$aOrganizational Culture$5IEN$0(DNLM)D015279

=LDR  00465cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880361977602441
=005  20130725125737.0
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=010  \\$ash 85032886 
=035  \\$aBZN2792NU
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aCoroners
=450  \\$aInquests, Coroners'
=550  \\$wg$aPublic officers
=550  \\$aForensic pathology
=550  \\$aMedical examiners (Law)
=750  \2$aCoroners and Medical Examiners$5IEN$0(DNLM)D003334

=LDR  00595cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880361977702441
=005  20120730162845.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85032882 
=035  \\$aBZN2788NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQR399
=150  \\$aCoronaviruses
=450  \\$aCommon cold viruses
=450  \\$aCoronaviridae
=550  \\$wg$aNidoviruses
=670  \\$aMeSH browser, July 30, 2007$b(Coronaviridae, Scope note: Spherical RNA viruses in the order Nidovirales infecting a wide range of animals, including humans.)
=750  \2$aCoronaviridae$5IEN$0(DNLM)D003332

=LDR  00489cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880361977802441
=005  20120730162845.0
=008  060216i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85032874 
=035  \\$aBZN2780NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aRC685.C65
=150  \\$aCoronary vasospasm
=450  \\$aCoronary artery vasospasm
=450  \\$aVasospasm, Coronary
=550  \\$wg$aCoronary arteries$xStenosis
=550  \\$wg$aSpasms
=750  \2$aCoronary Vasospasm$5IEN$0(DNLM)D003329

=LDR  00567cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880361977902441
=005  20120730162845.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85032873 
=035  \\$aBZN2779NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \\$aRJ426.C67
=150  \\$aCoronary heart disease in children
=550  \\$wg$aPediatric cardiology
=750  \2$81$wb$aCoronary Disease$5IEN$0(DNLM)D003327
=750  \2$81$wb$aChild$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002648
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aCoronary Disease$iand$aChild$5IEN

=LDR  00643cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880361978002441
=005  20080208134200.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85032870 
=035  \\$aBZN2776NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRC685.C6
=150  \\$aCoronary heart disease
=450  \\$aCoronary arteries$xDiseases
=450  \\$aCoronary arteriosclerosis
=450  \\$aCoronary disease
=450  \\$aCoronary thrombosis
=450  \\$aIschemic heart disease
=450  \\$aMyocardial ischemia
=550  \\$wg$aHeart$xDiseases
=550  \\$aType A behavior
=750  \2$aCoronary Disease$0(DNLM)D003327$5IEN-M

=LDR  00599cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880361978102441
=005  20120730162845.0
=008  910606||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85032869 
=035  \\$aBZN2775NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQP108
=150  \\$aCoronary circulation
=450  \\$aCirculation, Coronary
=450  \\$aCoronary blood flow
=450  \\$aHeart circulation
=550  \\$wg$aBlood$xCirculation
=550  \\$wg$aCoronary arteries
=670  \\$aLC data base, 3/13/91$b(Blood flow; Regional blood flow)
=750  \2$aCoronary Circulation$5IEN$0(DNLM)D003326

=LDR  00537cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880361978202441
=005  20120730162845.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85032867 
=035  \\$aBZN2773NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aRA975.5.C6
=150  \\$aCoronary care units
=450  \\$aCardiac care units
=450  \\$aCCUs$5IEN
=450  \\$aCCUs (Health facilities)
=550  \\$wg$aHospitals$xCardiovascular services
=550  \\$wg$aIntensive care units
=750  \2$aCoronary Care Units$5IEN$0(DNLM)D003325

=LDR  00360cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880361978302441
=005  20120730162845.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|n\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85032803 
=035  \\$aBZN2709NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRE340
=150  \\$aCornea$xUlcers
=690  \\$ar:AMD:6/22/90
=750  \2$aCorneal Ulcer$5IEN$0(DNLM)D003320

=LDR  00362cz  a2200133n  4500
=001  9880361978402441
=005  20120730162845.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85032802 
=035  \\$aBZN2708NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aCornea$xTransplantation
=450  \\$aCorneal transplant
=750  \2$aCorneal Transplantation$5IEN$0(DNLM)D016039

=LDR  00404cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880361978502441
=005  20120730162845.0
=008  871218i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85032797 
=035  \\$a(OCoLC)02051247
=035  \\$aBZN2703NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRE336$bRE340
=150  \\$aCornea$xDiseases
=450  \\$aKeratomalacia
=750  \2$aCorneal Diseases$5IEN$0(DNLM)D003316

=LDR  00457cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880361978602441
=005  20120730162845.0
=008  860211||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85032796 
=035  \\$aBZN2702NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQL949$cGeneral and comparative anatomy
=053  \\$aQM511$cHuman anatomy
=150  \\$aCornea
=550  \\$wg$aAnterior segment (Eye)
=690  \\$ar:AMD:6/22/90
=750  \2$aCornea$5IEN$0(DNLM)D003315

=LDR  00391cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880361978702441
=005  20150413142526.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85032791 
=035  \\$aBZN2697NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aTP405
=150  \\$aCorn syrup
=550  \\$wg$aCorn products
=550  \\$wg$aSyrups
=750  \2$aHigh Fructose Corn Syrup$0(DNLM)D066248$5IEN

=LDR  00429cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880361978802441
=005  20150413142542.0
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=010  \\$ash 85032790 
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=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aCorn sugar
=450  \\$wnne$aMaize sugar
=550  \\$wg$aCorn products
=550  \\$wg$aDextrose
=550  \\$wg$aSugar
=750  \2$aHigh Fructose Corn Syrup$0(DNLM)D066248$5IEN

=LDR  00409cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880361978902441
=005  20120730162844.0
=008  940322i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85032777 
=035  \\$aBZN2683NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aTP684.C8$cChemical technology
=150  \\$aCorn oil
=550  \\$wg$aCorn products
=550  \\$wg$aOils and fats
=750  \2$aCorn Oil$5IEN$0(DNLM)D003314

=LDR  00678cz  a2200241n  4500
=001  9880361979002441
=005  20120730162844.0
=008  040515i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85032625 
=035  \\$aBZN2531NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dWaU$dDLC
=053  \0$aQK495.G74$cBotany
=053  \0$aSB191.M2$cCulture
=150  \\$aCorn
=360  \\$iheadings beginning with the word$aCorn
=450  \\$aCorn plant
=450  \\$aIndian corn
=450  \\$wnne$aMaize
=450  \\$aZea mays
=550  \\$wg$aZea
=670  \\$aLC database, May 14, 2004$b(corn plant; corn plants)
=681  \\$iExample under$aCrops; Energy crops; Grain
=750  \2$aZea mays$5IEN$0(DNLM)D003313

=LDR  00496cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880361979102441
=005  20130812100101.0
=008  860211||\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85032605 
=035  \\$aBZN2511NU
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQC880.4.C65
=150  \\$aCoriolis force
=450  \\$aCompound centrifugal force
=450  \\$aDeflecting force
=550  \\$wg$aDynamic meteorology
=551  \\$wg$aEarth (Planet)$xRotation
=750  \2$aCoriolis Force$5IEN$0(DNLM)D003312

=LDR  00354cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880361979202441
=005  20120730162844.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85032600 
=035  \\$aBZN2506LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aQK495.U48
=150  \\$aCoriandrum
=550  \\$wg$aUmbelliferae
=750  \2$aCoriandrum$5IEN$0(DNLM)D028526

=LDR  00350cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880361979302441
=005  20120730162844.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85032589 
=035  \\$aBZN2495NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQK495.C74
=150  \\$aCoreopsis
=550  \\$wg$aCompositae
=750  \2$aCoreopsis$5IEN$0(DNLM)D031945

=LDR  00355cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880361979402441
=005  20120730162844.0
=008  940322i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85032574 
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=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQK623.C55
=150  \\$aCordyceps
=550  \\$wg$aClavicipitaceae
=750  \2$aCordyceps$5IEN$0(DNLM)D032661

=LDR  00954cz  a2200253n  4500
=001  9880361979502441
=005  20110323093238.0
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=053  \0$aQE565$bQE566$cGeology
=150  \\$aCoral reefs and islands
=360  \\$iindividual coral reefs and islands
=450  \\$aAtolls
=450  \\$aCoral atolls
=450  \\$aCoral islands
=450  \\$aReefs, Coral
=550  \\$wg$aIslands
=670  \\$aPulu Keeling National Park management plan, 2004:$bp. iii (coral atoll) p. 2 (atolls)
=680  \\$iHere are entered works on the structures made from calcium carbonate secreted by corals. Works on corals that have a common ancestry through asexual reproduction are entered under$aCoral colonies.
=681  \\$iNote under$aCoral colonies
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=LDR  00448cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880361979602441
=005  20120730162844.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85032504 
=035  \\$aBZN2410NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aRC685.C55
=150  \\$aCor pulmonale
=450  \\$aPulmonary heart disease
=550  \\$wg$aHeart$xDiseases
=550  \\$wg$aLungs$xDiseases
=750  \2$aPulmonary Heart Disease$5IEN$0(DNLM)D011660

=LDR  00735cz  a2200253n  4500
=001  9880361979702441
=005  20120730162843.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85032446 
=035  \\$aBZN2352NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aZ551$bZ656$cNon-legal aspects
=053  \\$aZ551$bZ656$5IEN
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=450  \\$aCopyright$xLaw and legislation
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=450  \\$aProperty, Literary
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=550  \\$wg$aIntellectual property
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=550  \\$aPatent laws and legislation
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=LDR  00807cz  a2200289n  4500
=001  9880361979802441
=005  20120730162843.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85032443 
=035  \\$aBZN2349NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aZ48
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=450  \\$aAutographic processes
=450  \\$aCommercial correspondence$xCopying processes
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=450  \\$aManifolding
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=450  \\$aReprography
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=450  \\$aWriting$xCopying processes
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=550  \\$wg$aLetter services
=550  \\$aCopying
=550  \\$aCopying services
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=LDR  00469cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880361979902441
=005  20120730162843.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85032424 
=035  \\$aBZN2330LC
=035  \\$ash 85032424
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQK495.R215$cBotany
=150  \\$aCoptis
=550  \\$wg$aRanunculaceae
=670  \\$aWeb. 3$b(Coptis, a genus of small herbs of the family Ranunculaceae)
=750  \2$aCoptis$5IEN$0(DNLM)D039323

=LDR  00550cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880361980002441
=005  20120730162843.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85032394 
=035  \\$aBZN2300NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aCopper sulfate
=450  \\$wnne$aCopper sulphate
=550  \\$wg$aCopper compounds
=550  \\$wg$aSulfates
=670  \\$aConcise chemical and technical dict.$b(copper sulfate)
=688  \\$aHeading changed 20070821 from: 150:##:_{dollar}a Copper sulphate
=750  \2$aCopper Sulfate$5IEN$0(DNLM)D019327

=LDR  00361cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880361980102441
=005  20120730162843.0
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=010  \\$ash 85032365 
=035  \\$aBZN2271NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aWP535.C9
=150  \\$aCopper in the body
=550  \\$wg$aBody composition
=750  \2$aCopper$5IEN$0(DNLM)D003300

=LDR  02256cz  a2200253n  4500
=001  9880361980202441
=005  20121226153231.0
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=010  \\$ash 85032355 
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=053  \0$aTP245.C8$cChemical technology
=150  \\$aCopper compounds
=450  \\$aCupric compounds
=450  \\$aCuprous compounds
=550  \\$wg$aTransition metal compounds
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=670  \\$aCopper compounds, via Copper Development Association website, July 17, 2012$b(Common copper compounds for agricultural and chemical uses are: Anhydrous and monohydrated copper sulphate; Copper acetates; Cuprous oxide; Cupric oxide (black copper oxide); Cupric chloride; Copper oxychloride; Cuprous chloride; Cupric nitrate; Copper cyanide; Copper soaps; Copper naphthenate)
=670  \\$aInteractive periodic table : a multimedia tour of the elements, via WWW, July 17, 2012:$bCu (The two most common ions formed by copper are the +1 (cuprous) and +2 (cupric). The cuprous ion is the less stable of the two oxidation states and is easily oxidized. Therefore, any work done with copper(I) compounds must be carried out in an inert atmosphere; Most copper compounds are blue or green in color.)
=670  \\$aCopper chemistry, via University of the West Indies at Mona, Jamaica Dept. of Chemistry website, July 17, 2012$b(copper compounds; Copper exhibits a variety of compounds, many of which are coloured. The two principal oxidation states of copper are +1 and +2 although some +3 complexes are known. Copper(I) compounds are expected to be diamagnetic in nature and are usually colourless, except where colour results from charge transfer or from the anion; The copper(II) ion is usually the more stable state in aqueous solutions. Compounds of this ion, often called cupric compounds, are usually coloured.)
=750  \2$aCopper$5IEN$0(DNLM)D003300

=LDR  00482cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880361980302441
=005  20120730162843.0
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=010  \\$ash 85032301 
=035  \\$aBZN2207NU
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh 85032301
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQD181.C9
=150  \\$aCopper$xIsotopes
=681  \\$iExample under$aIsotopes; Stable isotopes;$iand under reference from$aIsotopic forms of elements
=750  \2$aCopper Radioisotopes$5IEN$0(DNLM)D003301

=LDR  00533cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880361980402441
=005  20120730162842.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85032278 
=035  \\$aBZN2184NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQD181.C9$cChemistry
=053  \\$aTA480.C7$cMaterials engineering
=053  \\$aTP245.C8$cChemical technology
=150  \\$aCopper
=550  \\$wg$aNative element minerals
=550  \\$wg$aTransition metals
=690  \\$ar:AMD:6/22/90
=750  \2$aCopper$5IEN$0(DNLM)D003300

=LDR  00508cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880361980502441
=005  20120730162842.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85032264 
=035  \\$aBZN2170NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQL444.C7$bQL444.C78
=150  \\$aCopepoda
=450  \\$aCopepods
=550  \\$wg$aCrustacea
=550  \\$wg$aEntomostraca
=670  \\$aAtlas of marine zooplankton, Straits of Magellan, c1995:$bv., t.p. (Copepods)
=750  \2$aCopepoda$5IEN$0(DNLM)D033342

=LDR  00574cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880361980602441
=005  20120730162842.0
=008  940322i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85032229 
=035  \\$aBZN2135NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aBF723.C69
=150  \\$aCooperativeness in children
=550  \\$wg$aChild psychology
=750  \2$81$wb$aCooperative Behavior$5IEN$0(DNLM)D003299
=750  \2$81$wb$aChild$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002648
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aCooperative Behavior$iand$aChild$5IEN

=LDR  00394cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880361980702441
=005  20120730162842.0
=008  940322i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85032227 
=035  \\$aBZN2133NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aCooperativeness
=450  \\$aCooperation (Psychology)
=550  \\$wg$aSocial psychology
=750  \2$aCooperative Behavior$5IEN$0(DNLM)D003299

=LDR  01210cz  a2200313n  4500
=001  9880361980802441
=005  20120730162841.0
=008  050215i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85032217 
=035  \\$aBZN2123NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aHD2951$bHD3575
=150  \\$aCooperative societies
=450  \\$aCo-operative societies
=450  \\$aCo-ops (Cooperative societies)
=450  \\$aCooperative associations
=450  \\$aCooperative distribution
=450  \\$aCooperative stores
=450  \\$aCooperatives
=450  \\$aCoops (Cooperative societies)
=450  \\$aDistribution, Cooperative
=450  \\$aSocieties, Cooperative$5IEN
=450  \\$aStores, Cooperative
=550  \\$wg$aCorporations
=550  \\$wg$aSocieties
=670  \\$aEncarta world Eng. dict.$b(co-op, coop n. (informal) 1. cooperative; cooperative, co-operative)
=680  \\$iHere are entered works on enterprises or organizations owned by and operated for the benefit of those using their services. Works on the association of persons for their common, often economic, good are entered under$aCooperation.
=681  \\$iNote under$aCooperation
=750  \2$aConsumer Organizations$5IEN$0(DNLM)D003255

=LDR  00695cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880361980902441
=005  20130301103936.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85032195 
=035  \\$aBZN2101NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRB45
=150  \\$aCoombs' test
=450  \\$aAnti-human globulin consumption test
=450  \\$aAntiglobulin consumption test
=450  \\$aAntiglobulin test
=550  \\$wg$aHemagglutination tests
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Current applications and interpretation of the DAT, 1988.
=670  \\$aMESH.
=670  \\$aDorland's med. dict.
=670  \\$aCecil text. of med.:$bpp. 871-872.
=750  \2$aCoombs Test$5IEN$0(DNLM)D003298

=LDR  00543cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880361981002441
=005  20120811121918.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85031758 
=035  \\$aBZN1664NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRJ496.C7
=150  \\$aConvulsions in children
=550  \\$wg$aPediatric neurology
=750  \2$81$wb$aSeizures$5IEN$0(DNLM)D012640
=750  \2$81$wb$aChild$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002648
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aSeizures$iand$aChild$5IEN

=LDR  00687cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880361981102441
=005  20120730162841.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85031757 
=035  \\$aBZN1663NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRJ496.C7
=150  \\$aFebrile convulsions
=450  \\$wnne$aConvulsions, Febrile
=450  \\$aFebrile seizures
=450  \\$aSeizures, Febrile
=550  \\$wg$aConvulsions in children
=550  \\$wg$aFever in children
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Wallace, S.J. The child with febrile seizures, c1988.
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Convulsions, Febrile)
=690  \\$ar:AMD:6/22/90
=750  \2$aSeizures, Febrile$5IEN$0(DNLM)D003294

=LDR  00492cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880361981202441
=005  20120730162841.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85031753 
=035  \\$aBZN1659LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aQK495.C78
=150  \\$aConvolvulaceae
=450  \\$aMorning glory family (Plants)
=550  \\$wg$aTubiflorae
=670  \\$aRandom House:$bMorning glory family (The plant family Convulvulaceae)
=750  \2$aConvolvulaceae$5IEN$0(DNLM)D027722

=LDR  01240cz  a2200337n  4500
=001  9880361981302441
=005  20120730162841.0
=008  871218i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85031703 
=035  \\$a(OCoLC)02041880
=035  \\$aBZN1609NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aConversion disorder
=450  \\$aConversion hysteria
=450  \\$wnne$aConversion (Psychoanalysis)
=450  \\$aConversion reaction
=450  \\$aCraft palsies
=450  \\$aGlobus hystericus
=450  \\$aHysterical neurosis, Conversion type
=550  \\$wg$aDefense mechanisms (Psychology)
=550  \\$wg$aHysteria
=550  \\$wg$aSomatoform disorders
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Conversion disorder x Astasia-abasia, Globus hystericus)
=670  \\$aHolmes, D.S. Abnormal psychology, c1991.
=670  \\$aHandbk. psych. terms.
=670  \\$aLorenzini med. phrase ind.
=670  \\$aDSM III-R.
=670  \\$aKaplan psych.
=675  \\$aCampbell dict. psych.
=680  \\$iHere are entered works on a disorder in which a patient has one or more major physical symptoms that greatly impair musculoskeletal or sensory functioning but for which an organic basis cannot be found.
=750  \2$aConversion Disorder$5IEN$0(DNLM)D003291

=LDR  00469cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880361981402441
=005  20120730162841.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85031695 
=035  \\$aBZN1601NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRE771
=150  \\$aConvergent strabismus
=450  \\$aCross-eye
=450  \\$aCrossed eyes
=450  \\$aEsotropia
=550  \\$wg$aStrabismus
=690  \\$ar:AMD:6/28/90
=750  \2$aEsotropia$5IEN$0(DNLM)D004948

=LDR  00429cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880361981502441
=005  20100713133728.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85031681 
=035  \\$aBZN1587NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aTP451.C6$cFood processing
=053  \0$aTX370$cNutrition
=150  \\$aConvenience foods
=450  \\$aFast foods
=550  \\$wg$aFood
=750  \2$aFast Foods$0(DNLM)D057140$5IEN

=LDR  00353cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880361981602441
=005  20120730162840.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85031676 
=035  \\$aBZN1582LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQK495.L72
=150  \\$aConvallaria
=550  \\$wg$aLiliaceae
=750  \2$aConvallaria$5IEN$0(DNLM)D031405

=LDR  00443cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880361981702441
=005  20120730162840.0
=008  940322i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85031675 
=035  \\$aBZN1581NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aGV1231$cAmusements
=150  \\$aConvalescence
=550  \\$wg$aCare of the sick
=550  \\$aHospitals, Convalescent
=550  \\$aInvalids
=750  \2$aConvalescence$5IEN$0(DNLM)D003289

=LDR  00347cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880361981802441
=005  20060525130223.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85031671 
=035  \\$aBZN1577NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aQL430.5.C75
=150  \\$aConus
=550  \\$wg$aConidae
=750  \0$aConus Snail$0(DNLM)D052078$5IEN

=LDR  00647cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880361981902441
=005  20120730162840.0
=008  871218i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85031661 
=035  \\$a(OCoLC)02041393
=035  \\$aBZN1567NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aControlled release preparations
=450  \\$wnne$aDelayed-action preparations
=450  \\$aProlonged-action preparations
=450  \\$aSlow-release preparations
=450  \\$aSustained-release preparations
=450  \\$aTimed-release preparations
=550  \\$wg$aControlled release technology
=750  \2$aDelayed-Action Preparations$5IEN$0(DNLM)D003692

=LDR  00477cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880361982002441
=005  20201218172208.0
=008  860211||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85031655
=035  \\$aBZN1561NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aBF608$bBF635
=150  \\$aControl (Psychology)
=450  \\$aPower (Psychology)
=550  \\$wg$aEmotions
=550  \\$wg$aPsychology
=550  \\$wg$aSenses and sensation
=750  \2$aPower, Psychological$0(DNLM)D011209$5IEN

=LDR  00373cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880361982102441
=005  20080324095035.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85031649 
=035  \\$aBZN1555NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aContracture (Pathology)
=550  \\$wg$aMuscles$xDiseases
=550  \\$wg$aSpasms
=750  \2$aContracture$0(DNLM)D003286$5IEN

=LDR  01345cz  a2200301n  4500
=001  9880361982202441
=005  20130718101543.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85031629 
=035  \\$aBZN1535NU
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC$dDLC$dUkOxU
=053  \0$aHD2365$bHD2385$cIndustry
=150  \\$aLetting of contracts
=450  \\$aBidding, Competitive
=450  \\$aBids (Contracts)
=450  \\$aCompetitive bidding
=450  \\$aCompetitive tendering
=450  \\$wnne$aContracts, Letting of
=450  \\$aTendering, Competitive
=550  \\$wg$aContracts
=550  \\$aProposal writing in business
=550  \\$aProposal writing in public contracting
=670  \\$aUMI business vocab.
=670  \\$aHorgan, M. Competitive tendering for engineering contracts, 1984.
=670  \\$aSayers, P. Competitive tendering: management and reality achieving value for money, 1997.
=670  \\$aBlack, J. A Dictionary of Economics (3rd ed.), 2008:$b(Competitive tendering is used in selecting applicants to run franchises or contracted-out public services)
=670  \\$aBusinessDictionary.com WWW site, Apr. 24, 2013$b(Competitive tender. A form of tender where different organizations are asked to tender for a contract, especially for government or local government work)
=750  \2$aCompetitive Bidding$5IEN$0(DNLM)D003164

=LDR  00832cz  a2200301n  4500
=001  9880361982302441
=005  20120730162839.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85031620 
=035  \\$aBZN1526NU
=035  \\$aSH 85031620
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aContracts
=450  \\$aAgreements
=450  \\$aContract law
=450  \\$aContracts$xLaw and legislation
=450  \\$aContractual limitations
=450  \\$aLimitations, Contractual
=550  \\$wg$aCommercial law
=550  \\$wg$aLegal instruments
=550  \\$wg$aObligations (Law)
=550  \\$aJuristic acts
=550  \\$aLiberty of contract
=550  \\$aThird parties (Law)
=670  \\$aUMI business vocab.
=670  \\$aLC database, March 15, 1994.
=681  \\$iExample under$aLaw
=750  \2$aContracts$5IEN$0(DNLM)D032982

=LDR  01117cz  a2200265n  4500
=001  9880361982402441
=005  20120730162838.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85031614 
=035  \\$aBZN1520NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aHD2365$bHD2385$cIndustry
=053  \\$aHD3860$bHD3861$cPublic contracts
=150  \\$aContracting out
=450  \\$aContract services
=450  \\$aContracting for services
=450  \\$aOutsourcing
=450  \\$aServices, Contracting for
=550  \\$wg$aLetting of contracts
=550  \\$aPrivatization
=550  \\$aPublic contracts
=670  \\$a93-132125: Perspectives on outsourcing, 1992.
=680  \\$iHere are entered works on the practice by government agencies and business organizations of hiring a contractor to perform parts of an operation rather than performing the tasks themselves. Works on the engagement of third parties to perform all or specified parts of the work required in another, primary contract are entered under$aSubcontracting.
=681  \\$iNote under$aSubcontracting
=750  \2$aContract Services$5IEN$0(DNLM)D003284

=LDR  00586cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880361982502441
=005  20070423101351.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85031599 
=035  \\$aBZN1505NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN$dIEN
=053  \\$aRG137.2
=150  \\$aContraceptives, Vaginal
=450  \\$aContraceptives, Intravaginal
=450  \\$aIntravaginal contraceptives
=450  \\$aVaginal contraceptives
=550  \\$wg$aContraceptives
=750  \2$aContraceptive Devices, Female$0(DNLM)D003274$5IEN-M
=750  \2$aContraceptive Agents, Female$0(DNLM)D003271$5IEN

=LDR  01293cz  a2200253n  4500
=001  9880361982602441
=005  20120730162838.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85031598 
=035  \\$aBZN1504NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aRG137.58
=150  \\$aEmergency contraceptives
=450  \\$wnne$aContraceptives, Postcoital
=450  \\$aEmergency contraceptive pills
=450  \\$aMorning-after pills
=450  \\$aPostcoital contraceptives
=550  \\$wg$aContraceptive drugs
=670  \\$aMeSH browser, Apr. 18, 2007$b(Contraceptives, Postcoital. Entry terms: Morning-After Pill; Emergency Contraceptives)
=670  \\$aEmergency contraception Web site, Apr. 18, 2007$b(Your options for emergency contraception include: emergency contraceptive pills (also called morning after pills) and the copper-T intrauterine device)
=670  \\$aYale guide to women's reproductive health, 2003:$bp. 116 (morning-after contraception also called emergency contraception; Plan B, an emergency contraceptive containing levonorgestrel)
=670  \\$aHarvard Medical School family health guide, 2005:$bp. 71 (morning-after pill)
=688  \\$aHeading changed 20070524 from: 150:##:_{dollar}a Contraceptives, Postcoital
=750  \2$aContraceptives, Postcoital$5IEN$0(DNLM)D003281

=LDR  00509cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880361982702441
=005  20120730162837.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85031597 
=035  \\$aBZN1503NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRG137$bRG137.6
=150  \\$aContraceptives
=450  \\$aBirth control devices
=450  \\$aContraceptive devices
=550  \\$wg$aMedical instruments and apparatus
=690  \\$ar2:AMD:6/22/90
=750  \2$aContraceptive Devices$5IEN-M$0(DNLM)D003273

=LDR  00441cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880361982802441
=005  20120730162837.0
=008  940322i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85031595 
=035  \\$aBZN1501NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRG137.4
=150  \\$aContraceptive drugs
=450  \\$aAntifertility drugs
=550  \\$wg$aContraceptives
=550  \\$wg$aDrugs
=750  \2$aContraceptive Agents$5IEN-M$0(DNLM)D003270

=LDR  00551cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880361982902441
=005  20120730162837.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85031594 
=035  \\$aBZN1500NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRG136.8
=150  \\$aContraception, Immunological
=450  \\$aImmunocontraception
=450  \\$aImmunological contraception
=550  \\$wg$aImmunization
=550  \\$wg$aReproduction$xImmunological aspects
=690  \\$ar:AMD:6/21/90
=750  \2$aContraception, Immunologic$5IEN$0(DNLM)D003269

=LDR  00472cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880361983002441
=005  20120730162837.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85031589 
=035  \\$aBZN1495NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aRG136$bRG137.6
=150  \\$aContraception
=450  \\$wnne$aConception$xPrevention
=550  \\$aBirth control
=550  \\$aConception
=550  \\$aReproductive rights
=750  \2$aContraception$5IEN-M$0(DNLM)D003267

=LDR  00856cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880361983102441
=005  20120730162837.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85031570 
=035  \\$aBZN1476NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \\$aRJ470.5.P47
=150  \\$aContinuous ambulatory peritoneal dialysis in children
=450  \\$aPediatric CAPD
=450  \\$aPediatric continuous ambulatory peritoneal dialysis
=550  \\$wg$aAmbulatory medical care for children
=550  \\$wg$aContinuous ambulatory peritoneal dialysis
=550  \\$wg$aPediatric nephrology
=750  \2$81$wb$aPeritoneal Dialysis, Continuous Ambulatory$5IEN$0(DNLM)D010531
=750  \2$81$wb$aChild$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002648
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aPeritoneal Dialysis, Continuous Ambulatory$iand$aChild$5IEN

=LDR  00714cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880361983202441
=005  20120730162837.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85031569 
=035  \\$aBZN1475NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRC901.7.P48
=150  \\$aContinuous ambulatory peritoneal dialysis
=450  \\$aAmbulatory peritoneal dialysis, Continuous
=450  \\$aCAPD (Medicine)
=450  \\$aChronic ambulatory peritoneal dialysis
=450  \\$wnne$aPeritoneal dialysis, Continuous ambulatory
=550  \\$wg$aAmbulatory medical care
=550  \\$wg$aPeritoneal dialysis
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/17/90
=750  \2$aPeritoneal Dialysis, Continuous Ambulatory$5IEN$0(DNLM)D010531

=LDR  00944cz  a2200253n  4500
=001  9880361983302441
=005  20120730162837.0
=008  040607i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85031562 
=035  \\$aBZN1468NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aLC5201$bLC6660.4
=150  \\$aContinuing education
=360  \\$isubdivision$aEducation (Continuing education)$iunder classes of persons and ethnic groups; and subdivision$aStudy and teaching (Continuing education)$iunder subjects
=450  \\$aLifelong education
=450  \\$aLifelong learning
=450  \\$aPermanent education
=450  \\$aRecurrent education
=550  \\$wg$aEducation
=550  \\$aAdult education
=670  \\$aLC database, June 7, 2004$b(lifelong learning; lifelong education)
=670  \\$aWWW, June 7, 2004$b(lifelong learning; lifelong education)
=670  \\$aERIC thesaurus$b(lifelong learning)
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=LDR  00607cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880361983402441
=005  20120730162836.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85031511 
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=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
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=LDR  00518cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880361983502441
=005  20120730162836.0
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=010  \\$ash 85031505 
=035  \\$aBZN1411NU
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=LDR  00437cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880361983602441
=005  20120730162836.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85031503 
=035  \\$aBZN1409NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRE977.C6
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=750  \2$aContact Lenses$5IEN$0(DNLM)D003261

=LDR  00613cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880361983702441
=005  20120730162836.0
=008  931025i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85031501 
=035  \\$aBZN1407NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRL244
=150  \\$aContact dermatitis
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=450  \\$aContact sensitivity
=450  \\$aDermatitis, Contact
=450  \\$aDermatitis venenata
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=750  \2$aDermatitis, Contact$5IEN$0(DNLM)D003877

=LDR  00474cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880361983802441
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=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85031490 
=035  \\$aBZN1396NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
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=150  \\$aConsumer satisfaction
=450  \\$aCustomer satisfaction
=550  \\$wg$aSatisfaction
=550  \\$aBrand loyalty
=550  \\$aCustomer loyalty
=750  \2$aConsumer Behavior$5IEN$0(DNLM)D003258

=LDR  00772cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880361983902441
=005  20120730162836.0
=008  030701i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85031486 
=035  \\$aBZN1392NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
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=150  \\$aConsumer protection
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=450  \\$aProtection, Consumer
=550  \\$wg$aCommercial policy
=670  \\$aRandom House$b(Consumerism: modern movement for the protection of the consumer)
=680  \\$iHere are entered works on governmental and private activities that guard the consuming public against dangers to its health, safety, or economic well-being.
=750  \2$aConsumer Advocacy$5IEN-M$0(DNLM)D003254
=750  \2$aConsumer Product Safety$5IEN-M$0(DNLM)D003257

=LDR  00425cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880361984002441
=005  20120730162836.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85031484 
=035  \\$aBZN1390NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aConsumer panels
=450  \\$aConsumer organizations
=550  \\$wg$aMarketing research
=690  \\$ar:AMD:6/21/90
=750  \2$aConsumer Organizations$5IEN$0(DNLM)D003255

=LDR  00651cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880361984102441
=005  20120730162835.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85031478 $zsh 85136513 
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=035  \\$aSH 85031478
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=550  \\$wg$aCooperative societies
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=LDR  00359cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880361984202441
=005  20120730162835.0
=008  940322i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85031469 
=035  \\$aBZN1375NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
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=550  \\$wg$aSpecialists
=750  \2$aConsultants$5IEN$0(DNLM)D003253

=LDR  00976cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880361984302441
=005  20141106115601.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85031360 
=035  \\$aBZN1266NU
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aHD9715
=150  \\$aConstruction industry
=450  \\$aBuilding industry
=450  \\$aHome building industry
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=670  \\$aLC database, 4/30/94$b(Home building industry)
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=681  \\$iExample under$aIndustries
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=LDR  00560cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880361984402441
=005  20120730162834.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85031316 
=035  \\$aBZN1222NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aRJ456.C76
=150  \\$aConstipation in children
=550  \\$wg$aPediatric gastroenterology
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=LDR  00437cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880361984502441
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=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85031314 
=035  \\$aBZN1220NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
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=550  \\$wg$aDefecation disorders
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=750  \2$aConstipation$5IEN$0(DNLM)D003248

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=001  9880361984602441
=005  20120730162834.0
=008  921201i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
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=450  \\$aNatural resources conservation
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=550  \\$wg$aNatural resources
=550  \\$aNatural resources conservation areas
=670  \\$aTran, H.N. Natural resources conservation laws, 1999.
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=LDR  00477cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880361984702441
=005  20120730162834.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85031242 
=035  \\$aBZN1148NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
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=550  \\$aAuthority
=550  \\$aCommon good
=550  \\$aGeneral will
=550  \\$aPower (Social sciences)
=750  \2$aConsensus$5IEN$0(DNLM)D032921

=LDR  00702cz  a2200265n  4500
=001  9880361984802441
=005  20120730162833.0
=008  860211||\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85031235 
=035  \\$aBZN1141NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
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=550  \\$wg$aPerception
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=550  \\$wg$aPsychology
=550  \\$wg$aSpirit
=550  \\$aSelf
=750  \2$aConsciousness$5IEN$0(DNLM)D003243

=LDR  00400cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880361984902441
=005  20120730162833.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85031226 
=035  \\$aBZN1132NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
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=150  \\$aConscience
=550  \\$wg$aEthics
=550  \\$aGuilt
=550  \\$aSuperego
=750  \2$aConscience$5IEN$0(DNLM)D003242

=LDR  00570cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880361985002441
=005  20120730162833.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85031217 
=035  \\$aBZN1123NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
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=053  \\$aHV4981$cDegeneration
=150  \\$aConsanguinity
=450  \\$aMarriage$xProhibited degrees
=550  \\$wg$aHeredity
=550  \\$aInbreeding
=550  \\$aIncest
=550  \\$aKinship
=690  \\$ar:AMD:6/21/90
=750  \2$aConsanguinity$5IEN$0(DNLM)D003241

=LDR  00373cz  a2200133n  4500
=001  9880361985102441
=005  20120730162833.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|n\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85031189 
=035  \\$aBZN1095NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
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=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/13/90$ar:AJO:11/1/90
=750  \2$aSoft Tissue Neoplasms$5IEN$0(DNLM)D012983

=LDR  00428cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362276102441
=005  20120730163533.0
=008  860211||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85088670 
=035  \\$aBZT8576NU
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=550  \\$wg$aAcetylcholine$xReceptors
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=LDR  00324cz  a2200133n  4500
=001  9880362276202441
=005  20120730163533.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|n\ana\|||\\
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=035  \\$aBZT8575NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
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=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/12/90
=750  \2$aMuscarine$5IEN$0(DNLM)D009116

=LDR  00608cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362276302441
=005  20081012171621.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85088661 
=035  \\$aBZT8567LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
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=150  \\$aMusaceae
=550  \\$wg$aZingiberales
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=670  \\$aITIS, June 30, 2008$b(family: Musaceae; order: Zingiberales)
=750  \0$aMusaceae$5IEN

=LDR  00396cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362276402441
=005  20120730163533.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85088634 
=035  \\$aBZT8540NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
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=450  \\$aMouse sarcoma viruses
=550  \\$wg$aRetroviruses
=750  \2$aSarcoma Viruses, Murine$5IEN$0(DNLM)D009053

=LDR  01133cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880362276502441
=005  20060629093241.0
=008  940124i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85088629 
=035  \\$aBZT8535NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
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=150  \\$aMuridae
=450  \\$wnne$aCricetidae
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=550  \\$wg$aRodents
=670  \\$aMammal species of the world, 1993$b(family Muridae, including subfamilies Cricetinae, Microtinae, and Gerbillinae; incorporates former separate family Cricetidae)
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=670  \\$aWalker mam. world:$bv. 2, p. 643 (family Muridae--rats, mice, hamsters, voles, lemmings, and gerbils)
=670  \\$aPhone call to M. Carleton, Smithsonian Institution, 10/29/93$b(incorporation of Cricetidae in Muridae now generally accepted)
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=LDR  00672cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362276602441
=005  20120730163533.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85088613 
=035  \\$aBZT8519NU
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh 85088613
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aHV6499$bHV6542
=150  \\$aMurder
=450  \\$aCriminal homicide
=450  \\$aKilling (Murder)
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=750  \2$aHomicide$5IEN$0(DNLM)D006708

=LDR  00514cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362276702441
=005  20120730163533.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85088527 
=035  \\$aBZT8433NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aMupirocin
=450  \\$aPseudomonic acid A
=450  \\$aTrans-pseudomonic acid
=550  \\$wg$aAntibiotics
=550  \\$wg$aCarboxylic acids
=550  \\$wg$aDermatologic agents
=550  \\$aPseudomonas fluorescens
=750  \2$aMupirocin$5IEN$0(DNLM)D016712

=LDR  00380cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362276802441
=005  20120730163533.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85088512 
=035  \\$aBZT8418NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aQL737.U55$cZoology
=150  \\$aMuntiacus
=550  \\$wg$aCervidae
=550  \\$wg$aDeer
=750  \2$aMuntjacs$5IEN$0(DNLM)D018668

=LDR  00739cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362276902441
=005  20120730163533.0
=008  050418i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85088403 
=035  \\$aBZT8309NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aRA644.M8$cPublic health
=053  \0$aRC168.M8$cInternal medicine
=150  \\$aMumps
=450  \\$aEpidemic parotitis
=550  \\$wg$aParotitis
=550  \\$wg$aVirus diseases
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Mumps)
=670  \\$aInter. dict. med. biol.$b(mumps: an acute generalized infection with a paramyxovirus, which occurs most frequently in school-age children and is characterized by fever, malaise, and parotitis. Also called epidemic parotitis)
=750  \2$aMumps$5IEN$0(DNLM)D009107

=LDR  00661cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880362277002441
=005  20120730163533.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85088398 
=035  \\$aBZT8304NU
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh 85088398
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dWaU
=053  \0$aDT62.M7$cEgyptology
=053  \0$aGN293$cAnthropology
=150  \\$aMummies
=450  \\$aHuman mummies
=550  \\$wg$aDead
=550  \\$wg$aHuman remains (Archaeology)
=550  \\$aEmbalming
=670  \\$aHuman mummies, c1996.
=670  \\$aMorimoto, I. The human mummies from the 1983 excavations at Qurna, Egypt, 1985.
=750  \2$aMummies$5IEN$0(DNLM)D009106

=LDR  00599cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362277102441
=005  20120730163532.0
=008  860211||\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85088390 
=035  \\$aBZT8296NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \0$aQA278$bQA278.7
=150  \\$aMultivariate analysis
=450  \\$aMultivariate distributions
=450  \\$aMultivariate statistical analysis
=450  \\$aStatistical analysis, Multivariate
=550  \\$wg$aAnalysis of variance
=550  \\$wg$aMathematical statistics
=550  \\$wg$aMatrices
=750  \2$aMultivariate Analysis$5IEN$0(DNLM)D015999

=LDR  00349cz  a2200133n  4500
=001  9880362277202441
=005  20120730163532.0
=008  930701i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85088379 
=035  \\$aBZT8285NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aMultiple tumors
=550  \\$wg$aTumors
=750  \2$aNeoplasms, Multiple Primary$5IEN$0(DNLM)D009378

=LDR  00566cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362277302441
=005  20120730163532.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85088377 
=035  \\$aBZT8283NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \\$aRJ496.M84
=150  \\$aMultiple sclerosis in children
=550  \\$wg$aPediatric neurology
=750  \2$81$wb$aMultiple Sclerosis$5IEN$0(DNLM)D009103
=750  \2$81$wb$aChild$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002648
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aMultiple Sclerosis$iand$aChild$5IEN

=LDR  00598cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880362277402441
=005  20120730163532.0
=008  871218i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85088374 
=035  \\$a(OCoLC)02044632
=035  \\$aBZT8280NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRA645.M82$cPublic health
=053  \\$aRC377$cNeurology
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=450  \\$aMS (Disease)
=450  \\$aSclerosis, Multiple
=550  \\$wg$aDemyelination
=550  \\$wg$aMyelin sheath$xDiseases
=550  \\$wg$aVirus diseases
=750  \2$aMultiple Sclerosis$5IEN$0(DNLM)D009103

=LDR  01529cz  a2200313n  4500
=001  9880362277502441
=005  20120730163532.0
=008  871218i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85088371 
=035  \\$a(OCoLC)02044585
=035  \\$aBZT8277NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRC489.M85
=150  \\$aMultiple psychotherapy
=450  \\$aCo-leadership in psychotherapy
=450  \\$aCo-therapy
=450  \\$aCooperative psychotherapy
=450  \\$aCotherapy
=450  \\$aDual leadership in psychology
=450  \\$aMultiple therapy
=450  \\$aRole-divided psychotherapy
=450  \\$aThree-cornered psychotherapy
=550  \\$wg$aPsychotherapy
=670  \\$aRoller, B. The art of co-therapy : making co-leadership work : a relationship book for therapists, 1990.
=670  \\$aKaplan psychiatry:$bunder Therapeutic techniques used in group therapy ("in co-therapy, each therapist becomes actively involved, so that neither is in a position of greater authority or dominance ...")
=670  \\$aCampbell psych. dict.:$bunder Pyschotherapy, Multiple ("Role- divided; three-cornered therapy; cotherapy; cooperative psychotherapy; dual leadership, all refer to the use of more than one therapist at one time in individual or group psychotherapy)
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=LDR  00373cz  a2200157n  4500
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=LDR  00607cz  a2200217n  4500
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=LDR  00346cz  a2200133n  4500
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=LDR  00689cz  a2200205n  4500
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=LDR  00597cz  a2200217n  4500
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=LDR  00389cz  a2200145n  4500
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=LDR  00340cz  a2200145n  4500
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=LDR  00481cz  a2200181n  4500
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=450  \\$aWild chamomile
=550  \\$wg$aMatricaria
=670  \\$a99038935: Brown, D. Camomile, 2000:$bCIP galley (Matricaria recutita, German camomile is an annual plant)
=670  \\$aBremness, L. Complete book of herbs, 1998:$bp. 64 (Matricaria recutita, German chamomile)
=670  \\$aHortus 3$b(Matricaria recutita (M. chamomilla) sweet fake chamomile)
=670  \\$aEncyc. herbs$b(Matricaria recutita, syn. M. chamomilla, German chamomile, Scented mayweed)
=670  \\$aRodale's encyc. of herbs, 1987:$bp. 79 (chamomile (often spelled camomile) is two different plants: Matricaria recutita, German chamomile, wild chamomile, sweet false chamomile, often mistakenly called Matricaria chamomilla, and Chamaemelum nobile)
=750  \2$aChamomile$5IEN-M$0(DNLM)D020843

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=001  9880362307402441
=005  20120730163447.0
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=010  \\$ash 85082208 
=035  \\$aBZT2114LC
=035  \\$aSH 85082208
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQK495.C74$cBotany
=150  \\$aMatricaria
=550  \\$wg$aCompositae
=670  \\$aHortus 3$b(Matricaria)
=750  \2$aMatricaria$5IEN$0(DNLM)D031168

=LDR  00712cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362307502441
=005  20120730163447.0
=008  860211||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|n\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85082146 
=035  \\$aBZT2052NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQA76.95
=150  \\$aMathematics$xData processing
=680  \\$iHere are entered works on the use of electronic data processing and computers in mathematics. Works on those mathematical topics essential to the study of electronic data processing and computer science are entered under$aComputer science--Mathematics.
=681  \\$iNote under$aComputer science--Mathematics
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/11/90
=750  \2$aMathematical Computing$5IEN$0(DNLM)D008432

=LDR  00611cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362307602441
=005  20120730163447.0
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=010  \\$ash 85082139 
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=450  \\$aMath
=550  \\$wg$aScience
=750  \2$aMathematics$5IEN$0(DNLM)D008433

=LDR  00393cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362307702441
=005  20120730163446.0
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=010  \\$ash 85082138 
=035  \\$aBZT2044NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
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=150  \\$aMathematicians
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=750  \2$aMathematics$5IEN$0(DNLM)D008433

=LDR  00713cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362307802441
=005  20120730163446.0
=008  860211||\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85082124 
=035  \\$aBZT2030NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
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=150  \\$aMathematical models
=360  \\$isubdivision$aMathematical models$iunder topical headings, e.g.$aConstruction industry--Mathematical models
=450  \\$aModels, Mathematical
=450  \\$aModels, Theoretical$5IEN
=550  \\$wg$aSimulation methods
=680  \\$iHere are entered works on the representation of the operation of processes or systems in mathematical terms.
=750  \2$aModels, Theoretical$5IEN$0(DNLM)D008962

=LDR  00739cz  a2200241n  4500
=001  9880362307902441
=005  20120730163446.0
=008  930224i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85082106 
=035  \\$aBZT2012NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQR185.33
=150  \\$aMaternally acquired immunity
=450  \\$aFetal immunity, Maternally acquired
=450  \\$aFetal passive immunity
=450  \\$aImmunity, Maternally acquired
=450  \\$aMaternal immunity
=450  \\$aNeonatal immunity, Maternally acquired
=450  \\$aNeonatal passive immunity
=550  \\$wg$aFetus$xImmunology
=550  \\$wg$aImmunity
=550  \\$wg$aMaternal-fetal exchange
=750  \2$aImmunity, Maternally-Acquired$5IEN$0(DNLM)D007112

=LDR  01656cz  a2200313n  4500
=001  9880362308002441
=005  20140806164036.0
=008  020822i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85082102 
=035  \\$aBZT2008NU
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC$dDLC$dWaU$dDLC
=053  \0$aRG940$bRG991
=150  \\$aMaternal health services
=450  \\$aHealth services, Maternal
=450  \\$aMaternal and child health services
=450  \\$aMaternal and infant health services
=450  \\$aMaternal health care
=450  \\$aMaternity care
=450  \\$aMother and child health services
=450  \\$aMothers$xMedical care
=450  \\$aPerinatal care
=450  \\$aSafe motherhood programs
=550  \\$wg$aObstetrics
=550  \\$wg$aReproductive health services
=550  \\$wg$aWomen's health services
=550  \\$aMaternal and infant welfare
=670  \\$aHerz, B. The safe motherhood initiative, 1987:$bp. 33 (safe motherhood programs) p. 36 (action to make childbearing safer for women in developing countries) p. 37 (In developing countries, three things are required: 1) firm commitment and higher priority to safe motherhood; 2) allocating the necessary resources to maternal health and family planning services; and 3) undertaking supportive activities in other sectors.)
=670  \\$aMESH browser, July 27, 2009$b(Maternal Health Services. UF Health Services, Maternal; Services, Maternal Health. Scope note: Organized services to provide health care to expectant and nursing mothers; in MESH Tree Structures under Community Health Services and under Reproductive Health Services)
=750  \2$aMaternal Health Services$5IEN$0(DNLM)D008427

=LDR  00434cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362308102441
=005  20120730163446.0
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=010  \\$ash 85082101 
=035  \\$aBZT2007NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aMaternal-fetal exchange
=550  \\$wg$aFetus
=550  \\$wg$aPlacenta
=550  \\$wg$aPregnancy
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/11/90
=750  \2$aMaternal-Fetal Exchange$5IEN$0(DNLM)D008431

=LDR  00460cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362308202441
=005  20120730163446.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85082100 
=035  \\$aBZT2006NU
=035  \\$aSH 85082100
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aBF723.M35$cPsychology
=150  \\$aMaternal deprivation
=450  \\$aDeprivation, Maternal
=550  \\$wg$aParental deprivation
=750  \2$aMaternal Deprivation$5IEN$0(DNLM)D008426

=LDR  00694cz  a2200241n  4500
=001  9880362308302441
=005  20120730163446.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85082098 
=035  \\$aBZT2004NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aHV697$bHV700
=150  \\$aMaternal and infant welfare
=450  \\$aInfant welfare
=450  \\$aInfants$xCharities, protection, etc.
=450  \\$aMaternity welfare
=550  \\$wg$aChild welfare
=550  \\$wg$aMothers
=550  \\$wg$aWomen$xCharities
=550  \\$aMaternal health services
=690  \\$ar2:AMD:7/11/90
=750  \2$aInfant Welfare$5IEN-M$0(DNLM)D007229
=750  \2$aMaternal Welfare$5IEN-M$0(DNLM)D008429

=LDR  00448cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362308402441
=005  20120730163446.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85082097 
=035  \\$aBZT2003NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aMaternal age
=450  \\$aMother's age at birth
=550  \\$wg$aAge
=550  \\$wg$aChildbirth
=550  \\$wg$aMothers
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/11/90
=750  \2$aMaternal Age$5IEN$0(DNLM)D008423

=LDR  00341cz  a2200133n  4500
=001  9880362308502441
=005  20120730163446.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|n\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85082086 
=035  \\$aBZT1992NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aMaterials$xTesting
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/11/90
=750  \2$aMaterials Testing$5IEN$0(DNLM)D008422

=LDR  00960cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880362308602441
=005  20120730163445.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85082065 
=035  \\$aBZT1971NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aTA401$bTA492
=150  \\$aMaterials
=360  \\$isubdivision$aMaterials$iunder scientific and technical disciplines and under types of equipment and construction, e.g.$aElectronics--Materials;$iand phrase headings for special types of materials, e.g.$aBuilding materials; Raw materials
=450  \\$aEngineering$xMaterials
=450  \\$aEngineering materials
=450  \\$aIndustrial materials
=550  \\$wg$aEngineering design
=550  \\$aManufacturing processes
=680  \\$iHere are entered comprehensive works on the basic engineering and industrial materials used in the construction of devices, apparatus, structures, equipment, etc.
=750  \2$aManufactured Materials$5IEN$0(DNLM)D008420

=LDR  00720cz  a2200253n  4500
=001  9880362308702441
=005  20090928134407.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85082059 
=035  \\$aBZT1965NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRS164$bRS165
=150  \\$aMateria medica, Vegetable
=450  \\$aBotanical drugs
=450  \\$aDrugs from plants
=450  \\$aMedicinal plants$xTherapeutic use
=450  \\$aPhytotherapy
=450  \\$aPlant drugs
=450  \\$aVegetable drugs
=550  \\$wg$aMateria medica
=550  \\$aBotanical drug industry
=550  \\$aBotany, Medical
=550  \\$aMedicinal plants
=750  \2$aPlants, Medicinal$xtherapeutic use$0(DNLM)D010946Q000627$5IEN

=LDR  00780cz  a2200253n  4500
=001  9880362308802441
=005  20120730163445.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85082058 
=035  \\$aBZT1964NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRE994
=150  \\$aOphthalmic drugs
=450  \\$wnne$aMateria medica, Ophthalmological
=450  \\$aOphthalmic agents
=450  \\$aOphthalmic solutions$5IEN
=550  \\$wg$aDrugs
=550  \\$wg$aTherapeutics, Ophthalmological
=550  \\$aOcular pharmacology
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Davies, P.H. The actions and uses of ophthalmic drugs, 1989.
=670  \\$aLC database, 6/9/89.
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Ophthalmic solutions)
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/16/90
=750  \2$aOphthalmic Solutions$5IEN$0(DNLM)D009883

=LDR  00382cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362308902441
=005  20120730163431.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85079124 
=035  \\$aBZS9030NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aLymph
=550  \\$wg$aBody fluids
=550  \\$wg$aLymphatics
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/10/90
=750  \2$aLymph$5IEN$0(DNLM)D008196

=LDR  00386cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362309002441
=005  20120730163431.0
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=010  \\$ash 85079104 
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=550  \\$wg$aWood
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=750  \2$aLye$5IEN$0(DNLM)D008191

=LDR  00472cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362309102441
=005  20120730163431.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85079093 
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=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dWaU
=053  \\$aQK524.L9$cBotany
=150  \\$aLycopodiaceae
=450  \\$aClub moss family (Plants)
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=670  \\$aWeb. 3$b(club-moss family: Lycopodiaceae)
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=LDR  00406cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362309202441
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=010  \\$ash 85079067 
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=LDR  00407cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362309302441
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=035  \\$ash 85078994
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=LDR  01314cz  a2200421n  4500
=001  9880362309402441
=005  20070420140051.0
=008  860211||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85078987 
=035  \\$aBZS8893NU
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=053  \\$aQP572.L85
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=450  \\$aGonadoliberlin
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=670  \\$aStedman's med. dict.
=670  \\$aMerck.
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=670  \\$aMESH$b(LH-FSH releasing hormone)
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=LDR  00714cz  a2200253n  4500
=001  9880362309502441
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=010  \\$ash 85078985 
=035  \\$aBZS8891NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
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=150  \\$aLuteinizing hormone
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=450  \\$aLH (Hormone)
=450  \\$aLutropin
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=450  \\$aPituitary B gonadotropin
=550  \\$wg$aGlycoprotein hormones
=550  \\$wg$aGonadotropin
=550  \\$wg$aPituitary hormones
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=LDR  00415cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362309602441
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=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85078983 
=035  \\$aBZS8889NU
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=750  \2$aLuteal Phase$5IEN$0(DNLM)D008183

=LDR  00517cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362309702441
=005  20120730163430.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85078946 
=035  \\$aBZS8852NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRC386.6.L87
=150  \\$aLuria-Nebraska Neuropsychological Battery
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=750  \2$aLuria-Nebraska Neuropsychological Battery$5IEN$0(DNLM)D008182

=LDR  01098cz  a2200289n  4500
=001  9880362309802441
=005  20120730163430.0
=008  051125i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85078942 
=035  \\$aBZS8848NU
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=550  \\$wg$aCollagen diseases
=550  \\$wg$aSkin$xDiseases
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Systemic lupus erythematosus, 1988.
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=670  \\$aAm. heritage dict.$b(lupus: 1) systemic lupus erythematosus; 2) any of various chronic skin conditions)
=670  \\$aHennepin$b(Lupus erythematosus, Systemic)
=750  \2$aLupus Erythematosus, Systemic$5IEN$0(DNLM)D008180

=LDR  00440cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362309902441
=005  20120730163430.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
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=035  \\$aBZS8847NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aLupus erythematosus
=450  \\$aCutaneous lupus erythematosus
=550  \\$wg$aSkin$xDiseases
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/10/90
=750  \2$aLupus Erythematosus, Cutaneous$5IEN$0(DNLM)D008178

=LDR  00396cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362310002441
=005  20080226162533.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
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=150  \\$aLupus
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=550  \\$wg$aSkin$xTuberculosis
=750  \2$aLupus Vulgaris$0(DNLM)D008177$5IEN

=LDR  00549cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880362310102441
=005  20120730163430.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85078933 
=035  \\$aBZS8839NU
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=LDR  00313cz  a2200121n  4500
=001  9880362310202441
=005  20090403141808.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|n\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85078922 
=035  \\$aBZS8828NU
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=750  \2$aLung Injury$0(DNLM)D055370$5IEN

=LDR  00360cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362310302441
=005  20120730163430.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|n\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85078921 
=035  \\$aBZS8827NU
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=053  \\$aRD667
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=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/10/90
=750  \2$aLung Neoplasms$5IEN$0(DNLM)D008175

=LDR  00316cz  a2200121n  4500
=001  9880362310402441
=005  20120730163430.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|n\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85078913 
=035  \\$aBZS8819NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aLungs$xHydatids
=750  \2$aEchinococcosis, Pulmonary$5IEN$0(DNLM)D004445

=LDR  00643cz  a2200241n  4500
=001  9880362310502441
=005  20090418153639.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85078909 
=035  \\$aBZS8815NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aHD7264$cLabor
=053  \\$aRC773$bRC775$cInternal medicine
=150  \\$aLungs$xDust diseases
=450  \\$aAnthracosis
=450  \\$aBlack lung
=450  \\$aChalicosis
=450  \\$aDust diseases
=450  \\$aPneumoconiosis
=450  \\$aPneumokoniosis
=550  \\$wg$aLungs$xDiseases
=550  \\$wg$aOccupational diseases
=750  \2$aPneumoconiosis$0(DNLM)D011009$5IEN

=LDR  00622cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362310602441
=005  20120730163430.0
=008  910606i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85078908 
=035  \\$aBZS8814NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRC776.O3
=150  \\$aLungs$xDiseases, Obstructive
=450  \\$aChronic obstructive pulmonary disease
=450  \\$aCOPD (Disease)
=450  \\$wnne$aLung diseases, Obstructive
=450  \\$aObstructive lung diseases
=550  \\$wg$aLungs$xDiseases
=550  \\$wg$aRespiratory organs$xObstructions
=750  \2$aLung Diseases, Obstructive$5IEN$0(DNLM)D008173

=LDR  00603cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880362310702441
=005  20120730163429.0
=008  910606||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85078907 
=035  \\$aBZS8813NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRC776.F8
=150  \\$aLungs$xDiseases, Fungal
=450  \\$aFungal lung diseases
=450  \\$aFungous lung diseases
=450  \\$aLung diseases, Fungal$5IEN
=450  \\$aLungs$xFungal diseases
=450  \\$wnne$aLungs$xFungi
=550  \\$wg$aLungs$xDiseases
=550  \\$wg$aMycoses
=750  \2$aLung Diseases, Fungal$5IEN$0(DNLM)D008172

=LDR  00373cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362310802441
=005  20090309101906.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85078904 
=035  \\$aBZS8810NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRC756$bRC776
=150  \\$aLungs$xDiseases
=450  \\$aPulmonary diseases
=750  \2$aLung Diseases$0(DNLM)D008171$5IEN

=LDR  00393cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362310902441
=005  20120730163429.0
=008  871218i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85078900 
=035  \\$a(OCoLC)02071654
=035  \\$aBZS8806NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRC280.L8
=150  \\$aLungs$xCancer
=450  \\$aLung cancer
=750  \2$aLung Neoplasms$5IEN$0(DNLM)D008175

=LDR  00327cz  a2200133n  4500
=001  9880362311002441
=005  20120730163429.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|n\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85078892 
=035  \\$aBZS8798NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aRC776.A3
=150  \\$aLungs$xAbscess
=750  \2$aLung Abscess$5IEN$0(DNLM)D008169

=LDR  00618cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880362311102441
=005  20120730163429.0
=008  860211||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85078891 
=035  \\$aBZS8797NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQL848$cComparative anatomy
=053  \\$aQM261$cHuman anatomy
=053  \\$aQP121$bQP124$cPhysiology
=150  \\$aLungs
=360  \\$iheadings beginning with$aPulmonary
=450  \\$aLung
=550  \\$wg$aCardiopulmonary system
=550  \\$wg$aChest
=550  \\$wg$aRespiratory organs
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/10/90
=750  \2$aLung$5IEN$0(DNLM)D008168

=LDR  00525cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880362311202441
=005  20130312090832.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85078869 
=035  \\$aBZS8775NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aTX735$cHome economics
=150  \\$aLuncheons
=450  \\$aMeals
=550  \\$wg$aCaterers and catering
=550  \\$wg$aCooking
=550  \\$wg$aEntertaining
=550  \\$wg$aMenus
=550  \\$wg$aTable
=550  \\$aBrunches
=750  \2$aLunch$0(DNLM)D062409$5IEN

=LDR  00458cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362311302441
=005  20120730163429.0
=008  920330i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85078848 
=035  \\$aBZS8754NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aLumpy skin disease virus
=450  \\$aNeethling virus
=550  \\$wg$aPoxviruses
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Lumpy skin disease virus x Neethling virus)
=750  \2$aLumpy skin disease virus$5IEN$0(DNLM)D008167

=LDR  00484cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362311402441
=005  20120730163429.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85078847 
=035  \\$aBZS8753NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aSF967.L8
=150  \\$aLumpy skin disease
=450  \\$aPseudo-urticaria
=550  \\$wg$aCattle$xVirus diseases
=550  \\$wg$aPoxvirus diseases
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/10/90
=750  \2$aLumpy Skin Disease$5IEN$0(DNLM)D008166

=LDR  00496cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362311502441
=005  20060512123254.0
=008  871218||\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85078838 
=035  \\$a(OCoLC)02070972
=035  \\$aBZS8744NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQC476.4$bQC480.2
=150  \\$aLuminescence
=550  \\$wg$aAfterglow (Physics)
=550  \\$wg$aLight
=550  \\$wg$aLight sources
=550  \\$wg$aRadiation
=750  \2$aLuminescence$0(DNLM)D049449$5IEN

=LDR  00430cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362311602441
=005  20120730163429.0
=008  920107||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85078835 
=035  \\$aBZS8741NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aLumbosacral region
=450  \\$aLumbar region
=550  \\$wg$aBack
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Lumbosacral region x Lumbar region)
=750  \2$aLumbosacral Region$5IEN$0(DNLM)D008161

=LDR  00389cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362311702441
=005  20120730163429.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85078742 
=035  \\$aBZS8648NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aLucite
=450  \\$aMethyl methacrylate resin
=550  \\$wg$aPolymethylmethacrylate
=750  \2$aPolymethyl Methacrylate$5IEN$0(DNLM)D019904

=LDR  00750cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880362311802441
=005  20080325100535.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85078720 
=035  \\$aBZS8626NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aTJ1075$bTJ1081
=150  \\$aLubrication and lubricants
=360  \\$iindividual lubricants, e.g.$aRosin oil;$iand subdivision$aLubrication$iunder individual land vehicles and types of land vehicles, e.g.$aAutomobiles--Lubrication
=450  \\$aGrease
=450  \\$aLubricants
=550  \\$wg$aTribology
=550  \\$aBearings (Machinery)
=550  \\$aLubrication systems
=550  \\$aOils and fats
=750  \2$aLubricants$0(DNLM)D054327$5IEN
=750  \2$aLubrication$0(DNLM)D008153$5IEN

=LDR  00882cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880362311902441
=005  20130307091057.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85078682 
=035  \\$aBZS8588LC
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh 85078682
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQL458.42.L6$cZoology
=150  \\$aBrown recluse spider
=450  \\$wnne$aLoxosceles reclusa
=450  \\$aViolin spider
=550  \\$wg$aLoxosceles
=670  \\$aMilne, L.J. Audubon Soc. field guide to No. Am. insects and spiders, 1980:$bp. 875 (Violin spider, brown recluse spider (Loxosceles reclusa))
=670  \\$aKaston, B.J. How to know the spiders, 1978:$bp. 89 (Loxosceles reclusa, brown recluse or violin spider)
=670  \\$aCommon names of insects & related organisms, 1989:$bp. 100 (Loxosceles reclusa, Brown recluse spider)
=750  \2$aBrown Recluse Spider$0(DNLM)D063287$5IEN

=LDR  00436cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362312002441
=005  20120730163429.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85078648 
=035  \\$aBZS8554NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aLow-protein diet
=450  \\$aDietary proteins
=550  \\$wg$aDiet in disease
=550  \\$wg$aProteins in human nutrition
=750  \2$aDiet, Protein-Restricted$5IEN$0(DNLM)D018753

=LDR  00434cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362312102441
=005  20120730163429.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85078632 
=035  \\$aBZS8538NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aRM237.7
=150  \\$aLow-fat diet
=450  \\$aFat-free diet
=550  \\$wg$aReducing diets
=550  \\$aOils and fats, Edible
=750  \2$aDiet, Fat-Restricted$5IEN$0(DNLM)D018752

=LDR  00493cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362312202441
=005  20060602130051.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85078627 
=035  \\$aBZS8533NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aRM237.73
=150  \\$aLow-carbohydrate diet
=450  \\$aDiet, Low-carbohydrate
=550  \\$wg$aCarbohydrates
=550  \\$wg$aLow-calorie diet
=550  \\$wg$aReducing diets
=750  \2$aDiet, Carbohydrate-Restricted$0(DNLM)D050528$5IEN

=LDR  00617cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362312302441
=005  20120730163429.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85078625 
=035  \\$aBZS8531NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aRM222.2
=150  \\$aLow-calorie diet
=450  \\$aCaloric restriction
=450  \\$aCalorie-restricted diet
=450  \\$aCalorie restriction
=450  \\$aDiet, Low-calorie
=550  \\$wg$aReducing diets
=670  \\$aMEDLINE, 7/14/92$b(Caloric restriction, Calorie restriction, Calorie-restricted diet)
=750  \2$aCaloric Restriction$5IEN$0(DNLM)D031204

=LDR  00449cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362312402441
=005  20050404090209.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85078613 
=035  \\$aBZS8519LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aQL696.P7$cOrnithology
=053  \\$aSF473.L6$cCage birds
=150  \\$aLovebirds
=450  \\$aAgapornis
=450  \\$aLove-birds
=550  \\$wg$aParrots
=750  \2$aAgapornis$0(DNLM)D046710$5IEN

=LDR  00373cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362312502441
=005  20120730163429.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85078532 
=035  \\$aBZS8438NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aSB201.L
=150  \\$aLove grass
=450  \\$aEragrostis
=450  \\$aLovegrass
=750  \2$aEragrostis$5IEN$0(DNLM)D031750

=LDR  00559cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880362312602441
=005  20120730163428.0
=008  920103i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85078519 
=035  \\$aBZS8425NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aBD436$cPhilosophy
=053  \\$aBF575.L8$cPsychology
=053  \\$aGT2600$bGT2640$cManners and customs
=150  \\$aLove
=450  \\$aAffection
=550  \\$wg$aEmotions
=550  \\$aFirst loves
=550  \\$aFriendship
=550  \\$aIntimacy (Psychology)
=750  \2$aLove$5IEN$0(DNLM)D008149

=LDR  00413cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362312702441
=005  20120730163428.0
=008  920114i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85078511 
=035  \\$aBZS8417NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aSF969.L65
=150  \\$aLouping ill
=550  \\$wg$aSheep$xVirus diseases
=550  \\$wg$aTick-borne encephalitis
=750  \2$aLouping Ill$5IEN$0(DNLM)D008146

=LDR  00483cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362312802441
=005  20201016150001.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85078460
=035  \\$aBZS8366NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQK495.L52$cBotany
=053  \0$aSB205.L7$cForage plants
=150  \\$aLotus
=450  \\$aDeervetch
=450  \\$aLotus (Genus)
=450  \\$aTrefoils (Plants)
=550  \\$wg$aLegumes
=750  \2$aLotus$4BM$0(DNLM)D000070116$5IEN

=LDR  00774cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880362312902441
=005  20120730163428.0
=008  030815i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85078433 
=035  \\$aBZS8339NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aLoss of consciousness
=450  \\$aBlackouts (Loss of consciousness)
=450  \\$aConsciousness, Loss of
=450  \\$aInsensibility
=450  \\$aUnconscious state
=450  \\$aUnconsciousness
=550  \\$wg$aNeurologic manifestations of general diseases
=670  \\$aRandom House$b(unconscious: not conscious; temporarily devoid of consciousness; unconsciousness)
=670  \\$aAm. heritage dict.$b(blackout, def. 4.: temporary loss of memory or consciousness)
=750  \2$aUnconsciousness$5IEN$0(DNLM)D014474

=LDR  01226cz  a2200277n  4500
=001  9880362313002441
=005  20120730163428.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85078411 
=035  \\$aBZS8317NU
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh 85078411
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dWaU
=053  \0$aQL737.P955$cZoology
=150  \\$aLorises
=450  \\$aLoridae
=450  \\$wnne$aLorisidae
=550  \\$wg$aPrimates
=550  \\$wg$aProsimians
=670  \\$aMammal species of the world:$bp. 247 (Loridae; previously known as Lorisidae)
=670  \\$aCorbet world list of mammalian species:$bp. 93 (Family Lorisidae: lorises)
=670  \\$aWalker mammals of the world:$bp. 402 (Family Lorisidae: Lorises, pottos and galagos)
=670  \\$aMammal species of the world, via WWW, Sept. 20, 2000$b(Loridae. Common name: lorises. Previously known as Lorisidae)
=670  \\$aIntegrated Taxonomic Info. System, via WWW, Sept. 20, 2000$b(Loridae. Order Primates)
=670  \\$aWalker's mammals of the world, via WWW, Sept. 20, 2000$b(Lorisidae: lorises, pottos, and galagos)
=670  \\$aZoological record taxonomic hierarchy, via WWW, Sept. 20, 2000$b(Lorisidae, Primates, Mammalia)
=750  \2$aLorisidae$5IEN$0(DNLM)D008142

=LDR  00427cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362313102441
=005  20120730163428.0
=008  931213i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85078346 
=035  \\$aBZS8252NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRM666.L6
=150  \\$aLorazepam
=550  \\$wg$aBenzodiazepines
=550  \\$wg$aHypnotics
=550  \\$wg$aTranquilizing drugs
=750  \2$aLorazepam$5IEN$0(DNLM)D008140

=LDR  00526cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362313202441
=005  20120730163428.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85078345 
=035  \\$aBZS8251LC
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh 85078345
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQK495.L87$cBotany
=150  \\$aLoranthaceae
=450  \\$aMistletoe family (Plants)
=550  \\$wg$aMistletoes
=550  \\$wg$aSantalales
=670  \\$aWeb. 3$b(mistletoe family: Loranthaceae)
=750  \2$aLoranthaceae$5IEN$0(DNLM)D028183

=LDR  00907cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362313302441
=005  20120730163428.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85078329 
=035  \\$aBZS8235NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aLoperamide
=450  \\$aImodium (Trademark)
=550  \\$wg$aAntidiarrheals
=550  \\$wg$aAntiperistaltics
=550  \\$wg$aPiperidine
=670  \\$aMeSH browser, July 26, 2007$b(Loperamide. Entry term: Imodium. Scope note: One of the long-acting synthetic antidiarrheals; it is not significantly absorbed from the gut, and has no effect on the adrenergic system or central nervous system, but may antagonize histamine and interfere with acetylcholine release locally.)
=670  \\$aPharmaceutical substances, 200l$b(Loperamide. Use: antidiarrheal. Trade name: USA: Imodium (Janssen, 1977, McNeil, 1977))
=750  \2$aLoperamide$5IEN$0(DNLM)D008139

=LDR  00642cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362313402441
=005  20120730163428.0
=008  860211||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85078296 
=035  \\$aBZS8202NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aLongitudinal method
=360  \\$isubdivision$aLongitudinal studies$iunder topical headings, classes of persons, and ethnic groups
=450  \\$aLongitudinal research
=450  \\$aLongitudinal studies
=550  \\$wg$aMethodology
=550  \\$wg$aResearch
=550  \\$wg$aSocial sciences$xResearch
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/10/90
=750  \2$aLongitudinal Studies$5IEN$0(DNLM)D008137

=LDR  00647cz  a2200253n  4500
=001  9880362313502441
=005  20120730163428.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85078286 
=035  \\$aBZS8192NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aQP85$cPhysiology
=053  \\$aRA776.75$cPersonal health
=150  \\$aLongevity
=450  \\$aLife extension
=450  \\$aLife, Long
=450  \\$aLife span prolongation
=450  \\$aLong life
=450  \\$aProlongation of life span
=550  \\$wg$aAge
=550  \\$wg$aHealth
=550  \\$wg$aLife spans (Biology)
=550  \\$aOld age
=750  \2$aLongevity$5IEN$0(DNLM)D008136

=LDR  00459cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362313602441
=005  20120730163427.0
=008  920204i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85078277 
=035  \\$aBZS8183NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aLong-term care of the sick
=360  \\$isubdivision$aLong-term care$iunder classes of persons
=550  \\$wg$aCare of the sick
=550  \\$wg$aMedical care
=750  \2$aLong-Term Care$5IEN$0(DNLM)D008134

=LDR  00519cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362313702441
=005  20120730163427.0
=008  920207i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85078270 
=035  \\$aBZS8176NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRA997$bRA999
=150  \\$aLong-term care facilities
=450  \\$wnne$aExtended care facilities
=550  \\$wg$aHealth facilities
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=005  20120730163423.0
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=LDR  00362cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362314002441
=005  20120730163423.0
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=150  \\$aLips$xCancer
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/10/90
=750  \2$aLip Neoplasms$5IEN$0(DNLM)D008048

=LDR  00388cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362314102441
=005  20120730163423.0
=008  860211||\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
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=750  \2$aLip$5IEN$0(DNLM)D008046

=LDR  00601cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880362314202441
=005  20120730163422.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85077319 
=035  \\$aBZS7225NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
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=LDR  00505cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362314302441
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=LDR  00822cz  a2200277n  4500
=001  9880362314402441
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=LDR  00407cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362314502441
=005  20120730163422.0
=008  860211|n\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85077314 
=035  \\$aBZS7220NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aLipotropic agents
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=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/10/90
=750  \2$aLipotropic Agents$5IEN$0(DNLM)D008082

=LDR  00526cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362314602441
=005  20070605082034.0
=008  860211||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85077311 
=035  \\$aBZS7217NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
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=150  \\$aLiposomes
=450  \\$aPhospholipid vesicles
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=750  \2$aLiposomes$0(DNLM)D008081$5IEN

=LDR  00354cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362314702441
=005  20110629121205.0
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=LDR  00370cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362314802441
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=LDR  00400cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362314902441
=005  20120730163422.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
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=LDR  00631cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880362315002441
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=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/10/90
=750  \2$aLipofuscin$5IEN$0(DNLM)D008062

=LDR  00441cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362315102441
=005  20070522095631.0
=008  871218i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85077298 
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=053  \\$aRC632.L5
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=LDR  00348cz  a2200133n  4500
=001  9880362315202441
=005  20060622131011.0
=008  910708||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85077297 
=035  \\$aBZS7203NU
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=LDR  00533cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880362315302441
=005  20120730163422.0
=008  860211||\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85077296 
=035  \\$aBZS7202NU
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=550  \\$aSteroids
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=LDR  00750cz  a2200241n  4500
=001  9880362315402441
=005  20070423124420.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
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=LDR  00454cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362315502441
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=LDR  00378cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362315602441
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=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/10/90
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=LDR  00857cz  a2200241n  4500
=001  9880362315702441
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=001  9880362315802441
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=LDR  00430cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362315902441
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=LDR  00805cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362316002441
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=LDR  00479cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362316102441
=005  20120730163421.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85077212 
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=LDR  00739cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880362316202441
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=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85077181 
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=LDR  00602cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880362105702441
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=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85047932 
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=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/5/90
=750  \2$aHolidays$5IEN$0(DNLM)D006693

=LDR  00448cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362105802441
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=LDR  00376cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362105902441
=005  20120730163104.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
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=LDR  00879cz  a2200289n  4500
=001  9880362106002441
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=008  871219i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
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=LDR  00620cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880362106102441
=005  20120730163103.0
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=750  \2$aFertilization in Vitro$5IEN$0(DNLM)D005307

=LDR  00738cz  a2200241n  4500
=001  9880362106202441
=005  20150204175001.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
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=450  \\$aFertilization, Test tube
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=LDR  00535cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880362106302441
=005  20120730163103.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85047904 
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=LDR  00446cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362106402441
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=LDR  00592cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880362106502441
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=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
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=001  9880362106602441
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=010  \\$ash 85047895 
=035  \\$aBZP7801NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aQP273$cPhysiology$5IEN
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=001  9880362106702441
=005  20121120084732.0
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=150  \\$aFerrocyanides
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=LDR  00454cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362106802441
=005  20070420133345.0
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=010  \\$ash 85047870 
=035  \\$aBZP7776NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aFerritin
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=750  \2$aFerritins$0(DNLM)D005293$5IEN

=LDR  00737cz  a2200241n  4500
=001  9880362106902441
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=010  \\$ash 85047848 
=035  \\$aBZP7754NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
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=150  \\$aFerret
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=001  9880362107002441
=005  20120730163102.0
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=010  \\$ash 85047836 
=035  \\$aBZP7742NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dWaU$dDLC
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=150  \\$aFerns
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=450  \\$aFilicopsida
=450  \\$aPolypodiophyta
=450  \\$aPterophyta
=550  \\$wg$aPteridophyta
=670  \\$aITIS, Jan. 23, 2002$b(Scientific name: Pterophyta. Vernacular name: ferns)
=670  \\$aLawrence, E. Henderson's dict. of biol. terms, 2000$b(fern: common name for a member of the Pterophyta; Pterophyta: one of the four major divisions of the spore-bearing vascular plants, commonly called the ferns)
=670  \\$aAcademic Press dict. of sci. and tech., via WWW, Jan. 23, 2002$b(fern: The common name for a seedless, nonflowering vascular plant of the class Filicineae; Filicophyta: the ferns; Filicopsida: the largest of three subdivisions of the division Filicophyta; Filicineae: a class of the Pteridophyta; plants that reproduce by spores and are characterized by fronds and true vascular systems)
=670  \\$aThe Wordsworth dict. of sci. & tech., 1995$b(ferns (Bot.). Pteridophytes of the class Filicopsida)
=670  \\$aMcGraw-Hill dict. of sci. tech. terms, c1989$b(fern (BOT) Any of a large number of vascular plants composing the division Polypodiophyta)
=670  \\$aEncarta world Eng. dict.$b(fern: n. pl. ferns or fern)
=750  \2$aFerns$5IEN$0(DNLM)D029624

=LDR  00703cz  a2200241n  4500
=001  9880362107102441
=005  20120730163102.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85047829 
=035  \\$aBZP7735NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
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=LDR  00631cz  a2200241n  4500
=001  9880362107202441
=005  20120730163102.0
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=010  \\$ash 85047807 
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=LDR  00512cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362107302441
=005  20120730163102.0
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=010  \\$ash 85047803 
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=LDR  00377cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362107402441
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=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85047800 
=035  \\$aBZP7706LC
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=750  \2$aFoeniculum$5IEN$0(DNLM)D030001

=LDR  00714cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362107502441
=005  20120730163101.0
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=010  \\$ash 85047797 
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=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
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=150  \\$aFenitrothion
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=550  \\$wg$aOrganophosphorus compounds
=550  \\$wg$aThiophosphates
=670  \\$aMeSH browser, June 5, 2007$b(Fenitrothion, Entry terms: Methylnitrophos, Nitrophos. Scope note: An organothioposphate cholinesterase inhibitor that is used as an insecticide.)
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=LDR  00499cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362107602441
=005  20120730163101.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
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=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
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=150  \\$aFendiline
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=690  \\$ar:AMD:6/29/90
=750  \2$aFendiline$5IEN$0(DNLM)D005275

=LDR  00649cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880362107702441
=005  20120730163101.0
=008  910606||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85047775 
=035  \\$aBZP7681NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
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=450  \\$aCollum ossis femoris
=450  \\$aFemoral neck
=450  \\$aNeck of femur
=550  \\$wg$aFemur
=670  \\$aInter. dict. med. biol.$b(Collum ossis femoris, also called neck of femur, collum femoris)
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Femur neck)
=670  \\$aLC data base, 2/28/91$b(Femoral neck)
=750  \2$aFemur Neck$5IEN$0(DNLM)D005272

=LDR  00602cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880362107802441
=005  20120730163101.0
=008  910606||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85047769 
=035  \\$aBZP7675NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQM117$cHuman anatomy
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=450  \\$aFemoral bone
=450  \\$aThigh bone
=450  \\$aThighbone
=550  \\$wg$aBones
=550  \\$wg$aThigh
=670  \\$aInter. dict. med. biol.$b(femur, also called thigh bone, femoral bone)
=670  \\$aWeb. 3$b(Femur, also called thighbone)
=750  \2$aFemur$5IEN$0(DNLM)D005269

=LDR  00479cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362107902441
=005  20120730163101.0
=008  911218||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85047768 
=035  \\$aBZP7674NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aFemoral vein
=450  \\$aVena femoralis
=550  \\$wg$aThigh$xBlood-vessels
=550  \\$wg$aVeins
=670  \\$aInter. dict. med. biol.$b(Vein, femoral vein, vena femoralis)
=750  \2$aFemoral Vein$5IEN$0(DNLM)D005268

=LDR  00340cz  a2200133n  4500
=001  9880362108002441
=005  20120730163100.0
=008  921221||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85047766 
=035  \\$aBZP7672NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aFemoral nerve
=550  \\$wg$aSpinal nerves
=750  \2$aFemoral nerve$5IEN$0(DNLM)D005267

=LDR  00435cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362108102441
=005  20120730163100.0
=008  940404i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85047765 
=035  \\$aBZP7671NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aFemoral hernia
=450  \\$aCrural hernia
=550  \\$wg$aHernia
=670  \\$aDorland's med. dict.$b(hernia: crural h.=femoral h.)
=750  \2$aHernia, Femoral$5IEN$0(DNLM)D006550

=LDR  00392cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362108202441
=005  20120730163100.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85047764 
=035  \\$aBZP7670NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aFemoral artery
=450  \\$aFemur$xArtery
=550  \\$wg$aArteries
=690  \\$ar:AMD:6/29/90
=750  \2$aFemoral Artery$5IEN$0(DNLM)D005263

=LDR  00865cz  a2200277n  4500
=001  9880362108302441
=005  20120730163100.0
=008  000607i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85047741 
=035  \\$aBZP7647NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dWaElC$dDLC$dMMiltC
=053  \0$aHQ1101$bHQ2030.7
=150  \\$aFeminism
=450  \\$aEmancipation of women
=450  \\$aFeminist movement
=450  \\$aWomen$xEmancipation
=450  \\$aWomen's lib
=450  \\$aWomen's liberation
=450  \\$wnne$aWomen's liberation movement
=450  \\$aWomen's movement
=550  \\$wg$aSocial movements
=550  \\$aAnti-feminism
=667  \\$ar:GLS:1/28/94 (refs. for "Antifeminism" added)$5IEN
=670  \\$aDavis, F. Moving the mountain, 1991$b(Women's movement)
=670  \\$aMuslim feminism and feminist movement, 2002.
=750  \2$aFeminism$5IEN$0(DNLM)D019513

=LDR  00443cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362108402441
=005  20100714084805.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85047739 
=035  \\$aBZP7645NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aBF175.5.F45$cPsychoanalysis
=150  \\$aFemininity
=450  \\$wnne$aFemininity (Psychology)
=550  \\$wg$aSex (Psychology)
=550  \\$aWomen
=750  \2$aFemininity$0(DNLM)D057227$5IEN

=LDR  00339cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362108502441
=005  20050516142924.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85047702 
=035  \\$aBZP7608LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aQL737.C23
=150  \\$aFelis
=550  \\$wg$aFelidae
=750  \2$aFelis$0(DNLM)D045991$5IEN

=LDR  00421cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362108602441
=005  20120730163100.0
=008  940404i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85047701 
=035  \\$aBZP7607NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aFeline sarcoma virus
=450  \\$aSarcoma virus, Feline
=550  \\$wg$aRetroviruses
=550  \\$wg$aSarcoma
=750  \2$aSarcoma Viruses, Feline$5IEN$0(DNLM)D005253

=LDR  00433cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362108702441
=005  20120730163100.0
=008  940404i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85047700 
=035  \\$aBZP7606NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aFeline leukemia virus
=450  \\$aFeline lymphoma virus
=450  \\$aLeukemia virus, Feline
=550  \\$wg$aRetroviruses
=750  \2$aLeukemia Virus, Feline$5IEN$0(DNLM)D005256

=LDR  00552cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362108802441
=005  20121007190238.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85047699 
=035  \\$aBZP7605NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aSF986.L48
=150  \\$aFeline leukemia
=450  \\$aCat leukemia
=450  \\$aFeline leukosis
=450  \\$aLeukemia, Feline
=550  \\$wg$aCats$xVirus diseases
=550  \\$wg$aLeukemia in animals
=550  \\$wg$aRetrovirus infections
=750  \2$aLeukemia, Feline$5IEN$0(DNLM)D016582

=LDR  00595cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880362108902441
=005  20120730163100.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85047698 
=035  \\$aBZP7604NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aSF986.H
=150  \\$aFeline heartworm disease
=450  \\$aCat heartworm disease
=450  \\$aDirofilariasis, Feline
=450  \\$aFeline dirofilariasis
=450  \\$aHeartworm disease in cats
=550  \\$wg$aCats$xDiseases
=550  \\$aDirofilaria immitis
=690  \\$ar:AMD:6/26/90
=750  \2$aDirofilariasis$5IEN$0(DNLM)D004184

=LDR  00644cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880362109002441
=005  20050718133233.0
=008  050520i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85047696 
=035  \\$aBZP7602NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQL737.C23$cZoology
=150  \\$aFelidae
=450  \\$aCat family (Mammals)
=450  \\$aFelids
=450  \\$aWildcats
=550  \\$wg$aCarnivora
=670  \\$aWeb. 3$b(felid: one of the Felidae)
=680  \\$iHere are entered works on the family of cats. Works on domestic breeds of cats are entered under$aCats.
=681  \\$iNote under$aCats
=750  \2$aFelidae$0(DNLM)D045989$5IEN

=LDR  01549cz  a2200385n  4500
=001  9880362109102441
=005  20120730163059.0
=008  020802i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85047658 
=035  \\$aBZP7564NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aSF94.5$bSF99
=150  \\$aFeeds
=360  \\$isubdivision$aFeeding and feeds$iunder individual animals and groups of animals, e.g.$aCattle--Feeding and feeds; Fishes--Feeding and feeds
=450  \\$aAnimal feeds
=450  \\$aAnimal rations
=450  \\$aAnimals$xFeeding and feeds
=450  \\$aDomestic animals$xFeeding and feeds
=450  \\$aFeed
=450  \\$wnne$aFeeding and feeding stuffs
=450  \\$aFeeding stuffs
=450  \\$aFeedingstuff
=450  \\$aFeedstuff
=450  \\$aFodder
=450  \\$aLivestock$xFeeding and feeds
=450  \\$aLivestock rations
=450  \\$aRations, Animal
=450  \\$aRations, Livestock
=550  \\$wg$aFarm supplies
=550  \\$aAnimal feeding
=550  \\$aFodder banks
=670  \\$aLC database, August 2, 2002$b(titles: livestock rations; rations for farm animals)
=680  \\$iHere are entered works on the nutritional preparations provided for animals by humans. Works on the nutritional substances animals find or provide for themselves as well as works on their food habits are entered under$aAnimals--Food.$iWorks on the process of providing nourishment to animals are entered under$aAnimal feeding.
=681  \\$iNotes under$aAnimal feeding; Animals--Food
=750  \2$aAnimal Feed$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000821

=LDR  00431cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362109202441
=005  20120730163059.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85047647 
=035  \\$aBZP7553NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \\$aBF319.5.F4
=150  \\$aFeedback (Psychology)
=550  \\$wg$aLearning, Psychology of
=550  \\$wg$aReinforcement (Psychology)
=750  \2$aFeedback, Psychological$5IEN$0(DNLM)D030141

=LDR  01458cz  a2200301n  4500
=001  9880362109302441
=005  20120730163059.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85047611 
=035  \\$aBZP7517NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dCaAE$dNNU-L$dViU$dDLC
=053  \0$aJC355$cPolitical theory
=150  \\$aFederal government
=360  \\$isubdivision$aPolitics and government$iunder names of individual federal states
=450  \\$aDivision of powers
=450  \\$aFederal government$xLaw and legislation
=450  \\$aFederal-provincial relations
=450  \\$aFederal-state relations
=450  \\$aFederal systems
=450  \\$aFederalism
=550  \\$wg$aPolitical science
=550  \\$aCentral-local government relations
=550  \\$aDecentralization in government
=550  \\$aState governments
=670  \\$aComparing federal systems, c2008:$bt.p.; p. 1 (at present, some 25 countries exhibit characteristics of functioning federations)
=680  \\$iHere are entered works on the division of powers between national governments and the governments of their states, provinces, or other first-order divisions, as well as works on the relations between these governmental entities. Works on the division of powers between the executive, legislative, and judicial branches of government are entered under$aSeparation of powers.
=681  \\$iNote under$aSeparation of powers
=750  \2$aFederal Government$5IEN$0(DNLM)D035082

=LDR  00883cz  a2200253n  4500
=001  9880362109402441
=005  20120730163058.0
=008  931025i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85047545 
=035  \\$aBZP7451NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRC866.D43
=150  \\$aFecal incontinence
=450  \\$aFecal soiling
=450  \\$wnne$aFeces$xIncontinence
=450  \\$aIncontinence, Fecal
=450  \\$aSoiling, Fecal
=550  \\$wg$aDefecation disorders
=670  \\$aMESH.
=670  \\$aNIH$b(Gastrointestinal disorders, Anorectal disorders, Fecal incontinence)
=675  \\$aHennepin
=680  \\$iHere are entered works on involuntary defecation as a symptom of disease. Works on voluntary or involuntary defecation in abnormal places are entered under$aEncopresis.
=681  \\$iNote under$aEncopresis
=750  \2$aFecal Incontinence$5IEN$0(DNLM)D005242

=LDR  00413cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362109502441
=005  20120730163058.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85047544 
=035  \\$aBZP7450LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=150  \\$aFeces$xImpaction
=450  \\$aFecal impaction
=450  \\$aImpaction of feces
=550  \\$wg$aIntestines$xObstructions
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=450  \\$aStools (Feces)
=550  \\$wg$aExcretion
=550  \\$aDefecation
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=670  \\$aOCLC, Feb. 20, 2004$b(fecal matter; fecal material; excrement; faecal)
=670  \\$aThe Amer. Heritage dict. of the Engl. lang., via WWW, June 17, 2005$b(dung 1a. The excrement of animals. b. Manure; scat 3) Excrement, especially of an animal; dung)
=670  \\$aWeb 3 (dung: n., pl.-s; 1) manure 2) the excrement of an animal)
=670  \\$aLC database, Feb. 24, 2008$b(human feces)
=670  \\$aCorrigan, B. Animal scats and exterior bait stations, 1998, via PCT online Web site, Feb. 24, 2008$b(scats)
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=LDR  00695cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880362109702441
=005  20120730163058.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85047536 
=035  \\$aBZP7442NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aQL697$5IEN
=150  \\$aFeathers
=450  \\$aDown$5IEN
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=450  \\$aPlumes (Feathers)
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=750  \2$aFeathers$5IEN$0(DNLM)D005241

=LDR  00495cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362109802441
=005  20120730163058.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85047526 
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=450  \\$aStudies, Feasibility
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=LDR  00571cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362109902441
=005  20120730163058.0
=008  940404i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
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=LDR  00641cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362110002441
=005  20120730163057.0
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=035  \\$aBZP7426NU
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=053  \\$aRC552.F42
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=450  \\$aDeath, Fear of
=450  \\$aThanatophobia
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=LDR  00607cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362110102441
=005  20120730163057.0
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=LDR  00454cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362110202441
=005  20120730163057.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
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=035  \\$aBZP7420NU
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=550  \\$aHorror
=690  \\$ar:AMD:6/29/90
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=LDR  00455cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362110302441
=005  20120730163057.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
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=LDR  00377cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362110402441
=005  20120730163057.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
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=LDR  00521cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362110502441
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=450  \\$aFabism
=550  \\$wg$aFood poisoning
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=LDR  00401cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362110602441
=005  20120730163057.0
=008  920204i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
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=550  \\$wg$aFatty degeneration
=550  \\$wg$aLiver$xDiseases
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=LDR  00332cz  a2200133n  4500
=001  9880362110702441
=005  20120730163057.0
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=010  \\$ash 85047472 
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=550  \\$wg$aAlcohols
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=LDR  00647cz  a2200241n  4500
=001  9880362110802441
=005  20120730163057.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85047466 
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=035  \\$ash 85047466
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=053  \\$aLB1075$cEducational psychology
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=550  \\$wg$aFatigue
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=LDR  00832cz  a2200313n  4500
=001  9880362110902441
=005  20120730163057.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85047465 
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=035  \\$ash 85047465
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=053  \\$aT59.72$cHuman engineering
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=450  \\$aExhaustion
=450  \\$aLassitude
=450  \\$aTiredness
=450  \\$aWeariness
=550  \\$wg$aPhysiology
=550  \\$wg$aSymptoms
=550  \\$aRest
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Fatigue x Lassitude)
=750  \2$aFatigue$5IEN$0(DNLM)D005221

=LDR  00484cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362111002441
=005  20120730163056.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85047451 
=035  \\$aBZP7357NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
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=150  \\$aFathers
=450  \\$aDads
=550  \\$wg$aMen
=550  \\$wg$aParents
=550  \\$aHousehusbands
=670  \\$aRandom House$b(dad: Informal. father)
=750  \2$aFathers$5IEN$0(DNLM)D005220

=LDR  00462cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362111102441
=005  20120730163056.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85047444 
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=450  \\$aChild and father
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=450  \\$aFathers and children
=550  \\$wg$aParent and child
=750  \2$aFather-Child Relations$5IEN$0(DNLM)D005219

=LDR  00660cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362111202441
=005  20120730163056.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85047434 
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=450  \\$aAdiponecrosis
=450  \\$aSteatonecrosis
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=LDR  00567cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362111302441
=005  20120730163056.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
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=550  \\$wg$aParenteral feeding
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=LDR  00426cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362111402441
=005  20120730163056.0
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=010  \\$ash 85047431 
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=450  \\$aLipid embolism
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=LDR  00738cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362111502441
=005  20120730163056.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85047430 
=035  \\$aBZP7336NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQP752.F3
=150  \\$aFat
=450  \\$aFats
=550  \\$wg$aLipids
=550  \\$aAdipose tissues
=680  \\$iHere are entered works on fat in its relation to the animal organism. Works on the technological aspects of oils and fats are entered under$aOils and fats.$iWorks on the economic aspects of oils and fats are entered under$aOil industries.
=681  \\$iNotes under$aOil industries; Oils and fats
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=750  \2$aFats$5IEN-M$0(DNLM)D005223

=LDR  00448cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362111602441
=005  20120730163055.0
=008  030404i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
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=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aFasting
=450  \\$aAbstinence
=550  \\$wg$aAsceticism
=550  \\$wg$aDiet
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=550  \\$aStarvation
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=LDR  00407cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362111702441
=005  20120730163055.0
=008  860211||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
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=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQC793.5.F32$bQC793.5.F329
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=550  \\$wg$aNeutrons
=690  \\$ar:AMD:6/29/90
=750  \2$aFast Neutrons$5IEN$0(DNLM)D005214

=LDR  00526cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362111802441
=005  20120730163055.0
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=450  \\$aFasciitis
=450  \\$aFascitis$5IEN
=550  \\$wg$aFasciae (Anatomy)$xDiseases
=550  \\$wg$aInflammation
=670  \\$aDorland's med. dict.$b(fasciitis:  inflammation of fascia)
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=LDR  00374cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362111902441
=005  20120730163055.0
=008  860211||\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85047352 
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=550  \\$wg$aConnective tissues
=750  \2$aFascia$5IEN$0(DNLM)D005205

=LDR  00527cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362112002441
=005  20120730163055.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85047289 
=035  \\$aBZP7195NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRC776.F33
=150  \\$aFarmer's lung
=450  \\$aHarvester's lung
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=550  \\$wg$aHypersensitivity pneumonitis
=690  \\$ar:AMD:6/29/90
=750  \2$aFarmer's Lung$5IEN$0(DNLM)D005203

=LDR  00535cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362112102441
=005  20120730163055.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85047166 
=035  \\$aBZP7072NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aBF723.F28
=150  \\$aFantasy in children
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=750  \2$81$wb$aChild$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002648
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aFantasy$iand$aChild$5IEN

=LDR  00556cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880362112202441
=005  20120730163055.0
=008  860211||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85047157 
=035  \\$aBZP7063NU
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=LDR  00723cz  a2200229n  4500
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=LDR  00537cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362112502441
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=LDR  00472cz  a2200169n  4500
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=LDR  00706cz  a2200193n  4500
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=LDR  01354cz  a2200397n  4500
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=001  9880362468602441
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=670  \\$aITIS, via WWW, July 12, 2010$b(Class Holothuroidea: sea cucumbers)
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=450  \\$aHospital bed capacity
=450  \\$aHospital buildings$xBed capacity
=450  \\$aHospital buildings$xSize
=450  \\$aHospitals$xBed capacity
=450  \\$aHospitals$xSize
=450  \\$aSize of hospitals
=670  \\$aMeSH browser, Sept. 27, 2006$b(Hospital Bed Capacity; Health Facility Size)
=750  \2$aHospital Bed Capacity$5IEN$0(DNLM)D006742

=LDR  00404cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362470402441
=005  20120730163250.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85062259 
=035  \\$aBZR2165NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aHospital records
=450  \\$aHospitals$xRecords
=550  \\$wg$aRecords
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/5/90
=750  \2$aHospital Records$5IEN$0(DNLM)D006753

=LDR  00446cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362470502441
=005  20120730163254.0
=008  930203i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85062399 
=035  \\$aBZR2305NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRA975.R87
=150  \\$aRural hospitals
=450  \\$wnne$aHospitals, Rural
=550  \\$wg$aHospitals
=550  \\$wg$aRural health services
=750  \2$aHospitals, Rural$5IEN$0(DNLM)D006780

=LDR  00588cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880362470602441
=005  20120730163241.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85061482 
=035  \\$aBZR1388NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aR733
=150  \\$aHolistic medicine
=450  \\$aHolistic health
=450  \\$aWholistic medicine
=550  \\$wg$aAlternative medicine
=550  \\$wg$aHolism
=550  \\$aFunctional medicine
=550  \\$aHealth
=550  \\$aIntegrative medicine
=550  \\$aMind and body
=750  \2$aHolistic Health$5IEN$0(DNLM)D006694

=LDR  00699cz  a2200265n  4500
=001  9880362470702441
=005  20120730163240.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85061453 
=035  \\$aBZR1359NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aGT3930$bGT4995$cManners and customs
=053  \\$aHV3167$cFor shop workers
=150  \\$aHolidays
=450  \\$aLegal holidays
=450  \\$aNational holidays
=550  \\$wg$aDays
=550  \\$wg$aHours of labor
=550  \\$wg$aManners and customs
=550  \\$wg$aMemorials
=550  \\$aAnniversaries
=550  \\$aFasts and feasts
=550  \\$aVacations
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/5/90
=750  \2$aHolidays$5IEN$0(DNLM)D006693

=LDR  00551cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362470802441
=005  20120730163254.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85062397 
=035  \\$aBZR2303NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aRA960$bRA996
=150  \\$aPublic hospitals
=450  \\$aFederal hospitals
=450  \\$aGovernment hospitals
=450  \\$wnne$aHospitals, Public
=450  \\$aNational hospitals
=550  \\$wg$aHospitals
=550  \\$wg$aPublic institutions
=750  \2$aHospitals, Public$5IEN$0(DNLM)D006779

=LDR  00745cz  a2200241n  4500
=001  9880362470902441
=005  20120730163249.0
=008  920204i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85062256 
=035  \\$aBZR2162NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRA975.5.P5
=150  \\$aHospital pharmacies
=450  \\$aHospital pharmacy departments
=450  \\$aHospital pharmacy service
=450  \\$aHospitals$xPharmaceutical services
=450  \\$aHospitals$xPharmacies
=450  \\$aHospitals$xPharmacy departments
=450  \\$aHospitals$xPharmacy service
=550  \\$wg$aHospitals
=550  \\$wg$aPharmaceutical services
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Pharmacy service, Hospital)
=750  \2$aPharmacy Service, Hospital$5IEN$0(DNLM)D010607

=LDR  00703cz  a2200241n  4500
=001  9880362471002441
=005  20120730163254.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85062396 
=035  \\$aBZR2302NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRA975.P74
=150  \\$aHospitals, Proprietary
=450  \\$aFor profit hospitals
=450  \\$aHospitals, Investor-owned
=450  \\$aHospitals, Private for profit
=450  \\$aInvestor-owned hospitals
=450  \\$aPrivate for profit hospitals
=450  \\$aProprietary hospitals
=550  \\$wg$aHealth facilities, Proprietary
=550  \\$wg$aHospitals
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/5/90
=750  \2$aHospitals, Proprietary$5IEN$0(DNLM)D006777

=LDR  00637cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362471102441
=005  20120730163249.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85062251 
=035  \\$aBZR2157NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRA975.5.P39
=150  \\$aHospital patients$xEscort services
=450  \\$aEscort services for hospital patients
=450  \\$aHospitals$xEscort services for patients
=450  \\$aHospitals$xPatient escort services
=550  \\$wg$aHospital care
=550  \\$wg$aHospital patients$xTransportation
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/17/90
=750  \2$aPatient Escort Service$5IEN$0(DNLM)D010354

=LDR  02063cz  a2200313n  4500
=001  9880362471202441
=005  20120730163240.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85061375 $zsh 85131260 
=035  \\$aBZR1281NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aSF973
=150  \\$aClassical swine fever
=450  \\$aCholera, Hog
=450  \\$wnne$aHog cholera
=450  \\$aPig typhoid
=450  \\$aSwine fever
=450  \\$aSwine fever, Classical
=450  \\$wnne$aSwine plague
=450  \\$aTyphoid, Pig
=550  \\$wg$aPestivirus infections
=550  \\$wg$aSwine$xVirus diseases
=670  \\$aMeSH browser, Feb. 6, 2007$b(Classical Swine Fever. Entry terms: Hog Cholera, Swine Fever, Swine Fever, Classical. Scope note:  An acute, highly contagious disease affecting swine of all ages and caused by the Classical Swine Fever Virus. In hierarchy for Pestivirus infections.)
=670  \\$aMerck vet. manual, 2005:$bp. 570 (Classical swine fever (Hog cholera, Swine fever): a contagious febrile disease of pigs. It was first described in the early 19th century in the USA. Later, a condition in Europe termed swine fever was recognized to be the same disease. Both names continue in use although in Europe it is now called classical swine fever to distinguish it from African swine fever, which is clinically indistinguishable but caused by an unrelated virus. It is caused by a small, enveloped RNA virus in the pestivirus group of the family Flaviviridae.)
=670  \\$aBlack's vet. dict.$b(Swine fever: also called hog cholera or pig typhoid. Swine plague is the term applied to what in Britain is considered to be the pneumonic form of swine fever but what in America and the continent of Europe has been regarded as a separate disease (see Swine fever).)
=681  \\$iExample under$aSwine--Diseases; Veterinary medicine
=688  \\$aHeading from sh 85131260, deleted 20070315: 150:##:_{dollar}a Swine plague
=688  \\$aHeading changed 20070315 from: 150:##:_{dollar}a Hog cholera
=750  \2$aClassical Swine Fever$5IEN$0(DNLM)D006691

=LDR  00458cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362471302441
=005  20140102104816.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85062393 
=035  \\$aBZR2299NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aMobile hospitals
=450  \\$wnne$aHospitals, Mobile
=450  \\$aPortable hospitals
=550  \\$wg$aHospitals
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Mobile health units)
=750  \2$aMobile Health Units$0(DNLM)D008952$5IEN

=LDR  00536cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362471402441
=005  20120730163249.0
=008  930224i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85062248 
=035  \\$aBZR2154NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aHospital mergers
=450  \\$aHospitals$xMergers
=450  \\$aMerger of hospitals
=550  \\$wg$aConsolidation and merger of corporations
=550  \\$wg$aHospitals$xAdministration
=550  \\$wg$aMultihospital systems
=750  \2$aHealth Facility Merger$5IEN$0(DNLM)D006273

=LDR  01138cz  a2200265n  4500
=001  9880362471502441
=005  20130308112653.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85062387 
=035  \\$aBZR2293NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aUH460$bUH485
=150  \\$aMilitary hospitals
=360  \\$isubdivision$aHospitals$iunder individual wars, e.g.$aWorld War, 1939-1945--Hospitals
=450  \\$aCombat support hospitals
=450  \\$aField hospitals
=450  \\$aHospital service (War)
=450  \\$wnne$aHospitals, Military
=550  \\$wg$aPublic hospitals
=550  \\$aMedicine, Military
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Hospitals, Military)
=670  \\$aNew equipping strategies for combat support hospitals, 2010:$bCIP summary ("Combat Support Hospitals (CSHs)--mobile, deployable hospitals housed in tents and expandable containers--to provide surgical and trauma care close to combat action.")
=670  \\$aWikipedia, May 14, 2010$b("A Combat Support Hospital (CSH, or "cash") is a type of field hospital")
=750  \2$aHospitals, Military$5IEN$0(DNLM)D006772
=750  \2$aField Hospitals$0(DNLM)D062208$5IEN

=LDR  00456cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362471602441
=005  20120730163249.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85062246 
=035  \\$aBZR2152NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aZ675.H7
=150  \\$aHospital libraries
=450  \\$aLibraries, Hospital$5IEN
=550  \\$wg$aInstitution libraries
=550  \\$wg$aMedical libraries
=750  \2$aLibraries, Hospital$5IEN$0(DNLM)D007992

=LDR  00623cz  a2200241n  4500
=001  9880362471702441
=005  20080227084359.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85061347 
=035  \\$aBZR1253NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRC644
=150  \\$aHodgkin's disease
=450  \\$aHodgkin disease
=450  \\$aHodgkin lymphoma
=450  \\$aHodgkin's lymphoma
=450  \\$aLymphadenoma
=450  \\$aLymphogranuloma
=450  \\$aLymphogranulomatosis
=450  \\$aLymphosarcoma
=450  \\$aPseudoleucemia
=550  \\$wg$aLymphomas
=750  \2$aHodgkin Disease$0(DNLM)D006689$5IEN

=LDR  00521cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362471802441
=005  20120730163240.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85061326 
=035  \\$aBZR1232NU
=035  \\$ash 85061326
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aGV846$bGV848.76
=150  \\$aHockey
=360  \\$isubdivision$aHockey$iunder individual educational institutions, e.g.$aHarvard University--Hockey
=450  \\$aIce hockey
=550  \\$wg$aWinter sports
=750  \2$aHockey$5IEN$0(DNLM)D006688

=LDR  00458cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362471902441
=005  20120730163249.0
=008  920207i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85062245 
=035  \\$aBZR2151NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aHospital laboratories
=450  \\$aLaboratories, Hospital$5IEN
=550  \\$wg$aHospitals$xDiagnostic services
=550  \\$wg$aMedical laboratories
=750  \2$aLaboratories, Hospital$5IEN$0(DNLM)D007755

=LDR  00512cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362472002441
=005  20120730163249.0
=008  060926i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85062244 
=035  \\$aBZR2150NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aRA975.5.H6
=150  \\$aHospital housekeeping
=450  \\$aHospital buildings$xCleaning
=450  \\$aHospitals$xCleaning
=550  \\$wg$aHospitals$xEnvironmental services
=550  \\$wg$aHousekeeping
=750  \2$aHousekeeping, Hospital$5IEN$0(DNLM)D006797

=LDR  00556cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880362472102441
=005  20120730163239.0
=008  860211||\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85061308 
=035  \\$aBZR1214NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aGV1201.5
=150  \\$aHobbies
=450  \\$aAvocations
=450  \\$aRecreations
=550  \\$wg$aAmusements
=550  \\$wg$aCollectors and collecting
=550  \\$wg$aHandicraft
=550  \\$wg$aLeisure
=550  \\$wg$aPlay
=550  \\$wg$aRecreation
=750  \2$aHobbies$5IEN$0(DNLM)D006686

=LDR  00975cz  a2200313n  4500
=001  9880362472202441
=005  20120730163253.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85062384 
=035  \\$aBZR2290NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRG12$bRG16$cGynecology
=053  \\$aRG500$bRG501$cObstetrics
=150  \\$aHospitals, Gynecologic and obstetric
=450  \\$aGynecology$xHospitals
=450  \\$aHospitals$xGynecologic services
=450  \\$aHospitals, Maternity
=450  \\$aHospitals$xMaternity services
=450  \\$aHospitals, Obstetric
=450  \\$aHospitals$xObstetric services
=450  \\$aLying-in hospitals
=450  \\$aMaternity hospitals
=450  \\$aMother and child$xHospital care
=450  \\$aObstetrics$xHospitals
=450  \\$aWomen$xHospitals
=550  \\$wg$aMaternal health services
=550  \\$wg$aWomen's health services
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/5/90
=750  \2$aHospitals, Maternity$5IEN$0(DNLM)D006771

=LDR  00339cz  a2200133n  4500
=001  9880362472302441
=005  20120730163249.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85062243 
=035  \\$aBZR2149NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aHospital gift shops
=550  \\$wg$aGift shops
=750  \2$aHospital Shops$5IEN$0(DNLM)D006756

=LDR  00387cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362472402441
=005  20120730163239.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85061307 
=035  \\$aBZR1213NU
=035  \\$ash 85061307
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aHoarseness
=550  \\$wg$aSymptoms
=550  \\$wg$aVoice disorders
=750  \2$aHoarseness$5IEN$0(DNLM)D006685

=LDR  00426cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362472502441
=005  20120730163253.0
=008  021108i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85062383 
=035  \\$aBZR2289NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aCounty hospitals
=450  \\$wnne$aHospitals, County
=550  \\$wg$aCounty health services
=550  \\$wg$aPublic hospitals
=750  \2$aHospitals, County$5IEN$0(DNLM)D006766

=LDR  00571cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362472602441
=005  20120730163249.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85062241 
=035  \\$aBZR2147NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aHospital dental service
=450  \\$aDental service in hospitals
=450  \\$aHospital dentistry
=450  \\$aHospitals$xDental service
=550  \\$wg$aDental care
=550  \\$wg$aDentistry
=550  \\$wg$aSick$xDental care
=690  \\$ar:AMD:6/25/90
=750  \2$aDental Service, Hospital$5IEN$0(DNLM)D003796

=LDR  00501cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362472702441
=005  20120730163253.0
=008  031124i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85062382 
=035  \\$aBZR2288NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aRA975.C64
=150  \\$aHospitals, Convalescent
=450  \\$aConvalescent hospitals
=550  \\$wg$aLong-term care facilities
=550  \\$wg$aSpecialty hospitals
=550  \\$aConvalescence
=750  \2$aHospitals, Convalescent$5IEN$0(DNLM)D006765

=LDR  00731cz  a2200241n  4500
=001  9880362472802441
=005  20120730163239.0
=008  871218||\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85061292 
=035  \\$a(OCoLC)02076096
=035  \\$aBZR1198NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQR184.32
=150  \\$aHLA histocompatibility antigens
=450  \\$wnne$aHL-A histocompatibility antigens
=450  \\$aHLA antigens
=450  \\$aHLA transplantation antigens
=450  \\$aHuman leukocyte antigens
=450  \\$aTransplantation antigens, Human
=550  \\$wg$aHistocompatibility antigens
=550  \\$aMajor histocompatibility complex
=670  \\$aMESH$b(HLA antigens)
=750  \2$aHLA Antigens$5IEN$0(DNLM)D006680

=LDR  00540cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362472902441
=005  20120730163248.0
=008  871218i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85062238 
=035  \\$a(OCoLC)02083612
=035  \\$aBZR2144NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aHospital care
=360  \\$isubdivision$aHospital care$iunder classes of persons and ethnic groups
=450  \\$aHospital patients$xMedical care
=550  \\$wg$aInstitutional care
=550  \\$wg$aMedical care
=750  \2$aHospitals$5IEN$0(DNLM)D006761

=LDR  00460cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362473002441
=005  20120730163253.0
=008  930203i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85062376 
=035  \\$aBZR2282NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aHospital trustees
=450  \\$aHospital boards
=450  \\$wnne$aHospitals$xTrustees
=450  \\$aTrustees, Hospital
=550  \\$wg$aTrusts and trustees
=750  \2$aGoverning Board$5IEN$0(DNLM)D006075

=LDR  00616cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362473102441
=005  20050328103206.0
=008  860211||\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85061241 
=035  \\$aBZR1147NU
=035  \\$aSH 85061241
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aD410$bD725
=150  \\$aHistory, Modern$y20th century
=360  \\$isubdivision$aHistory--20th century$iunder names of countries, cities, etc., and individual corporate bodies, and under classes of persons, ethnic groups, and topical headings
=450  \\$aWorld history$y20th century
=750  \2$aHistory, 20th Century$0(DNLM)D049673$5IEN

=LDR  00401cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362473202441
=005  20120730163248.0
=008  060531i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85062234 
=035  \\$aBZR2140NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aHospital and community
=450  \\$aCommunity and hospital
=550  \\$wg$aCommunities
=750  \2$aCommunity-Institutional Relations$5IEN$0(DNLM)D003159

=LDR  00412cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362473302441
=005  20120730163248.0
=008  060906i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85062233 
=035  \\$aBZR2139NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aHospital administrators
=550  \\$wg$aHealth services administrators
=550  \\$wg$aHospitals$xEmployees
=750  \2$aHospital Administrators$5IEN$0(DNLM)D006740

=LDR  00659cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362473402441
=005  20050328094201.0
=008  860211||\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85061240 
=035  \\$aBZR1146NU
=035  \\$aSH 85061240
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aD351$bD400
=150  \\$aHistory, Modern$y19th century
=360  \\$isubdivision$aHistory--19th century$iunder names of countries, cities, etc., and individual corporate bodies, and under classes of persons, ethnic groups, and topical headings
=450  \\$aWorld history$y19th century
=681  \\$iNote under$aCurrent events
=750  \2$aHistory, 19th Century$0(DNLM)D049672$5IEN

=LDR  00605cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362473502441
=005  20120730163253.0
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=010  \\$ash 85114860 
=035  \\$aBZW4766NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aRole playing
=450  \\$aRole enactment
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=450  \\$aRoleplaying
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=550  \\$wg$aSelf
=550  \\$wg$aSocial role
=550  \\$aActing games
=750  \2$aRole Playing$5IEN$0(DNLM)D012381

=LDR  00308cz  a2200121n  4500
=001  9880362476802441
=005  20120730163836.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|n\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85114805 
=035  \\$aBZW4711NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aRodents$xDiseases
=750  \2$aRodent Diseases$5IEN$0(DNLM)D012376

=LDR  00312cz  a2200133n  4500
=001  9880362858002441
=005  20110517165036.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|n\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85126867 
=035  \\$aBZX6773LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \\$aQK662
=150  \\$aSporangium
=750  \2$aSporangia$0(DNLM)D058432$5IEN

=LDR  00387cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362858102441
=005  20120730163931.0
=008  920615i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85126853 
=035  \\$aBZX6759NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQL370.7$bQL374.2
=150  \\$aSponges
=450  \\$aPorifera
=550  \\$wg$aInvertebrates
=750  \2$aPorifera$5IEN$0(DNLM)D011161

=LDR  00355cz  a2200133n  4500
=001  9880362858202441
=005  20120730163931.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85126848 
=035  \\$aBZX6754NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aSpondylolisthesis
=550  \\$wg$aSpine$xAbnormalities
=750  \2$aSpondylolisthesis$5IEN$0(DNLM)D013168

=LDR  00598cz   2200205n  4500
=001  9880362858302441
=005  20230622134227.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85126847
=035  \\$aBZX6753NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aRC935.S67
=150  \\$aSpondyloarthropathies
=450  \\$aSpondylarthritides
=450  \\$aSpondylarthritis
=450  \\$aSpondylarthropathies
=550  \\$wg$aArthritis
=550  \\$wg$aSpine$xDiseases
=750  \2$aSpondylarthropathies$5IEN$0(DNLM)D025242
=750  \2$iNarrower mapping$aAxial Spondyloarthritis$0(DNLM)D000089183$4NM$5IEN-M

=LDR  00427cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362858402441
=005  20120730163931.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85126846 
=035  \\$aBZX6752NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aRD771.S64
=150  \\$aSpondylitis
=450  \\$aSpine$xInflammation
=550  \\$wg$aInflammation
=550  \\$wg$aSpine$xDiseases
=750  \2$aSpondylitis$5IEN$0(DNLM)D013166

=LDR  00419cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362858502441
=005  20120730163930.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85126838 $zsh 87020261 
=035  \\$aBZX6744NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aQL561.N7
=150  \\$aSpodoptera
=450  \\$aSpodosoma
=550  \\$wg$aArmyworms
=550  \\$wg$aNoctuidae
=750  \2$aSpodoptera$5IEN$0(DNLM)D018411

=LDR  00549cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362858602441
=005  20060727091241.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85126835 
=035  \\$aBZX6741NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=150  \\$aSplit brain
=450  \\$aBisected brain
=450  \\$aBrain, Split
=450  \\$aBrain bisection
=450  \\$aCommissurotomy
=550  \\$wg$aBrain$xLocalization of functions
=550  \\$wg$aBrain$xSurgery
=550  \\$aCerebral hemispheres
=750  \2$aSplit-Brain Procedure$0(DNLM)D050812$5IEN

=LDR  00391cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362858702441
=005  20120730163930.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85126834 
=035  \\$aBZX6740NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aRD113$5IEN
=053  \\$aRD113.7
=150  \\$aSplints (Surgery)
=550  \\$wg$aOrthopedic apparatus
=750  \2$aSplints$5IEN$0(DNLM)D013165

=LDR  00423cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362858802441
=005  20120730163930.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85126833 
=035  \\$aBZX6739NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aSplints, Periodontal
=450  \\$aPeriodontal splints
=550  \\$wg$aPeriodontal prosthesis
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/17/90
=750  \2$aPeriodontal Splints$5IEN$0(DNLM)D010516

=LDR  00483cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362858902441
=005  20120730163930.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85126832 
=035  \\$aBZX6738NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=150  \\$aSplints, Bite plane
=450  \\$aBite plane splints
=450  \\$aOcclusal bite plane splints
=450  \\$aSplints, Occlusal bite plane
=550  \\$wg$aOrthodontic appliances, Removable
=750  \2$aOcclusal Splints$5IEN$0(DNLM)D017090

=LDR  00601cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362859002441
=005  20120730163930.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85126827 
=035  \\$aBZX6733NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aSplenorenal shunt, Surgical
=450  \\$aRenal-splenic venous shunt
=450  \\$aShunt, Surgical spleno-renal
=450  \\$aSurgical splenorenal shunt
=550  \\$wg$aKidneys$xBlood-vessels$xSurgery
=550  \\$wg$aPortal hypertension$xSurgery
=550  \\$wg$aSplenic vein$xSurgery
=750  \2$aSplenorenal Shunt, Surgical$5IEN$0(DNLM)D013164

=LDR  00478cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362859102441
=005  20120730163930.0
=008  911219||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85126824 
=035  \\$aBZX6730NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aSplenic vein
=450  \\$aVena splenica
=550  \\$wg$aSpleen$xBlood-vessels
=550  \\$wg$aVeins
=670  \\$aInter. dict. med. biol.$b(Vein, splenic vein, vena splenica)
=750  \2$aSplenic Vein$5IEN$0(DNLM)D013162

=LDR  00630cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362859202441
=005  20120730163930.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85126823 
=035  \\$aBZX6729NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aSplenectomy in children
=450  \\$aPediatric splenectomy
=450  \\$aSplenectomy, Pediatric
=550  \\$wg$aChildren$xSurgery
=550  \\$wg$aSplenectomy
=750  \2$81$wb$aSplenectomy$5IEN$0(DNLM)D013156
=750  \2$81$wb$aChild$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002648
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aSplenectomy$iand$aChild$5IEN

=LDR  00496cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362859302441
=005  20120730163930.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85126822 
=035  \\$aBZX6728NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRD547.5
=150  \\$aSplenectomy
=450  \\$aSpleen$xExcision
=450  \\$aSpleen$xExtirpation
=450  \\$aSpleen$xRemoval
=550  \\$wg$aExcision (Surgery)
=550  \\$wg$aSpleen$xSurgery
=750  \2$aSplenectomy$5IEN$0(DNLM)D013156

=LDR  00357cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362859402441
=005  20120730163926.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85126550 
=035  \\$aBZX6456NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aSpermine
=550  \\$wg$aBiogenic amines
=550  \\$wg$aPolyamines
=750  \2$aSpermine$5IEN$0(DNLM)D013096

=LDR  00361cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362859502441
=005  20120730163926.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85126549 
=035  \\$aBZX6455NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aSpermidine
=550  \\$wg$aBiogenic amines
=550  \\$wg$aPolyamines
=750  \2$aSpermidine$5IEN$0(DNLM)D013095

=LDR  00546cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362859602441
=005  20120730163926.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85126548 
=035  \\$aBZX6454NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRG137.2
=150  \\$aSpermicides
=450  \\$aSpermatocidal agents
=450  \\$aSpermatocides
=450  \\$aSpermicidal agents
=550  \\$wg$aContraceptive drugs
=550  \\$wg$aContraceptives, Vaginal
=550  \\$wg$aSpermatozoa
=750  \2$aSpermatocidal Agents$5IEN$0(DNLM)D013089

=LDR  00700cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880362859702441
=005  20120730163926.0
=008  060803||\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85126546 
=035  \\$aBZX6452NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQL966$cEmbryology
=053  \0$aQP255$cPhysiology
=150  \\$aSpermatozoa
=360  \\$isubdivision$aSpermatozoa$iunder individual animals and groups of animals, e.g.$aCattle--Spermatozoa; Fishes--Spermatozoa
=450  \\$aMale gametes
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=550  \\$wg$aGametes
=550  \\$aSemen
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=750  \2$aSpermatozoa$5IEN$0(DNLM)D013094

=LDR  00394cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362859802441
=005  20120730163926.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85126544 
=035  \\$aBZX6450NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQL878
=053  \\$aQP255$cPhysiology
=150  \\$aSpermatophores
=450  \\$aSpermatogonia$5IEN
=750  \2$aSpermatogonia$5IEN$0(DNLM)D013093

=LDR  00383cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362859902441
=005  20100714093030.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85126543 
=035  \\$aBZX6449NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQK665
=150  \\$aSpermatogenesis in plants
=550  \\$wg$aPlants$xReproduction
=750  \2$aGametogenesis, Plant$0(DNLM)D056130$5IEN

=LDR  00497cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362860002441
=005  20120730163926.0
=008  060803||\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85126541 
=035  \\$aBZX6447NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aSpermatogenesis
=450  \\$aFormation of spermatozoa
=450  \\$aSpermatozoa$xFormation
=550  \\$wg$aGametogenesis
=670  \\$aHenderson's dict. of biol$b(spermatogenesis: sperm formation)
=750  \2$aSpermatogenesis$5IEN$0(DNLM)D013091

=LDR  00399cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362860102441
=005  20120730163926.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85126540 
=035  \\$aBZX6446NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aSpermatic cord torsion
=450  \\$aTesticular torsion
=550  \\$wg$aSpermatic cord$xDiseases
=750  \2$aSpermatic Cord Torsion$5IEN$0(DNLM)D013086

=LDR  00304cz  a2200121n  4500
=001  9880362860202441
=005  20120730163926.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|n\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85126538 
=035  \\$aBZX6444NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aSpermatic cord
=750  \2$aSpermatic Cord$5IEN$0(DNLM)D013085

=LDR  00901cz  a2200241n  4500
=001  9880362860302441
=005  20060727085559.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85126535 
=035  \\$aBZX6441NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aQL737.C435$cZoology
=150  \\$aSperm whale
=450  \\$aBlack whale
=450  \\$aCachalot
=450  \\$aGreat sperm whale
=450  \\$aPhyseter catodon
=450  \\$aPhyseter macrocephalus
=550  \\$wg$aPhyseter
=670  \\$aCorbet, G.B. World list mamm. species, 1991:$bp. 120 (Physeter macrocephalus (catodon), Sperm whale)
=670  \\$aTinker, S.W. Whales of the world, 1988:$bp. 216 (Great sperm whale, also known as the Cachalot. Physeter macrocephalus)
=670  \\$aWeb. 3$b(sperm whale: a large toothed whale (Physeter catodon syn. P. macrocephalus). Called also black whale)
=750  \2$aSperm Whale$0(DNLM)D050661$5IEN

=LDR  00405cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362860402441
=005  20120730163926.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85126534 
=035  \\$aBZX6440NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aSperm banks
=450  \\$aSemen banks
=550  \\$wg$aGermplasm resources, Animal
=550  \\$wg$aTissue banks
=750  \2$aSperm Banks$5IEN$0(DNLM)D013074

=LDR  00676cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362860502441
=005  20120730163925.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85126459 
=035  \\$aBZX6365NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aLB3454$cEducation
=053  \\$aRJ496.S7$cPediatrics
=150  \\$aSpeech therapy for children
=450  \\$aSpeech disorders in children$xTreatment
=550  \\$wg$aChildren$xDiseases$xTreatment
=750  \2$81$wb$aSpeech Therapy$5IEN$0(DNLM)D013070
=750  \2$81$wb$aChild$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002648
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aSpeech Therapy$iand$aChild$5IEN

=LDR  00514cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362860602441
=005  20120730163925.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85126455 
=035  \\$aBZX6361NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aRC423$bRC428.8
=150  \\$aSpeech therapy
=450  \\$aSpeech correction
=450  \\$aSpeech disorders$xTreatment
=550  \\$wg$aTherapeutics
=750  \2$aSpeech Therapy$5IEN$0(DNLM)D013070
=750  \2$aSpeech Disorders$xTherapy$5IEN$0(DNLM)D013064Q000628

=LDR  00577cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362860702441
=005  20120730163925.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85126454 
=035  \\$aBZX6360NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aSpeech therapists
=450  \\$aSpeech-language pathologists
=450  \\$aSpeech-language therapists
=450  \\$aSpeech pathologists
=550  \\$wg$aAllied health personnel
=670  \\$aLC database, Aug. 29, 1996$b(speech-language pathologists, speech-language therapists)
=750  \2$aSpeech Therapy$5IEN$0(DNLM)D013070

=LDR  00596cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362860802441
=005  20120730163925.0
=008  860227i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85126449 
=035  \\$aBZX6355NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aSpeech perception in children
=550  \\$wg$aAuditory perception in children
=550  \\$wg$aPerception in children
=750  \2$81$wb$aSpeech Perception$5IEN$0(DNLM)D013067
=750  \2$81$wb$aChild$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002648
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aSpeech Perception$iand$aChild$5IEN

=LDR  00329cz  a2200121n  4500
=001  9880362860902441
=005  20120730163925.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|n\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85126448 
=035  \\$aBZX6354NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aSpeech perception$xTesting
=750  \2$aSpeech Discrimination Tests$5IEN$0(DNLM)D013063

=LDR  00473cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362861002441
=005  20120730163925.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85126447 
=035  \\$aBZX6353NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aBF463.S64
=150  \\$aSpeech perception
=450  \\$aSpeech recognition
=550  \\$wg$aAuditory perception
=550  \\$wg$aPsycholinguistics
=550  \\$wg$aSpeech
=750  \2$aSpeech Perception$5IEN$0(DNLM)D013067

=LDR  00585cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362861102441
=005  20120730163925.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85126444 
=035  \\$aBZX6350NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRJ496.S7
=150  \\$aSpeech disorders in children
=550  \\$wg$aCommunicative disorders in children
=750  \2$81$wb$aSpeech Disorders$5IEN$0(DNLM)D013064
=750  \2$81$wb$aChild$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002648
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aSpeech Disorders$iand$aChild$5IEN

=LDR  01134cz  a2200277n  4500
=001  9880362861202441
=005  20120730163925.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85126439 
=035  \\$aBZX6345NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN$dIEN
=053  \\$aRC423$bRC428.5
=150  \\$aSpeech disorders
=450  \\$aDefective speech
=450  \\$aDisorders of speech
=450  \\$aSpeech defects
=450  \\$wnne$aSpeech, Disorders of
=450  \\$aSpeech pathology
=550  \\$wg$aCommunicative disorders
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Silverman, F.H. Communication for the speechless, 1989.
=670  \\$aMESH.
=670  \\$aNIH$b(Information-communication disorders, Speech disorders)
=670  \\$aHennepin.
=680  \\$iHere are entered works on disorders of the physiological mechanisms required for the articulation, patterning, or production of speech. Works on disorders of the central neurological function affecting the reception, processing, or expression of language are entered under$aLanguage disorders.
=681  \\$iNote under$aLanguage disorders
=750  \2$aSpeech Disorders$5IEN-M$0(DNLM)D013064

=LDR  00378cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362861302441
=005  20120730163925.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85126438 
=035  \\$aBZX6344NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aSpeech, Alaryngeal
=450  \\$aAlaryngeal speech
=550  \\$wg$aLaryngectomy
=750  \2$aSpeech, Alaryngeal$5IEN$0(DNLM)D013071

=LDR  00803cz  a2200241n  4500
=001  9880362861402441
=005  20120730163925.0
=008  931217||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85126434 
=035  \\$aBZX6340NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aBF455$bBF463$cPsychology
=053  \\$aLB1139.L3$cSpeech development of children
=053  \\$aQP306$cPhysiology
=150  \\$aSpeech
=450  \\$aTalking
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=670  \\$aFishBase, Sept. 24, 2007$b(Sparus aurata, Gilthead seabream. English names: Gilt head bream, Gilt-head seabream, Gilthead, Gilthead bream, Silver seabream, Snapper. Synonyms: Aurata aurata, Chrysophrys aurata, Chrysophrys auratus, Pagrus auratus, Chrysophrys aurathus, Sparus auratus, Chrysophrys crassirostris; also separate entry for valid name Chrysophrys auratus, Squirefish)
=670  \\$aList of Canadian acceptable common names for fish and seafood, via WWW, May 1, 2007$b(Sparus auratus, Gilthead Bream)
=670  \\$aU.S. F.D.A. Seafood list, via WWW, May 1, 2007$b(Market name: Bream. Scientific name: Sparus auratus. Common name: Gilt Headed Bream)
=670  \\$aITIS, Sept. 24, 2007$b(Sparus aurata. Synonym: Sparus auratus)
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=670  \\$aWikipedia, Apr. 8, 2005$b(Genus Spalax - Ukrainian blind mole rats)
=670  \\$aNowak, R.M. Walker's mammals of the world, 1999:$bp. 1426 (Genus Spalax, Ukrainian blind mole-rats (5 species))
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=450  \\$aSpace chambers
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=670  \\$aRound trip to orbit: human spaceflight alternatives, 1989.
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=670  \\$aLC database, June 8, 1988$b(soymilk)
=670  \\$aBender. Dict. nutrit. food technol.$b(soybean milk)
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=670  \\$aWork cat.: Shurtleff, W. Bibliography of soy ice creams ... c1988:$bCIP galley (soyfoods)
=670  \\$aLC data base, 6/8/88$b(soyfood, soyfoods)
=670  \\$aShurtleff, W. Thes. for SOYA$b(soyfoods: BT Soy products; NT Soyfoods, Fermented, Soyfoods, Nonfermented)
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=670  \\$aMindell, E. Earl Mindell's soy miracle, c1995$b(soy foods)
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=670  \\$aEdamame, 2000:$bt.p. (Edamame is a traditional Japanese vegetable; also called vegetable soybean and sweet bean; edamame in Japanese ("branched bean") and mao dou in Chinese ("hairy bean"); edamame is the same species as grain (or field) soybeans, Glycine max, but it has larger seed, sweeter flavor, smother texture, and better digestibility)
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=670  \\$aITIS search, Mar. 15, 2002$b(Glycine max. Common name: soybean. Synonyms: Soja hispida, Soja max, Phaseolus max, Glycine gracilis, Glycine hispida, Dolichos soja)
=670  \\$aBeetle, A.A. Recommended plant names, 1970$b(Glycine max, soybean groundnut)
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=670  \\$aEnslaved people in Canada, 2019:$bpage 2 (juvenile literature on slavery in Canada)
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=670  \\$aUnderground Railroad Education Center website, viewed August 22, 2021:$bthe vocabulary of freedom page (the word 'slave' denies the humanity of the enslaved person while 'enslaved person' recognizes that their enslaved state is imposed on them and not inherent to their identity as a human)$uhttps://undergroundrailroadhistory.org/the-vocabulary-of-freedom/
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=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aRD520
=150  \\$aSkin$xSurgery
=450  \\$aCutaneous surgery
=450  \\$aDermatologic surgery
=450  \\$aDermatological surgery
=450  \\$aSurgical dermatology
=670  \\$aCutaneous facial surgery, 1992.
=670  \\$aLC database, Sept. 16, 1997$b(titles: dermatologic surgery, dermatological surgery) Mar. 15, 2000 (titles: surgical dermatology)
=750  \2$aDermatologic Surgical Procedures$0(DNLM)D062109$5IEN

=LDR  00426cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362866902441
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=010  \\$ash 85123181 
=035  \\$aBZX3087NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aRL231$bRL241
=150  \\$aSkin$xInflammation
=450  \\$aDermatitis
=550  \\$wg$aInflammation
=550  \\$wg$aSkin$xDiseases
=750  \2$aDermatitis$5IEN$0(DNLM)D003872

=LDR  00322cz  a2200121n  4500
=001  9880362867002441
=005  20120730163909.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|n\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85123180 
=035  \\$aBZX3086NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aSkin$xInfections
=750  \2$aSkin Diseases, Infectious$5IEN$0(DNLM)D012874

=LDR  00417cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362867102441
=005  20120730163909.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85123171 
=035  \\$aBZX3077NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRL
=150  \\$aSkin$xDiseases
=450  \\$aCutaneous diseases
=450  \\$aDermatoses
=550  \\$aDermatology
=750  \2$aSkin Diseases$5IEN$0(DNLM)D012871

=LDR  00386cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362867202441
=005  20120730163909.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|n\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85123170 
=035  \\$aBZX3076NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aRL87$cPersonal hygiene
=053  \0$aTT958.5$cBeauty culture
=150  \\$aSkin$xCare and hygiene
=750  \2$aSkin Care$5IEN$0(DNLM)D017592

=LDR  00332cz  a2200133n  4500
=001  9880362867302441
=005  20120730163909.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|n\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85123168 
=035  \\$aBZX3074NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRC280.S5
=150  \\$aSkin$xCancer
=750  \2$aSkin Neoplasms$5IEN$0(DNLM)D012878

=LDR  00297cz  a2200121n  4500
=001  9880362867402441
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=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|n\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85123165 
=035  \\$aBZX3071NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aSkin$xAging
=750  \2$aSkin Aging$5IEN$0(DNLM)D015595

=LDR  00554cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362867502441
=005  20120730163909.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85123164 
=035  \\$aBZX3070NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aGN191$bGN199$cAnthropology
=053  \\$aQL941$cComparative anatomy
=053  \\$aQM481$bQM484$cHuman anatomy
=150  \\$aSkin
=450  \\$aCutis
=450  \\$aIntegument (Skin)
=550  \\$wg$aBeauty, Personal
=550  \\$wg$aBody covering (Anatomy)
=750  \2$aSkin$5IEN$0(DNLM)D012867

=LDR  00943cz  a2200289n  4500
=001  9880362867602441
=005  20040820131512.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85123144 
=035  \\$aBZX3050NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \\$aRE928
=150  \\$aRetinoscopy
=450  \\$aPupilloscopy
=450  \\$aRetinophotoscopy
=450  \\$aScotoscopy
=450  \\$aShadow-test
=450  \\$aSkiametry
=450  \\$aSkiaporescopy
=450  \\$wnne$aSkiascopy
=450  \\$aUmbrascopy
=550  \\$wg$aEye$xExamination
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Valenti, C.A. The full scope of retinoscopy, 1989.
=670  \\$aIntl. dict. med. biol.$b(Retinoscopy, also called scotoscopy, skiametry, skiascopy, skiaporescopy, retinophotoscopy)
=670  \\$aDorland's med. dict.$b(retinoscopy, also called pupilloscopy, skiascopy, skiametry, shadow test, and umbrascopy)
=675  \\$aMESH
=750  \2$aRetinoscopy$0(DNLM)D042262$5IEN

=LDR  00953cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362867702441
=005  20120730163909.0
=008  920906i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85123119 
=035  \\$aBZX3025NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aGN70$cAnthropology
=053  \\$aQL821$bQL823$cComparative anatomy
=053  \\$aQM101$bQM117$cHuman anatomy
=150  \\$aSkeleton
=450  \\$aOsteology
=550  \\$aBones
=680  \\$iHere are entered works on the comparative morphology, mechanics, etc. of the skeleton. Comprehensive and systematic works on the anatomy of the bony structure of man and its articulations, and comparative studies and discussions of bony structures of vertebrate groups other than man are entered under the heading$aBones.$iStudies of skeletal remains are entered under$aHuman remains (Archaeology); Animal remains (Archaeology).
=681  \\$iNote under$aBones
=750  \2$aSkeleton$5IEN$0(DNLM)D012863

=LDR  00713cz  a2200241n  4500
=001  9880362867802441
=005  20120730163909.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85123118 
=035  \\$aBZX3024NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aSkeletal maturity
=450  \\$aAge determination by skeleton$5IEN
=450  \\$aBone age of human beings
=450  \\$aBone age of man$5IEN
=450  \\$aMaturity, Skeletal
=450  \\$aSkeletal age of human beings
=450  \\$aSkeletal age of man$5IEN
=550  \\$wg$aAge
=550  \\$wg$aBones$xGrowth
=550  \\$wg$aHuman beings$xAge determination
=550  \\$wg$aHuman skeleton
=750  \2$aAge Determination by Skeleton$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000365

=LDR  00384cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362867902441
=005  20120730163909.0
=008  050406i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85123105 
=035  \\$aBZX3011NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aGV848.9$bGV852.3
=150  \\$aSkating
=450  \\$aIce skating
=550  \\$wg$aWinter sports
=750  \2$aSkating$5IEN$0(DNLM)D012861

=LDR  00550cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362868002441
=005  20120730163909.0
=008  920204i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85123086 
=035  \\$aBZX2992NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRC647.5.S5
=150  \\$aSjogren's syndrome
=450  \\$aGougerot-Sjogren's syndrome
=450  \\$aSicca syndrome
=550  \\$wg$aKeratoconjunctivitis sicca
=550  \\$wg$aRheumatoid arthritis
=550  \\$wg$aSalivary glands$xDiseases
=750  \2$aSjogren's Syndrome$5IEN$0(DNLM)D012859

=LDR  00465cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880363118402441
=005  20120730164519.0
=008  011102||\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash2001010951
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh2001010951
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aT-cell receptor genes
=550  \\$wg$aGenes
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 2001091534: Lefranc, M. The T-cell receptor factsbook, c2001.
=670  \\$aMESH.
=750  \2$aGenes, T-Cell Receptor$5IEN-M$0(DNLM)D019672

=LDR  00808cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880363118502441
=005  20120730164519.0
=008  011213i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\c
=010  \\$ash2001008013
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh2001008013
=040  \\$aMH-A$beng$cDLC
=053  \\$aQK495.C74$cBotany
=150  \\$aAtractylodes
=550  \\$wg$aCompositae
=670  \\$aWork cat: Kim, M. Tong Asia-san sapchusok (Atractylodes) �ui pullyuhakch�ok y�on�gu, 2000.
=670  \\$aMabberley, D.J. The plant-book, c1997$b(Atractylodes; Compositae)
=670  \\$aNames in current use for extant plant genera, 1993$b(Atractylodes; Dicotyledones: Compositae)
=670  \\$aIndex nominum genericorum (plantarum), 1979$b(Atractylodes; Phan.-Compositae)
=675  \\$aHortus 3;$aWeb. 3
=750  \2$aAtractylodes$5IEN$0(DNLM)D031174

=LDR  00797cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880363118602441
=005  20120730164519.0
=008  011213i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\c
=010  \\$ash2001005971
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh2001005971
=040  \\$aMH-A$beng$cDLC
=053  \0$aQK495.R98$cBotany
=150  \\$aEuodia
=550  \\$wg$aRutaceae
=670  \\$aWork cat: Hartley, T. G. On the taxonomy and biogeography of Euodia and Melicope (Rutaceae), c2001.
=670  \\$aMabberley, D. J. The plant-book, c1997$b(Euodia; Rutaceae)
=670  \\$aNames in current use for extant plant genera, 1993$b(Euodia; Dicotyledones: Rutaceae)
=670  \\$aIndex nominum genericorum (plantarum), 1979$b(Euodia, Phan.-Rutaceae; Euodia, Bacillariophyta)
=675  \\$aHortus 3;$aWeb. 3
=750  \2$aEvodia$5IEN$0(DNLM)D032086

=LDR  00770cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880363118702441
=005  20120730164518.0
=008  011213i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\c
=010  \\$ash2001005861
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh2001005861
=040  \\$aMH$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aRapamycin
=450  \\$aSirolimus
=550  \\$wg$aImmunosuppressive agents
=550  \\$wg$aMacrolide antibiotics
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Kuruvilla, F. G. Studies of the rapamycin-sensitive signaling network ... 2001.
=670  \\$aRussell, J. Rapamycin WWW site, July 15, 2001:$bIntrod. (Rapamycin (also called sirolimus)) Properties (Rapamycin is a macrolide antibiotic with immunosuppressant properties.)
=670  \\$aMerck index: 12th ed.
=675  \\$aMESH
=750  \2$aSirolimus$5IEN$0(DNLM)D020123

=LDR  00668cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880363118802441
=005  20120730164518.0
=008  011018i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|n\ana\\\\\c
=010  \\$ash2001000783
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh2001000783
=040  \\$aWaU$beng$cDLC
=053  \0$aQD181.C2$cChemistry
=150  \\$aCalcium compounds
=670  \\$aThe Amer. Heritage dict. of the Engl. lang., via WWW, Oct. 18, 2001$b(calcium: A silvery, moderately hard metallic element ... It occurs naturally in limestone, gypsum, and  fluorite, and its compounds are used to make plaster, quicklime, Portland cement, and metallurgic and electronic materials)
=750  \2$aCalcium Compounds$5IEN$0(DNLM)D017610

=LDR  00606cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880363118902441
=005  20050622135618.0
=008  001108i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 00009583 
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh 00009583
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aPhytoestrogens
=450  \\$aPlant estrogens
=550  \\$wg$aEstrogen
=550  \\$wg$aPlant hormones
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 00101036: Girman, Andrea M. Preventing osteoporosis with Ipriflavone : discover the proven, safe alternative to estrogen replacement therapy, c2000.
=670  \\$aMEDLINE.
=750  \2$aPhytoestrogens$0(DNLM)D048789$5IEN

=LDR  00578cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880363119002441
=005  20120730164512.0
=008  001108i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 00009581 
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh 00009581
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aIsoflavones
=550  \\$wg$aBenzopyrans
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 00101036: Girman, Andrea M. Preventing osteoporosis with Ipriflavone : discover the proven, safe alternative to estrogen replacement therapy, c2000.
=670  \\$aMESH.
=670  \\$aGrant & Hackh's Chem. Dict.
=750  \2$aIsoflavones$5IEN$0(DNLM)D007529

=LDR  00796cz  a2200253n  4500
=001  9880363119102441
=005  20120730164512.0
=008  001025i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 00009280 
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh 00009280
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aKoro (Disease)
=450  \\$aGenital retraction syndrome
=450  \\$aKattao
=450  \\$aSuoyang
=550  \\$wg$aDelusions
=550  \\$wg$aSyndromes
=550  \\$aCastration anxiety
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 00051878: Bartholomew, R.E. Exotic deviance$b(koro)
=670  \\$aMESH$b(koro)
=670  \\$aCampbell's psych. dict.$b(koro; genital retraction syndrome; suoyang; kattao)
=670  \\$aPsychFirst$b(koro; genital retraction syndrome)
=670  \\$aDorland's med. dict.$b(koro)
=750  \2$aKoro$5IEN$0(DNLM)D016911

=LDR  00521cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880363119202441
=005  20060531081922.0
=008  001020i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 00000065 
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh 00000065
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aCyclooxygenase 2
=450  \\$aCOX-2 (Enzyme)
=550  \\$wg$aCyclooxygenases
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 99094455: Masline, S.R. Celebrex : Cox-2 inhibitors--the amazing new pain fighters, c1999.
=670  \\$aMESH.
=750  \2$aCyclooxygenase 2$0(DNLM)D051546$5IEN

=LDR  00624cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880363119302441
=005  20120730164512.0
=008  001011i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 00000064 
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh 00000064
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC
=053  \\$aQP552.U86
=150  \\$aUteroglobin
=450  \\$aBlastokinin
=550  \\$wg$aGlycoproteins
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 00051569: The uteroglobin/Clara cell protein family, 2000.
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Uteroglobin x Blastokinin; a glycoprotein in pregnant uterine fluid)
=670  \\$aChem. Abstr.:$bReg. Number 9060-09-7.
=750  \2$aUteroglobin$5IEN$0(DNLM)D014598

=LDR  00766cz  a2200241n  4500
=001  9880363119402441
=005  20160429134533.0
=008  000929i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 00006554
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aGN496$bGN498$cEthnology
=053  \0$aHM1121$cSociology
=150  \\$aEthnic conflict
=450  \\$aConflict, Ethnic
=450  \\$aEthnic violence
=450  \\$aInter-ethnic conflict
=450  \\$aInterethnic conflict
=550  \\$wg$aEthnic relations
=550  \\$wg$aSocial conflict
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 00049179: Evolutionary theory and ethnic conflict, 2001.
=670  \\$aUNBIS$b(Ethnic conflict UF Inter-ethnic conflict)
=670  \\$aLC database$b(Ethnic violence)
=750  \2$aEthnic Violence$0(DNLM)D064868$5IEN

=LDR  00529cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880363119502441
=005  20090217082214.0
=008  000927i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 00002291 
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh 00002291
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC
=053  \0$aBJ1500.D68
=150  \\$aDouble effect (Ethics)
=450  \\$aEffect, Double (Ethics)
=550  \\$wg$aEthics
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 00011595: The doctrine of double effect, 2001.
=670  \\$aEncyc. of ethics.
=750  \2$aDouble Effect Principle$0(DNLM)D034723$5IEN

=LDR  00772cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880363119602441
=005  20120730164512.0
=008  001012i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 00000063 
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh 00000063
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC
=053  \0$aRM666.D564
=150  \\$aDimethyltryptamine
=450  \\$aDMT (Drug)
=550  \\$wg$aHallucinogenic drugs
=550  \\$wg$aSerotonin$xAgonists
=550  \\$wg$aSerotonin$xAntagonists
=550  \\$wg$aTryptamine
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 00050498: Strassman, R. DMT : the spirit molecule : a doctor's revolutionary research into the biology of near-death and mystical experiences, 2000.
=670  \\$aMESH$b(N,N-Dimethyltryptamine x Dimethyltryptamine)
=750  \2$aN,N-Dimethyltryptamine$5IEN$0(DNLM)D004130

=LDR  01584cz  a2200241n  4500
=001  9880363119702441
=005  20120730164512.0
=008  001010i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\c
=010  \\$ash 00009449 
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh 00009449
=040  \\$aCaAE$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aAcrolein
=450  \\$aAcrylaldehyde
=450  \\$aAcrylic aldehyde
=450  \\$aAllyl aldehyde
=450  \\$aPropenal
=550  \\$wg$aAldehydes
=550  \\$wg$aHerbicides
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Priority substances list assessment report : acrolein, 2000:$bfrom Environment Canada, p. 7 (also known as acrylaldehyde, allyl aldehyde, acrylic aldehyde, propenal, pro;-2-enal and prop-2en1-al. Its Chemical Abstracts Service (CAS) number is 107-02-8 ... The molecular formula of acrolein is CHOCHCH?)
=670  \\$aCompendium of Pesticide Common Names Online, Sept. 25, 2000$b(acrolein: IUPAC: prop-2-enal CAS: 2-propenal Reg. No.: 107-02-8 Formula: C3H4O. This substance is considered by BSI not to require a common name. The name "acrolein" is approved by the Weed Science Society of America)
=670  \\$aNIOSH International Chemical Safety Cards Online, Sept. 25, 2000$b(ACROLEIN: 2-Propenal; Acrylic aldehyde; 2-Propen-1-one; CH2=CHCHO; CAS #107-02-8)
=670  \\$aChemfinder website online, Sept. 25, 2000$b(Synonyms: Acraldehyde; propenal; 2-propenal; propylene aldehyde; trans-acrolein; acquinite; aqualine; biocide; crolean; ethylene aldehyde; magnacide; magnacide h; prop-2-en-1-al; slimicide; prop-2-enal; Magnacide H and B; 2-Propen-1-one; Acrolein; C3H4O)
=750  \2$aAcrolein$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000171

=LDR  01309cz  a2200265n  4500
=001  9880363119802441
=005  20120730164512.0
=008  000922i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\c
=010  \\$ash 00009418 
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh 00009418
=040  \\$aUkOxU$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aRapid eye movement sleep
=450  \\$aFast wave sleep
=450  \\$aParadoxical sleep
=450  \\$aREM sleep
=450  \\$aREMS (Rapid eye movement sleep)
=450  \\$aRhombencephalic sleep
=550  \\$wg$aSleep$xStages
=550  \\$aEye$xMovements
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Rapid eye movement sleep, 1999:$bp. v (REM sleep) jkt. (REMS)
=670  \\$aMcGraw-Hill multimedia encyc. of sci. and tech.$b(sleep and dreaming ... five distinct patterns or "stages" of sleep in a night of sleep in human subjects. These have been designated stages 1-4 and stage 1-REM, which shows the presence of stage 1 (an EEG essentially identical with waking) plus a number of phasic occurrences, particularly rapid eye movements (REM) ... REM sleep and "non-REM" (NREM) sleep)
=670  \\$aOED$b(REM)
=670  \\$aWeb. 3$b(rem sleep n. usu cap R&E&M ... called also paradoxical sleep, rapid eye movement sleep)
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Sleep, REM x Fast-wave sleep, Paradoxical sleep, Rhombencephalic sleep)
=750  \2$aSleep, REM$5IEN$0(DNLM)D012895

=LDR  01931cz  a2200325n  4500
=001  9880363119902441
=005  20120730164512.0
=008  000919i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\c
=010  \\$ash 00003725 
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh 00003725
=040  \\$aWaU$beng$cDLC
=053  \0$aQK495.A4$cBotany
=150  \\$aArrowhead (Plants)
=450  \\$aArrowheads (Plants)
=450  \\$aLophotocarpus
=450  \\$aSagitta (Plants)
=450  \\$aSagittaria
=550  \\$wg$aAlismataceae
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Rataj, K. Alismataceae of Brazil, 1978:$bp. 5 (genus Sagittaria)
=670  \\$aITIS, Sept. 19, 2000$b(Sagittaria. Common name: arrowhead. Synonym: Lophotocarpus. Family Alismataceae)
=670  \\$aIndex nominum genericorum (plantarum), via WWW, Sept. 19, 2000$b(Sagittaria. Phan.-Alismataceae; Sagitta, nomenclatural synonym of: Sagittaria)
=670  \\$aGRIN taxonomy, via WWW, Sept. 19, 2000$b(Sagittaria. Family: Alismataceae. Common name: arrowhead. Synonym: Lophotocarpus)
=670  \\$aA synonymized checklist of the vascular flora of the United States, Puerto Rico, and the Virgin Islands, via WWW, Sept. 19, 2000$b(Sagittaria. All but two species listed have arrowhead in common name)
=670  \\$aNames in current use for extant plant genera, via WWW, Sept. 19, 2000$b(Sagittaria. Monocotyledones: Alismataceae)
=670  \\$aPLANTS database, via WWW, Sept. 19, 2000$b(Sagittaria, arrowhead)
=670  \\$aMabberley, D.J. The plant-book, c1997$b(Sagittaria. Alismataceae)
=670  \\$aBeetle, A.A. Recommended plant names, 1970$b(Sagittaria, arrowhead)
=670  \\$aRandom House Web. unabr. dict., c1997:$barrowhead 3 (any aquatic or bog plant of the genus Sagittaria, having usually arrowhead-shaped leaves and clusters of white flowers 4; any of several other plants having arrowhead-shaped leaves)
=670  \\$aWeb. 3:$barrowhead 3 (a plant of the genus Sagittaria)
=750  \2$aSagittaria$5IEN$0(DNLM)D034903

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=010  \\$ash 00008601 
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh 00008601
=040  \\$aCaAE$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aEndrin
=550  \\$wg$aInsecticides
=550  \\$wg$aOrganochlorine compounds
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Endrin : scientific justification, 1997$b(Toxic substances management policy series from Environmental Canada) p. 3 (CAS no. 72-20-8, an organochlorine insecticide)
=670  \\$aMerriam-Webster online, Aug. 23, 2000$b(endrin: a chlorinated hydrocarbon insecticide c12H8C16O that is a stereoisomer of dieldrin and resembles dieldrin in toxicity)
=750  \2$aEndrin$5IEN$0(DNLM)D004732

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=001  9880363120102441
=005  20120214105115.0
=008  000831||\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 00000066 
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh 00000066
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aDopaminergic neurons
=450  \\$aDopamine neurons
=550  \\$wg$aDopaminergic mechanisms
=550  \\$wg$aNeurons
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 00046207: Triarhou, L.C. Dopaminergic neuron transplantation in the weaver mouse model of Parkinson's disease, c2000.
=670  \\$aLC database, Sept. 7, 2000$b(titles: dopaminergic neurons; dopamine neurons)
=750  \2$aDopaminergic Neurons$0(DNLM)D059290$5IEN

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=001  9880363120202441
=005  20120730164511.0
=008  000825i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 00009208 
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh 00009208
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC
=053  \0$aRC281.C4
=150  \\$aCancer in children
=450  \\$aChildhood cancer
=450  \\$aPediatric cancer
=550  \\$wg$aTumors in children
=670  \\$aLC database, Aug. 24, 2000$b(titles: childhood cancer)
=750  \2$81$wb$aNeoplasms$5IEN$0(DNLM)D009369
=750  \2$81$wb$aChild$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002648
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aNeoplasms$iand$aChild$5IEN

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=001  9880363120302441
=005  20120730164511.0
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=010  \\$ash 00008550 
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh 00008550
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC
=053  \\$aRC280.N4$bRC280.N43
=150  \\$aNervous system$xCancer
=750  \2$aNervous System Neoplasms$5IEN$0(DNLM)D009423

=LDR  00412cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880363120402441
=005  20120730164511.0
=008  000823i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 00006752 
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh 00006752
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aPlant extracts
=550  \\$wg$aExtracts
=550  \\$wg$aPlant products
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Plant Extracts)
=750  \2$aPlant Extracts$5IEN$0(DNLM)D010936

=LDR  00494cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880363120602441
=005  20120730164511.0
=008  000802i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\c
=010  \\$ash 00007235 
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh 00007235
=040  \\$aMH$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aHistone deacetylase
=550  \\$wg$aAmidases
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Tong, J.K. Biochemical and genomic studies of histone deacetylases, 2000.
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Histone Deacetylase)
=750  \2$aHistone Deacetylases$5IEN$0(DNLM)D006655

=LDR  00728cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880363120702441
=005  20120730164511.0
=008  000717i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\c
=010  \\$ash 00007059 
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh 00007059
=040  \\$aTNJ$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aMalondialdehyde
=450  \\$aMDA (Chemical)
=550  \\$wg$aAldehydes
=550  \\$wg$aMalonic acid
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Repair of the major DNA adduct derived from the endogenous mutagen malondialdehyde, 1999:$bleaf 1 (Malondialdehyde (MDA) is an electrophile produced endogenously through both eicosanoid biosynthesis and lipid peroxidation)
=670  \\$aMeSH$b(Malondialdehyde; The dialdehyde of malonic acid.)
=750  \2$aMalondialdehyde$5IEN$0(DNLM)D008315

=LDR  00722cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880363120802441
=005  20120730164510.0
=008  000808i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 00006759 
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh 00006759
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aGene silencing
=450  \\$aGene inactivation
=450  \\$aInactivation, Gene
=450  \\$aSilencing, Gene
=550  \\$wg$aGenetic regulation
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 00060517: Plant gene silencing, 2000.
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Gene Silencing X Gene Inactivation; Previous indexing: Gene Expression Regulation; Interruption or suppression of the expression of a gene at transcriptional or translational levels.)
=750  \2$aGene Silencing$5IEN$0(DNLM)D020868

=LDR  00765cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880363120902441
=005  20070511131106.0
=008  000719i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 00000068 
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh 00000068
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC
=053  \0$aQP552.C48
=150  \\$aChromogranins
=550  \\$wg$aLipoproteins
=550  \\$wg$aNerve tissue proteins
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 00059278: Chromogranins : functional and clinical aspects, c2000.
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Chromogranins: any of a group of acidic polypeptides that are the soluble protein constituents of the secretory granules of the chromaffin cells of the adrenal medulla; they are also widely distributed in endocrine tissues and tumor cells.)
=750  \2$aChromogranins$0(DNLM)D002864$5IEN

=LDR  00559cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880363121002441
=005  20070514092629.0
=008  000725i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 00000062 
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh 00000062
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC
=053  \0$aQP616.D54
=150  \\$aDNA helicases
=450  \\$aHelicases, DNA
=550  \\$wg$aIsomerases
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 00061055: Lombard, D.B. Genetic and biochemical studies of mammalian recq-family helicases, 2000.
=670  \\$aMESH$b(DNA Helicases)
=750  \2$aDNA Helicases$0(DNLM)D004265$5IEN

=LDR  01345cz  a2200289n  4500
=001  9880363121102441
=005  20120730164510.0
=008  000613i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\c
=010  \\$ash 00008442 
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh 00008442
=040  \\$aFU$beng$cDLC
=053  \0$aQK495.C9$cBotany
=150  \\$aYellowrockets
=450  \\$aBarbarea
=450  \\$aCresses, Winter
=450  \\$aUpland cresses
=450  \\$aWinter cresses
=450  \\$aWintercresses
=450  \\$aYellow rockets
=550  \\$wg$aCruciferae
=670  \\$aWork cat.: B�orjesdotter, D. Potential oil crops : cultivation of Barbarea verna, Barbarea vulgaris and Lepidium compestre, 1999:$babstract (Barbarea vulgaris wintercress)
=670  \\$aInternational Organization for Plant Information web site:$bProvisional global plant checklist (Name: Barbarea: Family, Cruciferae or Brassicaceae)
=670  \\$aUSDA Plants database$b(Barbarea Ait. f.: common name, yellowrocket; family, Brassicaceae)
=670  \\$aWeb. 3$b(yellow rocket, a winter cress, sepc. Barbarea vulgaris; winter cress, any of several Eurasian yell-flowered cresses constituting the family Barbarea)
=670  \\$aStandardized plant names, 1942$b(Barbarea (Campe), Wintercress)
=670  \\$aHortus 3$b(Barbarea, winter cress, upland cress, family cruciferae)
=750  \2$aBarbarea$5IEN$0(DNLM)D031216

=LDR  01260cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880363121202441
=005  20110420111221.0
=008  000710i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\c
=010  \\$ash 00007046 
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh 00007046
=040  \\$aWy$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aInformation literacy
=450  \\$aLiteracy, Information
=550  \\$aInformation science
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Lance, K.C. Measuring up to standards : the impact of school library programs and information literacy in Pennsylvania schools, 2000:$bp. 6 ("Information literate students know how to use information and ideas effectively.")
=670  \\$aKeenan, S. Concise dict. of library and information science, 1966:$bp. 35 (information literacy, in chapter on Information handling and retrieval, ability to recognize when information is needed and to locate, evaluate, and use the required information effectively) p. 148 (information literacy, in chapter on Resource management, awareness of use and potential of information and information sources)
=675  \\$aRandom House
=680  \\$iHere are entered works on the ability to recognize when information is needed and to locate, evaluate, and use the required information effectively.
=750  \2$aInformation Literacy$0(DNLM)D058980$5IEN

=LDR  01263cz  a2200277n  4500
=001  9880363121302441
=005  20120730164510.0
=008  000711i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 00004792 
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh 00004792
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aGalactans
=450  \\$aGalactosans
=450  \\$aPolygalactoses
=550  \\$wg$aPolysaccharides
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 0058755: Cell and developmental biology of Arabinogalactan-proteins, c2000.
=670  \\$aWeb. 3$b(Galactans: any of several polysaccharides of plant or animal origin)
=670  \\$aPenguin dict. botany$b(Galactan: a polysaccharide)
=670  \\$aUsher dict. botany$b(Galactan)
=670  \\$aCAB thes.$b(Galactans; BT: Polysaccharides; Carbohydrates)
=670  \\$aMcGraw-Hill dict. sci. tech.$b(Galactan [BIOCHEM]; any of a number of polysaccharides composed of galactose units; also known as Galactosan)
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Galactans, polysaccharides x Polygalactoses)
=670  \\$aAGRICOLA, via 1stsearch, July 11, 2000$b(titles: Galactans; subj.: Galactans)
=670  \\$aBiol. & agric. index, via 1stsearch, July 11, 2000$b(titles: Galactans; identifiers: Galactans)
=675  \\$aHdbk. of data on organic compounds
=750  \2$aGalactans$5IEN$0(DNLM)D005685

=LDR  00844cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880363121402441
=005  20120730164510.0
=008  030813i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\c
=010  \\$ash 00006846 $zsh2003005801
=040  \\$aWaElC$beng$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aHV6433.3$bHV6433.5
=150  \\$aBioterrorism
=450  \\$aBio-terrorism
=450  \\$aBiological terrorism
=450  \\$wnne$aBioterrorism$xLaw and legislation
=550  \\$wg$aTerrorism
=670  \\$aWork cat.: United States. Congress. House. Committee on Commerce. Subcommittee on Oversight and Investigations. The threat of bioterrorism in America, 1999.
=670  \\$aCSIS press release, online, March 7, 2000$b(Biological terrorism, or the deliberate spread of disease)
=670  \\$aWashington Post, Oct. 27, 2001:$bp. C9 (Bio-terrorism)
=750  \2$aBioterrorism$5IEN$0(DNLM)D023482

=LDR  01492cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880363121502441
=005  20120730164510.0
=008  000531i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\c
=010  \\$ash 00005427 
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh 00005427
=040  \\$aNcRs$beng$cDLC
=053  \0$aQR404.2.N55
=150  \\$aNipah virus
=550  \\$wg$aParamyxoviruses
=670  \\$aWork cat.: USDA Emergency Preparedness Satellite Seminar (videorecording)
=670  \\$aLancet, 1999 Oct 9:$b355 (9186), p. 1253 (Outbreak of Nipah-virus infection among abattoir workers in Singapore)
=670  \\$aMorbidity and mortality weekly reports, 1999 Apr 30:$b48 (16) p. 335 (Update: outbreak of Nipah virus -- Malaysia and Singapore)
=670  \\$aSingapore medical journal, May 1999:$b40 (5), p. 356 (Meningoencephalitis caused by a novel paramyxovirus : an advanced MRI case report in an emerging disease)
=670  \\$aDept. of Veterinary Services, Jabatan Perkhidmatan Haiwan, Malaysia web site May 30, 2000$b(Health Ministry named this virus, Nipah, after Sungai Nipah New Village in Negri Sembilan where the virus was first isolated from a victim; belongs to the paramyxovirus family, members of which are common; Nipah and Hendra (the virus that killed 13 horses and two horse trainers in Australia) are the only members of the same genus; nipah virus caused encephalitis among pig farmers, who caught it from their pigs)
=675  \\$aIndex Virum web site(s), species name index
=750  \2$aNipah Virus$5IEN$0(DNLM)D045405

=LDR  00489cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880363121602441
=005  20120730164510.0
=008  000530i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 00000074 
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh 00000074
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC
=053  \0$aQP572.A54
=150  \\$aAngiotensin II
=550  \\$wg$aAngiotensins
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 00040747: Angiotensin II receptor antagonists, c2000.
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Angiotensin II)
=750  \2$aAngiotensin II$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000804

=LDR  00709cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880363121702441
=005  20120730164510.0
=008  000608i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 00000072 
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh 00000072
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aMerkel cells
=550  \\$wg$aEpithelial cells
=550  \\$wg$aMechanoreceptors
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 00042982: Merkel cells, Merkel cell carcinoma, and neurobiology of the skin : proceedings of the 1st Symposium of the Japanese Society for Ultrastructural Cutaneous Biology held in Tokyo, Japan, 24-25 November 1999, c2000.
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Merkel cells)
=670  \\$aOnline medical dictionary.
=750  \2$aMerkel Cells$5IEN$0(DNLM)D018862

=LDR  00698cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880363121802441
=005  20120730164510.0
=008  000608i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 00000069 
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh 00000069
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aMerkel cell carcinoma
=550  \\$wg$aNeuroendocrine tumors
=550  \\$wg$aSkin$xCancer
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 00042982: Merkel cells, Merkel cell carcinoma, and neurobiology of the skin : proceedings of the 1st Symposium of the Japanese Society for Ultrastructural Cutaneous Biology held in Tokyo, Japan, 24-25 November 1999, c2000.
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Carcinoma, Merkel cell)
=750  \2$aCarcinoma, Merkel Cell$5IEN-M$0(DNLM)D015266

=LDR  00938cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880363121902441
=005  20120730164509.0
=008  000510i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\c
=010  \\$ash 00005379 
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh 00005379
=040  \\$aUk$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aPolysomnography
=550  \\$wg$aSleep disorders$xDiagnosis
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Atlas of digital polysomnography, c2000:$bp. 2 (the recording of multiple physiologic functions during sleep; standard polysomnography includes electroencephalogram, electrooculogram, electrocardiogram, electromyography, pulse oximetry, nasal and oral airflow, respiratory effort, limb movements, snore sensors)
=670  \\$aMEDLINE WWW Site, 10 May 2000:$bIGM metathesaurus info. screen (hdg.: Polysomnography; simultaneous and continuous monitoring of relevant and abnormal physiological activity during sleep)
=670  \\$aStedman's med. dict.
=750  \2$aPolysomnography$5IEN$0(DNLM)D017286

=LDR  00592cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880363122002441
=005  20120730164509.0
=008  000516i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 00002464 
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh 00002464
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aShame in adolescence
=550  \\$wg$aAdolescent psychology
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 97080321: Guilt and children, c1998.
=750  \2$81$wb$aShame$5IEN$0(DNLM)D012752
=750  \2$81$wb$aAdolescent$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000293
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aShame$iand$aAdolescent$5IEN

=LDR  00592cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880363122102441
=005  20120730164509.0
=008  000515i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 00002462 
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh 00002462
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aGuilt in adolescence
=550  \\$wg$aAdolescent psychology
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 97080321: Guilt and children, c1998.
=750  \2$81$wb$aGuilt$5IEN$0(DNLM)D006167
=750  \2$81$wb$aAdolescent$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000293
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aGuilt$iand$aAdolescent$5IEN

=LDR  00600cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880363122202441
=005  20120730164509.0
=008  000515i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 00002461 
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh 00002461
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC
=053  \0$aBF723.G83
=150  \\$aGuilt in children
=550  \\$wg$aChild psychology
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 97080321: Guilt and children, c1998.
=750  \2$81$wb$aGuilt$5IEN$0(DNLM)D006167
=750  \2$81$wb$aChild$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002648
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aGuilt$iand$aChild$5IEN

=LDR  01495cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880363122302441
=005  20070516095350.0
=008  000515i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\c
=010  \\$ash 00006818 
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh 00006818
=040  \\$aTNJ$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aEnediynes
=450  \\$aEnediyne antibiotics
=550  \\$wg$aAntineoplastic antibiotics
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Synthetic approaches to the use of enediynes in the design of chemotherapeutic agents, 1999:$bleaf 1 (The unifying subject to this thesis is the class of natural products known as enediynes. This class of natural products has shown significant anticancer activity ...)
=670  \\$aBiological Abstracts, searched online April 7, 2000$b(175 entries under Enediyne, 57 under Enediynes)
=670  \\$aGeneral Science Abstracts, searched online April 7, 2000$b(122 entries under Enediyne; 97 entries for Enediynes)
=670  \\$aDesk ref. for organic chemists, 1995:$bp. 370 (Enediynes; ref. to Angew. Chem. Int. Ed. Engl. 1991, 30, 1387)
=670  \\$aAngew. Chem. Int. Ed. Engl. 1991, 30, 1387 Title: Chemistry and biology of the Enediyne anticancer antibiotics:$bp. 1387 ("The enediyne anticancer antibiotics are a rapidly emerging class of such compounds derived from bacterial sources ...")
=670  \\$aDNA and RNA cleavers and chemotherapy of cancer and viral diseases, c1996:$bp. xi (enediyne antibiotics)
=675  \\$aWeb. 3;$aBrit. online, searched April 7, 2000
=750  \2$aEnediynes$0(DNLM)D053281$5IEN

=LDR  00880cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880363122402441
=005  20120730164509.0
=008  000505i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 00005324 
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh 00005324
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aDisposable medical devices
=450  \\$aSingle-use medical devices
=450  \\$aSUDs (Single-use devices in medicine)
=550  \\$wg$aMedical instruments and apparatus
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 97209735: The reuse of single-use medical devices, 1996.
=670  \\$aAlta Vista, May 5, 2000$b("single use device"; "single use medical device"; "disposable medical device")
=670  \\$aLC database, May 5, 2000.
=670  \\$aAAMI Reuse of Single-Use Devices home page, May 5, 2000$b(single-use devices, SUDs, lists Association of Disposable Device Manufacturers)
=750  \2$aDisposable Equipment$5IEN$0(DNLM)D004209

=LDR  01013cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880363122502441
=005  20050617084846.0
=008  000504i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 00004650 
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh 00004650
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC
=053  \0$aQL737.R67$cZoology
=150  \\$aDegus
=450  \\$aDendrobius
=450  \\$aOctodon
=550  \\$wg$aOctodontidae
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 00034215: Vanderlip, S. Degus, c2000:$bCIP galley (Understanding your degu)
=670  \\$aWeb. 3:$b(degu: any of several small hystricomorphic rodents (genus Octodon) of western So. Amer.)
=670  \\$aCorbet, G.B. A world list of mammalian species, 1991:$bp. 203, under family Octodontidae (degus)
=670  \\$aWalker mam. world:$bp. 1681 (Rodentia: Octodontidae: genus Octodon: degus; 4 species: O. pacificus, O. bridgesi, O. degus, O. lunatus)
=670  \\$aMammal species of the world, c1993:$bp. 788, under family Octodontidae (Octodon; synonym: Dendrobius)
=750  \2$aOctodon$0(DNLM)D046329$5IEN

=LDR  01469cz  a2200241n  4500
=001  9880363122602441
=005  20120730164509.0
=008  000424i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\c
=010  \\$ash 00006274 
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh 00006274
=040  \\$aCaAE$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aGenetically modified foods
=450  \\$aGenetically engineered foods
=450  \\$aGM foods
=550  \\$wg$aFood
=550  \\$aFood$xBiotechnology
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Health Canada. FAQ on genetically modified food, 1999$b("... foods that have been modified by genetic engineering ... described as genetically modified foods (often referred to as GM foods, genetically engineered foods or biotechnology-derived foods)")
=670  \\$aGreat Britain's Parliamentary Office of Science and Technology. Genetically modified foods : benefits and risks, regulation and public acceptance, 1998.
=670  \\$aGenetically modified foods : safety issues, 1995.
=670  \\$aHawkes, N. Genetically modified foods, 2000.
=670  \\$aMAFF (Great Britain Ministry of Agriculture, Fisheries and Food, Additives and Novel Foods Division), www site, Jan. 11, 2000.
=670  \\$aWashington (Reuters), Jan. 10, 2000:$bU.S. Unlikely to Require Labels on Biotech Foods (The federal government is not likely to require U.S. manufacturers and grocery stores to put labels on genetically modified food, U.S. Agriculture Secretary Dan Glickman said ...)
=750  \2$aFood, Genetically Modified$5IEN$0(DNLM)D030841

=LDR  00557cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880363122802441
=005  20120730164508.0
=008  000418i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 00005576 
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh 00005576
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC
=053  \0$aQK495.L25$cBotany
=150  \\$aMelissa (Plants)
=550  \\$wg$aLamiaceae
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 00030781: Brown, K. Lemon balm, c2000.
=670  \\$aHortus 3$b(Melissa, Balm)
=670  \\$aGriffiths, M. Dict. of garden plants, 1994$b(Melissa, Labiatae)
=750  \2$aMelissa$5IEN$0(DNLM)D031334

=LDR  00547cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880363122902441
=005  20120730164508.0
=008  000417i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 00000246 
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh 00000246
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aCongenital heart disease in animals
=550  \\$wg$aAnimals$xDiseases
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 00039673: Congenital heart malformations in mammals, 2000.
=670  \\$aMerck vet.:$bp. 67 (Congenital heart disease)
=750  \2$aHeart Defects, Congenital$xveterinary$5IEN$0(DNLM)D006330Q000662

=LDR  01221cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880363123002441
=005  20120730164508.0
=008  000407i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\c
=010  \\$ash 00006154 
=035  \\$aSH 00006154
=040  \\$aTxLT$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aTrifluralin
=550  \\$wg$aHerbicides
=550  \\$wg$aToluidine
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Gordon, J.A. The value of lateral roots to early season growth and developments of cotton, 1999:$bleaf 1 (It has been observed for several years that trifluralin causes more damage to lateral root development than does pendimethalin.)
=670  \\$aMerck, 1996:$bp. 1650 (9815. Trifluralin ... Olitref; Treflan; Tri-4; Triflurex)
=670  \\$aMeSH$b(Trifluralin, an herbicide, xx Toluidines)
=670  \\$aOCLC database, March 29, 2000$b(Banks, P.A. 1986. Influence of trifluralin and benefin applications in soybeans and peanuts on rotational winter wheat and corn production; Deshmukh, K.S., 1994. Transformation of trifluralin in soil.)
=670  \\$aPage, B.G. The insecticide, herbicide, fungicide quick guide, 1999:$bp. 72 ([Tradename conversion table] Trifluralin - Treflan; Tri-4; Trilin; Trust) p. 130 (Trifluralin)
=750  \2$aTrifluralin$5IEN$0(DNLM)D014274

=LDR  01022cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880363123102441
=005  20120730164508.0
=008  000324i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 00000060 
=035  \\$aSH 00000060
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aDimethylallyltranstransferase
=450  \\$aDimethylallyltransferase
=450  \\$aFarnesylpyrophosphate synthetase
=450  \\$aGeranyldiphosphate synthase
=450  \\$aGeranylpyrophosphate synthetase
=450  \\$aPrenyltransferase
=550  \\$wg$aTransferases
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 00035038: Prenyltransferase inhibitors in cancer therapy, c2000.
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Dimethylallyltranstransferase x Dimethylallyltransferase; Farnesylpyrophosphate synthetase, Geranylpyrophosphate synthetase, Prenyltransferase)
=670  \\$aEnzyme nomenclature:$bp. 244 (Dimethylallyltranstransferase, E.C. 2.5.1.1; other names: Geranyl-diphosphate synthase, Prenyltransferase, Dimethylallyltransferase)
=750  \2$aDimethylallyltranstransferase$5IEN$0(DNLM)D004122

=LDR  00729cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880363123202441
=005  20120730164508.0
=008  000320i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 00000059 
=035  \\$aSH 00000059
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aNAD-ADP-ribosyltransferase
=450  \\$aADP-ribosyltransferase (Polymerizing)
=450  \\$aPoly(ADP-ribose) polymerase
=450  \\$aPoly(ADP-ribose) synthase
=450  \\$aPoly(ADP-ribose) synthetase
=550  \\$wg$aTransferases
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 00025646: Cell death : the role of PARS, c2000.
=670  \\$aEnzyme nomenclature:$bE.C. number 2.4.2.30.
=670  \\$aMESH$b(NAD+ ADP-Ribosyltranferase)
=750  \2$aADP Ribose Transferases$5IEN$0(DNLM)D036002

=LDR  00958cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880363123302441
=005  20120730164508.0
=008  000224i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\c
=010  \\$ash 00003489 
=035  \\$aSH 00003489
=040  \\$aWaU$beng$cDLC
=053  \0$aQK494.5.T3$cBotany
=150  \\$aSequoiadendron
=450  \\$aWellingtonia
=550  \\$wg$aRedwoods
=550  \\$wg$aTaxodiaceae
=670  \\$aITIS, Feb. 24, 2000$b(Sequoiadendron, rank: genus, usage: accepted, vernacular name: giant sequoia, family: Taxodiaceae)
=670  \\$aIndex nominum genericorum (plantarum), via WWW, Feb 24, 2000$b(Sequoiadendron. Phan.-Taxodiaceae. Wellingtonia, nomenclatural synonym of Sequoiadendron)
=670  \\$aNames in current use for extant plant genera, via WWW, Feb. 24, 2000$b(Sequoiadendron. Gymnospermae: Taxodiaceae)
=670  \\$aVascular plant families and genera, via WWW, Feb. 24$b(Sequoia. Taxodiaceae)
=750  \2$aSequoiadendron$5IEN$0(DNLM)D032488

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=001  9880363123402441
=005  20120730164508.0
=008  000224i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\c
=010  \\$ash 00003488 
=035  \\$aSH 00003488
=040  \\$aWaU$beng$cDLC
=053  \0$aQK494.5.T3$cBotany
=150  \\$aSequoia (Genus)
=550  \\$wg$aRedwoods
=550  \\$wg$aTaxodiaceae
=670  \\$aITIS, Feb. 24, 2000$b(Sequoia, rank: genus, usage: accepted, vernacular name: redwood, family: Taxodiaceae)
=670  \\$aIndex nominum genericorum (plantarum), via WWW, Feb 24, 2000$b(Sequoia. Phan.-Taxodiaceae)
=670  \\$aNames in current use for extant plant genera, via WWW, Feb. 24, 2000$b(Sequoia. Gymnospermae: Taxodiaceae)
=670  \\$aVascular plant families and genera, via WWW, Feb. 24$b(Sequoia. Taxodiaceae)
=750  \2$aSequoia$5IEN$0(DNLM)D032487

=LDR  00472cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880363123502441
=005  20120730164507.0
=008  000217i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 00000215 
=035  \\$aSH 00000215
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC
=053  \0$aQD181.T35
=150  \\$aTechnetium compounds
=550  \\$wg$aManganese group compounds
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 00265282: Chemical thermodynamics of technetium, c1999.
=750  \2$aTechnetium Compounds$5IEN$0(DNLM)D017556

=LDR  00757cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880363123602441
=005  20050815090459.0
=008  000112i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 00000057 
=035  \\$aSH 00000057
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC
=053  \0$aR839
=150  \\$aClinical clerkship
=450  \\$aClerkship, Clinical
=550  \\$wg$aMedicine$xStudy and teaching
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 00008075: Clinical clerkships : real medicine at last, c2000.
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Clinical clerkship: usually refers to undergraduate medical education programs for 2d, 3rd, and 4th year students in which students receive clinical training and experience in teaching hospitals or affilitated health centers)
=750  \2$aClinical Clerkship$0(DNLM)D002982$5IEN

=LDR  00754cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880363123702441
=005  20120730164507.0
=008  000327i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85004192 
=035  \\$aBZK4098NU
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh 85004192
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQL668.C23$cZoology
=150  \\$aAmbystomatidae
=450  \\$wnne$aAmbystomidae
=450  \\$aMole salamanders
=550  \\$wg$aSalamanders
=670  \\$aFrank, N. Complete guide to scientific and common names of reptiles and amphibians of the world, 1995:$bp. 26 (Ambystomatidae, mole salamanders)
=670  \\$aPetranka, J.W. Salamanders of the U.S. and Canada, 1998:$bp. 35 (Family Ambystomatidae (mole salamanders))
=750  \2$aAmbystomatidae$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000559

=LDR  01240cz  a2200241n  4500
=001  9880363123802441
=005  20060630095117.0
=008  000207i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\c
=010  \\$ash 00001784 
=040  \\$aMH$beng$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQP552.N46
=150  \\$aNF-kappa B (DNA-binding protein)
=450  \\$aImmunoglobulin enhancer-binding protein
=450  \\$aKappa B enhancer binding protein
=450  \\$aNF-kB (DNA-binding protein)
=450  \\$aNuclear factor kappa B
=450  \\$aTranscription factor NF-kB
=550  \\$wg$aDNA-binding proteins
=550  \\$wg$aTranscription factors
=670  \\$aWork cat: NF-kB, c1999:$btext (Ubiqitous, inducible, nuclear transcriptional activator that binds to enhancer elements in lymphoid cells. In B-lymphocytes NF-kappa B binds to the immunoglobulin kappa light chain enhancer and in T-lymphocytes it been shown to bind to the enhancers in virally infected cells including HIV)
=670  \\$aMESH$b(NF-kappa B x Immunoglobulin Enhancer-Binding Protein; Nuclear Factor kappa B; Transcription Factor NF-kB; Kappa B Enhancer Binding Protein)
=670  \\$aCAS online, Feb. 7, 2000$b(NF-.kappa.B; BT: Transcription factors; DNA-binding proteins)
=750  \2$aNF-kappa B$0(DNLM)D016328$5IEN

=LDR  01727cz  a2200241n  4500
=001  9880363123902441
=005  20100309214333.0
=008  990511i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\c
=010  \\$ash 99003783 
=035  \\$aSH 99003783
=040  \\$aWaU$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aCryptochrome
=450  \\$aBlue light photoreceptors
=450  \\$aBlue light/ultraviolet photoreceptors
=450  \\$aBlue/ultraviolet light photoreceptors
=450  \\$aCryptochrome photoreceptors
=450  \\$aCryptochromes
=550  \\$wg$aPhotoreceptors
=670  \\$aBlum, D. The role of red and blue light in leaf and cotyledon expansion, 1998:$bleaf 11 ("There are at least four blue light/UV absorbing photoreceptors collectively termed the cryptochromes. These photoreceptors are involved in many responses including phototropism, stomatal opening, stem and hypocotyl inhibition, gene induction, and leaf closure."; blue light photoreceptor)
=670  \\$aThe encyc. of molecular biology, 1994$b(cryptochrome: photoreceptor absorbing blue/ultraviolet light and ubiquitous in all living organisms ... It is responsible for a wide range of photomorphogenetic effects, including phototropism, particularly in fungi and plants)
=670  \\$aRegulation of plant growth and development by light, 1996:$bp. 1 (blue-light photoreceptors, sometimes known as cryptochrome) p. 2, etc. (perhaps at least three different blue-light photoreceptors; cryptochrome; blue/UV-A light receptor cryptochrome; cryptochrome photoreceptor; cryptochromes; there is more than one cryptochrome regulating different aspects of blue-light-induced photomorphogenesis of plants)
=675  \\$aMcGraw-Hill dict. sci. tech.;$aRandom House
=750  \2$aCryptochromes$0(DNLM)D056931$5IEN

=LDR  00733cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880363124002441
=005  20091028093002.0
=008  990511i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\c
=010  \\$ash 99003782 
=035  \\$aSH 99003782
=040  \\$aWaU$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aPlant photoreceptors
=450  \\$aPhotoreceptors in plants
=550  \\$wg$aPhotoreceptors
=670  \\$aBlum, D. The role of red and blue light in leaf and cotyledon expansion, 1998:$babstr. (photoreceptors) leaf 2 (photoreceptors involved in plant development) leaf 12 (photoreceptor in plants)
=670  \\$aRegulation of plant growth and development by light, 1996:$bp. 1 (photoreceptors for photomorphogenesis in plants)
=750  \2$aPhotoreceptors, Plant$0(DNLM)D055519$5IEN

=LDR  00491cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880363124102441
=005  20120730164501.0
=008  990503i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 99003534 
=035  \\$aSH 99003534
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC
=053  \0$aQR201.R67$cMicrobiology
=150  \\$aRotavirus infections
=550  \\$wg$aVirus diseases
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 99-23881: Rotavirus methods and protocols, c2000.
=670  \\$aMESH.
=750  \2$aRotavirus Infections$5IEN$0(DNLM)D012400

=LDR  00499cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880363124202441
=005  20120730164501.0
=008  990503i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 99003533 
=035  \\$aSH 99003533
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aRotaviruses
=450  \\$aRotavirus
=550  \\$wg$aReoviruses
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 99-23881: Rotavirus methods and protocols, c2000.
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Rotavirus, a genus of the family Reoviridae)
=750  \2$aRotavirus$5IEN$0(DNLM)D012401

=LDR  00587cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880363124302441
=005  20060630084708.0
=008  990505i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 99003605 
=035  \\$aSH 99003605
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aGalactosyltransferases
=550  \\$wg$aTransferases
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 99-30043:  (Sa (B-gal and anti-gal :  (Sa (B1,3-galactosyltransferase,  (Sa (B-gal epitopes, and the natural anti-gal antibody subcellular biochemistry, 1999.
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Galactosyltransferases)
=750  \2$aGalactosyltransferases$0(DNLM)D005700$5IEN

=LDR  00606cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880363124402441
=005  20120730164500.0
=008  990429i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\c
=010  \\$ash 99003425 
=035  \\$aSH 99003425
=040  \\$aAuSU$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aCerebral malaria
=550  \\$wg$aBrain$xDiseases
=550  \\$wg$aMalaria
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Some neurochemical correlates of murine cerebral malaria, 1998:$bp. ii (Cerebral malaria (CM) is the most dreaded complication of Plasmodium falciparun infection)
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Malaria, Cerebral)
=750  \2$aMalaria, Cerebral$5IEN$0(DNLM)D016779

=LDR  00751cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880363124502441
=005  20120730164500.0
=008  990419i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 99003277 
=035  \\$aSH 99003277
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aPlatelet glycoprotein GPIIb-IIIa complex
=550  \\$wg$aIntegrins
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 99-30220: Platelet glycoprotein IIb/IIIa receptor inhibitors in cardiovascular disease, c1999.
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Platelet Glycoprotein GPIIb-IIIa Complex; "Platelet membrane glycoprotein complex important for platelet adhesion and aggregation. The complex is an integrin ...")
=670  \\$aOn-line medical dict., April 19, 1999.
=750  \2$aPlatelet Glycoprotein GPIIb-IIIa Complex$5IEN$0(DNLM)D019039

=LDR  00486cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880363124602441
=005  20070525090417.0
=008  990416i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 99003243 
=035  \\$aSH 99003243
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC
=053  \0$aQR189.5.P36
=150  \\$aPapillomavirus vaccines
=550  \\$wg$aViral vaccines
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 99-27031: Vaccines for human papillomavirus infection and disease, 1999.
=750  \2$aPapillomavirus Vaccines$0(DNLM)D053918$5IEN

=LDR  01020cz  a2200241n  4500
=001  9880363124702441
=005  20120730164500.0
=008  990408i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\c
=010  \\$ash 99003104 
=035  \\$aSH 99003104
=040  \\$aUk$beng$cDLC
=053  \0$aQK495.R98$cBotany
=150  \\$aRues (Plants)
=450  \\$aRuta
=550  \\$wg$aRutaceae
=670  \\$aBritannica Micro., c1978$b(rue is the common name for plants of the genus Ruta of the family Rutaceae)
=670  \\$aWrobel, M. Elsevier's dictionary of plant names, 1996$b(Ruta = Rue; the name Rue may also be applied to the species Ruta graveolens)
=670  \\$aIntegrated Taxonomic Information System WWW site, April 6, 1999$b(scientific name Ruta, vernacular name rue)
=670  \\$aHortus 3$b(Ruta, rue)
=670  \\$aSPN$b(Ruta, rue)
=670  \\$aIndex garden plants$b(Ruta, rue)
=670  \\$aWorld Book:$bv. 16, p. 442 (Rue is a type of herb, which grows as low shrub. Rues belong to the family Rutaceae.)
=750  \2$aRuta$5IEN$0(DNLM)D032105

=LDR  01579cz  a2200253n  4500
=001  9880363124802441
=005  20100313171643.0
=008  990402i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 99002928 
=035  \\$aSH 99002928
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC
=053  \0$aBF576$bBF576.8
=150  \\$aEmotional intelligence
=450  \\$aEI (Emotional intelligence)
=450  \\$aEmotional IQ
=450  \\$aEmotional quotient
=450  \\$aEQ (Emotional quotient)
=550  \\$wg$aMultiple intelligences
=670  \\$aWork cat.:  99-6179: Bocchino, R. Emotional literacy, 1999$b(emotional intelligence)
=670  \\$aSimmons, S. Measuring emotional intelligence, c1997$b(EQ; the single most important factor for personal adjustment, success in relationships, and in job performance)
=670  \\$aSegal, J. Raising your emotional intelligence, 1997$b(emotional smarts; EQ's domain is personal and interpersonal relationships; it is responsible for your self-esteem, self-awareness, social sensitivity, and social adaptability)
=670  \\$aEmotions and emotional intelligence web site, April 2, 1999$b(emotional intelligence (EI); Thorndike's social intelligence, the ability to understand and relate to people; includes Gardner's inter- and intrapersonal intelligences in his theory of multiple intelligences)
=670  \\$aEmotional quotient web site, April 2, 1999$b(emotional intelligence; emotional quotient; this is the emotional equivalent to the IQ, a person can be educated so that the Emotional Quotient can be raised)
=750  \2$aEmotional Intelligence$0(DNLM)D056348$5IEN

=LDR  00533cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880363124902441
=005  20080512093842.0
=008  990322i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 99002548 
=035  \\$aSH 99002548
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aVeterinary rheumatology
=550  \\$wg$aRheumatology
=550  \\$wg$aVeterinary medicine
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 99-169788: May, S.A. Self-assessment color review of equine orthopedics and rheumatology, c1998.
=750  \2$aRheumatic Diseases$xveterinary$0(DNLM)D012216Q000662$5IEN

=LDR  00921cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880363125002441
=005  20120730164500.0
=008  990318i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 99002466 
=035  \\$aSH 99002466
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC
=053  \0$aQK625.M7$cMycology
=150  \\$aAspergillus fumigatus
=450  \\$aAspergillus anomalus
=450  \\$aAspergillus cellulosae
=450  \\$aAspergillus phialiseptus
=550  \\$wg$aAspergillus
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 99-24266: Aspergillus fumigatus : biology, clinical aspects, and molecular approaches to pathogenicity, 1999.
=670  \\$aAmerican Type Culture Collection, March 18, 1999.
=670  \\$aCentraalbureau voor Schimmelcultures, Baarn & Delft, Netherlands, March 18, 1999$b(Aspergillus fumigatus, x A. phialiseptus, A. anomalus, A. cellulosae)
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Aspergillus fumigatus)
=750  \2$aAspergillus fumigatus$5IEN$0(DNLM)D001232

=LDR  00864cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880363125102441
=005  20110607113728.0
=008  990316i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 99002394 
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aRC386.6.M32
=150  \\$aMagnetic brain stimulation
=450  \\$aMagnetic stimulation of the brain
=450  \\$aTranscranial magnetic stimulation
=550  \\$wg$aBrain stimulation
=550  \\$wg$aEvoked potentials (Electrophysiology)
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 99-20411: Mills, K.R. Magnetic stimulation of the human nervous system, 1999:$bCIP galley (magnetic brain stimulation; transcranial magnetic stimulation)
=670  \\$aMEDLINE, March 16, 1999.
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Magnetics; Magnetics--therapeutic use)
=670  \\$apsychFIRST, March 16, 1999.
=750  \2$aTranscranial Magnetic Stimulation$0(DNLM)D050781$5IEN

=LDR  00613cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880363125202441
=005  20110518102441.0
=008  990317||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\c
=010  \\$ash 99002450 
=035  \\$aSH 99002450
=040  \\$aAuSU$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aCytochrome P-450 CYP2E1
=450  \\$aCYP2E1 (Enzyme)
=450  \\$aCytochrome P-450 2E1
=550  \\$wg$aCytochrome P-450
=670  \\$aPathogenesis of nonalcoholic steatohohepatitis [sic] : the role of CYP2E1, 1998:$bp. 67 (Cytochrome P450 2E1 (CYP2E1))
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Cytochrome P-450 CYP2E1)
=750  \2$aCytochrome P-450 CYP2E1$0(DNLM)D019392$5IEN

=LDR  00676cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880363125302441
=005  20200824172253.0
=008  990313i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 99002289
=035  \\$aSH 99002289
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC
=053  \0$aRC574
=150  \\$aX-linked mental retardation
=450  \\$aXLMR (Disease)
=550  \\$wg$aIntellectual disability
=550  \\$wg$aX chromosome$xAbnormalities
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 99-14645: Stevenson, R.E. X-linked mental retardation, 2000$b(X-linked mental retardation, XLMR)
=670  \\$aMEDLINE, March 12, 1999$b(X-linked mental retardation, XLMR)
=750  \2$aMental Retardation, X-Linked$5IEN$0(DNLM)D038901

=LDR  01009cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880363125402441
=005  20110429114916.0
=008  990304||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 99001909 
=035  \\$aSH 99001909
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aMyofibroblasts
=450  \\$aContractile fibroblasts
=550  \\$wg$aFibroblasts
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 99-19995: Tissue repair and fibrosis : the role of the myofibroblast, c1999.
=670  \\$aMEDLINE, Mar. 4, 1999.
=670  \\$aOnline Medical Dictionary, Mar. 4, 1999$b(Myofibroblast: Histological term for fibroblast like cells that contain substantial arrays of actin microfilaments, myosin and other muscle proteins ...)
=670  \\$aDorland's med. dict.$b(Myofibroblast: An atypical fibroblast combining the ultrasturctural features of a fibroblast and a smooth muscle cell ...)
=670  \\$aInter. dict. med. biol.$b(Myofibroblast: Also called contractile fibroblasts)
=675  \\$aMESH
=750  \2$aMyofibroblasts$0(DNLM)D058628$5IEN

=LDR  00733cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880363125502441
=005  20120730164500.0
=008  990302i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 99001784 
=035  \\$aSH 99001784
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC
=053  \0$aQP572.A52$cBiochemistry
=150  \\$aAndrostenedione
=450  \\$aAndrostendione
=550  \\$wg$aAnabolic steroids
=550  \\$wg$aAndrogens
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 99-20360: Lenard, L. Andro : the safe and natural testosterone precursor for sex and athletic enhancement, 1999.
=670  \\$aDorlands med. dict. 28th ed.
=670  \\$aChem abst.$bReg. no. 63-05-8 (Androstenedione)
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Androstenedione)
=750  \2$aAndrostenedione$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000735

=LDR  00856cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880363125602441
=005  20050519092446.0
=008  990225i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 99001491 
=035  \\$aSH 99001491
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC
=053  \0$aQK629.C783$cMycology
=150  \\$aGrifola
=550  \\$wg$aCoriolaceae
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 98-222773: Maitake, king of mushrooms, c1997:$bp. 12 (maitake, Grifola frondosa)
=670  \\$aAinsworth/Bisby dict. fungi, 1995$b(Grifola Gray, Coriolaceae. 1)
=670  \\$aFungi on plant and plant products in the U.S.$b(Grifola S.F. Gray Basidiomycetes, Aphyllophorales)
=670  \\$avon Arx, J.A. Plant pathogenic fungi:$bp. 151 (Grifola S.F. Gray; Polyporales)
=670  \\$aMiller, O.K. Index common fungi N. Am.:$bp. 69 (Grifola S.F. Gray Polyporaceae)
=750  \2$aGrifola$0(DNLM)D048691$5IEN

=LDR  00555cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880363125702441
=005  20100526164813.0
=008  990225i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 99001395 
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC$dWaU
=053  \0$aQK629.C783$cMycology
=150  \\$aCoriolaceae
=550  \\$wg$aPolyporales
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 98222773: Lieberman, S. Maitake, king of mushrooms, c1997.
=670  \\$aAinsworth/Bisby dict. fungi, 1995$b(Coriolaceae (Imazeki) Singer, Poriales. 109 gen. (+ 91 syn.), 812 spp.)
=750  \2$aCoriolaceae$0(DNLM)D055453$5IEN

=LDR  01853cz  a2200313n  4500
=001  9880363125802441
=005  20100719143640.0
=008  990225i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 99001392 
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC$dWaU$dDLC
=053  \0$aQK629.P74$cMycology
=150  \\$aPolyporales
=450  \\$aAphyllophorales
=450  \\$aCoriolales
=450  \\$aFomitopsidales
=450  \\$aGrifolales
=450  \\$aPerenniporiales
=450  \\$aPhaeolales
=450  \\$wnne$aPoriales
=450  \\$aTrametales
=550  \\$wg$aBasidiomycetes
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 98222773: Lieberman, S. Maitake, king of mushrooms, c1997.
=670  \\$aAinsworth/Bisby dict. fungi, 1995$b(Poriales, Basidiomycetes. 4 fam., 140 gen. (+129 syn.), 1070 spp. Fams: Coriolaceae, Grammotheleaceae, Lentinaceae, Polyporaceae)(Polyporales, see Poriales)
=670  \\$aNCBI taxonomy browser, via WWW, Feb. 9, 2010$b(Polyporales. Rank: order. Inherited blast name: basidiomycetes. Synonym: Aphyllophorales. Class Agaricomycetes, Phylum Basidiomycota, Kingdom Fungi)
=670  \\$aWikipedia, Feb. 9, 2010$b(Polyporales (earlier known as Aphyllophorales) are important decomposers of wood. They are basidiomycetes that lack soft gills (lamellae), but are also hymenomycetes as are boletes and agarics. This assemblage of fungi is polyphyletic. Class: Agaricomycetes, Phylum: Basidiomycota)
=670  \\$aMycoBank, via WWW, Feb. 9, 2010$b(Order Polyporales. Classification: Fungi, Basidiomycota, Agaricomycotina, Agaricomycetes. Taxonomic synonyms: Aphyllophorales, Coriolales, Fomitopsidales, Ganodermatales, Grifolales, Perenniporiales, Phaeolales, Trametales)
=688  \\$aHeading changed 20100505 from: 150:##:_{dollar}a Poriales
=688  \\$aFormer heading, from 4XX field with {dollar}w deleted 20100505: 150:##:_{dollar}a Polyporales
=750  \2$aPolyporales$0(DNLM)D020072$5IEN

=LDR  01270cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880363125902441
=005  20080321111855.0
=008  060310i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 99001739 
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aEscherichia coli O157:H7
=450  \\$aEHEC (Bacterium)
=450  \\$aEnterohemorrhagic Escherichia coli
=450  \\$aEscherichia coli O157
=550  \\$wg$aEscherichia coli
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 99-20673: Escherichia coli 0157 in farm animals, 1999.
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Escherichia coli O157 "A verocytotoxin-producing serogroup belonging to the O subfamily of E. coli which has been shown to cause severe food-borne disease x Enterohemorrhagic E coli)
=670  \\$aPreventing Foodborne Illness : Escherichia coli O157:H7, Mar. 2, 1999$b(a Center for Disease Control brochure)
=670  \\$aU.S. Food & Drug Administration. Center for Food Safety & Applied Nutrition. Foodborne Pathogenic Microorganisms and Natural Toxins Handbook. Escherichia coli O157:H7, Mar. 2, 1999$b(Hemorrhagic colitis is the name of the acute disease caused by E. coli O157:H7)
=670  \\$aGerrish, R.S. Bacterial hosts of EHEC virulence genes, 2005:$bp. x (Enterohemorrhagic E. Coli (EHEC))
=750  \2$aEscherichia coli O157$0(DNLM)D019453$5IEN

=LDR  00970cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880363126002441
=005  20120730164500.0
=008  990301i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\c
=010  \\$ash 99001642 
=035  \\$aSH 99001642
=040  \\$aUk$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aPostoperative nausea and vomiting
=450  \\$aPONV (Postoperative nausea and vomiting)
=550  \\$wg$aNausea
=550  \\$wg$aSurgery$xComplications
=550  \\$wg$aVomiting
=670  \\$aMcQuay, H.J. Postoperative analgesia and vomiting ... 1998:$bp. 1 (postoperative nausea and vomiting; PONV)
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Postoperative Nausea and Vomiting x PONV)
=670  \\$aAnzemet WWW site, 24 Feb. 1999$b(postoperative nausea and vomiting; PONV; side effect of anesthetic and surgical procedures)
=670  \\$aAdis WWW site, 24 Feb. 1999:$btable of contents (Inpharma, Sept. 12, 1998 (PONV))
=675  \\$aStedman's medical dict., 1995
=750  \2$aPostoperative Nausea and Vomiting$5IEN$0(DNLM)D020250

=LDR  00634cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880363126102441
=005  20120730164459.0
=008  990226i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ann\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 99001554 
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aSerine
=550  \\$wg$aAmino acids
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 99-163220: Kidd, P.M. Phosphatidylserine (PS) : number-one brain booster : the nutrient building block that accelerates all brain functions and counters Alzheimer's, c1999.
=670  \\$aMESH.
=670  \\$aChem abst.:$bReg. no. 302-84-1 ("A nonessential amino acid occuring in natural form as the L-isomer.")
=750  \2$aSerine$5IEN$0(DNLM)D012694

=LDR  02045cz  a2200277n  4500
=001  9880363126202441
=005  20120730164459.0
=008  990226i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 99001549 $zsh 85021969 
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC$dWaU$dDLC
=053  \0$aRM666.P67$cTherapeutics
=150  \\$aPhosphatidylserines
=450  \\$wnne$aCephalin
=450  \\$aCephalins
=450  \\$aKephalins
=450  \\$aSerine phosphoglycerides
=550  \\$wg$aDietary supplements
=550  \\$wg$aNootropic agents
=550  \\$wg$aPhosphatidic acids
=550  \\$wg$aSerine
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 99163220: Kidd, P.M. Phosphatidylserine (PS) : number-one brain booster : the nutrient building block that accelerates all brain functions and counters Alzheimer's, c1999.
=670  \\$aMeSH browser, Dec. 10, 2007$b(Phosphatidylserines. Derivatives of phosphatidic acids in which the phosphoric acid is bound in ester linkage to a serine moiety. UF Serine Phosphoglycerides. Previous indexing: Phosphatidylethanolamines (1966-1974); was Phosphatidyl Serine see under Cephalins 1963-76)
=670  \\$aOxford dict. of biochemistry and molecular biology, 2006$b(cephalin: a former name for 1) phosphatidylethanolamine, 2) phosphatidylserine; kephalin: a variant spelling of cephalin; phosphatidylserine: any glycerophospholipid in which a phosphatidyl group is esterified to the hydroxyl group of L-serine. Phosphatidylserines are important constituents of cell membranes.)
=670  \\$aOnline medical dictionary, Dec. 4, 2007$b(cephalin, a term formerly applied to a group of phosphatidic esters resembling lecithin but containing either 2-ethanolamine or l-serine in the place of choline; these are now known as phosphatidylethanolamine and phosphatidylserine. They are widely distributed in the body, especially in the brain and spinal cord, and are used as local haemostatics and as reagents in liver function test)
=688  \\$aHeading from sh 85021969, deleted 20080117: 150:##:_{dollar}a Cephalin
=750  \2$aPhosphatidylserines$5IEN$0(DNLM)D010718

=LDR  00635cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880363126302441
=005  20140516100851.0
=008  990223i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 99001233 
=035  \\$aSH 99001233
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC
=053  \0$aQK861$bQK899
=150  \\$aPhytochemicals
=450  \\$aBotanical chemicals
=450  \\$aPlant chemicals
=550  \\$wg$aChemicals
=550  \\$aBotanical chemistry
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 98-86874: Phytochemicals : a new paradigm, c1998.
=670  \\$aMEDLINE, Feb. 10, 1999$b(search yielded 500+ hits for phytochemical/s).
=750  \2$aPhytochemicals$0(DNLM)D064209$5IEN-M

=LDR  00822cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880363126402441
=005  20120730164459.0
=008  990224i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\c
=010  \\$ash 99001349 
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh 99001349
=040  \\$aInU$beng$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aImmunization of older people
=450  \\$wnne$aImmunization of the aged
=450  \\$aOlder people$xImmunization
=550  \\$wg$aCommunicable diseases in old age$xPrevention
=550  \\$wg$aGeriatrics$xImmunological aspects
=550  \\$wg$aPreventive health services for older people
=670  \\$aImmunization of the elderly, 1984.
=750  \2$81$wb$aImmunization$5IEN$0(DNLM)D007114
=750  \2$81$wb$aAged$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000368
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aImmunization$iand$aAged$5IEN

=LDR  01084cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880363126502441
=005  20110505102226.0
=008  990204i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 99000800 
=035  \\$aSH 99000800
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \\$aQH84$bQH198
=150  \\$aPhylogeography
=550  \\$wg$aBiogeography
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 99-19648: Avise, J.C. Phylogeography, 1999:$bCIP galley (Phylogeography is a field of study concerned with the principles and processes governing the geographic distributions of genealogical lineages, especially those within and among closely related species ... deals with historical, phylogenetic components of the spatial distributions of gene lineages; sub-discipline of biogeography)
=670  \\$aAcad. Press dict. of sci. & tech.$b(phylogeography: ecology; the study of the geographic distribution of taxonomically related groups)
=670  \\$aAltaVista, Feb. 4, 1999$b(phylogeography)
=670  \\$aFirstSearch, Feb. 4, 1999$b(phylogeography)
=675  \\$aWeb. 3;$aRandom House
=750  \2$aPhylogeography$0(DNLM)D058974$5IEN

=LDR  00561cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880363126602441
=005  20130312083523.0
=008  990129i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 99000706 
=035  \\$aSH 99000706
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=150  \\$aImmobilized nucleic acids
=450  \\$aImmobilized nucleotides
=450  \\$aImmobilized oligonucleotides
=550  \\$wg$aNucleic acids
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 99-13842: DNA microarrays : a practical approach, 2000:$bCIP galley (oligonucleotide arrays)
=750  \2$aImmobilized Nucleic Acids$0(DNLM)D061925$5IEN

=LDR  00795cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880363126702441
=005  20090518100458.0
=008  030528i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\c
=010  \\$ash 99000814 
=040  \\$aUk$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aEvidence-based dentistry
=450  \\$aEBD (Dentistry)
=550  \\$wg$aDentistry$xDecision making
=550  \\$wg$aEvidence-based medicine
=670  \\$aEvidence-based dentistry, Nov. 1998:$bp. 2 (EBD; the conscientious, explicit and judicious use of current best evidence in making decisions about the care of individual patients)
=670  \\$aCentre for Evidence-based Dentistry WWW site, 27 Jan. 1999.
=670  \\$aOMNI WWW site, 27 Jan. 1999:$balphabetic index of Mesh (includes Evidence-Based Medicine)
=750  \2$aEvidence-Based Dentistry$0(DNLM)D055094$5IEN

=LDR  01214cz  a2200253n  4500
=001  9880363126802441
=005  20060512123512.0
=008  990201i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 99000736 
=035  \\$aSH 99000736
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \\$aRC776.L95
=150  \0$aLymphangiomyomatosis
=450  \0$aLAM (Disease)
=450  \0$aLymphangioleiomyomatosis
=550  \0$wg$aLungs$xDiseases
=550  \0$wg$aLymphoproliferative disorders
=550  \0$wg$aSmooth muscle$xDiseases
=550  \0$wg$aWomen$xDiseases
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 99-11317: LAM and other diseases characterized by smooth muscle proliferation, c1999:$bCIP galley (lymphangiomyomatosis; lymphangioleiomyomatosis)
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Lymphangiomyomatosis)
=670  \\$aNHLBI, Facts About Lymphangioleiomyomatosis (LAM), Feb. 1, 1999$b(Lymphangioleiomyomatosis (LAM) is a rare lung disease ... characterized by an unusual type of muscle cell that invades the tissue of the lungs, including the airways, and blood and lymph vessels.)
=670  \\$aVirtual Hospital : the apprentice's assistant, Feb. 1, 1999$b(LAM is a rare disease occurring in women of childbearing age)
=750  \2$aLymphangioleiomyomatosis$0(DNLM)D018192$5IEN

=LDR  01926cz  a2200409n  4500
=001  9880363126902441
=005  20120730164459.0
=008  990129i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 99000721 
=035  \\$aSH 99000721
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \0$aQK495.R215$cBotany
=150  \\$aBlack cumin
=450  \\$aBlack caraway
=450  \\$aBlack coriander
=450  \\$aCaraway, Black
=450  \\$aCommon black cumin
=450  \\$aCoriander, Black
=450  \\$aCoriander, Roman
=450  \\$aCumin, Black
=450  \\$aCumin, Roman
=450  \\$aGarden fennelflower
=450  \\$aNigella sativa
=450  \\$aNutmeg flower
=450  \\$aRoman coriander
=450  \\$aRoman cumin
=450  \\$aSmall fennel
=550  \\$wg$aNigella
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 97-76440: Luetjohann, S. The healing power of black cumin : a handbook on Oriental black cumin oils, 1998:$bp. 24 (Nigella sativa, the true or common black cumin; "Roman cumin," "fennel-flower," and "black coriander")
=670  \\$aJ�unemann, M. The three great healing herbs : tea tree, St. Johns wort, and black cumin, 1998:$bp. 92 (Real, black cumin, Nigella sativa; Earlier they were known as "Schwarzer Koriander" (black coriander) or "Nardensamen")
=670  \\$aWeb. 3:$bblack cumin : Black caraway (black caraway an herb (Nigella sativa) of the Mediterranean region having pungent seeds that are used like those of caraway--called also black cumin)
=670  \\$aTanaka cyc. plants$b(Nagella sativa Linn. "Small fennel" "Black cumin" "Nigelle de Crete" (Fr.) "Gemeine Schwarzk�ummel" (Ger.) "Tukhum-i-siy�ah" (Iran))
=670  \\$aHortus 3$b(N. sativa L. Black cumin, nutmeg flower, Roman coriaander)
=670  \\$aEngler Syl. Pflanz.:$bv. 2, p. 135 (N. sativa, Schwarzk�ummel)
=670  \\$aCAB thes.$b(Nigella Sativa)
=670  \\$aSPN$b(N. sativa Garden fennelflower)
=750  \2$aNigella sativa$5IEN$0(DNLM)D031881

=LDR  01921cz  a2200385n  4500
=001  9880363127002441
=005  20120730164459.0
=008  990129i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 99000718 
=035  \\$aSH 99000718
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \0$aQK495.R215$cBotany
=150  \\$aLove-in-a-mist
=450  \\$aBlack cumin, Damascus
=450  \\$aBlack cumin, Garden
=450  \\$aBlack cumin, Turkish
=450  \\$aCumin, Damascene
=450  \\$aDamascene cumin
=450  \\$aDamascus black cumin
=450  \\$aDamask fennel
=450  \\$aFennel, Damask
=450  \\$aGarden black cumin
=450  \\$aLoveinamist
=450  \\$aNigella damascena
=450  \\$aTurkish black cumin
=550  \\$wg$aNigella
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 97-76440: Luetjohann, S. The healing power of black cumin : a handbook on Oriental black cumin oils, 1998:$bp. 11 (Nigella damascena "love-in-a-mist") p. 25 (Nigella damascena, garden black cumin; Damask fennel, Turkish black cumin; "bride in hair," cheveux de Venus = "Venushair")
=670  \\$aWeb. 3$b(love-in-a-mist (Nigella damascena))
=670  \\$aHortus 3$b(Nigella damascena L. Love-in-a-mist, Wild fennel)
=670  \\$aEngler Syl. Pflanz.:$bv. 2, p. 135 (N. damascena, Jungfer in Gr�unen)
=670  \\$aTanaka cyc. plants$b(Nigella damascena Linn. "Love-in-a-mist")
=670  \\$aCAB thes.$b(Nigella Damascena)
=670  \\$aSPN$b(N. damascena Loveinamist)
=670  \\$aJ�unemann, M. The three great healing herbs, 1998:$bp. 93 (Nigella damascena is the garden black cumin. The flower is called love-in-a-mist; is often called Damascus or Turkish black; Ornamental or Damascene cumin; Jungfer in der Heck "Virgin in the hedge" or Gretchen im Gr�unen "Gretel in the green countryside"; Braut in Haaren "Bride in hair" or Venushaar "Venice hair"; Blaubart "Bluebeard" and Devil in the Bush)
=750  \2$aNigella damascena$5IEN$0(DNLM)D031861

=LDR  00511cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880363127102441
=005  20110202100251.0
=008  990129i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 99000716 
=035  \\$aSH 99000716
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \\$aQP616.D56
=150  \\$aDNA topoisomerases
=450  \\$aTopoisomerases, DNA
=550  \\$wg$aIsomerases
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 99-13390: Protocols in DNA topology and topisomerases, 1999.
=670  \\$aMESH.
=750  \2$aDNA Topoisomerases$0(DNLM)D026942$5IEN

=LDR  00965cz  a2200253n  4500
=001  9880363127202441
=005  20120730164459.0
=008  990129i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 99000704 
=035  \\$aSH 99000704
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \0$aQK495.R215$cBotany
=150  \\$aNigella
=450  \\$aFennel flowers
=450  \\$aFennelflowers
=450  \\$aWild fennels
=550  \\$wg$aRanunculaceae
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 97-76440: Luetjohann, S. The healing power of black cumin : a handbook on Oriental black cumin oils, 1998:$bp. 20 (Nigella)
=670  \\$aWeb. 3$b(Nigella (family Ranunculaceae))
=670  \\$aInd. nom. gen. (plant.)$b(Nigella Linnaeus)
=670  \\$aHortus 3$b(Nigella L. Fennel flower, Wild fennel; Ranunculaceae)
=670  \\$aEngler Syl. Pflanz.:$bv. 2, p. 135 (Nigella; Nigellinae, Caltheae, Helleboroideae, Ranunculaceae)
=670  \\$aCAB thes.$b(Nigella; BT Ranunculaceae)
=750  \2$aNigella$5IEN-M$0(DNLM)D031844

=LDR  00597cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880363127302441
=005  20120730164458.0
=008  990128i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 99000654 
=035  \\$aSH 99000654
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=150  \0$aSelf in adolescence
=550  \0$wg$aAdolescent psychology
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 98-56206: Harter, S. The construction of the self, 1999.
=750  \2$81$wb$aEgo$5IEN$0(DNLM)D004532
=750  \2$81$wb$aAdolescent$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000293
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aEgo$iand$aAdolescent$5IEN

=LDR  00607cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880363127402441
=005  20120730164458.0
=008  990126i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\c
=010  \\$ash 99000539 
=035  \\$aSH 99000539
=040  \\$aAuSU$cDLC
=053  \0$aQK495.A498$cBotany
=150  \\$aMangifera
=550  \\$wg$aAnacardiaceae
=670  \\$aThe mango (Mangifera indica L.) : harvesting and subsequent handling and processing : an annotated bibliography, 1976.
=670  \\$aWeb. 3.
=670  \\$aEncyc. botanica, 1986:$bp. 674 (Mangifera indica, Anacardiaceae, Mango)
=750  \2$aMangifera$5IEN$0(DNLM)D031022

=LDR  01281cz  a2200253n  4500
=001  9880363127502441
=005  20120730164458.0
=008  990125i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\c
=010  \\$ash 99000520 
=035  \\$aSH 99000520
=040  \\$aAuSU$cDLC
=053  \0$aQK495.M9$cBotany
=150  \\$aLeptospermum
=450  \\$aTea trees
=450  \\$aTeatrees
=450  \\$aTi trees
=450  \\$aTi tris
=550  \\$wg$aMyrtaceae
=670  \\$aA revision of the genus Leptospermum : including a discussion of the variation contained within the genus, 1985.
=670  \\$aWeb. 3$b(Leptospermum; also entry at Tea trees, for several types of bushes whose leaves are used to brew tea)
=670  \\$aOED$b(tea-tree. 2. a. transf. Applied in Australia, Tasmania, and New Zealand to various shrubs or trees of the myrtle family, chiefly of the genera Leptospermum and Melaleuca, of which the leaves have been used as a substitute for tea. Often spelt ti-tree, occasionally ti-tri, as if a native name. Also with qualifying words denoting different species)
=670  \\$aFlora of the Sydney region, 1982:$bp. 341 (Leptospermum Forst. et f., Tea tree, Myrtaceae)
=670  \\$aWhat flower is that?, 1978:$bp. 181 (Leptospermum, Myrtaceae, Teatree)
=750  \2$aLeptospermum$5IEN$0(DNLM)D031649

=LDR  00809cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880363127602441
=005  20120730164458.0
=008  990125i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\c
=010  \\$ash 99000479 
=035  \\$aSH 99000479
=040  \\$aAuSU$cDLC
=150  \0$aTropomyosins
=450  \0$aTropomyosin
=550  \0$wg$aMicrofilament proteins
=550  \0$wg$aMuscle proteins
=670  \\$aTranscriptional regulation of the tropomyosin gene from the cattle tick Boophilus microplus, 1998:$bleaf vii (The tropomyosins are a highly conserved group of eukaryotic proteins that have been identified in organisms ranging from yeasts to humans)
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Tropomyosin)
=670  \\$aStenesh, J. Dict. of biochem. and mol. biol.$b(tropomyosin, tropomyosin A, tropomyosin B)
=750  \2$aTropomyosin$5IEN$0(DNLM)D014335

=LDR  00526cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880363127702441
=005  20100218175843.0
=008  990120i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 99000370 
=035  \\$aSH 99000370
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \0$aRB155.65
=150  \\$aGenetic screening
=550  \\$wg$aHuman chromosome abnormalities$xDiagnosis
=550  \\$wg$aMedical screening
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 99-10447: The ethics of genetic screening, 1999.
=670  \\$aMESH.
=750  \2$aGenetic Testing$0(DNLM)D005820$5IEN

=LDR  00609cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880363127802441
=005  20120730164458.0
=008  990107i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 99000132 
=035  \\$aSH 99000132
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=150  \0$aExercise-induced asthma
=450  \0$aExercise asthma
=550  \0$wg$aAsthma
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 98-56648: Exercise-induced asthma, c1999.
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Asthma, Exercise-induced)
=670  \\$aOn-line medical dictionary, Jan. 7, 1999$b(Exercise asthma)
=675  \\$aDorland's med. dict.
=750  \2$aAsthma, Exercise-Induced$5IEN$0(DNLM)D001250

=LDR  01037cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880363127902441
=005  20120730164458.0
=008  990107i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\c
=010  \\$ash 99000126 
=035  \\$aSH 99000126
=040  \\$aUk$cDLC
=150  \0$aPharmacogenomics
=450  \0$aGenomes$xEffect of drugs on
=550  \0$wg$aPharmacogenetics
=670  \\$aThomas, F. Pharmacogenomics, 1998:$bp. 1 (Pharmacogenomics and Pharmacogenetics are the sciences that study the hereditary basis of the differences in responses to drugs in order to tailor drug prescription to individual genotype) p. 8 (Pharmacogenomics is the study of genetic differences that affect one's individual response to drugs)
=670  \\$aAxys WWW Site, 7 Jan. 1999:$bPharmacogenomics page (Pharmacogenomics uses genetic and genomic information to predict the response of individual patients and patient populations to drugs)
=675  \\$aParker, S. McGraw-Hill dict. of scientific and technical terms, 1989
=750  \2$aGenome$xdrug effects$5IEN$0(DNLM)D016678Q000187

=LDR  00517cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880363128002441
=005  20120213084934.0
=008  031121i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 99000105 
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aRC124.5
=150  \\$aChlamydophila pneumoniae infections
=450  \\$wnne$aChlamydia pneumoniae infections
=550  \\$wg$aChlamydophila infections
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 98054981: Chlamydia pneumoniae : the lung and the heart, c1999.
=750  \2$aChlamydial Pneumonia$0(DNLM)D061387$5IEN

=LDR  00614cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880363128102441
=005  20120730164458.0
=008  990106i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 99000103 
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh 99000103
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQR82.C35
=150  \\$aChlamydophila pneumoniae
=450  \\$wnne$aChlamydia pneumoniae
=550  \\$wg$aChlamydophila
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 98054981: Chlamydia pneumoniae : the lung and the heart, c1999.
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Chlamydophila pneumoniae; changed from Chlamydia pneumoniae in 2001)
=750  \2$aChlamydophila pneumoniae$5IEN$0(DNLM)D016993

=LDR  00903cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880363128202441
=005  20120730164458.0
=008  990105i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\c
=010  \\$ash 99000071 
=035  \\$ash 99000071
=040  \\$aUk$cDLC
=150  \0$aCefaclor
=550  \0$wg$aCephalosporins
=670  \\$aCole, P. Current issues in the management of respiratory tract infections, 1998:$bt.p. (a focus on cefaclor) p. 13 (Cefaclor is a second-generation cephalosporin with a molecular structure similar to that of cephalexin; it's active against both gram-negative and gram-positive bacteria)
=670  \\$aFort Hays State University Department of Nursing WWW site, 18 Nov. 1998:$bCefaclor page (Cefaclor (Ceclor), 2nd generation cephalosporin)
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Cefaclor; a cephalosporin; a lactam antibiotic)
=670  \\$aUSAN/USP$b(Cefaclor; Ceclor (Lilly))
=750  \2$aCefaclor$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002433

=LDR  00563cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880363128302441
=005  20120730164457.0
=008  981221i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 98008106 
=035  \\$ash 98008106
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=150  \0$aCombined vaccines
=450  \0$aCombination vaccines
=550  \0$wg$aVaccines
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 98-55262: Combination vaccines : from clinical research to approval, c1999.
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Vaccines, Combined: 2 or more vaccines in a single dosage form)
=750  \2$aVaccines, Combined$5IEN$0(DNLM)D017778

=LDR  00607cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880363128402441
=005  20120730164457.0
=008  981217i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 98008068 
=035  \\$ash 98008068
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \\$aRL170
=150  \0$aOnychomycosis
=550  \0$wg$aDermatomycoses
=550  \0$wg$aNails (Anatomy)$xDiseases
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 98-49275: Hydroxy-pyridones as antifungal agents : with special emphasis on onychomycosis, 1999.
=670  \\$aMESH$b("Onychomycosis ... fungal infection of the nail plate ...")
=750  \2$aOnychomycosis$5IEN$0(DNLM)D014009

=LDR  00593cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880361935002441
=005  20120730162443.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85009497 
=035  \\$aBZK9403NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aAuditory perception in children
=550  \\$wg$aPerception in children
=550  \\$aWord deafness in children
=750  \2$81$wb$aAuditory Perception$5IEN$0(DNLM)D001307
=750  \2$81$wb$aChild$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002648
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aAuditory Perception$iand$aChild$5IEN

=LDR  00561cz   2200193n  4500
=001  9880361935102441
=005  20241022102648.0
=008  930323i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85009496
=035  \\$aBZK9402NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aAuditory perception
=450  \\$aSound perception
=550  \\$wg$aHearing
=550  \\$wg$aPerception
=550  \\$aWord deafness
=750  \2$aAuditory Perception$5IEN$0(DNLM)D001307
=750  \2$iNarrower mapping$aListening Effort$0(DNLM)D000088746$4NM$5IEN-M
=930  \\$aMeSH Mapping GN 2024/10/08

=LDR  00403cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880361935202441
=005  20120730162443.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85009495 
=035  \\$aBZK9401NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aAuditory pathways
=450  \\$aAuditory system
=550  \\$wg$aAfferent pathways
=550  \\$aHearing
=750  \2$aAuditory Pathways$5IEN$0(DNLM)D001306

=LDR  00672cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880361935302441
=005  20120730162443.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85009493 
=035  \\$aBZK9399NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aAuditory evoked response
=450  \\$aAuditory evoked potential
=450  \\$aEvoked potentials, Auditory$5IEN
=450  \\$aEvoked response, Auditory
=450  \\$aResponse, Auditory evoked
=550  \\$wg$aAuditory perception
=550  \\$wg$aEvoked potentials (Electrophysiology)
=550  \\$aAudiometry, Evoked response
=690  \\$ar:AMD:6/28/90
=750  \2$aEvoked Potentials, Auditory$5IEN$0(DNLM)D005072

=LDR  00410cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880361935402441
=005  20120730162443.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85009475 
=035  \\$aBZK9381NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRF294.5.S6
=150  \\$aAudiometry, Speech
=450  \\$aSpeech audiometry
=550  \\$wg$aSpeech perception
=750  \2$aAudiometry, Speech$5IEN$0(DNLM)D001302

=LDR  00810cz  a2200241n  4500
=001  9880361935502441
=005  20120730162443.0
=008  871218i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85009474 
=035  \\$a(OCoLC)02046982
=035  \\$aBZK9380NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRF294.5.I5
=150  \\$aAudiometry, Impedance
=450  \\$aAcoustic impedance tests
=450  \\$aElectroacoustic impedance tests
=450  \\$aImpedance audiometry
=450  \\$aImpedance tests, Acoustic
=450  \\$aTympanometry
=550  \\$wg$aAcoustic impedance
=550  \\$wg$aImpedance, Bioelectric
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Acoustic impedance tests, x Audiometry, Impedance; Electroacoustic impedance tests; Impedance tests, Acoustic; Tympanometry)
=750  \2$aAcoustic Impedance Tests$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000158

=LDR  00646cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880361935602441
=005  20120730162442.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85009473 
=035  \\$aBZK9379NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRF294.5.E87
=150  \\$aAudiometry, Evoked response
=450  \\$aAudiometry, Brain stem electric response
=450  \\$aAudiometry, Electric response
=450  \\$aBrain stem electric response audiometry
=450  \\$aElectric response audiometry
=450  \\$aEvoked response audiometry
=550  \\$aAuditory evoked response
=750  \2$aAudiometry, Evoked Response$5IEN$0(DNLM)D001300

=LDR  00421cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880361935702441
=005  20120730162442.0
=008  860211||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85009472 
=035  \\$aBZK9378NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRF294$bRF294.5
=150  \\$aAudiometry
=450  \\$aAudiometer
=450  \\$aHearing$xTesting
=550  \\$wg$aHearing
=750  \2$aAudiometry$5IEN-M$0(DNLM)D001299

=LDR  00352cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880361935802441
=005  20120730162442.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85009470 
=035  \\$aBZK9376NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRF286$bRF320
=150  \\$aAudiology
=550  \\$aHearing
=750  \2$aAudiology$5IEN$0(DNLM)D001298

=LDR  00347cz  a2200133n  4500
=001  9880361935902441
=005  20180223102737.0
=008  930323i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85009468
=035  \\$aBZK9374NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aAudiologists
=550  \\$wg$aAllied health personnel
=750  \2$aAudiologists$0(DNLM)D001298$5IEN

=LDR  00922cz  a2200241n  4500
=001  9880361936002441
=005  20120730162442.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85009466 
=035  \\$aBZK9372NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aLB1042.5$bLB1044.868
=150  \\$aAudio-visual materials
=360  \\$isubdivision$aAudio-visual aids$iunder subjects; and subdivision$aStudy and teaching--Audio-visual aids$iunder subjects for the use of audio-visual aids in the learning and teaching of those subjects, e.g.$aGeography--Study and teaching--Audio-visual aids
=450  \\$aAudio-visual aids
=450  \\$aAudio-visuals
=450  \\$aAudiovisual materials
=450  \\$aAudiovisuals
=450  \\$aAV materials
=550  \\$wg$aAudio-visual education
=550  \\$wg$aNonbook materials
=670  \\$aAudiovisual policies in ARL libraries, 1990.
=750  \2$aAudiovisual Aids$5IEN$0(DNLM)D001296

=LDR  00661cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880361936102441
=005  20120730162441.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85009463 
=035  \\$aBZK9369NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aLB1043.5$cEducation
=053  \0$aTS2301.A7$cManufacture
=150  \\$aAudio-visual equipment
=360  \\$inames of particular equipment, e.g.$aMotion picture projectors
=550  \\$wg$aAudio-visual education$xEquipment and supplies
=680  \\$iHere are entered general works on projectors, screens, sound equipment, pointers, tables, exhibit boards, etc.
=750  \2$aAudiovisual Aids$5IEN$0(DNLM)D001296

=LDR  00592cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880361936202441
=005  20120730162441.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85009412 
=035  \\$aBZK9318NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aBF723.A76
=150  \\$aAttitude change in children
=450  \\$aChange of attitude in children
=550  \\$wg$aChild psychology
=750  \2$81$wb$aAttitude$5IEN$0(DNLM)D001290
=750  \2$81$wb$aChild$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002648
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aAttitude$iand$aChild$5IEN

=LDR  00620cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880361936302441
=005  20120730162441.0
=008  060705i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85009407 
=035  \\$aBZK9313NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aBF327$cPsychology
=053  \0$aHM1181$bHM1241$cSocial psychology
=150  \\$aAttitude (Psychology)
=360  \\$isubdivision$aAttitudes$iunder classes of persons and ethnic groups
=450  \\$aAttitudes (Psychology)
=550  \\$wg$aPsychology
=550  \\$aPublic opinion
=550  \\$aStereotypes (Social psychology)
=750  \2$aAttitude$5IEN$0(DNLM)D001290

=LDR  00520cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880361936402441
=005  20120730162441.0
=008  930323i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85009397 
=035  \\$aBZK9303NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aAttention in children
=550  \\$wg$aChild psychology
=750  \2$81$wb$aAttention$5IEN$0(DNLM)D001288
=750  \2$81$wb$aChild$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002648
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aAttention$iand$aChild$5IEN

=LDR  01443cz  a2200325n  4500
=001  9880361936502441
=005  20120730162441.0
=008  920107i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85063661 
=035  \\$aBZK9302NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRJ506.H9
=150  \\$aAttention-deficit hyperactivity disorder
=450  \\$aADD (Child behavior disorder)
=450  \\$aADHD (Child behavior disorder)
=450  \\$aAttention deficit disorder with hyperactivity
=450  \\$wnne$aAttention deficit disorders
=450  \\$wnne$aHyperactive child syndrome
=450  \\$aHyperkinesia in children
=450  \\$aHyperkinetic syndrome
=550  \\$wg$aBehavior disorders in children
=550  \\$wg$aMinimal brain dysfunction in children
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Goldstein, S. Why won't my child pay attention? c1992$b(Attention-deficit hyperactivity disorder)
=670  \\$aKaplan. Clinical psychiatry$b(Attention-deficit hyperactivity disorder, ADHD)
=670  \\$aIAC.
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Attention deficit disorder with hyperactivity x Hyperkinetic syndrome)
=670  \\$aDSM-III$b(Attention-deficit hyperactivity disorder)
=670  \\$aHandbook of psychiatry$b(Attention deficit disorder with hyperactivity disorder, ADHD)
=670  \\$aHennepin$b(ADD x ADHD, Attention-deficit disorder, Attention deficit hyperactivity disorder)
=750  \2$aAttention Deficit Disorder with Hyperactivity$5IEN$0(DNLM)D001289

=LDR  00887cz  a2200301n  4500
=001  9880361936602441
=005  20120730162440.0
=008  050711i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85009391 
=035  \\$aBZK9297NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aBF321$bBF323$cPsychology
=053  \0$aLB1065$cEducational psychology
=053  \0$aQP405$cNeuropsychology
=053  \0$aRC455.4.A85$cPsychopathology
=150  \\$aAttention
=450  \\$aConcentration$5IEN
=450  \\$aConcentration (Psychology)
=550  \\$wg$aApperception
=550  \\$wg$aArousal (Physiology)
=550  \\$wg$aEducational psychology
=550  \\$wg$aMemory
=550  \\$wg$aPsychology
=550  \\$wg$aThought and thinking
=550  \\$aDistraction (Psychology)
=550  \\$aExecutive functions (Neuropsychology)
=550  \\$aInterest (Psychology)
=750  \2$aAttention$5IEN$0(DNLM)D001288

=LDR  00736cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880361936702441
=005  20120730162440.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85009380 
=035  \\$aBZK9286NU
=035  \\$ash 85009380
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aBF723.A75$cChild psychology
=053  \\$aRJ507.A77$cChild mental health
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=670  \\$aRand McNally and Company. World atlas of nations, 1994.
=670  \\$aAssociated Press. Associated Press world atlas, 1988.
=670  \\$aRand McNally and Co. Atlas of world geography, c2000.
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=670  \\$aAtlantic and Gulf Coast local names, via WWW, July 27, 2005$b(Gadus morhua. Common name: Atlantic Cod. Local names: Cod, Codfish)
=670  \\$aFishBase, July 27, 2005$b(Gadus morhua, Atlantic cod. Other English names: Bacalao, Bacaleau, Baccalao, Baccale, Baccalo, Bank cod, Bank fish, Bastard, Berry fish, BlackBerry fish, Breeder, Bull dog, Cod, Cod-fish, Codd, Codde, Codling, Duffy, Fall fish, Fish, Grog fish, Hen, Inshore cod, Kil'din cod, Loader, Logy fish, Mother fish, Newfoundland fish, Northern cod, Old soaker, Pea, Red-cod, Schrod, Scrad, Scraud, Scrawd, Scrod, Seal-head cod, Shoal cod, Shoal fish, Shore cod, Shore fish, Snig, Snub, Snubby, Soaker, Split, Swallow, Swallow tail, Tally fish, Tom-cod, Trap cod, Trap fish, Winter fish. Synonyms: Asellus major, Gadus morrhua, Gadus callarias, Gadus heteroglossus, Gadus vertagus, Gadus ruber, Gadus arenosus, Gadus rupestris, Morrhua vulgaris, Morhua punctatus, Morhua vulgaris, Gadus nanus, Morrhua americana)
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=550  \\$wg$aImmunological deficiency syndromes in children
=550  \\$wg$aPediatric neurology
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=450  \\$aBottle-nose dolphin
=450  \\$aBottle-nosed dolphin
=450  \\$aBottlenosed dolphin
=450  \\$wnne$aBottlenosed dolphins
=450  \\$aPacific bottlenose dolphin
=450  \\$aTursiops aduncus
=450  \\$aTursiops gephyreus
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=450  \\$aTursiops nesarnock
=450  \\$aTursiops nuuanu
=450  \\$aTursiops truncatus
=550  \\$wg$aTursiops
=670  \\$aDolphins, porpoises, & whales of the world, 1991:$bp. 157 (Bottlenose dolphin, Tursiops truncatus. Terms Atlantic bottlenose dolphin and Pacific bottlenose dolphin have no taxonomic basis)
=670  \\$aCarwardine, M. Whales, dolphins & porpoises, 1995:$bp. 192 (Bottlenose dolphin, Tursiops truncatus)
=670  \\$aBonner, W.N. Whales of the world, 1989:$bp. 124 (bottlenose dolphin, Tursiops truncatus)
=670  \\$aKatona, S.K. Field guide to whales, porpoises & seals, 1993:$bp. 113 (bottlenose dolphin, Tursiops truncatus)
=670  \\$aMamm. species of the world:$bp. 357 (Tursiops truncatus; synonyms: aduncus, gephyreus, gillii, nesarnock, nuuanu)
=670  \\$aWeb. 3$b(bottle-nosed dolphin or bottle-nose dolphin)
=670  \\$aRandom House$b(bottle-nosed dolphin. Also bottlenose dolphin, bottlenosed dolphin)
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=450  \\$aLouis-Bar syndrome
=550  \\$wg$aCerebellum$xDiseases
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=550  \\$wg$aImmunological deficiency syndromes
=550  \\$wg$aTelangiectasia
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Ataxia telangiectasia, c1982.
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=750  \2$aAtaxia$5IEN$0(DNLM)D001259

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=001  9880361938902441
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=360  \\$iheadings beginning with the word$aAstronomical
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=750  \2$aTinea Pedis$5IEN$0(DNLM)D014008

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=001  9880361939202441
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=550  \\$wg$aSpace travelers
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=450  \\$aSports persons
=450  \\$aSportspeople
=450  \\$aSportspersons
=550  \\$wg$aSports personnel
=670  \\$aBeanland, V.A.S. Great games and great players : some thoughts and recollections of a sports journalist, 1945.
=670  \\$aFrostino, N. Right on the numbers, c2004:$bcover (players in sports)
=670  \\$aTowards fast and efficient methods for tracking players in sports, 2006.
=670  \\$aWatson, A.W.S. Sports injuries related to body mechanics in players of body contact sports, 1993.
=670  \\$aLair, C. Feeding the young athlete : sports nutrition made easy for players and parents, c2002.
=670  \\$aWikipedia, Mar. 14, 2012:$bSportsperson (A sportsperson (American English: Sports person), (gendered as sportsman or sportswoman) or athlete is a person trained to compete in a sport involving physical strength, speed or endurance. Sportspeople may be professional or amateur. ... The word "athlete" is a romanization of the Greek athl�et�es [in rom.], one who participates in a contest; from �athlos [in rom.], or �athlon [in rom.], a contest or feat. The term may be used as a synonym for sportspeople in general, but it also has stronger connotations of people who compete in athletic sports, as opposed to other sporting types such as horse riding and driving. In British English (as well as other variants in the Commonwealth) athlete can also have a more specific meaning of people who compete in the sport of athletics.)
=670  \\$aFamous Slavic sportists!, via Slavorum website, viewed Mar. 14, 2012.
=670  \\$aAchievements of Macedonian sportists, via WWW, Mar. 14, 2012$b(Macedonian sportsmen and women)
=670  \\$aStandeven, J. Sport tourism, c1999:$bp. 70 (Sportists are those who engage, actively or passively, in sport. Active sportists are in the minority--more people watch sports than participate actively.)
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=150  \\$aAstragalus (Plants)
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=450  \\$aDiholcos
=450  \\$aGeoprumnon
=450  \\$aHamosa
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=450  \\$aKentrophyta
=450  \\$aLoco plants
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=450  \\$aMilk vetch
=450  \\$aMilkvetch
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=670  \\$aWork cat.: 82-125787: Ishchenko, L.E. Astragaly Turkmenii, 1981.
=670  \\$aWeb. 3:$bp. 135 (Astragalus ... Leguminosae)
=670  \\$aHortus 3:$bp. 126 (Astragalus L. Milk vetch. Leguminosa)
=670  \\$aEngler Syl. Pflanz.:$bp. 235.
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=450  \\$aChildhood asthma
=550  \\$wg$aAllergy in children
=550  \\$wg$aPediatric respiratory diseases
=670  \\$aRubin, B.K. Conquering childhood asthma, 1998.
=670  \\$aCanny, C.J. Childhood asthma : a handbook for parents, 1988.
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=550  \\$aFat embolism
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Atheroembolism, 1985.
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=670  \\$aStedman's med. dict.
=670  \\$aGould med. dict.$b(Atheroembolization)
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=670  \\$aPicton, P. The gardeners guide to growing asters, 1999:$bCIP galley (In Britain 'Michaelmas daisy' is the popular name applied to the many sorts of autumn-flowering Aster species and cultivars. The use of Michaelmas daisy evolved through the latter half of the eighteenth century, before which, if asters were accorded a general popular name it was 'starwort'. Now yet another name has come into popular usage: 'September flower' seems to be a recognized term for the small-flowered asters sold by florists, whatever the month. In the USA many other popular names have been attached to asters when referring to the genus as a whole: daisy and fall rose (Ohio), frost flower (Maine, New Hampshire), frost weed (Maine), goodbye summer (North Carolina), it-brings-the fall (New York Indian).)
=670  \\$aWeb. 3$b(1. a large genus of chiefly fall-blooming leafy-stemmed herbaceous plants (family Compositae). Michaelmas daisy: any of several wild asters; esp. one blooming about Michaelmas)
=670  \\$aSPN$b(Aster (Belidiastrum, Diplopappus, Doellingeria, Eucephalus, Galatella, Ionactis, Leucelene, Machaeranthera, Oreostemma, Xylorrhiza) Aster)
=670  \\$aInd. nom. gen. (plant.)$b(Aster Linnaeus; Compositae)
=670  \\$aEngler Syl. Pflanz.:$bv. 2, p. 488 (Aster; Asterinae; Astereae; Asteroideae; Compositae)
=670  \\$aDict. flow. ferns$b(Aster L. Compositae; Diplopappus Cass. = Aster L.; Diplopapus Rafin. = Aster L.; Oreostemma Greene = Aster L.)
=670  \\$aHortus 3$b(Aster L. [Sericocarpus Nees] Michaelmas Daisy, Starwort, Frost flower)
=670  \\$aCAB$b(Aster; uf Michaelmas daisy)
=670  \\$aWyman's gard. encyc.$b(Aster, asters; Asters, sometimes called Michaelmas Daisy)
=670  \\$aAmericana:$bv. 2, p. 547 (Aster: a group of herbs, mostly perennial. The approx. 600 species of asters are classified in the genus Aster and in several closely related genera of the family Compositae)
=670  \\$aITIS, Apr. 20, 2001$b(Aster. Common name: aster. Rank: Genus. Family: Asteraceae; aster is also common name for the following genera: Eucephalus, Symphyotrichum, Eurybia, Ionactis, Kalimeris, Oclemena, Oreostemma)
=670  \\$aNames in current use for extant plant genera, via WWW, Apr. 20, 2001$b(Aster. Group: Dicotyledones: Compositae)
=670  \\$aPlants database, via WWW, Apr. 20, 2001$b(Aster. Common name: aster. Family: Asteraceae)
=670  \\$aMabberley, D.J. The plant-book, c1997$b(Aster. Compositae)
=680  \\$iHere are entered works on plants of the genus Aster and related genera discussed collectively as well as works limited to the genus Aster.
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=670  \\$aChemicool website, Aug. 20, 2012$b(Astatine. Astatine is a halogen and a nonmetal. The first periodic table, produced by Dmitri Mendeleev in 1869, had a space directly underneath iodine. The element to fill this space became known as eka-iodine. Astatine is highly radioactive and is only available in tiny quantities. Its properties are inferred from its position in the periodic table and by studying its chemistry in extremely dilute solutions. Like the other halogens, astatine would be expected to form salts with metals such as sodium. Astatine can also react with hydrogen to form hydrogen astatide, which when dissolved in water, forms hydroastatic acid. Astatine is the least chemically reactive of the halogens and exhibits the most metallic properties of the halogen group.)
=670  \\$aWiktionary, Aug. 20, 2012:$bastatine (A highly radioactive chemical element (symbol At), one of the halogens, with atomic number 85. Synonyms: alabamine (proposed name); anglo-helvetium (formerly)) alabamine ((obsolete) Former name for chemical element astatine.)
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=450  \\$aAspiration pneumonitis
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=035  \\$aBZK8635LC
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=550  \\$wg$aSurgery
=750  \2$aInhalation$5IEN$0(DNLM)D001239

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=001  9880361942102441
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=450  \\$aPerinatal asphyxia
=550  \\$wg$aNewborn infants$xDiseases
=550  \\$aApnea neonatorum
=550  \\$aFetal anoxia
=670  \\$aPerinatal asphyxia, 1993.
=750  \2$aAsphyxia Neonatorum$5IEN$0(DNLM)D001238

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=001  9880361942202441
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=035  \\$a(OCoLC)02039260
=035  \\$aBZK8624NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
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=053  \\$aRC87.3$cFirst aid
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=450  \\$aAsphyxiation
=450  \\$aChoking (Medicine)
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=550  \\$wg$aDeath$xCauses
=550  \\$wg$aGases$xPhysiological effect
=550  \\$wg$aPulmonary manifestations of general diseases
=550  \\$wg$aRespiratory organs$xDiseases
=550  \\$wg$aViolent deaths
=550  \\$wg$aWounds and injuries
=550  \\$aGases, Asphyxiating and poisonous
=750  \2$aAsphyxia$5IEN$0(DNLM)D001237

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=001  9880361942302441
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=035  \\$aBZK8599LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aRC632.A7
=150  \\$aAspartylglycosaminuria
=550  \\$wg$aLysosomal storage diseases
=750  \2$aAspartylglucosaminuria$0(DNLM)D054880$5IEN

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=001  9880361942402441
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=035  \\$aBZK8597NU
=035  \\$aSH 85008691
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aQP609.A86
=150  \\$aAspartic proteinases
=450  \\$aAspartic proteinase
=550  \\$wg$aAspartic acid
=550  \\$wg$aProteinase
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Aspartic proteinases and their inhibitors, 1985.
=670  \\$aEnzyme nomenclature$b(IUB)
=750  \2$aAspartic Acid Proteases$0(DNLM)D057055$5IEN

=LDR  00785cz  a2200265n  4500
=001  9880361942502441
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=010  \\$ash 85008689 
=035  \\$aBZK8595NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQP562.A8
=150  \\$aAspartic acid
=450  \\$aAminosuccinic acid
=450  \\$aAsparaginic acid
=550  \\$wg$aExcitatory amino acids
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Aspartame : advances in physiology and biochemistry, c1984.
=670  \\$aWeb. 3.
=670  \\$aNLM.
=670  \\$aNIH$b(Dicarboxylic amino acids, Aspartic acid)
=670  \\$aDorland.
=670  \\$aStedman.
=670  \\$aCA, Index Guide: 76-85:80G, '72-76.
=670  \\$aUSAN & USP Dict.:$bpp. 61-83.
=750  \2$aAspartic Acid$5IEN$0(DNLM)D001224

=LDR  00882cz  a2200289n  4500
=001  9880361942602441
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=010  \\$ash 85008688 
=035  \\$aBZK8594NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aQP801.A84$cBiochemistry
=150  \\$aAspartame
=450  \\$aAminocarboxyphenethylsuccinamic acid methyl ester
=450  \\$aAspartylphenylalanine methyl ester
=550  \\$wg$aAspartic acid
=550  \\$wg$aEsters
=550  \\$wg$aNonnutritive sweeteners
=550  \\$wg$aPeptides
=550  \\$wg$aPhenylalanine
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Aspartame : advances in physiology and biochemistry, c1984.
=670  \\$aNLM.
=670  \\$aDorland.
=670  \\$aMerck.
=670  \\$aCA, Index Guide:$b76-85:80G, 1972-76 [CA5-22839-47-0]
=670  \\$aUSAN & USP Dict.:$b61-83.
=750  \2$aAspartame$5IEN$0(DNLM)D001218

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=001  9880361942702441
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=035  \\$aBZK8584LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dWaU$dDLC
=053  \0$aQK495.A83$cBotany
=053  \0$aSB325$cCulture
=150  \\$aAsparagus
=450  \\$aAsparagopsis
=450  \\$aAsparagus officinalis
=450  \\$aElachanthera
=450  \\$aProtasparagus
=550  \\$wg$aAsparagaceae
=670  \\$aWeb. 3.
=670  \\$aMabberley, D.J. The plant-book, c1997$b(Asparagus. Asparagaceae (Liliaceae s.l.). Incl. Protasparagus)
=670  \\$aNCBI taxonomy browser, via WWW, Oct. 21, 2003$b(Asparagus. Asparagaceae)
=670  \\$aGRIN taxonomy, via WWW, Oct. 21, 2003$b(Asparagus L. Family: Asparagaceae. Also placed in: Liliaceae. Synonyms: Asparagopsis,  Elachanthera, probable synonyms: Myrsiphyllum, Protasparagus)
=670  \\$aWatson, L. The families of flowering plants, via WWW, Oct. 21, 2003$b(Asparagaceae Juss. Genera 1, or 3; Asparagus, Myrsiphyllum, Protasparagus)
=670  \\$aPlants database, via WWw, Oct. 21, 2003$b(Asparagus L., asparagus)
=750  \2$aAsparagus Plant$5IEN$0(DNLM)D027761

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=001  9880361942802441
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=035  \\$aBZK8582LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQK495.L52$cBotany
=150  \\$aAspalathus
=550  \\$wg$aLegumes
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=001  9880361942902441
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=053  \0$aQK495.A6$cBotany
=150  \\$aAsimina
=550  \\$wg$aAnnonaceae
=670  \\$aNational plants DATABASE, jUNE 30, 2004 (Genus Asimina in family Annonaceae)
=750  \2$aAsimina$5IEN$0(DNLM)D031042

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=001  9880361943002441
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=035  \\$aBZK8550NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aE184.A75
=150  \\$aAsian Americans
=360  \\$isubdivision$aAsian Americans$iunder individual wars, e.g.$aWorld War, 1939-1945--Asian Americans
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=550  \\$wg$aAsians$zUnited States
=550  \\$wg$aEthnology$zUnited States
=750  \2$aAsian$5IEN$0(DNLM)D001213

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=001  9880361943102441
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=035  \\$aBZK8487NU
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh 85008581
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQK495.O44$cBotany
=053  \0$aSD397.A6$cCulture
=150  \\$aAsh (Plants)
=450  \\$wnne$aAsh (Tree)
=450  \\$aAshes (Plants)
=450  \\$aFraxinus
=550  \\$wg$aOleaceae
=670  \\$aBritannica Micro.$b(ash: any tree of the genus Fraxinus of the olive family (Oleaceae) consisting of about 70 species of No. Hemisphere trees)
=670  \\$aEncarta world Eng. dict.$b(ash (pl. ashes or ash))
=750  \2$aFraxinus$5IEN$0(DNLM)D031661

=LDR  00422cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880361943202441
=005  20120730162426.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85008579 
=035  \\$aBZK8485NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN$dIEN
=150  \\$aAsepsis and antisepsis
=450  \\$aAntisepsis and asepsis
=550  \\$aAntiseptics
=690  \\$ar:GLS:4/25/90 (450 added)
=750  \2$aAntisepsis$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000985

=LDR  00643cz   2200217n  4500
=001  9880361943302441
=005  20220720111403.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85008564
=035  \\$aBZK8470NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQK623
=150  \\$aAscomycetes
=450  \\$aAscomycota
=450  \\$aAscomycotina
=450  \\$aSac fungi
=550  \\$wg$aFungi
=550  \\$aAscolichens
=670  \\$aITIS, Sept. 2, 2010:$b(Ascomycetes, common name; approved division name: Ascomycota; kingdom: Fungi)
=750  \2$aAscomycota$5IEN$0(DNLM)D001203
=750  \2$iNarrower mapping$aFonsecaea$0(DNLM)D000084825$4NM$5IEN-M

=LDR  00402cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880361943502441
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=035  \\$aBZK8462NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aAscites tumors
=550  \\$wg$aCancer cells
=550  \\$wg$aTumors
=690  \\$ar:AMD:6/19/90
=750  \2$aCarcinoma, Ehrlich Tumor$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002286

=LDR  01043cz  a2200253n  4500
=001  9880361943602441
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=008  050609i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85008555 
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aAscites
=450  \\$aAbdominal dropsy
=450  \\$aDropsy, Abdominal
=450  \\$aDropsy, Peritoneal
=450  \\$aHydroperitoneum
=450  \\$aHydroperitonia
=450  \\$aHydrops abdominis
=450  \\$aPeritoneal dropsy
=550  \\$wg$aPathology
=550  \\$wg$aPeritoneum$xDiseases
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Ascites BT Pathologic processes)
=670  \\$aDorland's med. dict.$b(ascites: effusion and accumulation of serous fluid in the abdominal cavity, called also abdominal or peritoneal dropsy, hydroperitonia, and Hydrops abdominis)
=670  \\$aInter. dict. med. biol.$b(ascites: intraperitoneal accumulation of watery fluid in the nature of a transudate, called also hydrops abdominis (obsolete), abdominal dropsy, peritoneal dropsy, hydroperitoneum)
=750  \2$aAscites$5IEN$0(DNLM)D001201

=LDR  00567cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880361943702441
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=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
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=035  \\$aBZK8436NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aQL391.N4
=150  \\$aAscaris lumbricoides
=550  \\$wg$aAscaris
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Ascariasis and its public health significance, 1985.
=670  \\$aWeb. 3.
=670  \\$aInvert. zoology:$bv. 1, p. 232.
=670  \\$aPratt common invert.:$bp. 251.
=750  \2$aAscaris lumbricoides$5IEN$0(DNLM)D017164

=LDR  00544cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880361943802441
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=053  \\$aQL391.N4
=150  \\$aAscaris
=550  \\$wg$aAscarididae
=670  \\$aWeb. 3.
=670  \\$aKoestner. Invert. zool.:$bv. 1, p. 232.
=670  \\$aPratt. Manual of common invert. animals:$bp. 251.
=670  \\$aSyn. liv. org.:$bv. 1, p. 912.
=750  \2$aAscaris$5IEN$0(DNLM)D001200

=LDR  00404cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880361943902441
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=053  \\$aQL391.N4
=150  \\$aAscaridida
=450  \\$aAscarida
=450  \\$aAscaroidea
=550  \\$wg$aSecernentea
=750  \2$aAscaridida$5IEN$0(DNLM)D017162

=LDR  00671cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880361944002441
=005  20120730162424.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
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=035  \\$aBZK8432LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aRJ406.A73
=150  \\$aAscariasis in children
=550  \\$wg$aHelminthiasis in children
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Latham, L. The nutritional and economic implications of ascaris infection in Kenya, c1977.
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=750  \2$81$wb$aChild$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002648
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aAscariasis$iand$aChild$5IEN

=LDR  00447cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880361944102441
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=053  \\$aRA644.A82$cPublic health
=053  \\$aRC121.A8$cInternl medicine
=150  \\$aAscariasis
=450  \\$aAscaridiasis
=550  \\$wg$aHelminthiasis
=750  \2$aAscariasis$5IEN$0(DNLM)D001196

=LDR  00398cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880361944202441
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=035  \\$a(OCoLC)02037979
=035  \\$aBZK8428NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRC775.A8
=150  \\$aAsbestosis
=550  \\$wg$aLungs$xDust diseases
=750  \2$aAsbestosis$5IEN$0(DNLM)D001195

=LDR  00378cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880361944302441
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=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aTN930
=150  \\$aAsbestos mines and mining
=550  \\$wg$aMines and mineral resources
=750  \2$aAsbestos$5IEN$0(DNLM)D001194

=LDR  01655cz  a2200337n  4500
=001  9880361944402441
=005  20060518085852.0
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=035  \\$aBZK5435NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aQK563.75$bQK563.87
=150  \\$aHornworts (Bryophytes)
=450  \\$wnne$aAnthocerotaceae
=450  \\$aAnthocerotae
=450  \\$wnne$aAnthocerotales
=450  \\$aAnthocerotes
=450  \\$aAnthocerotopsida
=450  \\$aHorned liverworts
=450  \\$aLiverworts, Horned
=550  \\$wg$aBryophytes
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Crum, H.A. Liverworts and hornworts of Michigan, 1991$b(class Anthocerotopsida)
=670  \\$aPritchard biology of nonvasc. plants:$bp. 449 (class 2: Anthocerotae: hornworts; Division Bryophyta)
=670  \\$aHolmes outline of plant classification:$bp. 83 (Anthocerotopsida, horned liverworts or hornworts)
=670  \\$aWeb. 3$b(hornwort ... plant of the genus Ceratophyllum; plant of order Anthocerotales; Anthocerotaceae, Anthocerotales. Anthocerotes, class of plants coextensive with order Anthoceratales)
=670  \\$aStern intro. plant biology:$bp. 371 (class Anthocerotae, hornworts; division Bryophyta)
=670  \\$aSyn. liv. org.:$bp. 304 (Bryophyta, Anthocerotopsida, class(=Anthocerotae), order Anthocerotales, single family Anthrocerotaceae)
=670  \\$aPenguin dict. of botany$b(Anthocerotae, hornworts, horned liverworts, class of Bryophyta, single order Anthocerotales)
=670  \\$aLC data base, 2/7/91$b(hornworts, anthocerotes)
=670  \\$aPREMARC, 2/7/91$b(Anthocerotaceae)
=750  \0$aAnthocerotophyta$0(DNLM)D049936$5IEN

=LDR  00575cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880361944502441
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=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85005522 
=035  \\$aBZK5428NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRM356
=150  \\$aAnthelmintics
=450  \\$aAnthelminthics
=450  \\$aAntihelmintics
=450  \\$aVermifuges
=550  \\$wg$aAntiparasitic agents
=550  \\$wg$aGastrointestinal agents
=670  \\$aDorland's med. dict.
=670  \\$aStedman's med. dict.
=750  \2$aAnthelmintics$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000871

=LDR  00386cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880361944602441
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=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85005519
=035  \\$aBZK5425LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=150  \\$aAnterior commissure
=450  \\$aCommissure, Anterior
=550  \\$wg$aBrain$xAnatomy
=750  \2$aAnterior Commissure, Brain$0(DNLM)D066240$5IEN

=LDR  00399cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880361944702441
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=008  860211||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85005517 
=035  \\$aBZK5423NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aAnterior chamber (Eye)
=450  \\$aCamera anterior bulbi
=550  \\$wg$aAnterior segment (Eye)
=750  \2$aAnterior Chamber$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000867

=LDR  00885cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880361944802441
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=008  030822i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85005500 
=035  \\$aBZK5406NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dWaU$dDLC
=053  \0$aQL737.U53$cZoology
=150  \\$aAntelopes
=450  \\$aAntilopinae
=550  \\$wg$aBovidae
=670  \\$aMammal species of the world, c1993:$bp. 395 (Subfamily Antilopinae, family Bovidae. Includes Ammodorcas, Antidorcas, Antilope, Dorcatragus, Gazella, Litocranius, Madoqua, Neotragus, Oreotragus, Ourebia, Pantholops, Procapra, Raphicerus, Saiga)
=670  \\$aWalker mam. world:$bv. 2, p. 1407.
=670  \\$aMcGraw-Hill dict. sci. tech.$b(antelope: any of the hollow-horned, hoofed ruminants assigned to the artiodactyl subfamily Antilopinae; confined to Africa and Asia)
=750  \2$aAntelopes$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000866

=LDR  01024cz  a2200277n  4500
=001  9880361944902441
=005  20120730162334.0
=008  930106i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85005479 
=035  \\$aBZK5385NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRM365
=150  \\$aAntacids
=450  \\$aAntiacids
=450  \\$aGastric antacids
=550  \\$wg$aAntiulcer drugs
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 82-1859: Antacids in the eighties : Symposium on Antacids, Hamburg, June 1980 ... 1982.
=670  \\$aWeb. 3$b(Antacid; var. Antiacid)
=670  \\$aNLM.
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=750  \2$aTitrimetry$5IEN$0(DNLM)D017186

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=010  \\$ash 85144299 
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=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aGV1015$bGV1015.57
=150  \\$aVolleyball
=360  \\$isubdivision$aVolleyball$iunder individual educational institutions, e.g.$aHarvard University--Volleyball
=550  \\$wg$aBall games
=750  \2$aVolleyball$0(DNLM)D054798$5IEN

=LDR  00615cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362690602441
=005  20120730164101.0
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=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aRF511.C45
=150  \\$aVoice disorders in children
=550  \\$wg$aPediatric otolaryngology
=550  \\$wg$aSpeech disorders in children
=750  \2$81$wb$aVoice Disorders$5IEN$0(DNLM)D014832
=750  \2$81$wb$aChild$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002648
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aVoice Disorders$iand$aChild$5IEN

=LDR  00644cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880362690702441
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=008  921202i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
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=035  \\$aBZZ4137NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRF510$bRF540
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=450  \\$aDysphonia
=450  \\$aPhonation disorders
=450  \\$aPhonatory disorders
=550  \\$wg$aLarynx$xDiseases
=550  \\$wg$aSpeech disorders
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Voice disorders x Dysphonia, Phonation disorders)
=670  \\$aLC data base, 7/23/92$b(Phonatory disorders)
=750  \2$aVoice Disorders$0(DNLM)D014832$5IEN

=LDR  00549cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880362690802441
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=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
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=450  \\$wnne$aSinging and voice culture
=450  \\$aVocal culture
=450  \\$aVoice training
=550  \\$wg$aElocution
=550  \\$wg$aOratory
=550  \\$wg$aSpeech
=750  \2$aVoice Training$5IEN$0(DNLM)D014834

=LDR  00648cz  a2200265n  4500
=001  9880362690902441
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=035  \\$aBZZ4130NU
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=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
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=150  \\$aVoice
=450  \\$aSpeaking
=550  \\$wg$aHuman sounds
=550  \\$wg$aLanguage and languages
=550  \\$wg$aMusic
=550  \\$wg$aMusic$xPhysiological aspects
=550  \\$wg$aThroat
=550  \\$aDiaphragm
=550  \\$aElocution
=550  \\$aLarynx
=550  \\$aSpeech
=750  \2$aVoice$5IEN$0(DNLM)D014831

=LDR  00425cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362691002441
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=010  \\$ash 85144196 
=035  \\$aBZZ4102NU
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=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aHD7255$bHD7256
=150  \\$aVocational rehabilitation
=550  \\$wg$aRehabilitation
=750  \2$aRehabilitation, Vocational$5IEN$0(DNLM)D012050

=LDR  01399cz  a2200397n  4500
=001  9880362691102441
=005  20120730164100.0
=008  020903i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
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=360  \\$isubdivision$aVocational guidance$iunder names of individual corporate bodies and military services, and under occupations, fields of endeavor, and types of industries, e.g.$aUnited States.  Army--Vocational guidance; Construction industry--Vocational guidance
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=450  \\$aCareer planning
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=450  \\$aChoice of profession
=450  \\$aGuidance, Student
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=450  \\$aOccupation, Choice of
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=450  \\$wnne$aProfession, Choice of
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=450  \\$aVocational opportunities
=550  \\$wg$aCounseling
=550  \\$aEducational counseling
=550  \\$aOccupations
=550  \\$aProfessions
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=750  \2$aCareer Choice$5IEN-M$0(DNLM)D002321

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=001  9880362691202441
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=360  \\$isubdivision$aVocational education$iunder classes of persons and ethnic groups
=450  \\$aEducation, Vocational
=450  \\$aVocational training
=450  \\$aWork experience
=550  \\$wg$aEducation
=550  \\$aTechnical education
=680  \\$iHere are entered works on vocational instruction within the standard educational system, usually below the baccalaureate degree. Works on the efforts of educational institutions and the community to teach individuals the values of a work-oriented society in preparation for meaningful employment are entered under$aCareer education.$iWorks on the process of training individuals in a particular skill after termination of their formal education are entered under$aOccupational training.$iWorks on retraining persons with obsolete vocational skills are entered under$aOccupational retraining.$iWorks on on-the-job training of employees are entered under$aEmployees--Training of.
=681  \\$iNotes under$aCareer education; Employees--Training of; Occupational retraining; Occupational training
=750  \2$aVocational Education$5IEN$0(DNLM)D014829

=LDR  00520cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362691302441
=005  20120730164100.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85144060 
=035  \\$aBZZ3966NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aVocal cords
=450  \\$aArytenoid ligaments
=450  \\$aThyro-arytenoid ligaments
=450  \\$aVocal bands (Anatomy)
=450  \\$aVocal folds
=550  \\$wg$aGlottis
=550  \\$wg$aLarynx
=550  \\$wg$aVoice
=750  \2$aVocal Cords$5IEN$0(DNLM)D014827

=LDR  00348cz  a2200133n  4500
=001  9880362691402441
=005  20120730164100.0
=008  920330i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85144059 
=035  \\$aBZZ3965NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aVocabulary tests
=550  \\$wg$aAchievement tests
=750  \2$aLanguage Tests$5IEN$0(DNLM)D007807

=LDR  00848cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880362691502441
=005  20120730164100.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85144057 
=035  \\$aBZZ3963NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aP305$cPhilology
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=450  \\$aEnglish language$xVocabulary
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=450  \\$aWords, Stock of
=550  \\$wg$aDiction
=550  \\$wg$aLexicology
=680  \\$iHere are entered general works and works on English vocabulary. Works dealing with the vocabularies of other languages are entered under names of specific languages, with subdivision$aVocabulary,$ie.g.$aFrench language--Vocabulary.
=750  \2$aVocabulary$5IEN$0(DNLM)D014825

=LDR  00583cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362691602441
=005  20090220085728.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85144042 
=035  \\$aBZZ3948NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
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=053  \\$aQP45$cAnimal physiology
=150  \\$aVivisection
=450  \\$aAnti-vivisection
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=550  \\$wg$aAnimal welfare
=550  \\$wg$aBiology, Experimental
=550  \\$wg$aMedicine, Experimental
=750  \2$aVivisection$0(DNLM)D014824$5IEN

=LDR  00351cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362691702441
=005  20051013125726.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85144037 
=035  \\$aBZZ3943NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aQL737.C28
=150  \\$aViverridae
=550  \\$wg$aCarnivora
=750  \2$aViverridae$0(DNLM)D045949$5IEN

=LDR  00485cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362691802441
=005  20120730164100.0
=008  860211||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85144027 
=035  \\$aBZZ3933NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
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=150  \\$aVitreous body
=450  \\$aCorpus vitreum
=450  \\$aVitreum
=550  \\$wg$aPosterior segment (Eye)
=750  \2$aVitreous Body$5IEN$0(DNLM)D014822

=LDR  00360cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362691902441
=005  20120730164100.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85144026 
=035  \\$aBZZ3932NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRE501
=150  \\$aVitrectomy
=550  \\$wg$aVitreous body$xSurgery
=750  \2$aVitrectomy$5IEN$0(DNLM)D014821

=LDR  00393cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362692002441
=005  20120730164059.0
=008  940322i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85144023 
=035  \\$aBZZ3929NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aVitiligo
=450  \\$aLeucoderma
=450  \\$aLeukoderma
=550  \\$wg$aPigmentation disorders
=750  \2$aVitiligo$5IEN$0(DNLM)D014820

=LDR  00588cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362692102441
=005  20120730164059.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85144006 
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=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
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=053  \\$aQK898.V5$cPlant physiology
=053  \\$aQP771$bQP772$cPhysiology
=053  \\$aTX553.V5$cNutrition
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=360  \\$iheadings beginning with the word$aVitamin,$ie.g.$aVitamin A
=550  \\$wg$aNutrition
=550  \\$aAvitaminosis
=750  \2$aVitamins$5IEN$0(DNLM)D014815

=LDR  00867cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362692202441
=005  20120730164059.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85144005 
=035  \\$aBZZ3911NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aVitamin U
=450  \\$aMethionine methylsulfonium chloride
=450  \\$aMethylmethioninesulfonium chloride
=450  \\$aS-methylmethionine
=550  \\$wg$aMethionine
=550  \\$wg$aVitamins
=670  \\$aMeSH browser, July 18, 2007$b(Vitamin U. Entry terms: Methionine Methylsulfonium Chloride, Methylmethioninesulfonium Chloride, S-Methylmethionine. Scope note: A vitamin found in green vegetables. It is used in the treatment of peptic ulcers, colitis, and gastritis and has an effect of secretory, acid-forming, and enzymatic functions of the intestinal tract.)
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=LDR  00641cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362692302441
=005  20120730164059.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85144004 
=035  \\$aBZZ3910NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aRM259
=150  \\$aVitamin therapy
=360  \\$isubdivision$aTherapeutic use$iunder individual vitamins, e.g.$aVitamin C--Therapeutic use
=360  \\$isubdivision$aTherapeutic use$iunder particular vitamins, e.g.$aVitamin C--Therapeutic use
=450  \\$aVitamins$xTherapeutic use
=550  \\$wg$aOrthomolecular therapy
=750  \2$aVitamins$xtherapeutic use$5IEN$0(DNLM)D014815Q000627

=LDR  00404cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362692402441
=005  20080327104201.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85144001 
=035  \\$aBZZ3907LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aNicotinamide deficiency
=450  \\$wnne$aVitamin PP deficiency
=550  \\$wg$aAvitaminosis
=750  \2$aNiacinamide$xdeficiency$0(DNLM)D009536Q000172$5IEN

=LDR  00674cz  a2200253n  4500
=001  9880362692502441
=005  20080327103857.0
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=010  \\$ash 85144000 
=035  \\$aBZZ3906NU
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=053  \\$aQP772.N5$cPhysiology
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=450  \\$aNiacinamide
=450  \\$aNicotinic acid amide
=450  \\$aVitamin B3
=450  \\$wnne$aVitamin PP
=550  \\$wg$aAmides
=550  \\$wg$aNiacin
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=670  \\$aChem. abst.:$bindex guide.
=670  \\$aLC data base, 6/6/89.
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=LDR  00614cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880362692602441
=005  20120730164059.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85143996 
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=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRC627.F6
=150  \\$aFolic acid deficiency
=450  \\$wnne$aVitamin M deficiency
=550  \\$wg$aAvitaminosis
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Folic acid)
=670  \\$aNIH$b(Folic acid)
=670  \\$aMerck index$b(Folic acid)
=670  \\$aDorland's med. dict.$b(Folic acid)
=690  \\$ar:AMD:6/29/90
=750  \2$aFolic Acid Deficiency$5IEN$0(DNLM)D005494

=LDR  00880cz  a2200301n  4500
=001  9880362692702441
=005  20120730164059.0
=008  860211||\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85143995 
=035  \\$aBZZ3901NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dCoU-DA
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=053  \0$aRM666.F57$cTherapeutics
=150  \\$aFolic acid
=450  \\$aFolate
=450  \\$aPteroylglutamic acid
=450  \\$aVitamin B10
=450  \\$aVitamin Bc
=450  \\$wnne$aVitamin M
=550  \\$wg$aPteridines
=550  \\$wg$aVitamin B complex
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Folates and pterins, c1984.
=670  \\$aMeSH browser, viewed Sept. 9, 2009: {dollar}b (MeSH Heading: Folic Acid; entry term: Folate)
=670  \\$aNIH.
=670  \\$aMerck index.
=670  \\$aDorland's med. dict.
=670  \\$aBlood folate levels, 2008
=750  \2$aFolic Acid$5IEN$0(DNLM)D005492

=LDR  00379cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362692802441
=005  20010922152936.0
=008  920803||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85143994 
=035  \\$aBZZ3900NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQP772.V55
=150  \\$aVitamin K
=550  \\$wg$aIsopentenoids
=550  \\$wg$aVitamins, Fat-soluble
=750  \2$aVitamin K

=LDR  00634cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362692902441
=005  20120730164059.0
=008  920615||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85143990 
=035  \\$aBZZ3896NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQP752.E84
=150  \\$aEssential fatty acids
=450  \\$aFatty acids, Essential
=450  \\$wnne$aVitamin F
=550  \\$wg$aUnsaturated fatty acids
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Bates. Essential fatty acids and immunity in mental health.
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Fatty acids, Essential)
=670  \\$aDorland's med. dict.
=750  \2$aFatty Acids, Essential$5IEN$0(DNLM)D005228

=LDR  00396cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362693002441
=005  20120730164059.0
=008  910606i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85143988 
=035  \\$aBZZ3894NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aVitamin E deficiency
=450  \\$wnne$aTocopherol deficiency
=550  \\$wg$aAvitaminosis
=750  \2$aVitamin E Deficiency$5IEN$0(DNLM)D014811

=LDR  00422cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362693102441
=005  20010922152935.0
=008  920803||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85143987 
=035  \\$aBZZ3893NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
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=150  \\$aVitamin E
=450  \\$wnne$aTocopherol
=550  \\$wg$aIsopentenoids
=550  \\$wg$aVitamins, Fat-soluble
=750  \2$aVitamin E

=LDR  00348cz  a2200133n  4500
=001  9880362693202441
=005  20120730164059.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85143983 
=035  \\$aBZZ3889NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aVitamin D deficiency
=550  \\$wg$aAvitaminosis
=750  \2$aVitamin D Deficiency$5IEN$0(DNLM)D014808

=LDR  00423cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362693302441
=005  20120730164059.0
=008  860211||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85143982 
=035  \\$aBZZ3888NU
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=150  \\$aVitamin D
=550  \\$wg$aCalcium regulating hormones
=550  \\$wg$aSteroid hormones
=550  \\$wg$aVitamins, Fat-soluble
=750  \2$aVitamin D$5IEN$0(DNLM)D014807

=LDR  00512cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362693402441
=005  20120730164059.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
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=053  \0$aRC627.S36$cInternal medicine
=150  \\$aVitamin C deficiency
=450  \\$wnne$aAscorbic acid deficiency
=550  \\$wg$aAvitaminosis
=750  \2$aAscorbic Acid Deficiency$5IEN$0(DNLM)D001206

=LDR  00446cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362693502441
=005  20120730164059.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85143977 
=035  \\$aBZZ3883NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
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=450  \\$wnne$aAscorbic acid
=550  \\$wg$aHydroxy acids
=550  \\$wg$aVitamins, Water-soluble
=750  \2$aAscorbic acid$5IEN$0(DNLM)D001205

=LDR  00647cz  a2200241n  4500
=001  9880362693602441
=005  20120730164059.0
=008  860211||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85143975 
=035  \\$aBZZ3881NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQP772.C3
=150  \\$aCarnitine
=450  \\$aBT factor
=450  \\$wnne$aVitamin BT
=550  \\$wg$aVitamin B complex
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Clinical aspects of human carnitine deficiency, 1986.
=670  \\$aDorland's med. dict.
=670  \\$aStedman's med. dict.
=670  \\$aMESH.
=670  \\$aNIH.
=690  \\$ar:AMD:6/19/90
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=450  \\$aVitamin B 12 deficiency$5IEN
=550  \\$wg$aAvitaminosis
=750  \2$aVitamin B 12 Deficiency$5IEN$0(DNLM)D014806

=LDR  00618cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880362693802441
=005  20120730164058.0
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=010  \\$ash 85143970 
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=450  \\$aVitamin B 12
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=LDR  00418cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362693902441
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=LDR  00443cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362694002441
=005  20120730164055.0
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=010  \\$ash 85143733 
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=LDR  01039cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362694102441
=005  20120730164054.0
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=010  \\$ash 85143731 
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=450  \\$aVHS (Viral hemorrhagic septicemia)
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=LDR  00504cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362694202441
=005  20120730164054.0
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=010  \\$ash 85143730 
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=LDR  00519cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362694302441
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=001  9880362694402441
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=LDR  01241cz  a2200241n  4500
=001  9880362694502441
=005  20120730164054.0
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=LDR  00332cz  a2200133n  4500
=001  9880362694602441
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=LDR  00683cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880362694702441
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=LDR  00870cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880362694802441
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=001  9880362694902441
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=LDR  01483cz  a2200277n  4500
=001  9880362695002441
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=150  \\$aVinyl chloride
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=LDR  00397cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362695202441
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=LDR  00447cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362695302441
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=550  \\$wg$aVasodilators
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=750  \2$aVincamine$5IEN$0(DNLM)D014749

=LDR  00281cz  a2200121n  4500
=001  9880362695402441
=005  20120730164053.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|n\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85143388 
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=750  \2$aVinca$5IEN$0(DNLM)D031053

=LDR  00432cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362695502441
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=010  \\$ash 85143387 
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=150  \\$aVinblastine
=450  \\$aVincaleukoblastine
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=550  \\$wg$aAntineoplastic agents
=550  \\$wg$aVincamine
=750  \2$aVinblastine$5IEN$0(DNLM)D014747

=LDR  01068cz  a2200289n  4500
=001  9880362695602441
=005  20060426130750.0
=008  060206i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
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=053  \0$aDS557$bDS559.9
=150  \\$aVietnam War, 1961-1975
=450  \\$aVietnam Conflict, 1961-1975
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=450  \\$aVietnamese War, 1961-1975
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=551  \\$wg$aUnited States$xHistory$y1969-
=551  \\$wg$aVietnam$xHistory$y1945-1975
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=670  \\$aAcademic American Encyc.$b(Vietnam War)
=670  \\$aWorld Book Encyc.$b(Vietnam War)
=670  \\$aLC database, Feb. 6, 2006$b(Vietnam War; Vietnam Conflict; Vietnamese War)
=688  \\$aHeading changed 20060414 from: 150:##:_{dollar}a Vietnamese Conflict, 1961-1975
=750  \2$aVietnam Conflict$0(DNLM)D047829$5IEN

=LDR  00534cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362695702441
=005  20120730164053.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85143214 
=035  \\$aBZZ3120NU
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=053  \\$aLB1044.75$5IEN
=150  \\$aVideo tapes
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=450  \\$aTapes, Video
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=750  \2$aVideotape Recording$5IEN$0(DNLM)D014743

=LDR  01834cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880362695802441
=005  20120806164302.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85143202 
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=150  \\$aVideo games
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=670  \\$aForza motorsport 4, c2011:$bcontainer ("Most diverse line up of cars ever seen in a video game"; "White-knuckle racing ... loads of new cars"; "Best racing game"; Xbox 360)
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=670  \\$aThe American heritage dictionary of the English language, �2000, via TheFreeDictionary.com, May 8, 2012$b(video game: An electronic or computerized game played by manipulating images on a video display or television screen.)
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=001  9880362695902441
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=LDR  00633cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880362696002441
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=670  \\$aLC data base, 8/12/93$b(Crime victims)
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=LDR  00361cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362696102441
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=750  \2$aViburnum$5IEN$0(DNLM)D027925

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=001  9880362696302441
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=LDR  00591cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362696402441
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=010  \\$ash 85143127 
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=550  \\$wg$aOccupational diseases
=550  \\$wg$aVibration$xPhysiological effect
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=750  \2$aHand-Arm Vibration Syndrome$0(DNLM)D053421$5IEN

=LDR  00702cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880362696502441
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=010  \\$ash 85143117 
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=001  9880362696702441
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=LDR  00652cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362696802441
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=LDR  00413cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362696902441
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=LDR  00665cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362697002441
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=001  9880362697102441
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=LDR  00486cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362697202441
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=LDR  00558cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362697302441
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=LDR  00692cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362697402441
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=LDR  00416cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362697502441
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=LDR  01211cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880362717602441
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=008  050131i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85136327 
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=LDR  00448cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362717702441
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=010  \\$ash 85136324 
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=LDR  00418cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362717802441
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=LDR  00499cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362717902441
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=LDR  00375cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362718002441
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=LDR  00537cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880362718102441
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=001  9880362718202441
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=LDR  00456cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362718302441
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=001  9880362718502441
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=001  9880362718802441
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=001  9880362719202441
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=001  9880362720102441
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=LDR  01309cz  a2200325n  4500
=001  9880362720202441
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=LDR  00962cz  a2200241n  4500
=001  9880362720302441
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=450  \\$aGarden tomato
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=450  \\$aSolanum lycopersicum
=550  \\$wg$aSolanaceae
=670  \\$aGRIN taxonomy, Jan. 3, 2007$b(Genus: Lycopersicon Mill., sometimes included in Solanum L., Family: Solanaceae, common name: tomato; Lycopersicon esculentum)
=670  \\$aPlants national database, Feb. 2, 2007$b(Solanum lycopersicum L. var. lycopersicum, garden tomato, synonym: Lycopersicon esculentum)
=688  \\$aHeading from sh 88022907, deleted 20070308: 150:##:_{dollar}a Lycopersicon
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=LDR  00407cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362720402441
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=010  \\$ash 85135909 
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=LDR  00517cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362720502441
=005  20120730164016.0
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=670  \\$aHawley chem. dict.$b(Toluene; methylbenzene, phenylmethane)
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=LDR  00464cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362720602441
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=550  \\$wg$aNonsteroidal anti-inflammatory agents
=550  \\$wg$aToluene
=750  \2$aTolmetin$5IEN$0(DNLM)D014046

=LDR  00446cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362720702441
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=010  \\$ash 85135874 
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=550  \\$wg$aHypoglycemic sulfonylureas
=670  \\$aMeSH browser, Apr. 20, 2007$b(Tolbutamide)
=750  \2$aTolbutamide$5IEN$0(DNLM)D014044

=LDR  00600cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362720802441
=005  20120730164016.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
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=750  \2$aToken Economy$5IEN$0(DNLM)D014040

=LDR  00651cz  a2200253n  4500
=001  9880362720902441
=005  20120730164015.0
=008  060525i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85135825 
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=053  \0$aGT476$cManners and customs
=053  \0$aTH6498$cPlumbing
=150  \\$aToilets
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=450  \\$aToilet facilities$5IEN
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=550  \\$aPublic toilets
=550  \\$aRestrooms
=750  \2$aToilet Facilities$5IEN$0(DNLM)D014038

=LDR  00386cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362721002441
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=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85135798 
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=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
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=550  \\$wg$aRNA viruses
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=LDR  00684cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362721102441
=005  20120730164015.0
=008  050216||\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85135784 
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=LDR  00576cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362721202441
=005  20120730164012.0
=008  060713i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85135343 
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=053  \0$aSH167.T54$cFish culture
=150  \\$aTilapia
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=550  \\$wg$aCichlids
=550  \\$aSarotherodon
=670  \\$aWeb. 3$b(tilapia: 1) a genus of African freshwater food fishes (family Cichlidae); 2) -s: any fish of the genus)
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=LDR  00467cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362721302441
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=LDR  00807cz  a2200229n  4500
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=670  \\$aMammal species of the world, 3rd ed., via WWW, Mar. 19, 2010$b(Panthera tigris. Common name: Tiger)
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=LDR  00872cz  a2200253n  4500
=001  9880362721502441
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=670  \\$aHandbook of plant virus diseases, 1999:$bp. 260 (Tobacco mosaic tobamovirus (TMV))
=670  \\$aSpringer index of viruses, 2001:$bp. 1330 (Tobacco mosaic virus, ToMV, in Tobamovirus, unassigned genus)
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=LDR  00483cz  a2200169n  4500
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=LDR  00498cz  a2200181n  4500
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=LDR  00534cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362721802441
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=LDR  00864cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880362721902441
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=LDR  00629cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880362722002441
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=LDR  00888cz  a2200193n  4500
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=550  \\$wg$aTicks$xToxicology
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=670  \\$aDorland's med. dict.$b(paralysis, tick p.: a progressive ascending flaccid motor paralysis which follows the bite of certain ticks)
=670  \\$aInter. dict. med. biol.$b(paralysis, ascending tick paralysis: ascending myelitis due to the bite of a tick. Also called tick paralysis)
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=LDR  00525cz  a2200205n  4500
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=053  \0$aSB273$bSB278$cCulture
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=450  \\$aMakhorka
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=LDR  00509cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362722302441
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=LDR  00971cz  a2200241n  4500
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=450  \\$aBatrachoididae
=450  \\$aBatrachoidiformes
=450  \\$aHaplodoci
=550  \\$wg$aOsteichthyes
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=670  \\$aSyn. liv. org.:$bv. 2, p. 892 (Batrachoidiformes: toadfishes, a small order containing the single family Batrachoididae)
=670  \\$aNelson, J.S. Fishes of the world, 1994:$bp. 238 (Order Batrachoidiformes (Haplodoci) family Batrachoididae - toadfishes)
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=LDR  01208cz  a2200289n  4500
=001  9880362722502441
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=450  \\$aHabit spasms
=450  \\$aStereotyped movement disorders
=450  \\$wnne$aTic
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=550  \\$wg$aPsychomotor disorders
=670  \\$aKaplan clin. psych$b(include Tourette's disorder, chronic motor or vocal tic disorder, transient tic disorder, and tic disorder not otherwise specified)
=670  \\$aCampbell dict. psych.$b(habit spasm, habit contrction)
=670  \\$aForfar paediatrics$b(Tics)
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Tic)
=670  \\$aDSM IIIR$b(Tic disorders)
=680  \\$iHere are entered works on involuntary, sudden, rapid, recurrent, nonrhythmic, movements or vocalizations. Works on intentional, repetitive, non-spasmodic behaviors that serve no constructive, socially acceptable purpose are entered under$aStereotyped behavior (Psychiatry)
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=750  \2$aTics$5IEN$0(DNLM)D020323

=LDR  00300cz  a2200121n  4500
=001  9880362722602441
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=LDR  01314cz  a2200241n  4500
=001  9880362722702441
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=670  \\$aWeb. 3$btitanic (of, relating to, or containing titanium -- used esp. of compounds in which this element is tetravalent; compare titanous) titanous (of, relating to, or derived from titanium -- used esp. of compounds in which this element is trivalent; compare titanic)
=670  \\$aAmerican heritage dict. of the English lang., c2000$b(titanic: Relating to or containing titanium, especially with valence 4; titanous: Relating to or containing titanium, especially with valence 3)
=670  \\$aOCLC, July 18, 2012$b(in titles: titanic acid-alkali metal compounds; titanic chloride; titanic acid compounds; polyvinyl titanic esters and related compounds; titanous chloride)
=750  \2$aTitanium$5IEN$0(DNLM)D014025

=LDR  00533cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362722802441
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=008  050302||\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85135234 
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=450  \\$aShank bone
=450  \\$aShin bone
=450  \\$aShinbone
=550  \\$wg$aBones
=550  \\$wg$aLeg
=550  \\$aTibiotarsus
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=001  9880362722902441
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=LDR  00563cz  a2200193n  4500
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=LDR  00621cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362723202441
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=LDR  00673cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362723302441
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=LDR  00379cz  a2200145n  4500
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=LDR  00536cz  a2200181n  4500
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=550  \\$wg$aThyroid hormones
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=688  \\$aHeading changed 20060710 from: 150:##:_{dollar}a Thyronine
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=LDR  00362cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362723702441
=005  20060707085702.0
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=010  \\$ash 85135177 
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=LDR  00339cz  a2200133n  4500
=001  9880362723802441
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=010  \\$ash 85135589 
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=LDR  00372cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362723902441
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=010  \\$ash 85135176 
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=550  \\$wg$aThyroid gland$xSurgery
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=LDR  00424cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362724002441
=005  20120730164011.0
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=010  \\$ash 85135174 
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=LDR  00475cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362724102441
=005  20050201095044.0
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=010  \\$ash 85135588 
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=450  \\$aTissues$xCultures and culture media
=550  \\$wg$aCultures (Biology)
=550  \\$aOrgan culture
=750  \2$aTissue Culture Techniques$0(DNLM)D046509$5IEN

=LDR  00463cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362724202441
=005  20120730164011.0
=008  020808i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85135173 
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=550  \\$wg$aEndocrine function tests
=550  \\$wg$aThyroid gland$xDiseases$xDiagnosis
=750  \2$aThyroid Function Tests$5IEN$0(DNLM)D013960

=LDR  00319cz  a2200121n  4500
=001  9880362724302441
=005  20120730164011.0
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=010  \\$ash 85135172 
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=LDR  00657cz  a2200241n  4500
=001  9880362724402441
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=010  \\$ash 85135587 
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=450  \\$aBanks, Tissue
=450  \\$aBanks, Transplant
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=550  \\$aProcurement of organs, tissues, etc.
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=LDR  00346cz  a2200133n  4500
=001  9880362724502441
=005  20120730164011.0
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=750  \2$aThyroid Diseases$5IEN$0(DNLM)D013959

=LDR  00319cz  a2200121n  4500
=001  9880362724602441
=005  20120730164011.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|n\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85135165 
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=750  \2$aThyroid Neoplasms$5IEN$0(DNLM)D013964

=LDR  00516cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362724702441
=005  20120730164011.0
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=053  \\$aQM371$cHuman anatomy
=053  \\$aQP188.T54$cPhysiology
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=550  \\$wg$aHypothalamic-pituitary-thyroid axis
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=LDR  00486cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362724802441
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=LDR  00634cz  a2200217n  4500
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=550  \\$aExophthalmos
=550  \\$aGraves' disease
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=LDR  00383cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362725002441
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=450  \\$aAntithyroid drugs
=550  \\$wg$aThyroid hormones
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=LDR  00522cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362725102441
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=450  \\$aThyreoglobulin
=550  \\$wg$aGlobulins
=550  \\$wg$aGlycoproteins
=550  \\$wg$aOrganoiodine compounds
=670  \\$aMeSH browser, May 24, 2006$b(Thyroglobulin)
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=LDR  00387cz  a2200157n  4500
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=550  \\$wg$aScalp$xDiseases
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=LDR  00337cz  a2200133n  4500
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=LDR  01458cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880362725402441
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=670  \\$aDictionary.com, July 19, 2012$b(stannic: Chemistry. of or containing tin, especially in the tetravalent state; stannous: Chemistry. containing tin, especially in the bivalent state)
=670  \\$aOxford dictionary of chemistry, via Answers website, July 19, 2012$b(stannic compounds: Compounds of tin in its higher (+4) oxidation state; e.g. stannic chloride is tin(IV) chloride; stannous compounds: Compounds of tin in its lower (+2) oxidation state; e.g. stannous chloride is tin(II) chloride)
=670  \\$aBaumstark, A.L. The reaction of tetramethyl-1, 2-dioxetane with trivalent phosphorus compounds ; Mechanism of the transition metal ion catalyzed decomposition of tetramethyl-1, 2-dioxetane ; The reaction of tetramethyl-1, 2-dioxetane in the presence of strong Lewis acids, BF b3 (B and SnCl b4 (B ; The reaction of tetramethyl-1, 2-dioxetane with stannous compounds, 1974.
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=053  \\$aQP188.T5$cPhysiology
=053  \\$aQR185.8.T48$cImmunology
=150  \\$aThymus
=450  \\$wnne$aThymus gland
=550  \\$wg$aEndocrine glands
=550  \\$wg$aLymphoid tissue
=670  \\$aThymic tumors ... 1988.
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Thymus gland)
=670  \\$aNIH$b(Blood and RE System, Thymus)
=670  \\$aDorland's med. dict.
=670  \\$aStedman's med. dict.
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=LDR  00363cz  a2200145n  4500
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=LDR  00473cz  a2200181n  4500
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=LDR  00423cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362726402441
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=001  9880362726502441
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=035  \\$aBZY5045NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQP572.T46
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=450  \\$aThymus hormones$5IEN
=550  \\$wg$aHormones
=550  \\$wg$aThymus extract
=750  \2$aThymus Hormones$5IEN$0(DNLM)D013951

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=001  9880362726602441
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=035  \\$aBZY5331NU
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh 85135425
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aBF723.T6
=150  \\$aTime perception in children
=550  \\$wg$aPerception in children
=750  \2$81$wb$aTime Perception$5IEN$0(DNLM)D013998
=750  \2$81$wb$aChild$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002648
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=001  9880362726702441
=005  20080513101411.0
=008  050110i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85135137 
=035  \\$aBZY5043LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQK495.T48$cBotany
=150  \\$aThymelaeaceae
=450  \\$aAquilariaceae
=450  \\$aDaphneceae
=450  \\$aGonystylaceae
=450  \\$aMezereon family (Plants)
=450  \\$aPhaleriaceae
=550  \\$wg$aMyrtales
=670  \\$aThe final frontier, 2001:$bp. 8 (Thymelaeaceae family)
=670  \\$aHortus 3$b(Thymelaeacae: about 40 genera and 50 ssp. of deciduous or evergreen trees or shrubs)
=670  \\$aDict. flow. ferns$b(Thymelaeaceae)
=670  \\$aPLANTS database, Jan. 10, 2005$b(family: Thymelaeaceae; order: Myrtales)
=670  \\$aITIS, via WWW, Jan. 10, 2005$b(Thymelaeaceae; order: Myrtales; common name: Mezereum)
=670  \\$aHortiPlex plant database, Jan. 10, 2005$b(Thymelaeaceae; order Thymeales (Myrtales))
=670  \\$aGRIN taxonomy WWW site, Jan. 10, 2005$b(family: Thymelaeaceae; synonyms: Aquilariaceae, Daphnaceae, Gonystylaceae, Phaleriaceae)
=670  \\$aWeb. 3$b(Thymelaeaceae; order: Myrtales)
=670  \\$aWeb. 3$b(mezereon family: Thymelaeaceae)
=750  \2$aThymelaeaceae$0(DNLM)D029645$5IEN

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=001  9880362726802441
=005  20120730164010.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85135136 
=035  \\$aBZY5042NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aThymectomy
=450  \\$aThymus$xExcision
=550  \\$wg$aThymus$xSurgery
=750  \2$aThymectomy$5IEN$0(DNLM)D013934

=LDR  00695cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362726902441
=005  20100719152704.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85135135 
=035  \\$aBZY5041LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQK495.L25$cBotany
=053  \0$aSB351.T84$cCulture
=150  \\$aThymes
=450  \\$wnne$aThyme
=450  \\$aThymus (Plants)
=550  \\$wg$aLamiaceae
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Morales Valverde, R. Taxonom�ia de los g�eneros Thymus (Excluida la secci�on Serpyllum) y Thymbra en la pen�insula ib�erica, 1986:$bp. 310 (thymes)
=670  \\$aGillett, M. Growing and using thyme, 1998.
=750  \2$aThymus Plant$0(DNLM)D046930$5IEN

=LDR  00340cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362727002441
=005  20120730164010.0
=008  920417||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85135107 
=035  \\$aBZY5013NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQM548
=150  \\$aThumb
=550  \\$wg$aFingers
=750  \2$aThumb$5IEN$0(DNLM)D013933

=LDR  00380cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362727102441
=005  20120730164010.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85135103 
=035  \\$aBZY5009NU
=035  \\$ash 85135103
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aQD181.T9
=150  \\$aThulium
=550  \\$wg$aRare earth metals
=750  \2$aThulium$5IEN$0(DNLM)D013932

=LDR  00701cz  a2200253n  4500
=001  9880362727202441
=005  20120730164013.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85135422 
=035  \\$aBZY5328NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aBF468$cPsychology
=053  \\$aQP445$cPhysiology
=150  \\$aTime perception
=450  \\$aChronometry, Mental
=450  \\$aDuration, Intuition of
=450  \\$aIntuition of duration
=450  \\$aMental chronometry
=450  \\$aTime, Cognition of
=450  \\$aTime estimation
=450  \\$aTime$xPerception
=550  \\$wg$aOrientation (Psychology)
=550  \\$wg$aPerception
=750  \2$aTime Perception$5IEN$0(DNLM)D013998

=LDR  00595cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880362727302441
=005  20120730164010.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85135089 
=035  \\$aBZY4995NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN$dIEN
=053  \\$aRC815
=053  \\$aRJ463$cChildren
=150  \\$aThrush (Mouth disease)
=450  \\$aAphthae
=450  \\$aCandidiasis, Oral$5IEN
=450  \\$aMoniliasis, Oral
=450  \\$aOral moniliasis
=450  \\$aSprew
=550  \\$wg$aCandidiasis
=550  \\$wg$aMouth$xDiseases
=750  \2$aCandidiasis, Oral$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002180

=LDR  00820cz  a2200289n  4500
=001  9880362727402441
=005  20120730164013.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85135416 
=035  \\$aBZY5322NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aHD69.T54
=150  \\$aTime management
=360  \\$isubdivision$aTime management$iunder classes of persons and ethnic groups
=450  \\$aAllocation of time
=450  \\$aBudgets, Time
=450  \\$aPersonal time management
=450  \\$wnne$aTime allocation
=450  \\$aTime budgets
=450  \\$aTime$xManagement
=450  \\$aTime$xOrganization
=450  \\$aTime use
=450  \\$aTime$xUse of
=450  \\$aUse of time
=550  \\$wg$aManagement
=550  \\$aPersonal information management
=750  \2$aTime Management$5IEN$0(DNLM)D017748

=LDR  00439cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362727502441
=005  20120730164010.0
=008  860211||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85135081 
=035  \\$aBZY4987NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aThromboxanes
=450  \\$aContracting substance, Rabbit aorta
=450  \\$aRabbit aorta contracting substance
=550  \\$wg$aProstanoids
=750  \2$aThromboxanes$5IEN$0(DNLM)D013931

=LDR  00620cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880363058302441
=005  20120730164230.0
=008  040225i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 88004826 
=035  \\$aCAX7211GE
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aLife change events in old age
=550  \\$wg$aOlder people$xPsychology
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Sullender, R. Losses in later life ... c1989.
=750  \2$81$wb$aLife Change Events$5IEN$0(DNLM)D008016
=750  \2$81$wb$aAged$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000368
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aLife Change Events$iand$aAged$5IEN

=LDR  00640cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880363058402441
=005  20120730164230.0
=008  040226i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 88004825 
=035  \\$aCAX7210NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aAdjustment (Psychology) in old age
=550  \\$wg$aOlder people$xPsychology
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Sullender, R. Losses in later life ... c1989.
=750  \2$81$wb$aAdaptation, Psychological$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000223
=750  \2$81$wb$aAged$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000368
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aAdapatation, Psychological$iand$aAged$5IEN

=LDR  01114cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880363058502441
=005  20120730164230.0
=008  920615i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 88004761 
=035  \\$aCAX7172NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQH212.S35
=150  \\$aScanning tunneling microscopy
=450  \\$aSTM (Microscopy)
=550  \\$wg$aScanning probe microscopy
=670  \\$aWork cat.: International Conference on Scanning Tunneling Microscopy (1st : 1986: Santiago de Compostela, Spain). STM '86 : proceedings ... 1987$b(STM)
=670  \\$aEncyc. phys. sci. tech.:$bv. 13, p. 530+ (Using tunnel effect, images surface topographies on an atomic scale)
=670  \\$aINSPEC$b(Scanning tunnelling microscopy)
=670  \\$aASTI, v. 1986:$bp. 2458, under Tunneling microscopes and microscopy (Scanning tunneling microscopy of surface microstructure)
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Microscopy, Scanning Tunneling)
=675  \\$aLC data base, 7/27/87;$aINIS: Thes.;$aNASA;$aEncyc. physics;$aMcGraw-Hill dict. sci. tech.;$aEngr. index
=750  \2$aMicroscopy, Scanning Tunneling$5IEN$0(DNLM)D016252

=LDR  01179cz  a2200253n  4500
=001  9880363058602441
=005  20120730164230.0
=008  880802in\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 88004706 
=035  \\$aCAX7143NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRC545
=150  \\$aSeasonal affective disorder
=450  \\$aDepression, Seasonal
=450  \\$aSAD (Psychiatry)
=450  \\$aSeasonal depression
=550  \\$wg$aAffective disorders
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Seasonal affective disorders and phototherapy, 1989.
=670  \\$aNIH.
=670  \\$aKaplan psych.$b(Seasonal affective disorder: characterized by depression, psychomotor slowing, hypertonia and hyperphagia that come on in autumn or winter and improve in spring or summer)
=670  \\$aWashington Post Health Supplement, Sept. 11, 1985$b("Children's moods and the light of day")
=670  \\$aClinical Psychobiology Branch, Nat. Inst. Mental Health, Bethesda.$bSeasonality Study (for those aged 16 and older)
=675  \\$aMESH;$aDorland's med. dict.;$aStedman's med. dict.;$aGould med. dict.;$aKaplan psych.;$aDSM-III;$aCampbell psych. dict.
=750  \2$aSeasonal Affective Disorder$5IEN$0(DNLM)D016574

=LDR  00712cz  a2200241n  4500
=001  9880363058702441
=005  20130314143218.0
=008  880802i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 88004697 
=035  \\$aCAX7138NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aQC879.7$bQC879.73
=150  \\$aOzone layer depletion
=450  \\$aDepletion of ozone layer
=450  \\$aDepletion of stratospheric ozone
=450  \\$aOzone hole
=450  \\$aOzone layer$xDepletion
=450  \\$aOzone layer$xReduction
=450  \\$aReduction of ozone layer
=450  \\$aReduction of stratospheric ozone
=670  \\$aNASA$b(Ozone depletion; UF Ozone hole)
=670  \\$aHennepin.
=750  \2$aOzone Depletion$0(DNLM)D062966$5IEN

=LDR  01181cz  a2200325n  4500
=001  9880363058802441
=005  20130319090705.0
=008  880802in\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 88004695 
=035  \\$aCAX7137NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \\$aQC881.2.S8
=150  \\$aOzone layer
=450  \\$aLayer, Ozone
=450  \\$aOzonosphere
=450  \\$wnne$aStratospheric ozone
=550  \\$wg$aAtmospheric ozone
=550  \\$wg$aStratosphere
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Gay, K. Ozone, 1989.
=670  \\$aLC data base, 4/07/89.
=670  \\$aASTI:$bp. 165, under Atmospheric ozone, "Do solar particles pierce the ozone layer?".
=670  \\$aINIS: Thes.
=670  \\$aINSPEC$b(Ozonosphere)
=670  \\$aMcGraw-Hill dict. sci. tech.:$bunder Ozone layer (see Ozonosphere)
=670  \\$aRandom House$bLayer of the upper atmosphere where most of atmospheric ozone is concentrated ... also called ozonosphere)
=670  \\$aNASA$b(Ozonosphere)
=670  \\$aThesaurofacet$b(Ozonosphere)
=670  \\$aEncyc. atmos. sci. astrogeol.:$bp. 81, 320, 955 (Ozonosphere)
=670  \\$aBritannica Micro.:$bv. VII, p. 659.
=750  \2$aStratospheric Ozone$0(DNLM)D062952$5IEN

=LDR  00644cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880363058902441
=005  20120730164230.0
=008  880802in\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 88004681 
=035  \\$aCAX7135NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \\$aRA785$cPersonal health
=150  \\$aStress management
=450  \\$aManagement, Stress
=550  \\$wg$aHealth
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Sedlacek, K. The Sedlacek technique : finding the calm within you.
=670  \\$aHennepin$b(Stress management)
=670  \\$aLC data base, 7/25/88.
=675  \\$aMESH;$aIAC
=750  \2$aStress, Psychological$xprevention & control$5IEN$0(DNLM)D013315Q000517

=LDR  00889cz  a2200253n  4500
=001  9880363059002441
=005  20120730164229.0
=008  880707in\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 88004091 
=035  \\$aCAX7056NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \\$aRE661.P75
=150  \\$aProliferative vitreoretinopathy
=450  \\$aMassive preretinal proliferation
=450  \\$aMassive preretinal retraction
=450  \\$aMassive vitreous retraction
=450  \\$aPVR (Disease)
=450  \\$aVitreoretinopathy, Proliferative
=550  \\$wg$aRetina$xDiseases
=550  \\$wg$aVitreous body$xDiseases
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Proliferative vitreoretinopathy, c1988.
=670  \\$aVaughan & Taylor. General ophthalmology, 11th ed.:$bp. 158.
=675  \\$aMerck Manual;$aDorland's med. dict.;$aMESH;$aNIH;$aCecil's textbook med.
=750  \2$aVitreoretinopathy, Proliferative$5IEN$0(DNLM)D018630

=LDR  00713cz  a2200241n  4500
=001  9880363059102441
=005  20120730164229.0
=008  880809||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 88004855 
=035  \\$aCAX5483NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRM666.C84
=150  \\$aCromolyn sodium
=450  \\$aDisodium cromoglycate
=450  \\$aSodium cromoglycate
=550  \\$wg$aAntiasthmatic agents
=550  \\$wg$aBenzopyrans
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Cromolyn sodium, 1987.
=670  \\$aUSAN/USP.
=670  \\$aChem. abst.:$b[15826-37-6]
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Disodium cromoglycate x Cromolyn sodium, x Sodium cromoglycate)
=690  \\$ar:AMD:6/26/90
=750  \2$aCromolyn Sodium$5IEN$0(DNLM)D004205

=LDR  00754cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880363059202441
=005  20120730164229.0
=008  880802i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 88004705 
=035  \\$aCAX5435NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aObsessive-compulsive disorder in adolescence
=450  \\$wnne$aObsessive-compulsive neurosis in adolescence
=550  \\$wg$aNeuroses in adolescence
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Obsessive-compulsive disorder in children and adolescents, c1988.
=750  \2$81$wb$aObsessive-Compulsive Disorder$5IEN$0(DNLM)D009771
=750  \2$81$wb$aAdolescent$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000293
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aObsessive-Compulsive Disorder$iand$aAdolescent$5IEN

=LDR  00643cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880363059302441
=005  20120730164229.0
=008  880802i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 88004704 
=035  \\$aCAX5434NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=150  \\$aNeuroses in adolescence
=550  \\$wg$aAdolescent psychopathology
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Obsessive-compulsive disorder in children and adolescents, c1988.
=750  \2$81$wb$aNeurotic Disorders$5IEN$0(DNLM)D009497
=750  \2$81$wb$aAdolescent$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000293
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aNeurotic Disorders$iand$aAdolescent$5IEN

=LDR  00868cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880363059402441
=005  20130405164835.0
=008  880601i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 88003331 
=035  \\$aCAX2378NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \\$aRJ477.5.K55
=150  \\$aKlinefelter's syndrome in children
=550  \\$wg$aSex chromosome abnormalities in children
=550  \\$wg$aSexual disorders in children
=550  \\$wg$aSyndromes in children
=670  \\$aWork cat.: S�rensen, K. Klinefelter's syndrome in childhood, adolescence, and youth : a genetic, clinical developmental, psychiatric and psychological study, 1988.
=750  \2$81$wb$aKlinefelter Syndrome$5IEN$0(DNLM)D007713
=750  \2$81$wb$aChild$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002648
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aKlinefelter Syndrome$iand$aChild$5IEN

=LDR  01042cz  a2200241n  4500
=001  9880363059502441
=005  20120730164225.0
=008  880531i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 88003307 
=035  \\$aCAW9692NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aBF637.U53$cPsychology
=053  \0$aRC569.5.U53$cPsychiatry
=150  \\$aUnderachievement
=550  \\$wg$aPerformance
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Mandel, H.P. The psychology of underachievement : differential diagnosis and differential treatment, c1988.
=670  \\$aMESH.
=670  \\$aPenguin dict. psych.$b("Poorer than predicted performance")
=670  \\$aEnglish comp. dict. psych.
=670  \\$aEvans psych.$b(Underachiever)
=670  \\$aAm. heritage dict.$b(underachieve: to perform worse or achieve less success than expected. underachievement)
=675  \\$aHennepin;$aWeb. 3;$aDrever dict. psych.;$aEysenck encyc. psych.;$aHarriman encyc. psych.;$aHarre & Lamb encyc. psych.;$aPsych. alm.;$aHarriman hdbk. psych. terms
=750  \2$aUnderachievement$5IEN$0(DNLM)D014477

=LDR  00725cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880363059602441
=005  20120730164225.0
=008  920523i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 88003304 
=035  \\$aCAW9689NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRG580.H4
=150  \\$aHeart diseases in pregnancy
=550  \\$wg$aHeart$xDiseases
=550  \\$wg$aPregnancy$xComplications
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Burwell and Metcalfe's heart disease and pregnancy : physiology and management, 1986.
=750  \2$81$wb$aHeart Diseases$5IEN$0(DNLM)D006331
=750  \2$81$wb$aPregnancy$5IEN$0(DNLM)D011247
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aHeart Diseases$iand$aPregnancy$5IEN

=LDR  00743cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880363059702441
=005  20120730164225.0
=008  920523i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 88003303 
=035  \\$aCAW9688NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRG580.C33
=150  \\$aCardiovascular diseases in pregnancy
=550  \\$wg$aCardiovascular system$xDiseases
=550  \\$wg$aPregnancy$xComplications
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Eliseev, O.M. Cardiovascular diseases and pregnancy, c1988.
=750  \2$81$wb$aCardiovascular Diseases$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002318
=750  \2$81$wb$aPregnancy$5IEN$0(DNLM)D011247
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aCardiovascular Diseases$iand$aPregnancy$5IEN

=LDR  00641cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880363059802441
=005  20120730164225.0
=008  880527in\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 88003282 
=035  \\$aCAW9667NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aMonkeypox virus
=450  \\$aMonkey pox virus
=550  \\$wg$aOrthopoxviruses
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Human monkeypox, c1988.
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Monkey pox virus)
=670  \\$aDorland's med. dict.
=670  \\$aStedman's med. dict.
=670  \\$aZinsser. Microbiol., 1984:$bp. 995.
=670  \\$aFields. Virology, 1985:$bp. 663.
=750  \2$aMonkeypox virus$5IEN$0(DNLM)D008993

=LDR  00458cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880363059902441
=005  20120730164225.0
=008  880527i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 88003281 
=035  \\$aCAW9666LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=150  \\$aMonkeypox
=450  \\$aMonkey pox
=550  \\$wg$aPoxvirus diseases
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Human monkeypox, c1988.
=670  \\$aIntl. dict. med. & biol.$b(Monkeypox)
=750  \2$aMonkeypox$5IEN$0(DNLM)D045908

=LDR  00495cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880363060002441
=005  20120730164225.0
=008  880526||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 88003266 
=035  \\$aCAW9651NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aGlobin genes
=550  \\$wg$aGenes
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Boeckh, C. Expression der Fr�uhen Funktionen des mutagenen E. coli-Bakteriophagen Mu und ihre Wirkung auf die Wirtszellen, 1986.
=750  \2$aGlobins$xgenetics$5IEN$0(DNLM)D005914Q000235

=LDR  00588cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880363060102441
=005  20120730164225.0
=008  880526||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 88003254 
=035  \\$aCAW9639NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aBlood groups$xLutheran system
=450  \\$aLutheran blood group system
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Blood group systems, 1988.
=670  \\$aDorland's med. dict.
=675  \\$aMESH;$aBest & Taylor's physiol. basis of med. practice;$aEnc. biochemistry
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/10/90
=750  \2$aLutheran Blood-Group System$5IEN$0(DNLM)D008188

=LDR  00590cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880363060202441
=005  20120730164225.0
=008  931025i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 88003253 
=035  \\$aCAW9638NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aBlood groups$xKidd system
=450  \\$aKidd blood group system
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Blood group systems, 1988.
=670  \\$aDorland's med. dict.
=670  \\$aMESH$b(XU under Blood groups)
=675  \\$aBest & Taylor's physiol. basis of med. practice;$aEnc. biochemistry
=750  \2$aKidd Blood-Group System$5IEN$0(DNLM)D007667

=LDR  00618cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880363060302441
=005  20120730164225.0
=008  880526||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 88003252 
=035  \\$aCAW9637NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aBlood groups$xDuffy system
=450  \\$aDuffy blood group system
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Blood group systems, 1988.
=670  \\$aDorland's med. dict.
=670  \\$aMESH$b(XU under Blood groups)
=675  \\$aBest & Taylor's physiol. basis of med. practice;$aEnc. biochemistry
=690  \\$ar:AMD:6/26/90
=750  \2$aDuffy Blood-Group System$5IEN$0(DNLM)D004375

=LDR  00508cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880363060402441
=005  20120730164225.0
=008  880520||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 88003123 
=035  \\$aCAW9519NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aDisaccharides
=550  \\$wg$aSaccharides
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Hepatic encephalopathy, c1988.
=670  \\$aMESH.
=670  \\$aChem. abst.
=670  \\$aDorland's med. dict.
=690  \\$ar:AMD:6/26/90
=750  \2$aDisaccharides$5IEN$0(DNLM)D004187

=LDR  00585cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880363060502441
=005  20120730164224.0
=008  880520||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 88003122 
=035  \\$aCAW9518NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aLactulose
=550  \\$wg$aDisaccharides
=550  \\$wg$aLaxatives
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Hepatic encephalopathy, c1988.
=670  \\$aChem. abst.
=670  \\$aMerck.
=670  \\$aAm. drug index.
=670  \\$aMESH.
=670  \\$aOld catalog heading.
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/9/90
=750  \2$aLactulose$5IEN$0(DNLM)D007792

=LDR  00803cz  a2200253n  4500
=001  9880363060602441
=005  20120730164224.0
=008  880520i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 88003112 
=035  \\$aCAW9508NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRM666.E78
=150  \\$aErgoloid mesylates
=450  \\$aDihydroergotoxine
=450  \\$aDihydrogenated ergot alkaloids
=550  \\$wg$aErgot alkaloids
=550  \\$wg$aPsychotropic drugs
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Weil, C. Hydergine : pharmacologic and clinical facts, c1989.
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Dihydroergotoxine)
=670  \\$aUSAN/USP.
=670  \\$aMerck.
=670  \\$aGoodman & Gilman's The pharmacological basis of therapeutics, 7th ed.:$bp. 938.
=690  \\$ar:AMD:6/26/90
=750  \2$aErgoloid Mesylates$5IEN$0(DNLM)D004877

=LDR  00753cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880363060702441
=005  20130731163305.0
=008  880519i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 88003100 
=035  \\$aCAW9497NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \\$aRJ496.G34
=150  \\$aGait disorders in children
=550  \\$wg$aMovement disorders in children
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Gait analysis in children [slide] 1985.
=675  \\$aTextbook of Paediatrics
=750  \2$81$wb$aGait$5IEN$0(DNLM)D005684
=750  \2$81$wb$aGait Disorders, Neurologic$5IEN$0(DNLM)D020233
=750  \2$81$wb$aChild$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002648
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aGait$ior$aGait Disorders, Neurologic$iand$aChild$5IEN

=LDR  00586cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880363060802441
=005  20120730164224.0
=008  880519i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 88003093 
=035  \\$aCAW9492LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \0$aQK495.B73$cBotany
=150  \\$aCordia
=550  \\$wg$aBoraginaceae
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Pereira, C.M.L. Bibliografia de freij�o Cordia goeldiana Huber, 1983.
=670  \\$aWeb. 3.
=670  \\$aHortus 3.
=670  \\$aInd. nom. gen. (plant.)
=670  \\$aEngler Syl. Pflanz.:$bp. 431.
=750  \2$aCordia$5IEN-M$0(DNLM)D031213

=LDR  00775cz  a2200241n  4500
=001  9880363060902441
=005  20050207094126.0
=008  920103i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 88003079 
=035  \\$aCAW9478NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aEpidural hematoma
=450  \\$aDural hematoma
=450  \\$aExtradural hematoma
=550  \\$wg$aHematoma
=550  \\$wg$aMeningeal artery$xHemorrhage
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Closed head trauma [videorecording] 1986.
=670  \\$aMESH.
=670  \\$aStedman's med. dict.
=670  \\$aMerck.
=670  \\$aDorland's med. dict.
=670  \\$aIntl. dict. med. biol.$b(hematoma, epidural hematoma, also called dural hematoma, extradural hematoma)
=750  \2$aHematoma, Epidural, Cranial$0(DNLM)D006407$5IEN

=LDR  00716cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880363061002441
=005  20120730164224.0
=008  880518|n\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 88003027 
=035  \\$aCAW9428NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aAnterior segment (Eye)
=450  \\$aAnterior eye segment
=450  \\$aAnterior segment of the eye
=550  \\$wg$aEye
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Catania, L.J. Primary care of the anterior segment, c1988.
=670  \\$aBest and Taylor's Physiol. basis of med. practice:$bp. 1051, fig. 9.63.
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Anterior eye segment)
=675  \\$aDorland's med. dict.;$aCecil's text. med.;$aGray's anatomy
=750  \2$aAnterior Eye Segment$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000869

=LDR  00543cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880363061102441
=005  20120730164224.0
=008  880518in\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 88003026 
=035  \\$aCAW9427NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQL368.C59
=150  \\$aSarcocystis
=550  \\$wg$aSarcocystidae
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Sarcocystosis of animals and man, 1989.
=670  \\$aKudo. Protozoology:$bp. 66.
=670  \\$aWeb. 3.
=670  \\$aSyn. liv. org.:$bv. 1, p. 585-586.
=750  \2$aSarcocystis$5IEN$0(DNLM)D012522

=LDR  00742cz  a2200241n  4500
=001  9880363061202441
=005  20100222144636.0
=008  880518i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 88003025 
=035  \\$aCAW9426NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRC118.7$cInternal medicine
=150  \\$aProtozoan diseases
=450  \\$aProtozoal diseases
=450  \\$aProtozoal infections
=450  \\$aProtozoan infections
=550  \\$wg$aParasitic diseases
=550  \\$aMedical protozoology
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Sarcocystosis of animals and man, 1989.
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Protozoan infections)
=670  \\$aNIH$b(Parasitic diseases, Protozoal infections)
=675  \\$aHennepin
=750  \2$aProtozoan Infections$0(DNLM)D011528$5IEN

=LDR  00817cz  a2200265n  4500
=001  9880363061302441
=005  20120730164224.0
=008  880518in\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 88003023 
=035  \\$aCAW9424NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQR201.S27
=150  \\$aSarcocystosis
=450  \\$aSarcocystis disease
=450  \\$aSarcocystis infection
=450  \\$aSarcosporidiosis
=550  \\$wg$aProtozoan diseases
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Sarcocystosis of animals and man, 1989.
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Sarcosporidiosis)
=670  \\$aDorland's med. dict.
=670  \\$aStedman's med. dict.
=670  \\$aStein. Intl. med., 1987:$bp. 1781.
=670  \\$aCecil. Textbk. med., 1982:$bp. 1748.
=670  \\$aBailey. Diagnostic micro., 1986:$bp. 778.
=750  \2$aSarcocystosis$5IEN$0(DNLM)D012523

=LDR  00482cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880363061402441
=005  20080122152320.0
=008  880517i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 88003016 
=035  \\$aCAW9418LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \\$aRA781.63
=150  \\$aStretching exercises
=550  \\$wg$aExercise
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Pinckney, C. Callanetics for your back, 1988.
=675  \\$aMESH;$aHennepin;$aIAC
=750  \2$aMuscle Stretching Exercises$0(DNLM)D052580$5IEN

=LDR  01036cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880363061502441
=005  20120730164224.0
=008  030326i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 88002786 
=035  \\$aCAW9320NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aHymenolepiasis
=450  \\$aHymenolepidosis
=550  \\$wg$aTapeworm infections
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Egizbaeva, Kh.I. Biologicheskie osnovy profilaktiki gimenolepidozov vodoplava�i�ushchikh pti�t�s v Kazakhstane, 1980.
=670  \\$aMack, R. Russian-English veterinary dictionary, 1972$b(gimenolepididozy)
=670  \\$aRussko-angli�iski�i medi�t�sinski�i slovar�, 1975:$bp. 118 (gimenolepidoz; hymenolepiasis)
=670  \\$aJablonski, S. Russian-English med. dict., 1958:$bp. 92 (gimenolepidoz; hymenolepiasis)
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Hymenolepiasis)
=675  \\$aMerck vet.;$aBlack's vet. dict.;$aRandom House;$aWeb. 3;$aMiller, W.C. Encyc. of animal care;$aVeterinarwissenschaft mehrsprachiger thesaurus
=750  \2$aHymenolepiasis$5IEN$0(DNLM)D006925

=LDR  00672cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880363061602441
=005  20120730164224.0
=008  880502i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 88002660 
=035  \\$aCAW9308NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \\$aBF720.M38
=150  \\$aMaternal deprivation in infants
=550  \\$wg$aInfant psychology
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Collischonn-Krauss, M. Trennungstrauma im ersten halben Lebensjahr, 1987.
=750  \2$81$wb$aMaternal Deprivation$5IEN$0(DNLM)D008426
=750  \2$81$wb$aInfant$5IEN$0(DNLM)D007223
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aMaternal Deprivation$iand$aInfant$5IEN

=LDR  00647cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880363061702441
=005  20120730164224.0
=008  880502i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 88002659 
=035  \\$aCAW9307NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aSeparation anxiety in infants
=550  \\$wg$aInfant psychology
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Collischonn-Krauss, M. Trennungstrauma im ersten halben Lebensjahr, 1987.
=750  \2$81$wb$aAnxiety, Separation$5IEN$0(DNLM)D001010
=750  \2$81$wb$aInfant$5IEN$0(DNLM)D007223
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aAnxiety, Separation$iand$aInfant$5IEN

=LDR  00608cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880363061802441
=005  20130315084129.0
=008  880502i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 88002649 
=035  \\$aCAW9299LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=150  \\$aPlants$xDispersal
=360  \\$isubdivision$aDispersal$iunder individual plants and groups of plants, e.g.$aCorn--Dispersal,$iand parts of plants, e.g.$aSeeds--Dispersal
=450  \\$aDispersal of plants
=450  \\$aPlant dispersal
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Weberling, F. Die Nachfahren der Gondwana-Flora, c1985.
=750  \2$aPlant Dispersal$0(DNLM)D063148$5IEN

=LDR  00635cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880363061902441
=005  20120730164223.0
=008  880428i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 88002589 
=035  \\$aCAW9268LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \0$aQK495.B56$cBotany
=150  \\$aCorylus
=550  \\$wg$aBetulaceae
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Kapusta, M. Fytoindik�acia arz�enu ako imisn�eho komponenta v ekologickom v�yskume krajiny Hornej Nitry, 1981$b(Corylus)
=670  \\$aWeb. 3.
=670  \\$aSPN.
=670  \\$aInd. nom. gen. (plant.)
=670  \\$aEngler Syl. Pflanz.:$bp. 48.
=750  \2$aCorylus$5IEN$0(DNLM)D031211

=LDR  00604cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880363062002441
=005  20120730164223.0
=008  880427i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 88002569 
=035  \\$aCAW9260NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \\$aBF720.M45
=150  \\$aMemory in infants
=550  \\$wg$aInfant psychology
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Chamberlain, D. Babies remember birth ... 1988.
=750  \2$81$wb$aMemory$5IEN$0(DNLM)D008568
=750  \2$81$wb$aInfant$5IEN$0(DNLM)D007223
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aMemory$iand$aInfant$5IEN

=LDR  01467cz  a2200277n  4500
=001  9880363062102441
=005  20120730164223.0
=008  880224i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 88001093 
=035  \\$aCAW9259NU
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh 88001093
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dWaU
=053  \0$aQK495.V53$cBotany
=150  \\$aViscum
=550  \\$wg$aViscaceae
=670  \\$aSPN:$bp. 651 (Viscum)
=670  \\$aWeb. 3:$bp. 2557 (Viscum, Loranthaceae)
=670  \\$aInd. nom. gen. (plant.)$bp. 1851 (Viscum, Loranthaceae)
=670  \\$aEngler Syl. Pflanz.:$bp. 71 (Viscum, Loranthaceae)
=670  \\$aMistletoe : the genus Viscum, c2000:$bp. 1 (The family of Viscaceae has seven genera (Arceuthobium, Dendrophthora, Ginalloa, Korthalsella, Notothixos, Phoradendron, Viscum) and several hundred species world-wide) p. 10 (Viscum has about 100 species)
=670  \\$aITIS, via WWW, June 13, 2001$b(Viscum. Vernacular name: mistletoe. Family: Viscaceae)
=670  \\$aMabberley, D.J. The plant-book, c1997$b(Viscum. Viscaceae)
=670  \\$aWatson, L. The families of flowering plants, via WWW, June 13, 2001$b(Viscaceae. Genera: Arceuthobium, Dendrophthora, Ginalloa, Korthalsella, Notothixos, Phoradendron, Viscum)
=670  \\$aFamilies and genera in GRIN, via WWW, June 13, 2001$b(Viscaceae. Type genus: Viscum)
=670  \\$aPlants database, via WWW, June 13, 2001$b(Viscum. Family: Viscaceae. Common name: mistletoe)
=750  \2$aViscum$5IEN$0(DNLM)D028181

=LDR  01094cz  a2200241n  4500
=001  9880363062202441
=005  20040723083931.0
=008  880412i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 88023313 
=035  \\$aCAW6241LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aQR82.P78$cMicrobiology
=053  \\$aSB741.R35$cPhytopathogen
=150  \\$aRalstonia solanacearum
=450  \\$aBacillus solanacearum
=450  \\$aBurkholderia solanacearum
=450  \\$wnne$aPseudomonas solanacearum
=550  \\$wg$aRalstonia
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 97-52209: Bacterial wilt disease, 1998:$bCIP galley (bacterial wilt of plants caused by the (recently re-named) Ralstonia solanacearum)
=670  \\$aGerman Collection of Microorganisms and Cell Culture (DSMZ)$b(New genus 1996 : Ralstonia; new combination: Ralstonia solanacearum; other names: Pseudomonas solanacearum; Burkholderia solanacearum)
=670  \\$aAmerican Type Culture Collection$b(phone call to Bacteriology Dept.)
=670  \\$aJournal of Bacteriology, June 1997:$bv. 179, no. 11, p. 3639.
=750  \2$aRalstonia solanacearum$0(DNLM)D043368$5IEN

=LDR  00617cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880363062302441
=005  20120730164223.0
=008  880505i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 88002761 
=035  \\$aCAW6116LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=150  \\$aImmunization of infants
=550  \\$wg$aPediatrics$xImmunological aspects
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Your child, 2 months-6 months [videorecording] 1986.
=750  \2$81$wb$aImmunization$5IEN$0(DNLM)D007114
=750  \2$81$wb$aInfant$5IEN$0(DNLM)D007223
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aImmunization$iand$aInfant$5IEN

=LDR  00609cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880363062402441
=005  20120730164223.0
=008  880505i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 88002760 
=035  \\$aCAW6115NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aVaccination of infants
=550  \\$wg$aImmunization of infants
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Your child, 2 months-6 months [videorecording] 1986.
=750  \2$81$wb$aVaccination$5IEN$0(DNLM)D014611
=750  \2$81$wb$aInfant$5IEN$0(DNLM)D007223
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aVaccination$iand$aInfant$5IEN

=LDR  00604cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880363062502441
=005  20120730164223.0
=008  880505|n\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 88002755 
=035  \\$aCAW6110NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aChloride channels
=450  \\$aChannels, Chloride
=550  \\$wg$aIon channels
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Chloride channels and their modulation neurotransmitters and drugs, 1988.
=675  \\$aMESH;$aNIH;$aBest & Taylor's physiol. principles of med. practice;$aDorland's med. dict.;$aCecil's text. med.
=750  \2$aChloride Channels$5IEN$0(DNLM)D018118

=LDR  00639cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880363062602441
=005  20120730164223.0
=008  880504|n\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 88002750 
=035  \\$aCAW6107NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQP603.R52
=150  \\$aRibonucleoside diphosphate reductase
=550  \\$wg$aOxidoreductases
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Inhibitors of ribonucleoside diphosphate reductase activity, 1988.
=670  \\$aChem. abst.:$b9047-64-7.
=670  \\$aEnzyme Nomenclature:$b1.17.4.1.
=670  \\$aEnzymes.
=670  \\$aMESH.
=750  \2$aRibonucleoside Diphosphate Reductase$5IEN$0(DNLM)D012262

=LDR  00597cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880363062702441
=005  20131111125928.0
=008  880504i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 88002748 
=035  \\$aCAW6105NU
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aCarbohydrate intolerance
=550  \\$wg$aFood intolerance
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Non-human primate studies on diabetes, carbohydrate intolerance, and obesity, c1988.
=670  \\$aCecil's tex. med.$b(Carbohydrates, tolerance of, impaired)
=675  \\$aMESH;$aDorland's med. dict.;$aNIH
=750  \2$aGlucose Intolerance$5IEN$0(DNLM)D018149

=LDR  00762cz  a2200277n  4500
=001  9880363062802441
=005  20130312090132.0
=008  880502i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 88002663 
=035  \\$aCAW6039NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRC280.A28
=150  \\$aLiposarcoma
=450  \\$aAbernethy's sarcoma
=450  \\$aInfiltrating lipoma
=450  \\$aLipoblastic lipoma
=450  \\$aLipoblastoma
=450  \\$aLipoma sarcomatodes
=450  \\$aLipoma sarcomatosum
=550  \\$wg$aAdipose tissues$xCancer
=550  \\$wg$aSarcoma
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Adipose tissue tumors [slide], 1986.
=670  \\$aMESH.
=670  \\$aDorland's med. dict.
=670  \\$aStedman's med. dict.
=750  \2$aLiposarcoma$5IEN$0(DNLM)D008080

=LDR  00843cz  a2200277n  4500
=001  9880363062902441
=005  20120730164223.0
=008  880502|n\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 88002656 
=035  \\$aCAW6036NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQP114.C65$cPhysiology
=150  \\$aAtrioventricular node
=450  \\$aA-V node
=450  \\$aAschoff's node
=450  \\$aAV node
=450  \\$aKoch's node
=450  \\$aNode, Atrioventricular
=450  \\$aNodus atrioventricularis
=450  \\$aTawara's node
=550  \\$wg$aHeart conduction system
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Electrophysiology of the sinoatrial and atrioventricular nodes, 1988.
=670  \\$aBest & Taylor's physiological basis of med. practice.
=670  \\$aDorland's med. dict.
=670  \\$aMESH.
=750  \2$aAtrioventricular Node$5IEN$0(DNLM)D001283

=LDR  00980cz  a2200289n  4500
=001  9880363063002441
=005  20120730164223.0
=008  880502||\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 88002652 
=035  \\$aCAW6035NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dUk
=150  \\$aAcyclovir
=450  \\$aAciclovir
=450  \\$aACV (Drug)
=450  \\$aAcycloguanosine
=550  \\$wg$aAntimetabolites
=550  \\$wg$aAntiviral agents
=550  \\$wg$aNucleosides
=550  \\$wg$aPurines
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Genital herpes simplex infection [slide], 1985.
=670  \\$aPDR:$bp. 822 (Acyclovir)
=670  \\$aMESH:$bp. 12 (Acyclovir; Acycloguanosine; Antiviral agents; Antimetabolites)
=670  \\$aMerck:$bp. 22 (Acyclovir)
=670  \\$aUSAN/USP:$bp. 16 (Acyclovir)
=670  \\$aLC data base, 04/27/88.
=670  \\$aA randomised controlled trial of the use of aciclovir and/or prednisolone for the early treatment of Bell's palsy, 2009.
=750  \2$aAcyclovir$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000212

=LDR  00544cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880363063102441
=005  20120730164223.0
=008  880429i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 88002617 
=035  \\$aCAW6022NU
=035  \\$aSH 88002617
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aTP985
=150  \\$aDeodorants
=550  \\$wg$aCosmetics
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Antiperspirants and deodorants, 1988.
=670  \\$aWeb. 3.
=670  \\$aHawley chem. dict.
=670  \\$aMcGraw Hill dict. sci. tech.
=750  \2$aDeodorants$5IEN$0(DNLM)D003836

=LDR  00554cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880363063202441
=005  20060519085421.0
=008  880429i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 88002616 
=035  \\$aCAW6021NU
=035  \\$aSH 88002616
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aTP985
=150  \\$aAntiperspirants
=550  \\$wg$aCosmetics
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Antiperspirants and deodorants, 1988.
=670  \\$aWeb. 3.
=670  \\$aHawley chem. dict.
=675  \\$aMcGraw Hill dict. sci. tech.
=750  \2$aAntiperspirants$0(DNLM)D051520$5IEN

=LDR  00568cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880363063302441
=005  20120730164223.0
=008  880427i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 88002563 
=035  \\$aCAW5996NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQR201.H46
=150  \\$aHepatitis A virus
=450  \\$aInfectious hepatitis virus
=550  \\$wg$aEnteroviruses
=550  \\$wg$aHepatitis viruses
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Gust, I.D. Hepatitis A virus, 1988.
=670  \\$aMESH.
=670  \\$aThe viruses.
=750  \2$aHepatitis A virus$5IEN$0(DNLM)D030041

=LDR  00734cz  a2200241n  4500
=001  9880363063402441
=005  20091104135901.0
=008  880427i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 88002557 
=035  \\$aCAW5990NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=150  \\$aViscoelastic materials
=450  \\$aElastoviscus materials
=450  \\$aViscoelastics
=550  \\$wg$aMaterials
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Rosen. Viscoelastic materials, 1988.
=670  \\$aRandom House$b(viscoelastic)
=670  \\$aNASA$b(Viscoelastic cylinders)
=670  \\$aINSPEC.
=670  \\$aMcGraw-Hill dict. sci. tech.$b(viscoelastic fluid)
=670  \\$aWk AEP1631
=675  \\$aWeb. 3;$aDorland's med. dict.
=750  \2$aViscoelastic Substances$0(DNLM)D055682$5IEN

=LDR  00758cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880363063502441
=005  20120730164222.0
=008  030818i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 88002556 
=035  \\$aCAW5989NU
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh 88002556
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aOlder people$xFunctional assessment
=450  \\$wnnoa$aAged$xFunctional assessment$5IEN
=450  \\$aAssessment of function of older people
=450  \\$aFunctional assessment of older people
=550  \\$wg$aDisability evaluation
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Fillenbaum, G.G. Multidimensional functional assessment of older adults : the Duke Resources and Services procedures.
=675  \\$aHennepin;$aEncyc. soc. work
=750  \2$aGeriatric Assessment$5IEN$0(DNLM)D015577

=LDR  00741cz  a2200253n  4500
=001  9880363063602441
=005  20120730164222.0
=008  880425i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 88002484 
=035  \\$aCAW5925NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aRetirees
=450  \\$aPeople, Retired
=450  \\$aRetired people
=450  \\$aRetired persons
=550  \\$wg$aPersons
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Novi�t�ski�i, A.G. Zan�i�atost� pensionerov, 1981.
=670  \\$aHennepin$b(Retirees, see Retirement; Seniors)
=670  \\$aEncy. soc. work.
=670  \\$aSoc. sci. cit. index.
=670  \\$aWeb. 3$b(Retiree)
=670  \\$aIAC$b(Retired people)
=670  \\$aRandom House.
=750  \2$aRetirement$5IEN$0(DNLM)D012179

=LDR  01102cz  a2200277n  4500
=001  9880363063702441
=005  20120730164222.0
=008  880425i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 88002475 
=035  \\$aCAW5916NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aRA413.7.U53
=150  \\$aMedically uninsured persons
=450  \\$aPatients, Uninsured
=450  \\$aPersons without health insurance
=450  \\$aUninsured patients
=450  \\$aUninsured persons (Health insurance)
=550  \\$wg$aPersons
=550  \\$aHealth insurance
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Uninsured families : problems and solutions, 1988.
=670  \\$aBPI$b(Insurance, Health--Uninsured persons; x Uninsured persons (Health insurance))
=670  \\$aU.S. Congress. Senate. Special Comm. on Aging. Americans at risk : the case of the medically uninsured, 1985.
=670  \\$aRegula, R. National policy and the medically uninsured.  Inquiry 24 Spring '87:$bpp. 48-58.
=670  \\$aLC database, April 21, 1988$b(uninsured)
=675  \\$aMESH;$aNIH;$aHennepin;$aIAC;$aLIV
=750  \2$aMedically Uninsured$5IEN$0(DNLM)D017057

=LDR  00679cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880363063802441
=005  20090309102401.0
=008  880422||\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 88002450 
=035  \\$aCAW5895NU
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh 88002450
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC$dWaU
=053  \0$aQP447
=150  \\$aSensory receptors
=450  \\$aReceptors, Sensory
=550  \\$wg$aNeural receptors
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Transduction and cellular mechanisms in sensory receptors, 1988.
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Receptors, Sensory; was Receptors, Neural 1963-76)
=675  \\$aDorland's med. dict.;$aGould's med. dict.;$aWeb. 3
=750  \2$aSensory Receptor Cells$0(DNLM)D011984$5IEN

=LDR  01076cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880363063902441
=005  20070418134039.0
=008  880422i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 88002440 
=035  \\$aCAW5885NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQR82.Z9
=150  \\$aHelicobacter pylori
=450  \\$wnne$aCampylobacter pylori
=550  \\$wg$aHelicobacter
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Helicobacter pylori ...
=670  \\$aPhone call to Pierre Daggett, U. of Md., 5/25/90$b("Helicobacter pylori has recently been recognized as a new genus according to specific taxonomic criteria; the 'popular' name Campylobacter pylori has been corrected by scientific progress.")
=670  \\$aJournal of infectious diseases, "Helicobacter pylori and the pathogenesis ...":$bApril, 1990.
=670  \\$aMESH (Helicobacter pylori x Campylobacter pylori)
=675  \\$aNIH;$aBergey's manual of systemic bacteriology;$aApproved lists of bacterial names;$aZinsser's microbiology;$aDorland's med. dict.;$aCecil's textbook of medicine
=750  \2$aHelicobacter pylori$0(DNLM)D016480$5IEN

=LDR  00977cz  a2200241n  4500
=001  9880363064002441
=005  20130405164706.0
=008  880421i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 88002426 
=035  \\$aCAW5874NU
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh 88002426
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQD96.I5
=150  \\$aFourier transform infrared spectroscopy
=450  \\$aFTIR spectroscopy
=550  \\$wg$aFourier transform spectroscopy
=550  \\$wg$aInfrared spectroscopy
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Advances in applied Fourier transform infrared spectroscopy, c1988:$bCIP galley (FTIR spectroscopy)
=670  \\$aLC data base, 4/15/88$b(Fourier transform infrared spectroscopy)
=670  \\$aChem. abst.$b(Infrared spectroscopy, Fourier-transform)
=670  \\$aASTI, Apr. 1987:$bp. 252 (Fourier transform infrared spectroscopy)
=675  \\$aMcGraw-Hill dict. sci. tech.;$aWeb. 3;$aINSPEC;$aEngr. index
=750  \2$aSpectroscopy, Fourier Transform Infrared$5IEN$0(DNLM)D017550

=LDR  00658cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880363064102441
=005  20120730164222.0
=008  880420i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 88002411 
=035  \\$aCAW5860NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \\$aRJ520.D45
=150  \\$aDehydration in children
=550  \\$wg$aWater-electrolyte imbalances in children
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Oral rehydration therapy : a revolution in child survival, 1988.
=750  \2$81$wb$aDehydration$5IEN$0(DNLM)D003681
=750  \2$81$wb$aChild$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002648
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aDehydration$iand$aChild$5IEN

=LDR  01133cz  a2200265n  4500
=001  9880363064202441
=005  20120730164222.0
=008  880419i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 88002326 
=035  \\$aCAW5792NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dWaU
=053  \0$aQL444.B815$cZoology
=150  \\$aArtemia
=450  \\$aBrine shrimp
=450  \\$aBrine shrimps
=450  \\$aShrimp, Brine
=450  \\$aShrimps, Brine
=550  \\$wg$aArtemiidae
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Biochemistry and cell biology of Artemia, 1988.
=670  \\$aWeb. 3.
=670  \\$aSyn. liv. org.:$bv. 2, p. 179 (Artemia is undergoing scrutiny as far as classification is concerned so probably better to establish in the Latin)
=670  \\$aKaestner invert. zoo.:$bv. 3, pp. 86-87.
=670  \\$aWikipedia, Dec. 4, 2006$b(Brine shrimp. Brine shrimp are species of aquatic crustaceans of the genus Artemia, the only genus in the family Artemiidae)
=670  \\$aThe American heritage dictionary of the English language, via WWW, Dec. 4, 2006$b(brine shrimp: Any of various small crustaceans of the genus Artemia)
=750  \2$aArtemia$5IEN$0(DNLM)D001156

=LDR  00804cz  a2200241n  4500
=001  9880363064302441
=005  20120730164222.0
=008  880418i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 88002322 
=035  \\$aCAW5788NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aH61.28
=150  \\$aFocus groups
=450  \\$wnne$aFocused group interviewing
=450  \\$aGroups, Focus
=550  \\$aInterviewing
=550  \\$aPublic opinion
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Morgan, D. Focus groups as qualitative research, c1988.
=670  \\$aAmerican Heritage dict.
=670  \\$aEncarta World English dict.
=670  \\$aShapiro, I. Dict. marketing terms$b(Focused group interview; Focus groups)
=688  \\$aHeading changed 20080403 from: 150:##:_{dollar}a Focused group interviewing
=750  \2$aFocus Groups$5IEN$0(DNLM)D017144

=LDR  00449cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880363064402441
=005  20120730164219.0
=008  880412i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 88023294 
=035  \\$aCAW4133NU
=035  \\$aSH 88023294
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQR201.M97$cPathogens
=053  \0$aQR352.5.M9$cMicrobiology
=150  \\$aMycoplasmataceae
=550  \\$wg$aMycoplasmatales
=750  \2$aMycoplasmataceae$5IEN$0(DNLM)D009178

=LDR  00403cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880363064502441
=005  20040525081123.0
=008  880412i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 88023293 
=035  \\$aCAW4132LC
=035  \\$aSH 88023293
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQR352.5.M9$cMicrobiology
=150  \\$aMycoplasma gallisepticum
=550  \\$wg$aMycoplasma
=750  \2$aMycoplasma gallisepticum

=LDR  00431cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880363064602441
=005  20120730164219.0
=008  880412i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 88023292 
=035  \\$aCAW4131NU
=035  \\$aSH 88023292
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQR352.5.M9$cMicrobiology
=053  \\$aQR82.M93$5IEN
=150  \\$aMycoplasma
=550  \\$wg$aMycoplasmataceae
=750  \2$aMycoplasma$5IEN$0(DNLM)D009174

=LDR  02066cz  a2200301n  4500
=001  9880363064702441
=005  20090307123601.0
=008  880412i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 88023291 
=035  \\$aCAW4130NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dWaU
=053  \0$aQR82.M8$cBacteriology
=053  \0$aQR201.P28$cPathogen
=150  \\$aMycobacterium avium paratuberculosis
=450  \\$aBacillus paratuberculosis
=450  \\$aBacterium paratuberculosis
=450  \\$aJohne's bacillus
=450  \\$aMAP (Mycobacterium avium paratuberculosis)
=450  \\$aMycobacterium enteritidis
=450  \\$aMycobacterium johnei
=450  \\$wnne$aMycobacterium paratuberculosis
=550  \\$wg$aMycobacterium avium
=670  \\$aWorkshop on Mycobacterium avium subsp. paratuberculosis in North American Bison (Bison bison) (2005 : Edmonton, Alta.). Workshop on Mycobacterium avium subsp. paratuberculosis in North American Bison (Bison bison) : proceedings and workshop report, 2006:$babst. (Johne's disease (Mycobacterium avium subspecies paratuberulosis infection); Mycobacterium avium subspecies paratuberculosis (MAP)) p. 5 (M. avium paratuberculosis (MAP)) p. 23 (Mycobacterium avium subspecies paratuberculosis (M. paratuberculosis) causes granulomatous enteritis in ruminants, commonly referred to as Johne's disease)
=670  \\$aNCBI taxonomy browser, Nov. 6, 2008$b(Mycobacterium avium subsp. paratuberculosis)
=670  \\$aWikipedia, Nov. 6, 2008$b(Mycobacterium avium subspecies paratuberculosis is an obligate pathogenic bacteria in the genus Micobacteria. It is often abbreviated Map, M. paratuberculosis, or M. avium sub. paratuberculosis; causes Johne's disease in cattle and other ruminants, and it has long been suspected as a causative agent in Crohn's disease in humans)
=670  \\$aComprehensive microbial resource Web site, Nov. 6, 2008$b(Mycobacterium avium paratuberculosis)
=688  \\$aHeading changed 20090108 from: 150:##:_{dollar}a Mycobacterium paratuberculosis
=750  \2$aMycobacterium avium subsp. paratuberculosis$0(DNLM)D016927$5IEN

=LDR  00551cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880363064802441
=005  20120730164219.0
=008  880412i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 88023290 
=035  \\$aCAW4129NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQR82.M8$cBacteriology
=053  \\$aQR201.L5$cPathogen
=150  \\$aMycobacterium leprae
=450  \\$aBacillus leprae
=450  \\$aHansen's bacillus
=450  \\$aLeprosy bacillus
=550  \\$wg$aMycobacterium
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/13/90
=750  \2$aMycobacterium Leprae$5IEN$0(DNLM)D009166

=LDR  00539cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880363064902441
=005  20120730164219.0
=008  880412i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 88023289 
=035  \\$aCAW4128NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQR82.M8
=150  \\$aMycobacterium avium
=450  \\$aAvian tubercle bacillus
=450  \\$aBacillus tuberculosis gallinarum
=450  \\$aMycobacterium tuberculosis avium
=550  \\$wg$aMycobacterium
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/13/90
=750  \2$aMycobacterium avium$5IEN$0(DNLM)D009162

=LDR  00381cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880363065002441
=005  20120730164219.0
=008  880412i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 88023288 
=035  \\$aCAW4127NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQR82.N4
=150  \\$aMoraxella
=450  \\$aDiplobacillus
=550  \\$wg$aNeisseriaceae
=750  \2$aMoraxella$5IEN$0(DNLM)D009016

=LDR  00352cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880363065102441
=005  20050531121918.0
=008  880412i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 88023286 
=035  \\$aCAW4125NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \\$aQR99.7.C
=150  \\$aMicrocystis
=550  \\$wg$aChroococcaceae
=750  \2$aMicrocystis$0(DNLM)D046931$5IEN

=LDR  00453cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880363065202441
=005  20120730164219.0
=008  880412i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 88023285 
=035  \\$aCAW4124NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQR82.M5
=150  \\$aMicrococcus luteus
=450  \\$aMicrococcus lysodeikticus
=450  \\$aMicrococcus sodonensis
=550  \\$wg$aMicrococcus
=750  \2$aMicrococcus luteus$5IEN$0(DNLM)D016982

=LDR  00386cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880363065302441
=005  20120730164219.0
=008  880412i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 88023284 
=035  \\$aCAW4123NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQR82.M5
=150  \\$aMicrococcus
=550  \\$wg$aMicrococcaceae
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/12/90
=750  \2$aMicrococcus$5IEN$0(DNLM)D008837

=LDR  00375cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880363065402441
=005  20120730164218.0
=008  930224i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 88023283 
=035  \\$aCAW4122NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQR82.M5
=150  \\$aMicrococcaceae
=550  \\$wg$aGram-positive bacteria
=750  \2$aMicrococcaceae$5IEN$0(DNLM)D008835

=LDR  00483cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880363065502441
=005  20120730164218.0
=008  880412i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 88023278 
=035  \\$aCAW4117NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQR82.Z9
=150  \\$aListeria monocytogenes
=450  \\$aBacterium monocytogenes
=450  \\$aListerella monocytogenes
=550  \\$wg$aListeria
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/10/90
=750  \2$aListeria Monocytogenes$5IEN$0(DNLM)D008089

=LDR  00363cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880363065602441
=005  20120730164218.0
=008  930224i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 88023277 
=035  \\$aCAW4116NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQR82.Z9
=150  \\$aListeria
=550  \\$wg$aGram-positive bacteria
=750  \2$aListeria$5IEN$0(DNLM)D008087

=LDR  00439cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880363065702441
=005  20120730164218.0
=008  880412i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 88023276 
=035  \\$aCAW4115NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQR82.S7$cBacteriology
=053  \\$aQR201.L6$cLeptospirosis
=150  \\$aLeptospira
=550  \\$wg$aSpirochaetaceae
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/10/90
=750  \2$aLeptospira$5IEN$0(DNLM)D007919

=LDR  00415cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880363065802441
=005  20050524075615.0
=008  880412i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 88023275 
=035  \\$aCAW4114LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \\$aQR82.L3
=150  \\$aLactobacillus plantarum
=450  \\$aLactobacillus arabinosus
=550  \\$wg$aLactobacillus
=750  \2$aLactobacillus plantarum$0(DNLM)D048191$5IEN

=LDR  00378cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880363065902441
=005  20060622124933.0
=008  880412i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 88023274 
=035  \\$aCAW4113LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \\$aQR82.L3
=150  \\$aLactobacillus leichmannii
=550  \\$wg$aLactobacillus
=750  \2$aLactobacillus leichmannii$0(DNLM)D052199$5IEN

=LDR  00415cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880363066002441
=005  20050524075348.0
=008  880412i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 88023273 
=035  \\$aCAW4112LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \\$aQR82.L3
=150  \\$aLactobacillus delbrueckii
=450  \\$aBacillus delbrueckii
=550  \\$wg$aLactobacillus
=750  \2$aLactobacillus delbrueckii$0(DNLM)D048668$5IEN

=LDR  00545cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880363066102441
=005  20250214144053.0
=008  880411i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 88023272
=035  \\$aCAW4111NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQR82.L3
=150  \\$aLactobacillus casei
=450  \\$aBacillus casei
=450  \\$aBacterium casei
=450  \\$aCaseobacterium vulgare
=450  \\$aStreptobacterium casei
=550  \\$wg$aLactobacillus
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/9/90
=750  \2$aLacticaseibacillus casei$5IEN$0(DNLM)D007780

=LDR  00427cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880363066202441
=005  20060622124631.0
=008  880411i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 88023270 
=035  \\$aCAW4109NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQR82.L3
=150  \\$aLactobacillus acidophilus
=450  \\$aThermobacterium intestinale
=550  \\$wg$aLactobacillus
=750  \2$aLactobacillus acidophilus$0(DNLM)D007779$5IEN

=LDR  00362cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880363066302441
=005  20060622124508.0
=008  880411i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 88023269 
=035  \\$aCAW4108NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQR82.L3
=150  \\$aLactobacillus
=550  \\$wg$aLactobacillaceae
=750  \2$aLactobacillus$0(DNLM)D007778$5IEN

=LDR  00379cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880363066402441
=005  20120730164218.0
=008  930224i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 88023268 
=035  \\$aCAW4107NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQR82.L3
=150  \\$aLactobacillaceae
=550  \\$wg$aGram-positive bacteria
=750  \2$aLactobacillaceae$5IEN$0(DNLM)D007777

=LDR  00415cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880363066502441
=005  20120730164218.0
=008  880411i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 88023266 
=035  \\$aCAW4106NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQR82.E6
=150  \\$aKlebsiella
=450  \\$aHyalococcus
=550  \\$wg$aEnterobacteriaceae
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/9/90
=750  \2$aKlebsiella$5IEN$0(DNLM)D007709

=LDR  00366cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880363066602441
=005  20120730164218.0
=008  880411i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 88023261 
=035  \\$aCAW4101NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQR82.B35
=150  \\$aFusobacterium
=550  \\$wg$aBacteroidaceae
=750  \2$aFusobacterium$5IEN$0(DNLM)D005673

=LDR  00600cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880363066702441
=005  20120730164218.0
=008  880411i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 88023260 
=035  \\$aCAW4100NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQR82.Z9$cBacteriology
=053  \\$aQR201.T8$cPathogen
=150  \\$aFrancisella tularensis
=450  \\$aBacillus tularensis
=450  \\$aBacterium tularense
=450  \\$aPasteurella tularensis
=450  \\$aTularemia bacillus
=550  \\$wg$aFrancisella
=690  \\$ar:AMD:6/29/90
=750  \2$aFrancisella tularensis$5IEN$0(DNLM)D005604

=LDR  00369cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880363066802441
=005  20120730164218.0
=008  930224i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 88023259 
=035  \\$aCAW4099NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQR82.Z9
=150  \\$aFrancisella
=550  \\$wg$aGram-negative bacteria
=750  \2$aFrancisella$5IEN$0(DNLM)D005603

=LDR  00355cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880363066902441
=005  20120730164218.0
=008  880411i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 88023258 
=035  \\$aCAW4098LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aQR82.C9
=150  \\$aFlexibacter
=550  \\$wg$aCytophagaceae
=750  \2$aFlexibacter$5IEN$0(DNLM)D045248

=LDR  00355cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880363067002441
=005  20170317161536.0
=008  880411i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 88023256
=035  \\$aCAW4096NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQR82.Z9
=150  \\$aErysipelothrix
=550  \\$wg$aBacteria
=750  \2$aErysipelothrix$5IEN$0(DNLM)D004888

=LDR  00371cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880363067102441
=005  20120730164218.0
=008  880411i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 88023254 
=035  \\$aCAW4094NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQR82.E6
=150  \\$aErwinia carotovora
=550  \\$wg$aErwinia
=750  \2$aPectobacterium carotovorum$5IEN$0(DNLM)D016973

=LDR  00392cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880363067202441
=005  20120730164218.0
=008  880411i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 88023253 
=035  \\$aCAW4093LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \\$aQR82.E6
=150  \\$aErwinia amylovora
=450  \\$aBacillus amylovorus
=550  \\$wg$aErwinia
=750  \2$aErwinia amylovora$5IEN$0(DNLM)D044084

=LDR  00383cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880363067302441
=005  20120730164218.0
=008  880411i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 88023252 
=035  \\$aCAW4092NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQR82.E6
=150  \\$aErwinia
=450  \\$aPectobacterium
=550  \\$wg$aEnterobacteriaceae
=750  \2$aErwinia$5IEN$0(DNLM)D004885

=LDR  00471cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880363067402441
=005  20120730164218.0
=008  880411i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 88023251 
=035  \\$aCAW4091NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQR82.E6
=150  \\$aEnterobacter cloacae
=450  \\$aAerobacter cloacae
=450  \\$aBacillus cloacae
=450  \\$aCloaca cloacae
=550  \\$wg$aEnterobacter
=750  \2$aEnterobacter cloacae$5IEN$0(DNLM)D016972

=LDR  00448cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880363067502441
=005  20120730164217.0
=008  880411i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 88023250 
=035  \\$aCAW4090LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aQR82.E6
=150  \\$aEnterobacter aerogenes
=450  \\$aAerobacter aerogenes
=450  \\$aBacillus aerogenes
=550  \\$wg$aEnterobacter
=750  \2$aEnterobacter aerogenes$5IEN$0(DNLM)D021902

=LDR  00419cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880363067602441
=005  20120730164217.0
=008  880411i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 88023249 
=035  \\$aCAW4089NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQR82.E6
=150  \\$aEnterobacter
=450  \\$aAerobacter
=550  \\$wg$aEnterobacteriaceae
=690  \\$ar:AMD:6/27/90
=750  \2$aEnterobacter$5IEN$0(DNLM)D004754

=LDR  00388cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880363067702441
=005  20120730164217.0
=008  880411i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 88023247 
=035  \\$aCAW4088NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQR353.5.R5
=150  \\$aCoxiella
=550  \\$wg$aRickettsiaceae
=690  \\$ar:AMD:6/22/90
=750  \2$aCoxiella$5IEN$0(DNLM)D003381

=LDR  00545cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880363067802441
=005  20120730164217.0
=008  880411i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 88023241 
=035  \\$aCAW4082NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQR82.C6$cBacteriology
=053  \\$aQR201.D5$cPathogen
=150  \\$aCorynebacterium diphtheriae
=450  \\$aBacillus diphtheriae
=450  \\$aKlebs-Loeffler bacillus
=550  \\$wg$aCorynebacterium
=690  \\$ar:AMD:6/22/90
=750  \2$aCorynebacterium Diphtheriae$5IEN$0(DNLM)D003353

=LDR  00448cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880363067902441
=005  20070511135649.0
=008  880411i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 88023240 
=035  \\$aCAW4081NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQR82.B3$cBacteriology
=053  \\$aQR201.T3$cPathogen
=150  \\$aClostridium tetani
=450  \\$aBacillus tetani
=550  \\$wg$aClostridium
=750  \2$aClostridium tetani$0(DNLM)D003017$5IEN

=LDR  00405cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880363068002441
=005  20050505081854.0
=008  880411i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 88023237 
=035  \\$aCAW4078LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \\$aQR82.B3
=150  \\$aClostridium kluyveri
=450  \\$aTerminosporus kluyveri
=550  \\$wg$aClostridium
=750  \2$aClostridium kluyveri$0(DNLM)D047010$5IEN

=LDR  00366cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880363068102441
=005  20050505081519.0
=008  880411i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 88023235 
=035  \\$aCAW4076NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \0$aQR82.B3
=150  \\$aClostridium chauvoei
=550  \\$wg$aClostridium
=750  \2$aClostridium chauvoei$0(DNLM)D046975$5IEN

=LDR  00406cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880363068202441
=005  20050505081059.0
=008  880407i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 88023234 
=035  \\$aCAW4075LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \\$aQR82.B3
=150  \\$aClostridium butyricum
=450  \\$aClostridium butylicum
=550  \\$wg$aClostridium
=750  \2$aClostridium butyricum$0(DNLM)D046972$5IEN

=LDR  00550cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362566902441
=005  20110204100115.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85089196 
=035  \\$aBZT9102NU
=035  \\$aSH 85089196
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQR352$bQR352.5$cMicrobiology
=150  \\$aMycoplasmatales
=450  \\$aMollicutes
=450  \\$aMycoplasmas
=450  \\$aMycoplasms
=450  \\$aPleuropneumonia-like organisms
=550  \\$wg$aGram-negative bacteria
=750  \2$aMycoplasmatales$0(DNLM)D009179$5IEN

=LDR  00560cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362567002441
=005  20120730163544.0
=008  860211||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85089785 
=035  \\$aBZT9691NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRM666.N
=150  \\$aNaproxen
=550  \\$wg$aAntiarthritic agents
=550  \\$wg$aAntipyretics
=550  \\$wg$aBicyclic compounds
=550  \\$wg$aNaphthaleneacetic acid
=550  \\$wg$aNonsteroidal anti-inflammatory agents
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/13/90
=750  \2$aNaproxen$5IEN$0(DNLM)D009288

=LDR  00481cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362567102441
=005  20120730163538.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85089190 
=035  \\$aBZT9096NU
=035  \\$aSH 85089190
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQR201.M97$cMicrobiology
=150  \\$aMycoplasma diseases
=450  \\$aMycoplasma infections$5IEN
=550  \\$wg$aGram-negative bacterial infections
=750  \2$aMycoplasma Infections$5IEN$0(DNLM)D009175

=LDR  00394cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362567202441
=005  20120730163544.0
=008  050331i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85089713 
=035  \\$aBZT9619NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aNaphthoquinone
=450  \\$aNaphthaquinone
=550  \\$wg$aNaphthalene
=550  \\$wg$aQuinone
=750  \2$aNaphthoquinones$5IEN$0(DNLM)D009285

=LDR  00407cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362567302441
=005  20120730163538.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85089188 
=035  \\$aBZT9094NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aMycology
=550  \\$wg$aBotany
=550  \\$wg$aMicrobiology
=550  \\$aFungi
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/13/90
=750  \2$aMycology$5IEN$0(DNLM)D009172

=LDR  00351cz  a2200133n  4500
=001  9880362567402441
=005  20120730163543.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|n\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85089711 
=035  \\$aBZT9617NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aNaphthaleneacetic acid
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/13/90
=750  \2$aNaphthaleneacetic Acids$5IEN$0(DNLM)D009280

=LDR  00353cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362567502441
=005  20120730163538.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85089187 
=035  \\$aBZT9093NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aMycologists
=550  \\$wg$aMycology
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/13/90
=750  \2$aMycology$5IEN$0(DNLM)D009172

=LDR  00373cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362567602441
=005  20120730163543.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85089710 
=035  \\$aBZT9616NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQD391
=150  \\$aNaphthalene
=550  \\$wg$aPolycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons
=750  \2$aNaphthalenes$5IEN$0(DNLM)D009281

=LDR  00648cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362567702441
=005  20070524090038.0
=008  050808i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85089689 
=035  \\$aBZT9595NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aRS201.N35$cPharmacy
=150  \\$aNanoparticles
=550  \\$wg$aNanostructured materials
=550  \\$wg$aParticles
=670  \\$aWikipedia, Aug. 8, 2005$b("a nanoparticle is a microscopic particle whose size is measured in nanometers. Often such particles in nanoscale are used in biomedical applications acting as drug carriers or imaging agents.")
=750  \2$aNanoparticles$0(DNLM)D053758$5IEN

=LDR  00964cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880362567802441
=005  20120730163538.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85089186 
=035  \\$aBZT9092NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIdPI$dDLC$dOkU$dDLC
=053  \0$aQR82.M8 (Bacteriology)
=150  \\$aMycobacterium tuberculosis
=450  \\$aKoch bacillus
=450  \\$aTubercle bacillus
=550  \\$wg$aMycobacterium
=550  \\$aTuberculin
=550  \\$aTuberculosis
=670  \\$aKamarakalva, R.B. Trends in human mycobacterialtuberculosis in southeastern Idaho, 2007.
=670  \\$aCiba Foundation symposium on experimental tuberculosis bacillus and host, 1955:$bp. v, ff. (tubercle bacillus)
=670  \\$aWikipedia, Oct. 29, 2010:$b(Mycobacterium tuberculosis, then known as the tubercle bacillus, was first described on 24 March 1882 by Robert Koch; also known as Koch bacillus)
=750  \2$aMycobacterium Tuberculosis$5IEN$0(DNLM)D009169

=LDR  00360cz  a2200133n  4500
=001  9880362567902441
=005  20120730163538.0
=008  920330i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85089185 
=035  \\$aBZT9091NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aMycobacterium phlei
=550  \\$wg$aAtypical mycobacteria
=750  \2$aMycobacterium phlei$5IEN$0(DNLM)D009168

=LDR  00678cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362568002441
=005  20120730163543.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85089592 
=035  \\$aBZT9498NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aNames
=360  \\$isubdivisions$aName$ior$aNames$iunder subjects, e.g.$aAmerica--Name; Catholic Church--Name; United States--History--Civil War, 1861-1865--Name; Jews--Name; Sects--Names; Stars--Names
=450  \\$aNomenclature
=450  \\$aProper names
=450  \\$aTerminology
=550  \\$wg$aLanguage and languages$xEtymology
=550  \\$aEpithets
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/13/90
=750  \2$aNames$5IEN$0(DNLM)D009275

=LDR  00461cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362568102441
=005  20120730163538.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85089184 
=035  \\$aBZT9090NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aQR82.M8
=150  \\$aMycobacterium marinum
=450  \\$wnne$aMycobacterium balnei
=450  \\$aMycobacterium platypoecilus
=550  \\$wg$aMycobacterium
=750  \2$aMycobacterium marinum$5IEN$0(DNLM)D019910

=LDR  00361cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362568202441
=005  20120730163543.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85089574 
=035  \\$aBZT9480NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aNaloxone
=550  \\$wg$aAlkaloids
=550  \\$wg$aNarcotic antagonists
=750  \2$aNaloxone$5IEN$0(DNLM)D009270

=LDR  00391cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362568302441
=005  20120730163538.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85089183 
=035  \\$aBZT9089NU
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh 85089183
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQR82.M8
=150  \\$aMycobacterium
=550  \\$wg$aMycobacteria
=750  \2$aMycobacterium$5IEN$0(DNLM)D009161

=LDR  00405cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362568402441
=005  20120730163543.0
=008  920417||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85089542 
=035  \\$aBZT9448NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQL942$cComparative anatomy
=053  \\$aQM488$cHuman anatomy
=150  \\$aNails (Anatomy)
=550  \\$wg$aSkin
=750  \2$aNails$5IEN$0(DNLM)D009262

=LDR  00645cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880362568502441
=005  20120730163538.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85089182 
=035  \\$aBZT9088NU
=035  \\$ash 85089182
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aQR201.M96$cMicrobiology
=053  \\$aRC116.M8$cInternal medicine
=150  \\$aMycobacterial diseases
=450  \\$wnne$aMycobacterial disease
=450  \\$aMycobacterial infections
=450  \\$aMycobacterioses
=450  \\$aMycobacterium infections
=550  \\$wg$aGram-positive bacterial infections
=750  \2$aMycobacterium Infections$5IEN$0(DNLM)D009164

=LDR  00497cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362568602441
=005  20120730163543.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85089535 
=035  \\$aBZT9441NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aHQ784.N3$cChild development
=150  \\$aNail-biting
=450  \\$aBiting of nails
=450  \\$aFingernail biting
=550  \\$wg$aNeuroses
=550  \\$wg$aOral habits
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/13/90
=750  \2$aNail Biting$5IEN$0(DNLM)D009259

=LDR  00479cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362568702441
=005  20120730163543.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85089485 
=035  \\$aBZT9391NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRM666.N32
=150  \\$aNadolol
=550  \\$wg$aAdrenergic beta blockers
=550  \\$wg$aHypotensive agents
=550  \\$wg$aMyocardial depressants
=550  \\$wg$aPropanolamines
=750  \2$aNadolol$5IEN$0(DNLM)D009248

=LDR  00505cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362568802441
=005  20111213142804.0
=008  920330i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85089181 
=035  \\$aBZT9087NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQR82.M8
=150  \\$aAtypical mycobacteria
=450  \\$aAnonymous mycobacteria
=450  \\$wnne$aMycobacteria, Atypical
=450  \\$aUnclassified mycobacteria
=550  \\$wg$aMycobacteria
=750  \2$aNontuberculous Mycobacteria$0(DNLM)D009170$5IEN

=LDR  00401cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362568902441
=005  20120730163538.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85089179 
=035  \\$aBZT9085NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQR82.M8
=150  \\$aMycobacteria
=450  \\$aMycobacteriaceae
=550  \\$wg$aActinomycetales
=750  \2$aMycobacteriaceae$5IEN$0(DNLM)D009159

=LDR  00638cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880362569002441
=005  20120730163543.0
=008  871218i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85089456 
=035  \\$a(OCoLC)02054531
=035  \\$aBZT9362NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aQR404
=150  \\$aOrthomyxoviruses
=450  \\$wnne$aMyxoviruses
=450  \\$aOrthomyxoviridae
=550  \\$wg$aRNA viruses
=670  \\$aWork cat.: The paramyxoviruses, c1991.
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Orthomyxoviridae x Myxoviruses)
=670  \\$aMEDLINE.
=670  \\$aSingleton. Dict. microbiol.
=750  \2$aOrthomyxoviridae$5IEN$0(DNLM)D009975

=LDR  00445cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362569102441
=005  20090311135134.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85089176 
=035  \\$aBZT9082NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRC168.M9
=150  \\$aMycetoma
=450  \\$aMadura foot
=450  \\$aMaduromycosis
=550  \\$wg$aDermatomycoses
=550  \\$wg$aFoot$xInfections
=750  \2$aMycetoma$0(DNLM)D008271$5IEN

=LDR  00309cz  a2200133n  4500
=001  9880362569202441
=005  20120730163538.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|n\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85089174 
=035  \\$aBZT9080NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \\$aQK601
=150  \\$aMycelium
=750  \2$aMycelium$5IEN$0(DNLM)D025282

=LDR  02109cz  a2200325n  4500
=001  9880362569302441
=005  20100721125430.0
=008  920103i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85089454 
=035  \\$aBZT9360NU
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh 85089454
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dWaU
=053  \0$aQK635
=150  \\$aMyxomycetes
=450  \\$aAcellular slime molds
=450  \\$aAerogastres
=450  \\$aMolds, Slime
=450  \\$aMycetozoa
=450  \\$aMyxogastres
=450  \\$aMyxomycota$5IEN
=450  \\$aPlasmoidial slime molds
=450  \\$aSlime fungi
=450  \\$aSlime molds
=450  \\$aSlime moulds
=450  \\$aTrue slime molds
=550  \\$wg$aRhizopoda
=670  \\$aIng, B. The myxomycetes of Britain and Ireland, c1999:$bp. 1 ("Myxomycetes are defined as eukaryotic microorganisms with a plasmodium as the assimilative stage and a sexually produced resting spore as the propagule ... For generations they have been shuffled back and forth between the animal and plant kingdoms, being regarded either as amoeboid protozoans, the Mycetozoa, or as a group of fungi, the Myxomycetes. In these more enlightened, and better equipped, times we are able to show that they possess mitochondria with tubular cristae and this makes them clearly members of the kingdom Protozoa, not fungi, and indeed, not animals! This fact does not stop them from being treated as 'honorary fungi' as they occupy the same habitats, disperse their spores and are studied by methods which are characteristic of the fungi in the broadest sense"; slime moulds)
=670  \\$aITIS, via WWW, Aug. 14, 2000$b(Myxomycetes. Rank: Class. Division: Myxomycota. Kingdom: Fungi. Usage: accepted. Vernacular names: acellular slime molds, plasmoidial slime molds, true slime molds)
=670  \\$aIndex to organism names, via WWW, Aug. 14, 2000$b(In Zoological record animal names database: Name: Myxomycetes, Group: Protozoa, Classification: Myxogastria. ZR taxonomic hierarchy: Protozoa, Sarcomastigophora, Sarcodina, Rhizopoda, Eumycetozoea, Myxogastria, Myxomycetes)
=750  \2$aMyxomycetes$0(DNLM)D009235$5IEN

=LDR  00357cz  a2200133n  4500
=001  9880362569402441
=005  20120730163538.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85089173 
=035  \\$aBZT9079NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aMyasthenia gravis
=550  \\$wg$aNeuromuscular diseases
=750  \2$aMyasthenia Gravis$5IEN$0(DNLM)D009157

=LDR  00344cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362569502441
=005  20120730163543.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85089453 
=035  \\$aBZT9359NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aMyxoma
=550  \\$wg$aTumors
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/13/90
=750  \2$aMyxoma$5IEN$0(DNLM)D009232

=LDR  00460cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362569602441
=005  20140324135738.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85089171 
=035  \\$aBZT9077NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aMyalgia
=450  \\$aMuscle pain
=450  \\$aMuscular pain
=450  \\$aMyodynia
=450  \\$aMyosalgia
=550  \\$wg$aMuscles$xDiseases
=550  \\$wg$aPain
=750  \2$aMyalgia$0(DNLM)D063806$5IEN

=LDR  00337cz  a2200133n  4500
=001  9880362569702441
=005  20120730163542.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|n\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85089452 
=035  \\$aBZT9358NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQR82.M95
=150  \\$aMyxococcus xanthus
=750  \2$aMyxococcus xanthus$5IEN$0(DNLM)D016941

=LDR  00335cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362569802441
=005  20060629095835.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85089169 
=035  \\$aBZT9075LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aQL430.7.M9
=150  \\$aMya
=550  \\$wg$aMyidae
=750  \2$aMya$0(DNLM)D049892$5IEN

=LDR  00354cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362569902441
=005  20120730163542.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85089451 
=035  \\$aBZT9357NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQR82.M95
=150  \\$aMyxococcus
=550  \\$wg$aMyxococcaceae
=750  \2$aMyxococcus$5IEN$0(DNLM)D016940

=LDR  00434cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362570002441
=005  20120730163542.0
=008  930224i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85089449 
=035  \\$aBZT9355NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aMyxobacterales
=450  \\$aGliding bacteria
=450  \\$aMyxobacteria
=450  \\$wnne$aMyxobacteriales
=550  \\$wg$aBacteria
=750  \2$aMyxococcales$5IEN$0(DNLM)D009231

=LDR  00353cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362570102441
=005  20070531085642.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85089446 
=035  \\$aBZT9352NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRC657
=150  \\$aMyxedema
=550  \\$wg$aHypothyroidism
=750  \2$aMyxedema$0(DNLM)D009230$5IEN

=LDR  00513cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362570202441
=005  20120730163538.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85089142 
=035  \\$aBZT9048NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN-M
=053  \\$aRC394.A43
=150  \\$aMutism, Akinetic
=450  \\$aAkinetic mutism
=450  \\$aApallic syndrome
=550  \\$wg$aBrain stem$xDiseases
=550  \\$wg$aMovement disorders
=550  \\$wg$aNeuropsychiatry
=750  \2$aAkinetic Mutism$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000405

=LDR  01043cz  a2200253n  4500
=001  9880362570302441
=005  20060629101025.0
=008  000126i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\c
=010  \\$ash 85089445 
=035  \\$aBZT9351LC
=035  \\$ash 85089445
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dWaU
=053  \0$aQL430.7.M95$cZoology
=150  \\$aMytilus edulis
=450  \\$aBay mussel
=450  \\$aBlack mussel
=450  \\$aBlue mussel
=450  \\$aCommon mussel
=450  \\$aEdible mussel
=450  \\$aPile mussel
=550  \\$wg$aMytilus
=670  \\$aShaw, W.N. Species profiles : life histories and environmental requirements of coastal fishes and invertebrates (Pacific Southwest). California sea mussel and bay mussel, 1988:$bp. 1 (Mytilus edulis. Preferred common name: Bay mussel. Other common names: Edible mussel, black mussel, blue mussel, pile mussel)
=670  \\$aCommon and scientific names of aquatic invertebrates from U.S. and Canada: mollusks, 1998:$bp. 27 (Mytilus edulis, blue mussel)
=750  \2$aMytilus edulis$0(DNLM)D049880$5IEN

=LDR  00727cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362570402441
=005  20120730163537.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85089141 
=035  \\$aBZT9047NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aMutism
=450  \\$aDumbness
=450  \\$aSpeechlessness
=550  \\$wg$aSpeech disorders
=680  \\$iHere are entered works on the inability to speak whether from any functional or physical cause other than deafness. Works on the lack of sense of hearing, including the lack combined with the inability to speak, i.e. deaf-mutism, are entered under$aDeafness.
=681  \\$iNote under$aDeafness
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/13/90
=750  \2$aMutism$5IEN$0(DNLM)D009155

=LDR  00347cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362570502441
=005  20060629100748.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85089443 
=035  \\$aBZT9349LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aQL430.7.M95
=150  \\$aMytilus
=550  \\$wg$aMytilidae
=750  \2$aMytilus$0(DNLM)D049878$5IEN

=LDR  00580cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362570602441
=005  20060629100611.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85089441 
=035  \\$aBZT9347LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aQL430.7.M95
=150  \\$aMytilidae
=450  \\$aMarine mussels
=450  \\$aSea mussels
=550  \\$wg$aMussels
=550  \\$wg$aMytiloida
=670  \\$aLC data base, 3/9/93$b(marine mussels)
=670  \\$aWorld Book:$bv. 13, p. 806 (Sea mussels belong to the family Mytilidae)
=750  \2$aMytilidae$0(DNLM)D049879$5IEN

=LDR  00572cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880362570702441
=005  20120730163542.0
=008  860211||\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85089371 
=035  \\$aBZT9277NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aBL300$bBL325$cComparative
=150  \\$aMythology
=360  \\$isubdivision$aMythology$iunder topical headings
=450  \\$aMyths
=550  \\$wg$aLegends
=550  \\$wg$aReligion
=550  \\$wg$aReligions
=550  \\$aFolklore
=550  \\$aGods
=550  \\$aMyth
=750  \2$aMythology$5IEN$0(DNLM)D009229

=LDR  00641cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880362570802441
=005  20120730163541.0
=008  050801i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85089345 
=035  \\$aBZT9251NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aB728$cMedieval philosophy
=053  \0$aB828$cModern philosophy
=053  \0$aBL625$cComparative religion
=053  \0$aBV5070$bBV5095$cChristianity
=150  \\$aMysticism
=450  \\$aDark night of the soul
=450  \\$aMystical theology
=450  \\$aTheology, Mystical
=550  \\$wg$aSpiritual life
=550  \\$aNegative theology
=750  \2$aMysticism$5IEN$0(DNLM)D009228

=LDR  00363cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362570902441
=005  20060629095346.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85089128 
=035  \\$aBZT9034NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aMutation (Biology)
=550  \\$aGenetics
=550  \\$aVariation (Biology)
=750  \2$aMutation$0(DNLM)D009154$5IEN

=LDR  00445cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362571002441
=005  20120730163541.0
=008  020730i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85089317 
=035  \\$aBZT9223NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQK495.M9$cBotany
=150  \\$aMyrtaceae
=450  \\$aMyrtle family (Plants)
=550  \\$wg$aMyrtales
=670  \\$aWeb. 3$b(myrtle family: Myrtaceae)
=750  \2$aMyrtaceae$5IEN$0(DNLM)D027822

=LDR  00481cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362571102441
=005  20120730163537.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85089127 
=035  \\$aBZT9033NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQH465
=150  \\$aMutagens
=450  \\$aMutagenic agents
=550  \\$wg$aMutagenesis
=550  \\$wg$aMutation (Biology)
=550  \\$aTeratogenic agents
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/13/90
=750  \2$aMutagens$5IEN$0(DNLM)D009153

=LDR  00359cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362571302441
=005  20120730163541.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85089300 
=035  \\$aBZT9206NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aQK495.M85
=150  \\$aMyristicaceae
=550  \\$wg$aMagnoliales
=750  \2$aMyristicaceae$5IEN$0(DNLM)D026324

=LDR  00569cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362571402441
=005  20120730163537.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85089126 
=035  \\$aBZT9032NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQH465$cGenetics
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=670  \\$aITIS, May 18, 2005$b(Myrica L. -- accepted -- sweetgale)
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=001  9880362572202441
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=001  9880362572302441
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=001  9880362572602441
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=LDR  00394cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362572802441
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=001  9880362572902441
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=LDR  00514cz  a2200205n  4500
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=670  \\$aEOL, encyclopedia of life website, June 18, 2013$b(Ovis aries, Domestic Sheep; The origins of domestic sheep are not well known. It is generally believed that sheep domestication occurred shortly after goat domestication (probably 7000 to 10000 years ago) and in the same region, the Fertile Crescent of the Middle East. Genetic studies have not yet provided a clear indication of the wild ancestors of modern domestic sheep, although progress has made in addressing this question. Groves and Leslie (2011) suggest that the Anatolian Sheep or Asiatic Mouflon (Ovis gmelini) is likely the ancestor of domestic sheep and that European Mouflon, sometimes referred to as O. musimon or O. orientalis musimon, are the feral descendants of the first domestic sheep brought to Europe. The name O. aries is often used to refer only to domestic sheep, but has also been used more broadly, depending on which forms are recognized as distinct species--for example, including mouflon as well.)
=670  \\$aMammal species of the world, via Smithsonian National Museum of Natural History website, June 18, 2013$b(Ovis aries. Common Name: Red Sheep. Domesticated worldwide)
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=670  \\$aAmerican Heritage dict.$b("The making of unwanted and offensive sexual advance or of sexually offensive remarks or acts, especially by one in a superior or supervisory position or when acquiescence to such behavior is a condition of continued employment, promotion, or satisfactory evaluation")
=670  \\$aRandom House dict.$b("unwelcome sexual advances made by an employer or superior, esp. when compliance is made a condition of continued employment or advancement")
=670  \\$aGoogle search, Mar. 6, 2007$b(workplace sexual harassment; sexual harassment in the workplace)
=680  \\$iHere are entered works on sexual harassment that occurs in the workplace, as well as works on sexual harassment in general.
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=670  \\$aMESH$b(Paraphilias; was Sex Deviation 1963-80; UF Sex Deviations)
=670  \\$aThesaurus of psych. index terms$b(Paraphilias)
=670  \\$aathealth.com Web site, Oct. 24, 2007$b(Paraphilias are sometimes referred to as sexual deviations or perversions. Paraphilias include fantasies, behaviors, or sexual urges focusing on unusual objects, activities, or situations. Paraphilias include: Sexual urges or sexual fantasies with non-human objects; Sexual behaviors with non-human objects; Sexual behaviors involving humiliation or suffering of oneself or another person; Adult sexual behavior that involves children or nonconsenting adults.  Some of the common paraphilias include: Exhibitionism; Fetishism; Frotteurism; Pedophilia; Masochism; Sadism;Transvestitism; Voyeurism)
=670  \\$aHuman sexuality : an encyc., 1994$b(paraphilias; "Paraphilia is defined as an erotosexual and psychological condition characterized by recurrent responsiveness to an obsessive dependence on an unusual or socially unacceptable stimulus. The term has become a legal synonym for perversion or deviant sexual behavior, and it is preferred by many over the other terms because it seems more neutral and descriptive rather than judgemental.")
=670  \\$aAmerican Heritage dict.$b(paraphilia; sexual deviation)
=670  \\$aRandom House dict.$b(paraphilia; sexual deviation)
=688  \\$aHeading changed 20071220 from: 150:##:_{dollar}a Sexual deviation
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=670  \\$aOCLC database, Feb. 19, 2001$b(copulatory behavior; copulation in the water strider; copulatory pattern; copulation behavior; Copulation in golden hamsters; mating behavior; sex behavior of mosquitoes; breeding behavior)
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=681  \\$iNote under$aSex discrimination
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=450  \\$aSex ratios
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=670  \\$aGuilmoto, C.Z. The sex ratio transition in Asia, 2009.
=670  \\$aHull, T.H. Recent trends in sex ratios in China, 1988.
=670  \\$aOCLC, Oct. 25, 2010$b(titles: Decline in sex ratio at birth after 10-day war in Slovenia; Sex differential ratios in India; Recent change in the sex ratio at birth in Viet Nam; The industrial transformation, Italian sex ratios, and the decline in fertility; An analysis of the geography of sex ratio in the United States)
=670  \\$aLivingston, M.E. The observed sex ratios of hoki (Macruronus novaezelandiae) in New Zealand, 1983-99, 2000.
=670  \\$aJohnson, D.H. Impact of red fox predation on the sex ratio of prairie mallards, 1977.
=670  \\$aPeterson, R.H. Sex ratios of eels reared under two temperature regimes, 1996.
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=001  9880362557302441
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=001  9880362557402441
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=001  9880362557502441
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=010  \\$ash 85092085 
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=450  \\$aBlasting oil
=450  \\$aGlonoin
=450  \\$aGlyceryl trinitrate
=450  \\$aTrinitrin
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=035  \\$aBZU2315NU
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=150  \\$aNorfloxacin
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=001  9880362557702441
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=LDR  00477cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362557802441
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=LDR  00631cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880362557902441
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=450  \\$aNorethisterone
=450  \\$aNorpregneninolone
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=550  \\$wg$aSteroid hormones
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=LDR  00343cz  a2200133n  4500
=001  9880362558002441
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=750  \2$aNitrogen Cycle$0(DNLM)D058458$5IEN

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=001  9880362558202441
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=LDR  00601cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362558502441
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=010  \\$ash 85092370 
=035  \\$aBZU2276NU
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=750  \2$81$wb$aChild$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002648
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=450  \\$wnne$aNonverbal communication (Psychology)
=550  \\$wg$aInterpersonal communication
=550  \\$wg$aNonverbal communication
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 97-3784: Robson, P. Body language, 1997.
=670  \\$aEvans psych.$b(Body language)
=670  \\$aThes. psych. index terms$b(Body language)
=670  \\$aIntl. dict. psych., 1989$b(Body language)
=670  \\$aOx. companion mind$b(Body language)
=670  \\$aPeng. dict. psych.$b(Body language)
=670  \\$aHennepin$b(Body language)
=670  \\$aBaker encyc. psych.
=680  \\$iHere are entered works on non-linguistic communication in interpersonal relations, conveying emotions, attitudes, social status, etc., by such means as eye contact, facial expression, use of personal space, gestures, or posture. General works on the relationship of the human body to language, including semantics, vocabulary, and other linguistic features are entered under$aHuman body and language.
=681  \\$iNote under$aHuman body and language
=750  \2$aKinesics$5IEN-M$0(DNLM)D007697

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=001  9880362558702441
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=450  \\$aBiological nitrogen fixation
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=450  \\$aBNF (Biological nitrogen fixation)
=450  \\$aDinitrogen fixation
=450  \\$aFixation of nitrogen
=450  \\$aNitrogen fixation
=550  \\$wg$aBiogeochemical cycles
=670  \\$aKreibich, H. N b2 (B fixation and dentrification in a floodplain forest in central Amazonia, Brazil, 2002.
=670  \\$aBiological nitrogen fixation, 1992.
=670  \\$aConference on Limitations and Potentials for Biological Nitrogen Fixation in the Tropics (1977 : Bras�ilia, Brazil). Limitations and potentials for biological nitrogen fixation in the tropics, c1978.
=670  \\$aA treatise on dinitrogen fixation, c1977-.
=670  \\$aGoogle search, Sept. 21, 2007$b(bionitrogen fixation; biological nitrogen fixation (BNF))
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=681  \\$iNote under$aNitrification
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=550  \\$aExpression
=670  \\$aStatus and social power effects on nonverbal behaviors, productivity, and influence, 1990.
=680  \\$iHere are entered works on methods of communication that do not involve speech, including sign language, smoke signals, etc.
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=LDR  00378cz  a2200145n  4500
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=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/16/90
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=LDR  00894cz  a2200193n  4500
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=670  \\$aMeSH browser, June 8, 2007$b(Nitro Componds. Entry term: Nitrated Compounds. Scope note: Compounds having the nitro group, -NO2, attached to carbon.)
=670  \\$aMcGraw-Hill encyc. of chem.$b(nitro and nitroso compounds: derivatives of organic hydrocarbons having one or more -NO2 groups bonded via nitrogen to the carbon framework (nitro) or an -NO group attached to carbon or nitrogen (nitroso))
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=450  \\$aAnti-inflammatory agents, Non-steroidal$5IEN
=450  \\$aNon-steroid anti-inflammatory agents
=450  \\$aNon-steroidal anti-inflammatory agents
=450  \\$aNSAIDs (Pharmacology)
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=670  \\$aO'Connor, C.E. Evaluation of new toxins for mustelid control, c2002:$bp. 8 (Non-steroidal anti-inflammatory agents)
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=001  9880362559702441
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=035  \\$aBZU1957NU
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=150  \\$aNitrification
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=550  \\$aDenitrification
=550  \\$aNitrifying bacteria
=680  \\$iHere are entered works on the formation of nitrites and nitrates in soil, sewage sludge, etc. from other nitrogenous compounds by microorganisms. Works on the uptake of free nitrogen, either by microorganisms or by technical or natural processes, are entered under$aNitrogen--Fixation.
=681  \\$iNote under$aNitrogen--Fixation
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=001  9880362559802441
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=010  \\$ash 85092349 
=035  \\$aBZU2255NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aQA278.8
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=450  \\$aDistribution-free statistics
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=450  \\$aStatistics, Nonparametric
=550  \\$wg$aMathematical statistics
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=035  \\$aBZU2251NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
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=450  \\$aArtificial sweeteners
=450  \\$aNon-nutritive sweeteners
=450  \\$aSynthetic sweeteners
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=001  9880362560002441
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=035  \\$aBZU1954NU
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=053  \0$aTP217.N5$cChemical technology
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=450  \\$aFuming nitric acid
=450  \\$aRed fuming nitric acid
=450  \\$aSpirit of niter
=450  \\$aWhite fuming nitric acid
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=550  \\$wg$aNitrogen compounds
=670  \\$aMerriam-Webster online, Jan. 27, 2013$b(nitric acid: a corrosive liquid inorganic acid HNO b3 (B used especially as an oxidizing agent, in nitrations, and in making organic compounds (as fertilizers, explosives, and dyes))
=670  \\$aWikipedia, Jan. 27, 2013$b(Nitric acid (HNO b3 (B), also known as aqua fortis and spirit of niter, is a highly corrosive strong mineral acid. The pure compound is colorless, but older samples tend to acquire a yellow cast due to the accumulation of oxides of nitrogen. Most commercially available nitric acid has a concentration of 68%. When the solution contains more than 86% HNO b3 (B, it is referred to as fuming nitric acid. Depending on the amount of nitrogen dioxide present, fuming nitric acid is further characterized as white fuming nitric acid or red fuming nitric acid, at concentrations above 95%. Nitric acid is also commonly used as a strong oxidizing agent.)
=670  \\$aNitricAcid.info, Jan. 27, 2013$b(Nitric Acid (HNO b3 (B); has been known by other common names such as "aqua fortis" and "spirit of niter"; in its common form nitric acid has a concentration of around 68%, when in a solution containing more than 86%; it is referred to as fuming nitric acid. Depending on the amount of nitrogen dioxide present, fuming nitric acid is further characterized as white fuming or red fuming, at concentrations above 95%.)
=670  \\$aBritannica online, Jan. 27, 2013$b(nitric acid, (HNO b3 (B), colourless, fuming, and highly corrosive liquid; decomposes into water, nitrogen dioxide, and oxygen, forming a brownish yellow solution)
=681  \\$iExample under$aEscharotics
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=001  9880362560102441
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=008  860211||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85092332 
=035  \\$aBZU2238NU
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=550  \\$wg$aMathematical analysis
=550  \\$wg$aMathematical physics
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=001  9880362560202441
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=035  \\$aBZU1952NU
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=150  \\$aNitrendipine
=450  \\$aEthyl methyl dihydrodimethylnitrophenylpyridinedicarboxylate
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=550  \\$wg$aCarboxylic acids
=550  \\$wg$aHypotensive agents
=550  \\$wg$aPyridine
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=001  9880362560302441
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=035  \\$aBZU1948NU
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=005  20080219164205.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85091181 
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aNeurotoxic agents
=450  \\$aNeuropoisons
=450  \\$aNeurotoxicants
=450  \\$aNeurotoxins
=550  \\$wg$aPoisons
=750  \2$aNeurotoxins$0(DNLM)D009498$5IEN

=LDR  00375cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362563702441
=005  20120730163556.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85091179 
=035  \\$aBZU1085NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aNeurotics
=450  \\$aNeuroses$xPatients
=550  \\$wg$aMentally ill
=750  \2$aNeurotic Disorders$5IEN$0(DNLM)D009497

=LDR  00445cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362563802441
=005  20190430152648.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85091178
=035  \\$aBZU1084NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQP572.N47
=150  \\$aNeurotensin
=550  \\$wg$aGastrointestinal hormones
=550  \\$wg$aHypothalamic hormones
=550  \\$wg$aPeptide hormones
=750  \2$aNeurotensin$5IEN$0(DNLM)D009496

=LDR  00329cz  a2200133n  4500
=001  9880362563902441
=005  20120730163540.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85089256 
=035  \\$aBZT9162NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=150  \\$aMyogenesis
=550  \\$wg$aEmbryology
=750  \2$aMuscle Development$5IEN$0(DNLM)D024510

=LDR  00385cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362564002441
=005  20120730163540.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85089250 
=035  \\$aBZT9156NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aMyoclonus
=450  \\$aMyoclonic seizures
=550  \\$wg$aEpilepsy
=550  \\$wg$aSpasms
=750  \2$aMyoclonus$5IEN-M$0(DNLM)D009207

=LDR  00438cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362564102441
=005  20120730163540.0
=008  921201i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85089246 
=035  \\$aBZT9152NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRC685.M92
=150  \\$aMyocarditis
=450  \\$aMyocardium$xInflammation
=550  \\$wg$aMyocardium$xDiseases
=550  \\$wg$aMyositis
=750  \2$aMyocarditis$5IEN$0(DNLM)D009205

=LDR  00529cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362564202441
=005  20121014170836.0
=008  871218i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85089245 
=035  \\$a(OCoLC)02052568
=035  \\$aBZT9151NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRD598.35.M95
=150  \\$aMyocardial revascularization
=450  \\$aRevascularization, Myocardial
=550  \\$wg$aCoronary heart disease$xSurgery
=550  \\$wg$aHeart$xSurgery
=750  \2$aMyocardial Revascularization$5IEN$0(DNLM)D009204

=LDR  00849cz  a2200253n  4500
=001  9880362564302441
=005  20120730163539.0
=008  920204i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85089244 
=035  \\$aBZT9150NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRM347
=150  \\$aMyocardial depressants
=450  \\$aAnti-arrhythmia agents
=450  \\$aAntiarrhythmic agents
=450  \\$aAntifibrillatory agents
=450  \\$aCardiac depressants
=450  \\$aCardiac inotropic agents, Negative
=450  \\$aDefibrillatory agents
=450  \\$aInotropic agents, Negative cardiac
=450  \\$aNegative cardiac inotropic agents
=550  \\$wg$aCardiovascular agents
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Anti-arrhythmia agents x Antifibrillatory agents, Cardiac depressants, Myocardial depressants)
=750  \2$aAnti-Arrhythmia Agents$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000889

=LDR  00341cz  a2200133n  4500
=001  9880362564402441
=005  20120730163539.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85089232 
=035  \\$aBZT9138NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aMyiasis
=550  \\$wg$aEctoparasitic infestations
=750  \2$aMyiasis$5IEN$0(DNLM)D009198

=LDR  00573cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362564502441
=005  20120730163539.0
=008  871218||\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85089227 
=035  \\$a(OCoLC)02052393
=035  \\$aBZT9133NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aMyenteric plexus
=450  \\$aAuerbach's plexus
=450  \\$aPlexus myentericus
=550  \\$wg$aAutonomic ganglia
=550  \\$wg$aIntestines
=670  \\$aIntl. dict. med. biol.$b(Plexus myentericus, also called Auerbach's plexus)
=750  \2$aMyenteric Plexus$5IEN$0(DNLM)D009197

=LDR  00457cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362564602441
=005  20090208163303.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85089225 
=035  \\$aBZT9131NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRC645.75$bRC645.76
=150  \\$aMyeloproliferative disorders
=450  \\$aMyeloproliferative syndrome
=550  \\$wg$aBone marrow$xDiseases
=750  \2$aMyeloproliferative Disorders$0(DNLM)D009196$5IEN

=LDR  00440cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362564702441
=005  20120730163539.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85089224 
=035  \\$aBZT9130NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aMyelomeningocele
=450  \\$aMeningomyelocele
=450  \\$aSpina bifida cystica
=550  \\$wg$aSpina bifida
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/11/90
=750  \2$aMeningomyelocele$5IEN$0(DNLM)D008591

=LDR  00372cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362564802441
=005  20120730163539.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85089223 
=035  \\$aBZT9129NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aMyeloma proteins
=550  \\$wg$aTumor proteins
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/13/90
=750  \2$aMyeloma Proteins$5IEN$0(DNLM)D009194

=LDR  00485cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362564902441
=005  20120730163539.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85089221 
=035  \\$aBZT9127NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aRC402.2.M94
=150  \\$aMyelography
=450  \\$aCisternography, Myelographic
=450  \\$aMyelogram
=450  \\$aMyelographic cisternography
=550  \\$wg$aSpinal cord$xRadiography
=750  \2$aMyelography$5IEN$0(DNLM)D009192

=LDR  00414cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362565002441
=005  20090208162317.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85089220 
=035  \\$aBZT9126NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRC645.76
=150  \\$aMyelofibrosis
=450  \\$aMyelosclerosis
=550  \\$wg$aMyeloproliferative disorders
=750  \2$aPrimary Myelofibrosis$0(DNLM)D055728$5IEN

=LDR  00836cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880362565102441
=005  20080226101434.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85089219 
=035  \\$aBZT9125NU
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh 85089219
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dUk
=150  \\$aMyeloid leukemia
=450  \\$aGranulocytic leukemia
=450  \\$aLeukemia, Myeloid$5IEN
=450  \\$wnne$aMyelocytic leukemia
=450  \\$aMyelogenous leukemia
=550  \\$wg$aBone marrow$xDiseases
=550  \\$wg$aNonlymphoid leukemia
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Leukemia, Myeloid x Granulocytic leukemia; Myelogenous leukemia; Myeloid leukemia)
=670  \\$aGoogle WWW search, Oct. 13, 2004$b(predominant form, including on leukemia association and leukemia society websites, is "myeloid")
=750  \2$aLeukemia, Myeloid$0(DNLM)D007951$5IEN

=LDR  00668cz  a2200241n  4500
=001  9880362565202441
=005  20120730163539.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85089215 
=035  \\$aBZT9121NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQP752.M9$cBiochemistry
=053  \\$aRC366$cNeuropathology
=150  \\$aMyelin sheath
=450  \\$aMedullary sheath (Nerve tissue)
=450  \\$aSchwann's white substance
=450  \\$aWhite substance of Schwann
=550  \\$wg$aCell membranes
=550  \\$wg$aLipoproteins
=550  \\$wg$aNerve tissue
=550  \\$aMyelination
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/13/90
=750  \2$aMyelin Sheath$5IEN$0(DNLM)D009186

=LDR  00389cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362565302441
=005  20120730163539.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85089214 
=035  \\$aBZT9120NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRE994
=150  \\$aMydriatics
=550  \\$wg$aOphthalmic drugs
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/13/90
=750  \2$aMydriatics$5IEN$0(DNLM)D009184

=LDR  01364cz  a2200337n  4500
=001  9880362565402441
=005  20190222105718.0
=008  050318i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85089820
=035  \\$aBZT9726NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aDrug control
=450  \\$aDrug control$xGovernment policy
=450  \\$aDrug enforcement
=450  \\$aDrug law enforcement
=450  \\$aDrug policy
=450  \\$aDrug traffic control
=450  \\$aDrugs$xGovernment policy
=450  \\$wnne$aNarcotics, Control of
=450  \\$aUS Drug traffic$xGovernment policy
=450  \\$aWar on drugs
=550  \\$wg$aVice control
=670  \\$aLC database, March 18, 2005$b(drug control; drug enforcement; drug law enforcement; drug policy; war on drugs)
=670  \\$aUNBIS Thesaurus$b(Drug control)
=670  \\$aUNESCO Thesaurus$b(Drug control)
=670  \\$aNat. crim. justice thesaurus$b(Drug control USE Drug regulation)
=670  \\$aLIV$b(Drug law enforcement)
=670  \\$aUnited States. General Accounting Office. Drug policy and agriculture, 1991.
=680  \\$iHere are entered general and non-legal works on the control of drugs. Works on the legal aspects of drug control are entered under$aDrugs--Law and legislation.
=681  \\$iNote under$aDrugs--Law and legislation
=750  \2$aDrug and Narcotic Control$5IEN$0(DNLM)D004335

=LDR  00685cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9881934013202441
=005  20220607135320.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85089202
=035  \\$a(DLC) sh 85089202
=035  \\$a(LIBRARY_OF_CONGRESS)98171455000000041
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aQP632.M9$cBiochemistry
=053  \\$aRA1242.M94$cToxicology
=150  \0$aMycotoxins
=450  \0$aFungal toxins
=550  \0$wg$aFungal metabolites
=550  \0$wg$aMicrobial toxins
=550  \0$aMycotoxicoses
=550  \0$aToxigenic fungi
=750  \2$aMycotoxins$0(DNLM)D009183$5IEN-M
=750  \2$iNarrower mapping$aMasked Mycotoxins$0(DNLM)D000083842$4NM$5IEN-M

=LDR  00494cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362565602441
=005  20120730163544.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85089815 
=035  \\$aBZT9721NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aGT3010$cManners and customs
=053  \\$aRM328$cTherapeutics
=150  \\$aNarcotics
=450  \\$aOpiates
=550  \\$wg$aCentral nervous system depressants
=681  \\$iExample under$aDrugs
=750  \2$aNarcotics$5IEN$0(DNLM)D009294

=LDR  00599cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880362565702441
=005  20120730163539.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85089201 
=035  \\$aBZT9107NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRA1242.M94
=150  \\$aMycotoxicoses
=450  \\$aFungi$xToxicology
=450  \\$aMycotoxicosis$5IEN
=450  \\$aMycotoxins$xToxicology
=450  \\$aToxigenic fungi$xToxicology
=550  \\$wg$aMycoses
=550  \\$wg$aPoisoning
=550  \\$aMycotoxins
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/13/90
=750  \2$aMycotoxicosis$5IEN$0(DNLM)D015651

=LDR  00461cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362565802441
=005  20120730163544.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85089814 $zsh 85087344 
=035  \\$aBZT9720NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aNarcotic laws
=450  \\$aNarcotics$xLaw and legislation
=550  \\$wg$aDrugs$xLaw and legislation
=550  \\$aPharmacy$xLaw and legislation
=750  \2$aLegislation, Drug$5IEN-M$0(DNLM)D007880

=LDR  00580cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362565902441
=005  20120730163539.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85089200 
=035  \\$aBZT9106NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aNystatin
=450  \\$wnne$aMycostatin
=550  \\$wg$aPolyene antibiotics
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Nystatin)
=670  \\$aNIH.
=670  \\$aMerck Index$b(Nystatin; Squibb trade name: Mycostatin; Polyene antifungal antibiotic)
=670  \\$aUSAN/USP.
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/16/90
=750  \2$aNystatin$5IEN$0(DNLM)D009761

=LDR  00410cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362566002441
=005  20120730163544.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85089806 
=035  \\$aBZT9712NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aNarcotic antagonists
=550  \\$wg$aDrug antagonism
=550  \\$wg$aNarcotics
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/13/90
=750  \2$aNarcotic Antagonists$5IEN$0(DNLM)D009292

=LDR  00457cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362566102441
=005  20120730163539.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85089199 
=035  \\$aBZT9105NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aMycosis fungoides
=450  \\$aFungoid mycosis
=450  \\$aGranuloma fungoides
=550  \\$wg$aLymphoproliferative disorders
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/13/90
=750  \2$aMycosis Fungoides$5IEN$0(DNLM)D009182

=LDR  00739cz  a2200241n  4500
=001  9880362566202441
=005  20090430124426.0
=008  921221i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85089803 
=035  \\$aBZT9709NU
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh 85089803
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aDrug addicts
=450  \\$aDruggies
=450  \\$aJunkies (Drug addicts)
=450  \\$wnne$aNarcotic addicts
=550  \\$wg$aAddicts
=550  \\$wg$aDrug abusers
=670  \\$aRandom House dict.$b(drug addict; druggie; junkie)
=670  \\$aAmerican Heritage dict.$b(addict; druggie; junkie)
=670  \\$aBlack's law dict.$b(drug addict)
=670  \\$aLegislative Indexing Vocabulary$b(drug addicts)
=750  \2$aDrug Users$0(DNLM)D055030$5IEN

=LDR  00471cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362566302441
=005  20120730163544.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85089802 
=035  \\$aBZT9708NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRC489.N3
=150  \\$aNarcotherapy
=450  \\$aNarcopsychotherapy
=550  \\$wg$aNarcotics
=550  \\$wg$aPsychotherapy
=550  \\$wg$aTherapeutics, Suggestive
=750  \2$aNarcotherapy$5IEN$0(DNLM)D009291

=LDR  00708cz  a2200253n  4500
=001  9880362566402441
=005  20251029111812.0
=008  910606i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85089198
=035  \\$aBZT9104NU
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh 85089198
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRC117
=150  \\$aMycoses
=450  \\$aFungal diseases
=450  \\$aFungal infections
=450  \\$aFungous diseases
=450  \\$wnne$aMycosis
=450  \\$aMycotic diseases
=450  \\$aMycotic infections
=550  \\$aMedical mycology
=750  \2$aMycoses$5IEN$0(DNLM)D009181
=750  \2$iNarrower mapping$aAllergic Fungal Sinusitis$5IEN$4NM$0(DNLM)D000092562
=930  \\$aMeSH Mapping GN 2025/05/09

=LDR  00388cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362566502441
=005  20120730163544.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85089801 
=035  \\$aBZT9707NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRC549
=150  \\$aNarcolepsy
=550  \\$wg$aSleep disorders
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/13/90
=750  \2$aNarcolepsy$5IEN$0(DNLM)D009290

=LDR  00881cz  a2200241n  4500
=001  9880362566602441
=005  20120730163538.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85089197 
=035  \\$aBZT9103NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQK604.2.M92$cBotany
=150  \\$aMycorrhizas
=450  \\$wnne$aMycorhiza
=450  \\$aMycorhizas
=450  \\$wnne$aMycorrhiza
=450  \\$aMycorrhizae
=550  \\$wg$aSymbiosis
=550  \\$aRoots (Botany)
=670  \\$aWeb. 3$b(Mycorrhiza, also mycorhiza; pl. mycorrhizae or mycorrhizas)
=670  \\$aSingleton, P. Dict. of microbiol. and molecular biol., 1987$b(mycorrhiza; mycorrhizas)
=670  \\$aGenes involved in microbe-plant interactions, c1984:$bp. 225 (mycorrhizae, a term describing a range of mutualistic associations between soil fungi and plant roots)
=750  \2$aMycorrhizae$5IEN$0(DNLM)D038821

=LDR  00551cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362566702441
=005  20120730163544.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85089797 
=035  \\$aBZT9703NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aRJ506.N37
=150  \\$aNarcissism in children
=550  \\$wg$aChild psychopathology
=750  \2$81$wb$aNarcissism$5IEN$0(DNLM)D009289
=750  \2$81$wb$aChild$5IEN-M$0(DNLM)D002648
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aNarcissism$iand$aChild$5IEN

=LDR  00599cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880362566802441
=005  20120730163544.0
=008  931215i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85089796 
=035  \\$aBZT9702NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aBF575.N35$cPsychology
=053  \\$aRC553.N36$cPsychiatry
=150  \\$aNarcissism
=450  \\$aEgo erotism
=450  \\$aErotism, Ego
=450  \\$aNarcism
=550  \\$wg$aEgoism
=550  \\$wg$aPsychology, Pathological
=670  \\$aPeng. dict. psych.$b(narcissism; ego erotism; narcism)
=750  \2$aNarcissism$5IEN$0(DNLM)D009289

=LDR  00390cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880361985202441
=005  20120730162833.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85031185 
=035  \\$aBZN1091NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aRC924$bRC924.5
=150  \\$aConnective tissues$xDiseases
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=001  9880361985302441
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=001  9880361985402441
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=001  9880361985502441
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=001  9880361985602441
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=001  9880361985702441
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=001  9880361985802441
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=001  9880361985902441
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=001  9880361986002441
=005  20120730162832.0
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=001  9880361986102441
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=001  9880361986202441
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=001  9880361986302441
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=001  9880361986402441
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=001  9880361986502441
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=670  \\$aWikipedia, Jan. 27, 2011$b(Supportive housing; a combination of housing and services intended as a cost-effective way to help people live more stable, productive lives; supportive housing can be compled with such social services as job training, life skills training, alcohol and drug abuse programs and case management to populations in need of assistance, including the developmentally disabled, those suffering from dememtia, including Alzheimer's disease and elderly people who are medically frail)
=670  \\$aBaxter, S. Supported housing and the law, 2007.
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=001  9880361986602441
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=010  \\$ash 85031103 
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=LDR  00420cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880361986702441
=005  20120730162831.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85031069 
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=001  9880361986802441
=005  20120730162831.0
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=670  \\$a2008500244: European Association for American Studies. Conference (2006 : Nicosia, Cyprus). Conformism, non-conformism and anti-conformism in the culture of the United States, c2008.
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=LDR  00791cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880361986902441
=005  20120730162831.0
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=010  \\$ash 85030963 
=035  \\$aBZN0869NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
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=001  9880361987002441
=005  20201116151207.0
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=035  \\$aBZN0862NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
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=LDR  00967cz  a2200313n  4500
=001  9880361987102441
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=010  \\$ash 85030929 
=035  \\$aBZN0835NU
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=LDR  00683cz  a2200241n  4500
=001  9880361987202441
=005  20120730162830.0
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=010  \\$ash 85030927 
=035  \\$aBZN0833NU
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=001  9880361987302441
=005  20120730162829.0
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=010  \\$ash 85030806 
=035  \\$aBZN0712NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRD84
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=450  \\$aAnesthesia, Conduction
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=450  \\$aBlock anesthesia
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=LDR  00730cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880361987402441
=005  20120730162829.0
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=001  9880361987502441
=005  20120730162829.0
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=035  \\$aBZN0701NU
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=001  9880361987602441
=005  20201113171042.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85030776
=035  \\$aBZN0682NU
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=001  9880361987702441
=005  20120730162829.0
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=010  \\$ash 85030772 
=035  \\$aBZN0678NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
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=550  \\$wg$aFood
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=001  9880361987802441
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=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85029623 
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=001  9880361987902441
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=001  9880361988102441
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=001  9880361988202441
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=LDR  00800cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880361988302441
=005  20120730162827.0
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=LDR  00432cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880361988402441
=005  20080310104610.0
=008  931217i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85029536 
=035  \\$aBZM9442NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQA76.76.V47
=150  \\$aComputer software$xValidation
=450  \\$aSoftware validation
=450  \\$aValidation of software
=750  \2$aSoftware Validation$0(DNLM)D012986$5IEN

=LDR  00763cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880361988502441
=005  20120730162826.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85029534 
=035  \\$aBZM9440NU
=035  \\$ash 85029534
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aQA76.75$bQA76.765
=150  \\$aComputer software
=360  \\$isubdivision$aSoftware$iunder subjects
=450  \\$aSoftware, Computer
=550  \\$wg$aComputer systems
=680  \\$iHere are entered general works on computer programs accompanied by documentation such as manuals, diagrams and operating instructions, etc. Works limited to computer programs are entered under$aComputer programs.
=681  \\$iNote under$aComputer programs
=750  \2$aSoftware$5IEN$0(DNLM)D012984

=LDR  01129cz  a2200265n  4500
=001  9880361988602441
=005  20120730162825.0
=008  060224i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85029533 
=035  \\$aBZM9439NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQA76.9.C65
=150  \\$aComputer simulation
=360  \\$isubdivision$aComputer simulation$iunder topical headings, e.g.$aPsychology--Computer simulation
=450  \\$aComputer modeling
=450  \\$aComputer models
=450  \\$aModeling, Computer
=450  \\$aModels, Computer
=450  \\$aSimulation, Computer
=550  \\$wg$aElectromechanical analogies
=550  \\$wg$aMathematical models
=550  \\$wg$aSimulation methods
=550  \\$aModel-integrated computing
=680  \\$iHere are entered works on computer-based simulation of systems and processes, involving the formulation of a mathematical model, its conversion into a computer program, and execution of experiments with the computerized model for the understanding, evaluation, or design modification of the system or process of interest.
=750  \2$aComputer Simulation$5IEN$0(DNLM)D003198

=LDR  01308cz  a2200337n  4500
=001  9880361988702441
=005  20120730162825.0
=008  020806i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85029513 
=035  \\$aBZM9419NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dDGPO$dDLC
=053  \0$aTK5105.5$bTK5105.9
=150  \\$aComputer networks
=360  \\$isubdivision$aComputer networks$iunder subjects
=450  \\$aCommunication systems, Computer
=450  \\$aComputer communication systems
=450  \\$aData networks, Computer
=450  \\$aECNs (Electronic communication networks)
=450  \\$aElectronic communication networks
=450  \\$aNetworks, Computer
=450  \\$aTeleprocessing networks
=550  \\$wg$aData transmission systems
=550  \\$wg$aDigital communications
=550  \\$wg$aElectronic systems
=550  \\$wg$aInformation networks
=550  \\$wg$aTelecommunication
=550  \\$aCyberinfrastructure
=550  \\$aElectronic data processing$xDistributed processing
=550  \\$aNetwork computers
=670  \\$aU.S. Cong. Senate. Comm. on banking, Housing and Urban Affairs. Subcom. on Securities. The changing face of capital markets and the impact of electronic communications networks (ECNs), hearing ... 2000.
=750  \2$aComputer Communication Networks$5IEN$0(DNLM)D003195

=LDR  00670cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880361988802441
=005  20150317125401.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85029509 
=035  \\$aBZM9415NU
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQA76.9.C64
=150  \\$aComputer literacy
=450  \\$aDigital literacy
=450  \\$aLiteracy, Computer
=550  \\$wg$aTechnological literacy
=680  \\$iHere are entered works on the ability to use and understand computers, including their capabilities, applications, and social implications, in order to function effectively in a computer-based society.
=750  \2$aComputer Literacy$5IEN$0(DNLM)D003197

=LDR  00725cz  a2200265n  4500
=001  9880361988902441
=005  20120730162806.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85027699 
=035  \\$aBZM7605NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aGT2918$cManners and customs
=053  \0$aRM246$cTherapeutics
=053  \0$aSB269$bSB270$cCulture
=053  \0$aTP645$cChemical technology
=053  \0$aTX415$cSources
=053  \0$aTX583$cAdulteration
=150  \\$aCoffee
=450  \\$aCoffea
=450  \\$aCoffea arabica
=550  \\$wg$aPsychotropic plants
=550  \\$wg$aRubiaceae
=550  \\$wg$aSeed crops
=681  \\$iExample under$aBeverages; Tropical crops
=750  \2$aCoffee$5IEN$0(DNLM)D003069

=LDR  00557cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880361989002441
=005  20120730162806.0
=008  000105i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85027690 
=035  \\$aBZM7596NU
=035  \\$aSH 85027690
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aCoenzymes
=450  \\$aCofactors, Enzyme
=450  \\$aEnzyme cofactors
=550  \\$wg$aEnzymes
=670  \\$aDorland's med. dict.$b(Cofactor, an element or principle, as a coenzyme, with which another must unite in order to function)
=750  \2$aCoenzymes$5IEN$0(DNLM)D003067

=LDR  00363cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880361989102441
=005  20090427102823.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85027675 
=035  \\$aBZM7581LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aQK621.C63
=150  \\$aCoelomomyces
=550  \\$wg$aCoelomomycetaceae
=750  \2$aCoelomomyces$0(DNLM)D055135$5IEN

=LDR  00540cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880361989202441
=005  20120730162806.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85027648 
=035  \\$aBZM7554NU
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh 85027648
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aRM666.C63
=150  \\$aCodeine
=550  \\$wg$aAnalgesics
=550  \\$wg$aAntitussive agents
=550  \\$wg$aNarcotics
=550  \\$wg$aOpioids
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Codeine: an opioid analgesic & antitussive)
=750  \2$aCodeine$5IEN$0(DNLM)D003061

=LDR  00331cz  a2200133n  4500
=001  9880361989302441
=005  20120730162806.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85027638 
=035  \\$aBZM7544NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aCod-liver oil
=550  \\$wg$aFish oils
=750  \2$aCod Liver Oil$5IEN$0(DNLM)D003060

=LDR  00550cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880361989402441
=005  20120730162806.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85027629 
=035  \\$aBZM7535NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \\$aQK495.P17$cBotany
=053  \\$aSB401.C6$cCulture
=150  \\$aCoconut palm
=450  \\$aCoco palm
=450  \\$aCocoa palm
=450  \\$aCoconut tree
=450  \\$aCocos
=450  \\$aCocos nucifera
=550  \\$wg$aOilseed plants
=550  \\$wg$aPalms
=750  \2$aCocos$5IEN$0(DNLM)D003059

=LDR  01023cz  a2200265n  4500
=001  9880361989502441
=005  20120730162806.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85027610 
=035  \\$aBZM7516NU
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh 85027610
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQL505.5$bQL505.82$cZoology
=150  \\$aCockroaches
=450  \\$aBlattaria
=450  \\$aBlattodea
=450  \\$aBlattoidea
=450  \\$aDictyoptera
=450  \\$aRoaches (Insects)
=550  \\$wg$aInsects
=670  \\$aBorror insects:$bp. 148 (order Blattaria; alt. name, Blattodea; cockroaches; alternate classifications in Orthoptera or as part of order Dictyoptera)
=670  \\$aNomina insecta nearctica WWW site, Sept. 25, 2001$b(division Neoptera, subdivision Dictyoptera, order Blattodea)
=670  \\$aNMNH [Smithsonian] World list of terrestrial arthropod families WWW site, Sept. 26, 2001$b(class Insecta, order Blattodea)
=681  \\$iExample under$aHousehold pests
=750  \2$aCockroaches$5IEN$0(DNLM)D003058

=LDR  00573cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880361989602441
=005  20050505082839.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85027599 
=035  \\$aBZM7505LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aQL696.P7$cZoology
=053  \\$aSF473.C63$cCage birds
=150  \\$aCockatoos
=450  \\$aCacatuidae
=550  \\$wg$aParrots
=670  \\$aHoward birds world:$bp. 156 (Cacatuidae (Cockatoos) 6 genera: Probosciger, Calyptorhynchus, Callocephalon, Eolophus, Cacatua, Nymphicus)
=750  \2$aCockatoos$0(DNLM)D046410$5IEN

=LDR  00375cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880361989702441
=005  20120730162805.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85027593 
=035  \\$aBZM7499NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aCochlear nucleus
=550  \\$wg$aAuditory pathways
=690  \\$ar:AMD:6/21/90
=750  \2$aCochlear Nucleus$5IEN$0(DNLM)D017626

=LDR  00781cz  a2200265n  4500
=001  9880361989802441
=005  20120730162805.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85027592 
=035  \\$aBZM7498NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRF305
=150  \\$aCochlear implants
=450  \\$aCochlear stimulators
=450  \\$aElectrode implantation, Intracochlear
=450  \\$aImplantation, Intracochlear electrode
=450  \\$aImplants, Cochlear
=450  \\$aIntracochlear electrode implantation
=450  \\$aStimulators, Cochlear
=550  \\$wg$aCochlea$xSurgery
=550  \\$wg$aElectric stimulation
=550  \\$wg$aHearing aids
=550  \\$wg$aImplants, Artificial
=550  \\$wg$aProsthesis
=750  \2$aCochlear Implants$5IEN$0(DNLM)D003054

=LDR  00349cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880361989902441
=005  20120730162805.0
=008  860211||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85027588 
=035  \\$aBZM7494NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aQP471.2
=150  \\$aCochlea
=550  \\$wg$aLabyrinth (Ear)
=750  \2$aCochlea$5IEN$0(DNLM)D003051

=LDR  00463cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880361990002441
=005  20120730162805.0
=008  911212||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85027576 
=035  \\$aBZM7482NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aCoccyx
=450  \\$aCoccygeal bone
=450  \\$aCuckoo bone
=450  \\$aOs coccygis
=450  \\$aPelvic bone
=450  \\$aTail bone
=550  \\$wg$aVertebrae
=750  \2$aCoccyx$5IEN$0(DNLM)D003050

=LDR  00415cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880361990102441
=005  20120730162805.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85027570 
=035  \\$aBZM7476NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRC136.35$cInternal medicine
=150  \\$aCoccidiosis
=550  \\$wg$aProtozoan diseases
=690  \\$ar:AMD:6/21/90
=750  \2$aCoccidiosis$5IEN$0(DNLM)D003048

=LDR  00773cz  a2200277n  4500
=001  9880361990202441
=005  20120730162805.0
=008  871218i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85027569 
=035  \\$a(OCoLC)02015114
=035  \\$aBZM7475NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQR201.C58$cMicrobiology
=053  \\$aRC136.3$cMedicine
=150  \\$aCoccidioidomycosis
=450  \\$aCalifornia disease
=450  \\$aCoccidioidal granuloma
=450  \\$wnne$aCoccidioidosis
=450  \\$aCoccidiomycosis
=450  \\$aDesert fever
=450  \\$aPosada-Wernicke disease
=450  \\$aPosada's mycosis
=450  \\$aSan Joaquin Valley fever
=450  \\$aValley fever
=550  \\$wg$aSystemic mycoses
=750  \2$aCoccidioidomycosis$5IEN$0(DNLM)D003047

=LDR  00829cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880361990302441
=005  20120730162805.0
=008  040916i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85027567 
=035  \\$aBZM7473NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQL368.C59$cProtozoology
=150  \\$aCoccidia
=450  \\$aCoccidians
=450  \\$aCoccidida
=450  \\$aEucoccidiida
=550  \\$wg$aApicomplexa
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Coccidia)
=670  \\$aCoccidiosis of man and domestic anomals, 1990:$bp. 2 (Coccidia comprise a diverse group of obligate intracellular protozoa of vertebrates with a few species infecting invertebrate hosts. These parasites have been placed in the phylum Apicomplexa.)
=670  \\$aNCBI taxonomy browser, Sept. 15, 2004$b(Coccidia, synonym: coccidians)
=750  \2$aCoccidia$5IEN$0(DNLM)D003044

=LDR  00437cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880361990402441
=005  20120730162805.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85027564 
=035  \\$aBZM7470NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRC268.52
=150  \\$aCocarcinogenesis
=450  \\$aCancer promotion
=450  \\$aTumor promotion
=550  \\$wg$aCarcinogenesis
=750  \2$aCocarcinogenesis$5IEN$0(DNLM)D003043

=LDR  00886cz  a2200253n  4500
=001  9880361990502441
=005  20120730162804.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85027560 
=035  \\$aBZM7466NU
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh 85027560
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aHV5810$cSocial aspects
=053  \0$aRC568.C6$cMedicine
=150  \\$aCocaine abuse
=450  \\$aCocaine addiction
=450  \\$wnne$aCocaine habit
=450  \\$aCrack abuse
=450  \\$aCrack addiction
=550  \\$wg$aDrug abuse
=670  \\$aLC database, Feb. 24, 2005$b(cocaine abuse; cocaine addiction; crack abuse; crack addiction)
=750  \2$81$wb$aCocaine$5IEN$0(DNLM)D003042
=750  \2$81$wb$aSubstance-Related Disorders$5IEN$0(DNLM)D019966
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aCocaine$iand$aSubstance-Related Disorders$5IEN

=LDR  00609cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880361990602441
=005  20120730162804.0
=008  940322i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85027558 
=035  \\$aBZM7464NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRD86.C6$cAnesthetics
=150  \\$aCocaine
=550  \\$wg$aLocal anesthetics
=550  \\$wg$aNarcotics
=550  \\$wg$aTropanes
=670  \\$aDorland's med. dict.$b(Cocaine, obtained from leaves of Erythroxylon coca or other species; used as a local narcotic anesthetic applied topically to mucous membranes)
=750  \2$aCocaine$5IEN$0(DNLM)D003042

=LDR  01931cz  a2200277n  4500
=001  9880361990702441
=005  20120730162804.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85027554 
=035  \\$aBZM7460NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aGT3016$bGT3016.3$cManners and customs
=053  \0$aQK495.E92$cBotany
=053  \0$aRM666.C59$cTherapeutics
=053  \0$aRS165.C5$cPharmacy
=150  \\$aCoca
=450  \\$aBolivian coca
=450  \\$aErythroxylum coca
=450  \\$aHuanuco coca
=450  \\$aPeruvian coca
=550  \\$wg$aErythroxylum
=550  \\$wg$aPsychotropic plants
=670  \\$aITIS, Apr. 5, 2010$b(Coca -- genus: Erythroxylum P. Br. (accepted); species: Erythroxylum coca Lam. (accepted); variety: Erythroxylum coca var. coca Lam. (accepted))
=670  \\$aWikipedia, Apr. 5, 2010$b(Coca (Erythroxylum coca) is a plant in the family Erythroxylaceae, native to north-western South America. The plant plays a significant role in traditional Andean culture; traditional uses: Medicine: traditional medical uses of coca are foremost as a stimulant to overcome fatigue, hunger, and thirst. It is considered particularly effective against altitude sickness. It also is used as an anesthetic to alleviate the pain of headache, rheumatism, wounds and sores, etc.; Religion: Coca has also been a vital part of the religious cosmology of the Andean peoples of Peru, Bolivia, Ecuador, Colombia and northern Argentina and Chile from the pre-Inca period through the present)
=670  \\$aBotanical.com A modern herbal website, Apr. 5, 2010$b(Coca, Bolivian (Erythroxylon Coca): there are two varieties in commerce, the Huanuco coca, or Erythroxylon coca, which comes from Bolivia and has leaves of a brownish-green colour, oval, entire and glabrous, with a rather bitter taste, and Peruvian Coca, the leaves of which are much smaller and a pale-green colour)
=750  \2$aCoca$5IEN$0(DNLM)D003041

=LDR  01498cz  a2200241n  4500
=001  9880361990802441
=005  20121023153012.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85027523 
=035  \\$aBZM7429NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dWaU
=053  \0$aQD181.C6$cGeneral and inorganic chemistry
=053  \0$aQD412.C6$cOrganometallic chemistry
=053  \0$aTN693.C8$cMetallography
=053  \0$aTP245.C7$cChemical technology
=150  \\$aCobalt compounds
=450  \\$aCobaltic compounds
=450  \\$aCobaltous compounds
=550  \\$wg$aTransition metal compounds
=670  \\$aBritannica online, July 18, 2012$b(under cobalt (Co): In its compounds cobalt nearly always exhibits a +2 or +3 oxidation state, although states of +4, +1, 0, and -1 are known. The compounds in which cobalt exhibits the +2 oxidation state (Co2+, the ion being stable in water) are called cobaltous, while those in which cobalt exhibits the +3 oxidation state (Co3+) are termed cobaltic.)
=670  \\$aThe Smithsonian/NASA Astrophysics Data System search, via WWW, July 18, 2012$b(cobalt compounds; cobaltous compounds)
=670  \\$aLexic.us website, July 18, 2012$b(cobaltic: Pertaining to, derived from, or containing, cobalt; -- said especially of those compounds in which cobalt has higher valence; as, cobaltic oxide; cobaltous: Pertaining to, derived from, or containing, cobalt; -- said esp. of cobalt compounds in which the metal has its lower valence.)
=750  \2$aCobalt$5IEN$0(DNLM)D003035

=LDR  00393cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880361990902441
=005  20120730162803.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85027514 
=035  \\$aBZM7420NU
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh 85027514
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQD181.C6
=150  \\$aCobalt$xIsotopes
=450  \\$aRadiocobalt
=750  \2$aCobalt Isotopes$5IEN$0(DNLM)D003036

=LDR  00580cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880361991002441
=005  20120730162803.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85027513 
=035  \\$aBZM7419NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQD181.C6$cChemistry
=053  \0$aTA480.C6$cEngineering materials
=053  \0$aTP245.C7$cChemical technology
=150  \\$aCobalt
=360  \\$isubdivision$aCobalt content$iunder individual materials and types of materials, e.g.$aMetals--Cobalt content
=550  \\$wg$aTransition metals
=750  \2$aCobalt$5IEN$0(DNLM)D003035

=LDR  00395cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880361991102441
=005  20060803092739.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85027501 
=035  \\$aBZM7407NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \\$aQH603.C63
=150  \\$aCoated vesicles
=450  \\$aVesicles, Coated
=550  \\$wg$aCell organelles
=750  \2$aCoated Vesicles$0(DNLM)D018699$5IEN

=LDR  00382cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880361991202441
=005  20120730162803.0
=008  940322i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85027406 
=035  \\$aBZM7312NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aTP953
=150  \\$aCoal-tar
=550  \\$wg$aBituminous materials
=550  \\$wg$aTar
=750  \2$aCoal Tar$5IEN$0(DNLM)D003033

=LDR  00772cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880361991302441
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=LDR  00406cz  a2200157n  4500
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=750  \2$aCineradiography$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002933

=LDR  00391cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880361994202441
=005  20150120120724.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85026012 
=035  \\$aBZM5918NU
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aCinefluorography
=550  \\$wg$aMedical cinematography
=550  \\$wg$aMedical radiology
=750  \2$aCineradiography$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002933

=LDR  00599cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880361994302441
=005  20120730162747.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85026011 
=035  \\$aBZM5917NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aRC683.5.C54
=150  \\$aCineangiography
=450  \\$aVideoangiocardiography
=450  \\$aVideometry
=550  \\$wg$aAngiography
=550  \\$wg$aCineradiography
=550  \\$wg$aMedical cinematography
=670  \\$aWijk van Grievingh, R.P. Quantitative videoangiocardiography, 1975:$bp. 9.
=750  \2$aCineangiography$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002932

=LDR  00351cz  a2200133n  4500
=001  9880361994402441
=005  20120730162739.0
=008  940124i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85024747 
=035  \\$aBZM4653NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aChoriocarcinoma
=550  \\$wg$aTrophoblastic tumors
=750  \2$aChoriocarcinoma$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002822

=LDR  00743cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880361994502441
=005  20120730162746.0
=008  040913i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85026000 
=035  \\$aBZM5906NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQK495.R85$cBotany
=053  \0$aSB295.C5$cMedicinal plants
=150  \\$aCinchona
=450  \\$aChinchona
=550  \\$wg$aRubiaceae
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Cinchona: a genus of rubiaceous South American trees that yields the toxic cinchona alkaloids from their bark)
=670  \\$aDorland's med. dict.$b(Cinchona: genus of rubiaceous trees)
=670  \\$aITIS search, Sept. 10, 2004$b(Cinchona L., genus in family Rubiaceae, common name: cinchona)
=750  \2$aCinchona$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002929

=LDR  00429cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880361994602441
=005  20080219161746.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85024740 
=035  \\$aBZM4646NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRC389
=150  \\$aChorea
=450  \\$aSaint Vitus's dance
=450  \\$aSt. Vitus's dance
=550  \\$wg$aExtrapyramidal disorders
=750  \2$aChorea$0(DNLM)D002819$5IEN

=LDR  00740cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880361994702441
=005  20120730162746.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85025995 
=035  \\$aBZM5901NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aRM666.C529
=150  \\$aCimetidine
=550  \\$wg$aAntihistamines
=550  \\$wg$aAntiulcer drugs
=550  \\$wg$aGuanidines
=550  \\$wg$aImidazoles
=670  \\$aMeSH browser, June 7, 2007$b(Cimetidine. Scope note: A histamine cogener, it competitively inhibits histamine binding to Histamine H2 receptors. Cimetidine has a range of pharmacological actions. It inhibits gastric acid secretion, as well as pepsin and gastrins output.)
=750  \2$aCimetidine$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002927

=LDR  00459cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880361994802441
=005  20120730162746.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85025977 
=035  \\$aBZM5883NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQL368.A22
=150  \\$aCiliata
=450  \\$aCiliated protozoa
=450  \\$aCiliophora
=550  \\$wg$aProtozoa
=690  \\$ar:AMD:6/21/90$ar1:AJO:5/10/93
=750  \2$aCiliophora$5IEN$0(DNLM)D016798

=LDR  00659cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880361994902441
=005  20120730162739.0
=008  931004i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85024739 
=035  \\$aBZM4645NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aChordoma
=450  \\$aChordoblastoma
=450  \\$aChordocarcinoma
=450  \\$aChordoepithelioma
=450  \\$aNotochordoma
=550  \\$wg$aBones$xCancer
=550  \\$wg$aEmbryonal tumors
=550  \\$wg$aNotochord$xCancer
=670  \\$aInter. dict. med. biol.$b(Chordoma. Also called chordoblastoma, chordocarcinoma, chordoepithelioma, notochordoma)
=750  \2$aChordoma$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002817

=LDR  00353cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880361995002441
=005  20120730162746.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85025974 
=035  \\$aBZM5880NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aCiliary body
=550  \\$wg$aUvea
=690  \\$ar:AMD:6/1/90
=750  \2$aCiliary Body$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002924

=LDR  00501cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880361995102441
=005  20190319104219.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85024735
=035  \\$aBZM4641NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \0$aQL605-QL739.8 (Zoology)
=150  \\$aChordata
=450  \\$aChordate animals
=450  \\$aChordates
=550  \\$wg$aAnimals
=550  \\$wg$aBilatera
=670  \\$aRandom House$b(Chordata; chordate)
=750  \2$aChordata$5IEN$0(DNLM)D043344

=LDR  00703cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362958202441
=005  20120730164150.0
=008  040226i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 87005685 
=035  \\$aCAU7186LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aMusic therapy for older people
=450  \\$aGeriatric music therapy
=450  \\$wnne$aMusic therapy for the aged
=550  \\$wg$aOlder people$xDiseases$xTreatment
=670  \\$aWork cat.: You bring out the music in me, c1987.
=750  \2$81$wb$aMusic Therapy$5IEN-M$0(DNLM)D009147
=750  \2$81$wb$aAged$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000368
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aMusic Therapy$iand$aChild$5IEN

=LDR  00762cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362958302441
=005  20120730164150.0
=008  870903i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 87005674 
=035  \\$aCAU7177NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRJ47.53
=150  \\$aHealth behavior in children
=450  \\$aChild health behavior
=450  \\$aChild health habits
=550  \\$wg$aChild psychology
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Wilkinson, S. The child's world of illness : the development of health and illness behavior, 1988.
=750  \2$81$wb$aHealth Behavior$5IEN$0(DNLM)D015438
=750  \2$81$wb$aChild$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002648
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aHealth Behavior$iand$aChild$5IEN

=LDR  00636cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880362958402441
=005  20140708110429.0
=008  870902i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 87005624 
=035  \\$aCAU7143LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aSF956
=150  \\$aEquine sports medicine
=450  \\$aHorse sports medicine
=450  \\$aHorses$xSports medicine
=550  \\$wg$aSports medicine
=550  \\$wg$aVeterinary medicine
=550  \\$aHorse sports
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Jones, W.E. Equine sports medicine, 1988.
=670  \\$aLC data base, 08/24/87.
=750  \2$aVeterinary Sports Medicine$0(DNLM)D064796$5IEN

=LDR  00963cz  a2200313n  4500
=001  9880362958502441
=005  20140227153315.0
=008  870902in\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 87005620 
=035  \\$aCAU7139NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRC553.D35$cPsychiatry
=150  \\$aDelusions
=450  \\$aBeliefs, Delusional
=450  \\$aDelusional beliefs
=450  \\$aDelusional disorders
=450  \\$aDisorders, Delusional
=550  \\$wg$aCognition disorders
=550  \\$aHallucinations and illusions
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Delusional beliefs, c1988$b(delusions)
=670  \\$aMESH.
=670  \\$aThes. psych.
=670  \\$aNIH$b(Psychology Abnormal; Cognition disorders; Delusions)
=670  \\$aKaplan psych.
=670  \\$aPenguin dict. psych.$b(delusion; delusional disorder)
=670  \\$aEnglish comp. dict. psych.
=670  \\$aChaplin dict. psych.
=670  \\$aEvans pysch.
=750  \2$aDelusions$5IEN$0(DNLM)D003702

=LDR  00760cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362958602441
=005  20120730164149.0
=008  870902i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 87005615 
=035  \\$aCAU7134NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aRJ505.G7
=150  \\$aGroup psychotherapy for youth
=550  \\$wg$aYouth
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Dennison, S.T. Activities for adolescents in therapy : a handbook of facilitating guidelines and planning ideas for group therapy with troubled adolescents, c1988.
=750  \2$81$wb$aPsychotherapy, Group$5IEN$0(DNLM)D011615
=750  \2$81$wb$aAdolescent$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000293
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aPsychotherapy, Group$iand$aAdolescent$5IEN

=LDR  02353cz  a2200361n  4500
=001  9880362958702441
=005  20120730164149.0
=008  060323i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 87005569 
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dWaU$dSdMadT$dDLC
=053  \0$aQH92$bQH95.6$cLocal, by body of water
=053  \0$aQH101$bQH198$cLocal, by region, etc.
=053  \0$aQH541.15.B56$cGeneral
=150  \\$aBiodiversity
=450  \\$aBiological diversification
=450  \\$wnne$aBiological diversity
=450  \\$aBiotic diversity
=450  \\$aDiversification, Biological
=450  \\$aDiversity, Biological
=550  \\$wg$aBiology
=550  \\$aBiocomplexity
=550  \\$aEcological heterogeneity
=550  \\$aNumbers of species
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Technologies to maintain biological diversity, 1988:$bp. 3 (Biological diversity refers to the variety and variability among living organisms and the ecological complexes in which they occur. Includes ecosystem diversity, species diversity, genetic diversity)
=670  \\$aOxford dict. of biol., 2003$b(biodiversity (biological diversity): The existence of a wide variety of species (species diversity) or other taxa of plants, animals, and microorganisms in a natural community or habitat, or of communities within a particular environment (ecological diversity), or of genetic variation within a species (generic diversity))
=670  \\$aMcGraw-Hill dict. of bioscience, 2003$b(biodiversity)
=670  \\$aNational forum on biodiversity, Sept. 21-24, 1986, Washington, D.C.$b(poster)
=670  \\$aBiol. & agr. index.:$bv. 40, p. 615 (biological diversity, biotic diversity, biological diversification)
=670  \\$aNjuguna, S.C. The convention on biological diversity, in Botanical diversity in Southern Africa, 1994:$bp. 311 (biological diversity ... is the totality of the variety of living organisms the genetic differences among them, and the communities and ecosystems in which they occur)
=670  \\$aBiocomplexity thesaurus website, Mar. 19, 2005$b(RT: Biodiversity)
=680  \\$iHere are entered works on the totality of the variety of living organisms, the genetic differences among them, and the communities and ecosystems in which they occur.
=688  \\$aHeading changed 20060503 from: 150:##:_{dollar}a Biological diversity
=750  \2$aBiodiversity$5IEN$0(DNLM)D044822

=LDR  00631cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880362958802441
=005  20120730164149.0
=008  870826\|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 87005369 
=035  \\$aCAU6925NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQP671.C85
=150  \\$aCytochromes
=550  \\$wg$aHemoproteins
=550  \\$wg$aPigments (Biology)
=670  \\$aWork cat.: UNESCO int. workshop on cytochrome systems, c1987.
=670  \\$aMESH.
=670  \\$aNIH.
=670  \\$aDorland's med. dict.
=670  \\$aWeb. 3.
=670  \\$aOld catalog heading$b(Cytochrome)
=750  \2$aCytochromes$5IEN$0(DNLM)D003580

=LDR  00683cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362958902441
=005  20120730164149.0
=008  870826||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 87005364 
=035  \\$aCAU6920NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQK898.P73
=150  \\$aPlastocyanin
=550  \\$wg$aHemoproteins
=550  \\$wg$aPigments (Biology)
=550  \\$wg$aPlant proteins
=670  \\$aWork cat.: J�ager, K. Proteinbiosynthese von Plastocyanin und Cytochrom c-553 in der Gr�unalge Scenedesmus acutus, 1985.
=670  \\$aPrinciples of biochemistry, general aspects, c1983:$bp. 500, 502.
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/18/90
=750  \2$aPlastocyanin$5IEN$0(DNLM)D010970

=LDR  00657cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880362959002441
=005  20120730164149.0
=008  041126i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 87005363 
=035  \\$aCAU6919LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQK495.T35$cBotany
=150  \\$aTamaricaceae
=450  \\$aTamarisk family (Plants)
=550  \\$wg$aViolales
=670  \\$aOld catalog heading$b(Tamaricaceae)
=670  \\$aWeb. 3.$b(Tamaricaceae; tamarisk family=Tamaricaceae)
=670  \\$aHortus 3:$bp. 1096.
=670  \\$aEngler Syl. Pflanz.:$bp. 333.
=670  \\$aInd. nom. gen. (plant):$bp. 1720.
=750  \2$aTamaricaceae$5IEN$0(DNLM)D032363

=LDR  00597cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362959102441
=005  20120730164149.0
=008  870825i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 87005335 
=035  \\$aCAU6897NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQR82.C35
=150  \\$aChlamydiaceae
=550  \\$wg$aChlamydiales
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Microbiology of chalmydia, 1988.
=670  \\$aMESH.
=670  \\$aDorland's med. dict.
=670  \\$aBergey's Manual, 2001:$bv. 1, p. 729.
=670  \\$aZinsser, H. Zinsser microbiology, 1984:$bp. 165.
=750  \2$aChlamydiaceae$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002693

=LDR  00692cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880362959202441
=005  20120730164149.0
=008  870825i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 87005330 
=035  \\$aCAU6893NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQR82.C35
=150  \\$aChlamydia
=450  \\$aPLT agents
=450  \\$aPsittacosis-lymphogranuloma-trachoma organisms
=550  \\$wg$aChlamydiaceae
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Microbiology of chlamydia, 1988.
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Chlamydia)
=670  \\$aDorland's med. dict.
=670  \\$aBergey's Manual, 2001:$bv. 1, p. 165.
=670  \\$aZinsser, H. Zinsser microbiology, 1984:$bp. 785.
=750  \2$aChlamydia$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002689

=LDR  01180cz  a2200241n  4500
=001  9880362959302441
=005  20070531084701.0
=008  870825||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 87005329 
=035  \\$aCAU6892NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=150  \\$aSmall-angle scattering
=450  \\$aLow-angle scattering
=450  \\$aScattering, Low-angle
=450  \\$aScattering, Small-angle
=550  \\$wg$aScattering (Physics)
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Svergun, D.I. Structure analysis of small-angle x-ray and neutron scattering, c1987.
=670  \\$aASTI:$bunder Scattering of particles and radiation (Small-angle scattering ...)
=670  \\$aConc. dict. physics:$b(Scattering, Small-angle-- Def.: Scattering of a beam of a beam of radiation angles by particles or cavities in a medium, whose dimensions are larger compared with the wavelength of the radiation)
=670  \\$aNew dict. physics$b(Prefers: Low-angle scattering)
=670  \\$aINIS: Thes.
=675  \\$aBritannica Micro.;$aEncyc. physics;$aEngr. index;$aIntl. dict. physics & electronics;$aMcGraw-Hill dict. sci. tech.;$aNASA;$aTEST;$aThesaurofacet;$aWeb. 3
=750  \2$aScattering, Small Angle$0(DNLM)D053838$5IEN

=LDR  01038cz  a2200253n  4500
=001  9880362959402441
=005  20121023153138.0
=008  870825i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 87005324 
=035  \\$aCAU6887NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aRJ486.5
=150  \\$aPediatric neuropsychology
=450  \\$aChild neuropsychology
=450  \\$aDevelopmental neuropsychology
=550  \\$wg$aNeuropsychology
=550  \\$wg$aPediatric neurology
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Hynd, G.W. Pediatric neuropsychology, c1987.
=670  \\$aDevelopmental neuropsychology, 2013:$bECIP galley, ch. 1 (mental development in childhood; childhood disorders within a developmental context)
=750  \2$81$wb$aNeuropsychology$5IEN$0(DNLM)D009484
=750  \2$81$wb$aAdolescent$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000293
=750  \2$81$wb$aChild$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002648
=750  \2$81$wb$aInfant$5IEN$0(DNLM)D007223
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aNeuropsychology$iand$aAdolescent$ior$aChild$ior$aInfant$5IEN

=LDR  00986cz  a2200325n  4500
=001  9880362959502441
=005  20120730164149.0
=008  870825in\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 87005303 
=035  \\$aCAU6870NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \0$aRE92.5
=150  \\$aAmaurosis fugax
=450  \\$aFleeting blindness
=450  \\$aTemporary blindness
=450  \\$aTransient monocular blindness
=450  \\$aTransient partial blindness
=550  \\$wg$aBlindness
=550  \\$wg$aIschemia
=550  \\$wg$aRetina$xBlood-vessels$xDiseases
=550  \\$wg$aVision, Monocular
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Amaurosis fugax, 1987.
=670  \\$aDorland's med. dict.
=670  \\$aStedman's med. dict.
=670  \\$aCecil's textbook med.:$bp. 2059.
=670  \\$aVaughan & Asbury's General Ophthalmology.
=670  \\$aMosby's dict. med. and nursing.
=670  \\$aVisual science info. center thes.
=675  \\$aMESH;$aNIH
=750  \2$aAmaurosis Fugax$5IEN$0(DNLM)D020757

=LDR  00694cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362959602441
=005  20120730164148.0
=008  870824i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 87005283 
=035  \\$aCAU6852NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \\$aRJ406.N68
=150  \\$aNosocomial infections in children
=550  \\$wg$aInfection in children
=550  \\$wg$aNosocomial infections
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Hospital acquired infection in the pediatric patient, c1988.
=750  \2$81$wb$aCross Infection$5IEN$0(DNLM)D003428
=750  \2$81$wb$aChild$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002648
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aCross Infection$iand$aChild$5IEN

=LDR  00678cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362959702441
=005  20120730164148.0
=008  870819i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 87005211 
=035  \\$aCAU6799NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRF511.Y68
=150  \\$aVoice disorders in youth
=550  \\$wg$aVoice disorders
=550  \\$wg$aYouth$xDiseases
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Andrews, M.L. Voice therapy for adolescents, 1987.
=750  \2$81$wb$aVoice Disorders$5IEN$0(DNLM)D014832
=750  \2$81$wb$aAdolescent$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000293
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aVoice Disorders$iand$aAdolescent$5IEN

=LDR  01453cz  a2200385n  4500
=001  9880362959802441
=005  20120730164148.0
=008  870815i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 87005152 
=035  \\$aCAU6764NU
=035  \\$aSH 87005152
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aRJ399.L68$cPediatrics
=150  \\$aLowe's syndrome
=450  \\$aLowe syndrome
=450  \\$aLowe-Terrey-MacLachlan syndrome
=450  \\$aLowe's oculocerebrorenal syndrome
=450  \\$aOculo-cerebro-renal syndrome
=450  \\$aOculocerebrorenal syndrome
=550  \\$wg$aAmino acids$xMetabolism$xDisorders
=550  \\$wg$aRenal tubular transport, Disorders of
=550  \\$wg$aSyndromes
=550  \\$wg$aX-linked mental retardation
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Living with Lowe's syndrome, 1987.
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Oculocerebrorenal syndrome)
=670  \\$aJablonsky. Eponymic Syndromes.
=670  \\$aDorland's med. dict.
=670  \\$aStedman's med. dict.
=670  \\$aCecil Textbook of Med., 1982:$bp. 1100 (Lowe's syndrome)
=670  \\$aEmery. Princ. & Practice of Med. Genetics, 1983:$bp. 517 (Lowe syndrome)
=670  \\$aForfar. Textbook of Paediatrics, 1984:$bp. 1228 (Lowe's syndrome)
=670  \\$aHarvey. Princ. & Practice of Med., 1984$b(Lowe syndrome)
=670  \\$aStein. Internal Med., 1983:$bp. 1883 (Lowe's syndrome)
=670  \\$aLowe's Syndrome Association.
=750  \2$aOculocerebrorenal Syndrome$5IEN$0(DNLM)D009800

=LDR  00466cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362959902441
=005  20120730164148.0
=008  870814i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 87005149 
=035  \\$aCAU6761NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQK725
=150  \\$aPlant chromosomes
=550  \\$wg$aChromosomes
=550  \\$wg$aPlant cells and tissues
=670  \\$aLC data base, 7/28/87$b(plant chromosomes)
=750  \2$aChromosomes, Plant$5IEN$0(DNLM)D032461

=LDR  00779cz  a2200241n  4500
=001  9880362960002441
=005  20120730164148.0
=008  870812in\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 87005081 
=035  \\$aCAU6728NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRC901.75
=150  \\$aUrination disorders
=450  \\$aDisorders of urination
=450  \\$aMicturation disorders
=450  \\$aUrination dysfunction
=450  \\$aVoiding disorders
=450  \\$aVoiding dysfunction
=550  \\$wg$aUrinary organs$xDiseases
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Wein, A.J. Voiding function and dysfunction, c1988.
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Urination disorders)
=675  \\$aCecil's textbook medicine;$aDorland's med. dict.;$aStedman's med. dict.
=750  \2$aUrination Disorders$5IEN$0(DNLM)D014555

=LDR  01105cz  a2200301n  4500
=001  9880362960102441
=005  20120730164148.0
=008  870812i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 87005065 
=035  \\$aCAU6720LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aQK495.C74
=150  \\$aSaussurea
=450  \\$aAplotaxis
=450  \\$aAucklandia
=450  \\$aCyathidium
=450  \\$aFrolovia
=450  \\$aHeterotrichum
=450  \\$aLagurostemon
=450  \\$aPoecilotriche
=550  \\$wg$aCompositae
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Lipshi�t�s, S.�I�U. Rod Saussurea DC. (Asteraceae), 1979.
=670  \\$aEngler Syl. Pflanz.:$bv. II, p. 494.
=670  \\$aNational list of scientific plant names:$bv. I, p. 308.
=670  \\$aInd. nom. gen. (plant.):$bp. 1560.
=670  \\$aWillis, J.C. A dictionary of the flowering plants and ferns:$bp. 1033 (Saussurea) p. 80 (Aplotaxis) p. 109 (Aucklandia) p. 321 (Cyathidium) p. 471 (Frolovia) p. 556 (Heterotrichum) p. 631 (Lagurostemon) p. 926 (Poecilotriche)
=670  \\$aLC data base, 8/5/87$b(Saussurea)
=750  \2$aSaussurea$5IEN$0(DNLM)D030441

=LDR  00781cz  a2200253n  4500
=001  9880362960202441
=005  20110318084117.0
=008  870812i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 87005052 
=035  \\$aCAU6717NU
=035  \\$ash 87005052
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aRC683.5.I42
=150  \\$aHeart$xImaging
=450  \\$aCardiac diagnostic imaging
=450  \\$aCardiac imaging
=450  \\$aDiagnostic cardiac imaging
=450  \\$aHeart$xDiseases$xImaging
=450  \\$aImaging of the heart
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Clinical cardiac imaging, c1988.
=670  \\$aNoninvasive cardiac imaging, 1988.
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Heart--Radionuclide imaging)
=681  \\$iExample under$aDiagnostic imaging
=750  \2$aCardiac Imaging Techniques$0(DNLM)D057791$5IEN

=LDR  00963cz  a2200253n  4500
=001  9880362960302441
=005  20120730164148.0
=008  870811||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 87005017 
=035  \\$aCAU6699NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aPicloram
=450  \\$aAminotrichloropicolinic acid
=450  \\$aAminotrichloropyridinecarboxylic acid
=550  \\$wg$aHerbicides
=550  \\$wg$aPyridine
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Picloram : the effects of its use as a herbicide on environmental quality, 1974:$bp. 74 (monocarboxylic acid, C b6 (BH b3 (BCl b3 (BN b2 (BO b2 (B, used as an herbicide)
=670  \\$aMerck$b(picloram: aminotrichloropyridinecarboxylic acid; aminotrichloropicolinic acid)
=670  \\$aMcGraw-Hill dict. sci. tech.
=670  \\$aChem. abst.:$bCAS reg. no. 1918-02-1.
=670  \\$aBiol. & agr. index.
=675  \\$aHennepin;$aLC data base, 7/27/87
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/18/90
=750  \2$aPicloram$5IEN$0(DNLM)D010846

=LDR  00315cz  a2200121n  4500
=001  9880362960402441
=005  20090203095342.0
=008  870806i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|n\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 87004915 
=035  \\$aCAU6644NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aLymph nodes$xDiseases
=750  \2$aLymphatic Diseases$0(DNLM)D008206$5IEN

=LDR  01710cz  a2200289n  4500
=001  9880362960502441
=005  20120611085833.0
=008  010913i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 87020124 
=035  \\$aCAU4149NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dWaU
=053  \0$aQL523.R4$cZoology
=150  \\$aConenoses
=450  \\$aCone-nose bugs
=450  \\$aCone-nosed bugs
=450  \\$aConenose bugs
=450  \\$aKissing bugs
=450  \\$aTriatomidae$5IEN
=450  \\$wnne$aTriatominae
=450  \\$aTriatomines
=550  \\$wg$aAssassin bugs
=670  \\$aArnett Am. insects:$bp. 267 (subfamily Triatominae of family Reduviidae)
=670  \\$aWeb. 3$b(conenose, also cone-nose bug or cone-nosed bug: any of certain large bloodsucking bugs of Triatoma or closely related genera of the family Reduviidae)
=670  \\$aAm. heritage dict.$b(conenose. Also called cone-nosed bug, kissing bug)
=670  \\$aKissing bugs in the United States, 2011:$bp. 3 (Kissing bugs are bloodsucking insects in the order Hemiptera in the family Reduviidae; the 140 or so species of triatomines, or "kissing bugs," evolved from a reduviid predator or "assassin bug"; how many times reduviids have forsaken their assassin habits to become blood sucking "kissers" has been a matter of some controversy; family Reduviidae, subfamily Triatominae)
=670  \\$aWikipedia, Oct. 21, 2011$b(Triatominae. The members of Triatominae, a subfamily of Reduviidae, are also known as conenose bugs, kissing bugs, assassin bugs or triatomines. Most of the 130 or more species of this subfamily are haematophagous, i.e. feed on vertebrate blood; a very few species feed on other invertebrates)
=750  \2$aTriatominae$0(DNLM)D014225$5IEN

=LDR  00402cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362960602441
=005  20120730164148.0
=008  870914i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 87020118 
=035  \\$aCAU4143NU
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh 87020118
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQL523.R4$cZoology
=150  \\$aPanstrongylus
=550  \\$wg$aAssassin bugs
=750  \2$aPanstrongylus$5IEN$0(DNLM)D010203

=LDR  00400cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362960702441
=005  20120730164148.0
=008  870914i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 87020107 
=035  \\$aCAU4132LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \0$aQL523.C6
=150  \\$aCimicidae
=450  \\$aAcanthiidae
=450  \\$aClinocoridae
=550  \\$wg$aHemiptera
=750  \2$aCimicidae$5IEN$0(DNLM)D020063

=LDR  00653cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362960802441
=005  20120730164147.0
=008  870814i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 87005125 
=035  \\$aCAU4077NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aRJ53.A27
=150  \\$aAcupressure for children
=550  \\$wg$aChildren$xDiseases$xTreatment
=670  \\$aWork cat.: St. John, J. High tech touch : acupressure in the schools, c1987.
=750  \2$81$wb$aAcupressure$5IEN$0(DNLM)D019050
=750  \2$81$wb$aChild$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002648
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aAcupressure$iand$aChild$5IEN

=LDR  00476cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362960902441
=005  20120730164147.0
=008  870814i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 87005114 
=035  \\$aCAU4072NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRG269.B32
=150  \\$aBacterial vaginitis
=550  \\$wg$aBacterial diseases
=550  \\$wg$aVaginitis
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Meijden, W.I. Bacterial vaginosis, 1987.
=750  \2$aVaginosis, Bacterial$5IEN$0(DNLM)D016585

=LDR  00766cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362961002441
=005  20080320094440.0
=008  060711i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 87004982 
=035  \\$aCAU4008NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aDeafblind children
=450  \\$wnne$aBlind-deaf children
=550  \\$wg$aChildren with disabilities
=550  \\$wg$aDeafblind people
=670  \\$aGoogle search, July 11, 2006$b(deafblind children)
=688  \\$aHeading changed 20060817 from: 150:##:_{dollar}a Blind-deaf children
=750  \2$81$wb$aDeaf-Blind Disorders$0(DNLM)D054062$5IEN
=750  \2$81$wb$aChild$0(DNLM)D002648$5IEN
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aDeaf-Blind Disorders$iand$aChild$5IEN

=LDR  00879cz  a2200265n  4500
=001  9880362961102441
=005  20120730164147.0
=008  870804i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 87004870 
=035  \\$aCAU3955NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQP519.9.I43
=150  \\$aImmunoblotting
=450  \\$aDot immunoblotting
=450  \\$aElectroimmunoblotting
=450  \\$aImmunoelectroblotting
=450  \\$aReverse immunoblotting
=550  \\$wg$aAntigens$xAnalysis
=550  \\$wg$aImmunoassay
=670  \\$aWork cat.: CRC handbook of immunoblotting of proteins, 1988.
=670  \\$aHerbert. Dict. immunology$b(Immunoblotting, see Western blotting : A technique for the analysis and identification of protein antigens)
=670  \\$aMESH.
=675  \\$aNIH;$aDorland's med. dict.
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/6/90
=750  \2$aImmunoblotting$5IEN$0(DNLM)D015151

=LDR  01210cz  a2200289n  4500
=001  9880362961202441
=005  20120730164147.0
=008  870731i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 87004794 
=035  \\$aCAU3890NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRM170.5
=150  \\$aDrug infusion pumps
=450  \\$aDrug infusion systems
=450  \\$aInfusion pumps, Drug
=450  \\$aInfusors (Therapeutics)
=450  \\$aPerfusion pumps
=450  \\$aPumps, Drug infusion
=550  \\$wg$aDrug delivery devices
=550  \\$wg$aInfusion therapy$xEquipment and supplies
=550  \\$wg$aPumping machinery
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Infusion systems in medicine, 1987.
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Infusion pumps: Fluid propulsion systems ... used to inject over time agents into a patient or experimental animal, used routinely to maintain intravenous line, to administer antineoplastic agents and drugs in thromboembolism, heart diseases, diabetes; smaller versions may be implanted)
=670  \\$aNIH$b(Infusion pumps implanted for drug delivery)
=675  \\$aDorland's med. dict.;$aGould's med. dict.;$aStedman's med. dict.
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/6/90
=750  \2$aInfusion Pumps$5IEN$0(DNLM)D007260

=LDR  00706cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362961302441
=005  20120730164147.0
=008  870724i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 87004672 
=035  \\$aCAU3779LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \\$aQK495.C786
=150  \\$aCorsiaceae
=550  \\$wg$aLiliales
=670  \\$aWork cat.: R�ubsamen, T. Morphologische, embryologische und systematische Untersuchungen an Burmanniaceae und Corsiaceae ... 1986.
=670  \\$aEngler Syl. Pflanz.:$bv. 2, p. 539.
=670  \\$aSyn. liv. org.:$bv. I, p. 486.
=670  \\$aVascular plant systematics:$bp. 637.
=675  \\$aWeb. 3;$aBenson, L.D. Plant classification
=750  \2$aCorsiaceae$5IEN$0(DNLM)D045465

=LDR  00591cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362961402441
=005  20120730164147.0
=008  870722||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 87004580 
=035  \\$aCAU3691NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQP752.M45
=150  \\$aMembrane lipids
=550  \\$wg$aLipids
=550  \\$wg$aMembranes (Biology)
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Kagan, V.E. Lipid peroxidation in biomembranes, 1988.
=670  \\$aDevlin, T.M. Textbook of Biochemistry, 1986.
=670  \\$aMESH.
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/11/90
=750  \2$aMembrane Lipids$5IEN$0(DNLM)D008563

=LDR  00619cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362961502441
=005  20120730164147.0
=008  870722in\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 87004558 
=035  \\$aCAU3672NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRJ505.A7
=150  \\$aArt therapy for youth
=550  \\$wg$aYouth
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Linesch, D.G. Adolescent art therapy, 1988.
=750  \2$81$wb$aArt Therapy$5IEN$0(DNLM)D001155
=750  \2$81$wb$aAdolescent$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000293
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aArt Therapy$iand$aAdolescent$5IEN

=LDR  00664cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362961602441
=005  20090430112748.0
=008  870722i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 87004537 
=035  \\$aCAU3652NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \\$aRJ416.T42
=150  \\$aThalassemia in children
=550  \\$wg$aAnemia in children
=550  \\$wg$aThalassemia
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Prenatal diagnosis of thalassemia and the hemoglobinopathies, 1988.
=750  \2$aThalassemia$0(DNLM)D013789$5IEN
=750  \2$81$wb$aChild$0(DNLM)D002648$5IEN
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aThalassemia$iand$aChild$5IEN

=LDR  00761cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362961702441
=005  20120730164147.0
=008  870722||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 87004532 
=035  \\$aCAU3647NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aField-flow fractionation
=450  \\$aFFF (Chromatographic analysis)
=450  \\$aFractionation, Field-flow
=550  \\$wg$aLiquid chromatography
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Jan�ca, J. Field-flow fractionation, 1987.
=670  \\$aChem. abst.$b(Field-flow fractionation, see Chromatography, column and liquid)
=670  \\$aKirk-Othmer encyc. chem.:$bv. 21, p. 127 (field-flow fractionation)
=675  \\$aHackh chem. dict.;$aHawley chem. dict.
=750  \2$aFractionation, Field Flow$5IEN$0(DNLM)D031521

=LDR  00790cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362961802441
=005  20120730164147.0
=008  870721i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 87004524 
=035  \\$aCAU3639LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \\$aRJ482.C65
=150  \\$aConnective tissue diseases in children
=550  \\$wg$aChildren$xDiseases
=550  \\$wg$aConnective tissues$xDiseases
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Resource directory for children with connective tissue diseases in Washington, D.C., Maryland, Virginia and West Virginia, 198-.
=750  \2$81$wb$aConnective Tissue Diseases$5IEN-M$0(DNLM)D003240
=750  \2$81$wb$aChild$0(DNLM)D002648
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aConnective Tissue Diseases$iand$aChild$5IEN

=LDR  00681cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880362961902441
=005  20120730164147.0
=008  870721i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 87004523 
=035  \\$aCAU3638NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aOral hygiene products
=450  \\$aDental hygiene products
=450  \\$aProducts, Oral hygiene
=550  \\$wg$aHygiene products
=550  \\$aMouth$xCare and hygiene
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Pader, M. Oral hygiene products and practice, c1987.
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Oral hygiene, Dental devices, Home care)
=675  \\$aHennepin
=690  \\$ar:AMD:6/25/90
=750  \2$aDental Devices, Home Care$5IEN$0(DNLM)D003742

=LDR  00579cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880362962002441
=005  20120730164147.0
=008  870721||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 87004510 
=035  \\$aCAU3626NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQP114.C44
=150  \\$aHeart cells
=450  \\$aCardiac cells
=450  \\$aCardiocytes
=450  \\$aCardiomyocytes
=550  \\$wg$aCells
=550  \\$wg$aHeart$xCytology
=670  \\$aWork cat.: The heart cell in culture, 1987.
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/13/90
=750  \2$aMyocardium$xcytology$5IEN$0(DNLM)D009206Q000166

=LDR  01385cz  a2200277n  4500
=001  9880362962102441
=005  20120730164146.0
=008  870721i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 87004505 
=035  \\$aCAU3621NU
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh 87004505
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aDeinstitutionalization
=360  \\$isubdivision$aDeinstitutionalization$iunder classes of persons
=550  \\$wg$aCommunity-based corrections
=550  \\$wg$aCommunity health services
=550  \\$aInstitutional care
=670  \\$a9000 words.
=670  \\$aBDNE2.
=670  \\$aHennepin$b(Deinstitutionalization (Human services))
=670  \\$aNational Criminal Justice Thesaurus.
=670  \\$aEncyc. of social work$b(Deinstitutionalization. Can cover five populations: mentally ill; developmentally disabled; criminal offenders; children; and aged)
=670  \\$aERIC thes.$b(Deinstitutionalization (of disabled))
=675  \\$aIAC
=680  \\$iHere are entered works on the process of preventing unnecessary admission to and retention in institutions; finding and developing appropriate alternatives in the community for housing, treatment, training, education, and rehabilitation of persons who do not need to be in institutions; and improving conditions, care, and treatment for those who need to have institutional care.
=750  \2$aDeinstitutionalization$5IEN$0(DNLM)D003688

=LDR  00925cz  a2200289n  4500
=001  9880362962202441
=005  20080226084351.0
=008  041014i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 87004460 
=035  \\$aCAU3582NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dUk
=053  \0$aRC643
=150  \\$aChronic lymphocytic leukemia
=450  \\$aChronic lymphatic leukemia
=450  \\$aChronic lymphoid leukemia
=450  \\$aCLL (Disease)
=550  \\$wg$aChronic leukemia
=550  \\$wg$aLymphocytic leukemia
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Chronic lymphocytic leukemia ... 1987.
=670  \\$aDorland med. dict.
=670  \\$aMosby's med. dict.
=670  \\$aMerck Manual, 1984.
=670  \\$aInternal medicine, 1983.
=670  \\$aCecil Textbook of Medicine, 1982.
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Leukemia, Lymphocytic, x Leukemia, Lymphocytic, Chronic)
=675  \\$aWeb. 3
=750  \2$aLeukemia, Lymphocytic, Chronic, B-Cell$0(DNLM)D015451$5IEN

=LDR  00533cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362962302441
=005  20120730164146.0
=008  870717i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 87004435 
=035  \\$aCAU3559NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQR201.P33
=150  \\$aParvovirus infections
=450  \\$aParvovirus diseases
=550  \\$wg$aVirus diseases
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Parvoviruses and human disease, 1988.
=670  \\$aMESH.
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/17/90
=750  \2$aParvoviridae Infections$5IEN$0(DNLM)D010322

=LDR  00761cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362962402441
=005  20120730164146.0
=008  870716i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 87004418 
=035  \\$aCAU3545NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aRadioimmunotherapy
=360  \\$isubdivision$aRadioimmunotherapy$iunder individual diseases and types of diseases, e.g.$aCancer--Radioimmunotherapy
=360  \\$isubdivision$aRadioimmunotherapy$iunder individual diseases, e.g.$aCancer--Radioimmunotherapy
=550  \\$wg$aImmunotherapy
=550  \\$wg$aRadiotherapy
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Grossman, Z.D. Clinical radioimmunoimaging, c1987.
=670  \\$aRadioimmunoimaging and radioimmunotherapy, c1983.
=750  \2$aRadioimmunotherapy$5IEN$0(DNLM)D016499

=LDR  00916cz  a2200241n  4500
=001  9880362962502441
=005  20120730164146.0
=008  870716i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 87004417 
=035  \\$aCAU3544NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aRC78.7.R38
=150  \\$aRadioimmunoimaging
=360  \\$isubdivision$aRadioimmunoimaging$iunder individual diseases and types of diseases, e.g.$aCancer--Radioimmunoimaging
=360  \\$isubdivision$aRadioimmunoimaging$iunder individual diseases, e.g.$aCancer--Radioimmunoimaging
=450  \\$aImmunoscintigraphy
=550  \\$wg$aImmunodiagnosis
=550  \\$wg$aRadioisotope scanning
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Grossman, Z.D. Clinical radioimmunoimaging, c1987.
=670  \\$aRadioimmunoimaging and radioimmunotherapy, c1983.
=670  \\$aLC data base, 6/1/89$b(Immunoscintigraphy)
=675  \\$aMESH
=750  \2$aRadioimmunodetection$5IEN$0(DNLM)D016719

=LDR  00678cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880362962602441
=005  20080328092856.0
=008  870707||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 87004223 
=035  \\$aCAU3412NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQP609.P52
=150  \\$aPhosphatidate phosphatase
=450  \\$aPhosphatidate phosphohydrolase
=550  \\$wg$aPhosphatases
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Phosphatidate phosphohydrolase, 1988.
=670  \\$aChem. abstr.$b(9025-77-8)
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Phosphatidate phosphatase)
=670  \\$aEnzyme nomenclature$b(EC 3.1.3.4)
=670  \\$aDixon & Webb's Enzymes.
=750  \2$aPhosphatidate Phosphatase$0(DNLM)D010711$5IEN

=LDR  01072cz  a2200253n  4500
=001  9880362962702441
=005  20120730164146.0
=008  870707i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 87004217 
=035  \\$aCAU3407NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aWarfarin
=450  \\$aCoumadin (Trademark)
=550  \\$wg$aAnticoagulants (Medicine)
=550  \\$wg$aCoumarins
=550  \\$wg$aRodenticides
=670  \\$aWork cat.: International symp. on the new dimensions of warfarin prophylaxis, c1987.
=670  \\$aChem. abstr.$b(81-81-2)
=670  \\$aMerck index.
=670  \\$aMeSH browser, Oct. 11, 2007$b(Warfarin. Scope note: An anticoagulant that acts by inhibiting the synthesis of vitamin K-dependent coagulation factors. [...] Warfarin is also used as a rodenticide.)
=670  \\$aOxford dict. of biochemistry and molecular biology, 2006$b(warfarin: an anticoagulant and rodenticide)
=670  \\$aPharmaceutical substances, 2001$b(Warfarin, anticoagulant, trade name: Coumadin (Du Pont) US)
=670  \\$aWeb. 3.
=750  \2$aWarfarin$5IEN$0(DNLM)D014859

=LDR  00970cz  a2200277n  4500
=001  9880362962802441
=005  20120730164146.0
=008  870702||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 87004196 
=035  \\$aCAU3399NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aQD305.A2$cOrganic chemistry
=150  \\$aOleic acid
=450  \\$aOctadecanoic acid
=450  \\$aOctadecenoic acid
=450  \\$aOleinic acid
=450  \\$aRed oil
=550  \\$wg$aUnsaturated fatty acids
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Doulia-Kl�ementzou, D. Parag�og�e hydroxysteatik�on oxe�on apo ela�iko oxy kai axiopoi�es�e ... 1981.
=670  \\$aChem. abst. Index guide:$bp. 977G (9-Octadecenoic acid [110-82-1])
=670  \\$aHackh chem. dict.$b(9-Octadecanoic acid; oleinic acid; red oil)
=670  \\$aHawley chem. dict.
=670  \\$aLC data base, 6/30/87.
=670  \\$aMcGraw-Hill dict. sci. tech.:$bv. 9, p. 355.
=670  \\$aMerck.
=750  \2$aOleic Acid$5IEN$0(DNLM)D019301

=LDR  00637cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880362962902441
=005  20060602123254.0
=008  870701i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 87004177 
=035  \\$aCAU3389LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aQL430.3.O5$cZoology
=053  \\$aSH374.5$cFisheries
=150  \\$aTodarodes
=550  \\$wg$aOmmastrephidae
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Gaiy�osei ika ... 1983.
=670  \\$aSekai kagaku daijiten:$bv. 1, p. 240.
=670  \\$aSyn. liv. org.:$bv. 1, p. 1097.
=670  \\$aKaestner invert. zoo.:$bv. 1, p. 397.
=675  \\$aWeb. 3
=750  \2$aDecapodiformes$0(DNLM)D0049832$5IEN

=LDR  01581cz  a2200361n  4500
=001  9880362963002441
=005  20120730164146.0
=008  040720i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 87004128 
=035  \\$aCAU3358NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aNeeds assessment
=360  \\$isubdivision$aPrevention--Needs assessment$iunder individual diseases and types of diseases, e.g.$aCancer--Prevention--Needs assessment
=360  \\$isubdivision$aPrevention--Needs assessment$iunder individual diseases, e.g.$aCancer--Prevention--Needs assessment
=450  \\$aAssessment of needs
=450  \\$aNeed assessment
=450  \\$aNeeds analysis
=450  \\$aNeeds assessment$xMethodology
=550  \\$wg$aPlanning
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Needs assessment : theory and methods, 1987.
=670  \\$aBauchum, R.G. Needs assessment methodologies in the development of impact statements.
=670  \\$aHennepin.
=670  \\$aERIC thes.
=670  \\$aAustr. thes. education descriptors.
=670  \\$aNat. criminal justice thes.
=670  \\$aPol. sci. thes. II.
=670  \\$aEducation index.
=670  \\$aBanki, I.S. Dict. admin. & management.
=670  \\$aLC database, Feb. 3, 1993$b(needs assessment; need assessment)
=670  \\$aUMI business vocab.$b(Needs assessment use Needs analysis)
=675  \\$aWeb. 3;$a9000 words;$aCRS thes.;$aOECD;$aUNBIS;$aWorld Bank thes.
=680  \\$iHere are entered works on the methods and techniques employed in assessing the need for programs, projects, or products.
=750  \2$aNeeds Assessment$5IEN$0(DNLM)D020380

=LDR  01700cz  a2200313n  4500
=001  9880362963102441
=005  20120730164146.0
=008  870630i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 87004126 
=035  \\$aCAU3356NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aR729.5.H43$cPractice of medicine
=053  \0$aRA413$bRA413.5$cMedical care
=150  \\$aManaged care plans (Medical care)
=450  \\$aManaged care programs (Medical care)
=450  \\$aManaged care systems (Medical care)
=450  \\$aManaged health care
=450  \\$aPlans, Managed care (Medical care)
=450  \\$aPrograms, Managed care (Medical care)
=450  \\$aSystems, Managed care (Medical care)
=550  \\$wg$aHealth insurance
=550  \\$wg$aMedical care
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Schroer, K.A. Hospital strategies for contracting with managed care plans, 1987.
=670  \\$aPhone call to Edith Calhoun, National Library of Medicine, 6/22/87$b(Managed care programs has been approved for 1988 indexing)
=670  \\$aLC database, June 22, 1987$b(Managed care) Jan. 16, 1997 (Managed health care)
=670  \\$aPhone call to American Hospital Association, 6/22/87$b(supplied definition for scope note)
=675  \\$aDiscursive dict. health care;$aDict. health serv. management;$aSlee health care;$aNIH;$aMosby's med. nurs. dict.;$aStedman's med. dict.;$aGould's med. dict.;$aDorland's med. dict.
=680  \\$iHere are entered works on alternative health care delivery and financing systems that integrate financing mechanisms, appropriate utilization management, and service delivery in contracting with employers and insurers to provide medical care.
=750  \2$aManaged Care Programs$5IEN$0(DNLM)D008329

=LDR  00937cz  a2200289n  4500
=001  9880362963202441
=005  20070504083436.0
=008  870624i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 87004016 
=035  \\$aCAU3319NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQR185.8.T84
=150  \\$aTumor necrosis factor
=450  \\$aCachectin
=450  \\$aLymphotoxin
=450  \\$aTNF (Immunology)
=550  \\$wg$aCytokines
=550  \\$wg$aGlycoproteins
=550  \\$wg$aGrowth factors
=550  \\$wg$aMacrophages
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Tumor necrosis factor and related cytotoxins, 1987.
=670  \\$aDorland's med. dict.
=670  \\$aPrasolov, V.S. Dokl. Akad. Nauk SSSR, 1988:$bv. 300, no. 6, p. 1498.
=670  \\$aAggarwal, B.B. J. Biol. Chem., 1985:$bv. 260, p. 2334.
=670  \\$aFransen, L. Nucl. Acids Res., 1985:$bv. 13, p. 4417.
=675  \\$aMESH;$aWeb. 3
=750  \2$aTumor Necrosis Factors$0(DNLM)D048069$5IEN

=LDR  00715cz  a2200253n  4500
=001  9880362963302441
=005  20120730164146.0
=008  870701||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 87004151 
=035  \\$aCAU2919NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aDopa
=450  \\$aDihydroxyphenylalanine
=450  \\$aHydroxytyrosine
=450  \\$aL-Dopa
=450  \\$aLevodopa
=550  \\$wg$aCatecholamines
=550  \\$wg$aPhenylalanine
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Bromocriptine in the early management of Parkinson's disease, c1987.
=670  \\$aHackh chem. dict.
=670  \\$aWeb. 3.
=670  \\$aMerck index.
=670  \\$aOld catalog heading$b(Dopa)
=750  \2$aDihydroxyphenylalanine$5IEN$0(DNLM)D004295

=LDR  00942cz  a2200277n  4500
=001  9880362963402441
=005  20120730164145.0
=008  870622i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 87003995 
=035  \\$aCAU2822NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aHIV antibodies
=450  \\$aAIDS antibodies
=450  \\$aAIDS virus antibodies
=450  \\$aAntibodies to human immunodeficiency virus
=450  \\$aHTLV-III antibodies
=450  \\$wnne$aHuman immunodeficiency virus antibodies
=450  \\$aHuman immunodeficiency virus-associated antibodies
=450  \\$aHuman T-cell leukemia virus III antibodies
=450  \\$aHuman T-cell lymphotropic virus III antibodies
=450  \\$aLAV antibodies
=450  \\$aLymphadenopathy-associated virus antibodies
=550  \\$wg$aViral antibodies
=670  \\$aMESH$b(HIV antibodies)
=675  \\$aWeb. 3;$aNIH;$aDorland's med. dict.
=750  \2$aHIV Antibodies$5IEN$0(DNLM)D015483

=LDR  01777cz  a2200289n  4500
=001  9880362963502441
=005  20050504084050.0
=008  870617||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 87003900 
=035  \\$aCAU2764NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aChernobyl Nuclear Accident, Chornobyl�, Ukraine, 1986
=450  \\$aChernobyl Accident, Chornobyl�, Ukraine, 1986
=450  \\$aChernobyl Disaster, Chornobyl�, Ukraine, 1986
=450  \\$aChernobyl Nuclear Disaster, Chornobyl�, Ukraine, 1986
=450  \\$aChernobyl Nuclear Power Plant Accident, Chornobyl�, Ukraine, 1986
=550  \\$wg$aNuclear power plants$xAccidents$zUkraine
=670  \\$aMagazine Index$b(Chernobyl Nuclear Accident, 1986, is entry. Titles listed: Chernobyl nuclear disaster; Chernobyl accident; Chernobyl nuclear accident; Chernobyl disaster)
=670  \\$aNational Newspaper Index$b(Chernobyl Nuclear Accident, 1986; Chernobyl accident; Chernobyl Nuclear Power Plant accident)
=670  \\$aReaders Digest almanac 1987:$bp. 54 (Chernobyl, U.S.S.R. nuclear accident)
=670  \\$aWorld almanac 1987:$bp. 903 (Accident at Chernobyl Nuclear Power Plant)
=670  \\$aGorbachev, M. "The Chernobyl Accident," Vital Speeches, LII, (June 15, 1986) :$bpp. 514-517.
=670  \\$aReport on the Accident at the Chernobyl Nuclear Power Station. Washington, D.C., U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission, 1987.
=670  \\$aU.S. Cong. House. Com. on Energy and Commerce. Subcom. on Energy Conservation and Power. Soviet Nuclear Accident at Chernobyl, 1987.
=670  \\$aU.S. Cong. Senate. Com. on For. Relations. Trip Report: A visit to E. Europe in the Wake of the ... Chernobyl Nuclear Accident, 1987.
=675  \\$aHennepin
=750  \2$aChernobyl Nuclear Accident$0(DNLM)D047852$5IEN

=LDR  00943cz  a2200313n  4500
=001  9880362963602441
=005  20120730164145.0
=008  871218i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 87003899 
=035  \\$a(OCoLC)02073069
=035  \\$aCAU2763NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRG107.5.H97
=150  \\$aHysterosalpingography
=450  \\$aHSG (Gynecology)
=450  \\$aHysterotubography
=450  \\$aMetrosalpingography
=450  \\$aMetrotubography
=450  \\$aUterosalpingography
=450  \\$aUterotubography
=550  \\$wg$aFallopian tubes$xRadiography
=550  \\$wg$aUterus$xRadiography
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Karasick, S. Atlas of hysterosalpingography, c1987.
=670  \\$aMESH.
=670  \\$aDorland's med. dict.
=670  \\$aStedman's med. dict.
=670  \\$aWeb. 3.
=670  \\$aOtt, D.J. Hysterosalpingography, 1990:$bcontents (HSG)
=750  \2$aHysterosalpingography$5IEN$0(DNLM)D007047

=LDR  01279cz  a2200289n  4500
=001  9880362963702441
=005  20120730164145.0
=008  930203i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 87003885 
=035  \\$aCAU2749NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aHospital swing beds
=450  \\$aHospitals$xSwing beds
=450  \\$aRural hospitals$xSwing beds
=450  \\$aSwing beds (Hospitals)
=550  \\$wg$aHospital beds
=550  \\$wg$aHospital utilization
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Shaughnessy, P. Shaping policy for long-term care : learning from the effectiveness of hospital swing beds, 1991.
=670  \\$aSwing beds: assessing flexible health care in rural communities ... 1987.
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Bed conversion x Swing beds)
=670  \\$aDict. health serv. management:$bp. 583 (Swing bed)
=670  \\$aSlee health care$b(Swing beds)
=670  \\$aHosp. admin. term. 2d ed.$b(Bed, Swing)
=670  \\$aLC data base, 6/3/87.
=675  \\$aMosby's med. nurs. dict.;$aStedman's med. dict.;$aDorland's med. dict.;$aGould med. dict.;$aNIH;$aDiscursive dict. health care;$aWeb. 3
=680  \\$iHere are entered works on beds regularly maintained for either short-term or long-term use depending upon need.
=750  \2$aBed Conversion$5IEN$0(DNLM)D001508

=LDR  00580cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362963802441
=005  20120730164145.0
=008  870615i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 87003816 
=035  \\$aCAU2681NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aErythrocebus
=550  \\$wg$aCercopithecidae
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Comparative behavior of African Monkeys, 1987.
=670  \\$aSyn. liv. org.:$bv. 2, p. 1034.
=670  \\$aHonacki Mammal species:$bp. 234.
=670  \\$aWalker mam. world:$bv. 1, p. 462.
=670  \\$aWeb. 3.
=750  \2$aErythrocebus$5IEN$0(DNLM)D016669

=LDR  00825cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362963902441
=005  20120730164145.0
=008  920331i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 87003752 
=035  \\$aCAU2622NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRJ426.D52
=150  \\$aDiabetic angiopathies in children
=550  \\$wg$aDiabetes in children$xComplications
=550  \\$wg$aDiabetic angiopathies
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Early vascular complications in children with diabetes mellitus : International Workshop on Diabetic Angiopathy in Children (1986 : Berlin, Germany), 1987.
=750  \2$81$wb$aDiabetic Angiopathies$5IEN$0(DNLM)D003925
=750  \2$81$wb$aChild$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002648
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aDiabetic Angiopathies$iand$aChild$5IEN

=LDR  00484cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362964002441
=005  20120730164145.0
=008  870611i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 87003747 
=035  \\$aCAU2617NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aRifampin
=450  \\$aRifampicin
=550  \\$wg$aAntitubercular agents
=550  \\$wg$aLeprostatic agents
=550  \\$wg$aRifamycins
=670  \\$aMESH.
=670  \\$aMerck Index.
=750  \2$aRifampin$5IEN$0(DNLM)D012293

=LDR  00358cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362964102441
=005  20120730164145.0
=008  050801i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 87003651 
=035  \\$aCAU2530NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aOccultists
=550  \\$wg$aReligious adherents
=670  \\$aWeb. 3.
=750  \2$aOccultism$5IEN$0(DNLM)D009781

=LDR  00652cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362964202441
=005  20120730164145.0
=008  870608i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 87003642 
=035  \\$aCAU2522NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aQR201.E75$cVirology
=053  \\$aRC141.5$cInternal medicine
=150  \\$aEpstein-Barr virus diseases
=450  \\$aEBV diseases
=550  \\$wg$aHerpesvirus diseases
=550  \\$aChronic fatigue syndrome
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Epstein-Barr virus and human disease, c1987.
=675  \\$aMESH;$aNIH;$aDorland's med. dict.;$aWeb. 3
=750  \2$aEpstein-Barr Virus Infections$5IEN$0(DNLM)D020031

=LDR  00668cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880362964302441
=005  20120730164145.0
=008  920906||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 87003634 
=035  \\$aCAU2514NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQP601.3
=150  \\$aEnzyme kinetics
=450  \\$aDynamics, Enzyme
=450  \\$aEnzyme dynamics
=450  \\$aEnzymes$xKinetics
=450  \\$aKinetics, Enzyme
=550  \\$wg$aChemical kinetics
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Enzyme dynamics and regulation p. Boon, c1987.
=670  \\$aChem. abstr. index guide$b(kinetics, enzymic)
=675  \\$aWeb. 3;$aMESH;$aNIH
=750  \2$aEnzymes$5IEN$0(DNLM)D004798

=LDR  00676cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362964402441
=005  20120730164145.0
=008  920109i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 87003545 
=035  \\$aCAU2435NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRJ365
=150  \\$aPain in children
=450  \\$aPediatric pain
=550  \\$wg$aChildren$xDiseases
=550  \\$wg$aSenses and sensation in children
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Pain in children and in youth, 1987.
=750  \2$81$wb$aPain$5IEN$0(DNLM)D010146
=750  \2$81$wb$aChild$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002648
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aPain$iand$aChild$5IEN

=LDR  00731cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880362964502441
=005  20130317181911.0
=008  870602i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 87003516 
=035  \\$aCAU2406NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aNonsmoking areas
=450  \\$aNo smoking areas
=450  \\$aNon-smoking areas
=450  \\$aSmoke-free areas
=450  \\$aSmokefree areas
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Meek, C. Catalog of nonsmoking hotel rooms, c1986.
=670  \\$aLC data base, 5/20/87:$b(in titles: smoke-free lodging; smoke-free dining)
=670  \\$aCarol, J. Smokefree travel guide, c1988.
=675  \\$aWeb. 3;$aMESH;$aLIV;$aHennepin;$aReaders' guide
=750  \2$aSmoke-Free Policy$0(DNLM)D061845$5IEN

=LDR  01022cz  a2200301n  4500
=001  9880362964602441
=005  20120730164144.0
=008  870602||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 87003500 
=035  \\$aCAU2393NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aCacodylic acid
=450  \\$aAlkargene
=450  \\$aCA (Chemical)
=450  \\$aDimethylarsinic acid
=450  \\$aHydroxydimethylarsine oxide
=550  \\$wg$aOrganic acids
=550  \\$wg$aOrganoarsenic compounds
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Hood, R.D. Cacodylic acid, 1986:$bp. 1 (cacodylic acid; variants: alkargene, hydroxydimethylarsine oxide, dimethylarsinic acid, CA)
=670  \\$aWeb. 3.
=670  \\$aMcGraw-Hill dict. sci. tech.
=670  \\$aChem. abst.$b(cacodylic acid, see Arsinic acid, Dimethyl; CAS reg. no. 75-60-5)
=670  \\$aMerck.
=670  \\$aHackh chem. dict.
=670  \\$aHawley chem. dict.
=675  \\$aASTI;$aHennepin;$aLC data base, 2/4/87
=690  \\$ar:AMD:6/7/90
=750  \2$aCacodylic Acid$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002101

=LDR  00735cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880362964702441
=005  20120730164144.0
=008  870602i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 87003496 
=035  \\$aCAU2389NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRB45.2
=150  \\$aTranscutaneous blood gas monitoring
=450  \\$aBlood gas monitoring, Transcutaneous
=550  \\$wg$aBlood gases$xAnalysis
=550  \\$wg$aPatient monitoring
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Int. symposium on continuous transcutaneous monitoring, c1987.
=670  \\$aMESH.
=675  \\$aNIH;$aCecil's textbook of med.;$aHarvey's principles and practices of med.
=690  \\$ar:AMD:6/12/90
=750  \2$aBlood Gas Monitoring, Transcutaneous$5IEN$0(DNLM)D001785

=LDR  00738cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880362964802441
=005  20090425124120.0
=008  870526i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 87003347 
=035  \\$aCAU2259NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQP84.6
=150  \\$aChronobiology
=450  \\$aBiological time
=550  \\$wg$aBiology
=550  \\$wg$aTime
=670  \\$aWork cat.: European Society for Chronobiology, 1987.
=670  \\$aMESH.
=670  \\$aDorland's med. dict.
=670  \\$aStedman's med. dict.
=680  \\$iHere are entered works on time-related events in biological systems, such as development, growth, aging, cyclic phenomena, and biorhythms.
=750  \2$aChronobiology Phenomena$0(DNLM)D002909$5IEN

=LDR  00637cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362964902441
=005  20120730164144.0
=008  870518i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 87003152 
=035  \\$aCAU2084NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aSpirochetes
=450  \\$aSpirochaetales
=450  \\$aSpirochaetes
=550  \\$wg$aBacteria
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Lyme borreliosis: procs. 2nd Internatl. Symp. on Lyme Disease & Rel. Disorders, Vienna, 1985, 1987.
=670  \\$aDorland's med. dict.
=670  \\$aStedman's med. dict.
=670  \\$aBergey, 1984:$bpp. 38-70.
=750  \2$aSpirochaetales$5IEN$0(DNLM)D013144

=LDR  00578cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362965002441
=005  20120730164144.0
=008  870518||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 87003151 
=035  \\$aCAU2083NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQR82.S7
=150  \\$aSpirochaetaceae
=550  \\$wg$aSpirochetes
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Lyme borreliosis: procs. of the 2nd Internatl. Symp. on Lyme Disease & Related Disorders, Vienna, 1985, 1987.
=670  \\$aZinsser Microbiology, 1984:$bpp. 721-739.
=670  \\$aMESH.
=750  \2$aSpirochaetaceae$5IEN$0(DNLM)D013143

=LDR  00519cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362965102441
=005  20120730164144.0
=008  940322i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 87003149 $zsh 88023219 
=035  \\$aCAU2082NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQR82.S7
=150  \\$aBorrelia
=550  \\$wg$aSpirochaetaceae
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Lyme borreliosis: procs. 2nd Internatl. Symp. on Lyme Disease & Rel. Disorders, Vienna, 1985, 1987.
=670  \\$aMESH.
=750  \2$aBorrelia$5IEN$0(DNLM)D001898

=LDR  00860cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880362965202441
=005  20120730164144.0
=008  870515i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 87003117 $zsh 85134884 
=035  \\$aCAU2052NU
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=450  \\$wnne$aThiosulphates
=550  \\$wg$aThiosulfuric acid
=670  \\$aSnyder, V.D. A study of the absorption spectra of sulfides, thiosulfates, and thionates ... 1936.
=670  \\$aOld catalog heading$b(thiosulphates)
=670  \\$aGrant & Hackh's chem. dict.$b(thiosulfate: a salt of thiosulfuric acid)
=675  \\$aHawley chem. dict.
=688  \\$aHeading from sh 85134884, deleted 20070821: 150:##:_{dollar}a Thionates
=688  \\$aHeading changed 20070822 from: 150:##:_{dollar}a Thiosulphates
=750  \2$aThiosulfates$5IEN$0(DNLM)D013885

=LDR  00339cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362965302441
=005  20060713082027.0
=008  870511i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 87020097 
=035  \\$aCAT6207LC
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=053  \\$aQL430.3.S47
=150  \\$aSepia
=550  \\$wg$aCuttlefish
=750  \2$aSepia$0(DNLM)D049833$5IEN

=LDR  00402cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362965402441
=005  20060602122358.0
=008  870511i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 87020092 
=035  \\$aCAT6202LC
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=150  \\$aCuttlefish
=450  \\$aSepiidae
=450  \\$aSepiophora
=550  \\$wg$aSepiida
=750  \2$aDecapodiformes$0(DNLM)D049832$5IEN

=LDR  00440cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362965502441
=005  20120730164144.0
=008  870428i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 87020072 
=035  \\$aCAT6184LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \\$aQL377.S4
=150  \\$aSea nettle
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=750  \2$aSea Nettle, East Coast$5IEN$0(DNLM)D037441

=LDR  00371cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362965602441
=005  20120730164144.0
=008  870427i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 87020022 
=035  \\$aCAT6135NU
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=750  \2$aTrichostrongylus$5IEN$0(DNLM)D014254

=LDR  00349cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362965702441
=005  20120730164144.0
=008  870429i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 87020020 
=035  \\$aCAT6133LC
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=750  \2$aMucuna$5IEN$0(DNLM)D031299

=LDR  00406cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362965802441
=005  20120730164144.0
=008  870429i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
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=550  \\$wg$aAncylostomatidae
=750  \2$aAncylostoma$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000722

=LDR  00399cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362965902441
=005  20120730164144.0
=008  870427i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 87020013 
=035  \\$aCAT6126NU
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=053  \\$aQL391.N4
=150  \\$aNippostrongylus
=550  \\$wg$aTrichostrongylidae
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/13/90
=750  \2$aNippostrongylus$5IEN$0(DNLM)D009559

=LDR  00463cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362966002441
=005  20120730164144.0
=008  870427i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 87020012 
=035  \\$aCAT6125NU
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=550  \\$wg$aStrongylida
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/12/90
=750  \2$aMetastrongyloidea$5IEN$0(DNLM)D008681

=LDR  00388cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362966102441
=005  20120730164143.0
=008  870427i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 87020008 
=035  \\$aCAT6121NU
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=150  \\$aHaemonchus
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=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/3/90
=750  \2$aHaemonchus$5IEN$0(DNLM)D006189

=LDR  00389cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362966202441
=005  20120730164143.0
=008  870427i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 87020006 
=035  \\$aCAT6119NU
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=053  \\$aQL391.N4
=150  \\$aDictyocaulus
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=690  \\$ar:AMD:6/25/90
=750  \2$aDictyocaulus$5IEN$0(DNLM)D004021

=LDR  00355cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362966302441
=005  20010922212102.0
=008  870514i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 87003091 
=035  \\$aCAT6095LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=150  \\$aCystoscopes
=550  \\$wg$aEndoscopes
=670  \\$aWeb. 3.
=675  \\$aMESH
=750  \0$aCystoscopes$5IEN-M

=LDR  00403cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362966402441
=005  20120730164143.0
=008  870514i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 87003090 
=035  \\$aCAT6094LC
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=150  \\$aGastroscopes
=450  \\$wnne$aGastroscope and gastroscopy
=550  \\$wg$aEndoscopes
=670  \\$aWeb. 3.
=750  \2$aGastroscopes$5IEN$0(DNLM)D020699

=LDR  00373cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362966502441
=005  20060602130550.0
=008  870514i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|n\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 87003083 
=035  \\$aCAT6092LC
=035  \\$ash 87003083
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aRC864.5
=150  \\$aRectum$xExamination
=750  \2$aDigital Rectal Examination$0(DNLM)D051517$5IEN

=LDR  00435cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362966602441
=005  20120730164143.0
=008  870514i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 87003074 
=035  \\$aCAT6091NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aLaparoscopes
=450  \\$aPeritoneoscopes
=550  \\$wg$aEndoscopes
=670  \\$aDorland's med. dict.$b(laparoscope, also peritoneoscope)
=750  \2$aLaparoscopes$5IEN$0(DNLM)D020706

=LDR  00641cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880362966702441
=005  20120730164143.0
=008  870513||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 87003056 
=035  \\$aCAT6088NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aQR342.2.M82
=150  \\$aBacteriophage mu
=450  \\$aMu bacteriophage
=450  \\$aMu phage
=450  \\$aPhage mu
=550  \\$wg$aBacteriophages
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Phage mu, c1987.
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Phage mu 1)
=670  \\$aFraenkel-Conrat's The viruses.
=675  \\$aNIH;$aDorland's med. dict.;$aField's Virology
=750  \2$aBacteriophage mu$5IEN$0(DNLM)D010583

=LDR  00544cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362966802441
=005  20080306085350.0
=008  870513i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 87003052 
=035  \\$aCAT6084NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aQP609.P55
=150  \\$aPhospholipases
=550  \\$wg$aEsterases
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Waite, M. The phospholipases, c1987.
=670  \\$aEnzyme nomenclature.
=670  \\$aDixon & Webb's Enzymes.
=670  \\$aChem. abstr.:$bIndex guide.
=750  \2$aPhospholipases$0(DNLM)D010740$5IEN

=LDR  00659cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362966902441
=005  20120730164143.0
=008  870513i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 87003046 
=035  \\$aCAT6078NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRC514
=150  \\$aSchizophrenia in the aged
=550  \\$wg$aGeriatric psychiatry
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Schizophrenia and aging, 1987.
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Schizophrenia--in old age)
=750  \2$81$wb$aSchizophrenia$5IEN$0(DNLM)D012559
=750  \2$81$wb$aAged$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000368
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aSchizophrenia$iand$aAged$5IEN

=LDR  00372cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362967002441
=005  20120730164143.0
=008  870513i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 87003043 
=035  \\$aCAT6075LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \\$aRG109.C6
=150  \\$aColposcopes
=550  \\$wg$aEndoscopes
=670  \\$aWeb. 3.
=750  \2$aColposcopes$5IEN$0(DNLM)D020681

=LDR  00362cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362967102441
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=008  870513i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 87003036 
=035  \\$aCAT6068LC
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=150  \\$aArthroscopes
=550  \\$wg$aEndoscopes
=670  \\$aDorland's med. dict.
=750  \2$aArthroscopes$5IEN$0(DNLM)D020679

=LDR  00407cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362967202441
=005  20120730164143.0
=008  870513i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 87003032 
=035  \\$aCAT6064LC
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=150  \\$aLaryngoscopes
=450  \\$wnne$aLaryngoscope and laryngoscopy
=550  \\$wg$aEndoscopes
=670  \\$aWeb. 3.
=750  \2$aLaryngoscopes$5IEN$0(DNLM)D020704

=LDR  00407cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362967302441
=005  20120730164143.0
=008  870513i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 87003024 
=035  \\$aCAT6060LC
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=150  \\$aBronchoscopes
=450  \\$wnne$aBronchoscope and bronchoscopy
=550  \\$wg$aEndoscopes
=670  \\$aWeb. 3.
=750  \2$aBronchoscopes$5IEN$0(DNLM)D020680

=LDR  00774cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880362967402441
=005  20120730164143.0
=008  870513i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 87003022 
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=150  \\$aEndoscopes
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=450  \\$aFiber-optic endoscopes
=450  \\$aFiberoptic endoscopes
=550  \\$wg$aBorescopes
=550  \\$wg$aMedical instruments and apparatus
=670  \\$aWeb. 3.
=670  \\$aChambers sci. tech. dict.$b("Fibre-optics are normally used to both illuminate and inspect the remote site from outside")
=670  \\$aWikipedia, Jan. 30, 2009$b(Endoscope; a type of borescope which is used inside the human body)
=750  \2$aEndoscopes$5IEN$0(DNLM)D019723

=LDR  00812cz  a2200265n  4500
=001  9880362967502441
=005  20120730164143.0
=008  870511i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 87002988 $zsh 88023113 
=035  \\$aCAT6024LC
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=053  \0$aQK495.R78$cBotany
=053  \0$aSD397.S6$cCulture
=150  \\$aSorbus
=450  \\$aMicromeles
=550  \\$wg$aRosaceae
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Gabri�el�i�an, �E. �T�S. R�i�abiny (Sorbus L.) Zapadno�i Azii i Gimalaev, 1978.
=670  \\$aEngler Syl. Pflanz.:$bp. 217.
=670  \\$aHortus 3$b(Micromeles)
=670  \\$aInd. nom. gen. (plant.)
=670  \\$aSPN$b(Micromeles)
=670  \\$aWeb. 3.
=670  \\$aPREMARC, 5/7/87.
=670  \\$aOld catalog heading$b(Sorbus)
=750  \2$aSorbus$5IEN$0(DNLM)D031994

=LDR  00790cz  a2200277n  4500
=001  9880362967602441
=005  20050131165305.0
=008  870508|n\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 87002942 
=035  \\$aCAT5984NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRC268.7.B42$cCarcinogens
=150  \\$aBenzanthracenes
=450  \\$aBenzanthrene
=450  \\$aBenzphenanthrene
=450  \\$aNaphthanthracene
=450  \\$aTetraphene
=550  \\$wg$aAnthracene
=550  \\$wg$aCarcinogens
=670  \\$aWork cat: Newman, M.S./The chemistry and biology of benz(a)anthracenes, 1987
=670  \\$aMESH
=670  \\$aNIH
=670  \\$aChem. abstr. index guide
=670  \\$aMerck index
=670  \\$aOld catalog heading$b(Benzanthracene)
=750  \2$aBenz(a)Anthracenes$0(DNLM)D001551$5IEN

=LDR  00693cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362967702441
=005  20120730164143.0
=008  911219i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 87002843 
=035  \\$aCAT5888NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRJ426.V3
=150  \\$aHeart valve diseases in children
=550  \\$wg$aHeart valves$xDiseases
=550  \\$wg$aPediatric cardiology
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Cardiac valve disease in children, c1987.
=750  \2$81$wb$aHeart Valve Diseases$5IEN$0(DNLM)D006349
=750  \2$81$wb$aChild$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002648
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aHeart Valve Diseases$iand$aChild$5IEN

=LDR  01330cz  a2200301n  4500
=001  9880362967802441
=005  20120730164142.0
=008  870504i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 87002832 
=035  \\$aCAT5878NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aHV5823$bHV5823.5
=150  \\$aDrug testing
=360  \\$isubdivision$aDrug testing$iunder classes of persons tested, e.g.$aPolice--Drug testing
=360  \\$isubdivision$aDrug testing$iunder classes of persons, e.g.$aPolice--Drug testing
=450  \\$aDrug abuse screening
=450  \\$aDrug abuse$xTesting
=450  \\$aScreening for drug abuse
=450  \\$aTesting for drug abuse
=550  \\$wg$aMedical screening
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Berger, G. Drug testing, 1987.
=670  \\$aLIV.
=670  \\$aHennepin$b(Drug testing, Employee see Employee drug testing)
=670  \\$aNYT Index.
=670  \\$aLC data base, 4/21/87.
=680  \\$iHere are entered works on testing to identify the personal use or misuse of drugs. Works on testing the effectiveness or safety of drugs are entered under$aDrugs--Testing.$iTechnical works on chemical analysis to determine the composition or presence of drugs are entered under$aDrugs--Analysis.
=681  \\$iNotes under$aDrugs--Analysis; Drugs--Testing
=750  \2$aSubstance Abuse Detection$5IEN$0(DNLM)D015813

=LDR  00605cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880362967902441
=005  20120730164142.0
=008  870429i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 87002717 
=035  \\$aCAT5773NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRE938.5
=150  \\$aPresbyopia
=550  \\$wg$aEye$xAccommodation and refraction$xAge factors
=550  \\$wg$aEye$xRefractive errors
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Presbyopia, 1987.
=670  \\$aMerck.
=670  \\$aMESH.
=670  \\$aDorland's med. dict.
=675  \\$aNIH
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/19/90
=750  \2$aPresbyopia$5IEN$0(DNLM)D011305

=LDR  01175cz  a2200289n  4500
=001  9880362968002441
=005  20120730164142.0
=008  030819i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 87002638 
=035  \\$aCAT5695NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aRisk assessment
=360  \\$isubdivision$aRisk assessment$iunder topical headings with which physical risk is associated
=450  \\$aAnalysis, Risk
=450  \\$aAssessment, Risk
=450  \\$aRisk analysis
=450  \\$aRisk evaluation
=550  \\$wg$aEvaluation
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Nuclear risk analysis in comparative perspective, 1987.
=670  \\$aINIS thes.$b(Risk analysis uf Risk assessment)
=670  \\$aLIV$b(Risk assessment)
=670  \\$aEnergy Data Base Subj. thes.$b(Risk assessment; "... evaluation of probabilities and consequences of loss of intended design performance or identification and evaluation of potential consequences of planned operations ...")
=670  \\$aIAC$b(Risk-benefit assessment)
=670  \\$aUNBIS.
=670  \\$aHennepin.
=675  \\$aEngr. index;$aTEST;$aAEC Subj. hdgs.;$aMcGraw-Hill dict. sci. tech.
=750  \2$aRisk assessment$5IEN$0(DNLM)D018570

=LDR  00755cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880362968102441
=005  20120730164142.0
=008  870423i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 87002579 
=035  \\$aCAT5636LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQK495.C1153$cBotany
=150  \\$aBauhinia
=450  \\$aBauhina
=550  \\$wg$aCaesalpiniaceae
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Barnard, A. The perception and utilisation of morama and other food plants by the Nharo of Western Botswana, 1984:$bp. 2 (Bauhinia)
=670  \\$aWeb. 3.
=670  \\$aInd. nom. gen. (plant):$bp. 185 (syn: Bauhina)
=670  \\$aEngler Syl. Pflanz.
=670  \\$aSPN.
=670  \\$aHowes, F.N. A dict. of useful & everyday plants.
=750  \2$aBauhinia$5IEN$0(DNLM)D036481

=LDR  00830cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880363028302441
=005  20110525104124.0
=008  911209||\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 91006163 
=035  \\$aCBK3970NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQA403.3$cGeneral
=053  \0$aQC20.7.W38$cMathematical physics
=053  \0$aQE33.2.W38$cGeology
=150  \\$aWavelets (Mathematics)
=450  \\$aWavelet analysis
=550  \\$wg$aHarmonic analysis
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Chui, C.K. An introduction to wavelets, c1992:$bCIP galley (wavelet analysis ... analogous to Fourier analysis)
=670  \\$aCompuMath cit. index.
=670  \\$aLC data base, 12/5/91.
=675  \\$aEncyc. dict. math;$aEisenreich. Mathemtik;$aMcGraw-Hill dict. sci. tech.;$aMath. subj. classif.
=750  \2$aWavelet Analysis$0(DNLM)D058067$5IEN

=LDR  00664cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880363028402441
=005  20120730164338.0
=008  911209i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 91006153 
=035  \\$aCBK3960NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \0$aCatheterization
=450  \0$aCannulation
=450  \0$aCatheterism
=550  \0$wg$aDiagnosis
=550  \0$wg$aTherapeutics
=670  \\$aDorland's med. dict.
=670  \\$aStedman's med. dict.
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Catheterization x Cannulation)
=670  \\$aInter. dict. med. biol.$b(catheterization: The insertion of a catheter. Also called catheterism)
=750  \2$aCatheterization$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002404

=LDR  00854cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880363028502441
=005  20120730164337.0
=008  911209i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 91006152 
=035  \\$aCBK3959NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \0$aFallopian tube catheterization
=450  \0$aFallopian tube cannulation
=450  \0$aFallopian tubes$xCatheterization
=450  \0$aTubal cannulation
=450  \0$aTubal catheterization
=550  \0$wg$aCatheterization
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Tubal catheterization procedures, 1992.
=670  \\$aMEDLINE, 11/26/91$b(Fallopian tube catheterization)
=750  \2$81$wb$aFallopian Tubes$5IEN$0(DNLM)D005187
=750  \2$81$wb$aCatheterization$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002404
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aFallopian Tubes$iand$aCatheterization$5IEN

=LDR  00614cz   2200217n  4500
=001  9880363028602441
=005  20220129222949.0
=008  911206||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 91006132
=035  \\$aCBK1695NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQP603.H45
=150  \0$aHeme oxygenase
=450  \\$aHaem oxygenase
=550  \\$wg$aIron enzymes
=550  \0$wg$aOxygenases
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Maines, M.D. Heme oxygenase, 1992.
=670  \\$aEnzyme nomenclature:$bE.C.1.14.99.3.
=670  \\$aMESH.
=670  \\$aChem. abst.:$b9059-22-7.
=750  \2$aHeme Oxygenase (Decyclizing)$0(DNLM)D006419$5IEN-M

=LDR  00750cz  a2200241n  4500
=001  9880363028702441
=005  20120730164337.0
=008  911205i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 91006099 
=035  \\$aCBK1672NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aRC321$bRC574
=150  \\$aNeurosciences
=450  \\$aNeural sciences
=450  \\$aNeurological sciences
=450  \\$aNeuroscience
=550  \\$wg$aMedical sciences
=550  \\$aNervous system
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Puri, B.K. Sciences basic to psychiatry, 1992.
=670  \\$aLC data base, 11/26/91$b(Neurosciences; neural sciences; neurological sciences)
=670  \\$aRandom House$b(Neuroscience)
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Neurosciences)
=750  \2$aNeurosciences$5IEN$0(DNLM)D009488

=LDR  00775cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880363028802441
=005  20120730164337.0
=008  911204||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 91006084 
=035  \\$aCBK1661NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQP609.A438
=150  \0$aAmidases
=450  \0$aAmidohydrolases
=550  \0$wg$aHydrolases
=670  \\$aWork cat.: CRC handbook of endoglycosidases and glyco-amidases, 1992.
=670  \\$aEnzyme nomenclature:$b3.5.1.4 (Amidase)
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Amidohydrolases x Amidases)
=670  \\$aDorland's med. dict.$b(amidase)
=670  \\$aInter. dict. med. biol.$b(amidase : an enzyme that catalyzes hydrolysis of an amide)
=670  \\$aNIH thes.$b(Amidohydrolases)
=750  \2$aAmidohydrolases$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000581

=LDR  00474cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880363028902441
=005  20120730164337.0
=008  911127i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 91005976 
=035  \\$aCBK1561NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \0$aMethicillin resistance
=550  \0$wg$aDrug resistance in microorganisms
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus, c1992.
=670  \\$aMESH.
=750  \2$aMethicillin Resistance$5IEN$0(DNLM)D016106

=LDR  00516cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880363029002441
=005  20120730164337.0
=008  911127||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 91005975 
=035  \\$aCBK1560NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \0$aMethicillin
=450  \0$aDimethoxyphenyl penicillin
=550  \0$wg$aPenicillin
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus, c1992.
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Methicillin x Penicillin, Dimethoxyphenyl)
=750  \2$aMethicillin$5IEN$0(DNLM)D008712

=LDR  01042cz  a2200265n  4500
=001  9880363029102441
=005  20120730164337.0
=008  911126i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 91005963 
=035  \\$aCBK1549NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \0$aScreen-film radiography
=450  \0$aFilm-screen radiography
=450  \0$aFilm-screen systems, X-ray
=450  \0$aRadiographic intensifying screens
=450  \0$aRadiography, Screen-film
=450  \0$aScreen-film systems, X-ray
=450  \0$aX-ray film-screen systems
=450  \0$aX-ray intensifying screens
=550  \0$wg$aRadiography, Medical
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Andolina, V. Mammographic imaging, c1992.
=670  \\$aMEDLARS$b(Screen-film radiography)
=670  \\$aMESH$b(X-ray intensifying screens x Film-screen systems, X-ray; Radiographic intensifying screens; Screen-film systems, X-ray)
=670  \\$aLC data base, 11/20/91$b(film-screen mammography; screen-film systems; screen-film mammography)
=750  \2$aX-Ray Intensifying Screens$5IEN$0(DNLM)D014963

=LDR  01161cz  a2200301n  4500
=001  9880363029202441
=005  20120730164337.0
=008  911126i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 91005961 
=035  \\$aCBK1547NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRC394.P76
=150  \0$aProgressive supranuclear palsy
=450  \0$aPSP (Neurology)
=450  \0$aSteele-Richardson-Olszewski syndrome
=450  \0$aSteele-Richardson syndrome
=450  \0$aSupranuclear palsy, Progressive
=550  \0$wg$aCognition disorders
=550  \0$wg$aExtrapyramidal disorders
=550  \0$wg$aEye$xMovement disorders
=550  \0$wg$aParalysis
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Progressive supranuclear palsy, 1992$b(PSP; Steele-Richardson-Olszewski syndrome; "and in England where the term Steele-Richardson syndrome is widely used.")
=670  \\$aArchives of Neurology, "Progressive nuclear palsy," 1964:$bv. 10, pp. 333-358.
=670  \\$aMerck Manual:$bp. 1362.
=670  \\$aDorland's med. dict.
=670  \\$aMerritt's text. neurology:$bpp. 671-2.
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Supranuclear palsy, Progresive)
=750  \2$aSupranuclear Palsy, Progressive$5IEN$0(DNLM)D013494

=LDR  00518cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880363029302441
=005  20120730164337.0
=008  911123i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\c
=010  \\$ash 91005885 
=035  \\$aCBK1475NU
=040  \\$aDNIH$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \0$aAldicarb
=550  \0$wg$aCarbamates
=550  \0$wg$aInsecticides
=670  \\$aAldicarb, 1991.
=670  \\$aMESH.
=670  \\$aMerck.
=670  \\$aThe condensed chemical dict., 1981.
=675  \\$aHackh chem. dict.
=750  \2$aAldicarb$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000448

=LDR  00389cz  a2200133n  4500
=001  9880363029402441
=005  20120730164337.0
=008  910925i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 94002037 
=035  \\$aCBJ9238NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN$dIEN
=150  \0$aFetal tissues$xTransplantation
=450  \0$aFetal tissue transplantation$5IEN
=750  \2$aFetal tissue transplantation$5IEN$0(DNLM)D016332

=LDR  01019cz  a2200253n  4500
=001  9880363029502441
=005  20120730164336.0
=008  911119i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 91005846 
=035  \\$aCBJ7941NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=150  \0$aSick building syndrome
=450  \0$aBuilding sickness
=450  \0$aTight building syndrome
=550  \0$wg$aEnvironmentally induced diseases
=550  \0$wg$aSyndromes
=550  \0$aIndoor air pollution
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Breecher, M. Healthy homes in a toxic world, c1992$b(Sick building syndrome)
=670  \\$aArchitecture data base, 11/91.
=670  \\$aIAC.
=670  \\$aBDNE3$b(Sick building syndrome: a condition of ill health caused by absorbing toxic fumes or other pollutants found in some modern airtight buildings. Called also Building sickness)
=670  \\$aOxford dict. new words$b(sick building syndrome; alternative name is tight building syndrome)
=675  \\$aMESH;$aHennepin
=750  \2$aSick Building Syndrome$5IEN$0(DNLM)D018877

=LDR  00988cz  a2200253n  4500
=001  9880363029602441
=005  20120730164336.0
=008  911119i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 91005823 
=035  \\$aCBJ7920NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dViBlbV
=053  \0$aRC455.4.L67
=150  \\$aGrief therapy
=450  \\$aGrief counseling
=550  \\$wg$aPsychotherapy
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Cook, A. Helping the bereaved, 1992.
=670  \\$aPsychinfo, Nov. 1991$b(Grief therapy in titles and abstracts)
=670  \\$aLC database, Nov. 12, 1991$b(Grief therapy)
=670  \\$aHennepin.
=670  \\$aNew York State Office of Mental Health web site (July 25, 2007)$b(Grief counseling resource guide)
=675  \\$aAPA: Treatments of psychiatric disorders;$aMESH
=750  \2$81$wb$aGrief$5IEN$0(DNLM)D006117
=750  \2$81$wb$aPsychotherapy$5IEN$0(DNLM)D011613
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aGrief$iand$aPsychotherapy$5IEN

=LDR  00710cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880363029702441
=005  20120730164336.0
=008  911118i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 91005799 
=035  \\$aCBJ7896NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \0$aColor vision in adolescence
=550  \0$wg$aAdolescent psychology
=550  \0$wg$aTeenagers$xPhysiology
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Wenk, H. Untersuchungen zur Farb�asthetik im sp�aten Schulkind- und Jugendalter, c1991.
=750  \2$81$wb$aColor Perception$5IEN$0(DNLM)D003118
=750  \2$81$wb$aAdolescent$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000293
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aColor Perception$iand$aAdolescent$5IEN

=LDR  00317cz  a2200121n  4500
=001  9880363029802441
=005  20120730164336.0
=008  931025i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|n\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 91005707 
=035  \\$aCBJ7807NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \0$aHuman embryo$xDiseases
=750  \2$aFetal Diseases$5IEN$0(DNLM)D005315

=LDR  00958cz  a2200277n  4500
=001  9880363029902441
=005  20110505105255.0
=008  911107i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 91005666 
=035  \\$aCBJ7766LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \0$aRC692
=150  \\$aAtherosclerotic plaque
=450  \\$aAtheroma
=450  \\$aAtheromas
=450  \\$aAtheromata
=450  \\$aAtheromatous plaque
=450  \\$aAtherosclerotic plaques
=450  \\$aPlaque, Atherosclerotic
=450  \\$aPlaques, Atherosclerotic
=550  \\$wg$aAtherosclerosis
=670  \\$aWork cat.: NATO advanced research workshop, c1991$b(Atherosclerotic plaques; atherosclerotic plaque; atheromatous plaque)
=670  \\$aBraunwald's heart disease$b(atherosclerotic plaques)
=670  \\$aStedman's med. dict.$b(Atheromatous plaque; atheroma)
=670  \\$aCecil's textbook med.:$bp. 1091 (atherosclerotic plaque)
=750  \2$aPlaque, Atherosclerotic$0(DNLM)D058226$5IEN

=LDR  00713cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880363030002441
=005  20080327101341.0
=008  911107||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 91005662 
=035  \\$aCBJ7762NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \0$aQD181.C1
=150  \\$aFullerenes
=550  \\$wg$aCarbon
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Fullerenes, 1992.
=670  \\$aSci. news, Jan. 1989:$bp. 56 (fullerenes: symmetric molecules made of hexagonal and pentagonal arrays of anywhere from 28 to 540 or more carbon atoms)
=670  \\$aSci. cit. index.
=675  \\$aLC data base, 11/4/91;$aMcGraw-Hill dict. sci. tech.;$aHackh chem. dict.;$aHawley chem. dict.;$aChem. abst.
=750  \2$aFullerenes$0(DNLM)D037741$5IEN-M

=LDR  00631cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880363030102441
=005  20120730164336.0
=008  040225i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 91005638 
=035  \\$aCBJ7740LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aHypertension in old age
=450  \\$aGeriatric hypertension
=550  \\$wg$aOlder people$xDiseases
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Hypertension and renal disease, 1992.
=750  \2$81$wb$aHypertension$5IEN$0(DNLM)D006973
=750  \2$81$wb$aAged$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000368
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aHypertension$iand$aAged$5IEN

=LDR  00757cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880363030202441
=005  20120730164336.0
=008  040225i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 91005637 
=035  \\$aCBJ7739NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aKidney diseases in old age
=450  \\$aGeriatric kidney disease
=450  \\$aGeriatric renal disease
=550  \\$wg$aKidneys$xDiseases
=550  \\$wg$aOlder people$xDiseases
=550  \\$aGeriatric nephrology
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Hypertension and renal disease, c1992.
=750  \2$81$wb$aKidney Diseases$5IEN$0(DNLM)D007674
=750  \2$81$wb$aAged$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000368
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aKidney Diseases$iand$aAged$5IEN

=LDR  00835cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880363030302441
=005  20080512094608.0
=008  911102i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 91005579 
=035  \\$aCBJ7683NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRJ482.R48
=150  \0$aPediatric rheumatology
=550  \0$wg$aRheumatology
=550  \0$aRheumatism in children
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Jacobs, J. Pediatric rheumatology ... 1992.
=670  \\$aMedline, 10-29-91.
=750  \2$81$wb$aRheumatic diseases$0(DNLM)D012216$5IEN
=750  \2$81$wb$aRheumatology$0(DNLM)D012219$5IEN
=750  \2$81$wb$aChild$0(DNLM)D002648$5IEN
=750  \2$81$wb$aInfant$0(DNLM)D007223$5IEN
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aRheumatic diseases$ior$aRheumatology$iand$aChild$ior$aInfant$5IEN

=LDR  00751cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880363030402441
=005  20120730164336.0
=008  911101i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 91005567 
=035  \\$aCBJ7674NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \\$aRC683.5.A43
=150  \0$aAmbulatory blood pressure monitoring
=450  \0$aAmbulatory blood pressure measurement
=550  \0$wg$aAmbulatory medical care
=550  \0$wg$aBlood pressure$xMeasurement
=550  \0$wg$aHemodynamic monitoring
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Ambulatory blood pressure recording, c1992$b(home monitoring of blood pressure; ambulatory blood pressure monitoring)
=670  \\$aMESH$b(blood pressure monitors)
=750  \2$aBlood Pressure Monitoring, Ambulatory$5IEN$0(DNLM)D018660

=LDR  00729cz  a2200241n  4500
=001  9880363030502441
=005  20120730164336.0
=008  911028i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 91005518 
=035  \\$aCBJ6962NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQD305.A7
=150  \0$aFormamide
=450  \0$aFormylamine
=450  \0$aMethanamide
=550  \0$wg$aAmides
=670  \\$aHawley chem. dict.$b(formamide; methanamide; HCONH b2 (B)
=670  \\$aOld catalog heading$b(formamide)
=670  \\$aHackh chem. dict.$b(formamide; formylamine, methanamide)
=670  \\$aKirk-Othmer encyc. chem.$b(formamide [75-12-7])
=670  \\$aChem. abst.
=675  \\$aLC data base, 10/22/91
=750  \2$aFormamides$5IEN$0(DNLM)D005559

=LDR  00766cz  a2200253n  4500
=001  9880363030602441
=005  20120730164336.0
=008  911028i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\c
=010  \\$ash 91005517 
=035  \\$aCBJ6961NU
=040  \\$aDNIH$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQD305.A7
=150  \0$aDimethylformamide
=450  \0$aDMF (Chemical)
=550  \0$wg$aFormamide
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Dimethylformamide, 1991.
=670  \\$aWeb. 3.
=670  \\$aMerck.
=670  \\$aMESH.
=670  \\$aHawley chem. dict.$b(N, N-dimethylformamide; DMF)
=670  \\$aKirk-Othmer encyc. chem.$b(N, N-dimethylformamide, [68-12-2])
=670  \\$aOld catalog heading$b(Dimethylformamide)
=675  \\$aHackh chem. dict.;$aChem. abst.
=750  \2$aDimethylformamide$5IEN$0(DNLM)D004126

=LDR  00846cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880363030702441
=005  20120730164336.0
=008  911028i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\c
=010  \\$ash 91005516 
=035  \\$aCBJ6960NU
=040  \\$aDGPO$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aClozapine
=450  \0$aClozaril (Registered trademark)$5IEN
=450  \\$aClozaril (Trademark)
=550  \\$wg$aAntidepressants
=550  \\$wg$aBicyclic diazepines
=670  \\$aWork cat.: U.S. Cong. Senate. Comm. on the Judiciary. Subcomm. on Antitrust, Monopolies, and Business Rights. Marketing of clozaril, 1991:$bt.p. (Clozaril) p. 1 (Clozaril, trademark of Sandoz Pharmaceuticals; medical compound clozapine)
=670  \\$aUSAN & USP drug dict.
=670  \\$aMESH.
=670  \\$aGoodman & Gilman's Pharmacol. basis of therapeutics, 7-e.
=750  \2$aClozapine$5IEN$0(DNLM)D003024

=LDR  00549cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880363030802441
=005  20120730164336.0
=008  911019i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 91005365 
=035  \\$aCBJ6829NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQK625.M7
=150  \0$aBlastomyces
=550  \0$wg$aMoniliaceae
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Blastomycosis, c1992.
=670  \\$aDorland's med. dict.
=670  \\$aDict. of fungi.
=670  \\$aDavis's microbiology.
=670  \\$aZinsser's microbilogy.
=750  \2$aBlastomyces$5IEN$0(DNLM)D001758

=LDR  00464cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880363030902441
=005  20120730164335.0
=008  911018i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 91005358 
=035  \\$aCBJ6822NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \0$aGestalt therapists
=450  \0$aTherapists, Gestalt
=550  \0$wg$aPsychotherapists
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Smith, E. Gestalt voices ... 1991$b(Gestalt therapists)
=750  \2$aGestalt Therapy$5IEN$0(DNLM)D005864

=LDR  00901cz   2200217n  4500
=001  9880363031002441
=005  20231031101812.0
=008  911017||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 91005352
=035  \\$aCBJ6817NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \0$aQP552.F5
=150  \\$aFibroblast growth factors
=450  \\$aFibroblast growth factor
=550  \\$wg$aGrowth factors
=550  \\$wg$aMitogens
=670  \\$aWork cat.: The fibroblast growth factor family, 1991$b(Fibroblast growth factors; The fibroblast growth factor family primarily consists of two closely related isoforms (basic and acidic FGF, bFGF and aFGF) whose primary roles are that of embryonic inducers.)
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Fibroblast growth factor)
=675  \\$aDorland's med. dict.
=750  \2$aFibroblast Growth Factors$0(DNLM)D0$5IEN
=750  \2$iNarrower mapping$aFibroblast Growth Factor-23$0(DNLM)D000089703$4NM$5IEN-M

=LDR  00574cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880363031102441
=005  20120730164335.0
=008  911011i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 91005289 
=035  \\$aCBJ6756NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \0$aPersonality disorders in adolescence
=550  \0$wg$aAdolescent psychopathology
=750  \2$81$wb$aPersonality Disorders$5IEN$0(DNLM)D010554
=750  \2$81$wb$aAdolescent$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000293
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aPersonality Disorders$iand$aAdolescent$5IEN

=LDR  00787cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880363031202441
=005  20120730164335.0
=008  911011i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 91005288 
=035  \\$aCBJ6755NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRJ506.B65
=150  \0$aBorderline personality disorder in adolescence
=550  \0$wg$aPersonality disorders in adolescence
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Alvarez, A. Live company : psychoanalytic psychotherapy with autistic, borderline, deprived and abused children, c1992.
=750  \2$81$wb$aBorderline Personality Disorder$5IEN$0(DNLM)D001883
=750  \2$81$wb$aAdolescent$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000293
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aBorderline Personality Disorder$iand$aAdolescent$5IEN

=LDR  00662cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880363031302441
=005  20120730164335.0
=008  911010i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 91005269 
=035  \\$aCBJ6739NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRE216.D78
=150  \0$aDry eye syndromes
=450  \0$aDry eye disorders
=550  \0$wg$aLacrimal apparatus$xDiseases
=550  \0$wg$aSyndromes
=670  \\$aWork cat.: The dry eye, c1992$b(Dry eye disorders)
=670  \\$aVisual science information center thesaurus.
=670  \\$aMESH.
=675  \\$aDorland's med. dict.;$aStedman's med. dict.
=750  \2$aDry Eye Syndromes$5IEN$0(DNLM)D015352

=LDR  00539cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880363031402441
=005  20120730164335.0
=008  911010i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 91005267 
=035  \\$aCBJ6737NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRC394.C47
=150  \0$aCerebellum$xDegeneration
=450  \0$aCerebellar degeneration
=550  \0$wg$aCerebellum$xDiseases
=550  \0$wg$aDegeneration (Pathology)
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Cerebellar degenerations, c1992.
=750  \2$aSpinocerebellar Degenerations$5IEN$0(DNLM)D013132

=LDR  00599cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880363031502441
=005  20120730164335.0
=008  911009i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 91005239 
=035  \\$aCBJ6710NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aR857.P52
=150  \0$aPicture archiving and communication systems in medicine
=550  \0$wg$aMedical informatics
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Hospital integrated picture archiving ... 1992.
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Picture archiving and information systems see Radiology information systems)
=750  \2$aRadiology Information Systems$5IEN$0(DNLM)D011873

=LDR  00798cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880363031602441
=005  20090723095535.0
=008  911009i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 91005229 
=035  \\$aCBJ6701NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=150  \\$aMetabolites
=450  \\$aSecondary metabolites
=550  \\$wg$aBiomolecules
=550  \\$aBiological products
=550  \\$aChemical ecology
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Ecological roles of marine natural products, 1992$b(secondary metabolites)
=670  \\$aWeb. 3$b(metabolites)
=670  \\$aMcGraw-Hill dict. sci. tech.$b(metabolites; secondary metabolites)
=670  \\$aCAB thes.$b(metabolites, NT1 secondary metabolites)
=670  \\$aLC data base, 10/4/91$b(metabolites, secondary metabolites)
=750  \2$aMetabolome$0(DNLM)D055442$5IEN

=LDR  00622cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880363031702441
=005  20120730164335.0
=008  911008||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 91005220 
=035  \\$aCBJ6693NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQP188.T4$cPhysiology
=150  \0$aHarderian gland
=450  \0$aHarder's gland
=550  \0$wg$aLacrimal apparatus
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Harderian glands, c1992.
=670  \\$aDorland's med. dict.
=670  \\$aMESH.
=670  \\$aInter. dict. med. biol.$b(Gland: harderian gland. Also called Harder's gland)
=750  \2$aHarderian Gland$5IEN$0(DNLM)D006243

=LDR  00713cz  a2200241n  4500
=001  9880363031802441
=005  20120730164335.0
=008  911008i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 91005211 
=035  \\$aCBJ6684LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \\$aRS425$bRS425.5$cPharmacy
=150  \0$aRadiolabeling
=450  \0$aIsotope labeling
=450  \0$aRadioactive isotope labeling
=450  \0$aRadioactive tracer labeling
=450  \0$aRadionuclide labeling
=450  \0$aRadiotracer labeling
=550  \0$wg$aRadiochemistry
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Dewanjee, M.K. Radioiodination, c1992.
=670  \\$aMEDLINE (89-91)
=670  \\$aRandom House$b(radiolabel)
=750  \2$aIsotope Labeling$5IEN$0(DNLM)D007553

=LDR  00751cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880363031902441
=005  20120730164335.0
=008  911008i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 91005206 
=035  \\$aCBJ6679LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \\$aRS425.5.I63$cPharmacy
=150  \0$aRadioiodination
=360  \\$isubdivision$aRadioiodination$iunder individual chemicals and groups of chemicals, e.g.$aInsulin--Radioiodination
=450  \0$aRadioactive iodine labeling
=450  \0$aRadioiodine labeling
=550  \0$wg$aHalogenation
=550  \0$wg$aRadiolabeling
=550  \0$aIodine$xIsotopes
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Dewanjee, M.K. Radioiodination, c1992.
=670  \\$aMEDLINE (89-90).
=750  \2$aIodine Radioisotopes$5IEN$0(DNLM)D007457

=LDR  00478cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880363032002441
=005  20050617083755.0
=008  911005i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 91005164 
=035  \\$aCBJ6639NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \0$aRT50.5
=150  \\$aNursing informatics
=550  \\$wg$aMedical informatics
=550  \\$wg$aNursing$xData processing
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Nursing informatics '91, 1991.
=750  \2$aNursing Informatics$0(DNLM)D048108$5IEN

=LDR  00781cz  a2200253n  4500
=001  9880363032102441
=005  20120730164335.0
=008  911005||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 91005159 
=035  \\$aCBJ6634NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=150  \0$aLeucocyte elastase
=450  \0$aElastase, Leucocyte
=450  \0$aElastase, Lysosomal
=450  \0$aElastase, Neutrophil
=450  \0$aLeukocyte elastase
=450  \0$aLysosomal elastase
=450  \0$aNeutrophil elastase
=550  \0$wg$aSerine proteinases
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Pulmonary emphysema, 1991$b(neutrophil elastase)
=670  \\$aEnzyme nomenclature$b(E.C. 3.4.21.37: Leukocyte elastase)
=670  \\$aDixon. Enzymes$b(Elastase)
=675  \\$aChem. abst.
=750  \2$aLeukocyte Elastase$5IEN$0(DNLM)D019272

=LDR  00472cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880363032202441
=005  20120730164335.0
=008  911005||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 91005155 
=035  \\$aCBJ6630NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \0$aPolyphosphates
=550  \0$wg$aPhosphates
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Dinucleoside polyphosphates, 1992.
=670  \\$aOld catalog heading.
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Polyphosphates)
=750  \2$aPolyphosphates$5IEN$0(DNLM)D011122

=LDR  00788cz  a2200253n  4500
=001  9880363032302441
=005  20120730164335.0
=008  911005||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 91005154 
=035  \\$aCBJ6629NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQP625.D56
=150  \0$aDinucleoside polyphosphates
=450  \0$aDinucleoside diphosphates
=450  \0$aDinucleoside oligophosphates
=450  \0$aDinucleoside tetraphosphates
=450  \0$aDinucleoside triphosphates
=550  \0$wg$aNucleosides
=550  \0$wg$aPolyphosphates
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Dinucleoside polyphosphates, 1992.
=670  \\$aMESH$b(dinucleoside phosphates)
=670  \\$aDict. of biochemistry and molecular biol.
=670  \\$aChem. abst.
=750  \2$aDinucleoside Phosphates$5IEN$0(DNLM)D015226

=LDR  00353cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880363032402441
=005  20120730164335.0
=008  911005||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 91005153 
=035  \\$aCBJ6628NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \0$aTropanes
=550  \0$wg$aAlkaloids
=670  \\$aMESH (Tropanes)
=750  \2$aTropanes$5IEN$0(DNLM)D014326

=LDR  00419cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880363032502441
=005  20120730164334.0
=008  911005i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 91005149 
=035  \\$aCBJ6624NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \0$aLocal anesthetics
=550  \0$wg$aAnesthetics
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Anesthetics, Local x Conduction blocking anesthetics)
=750  \2$aAnesthetics, Local$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000779

=LDR  00370cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880363032602441
=005  20120730164334.0
=008  911005i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 91005148 
=035  \\$aCBJ6623NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aAnilides
=550  \\$wg$aAmides
=670  \\$aMESH.
=670  \\$aRandom House.
=750  \2$aAnilides$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000813

=LDR  00570cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880363032702441
=005  20120730164334.0
=008  911004||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 91005137 
=035  \\$aCBJ6612NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \0$aFlutamide
=450  \0$aNiftolid
=450  \0$aSCH-13521 (Drug)
=550  \0$wg$aAnilides
=550  \0$wg$aAntiandrogens
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Conversations on flutamide [videorecording], 1989.
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Flutamide x Niftolid; SCH-13521)
=670  \\$aMerck.
=750  \2$aFlutamide$5IEN$0(DNLM)D005485

=LDR  00750cz  a2200241n  4500
=001  9880363032802441
=005  20120730164334.0
=008  911004i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 91005115 
=035  \\$aCBJ6590NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \0$aAdrenomyeloneuropathy
=450  \0$aAMN (Disease)
=550  \0$wg$aDemyelination
=550  \0$wg$aLipidoses
=550  \0$wg$aNerves, Peripheral$xDiseases
=550  \0$wg$aSpinal cord$xDiseases
=550  \0$wg$aX chromosome$xAbnormalities
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Borel, J. ALD/AMN diet cookbook, c1990.
=670  \\$aMerritt's textbook of neurology.
=670  \\$aStedman's med. dict.
=675  \\$aMESH;$aDorland's med. dict.;$aMerck
=750  \2$aAdrenoleukodystrophy$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000326

=LDR  00639cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880363032902441
=005  20060829094834.0
=008  040226i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 91005071 
=035  \\$aCBJ6548NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aBF724.85.C73
=150  \\$aCreative ability in old age
=550  \\$wg$aOlder people$xPsychology
=670  \\$aWork cat.: McLeish, J. Creativity in the later years, c1992.
=750  \2$81$wb$aCreativeness$0(DNLM)D003405$5IEN
=750  \2$81$wb$aAged$0(DNLM)D000368$5IEN
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aCreativeness$iand$aAged$5IEN

=LDR  01131cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880363033002441
=005  20120207150850.0
=008  910926i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 91005031 
=035  \\$aCBJ6509NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \0$aQK898.B85$cBotanical chemistry
=150  \\$aBrassinosteroids
=550  \\$wg$aPlant hormones
=550  \\$wg$aSteroids
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Brassinosteroids, 1991:$bp. 26 (brassinosteroids are steroidal plant hormones which promote plant growth. To date the presence of over sixty kinds of brassinosteroids has been verified from various plant sources and 31 of them fully characterized ... brassinolide first naturally-occurring brassinosteroid isolated.)
=670  \\$aCAB thes.$b(Brassinosteroids; NT1 brassinolide)
=670  \\$aHerbicide resistance-brassinosteroids, gibberellins, plant growth regulators, 1991.
=670  \\$aBiol. & agr. index:$bv. 43 (Brassinolide; see ref. from Brassinosteroids; entries: brassinosteroid, plant growth-promoting brassinosteroids)
=675  \\$aWeb. 3;$aMcGraw-Hill dict. sci. tech.
=750  \2$aBrassinosteroids$0(DNLM)D060406$5IEN

=LDR  00989cz  a2200265n  4500
=001  9880363033102441
=005  20080227103121.0
=008  910926i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 91005007 
=035  \\$aCBJ6488NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQP609.S63
=150  \0$aSodium/potassium ATPase
=450  \0$aPump, Sodium (Physiology)
=450  \0$aSodium-potassium pump (Physiology)
=450  \0$aSodium pump (Physiology)
=550  \0$wg$aAdenosine triphosphatase
=550  \0$wg$aSodium cotransport systems
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Society of general physiologists. Symposium, c1991.
=670  \\$aEnzyme nomenclature:$bE.C. 3.6.1.37.
=670  \\$aDorland's med. dict.:$bunder Pump.
=670  \\$aBest & Taylor's physiological basis of med. practice$b(ATPase, Na p+ (B-K p+ (B)
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Adenosine triphosphatase, Sodium, Potassium)
=670  \\$aMathews, C.K. Biochemistry:$bpp. 324-331.
=750  \2$aSodium-Potassium-Exchanging ATPase$0(DNLM)D000254$5IEN

=LDR  01218cz  a2200277n  4500
=001  9880363033202441
=005  20210305125459.0
=008  060419i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 91003756
=035  \\$aCBJ6463NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aHQ18.55-HQ18.552
=150  \\$aGender identity
=450  \\$aSex identity (Gender identity)
=450  \\$aSexual identity (Gender identity)
=550  \\$wg$aIdentity (Psychology)
=550  \\$wg$aSex (Psychology)
=550  \\$aQueer theory
=670  \\$aWork cat.: What if I'm gay [MP] 1988.
=670  \\$aWomen's thes.$b(Sexual identity)
=670  \\$aMESH$b(gender identity)
=670  \\$aCampbell, R. Psychiatric dict., 1984$b(gender identity: the inner conviction that one is either male, female, ambivalent, or neutral)
=675  \\$aHennepin
=680  \\$iHere are entered works on a person's internal sense of being male, female, some combination of male and female, or neither male nor female. Works on the role or behavior learned by a person as appropriate to masculinity or femininity as determined by prevailing cultural norms are entered under$iSex role.
=681  \\$iNote under$iSex role
=750  \2$aGender Identity$5IEN$0(DNLM)D005783

=LDR  00679cz  a2200253n  4500
=001  9880363033302441
=005  20120730164334.0
=008  910924||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 91004960 
=035  \\$aCBJ5424NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQP801.C8
=150  \0$aPhosphocreatine
=450  \0$aCP (Biomolecule)
=450  \0$aCreatine phosphate
=450  \0$aPhosphagen
=550  \0$wg$aCreatine
=550  \0$wg$aPhosphates
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Fosfokreatin, 1989.
=670  \\$aMESH.
=670  \\$aDorland's med. dict.
=670  \\$aStedman's med. dict.
=670  \\$aStenesh. Dict. biochem. & mol. bio.
=750  \2$aPhosphocreatine$5IEN$0(DNLM)D010725

=LDR  00803cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880363033402441
=005  20120730164334.0
=008  910923i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 91004924 
=035  \\$aCBJ5388NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \0$aVeterinary therapeutics
=360  \\$isubdivision$aDiseases--Treatment$iunder individual animals and groups of animals, e.g.$aCattle--Diseases--Treatment; Fishes--Diseases--Treatment
=450  \0$wnne$aAnimals$xDiseases$xTreatment
=450  \0$aDomestic animals$xDiseases$xTreatment
=450  \0$aLivestock$xDiseases$xTreatment
=550  \0$wg$aTherapeutics
=550  \0$wg$aVeterinary medicine
=670  \\$aWork cat.: DiBartola, S.P. Fluid therapy in small animal practice, c1992.
=750  \2$aAnimal Diseases$xtherapy$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000820Q000628

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=001  9880363033502441
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=010  \\$ash 91004923 
=035  \\$aCBJ5387NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \0$aVeterinary fluid therapy
=450  \0$aFluid therapy for animals
=550  \0$wg$aFluid therapy
=550  \0$wg$aVeterinary therapeutics
=670  \\$aWork cat.: DiBartola, S.P. Fluid therapy in small animal practice, c1992.
=750  \2$aFluid Therapy$xveterinary$5IEN$0(DNLM)D005440Q000662

=LDR  00857cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880363033602441
=005  20120730164334.0
=008  910920i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 91004855 
=035  \\$aCBJ5323NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQL368.C59$cProtozoology
=150  \\$aCryptosporidium parvum
=550  \\$wg$aCryptosporidium
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Giardia and Cryptosporidium in water supplies, 1991:$bp. 2 (C. parvum)
=670  \\$aSingleton dict. microbiol.$b("Cryptosporidium parvum", the organism which appears to be the cause of most cases of cryptosporidiosis, is apparently distinct from C. muris)
=670  \\$aKudo protozoology:$bp. 700 (Cryptosporidium parvum)
=670  \\$aASTI$b(Cryptosporidium parvum)
=675  \\$aWeb. 3;$aSyn. liv. org.;$aZinsser microbiol.
=750  \2$aCryptosporidium parvum$5IEN$0(DNLM)D016785

=LDR  01015cz  a2200253n  4500
=001  9880363033702441
=005  20130725125812.0
=008  020625i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 91004854 
=035  \\$aCBJ5322NU
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQL368.C59$cProtozoology
=053  \0$aTD427.C78$cWater pollutant
=150  \\$aCryptosporidium
=550  \\$wg$aCryptosporidiidae
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Giardia and Cryptosporidium in water supplies, 1991.
=670  \\$aITIS Database, June 25, 2002$b(Cryptosporidium in family Cryptosporidiidae)
=670  \\$aSingleton dict. microbiol.$b(Cryptosporidium--the taxonomy of the genus is unsettled)
=670  \\$aKudo protozoology, 1966:$bp. 699-700 (genus Cryptosporidium, family Eimeriidae)
=670  \\$aSyn. liv. org.:$bp. 585 (Cryptosporidium, only genus in family Crytosporidiidae)
=670  \\$aZinsser microbiol.$b(Cryptosporidium)
=670  \\$aASTI$b(Cryptosporidium)
=675  \\$aWeb. 3
=750  \2$aCryptosporidium$5IEN$0(DNLM)D003458

=LDR  00474cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880363033802441
=005  20091119090836.0
=008  910920||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 91004852 
=035  \\$aCBJ5320NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \0$aAcrylates
=550  \0$wg$aAcrylic acid
=550  \0$wg$aSalts
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Werkterreinanalyse van acrylaten, 1991.
=670  \\$aMESH.
=670  \\$aHackh chem. dict.
=750  \2$aAcrylates$0(DNLM)D000179$5IEN

=LDR  00621cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880363033902441
=005  20120730164334.0
=008  910918||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 91004837 
=035  \\$aCBJ5305NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQR185.8.I56
=150  \0$aInterleukin-4
=450  \0$aB cell growth factor
=450  \0$aB cell stimulatory factor-1
=450  \0$aIL-4 (Biomolecule)
=450  \0$aMast cell growth factor-2
=550  \0$wg$aInterleukins
=670  \\$aWork cat.: IL-4: structure and function, 1992.
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Interleukin-4)
=750  \2$aInterleukin-4$5IEN$0(DNLM)D015847

=LDR  00558cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880363034002441
=005  20050531120758.0
=008  910918i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 91004831 
=035  \\$aCBJ5299LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQL696.P7
=150  \\$aMelopsittacus
=550  \\$wg$aBroad-tailed parrots
=550  \\$wg$aParrots
=670  \\$aHoward birds world:$bp. 162 (Melopsittacus)
=670  \\$aWeb. 3:$bp. 290 (Melopsittacus)
=670  \\$aImmelmann Australian parakeets:$bp. 55.
=750  \2$aMelopsittacus$0(DNLM)D046408$5IEN

=LDR  01078cz  a2200241n  4500
=001  9880363034102441
=005  20120730164334.0
=008  910917i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 91004821 
=035  \\$aCBJ5289NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aRC683.5.S77
=150  \\$aStress echocardiography
=450  \\$aEchocardiographic exercise testing
=450  \\$aEchocardiographic stress testing
=550  \\$wg$aEchocardiography
=550  \\$wg$aExercise tests
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Picano, E. Stress echocardiography, c1991.
=670  \\$aEuropean Heart Journal, "Stress echocardiography," P. Rizzon:$bv. 12, Feb. 1991, p. 262-5.
=670  \\$aJournal of the American College of Cardiology, "Stress echocardiography and the human factor," E. Picano:$bv. 17, March 1991, p. 666-9.
=670  \\$aCardiology clinics, "Stress echocardiography and myocardial contrast echocardiography," L.E. Ginzton:$bv. 7, Aug. 1989, p. 493-509.
=675  \\$aMESH;$aInternational Classification of Diseases;$aHeart Disease
=750  \2$aEchocardiography, Stress$5IEN$0(DNLM)D025401

=LDR  00928cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880363034202441
=005  20120806164312.0
=008  910913i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 91004799 
=035  \\$aCBJ5268NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dWaU
=053  \0$aLB3401$bLB3495
=150  \\$aSchool health services
=450  \\$aHealth services, School
=450  \\$aSchool health care
=550  \\$wg$aMedical care
=550  \\$wg$aSchool hygiene
=670  \\$aWork cat.: IEP health related services, 1990.
=670  \\$aERIC thes.
=670  \\$aMESH.
=670  \\$aKolimaa, M. Heath promotion in maternity, child, and school health care, 1998:$bp. 9 (At the age of seven children start school. The school health care system continues the health care started with MCHC [maternity and child health care] ... School health care includes first aid and care of acute illnesses.)
=750  \2$aSchool Health Services$5IEN$0(DNLM)D012572

=LDR  01077cz  a2200253n  4500
=001  9880363034302441
=005  20120730164333.0
=008  910912i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 91004764 
=035  \\$aCBJ5236NU
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh 91004764
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aOlder homeless persons
=450  \\$aElderly homeless persons
=450  \\$wnne$aHomeless aged
=450  \\$aHomeless elderly people
=450  \\$aHomeless older people
=550  \\$wg$aHomeless persons
=550  \\$wg$aOlder people
=670  \\$aWork cat.: United States. Congress. House. Select Committee on Aging. The New homeless crisis : old and poor in the streets, 1990.
=670  \\$aWWW, Feb. 17, 2004$b(Google search: older homeless people; older homeless persons; homeless older people; older homeless persons; homeless elderly; elderly homeless)
=750  \2$81$wb$aHomeless Persons$5IEN$0(DNLM)D006703
=750  \2$81$wb$aAged$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000368
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aHomeless Persons$iand$aChild$5IEN

=LDR  00795cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880363034402441
=005  20120730164318.0
=008  900828||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 90004255 
=035  \\$aCBE8671NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=150  \\$aHydroxyl group
=450  \\$aGroup, Hydroxyl
=450  \\$aHydroxyl radical
=550  \\$wg$aRadicals (Chemistry)
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Atkinson, R. Kinetics and mechanisms of the gas-phase reactions of the hydroxyl radical ... c1989.
=670  \\$aHawley chem. dict.$b(hydroxyl group: the chemical group -OH, occurring in many inorganic cpds. that ionize in solution to yield OH radicals)
=670  \\$aOld catalog heading$b(Hydroxyl group)
=670  \\$aHackh chem. dict.$b(hydroxyl group)
=750  \2$aHydroxyl Radical$5IEN$0(DNLM)D017665

=LDR  00637cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880363034502441
=005  20120730164318.0
=008  900828i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 90004250 
=035  \\$aCBE8666NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aBF723.B6
=150  \\$aBody image in children
=550  \\$wg$aChild psychology
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Allard, C. Le corps de l'enfant de l'imaginaire au r�eel, c1989.
=750  \2$81$wb$aBody Image$5IEN$0(DNLM)D001828
=750  \2$81$wb$aChild$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002648
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aBody Image$iand$aChild$5IEN

=LDR  00567cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880363034602441
=005  20060706132347.0
=008  900824i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 90004218 
=035  \\$aCBE8634NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=150  \\$aNecrotizing pancreatitis
=550  \\$wg$aPancreatitis
=670  \\$aWork cat.: The open packing--laparostomy--in pancreatitis and peritonitis, c1990.
=670  \\$aMEDLARS.
=675  \\$aMESH;$aDorland's med. dict.;$aGould med. dict.;$aStedman's med. dict.
=750  \2$aPancreatitis, Acute Necrotizing$0(DNLM)D019283$5IEN

=LDR  01747cz  a2200277n  4500
=001  9880363034702441
=005  20120730164318.0
=008  050715||\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 90004216 
=035  \\$aCBE8632NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dABAU$dDLC
=053  \0$aQH326
=150  \\$aExobiology
=450  \\$aAstrobiology
=550  \\$wg$aBiology
=550  \\$aHabitable planets
=550  \\$aLife$xOrigin
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Exobiology in earth orbit, 1989:$bp. v ("Exobiology, the study of processes relevant to biology that are occurring in space, is becoming a mature field")
=670  \\$aWikipedia, Jan. 18, 2007$b(Astrobiology is the study of life in space, combining aspects of astronomy, biology and geology. It is focused on the study of the origin, distribution and evolution of life. Also known as exobiology)
=670  \\$aMcGraw-Hill dict. sci. tech.:$bp. 677 (exobiology)
=670  \\$aRandom House:$bp. 679 (exobiology)
=670  \\$aNASA$b(Exobiology UF Astrobiology; Space biology)
=675  \\$aWeb. 3
=680  \\$iHere are entered works on the study of processes occurring in outer space that are relevant to biology, especially the origin and evolution of life. Works on the biology of humans or other earth life while in outer space are entered under$aSpace biology.$iWorks on life indigenous to outer space are entered under$aLife on other planets.$iWorks on the prospective use of the science of anthropology in dealing with intelligent beings in outer space, or establishing earth colonies on extraterrestrial bodies, are entered under$aExtraterrestrial anthropology.
=681  \\$iNotes under$aExtraterrestrial anthropology; Life on other planets; Space biology
=750  \2$aExobiology$5IEN$0(DNLM)D018559

=LDR  00996cz  a2200289n  4500
=001  9880363034802441
=005  20120730164318.0
=008  900824i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 90004203 
=035  \\$aCBE8623NU
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh 90004203
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dWaU
=150  \\$aCalcium hydroxide
=450  \\$aCalcium hydrate
=450  \\$aCaustic lime
=450  \\$aHigh calcium hydrated lime
=450  \\$aHydrated lime
=450  \\$aLime water
=450  \\$aSlaked lime
=550  \\$wg$aCalcium compounds
=550  \\$wg$aHydroxides
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Calcium oxide and hydroxide, 1984:$bp. 3 (Ca(OH) p2 (B; hydrated lime, high calcium hydrated lime, caustic lime, calcium hydrate, slaked lime, lime water; CAS reg. no.: 1305-62-0)
=670  \\$aHawley chem. dict.
=670  \\$aHackh chem. dict.
=670  \\$aLC database, Aug. 21, 1990$b(calcium hydroxide)
=670  \\$aOld catalog heading$b(calcium hydroxide)
=750  \2$aCalcium Hydroxide$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002126

=LDR  00766cz  a2200253n  4500
=001  9880363034902441
=005  20120730164318.0
=008  040923i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 90004176 
=035  \\$aCBE8599NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQH442.4
=150  \\$aGene libraries
=450  \\$aGene banks (Genetic engineering)
=450  \\$aGenomic banks
=450  \\$aGenomic libraries
=550  \\$wg$aBiological resource centers
=550  \\$wg$aGenomes
=550  \\$wg$aRecombinant DNA
=670  \\$aWork cat.: NIH repository of human and mouse DNA probes and libraries, 1989.
=670  \\$aMEDLINE.
=670  \\$aSingleton. Dict. microbio. & mol. biol.:$b2-e.
=670  \\$aMESH$b(gene library)
=750  \2$aGene Library$5IEN$0(DNLM)D015723

=LDR  00661cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880363035002441
=005  20120730164317.0
=008  900822i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 90004152 
=035  \\$aCBE8578NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aCholecystostomy
=550  \\$wg$aGallbladder$xSurgery
=670  \\$aWork cat.: McNulty, J.G. Interventional radiology of the gallbladder : percutaneous cholecystostomy, c1990.
=670  \\$aDorland's med. dict.$b("creation of an opening into the gallbladder for drainage")
=670  \\$aStedman's med. dict.
=670  \\$aGould med. dict.
=670  \\$aMESH.
=750  \2$aCholecystostomy$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002767

=LDR  00752cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880363035102441
=005  20120730164317.0
=008  911219||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 90004139 
=035  \\$aCBE8565NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aIntrons
=450  \\$aIntervening sequences (Genetics)
=450  \\$aSequences, Intervening (Genetics)
=550  \\$wg$aSplit genes
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Intervening sequences in evolution and development, 1990.
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Introns: UF Intervening sequences)
=670  \\$aDict. microbiology and molecular bio.:$bp. 830 (Split gene: introns; intervening sequences)
=670  \\$aLC data base, 08/16/90$b(intron)
=670  \\$aWk AFL5469
=750  \2$aIntrons$5IEN$0(DNLM)D007438

=LDR  00652cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880363035202441
=005  20120730164317.0
=008  900821i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 90004109 
=035  \\$aCBE8537NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRJ505.A9
=150  \\$aAutogenic training for children
=550  \\$wg$aChild psychotherapy
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Eberlein, G. Autogenes Training f�ur Kinder, c1985.
=750  \2$81$wb$aAutogenic Training$5IEN$0(DNLM)D001326
=750  \2$81$wb$aChild$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002648
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aAutogenic Training$iand$aChild$5IEN

=LDR  00539cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880363035302441
=005  20120213094236.0
=008  900817i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 90004047 
=035  \\$aCBE8477LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=150  \\$aMixed infections
=450  \\$aPolyinfections
=550  \\$wg$aInfection
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Lib�ikov�a, H. Dual viral infections, 1976.
=670  \\$aDorland's med. dict.
=670  \\$aStedman's med. dict.
=670  \\$aSingleton dict.
=750  \2$aCoinfection$0(DNLM)D060085$5IEN

=LDR  01899cz  a2200433n  4500
=001  9880363035402441
=005  20110517103344.0
=008  060221i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 90004042 
=035  \\$aCBE8472NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dWaU$dDLC
=053  \0$aQH359$bQH425
=150  \\$aEvolution (Biology)
=360  \\$isubdivision$aEvolution$iunder individual animals and groups of animals and under individual organs and regions of the body, e.g.$aCattle--Evolution; Heart--Evolution
=360  \\$isubdivision$aEvolution$iunder individual animals and groups of animals and under individual organs and regions of the body, e.g.$aCattle--Evolution; Fishes--Evolution; Heart--Evolution
=450  \\$aAnimal evolution
=450  \\$aAnimals$xEvolution
=450  \\$aBiological evolution
=450  \\$aDarwinism
=450  \\$aEvolutionary biology
=450  \\$aEvolutionary science
=450  \\$wnne$aOrigin of species
=550  \\$wg$aBiology
=550  \\$wg$aEvolution
=550  \\$aBiological fitness
=550  \\$aHomoplasy
=550  \\$aNatural selection
=550  \\$aPhylogeny
=667  \\$ar:GLS:11/1/90 (680/2 added; heading split from "Evolution" 11/90)$5IEN
=670  \\$aRandom House$b(Evolution)
=670  \\$aWeb. 3$b(Evolution)
=670  \\$aNASA$b(Biological evolution)
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Evolution)
=670  \\$aTEST$b(Evolution (development))
=670  \\$aDarwin digital library of evolution web site, Dec. 27, 2005:$bhome page (evolutionary science; evolutionary biology)
=680  \\$iHere are entered works on biological evolution. Works on the general concept of evolution are entered under$aEvolution.
=680  \\$iMost works cataloged before November 1, 1990 will be found under the heading$aEvolution$iregardless of subject coverage.$5IEN
=681  \\$iNote under$aEvolution
=750  \2$aBiological Evolution$0(DNLM)D005075$5IEN

=LDR  00653cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880363035502441
=005  20120730164317.0
=008  900816i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 90004032 
=035  \\$aCBE8466NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRJ505.D3
=150  \\$aDance therapy for children
=550  \\$wg$aPhysical therapy for children
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Liljenquist, J. Dance/movement therapy in pediatrics, 1984.
=750  \2$81$wb$aDance Therapy$5IEN$0(DNLM)D003614
=750  \2$81$wb$aChild$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002648
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aDance Therapy$iand$aChild$5IEN

=LDR  00562cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880363035602441
=005  20120730164317.0
=008  900816i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 90004030 
=035  \\$aCBE8464NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQK623.S23
=150  \\$aKluyveromyces
=550  \\$wg$aSaccharomycetaceae
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Giec, A. Otrzymowanie i w�a�sciwo�sci preparatu beta-galaktozydazy ... 1982.
=670  \\$aSingleton. Dict. microbiol. & mol. biol., 1987.
=670  \\$aMESH.
=750  \2$aKluyveromyces$5IEN$0(DNLM)D007716

=LDR  00840cz  a2200253n  4500
=001  9880363035702441
=005  20120730164317.0
=008  900815||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 90004019 
=035  \\$aCBE8456NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aDehydroepiandrosterone
=450  \\$aDehydroandrosterone
=450  \\$aDehydroisoandrosterone
=450  \\$aDHEA (Hormone)
=450  \\$aPrasteron
=450  \\$aPrasterone
=550  \\$wg$aAdrenocortical hormones
=550  \\$wg$aAndrogens
=670  \\$aWork cat.: The biologic role of dehydroepiandrosterone, 1990.
=670  \\$aMESH.
=670  \\$aMerck$b(Prasterone)
=670  \\$aDorland's med. dict.$b(dehydroepiandrosterone: abbreviated DHEA. Called also dehydroisoandrosterone, and, formerly, dehydroandrosterone)
=750  \2$aDehydroepiandrosterone$5IEN$0(DNLM)D003687

=LDR  01629cz  a2200241n  4500
=001  9880363035802441
=005  20120730164317.0
=008  900813||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 90003967 
=035  \\$aCBE8409NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aSurvival analysis (Biometry)
=450  \\$aAnalysis, Survival (Biometry)
=450  \\$aSurvivorship analysis (Biometry)
=550  \\$wg$aBiometry
=550  \\$aFailure time data analysis
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Harris, E.K. Survivorship analysis for clinical studies, c1991.
=670  \\$aMESH$b(A class of statistical procedures for estimating the survival function (function of time starting with a population 100% well and providing the % of the population still well at later times). The survival analysis is then used for making inferences about the effects of treatment, prognostic factors, exposures, and other covariates on the function.)
=670  \\$aLC data base, 8/8/90$b(survival analysis)
=670  \\$aKalbfleisch, J.D. The statistical analysis of failure time data, c1980:$bp. vii ("... methods that have been proposed for analyzing failure time data. Special attention has been paid to problems arising in the biomedical sciences.")
=670  \\$aLawless, J.F. Statistical models and methods for lifetime data, c1982:$bp. 1 ("The statistical analysis of what is variously referred to as lifetime survival time, or failure time data analysis has developed into an important topic for workers in many areas, especially in the engineering and biomedical sciences.")
=675  \\$aWeb. 3;$aRandom House
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=670  \\$aCorbet mam. species:$bp. 121.
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=670  \\$aCorbet mam. species:$bp. 121 (Family Phocidae: earless seals)
=670  \\$aWeb. 3.
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=001  9880363036102441
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=010  \\$ash 90003925 
=035  \\$aCBE8370NU
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=450  \\$aResuscitation orders$5IEN
=550  \\$wg$aResuscitation
=550  \\$aAdvance directives (Medical care)
=550  \\$aRight to die
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=670  \\$aRationing of medical care for the critically ill, c1989$b(Beyond do-not-resuscitate orders)
=670  \\$aMASA$b(DNR)
=670  \\$aNew England J. of Medicine, Jan. 7, 1988:$bp. 43, editorial"Ethics and communication in do-not-resuscitate orders".
=670  \\$aJAMA, March 14, 1986:$bv. 225, p. 1316-1322 "Resuscitation : How do we decide? A prospective study of physicians' preferences and the clinical course of hospitalized patients".
=675  \\$aHennepin;$aIAC;$aMESH
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=001  9880363036202441
=005  20060607083342.0
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=010  \\$ash 90003862 
=035  \\$aCBE8314LC
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=053  \\$aQP552.F37
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=550  \\$wg$aCarrier proteins
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Cellular fatty acid-binding proteins, 1990.
=670  \\$aChem. abst.$b(Proteins, fatty acid-binding)
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=750  \2$aFatty Acid-Binding Proteins$0(DNLM)D050556$5IEN
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=001  9880363036302441
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=010  \\$ash 90003813 
=035  \\$aCBE8268NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=150  \\$aMyoblasts
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=670  \\$aDorland's med. dict.
=670  \\$aStedman's med. dict.
=670  \\$aGould med. dict.
=670  \\$aInter. dict. med. biol.$b(myoblast; also called myogenic cell, sarcoblast, sarcogenic cell)
=675  \\$aMESH
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=001  9880363036402441
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=035  \\$aCBE8244NU
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=150  \\$aHydrophobic surfaces
=450  \\$aLipophilic surfaces
=450  \\$aSurfaces, Hydrophobic
=450  \\$aSurfaces, Lipophilic
=550  \\$wg$aSurface chemistry
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Microbial cell surface hydrophobicity ... c1990.
=670  \\$aDorland's med. dict.$b(hydrophobic)
=670  \\$aStedman's med. dict.$b(hydrophobic)
=670  \\$aHawley chem. dict.$b(hydrophobic)
=675  \\$aMESH
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=001  9880363036502441
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=010  \\$ash 90003772 
=035  \\$aCBE8231NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRG628.3.C48
=150  \\$aChorionic villus sampling
=450  \\$aChorion villus sampling
=450  \\$aChorionic villi$xBiopsy
=450  \\$aChorionic villi biopsy
=450  \\$aChorionic villi sampling
=450  \\$aCVB (Obstetrics)
=450  \\$aCVS (Obstetrics)
=450  \\$aCytogenetic analysis from chorionic villi
=450  \\$aSampling, Chorionic villi
=550  \\$wg$aPrenatal diagnosis
=670  \\$aWork cat.: A practical guide to chorion villus sampling, 1991$b(CVS)
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Chorionic villi sampling)
=670  \\$aIAC$b(Chorionic villus sampling)
=670  \\$aPhone call to American Coll. Obstetricians and Gynecologists, 7/30/90$b(Chorionic villus sampling is preferred form)
=670  \\$aLorenzini med. phrase ind.$b(Chorionic villi biopsy; (CVB))
=675  \\$aHennepin;$aGould med. dict.;$aDorland's med. dict.;$aStedmann's med. dict.)
=750  \2$aChorionic Villi Sampling$5IEN$0(DNLM)D015193

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=001  9880363036602441
=005  20120730164317.0
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=010  \\$ash 90003762 
=035  \\$aCBE8222NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aBone lengthening (Orthopedics)
=450  \\$aLengthening of bones (Orthopedics)
=550  \\$wg$aOrthopedic surgery
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Operative principles of Ilizarov : fracture treatment, nonunion, osteomyelitis, lengthening, deformity correction, c1990.
=670  \\$aMESH$b(bone lengthening)
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=LDR  00867cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880363036702441
=005  20120730164316.0
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=010  \\$ash 90003760 
=035  \\$aCBE8220NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRD103.B65
=150  \\$aBone wiring (Orthopedics)
=450  \\$aWiring of bones (Orthopedics)
=550  \\$wg$aInternal fixation in fractures
=550  \\$wg$aOrthopedic surgery
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Operative principles of Ilizarov : fracture treatment, nonunion, osteomyelitis, lengthening, deformity correction, c1990.
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Bone wires)
=670  \\$aWiring technique for fixation of jaw fractures (film), 1983.
=670  \\$aJablonski dict. dent.:$bunder Wiring ("the fixing into position by means of wire, as of segments of a fractured bone")
=750  \2$aBone Wires$5IEN$0(DNLM)D001864

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=001  9880363036802441
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=010  \\$ash 90003742 
=035  \\$aCBE8204NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRJ496.C67
=150  \\$aCommunicative disorders in adolescence
=550  \\$wg$aPediatric neurology
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Tibbits, D.F. Language disorders in adolescents, c1982.
=750  \2$81$wb$aCommunication Disorders$5IEN$0(DNLM)D003147
=750  \2$81$wb$aAdolescent$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000293
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=LDR  00691cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880363036902441
=005  20120730164316.0
=008  920615i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 90003740 
=035  \\$aCBE8202NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRJ496.L35
=150  \\$aLanguage disorders in adolescence
=550  \\$wg$aCommunicative disorders in adolescence
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Tibbits, D.F. Language disorders in adolescents, c1982.
=750  \2$81$wb$aLanguage Disorders$5IEN$0(DNLM)D007806
=750  \2$81$wb$aAdolescent$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000293
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aLanguage Disorders$iand$aAdolescent$5IEN

=LDR  00779cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880363037002441
=005  20120730164316.0
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=010  \\$ash 90003715 
=035  \\$aCBE8179NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRJ502.3
=150  \\$aChild psychiatric nursing
=450  \\$aPediatric psychiatric nursing
=550  \\$wg$aPediatric nursing
=550  \\$wg$aPsychiatric nursing
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Child psychiatric nursing, 1991.
=670  \\$aChild psychiatric nursing, 1979.
=675  \\$aMESH
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=750  \2$81$wb$aChild$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002648
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aPsychiatric Nursing$iand$aChild$5IEN

=LDR  00688cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880363037102441
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=010  \\$ash 90003713 
=035  \\$aCBE8177NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRG580.B56
=150  \\$aBlood coagulation disorders in pregnancy
=550  \\$wg$aPregnancy$xComplications
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Perinatal thrombosis and hemostasis, c1990.
=750  \2$81$wb$aBlood Coagulation Disorders$5IEN$0(DNLM)D001778
=750  \2$81$wb$aPregnancy$5IEN$0(DNLM)D011247
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aBlood Coagulation Disorders$iand$aPregnancy$5IEN

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=010  \\$ash 90003712 
=035  \\$a(OCoLC)02825604
=035  \\$aCBE8176NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aBlood coagulation disorders in infants
=550  \\$wg$aInfants$xDiseases
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Perinatal thrombosis and hemostasis, 1990.
=750  \2$81$wb$aBlood Coagulation Disorders$5IEN$0(DNLM)D001778
=750  \2$81$wb$aInfant$5IEN$0(DNLM)D007223
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aBlood Coagulation Disorders$iand$aInfant$5IEN

=LDR  00460cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880363037302441
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=150  \\$aThymus$xCancer
=667  \\$aRecord generated for validation purposes.
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Kornstein, Michael J. Pathology of the thymus and mediastinum, c1995
=750  \2$aThymus Neoplasms$5IEN$0(DNLM)D013953

=LDR  00442cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880363037402441
=005  20120730164316.0
=008  100514i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|n\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash2010008992
=035  \\$aCBE8139NU
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aChest$xCancer
=667  \\$aRecord generated for validation purposes.
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Comprehensive textbook of thoracic oncology, 1996
=750  \2$aThoracic Neoplasms$5IEN$0(DNLM)D013899

=LDR  00448cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880363037502441
=005  20120730164316.0
=008  100608i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|n\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash2010010377
=035  \\$aCBE8137NU
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aTestis$xCancer
=667  \\$aRecord generated for validation purposes.
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Principles and management of testicular cancer, 1986
=750  \2$aTesticular Neoplasms$5IEN$0(DNLM)D013736

=LDR  00452cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880363037602441
=005  20120730164315.0
=008  100608i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|n\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash2010010331
=035  \\$aCBE7886NU
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aSpinal cord$xCancer
=667  \\$aRecord generated for validation purposes.
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Mik, Thijs. Een meeuw die wegvliegt over zee, 1978
=750  \2$aSpinal Cord Neoplasms$5IEN$0(DNLM)D013120

=LDR  00457cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880363037702441
=005  20120730164315.0
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=010  \\$ash2010010287
=035  \\$aCBE7735NU
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aSalivary glands$xCancer
=667  \\$aRecord generated for validation purposes.
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Surgical pathology of the salivary glands, c1991
=750  \2$aSalivary Gland Neoplasms$5IEN$0(DNLM)D012468

=LDR  00463cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880363037802441
=005  20120730164315.0
=008  100608i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|n\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash2010010285
=035  \\$aCBE7716NU
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aRetroperitoneum$xCancer
=667  \\$aRecord generated for validation purposes.
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Suen, Kenneth C. Retroperitoneum and intestine, c1994
=750  \2$aRetroperitoneal Neoplasms$5IEN$0(DNLM)D012186

=LDR  00476cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880363037902441
=005  20120730164315.0
=008  100413i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash2010006841
=035  \\$aCBE6637NU
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aTeeth$xCalcification
=450  \\$aTooth calcification$5IEN
=667  \\$aRecord generated for validation purposes.
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Tooth development and caries, 1986
=750  \2$aTooth Calcification$5IEN$0(DNLM)D014074

=LDR  00588cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880363038002441
=005  20120730164315.0
=008  900915i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 90003624 
=035  \\$a(OCoLC)02816583
=035  \\$aCBE6324NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aBF724.3.A55
=150  \\$aAnger in adolescence
=550  \\$wg$aEmotions in adolescence
=750  \2$81$wb$aAnger$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000786
=750  \2$81$wb$aAdolescent$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000293
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aAnger$iand$aAdolescent$5IEN

=LDR  00682cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880363038102441
=005  20120730164315.0
=008  900725i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 90003621 
=035  \\$aCBE6321NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRJ505.C63
=150  \\$aCognitive therapy for teenagers
=550  \\$wg$aAdolescent psychotherapy
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Child and adolescent therapy : cognitive-behavioral procedures, 1990.
=750  \2$81$wb$aCognitive Therapy$5IEN$0(DNLM)D015928
=750  \2$81$wb$aAdolescent$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000293
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aCognitive Therapy$iand$aAdolescent$5IEN

=LDR  00537cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880363038202441
=005  20120730164315.0
=008  900724i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 90003606 
=035  \\$aCBE6306NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aVeterinary tomography
=550  \\$wg$aTomography
=550  \\$wg$aVeterinary diagnostic imaging
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Feeney, D.A. Atlas of correlative imaging anatomy of the dog : ultrasound and computed tomography, 1991.
=750  \2$aTomography$xveterinary$5IEN$0(DNLM)D014054Q000662

=LDR  01524cz  a2200325n  4500
=001  9880362226102441
=005  20090217094626.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85046328 
=035  \\$aBZP6234NU
=035  \\$aSH 85046328
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dCaAE
=053  \0$aGV460$bGV548$cPhysical education
=053  \0$aQP301$bQP336$cPhysiology
=053  \0$aRA781$bRA781.85$cPersonal health
=053  \\$aGV461$bGV547$cPhysical education$5IEN
=053  \\$aRM721$cTherapeutics$5IEN
=150  \\$aExercise
=360  \\$isubdivision$aExercise$iunder individual animals and groups of animals, e.g.$aCattle--Exercise; Pets--Exercise;$iand types of exercise, e.g.$aFencing; Rowing; Running
=450  \\$aPhysical activity
=450  \\$aWarm-up
=450  \\$aWorkouts (Exercise)
=550  \\$wg$aHealth
=550  \\$aPhysical education and training
=670  \\$aUniversit�e Laval, Oct. 3, 1994$b(workout)
=670  \\$aMeeting guidelines, 1998 (Progress in prevention bulletin no. 31 from the Canadian Fitness and Lifestyle Research Institute):$bp. [1] ("Canada's Physical Activity Guide ... the Guide establishes goals for how much physical activity is enough.")
=670  \\$aAmerican Heart Association fitting in fitness : hundreds of simple ways to put more physical activity into your life, 1997.
=670  \\$aMeasuring physical activity and energy expenditure, 1996.
=670  \\$aMalina, R. Growth, maturation, and physical activity, 1991.
=750  \2$aExercise$0(DNLM)D015444$5IEN-M

=LDR  00335cz  a2200133n  4500
=001  9880362226202441
=005  20080325083613.0
=008  860211||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85046237 
=035  \\$aBZP6143NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aExcimer lasers
=550  \\$wg$aGas lasers
=750  \2$aLasers, Excimer$0(DNLM)D054018$5IEN

=LDR  01174cz  a2200253n  4500
=001  9880362226302441
=005  20120730163046.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85046212 
=035  \\$aBZP6118NU
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh 85046212
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aLC3950$bLC3990.4
=150  \\$aSpecial education
=360  \\$isubdivision$aEducation$iunder headings for classes of gifted people or people with disabilities, e.g.$aChildren with disabilities--Education
=450  \\$aEducation, Special$5IEN
=450  \\$wnne$aExceptional children$xEducation
=550  \\$wg$aEducation
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Exceptional children and adults : an introduction to special education, c1988.
=670  \\$aERIC thes.
=670  \\$aHennepin.
=670  \\$aRowntree dict. educ.
=680  \\$iHere are entered general works on the theories and practice of education meant to meet the needs of individuals with disabilities or gifted individuals who have intellectually, physically, emotionally, or socially different characteristics from those who can be taught through normal methods or materials.
=750  \2$aEducation, Special$5IEN$0(DNLM)D004519

=LDR  00564cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362226402441
=005  20120730163046.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85046210 
=035  \\$aBZP6116NU
=035  \\$aSH 85046210
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aExceptional children
=450  \\$aAbnormal children
=450  \\$aAtypical children
=450  \\$aChild, Exceptional$5IEN
=450  \\$aChildren, Abnormal and backward
=450  \\$aChildren, Exceptional
=550  \\$wg$aChildren
=750  \2$aChild, Exceptional$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002671

=LDR  00478cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362226502441
=005  20120730163046.0
=008  940322i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85046091 
=035  \\$aBZP5997NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRC106
=150  \\$aExanthemata
=360  \\$inames of eruptive diseases, e.g.$aErysipelas, Measles
=450  \\$aEruptive fever
=450  \\$aFever, Eruptive
=550  \\$aFever
=750  \2$aExanthema$5IEN$0(DNLM)D005076

=LDR  00425cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362226602441
=005  20111213142513.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85046050 
=035  \\$aBZP5956NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRC280.B6
=150  \\$aEwing's sarcoma
=450  \\$aEwing's tumor
=450  \\$aSarcoma, Ewing's
=550  \\$wg$aOsteosarcoma
=750  \2$aSarcoma, Ewing$0(DNLM)D012512$5IEN

=LDR  00603cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362226702441
=005  20090518094441.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85046028 
=035  \\$aBZP5934NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aEvoked potentials (Electrophysiology)
=450  \\$aCortical evoked potentials
=450  \\$aEvent-related brain potentials
=450  \\$aEvent-related potentials (Electrophysiology)
=450  \\$aEvoked cortical potentials
=550  \\$wg$aElectroencephalography
=550  \\$wg$aElectrophysiology
=750  \2$aEvoked Potentials$0(DNLM)D005071$5IEN

=LDR  00927cz  a2200265n  4500
=001  9880362226802441
=005  20120730163045.0
=008  030424i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85046005 
=035  \\$aBZP5911NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dNNU-L
=150  \\$aEvidence, Expert
=450  \\$aExpert evidence
=450  \\$aExpert testimony
=450  \\$aExpert witness
=450  \\$aExpert witnesses
=450  \\$aOpinion evidence
=450  \\$aScientific evidence (Law)
=550  \\$wg$aEvidence (Law)
=550  \\$wg$aWitnesses
=670  \\$a97210030: Modern scientific evidence : the law and science of expert testimony, 1997.
=670  \\$aLC database, Dec. 2, 1997.
=670  \\$aWeinstein's federal evidence, 1997:$bv. 4, pp. 702-28 ("testimony by experts ... scientific evidence")
=670  \\$aOpinion and expert testimony in federal and state courts, c2003.
=750  \2$aExpert Testimony$5IEN$0(DNLM)D005104

=LDR  00544cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362226902441
=005  20120730163045.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85045966 
=035  \\$aBZP5872LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \0$aQK495.O46$cBotany
=150  \\$aEvening primrose
=450  \\$aCommon evening primrose
=450  \\$aGerman rampion
=450  \\$aOenothera biennis
=450  \\$aOenothera muricata
=450  \\$aPrimrose, Evening
=450  \\$aRampion, German
=750  \2$aOenothera biennis$5IEN$0(DNLM)D031665

=LDR  00364cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362227002441
=005  20120730163045.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85045947 
=035  \\$aBZP5853NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aEvans blue
=550  \\$wg$aBlood$xExamination
=690  \\$ar:AMD:6/28/90
=750  \2$aEvans Blue$5IEN$0(DNLM)D005070

=LDR  00725cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362227102441
=005  20080221093911.0
=008  920109i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85045926 
=035  \\$aBZP5832NU
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh 85045926
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dMn-E
=053  \0$aAZ191$bAZ193
=150  \\$aEvaluation
=360  \\$isubdivision$aEvaluation$iunder names of individual corporate bodies and under types of institutions, products, services, equipment, activities, projects, and programs; and subdivision$aRating of$iunder classes of persons
=450  \\$aAssessment
=550  \\$wg$aResearch
=670  \\$aThe assessment of teaching, 1990.
=750  \2$aEvaluation Studies as Topic$0(DNLM)D005069$5IEN-M

=LDR  00400cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362227202441
=005  20120730163045.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85045914 
=035  \\$aBZP5820NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dCoU-DA
=053  \0$aQH96.8.E9
=150  \\$aEutrophication
=550  \\$wg$aLimnology
=550  \\$aLake restoration
=750  \2$aEutrophication$5IEN$0(DNLM)D005068

=LDR  00963cz  a2200301n  4500
=001  9880362227302441
=005  20120730163045.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85045906 
=035  \\$aBZP5812NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aR726
=150  \\$aEuthanasia
=450  \\$aAssisted death (Euthanasia)
=450  \\$aAssisted dying (Euthanasia)
=450  \\$aDeath, Assisted (Euthanasia)
=450  \\$aDeath, Mercy
=450  \\$aDying, Assisted (Euthanasia)
=450  \\$aKilling, Mercy
=450  \\$aMercy death
=450  \\$aMercy killing
=550  \\$wg$aHomicide
=550  \\$wg$aMedical ethics
=550  \\$aAssisted suicide
=550  \\$aRight to die
=670  \\$aRandom House$b(euthanasia, also called mercy killing)
=670  \\$aGoogle search, Aug. 3, 2007$b(assisted dying; assisted death - these terms are used in reference to both assisted suicide and euthanasia)
=750  \2$aEuthanasia$5IEN-M$0(DNLM)D005065

=LDR  00480cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362227402441
=005  20120730163045.0
=008  860211|n\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85045895 
=035  \\$aBZP5801NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQL948$cComparative anatomy
=053  \\$aQM507$cHuman anatomy
=053  \\$aQP461$cPhysiology
=150  \\$aEustachian tube
=550  \\$wg$aMiddle ear
=690  \\$ar:AMD:6/28/90
=750  \2$aEustachian Tube$5IEN$0(DNLM)D005064

=LDR  00353cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362227502441
=005  20091026093456.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85045867 
=035  \\$aBZP5773LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQK623.E
=150  \\$aEurotiales
=550  \\$wg$aPlectomycetes
=750  \2$aEurotiales$0(DNLM)D032641$5IEN

=LDR  00377cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362227602441
=005  20120730163045.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85045863 
=035  \\$aBZP5769NU
=035  \\$ash 85045863
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aQD181.E8
=150  \\$aEuropium
=550  \\$wg$aCerium group
=750  \2$aEuropium$5IEN$0(DNLM)D005063

=LDR  00949cz  a2200265n  4500
=001  9880362227702441
=005  20120730163044.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85045837 
=035  \\$aBZP5743LC
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh 85045837
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dWaU
=053  \0$aQK495.V53$cBotany
=150  \\$aEuropean mistletoe
=450  \\$aAll-heal (Plant)
=450  \\$aEuropean white-berry mistletoe
=450  \\$aMasslin
=450  \\$aMistletoe, European
=450  \\$aViscum album
=450  \\$aWhite-berry mistletoe, European
=550  \\$wg$aViscum
=670  \\$aMistletoe, c2000:$bp. 1 (European white-berry mistletoe (Viscum album L.)) p. 32 (European mistletoe; mistletoe; all-heal; masslin)
=670  \\$aMabberley, D.J. The plant-book, c1997$b(Viscum album (mistletoe))
=670  \\$aITIS, via WWW, June 13, 2001$b(Viscum album. Vernacular name: European mistletoe)
=750  \2$aViscum album$5IEN$0(DNLM)D028182

=LDR  00488cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362227802441
=005  20100918124513.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85045604 
=035  \\$aBZP5510NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aQK495.E9$cBotany
=150  \\$aEuphorbiaceae
=450  \\$aSpurge family (Plants)
=550  \\$wg$aGeraniales
=670  \\$aRandom House$b(spurge family: the large plant family Euphorbiaceae)
=750  \2$aEuphorbiaceae$0(DNLM)D019665$5IEN

=LDR  00515cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362227902441
=005  20120730163044.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85045600 
=035  \\$aBZP5506LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aQK495.E9$cBotany
=053  \\$aSB413.E95$cOrnamental plants
=150  \\$aEuphorbia
=450  \\$aSpurges
=550  \\$wg$aEuphorbiaceae
=670  \\$aRandom House$b(spurge: any of numerous plants of the genus Euphorbia)
=750  \2$aEuphorbia$5IEN$0(DNLM)D028481

=LDR  00413cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362228002441
=005  20120730163044.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85045588 
=035  \\$aBZP5494NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQL444.M338
=150  \\$aEuphausiacea
=450  \\$aEuphausids
=450  \\$aSchizopoda
=550  \\$wg$aMalacostraca
=750  \2$aEuphausiacea$5IEN$0(DNLM)D033201

=LDR  00426cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362228102441
=005  20090518095953.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85045585 
=035  \\$aBZP5491LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aQK623.T75$cBotany
=150  \\$aEupenicillium
=450  \\$aCarpenteles
=550  \\$wg$aTrichocomaceae
=550  \\$aPenicillium
=750  \2$aEupenicillium$0(DNLM)D055324$5IEN

=LDR  00426cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362228202441
=005  20120730163044.0
=008  860211||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85045546 
=035  \\$aBZP5452NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aEukaryotic cells
=450  \\$aEucaryotic cells
=550  \\$wg$aCells
=550  \\$aProtista
=690  \\$ar:AMD:6/28/90
=750  \2$aEukaryotic Cells$5IEN$0(DNLM)D005057

=LDR  00477cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362228302441
=005  20120730163044.0
=008  040902i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85045538 
=035  \\$aBZP5444NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aHQ750$bHQ755.5
=150  \\$aEugenics
=450  \\$aHomiculture
=450  \\$aRace improvement
=550  \\$aEuthenics
=550  \\$aHeredity
=550  \\$aInvoluntary sterilization
=750  \2$aEugenics$5IEN$0(DNLM)D005053

=LDR  00363cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362228402441
=005  20120730163044.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85045521 
=035  \\$aBZP5427LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQK495.E84$cBotany
=150  \\$aEucommiaceae
=550  \\$wg$aUrticales
=750  \2$aEucommiaceae$5IEN$0(DNLM)D031283

=LDR  01990cz  a2200337n  4500
=001  9880362228502441
=005  20080509120207.0
=008  050711i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85045486 
=035  \\$aBZP5392NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dWaU
=053  \0$aQK495.M9$cBotany
=053  \0$aSB413.E92$cOrnamental plants
=053  \0$aSD397.E8$cCulture
=150  \\$aEucalyptus
=450  \\$aAustralian gum trees
=450  \\$aAustralian gums
=450  \\$aEucalypti
=450  \\$aEucalypts
=450  \\$aEucalyptuses
=450  \\$aGum trees, Australian
=450  \\$aGums, Australian
=450  \\$aIronbark trees
=450  \\$aStringybark trees
=450  \\$aStringybarks
=550  \\$wg$aMyrtaceae
=670  \\$aRandom House$b(Eucalyptus pl. ti, tuses, genus Eucalyptus, also Eucalypt)
=670  \\$aBritannica Micro.$b(Eucalyptus: large genus of mostly very large trees of the myrtle family (Myrtaceae) native to Australia and New Zealand. In Australia the eucalypti are commonly known as gum trees or stringybark trees)
=670  \\$aWikipedia, July 11, 2005$b(Stringybark: A stringybark can be any of the many Eucalyptus species which have thick, fiberous bark. Like all eucalypts, stringybarks belong to the Myrtaceae family.)
=670  \\$aGardener's dict., via Natl. Gardening Assoc. website, July 11, 2005$b(stringybark: A group of trees of the genus Eucalyptus characterized by long, fibrous strands of bark. Included in this group are the following: E. blaxlandii (Blaxland's stringybark), E. aggloerata (blue-leaved stringybark), E. alpina (Grampian stringybark), E. capitellata (brown stringybark), E. cinerea (mealy stringybark), E. globoidea (white stringybark), E. macrohyncha (red stringybark), E. muellerana (yellow stringybark), and E. obliqua (messmate stringybark); ironbark tree: A common name for any of several trees of the genus Eucalyptus, having solid bark and extremely heavy, hard, durable wood)
=750  \2$aEucalpytus$0(DNLM)D005052$5IEN

=LDR  00360cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362228602441
=005  20120730163044.0
=008  860211||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85045462 
=035  \\$aBZP5368NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aEtretinate
=550  \\$wg$aTretinoin
=690  \\$ar:AMD:6/28/90
=750  \2$aEtretinate$5IEN$0(DNLM)D005050

=LDR  00539cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362228702441
=005  20121007185657.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85045458 
=035  \\$aBZP5364NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aRC271.E76
=150  \\$aEtoposide
=550  \\$wg$aAntineoplastic agents
=550  \\$wg$aGlucosides
=550  \\$wg$aPodophyllotoxin
=670  \\$aMESH (Etoposide, a semisynthetic derivative of Podophyllotoxin that exhibits antitumor activity)
=750  \2$aEtoposide$5IEN$0(DNLM)D005047

=LDR  00572cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362228802441
=005  20120730163044.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85045455 
=035  \\$aBZP5361NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aRD86.E95
=150  \\$aEtomidate
=550  \\$wg$aAnesthetics
=550  \\$wg$aImidazoles
=670  \\$aMeSH browser, June 7, 2007$b(Etomidate. Scope note: Imidazole derivative anesthetic and hypnotic with little effect on blood gases, ventilation, or the cardiovascular system.)
=750  \2$aEtomidate$5IEN$0(DNLM)D005045

=LDR  00349cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362228902441
=005  20140228092554.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85045445 
=035  \\$aBZP5351LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \\$aQK757
=150  \\$aEtiolation
=550  \\$wg$aPlant physiology
=750  \2$aEtiolation$0(DNLM)D064527$5IEN

=LDR  00561cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362229002441
=005  20120730163044.0
=008  860211||\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85045443 
=035  \\$aBZP5349NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aEthylenediaminetetraacetic acid
=450  \\$aDiaminoethanetetraacetic acid
=450  \\$aEdetic acid$5IEN
=450  \\$aEDTA (Ethylenediaminetetraacetic acid)
=450  \\$aEthylenedinitrilotetraacetic acid
=550  \\$wg$aAcetic acid
=550  \\$wg$aChelates
=750  \2$aEdetic Acid$5IEN$0(DNLM)D004492

=LDR  00543cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362229102441
=005  20120730163043.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85045441 
=035  \\$aBZP5347NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRA766.E8$cDisinfectants
=150  \\$aEthylene oxide
=450  \\$aEpoxyethane
=450  \\$aOxirane
=550  \\$wg$aDisinfection and disinfectants
=550  \\$wg$aEpoxy compounds
=550  \\$wg$aInsecticides
=690  \\$ar:AMD:6/28/90
=750  \2$aEthylene Oxide$5IEN$0(DNLM)D005027

=LDR  00715cz  a2200265n  4500
=001  9880362229202441
=005  20120730163043.0
=008  860211||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85045438 
=035  \\$aBZP5344NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aTD887.E83$cAir pollutant
=150  \\$aEthylene dichloride
=450  \\$aDichloroethane
=450  \\$aDutch liquid
=450  \\$aDutch oil
=450  \\$aElayl chloride
=450  \\$aEthylene chloride
=450  \\$aEthylene dichlorides$5IEN
=450  \\$aEthylidene chloride
=450  \\$aGlycol dichloride
=450  \\$aVinylene chloride
=550  \\$wg$aEthanes
=690  \\$ar:AMD:6/28/90
=750  \2$aEthylene Dichlorides$5IEN$0(DNLM)D005025

=LDR  00589cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880362229302441
=005  20120730163043.0
=008  860211\|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85045437 
=035  \\$aBZP5343NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aEthylene dibromide
=450  \\$aBromoethylene
=450  \\$aDibromoethane
=450  \\$aEDB (Fumigant)
=450  \\$aEthylene bromide
=450  \\$aGlycol dibromide
=550  \\$wg$aEthanes
=550  \\$wg$aFumigants
=550  \\$wg$aGasoline$xAnti-knock and anti-knock mixtures
=750  \2$aEthylene Dibromide$5IEN$0(DNLM)D015946

=LDR  00411cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362229402441
=005  20120730163043.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85045433 
=035  \\$aBZP5339NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQD305.H7$cOrganic chemistry
=053  \0$aTP248.E72$cChemical technology
=150  \\$aEthylene
=550  \\$wg$aAlkenes
=750  \2$aEthylenes$5IEN$0(DNLM)D005030

=LDR  00354cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362229502441
=005  20120730163043.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85045432 
=035  \\$aBZP5338NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aEthylamines
=550  \\$wg$aAmines
=690  \\$ar:AMD:6/28/90
=750  \2$aEthylamines$5IEN$0(DNLM)D005021

=LDR  00359cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362229602441
=005  20120730163043.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|n\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85045430 
=035  \\$aBZP5336NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRD86.E86
=150  \\$aEthyl chloride
=690  \\$ar:AMD:6/28/90
=750  \2$aEthyl Chloride$5IEN$0(DNLM)D005018

=LDR  01088cz  a2200337n  4500
=001  9880362229702441
=005  20120730163043.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85045425 
=035  \\$aBZP5331NU
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh 85045425
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aGN270$bGN279$cRace psychology
=053  \0$aGN502$bGN517$cPsychological anthropology
=150  \\$aEthnopsychology
=360  \\$isubdivision$aPsychology$iunder names of racial or ethnic groups, e.g.$aAfrican Americans--Psychology
=450  \\$aCross-cultural psychology
=450  \\$aEthnic groups$xPsychology
=450  \\$aEthnic psychology
=450  \\$aFolk-psychology
=450  \\$aIndigenous peoples$xPsychology
=450  \\$aNational psychology
=450  \\$aPsychological anthropology
=450  \\$aPsychology, Cross-cultural
=450  \\$aPsychology, Ethnic
=450  \\$aPsychology, National
=450  \\$aPsychology, Racial
=450  \\$aRace psychology
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=001  9880362229802441
=005  20141203190014.0
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=010  \\$ash 85045198 
=035  \\$aBZP5104NU
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=150  \\$aEthnology
=360  \\$iindividual ethnic groups and peoples, e.g.$aIndo-Europeans; Caucasian race; Hopi Indians; Igbo (African people)
=450  \\$aCultural anthropology
=450  \\$aEthnography
=450  \\$aRaces of man
=450  \\$aSocial anthropology
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=550  \\$wg$aHuman beings
=680  \\$iHere, with appropriate local subdivision, are entered works on the discipline of ethnology, and works on the origin, distribution, and characteristics of the elements of the population of a particular region or country. Theoretical works on the concept of groups of people who are bound together by common ties of ancestry and culture are entered under$aEthnic groups.$iWorks on the subjective sense of belonging to an individual ethnic group are entered under$aEthnicity.$iGeneral works on racial, religious, ethnic, or other minority groups are entered under$aMinorities.
=681  \\$iNotes under$aEthnic groups; Ethnicity; Minorities
=750  \2$aEthnology$5IEN$0(DNLM)D005007

=LDR  00604cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362229902441
=005  20130220154648.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85045192 
=035  \\$aBZP5098NU
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC$dDLC
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=150  \\$aEthnobotany
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=450  \\$aIndigenous peoples$xEthnobotany
=550  \\$wg$aEthnobiology
=550  \\$aHuman-plant relationships
=550  \\$aPlants$vFolklore
=670  \\$aBrush, S.B. Valuing local knowledge, 1995.
=750  \2$aEthnobotany$5IEN$0(DNLM)D019448

=LDR  01373cz   2200229n  4500
=001  9880362230002441
=005  20230109163231.0
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=010  \\$ash 85045187
=035  \\$aBZP5093NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aGN495.6$cEthnology
=150  \\$aEthnicity
=360  \\$isubdivisions$aRace identity$ior$aEthnic identity$iunder individual races or ethnic groups, e.g.$aAfrican Americans--Race identity; Japanese Americans--Ethnic identity; Aboriginal Australians--Ethnic identity
=450  \\$aEthnic identity
=550  \\$wg$aGroup identity
=550  \\$aCultural fusion
=550  \\$aCultural pluralism
=550  \\$aMulticulturalism
=680  \\$iHere are entered works on the subjective sense of belonging to an individual ethnic group. Theoretical works on the concept of groups of people who are bound together by common ties of ancestry and culture are entered under$aEthnic groups.$iWorks on the discipline of ethnology, and works on the origin, distribution, and characteristics of the elements of the population of a particular region or country are entered under$aEthnology,$iwith appropriate local subdivision. General works on racial, religious, ethnic, or other minority groups are entered under$aMinorities.
=681  \\$iNotes under$aEthnic groups; Ethnology; Minorities
=750  \2$aEthnicity$5IEN$0(DNLM)D005006

=LDR  01435cz   2200265n  4500
=001  9880362230102441
=005  20230109163259.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85045172
=035  \\$aBZP5078NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aGN495.4
=150  \\$aEthnic groups
=360  \\$iindividual ethnic groups, e.g.$aHopi Indians
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=450  \\$aKindred groups (Ethnic groups)
=450  \\$aNationalities (Ethnic groups)
=450  \\$aPeoples (Ethnic groups)
=550  \\$wg$aEthnology
=670  \\$aWikipedia, Feb. 1, 2007$b(ethnic groups; ethnic identities; ethnic nations; kindred groups; nationalities; peoples)
=680  \\$iHere are entered theoretical works on the concept of groups of people who are bound together by common ties of ancestry and culture. Works on the subjective sense of belonging to an individual ethnic group are entered under$aEthnicity.$iWorks on the discipline of ethnology, and works on the origin, distribution, and characteristics of the elements of the population of a particular region or country are entered under$aEthnology,$iwith appropriate local subdivision. General works on racial, religious, ethnic, or other minority groups are entered under$aMinorities.
=681  \\$iNotes under$aEthnicity; Ethnology; Minorities
=750  \2$aEthnicity$5IEN$0(DNLM)D005006

=LDR  00549cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362230202441
=005  20120730163042.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85045126 
=035  \\$aBZP5032NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aEthinyl estradiol
=450  \\$aEthynyl estradiol
=450  \\$aEthynylestradiol
=450  \\$aNorpregnatrienynediol
=550  \\$wg$aEstradiol
=550  \\$wg$aOral contraceptives
=550  \\$wg$aSteroid hormones
=690  \\$ar:AMD:6/28/90
=750  \2$aEthinyl Estradiol$5IEN$0(DNLM)D004997

=LDR  00347cz  a2200133n  4500
=001  9880362230302441
=005  20120730163042.0
=008  871123i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85045123 
=035  \\$aBZP5029NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aEthics committees
=550  \\$wg$aCommittees
=750  \2$aEthics Committees$5IEN-M$0(DNLM)D017041

=LDR  00783cz  a2200265n  4500
=001  9880362230402441
=005  20120730163041.0
=008  940322i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85045096 
=035  \\$aBZP5002NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aBJ
=150  \\$aEthics
=360  \\$isubdivision$aEthics$iunder names of individual persons and legislative bodies; and subdivision$aMoral and ethical aspects$iunder non-religious or non-ethical topics
=450  \\$aDeontology
=450  \\$wnne$aEthics, Primitive
=450  \\$aEthology
=450  \\$aMoral philosophy
=450  \\$aMorality
=450  \\$aMorals
=450  \\$aPhilosophy, Moral
=450  \\$aScience, Moral
=550  \\$wg$aPhilosophy
=550  \\$aValues
=750  \2$aEthics$5IEN$0(DNLM)D004989

=LDR  00378cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362230502441
=005  20120730163041.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85045095 
=035  \\$aBZP5001NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aEthicists
=450  \\$aEthicians
=450  \\$aMoralists
=550  \\$wg$aPhilosophers
=750  \2$aEthicists$5IEN$0(DNLM)D026822

=LDR  00564cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362230602441
=005  20120730163041.0
=008  020924||\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85045094 
=035  \\$aBZP5000NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aEthical relativism
=450  \\$aMoral relativism
=450  \\$aRelativism, Ethical
=450  \\$aRelativity (Ethics)
=550  \\$wg$aEthics
=550  \\$aEthics, Evolutionary
=670  \\$aLC database, Sept. 24, 2002$b(ethical relativism; moral relativism)
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=LDR  00506cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362230702441
=005  20120730163041.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85045088 
=035  \\$aBZP4994NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQD305.E7$cAliphatic compounds
=053  \0$aQD341.E7$cAromatic compounds
=150  \\$aEthers
=550  \\$wg$aOrganic compounds
=670  \\$aHawley chem. dict.
=670  \\$aMeSH browser, Sept. 30, 2005$b(Ethers)
=750  \2$aEthers$5IEN$0(DNLM)D004987

=LDR  01322cz  a2200301n  4500
=001  9880362230802441
=005  20140103103853.0
=008  051003i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85045081 $zsh 85045082 
=035  \\$aBZP4987NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQD305.E7$cOrganic chemistry
=053  \0$aRD86.E8$cAnesthetic
=150  \\$aEther
=450  \\$aAether
=450  \\$aDiethyl ether
=450  \\$wnne$aEther (Anesthetic)
=450  \\$aEthyl ether
=450  \\$aEthyl oxide
=550  \\$wg$aAnesthetics
=550  \\$wg$aEthers
=550  \\$wg$aSolvents
=670  \\$a92-234653: Diethyl ether, c1992.
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=670  \\$aDorland's med. dict$b(ether [USP], chemical name: diethyl ether. A colorless, transparent, mobile, very volatile liquid, with a characteristic odor and highly flammable, used by inhalation as a general anesthetic. Called also ethyl ether and ethyl oxide.)
=670  \\$aHawley chem. dict.
=688  \\$aHeading from sh 85045082, deleted 20051122: 150:##:_{dollar}a Ether (Anesthetic)
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=LDR  00459cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362230902441
=005  20120730163041.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85045075 
=035  \\$aBZP4981NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aRA1242.E65$cToxicology
=150  \\$aEthanolamines
=450  \\$aAminoethanols
=550  \\$wg$aAmino alcohols
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Ethanolamines x Aminoethanols)
=750  \2$aEthanolamines$5IEN$0(DNLM)D004983

=LDR  00401cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362231002441
=005  20120730163041.0
=008  860211||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85045073 
=035  \\$aBZP4979NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQD305.H6
=150  \\$aEthanes
=450  \\$aDimethyl
=550  \\$wg$aAlkanes
=690  \\$ar:AMD:6/28/90
=750  \2$aEthane$5IEN$0(DNLM)D004980

=LDR  00365cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362231102441
=005  20120730163041.0
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=010  \\$ash 85045071 
=035  \\$aBZP4977NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aEthacrynic acid
=550  \\$wg$aDiuretics
=690  \\$ar:AMD:6/28/90
=750  \2$aEthacrynic Acid$5IEN$0(DNLM)D004976

=LDR  00663cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880362231202441
=005  20130308110918.0
=008  050325i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85045018 
=035  \\$aBZP4924NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dWaU
=053  \0$aGC96$bGC97.8
=150  \\$aEstuaries
=360  \\$iheadings beginning with the word$aEstuarine
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=450  \\$aFirths
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=550  \\$wg$aCoasts
=550  \\$wg$aRivers
=670  \\$aStevens, L. Broad scale habitat mapping of sandy beaches and river estuaries, 2004.
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=LDR  00901cz  a2200253n  4500
=001  9880362231302441
=005  20120730163041.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85045017 
=035  \\$aBZP4923NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aEstrus
=450  \\$aEstrous cycle
=450  \\$aEstruation
=450  \\$aEstrum
=450  \\$aHeat in female animals
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=450  \\$aOestrus
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=550  \\$wg$aSexual behavior in animals
=550  \\$wg$aSexual cycle
=670  \\$aAcad pr. dict. sci. tech.$b(estrus: period of sexual receptivity in female mammals)
=670  \\$aWeb. 3$b(estrus or oestrus; also estrum or oestrum: a regularly recurrent state of sexual excitability during which female of most mammals will accept the male and is capable of conceiving; heat; estrous cycle)
=750  \2$aEstrus$5IEN$0(DNLM)D004971

=LDR  00617cz  a2200253n  4500
=001  9880362231402441
=005  20120730163041.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85045016 
=035  \\$aBZP4922NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aEstrone
=450  \\$aFollicular hormone
=450  \\$aFolliculin
=450  \\$aHydroxyestratrieneone
=450  \\$aKetohydroxyestrin
=450  \\$aKetohydroxyestrone
=450  \\$aOestrone
=450  \\$aTheelin
=450  \\$aThelykinin
=450  \\$aTokokin
=550  \\$wg$aEstrogen
=690  \\$ar:AMD:6/28/90
=750  \2$aEstrone$5IEN$0(DNLM)D004970

=LDR  00426cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362231502441
=005  20120730163041.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85045015 
=035  \\$aBZP4921NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aEstrogen$xTherapeutic use
=450  \\$aEstrogen replacement therapy
=681  \\$iExample under$aHormone therapy
=750  \2$aEstrogen Replacement Therapy$5IEN$0(DNLM)D015914

=LDR  00404cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362231602441
=005  20120730163040.0
=008  860211||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85045014 
=035  \\$aBZP4920NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aEstrogen$xReceptors
=450  \\$aReceptors, Estrogen
=681  \\$iExample under$aHormone receptors$5IEN
=750  \2$aReceptors, Estrogen$5IEN$0(DNLM)D011960

=LDR  00461cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362231702441
=005  20150402132436.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85045013 
=035  \\$aBZP4919NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aEstrogen$xAntagonists
=450  \\$aAntagonists, Estrogen
=450  \\$aAntiestrogens
=450  \\$aEstrogen antagonists
=550  \\$wg$aHormone antagonists
=750  \2$aEstrogen Antagonists$5IEN$0(DNLM)D004965

=LDR  00919cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362231802441
=005  20120730163040.0
=008  021015i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85045012 
=035  \\$aBZP4918NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQP572.E85
=150  \\$aEstrogen
=450  \\$aOestrogen
=550  \\$wg$aHormones, Sex
=550  \\$aAnti-estrogenic diet
=670  \\$aEffects of trace organics on fish, phase 2:$bp. 9 (Whilst the identity of the oestrogens in sewage effluent ... the synthetic oestrogen present in the contraceptive pill)
=670  \\$aWeb. 3$b(Estrogen also oestrogen: a sex hormone (as estradiol, estriol, estrone) produced esp. in the ovaries and usu. characterized by its ability to promote estrus)
=670  \\$aBlack's med. dict., 1992:$bp. 422 (Oestrogen is the term applied to any substance that will induce oestrus or "heat")
=750  \2$aEstrogens$5IEN$0(DNLM)D004967

=LDR  00572cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880362231902441
=005  20120730163040.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85045006 
=035  \\$aBZP4912NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQP572.E8
=150  \\$aEstradiol
=450  \\$aDihydrofollicular hormone
=450  \\$aDihydrofolliculin
=450  \\$aDihydrotheelin
=450  \\$aDihydroxyestrin
=450  \\$aEstratrienediol
=450  \\$aOestradiol
=550  \\$wg$aEstrogen
=550  \\$wg$aSterols
=750  \2$aEstradiol$5IEN$0(DNLM)D004958

=LDR  00451cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362232002441
=005  20120730163040.0
=008  860211||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85044949 
=035  \\$aBZP4855NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQD305.A2$cAliphatic compounds
=053  \\$aQD341.A2$cAromatic compounds
=150  \\$aEsters
=550  \\$wg$aOrganic compounds
=690  \\$ar:AMD:6/28/90
=750  \2$aEsters$5IEN$0(DNLM)D004952

=LDR  00354cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362232102441
=005  20091028083518.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|n\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85044947 
=035  \\$aBZP4853NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQD305.A2
=053  \\$aQD341.A2
=150  \\$aEsterification
=750  \2$aEsterification$0(DNLM)D004951$5IEN

=LDR  00609cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880362232202441
=005  20120730163040.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85044920 
=035  \\$aBZP4826NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQD416$bQD416.7$cChemistry
=053  \\$aTP958$bTP959$cChemical technology
=150  \\$aEssences and essential oils
=450  \\$aAromatic plant products
=450  \\$aEssential oils
=450  \\$aVolatile oils
=550  \\$wg$aTerpenes
=550  \\$wg$aVegetable oils
=550  \\$aAromatic plants
=750  \2$aOils, Volatile$5IEN$0(DNLM)D009822

=LDR  00343cz  a2200133n  4500
=001  9880362232302441
=005  20120730163039.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|n\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85044870 
=035  \\$aBZP4776NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRC280.E8
=150  \\$aEsophagus$xTumors
=750  \2$aEsophageal Neoplasms$5IEN$0(DNLM)D004938

=LDR  00617cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362232402441
=005  20120730163039.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85044867 
=035  \\$aBZP4773NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRC815.7
=150  \\$aEsophagus$xMotility$xDisorders
=450  \\$aEsophageal motility disorders
=450  \\$aEsophageal motor disorders
=450  \\$aEsophagus$xMotor disorders
=450  \\$aMotility disorders, Esophageal
=450  \\$aMotor disorders, Esophageal
=690  \\$ar:AMD:6/28/90
=750  \2$aEsophageal Motility Disorders$5IEN$0(DNLM)D015154

=LDR  00391cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362232502441
=005  20120730163039.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85044861 
=035  \\$aBZP4767NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRC815.7
=150  \\$aEsophagus$xDiverticula
=450  \\$aDiverticula of the esophagus
=750  \2$aDiverticulum, Esophageal$5IEN$0(DNLM)D004936

=LDR  00373cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362232602441
=005  20120730163039.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|n\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85044860 
=035  \\$aBZP4766NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRC815.7
=150  \\$aEsophagus$xDiseases
=690  \\$ar:AMD:6/28/90
=750  \2$aEsophageal Diseases$5IEN$0(DNLM)D004935

=LDR  00343cz  a2200133n  4500
=001  9880362232702441
=005  20120730163039.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|n\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85044858 
=035  \\$aBZP4764NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRC280.E8
=150  \\$aEsophagus$xCancer
=750  \2$aEsophageal Neoplasms$5IEN$0(DNLM)D004938

=LDR  00458cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362232802441
=005  20120730163039.0
=008  931217i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85044857 
=035  \\$aBZP4763NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRJ456.E83
=150  \\$aEsophagus$xAtresia
=450  \\$aAtresia, Esophageal
=450  \\$aEsophageal atresia
=550  \\$wg$aEsophagus$xAbnormalities
=750  \2$aEsophageal Atresia$5IEN$0(DNLM)D004933

=LDR  00497cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362232902441
=005  20120730163039.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85044855 
=035  \\$aBZP4761NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQL861$cComparative anatomy
=053  \\$aQM331$cHuman anatomy
=053  \\$aQP146$cPhysiology
=150  \\$aEsophagus
=450  \\$aOesophagus
=550  \\$wg$aAlimentary canal
=550  \\$wg$aThroat
=750  \2$aEsophagus$5IEN$0(DNLM)D004947

=LDR  00487cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362233002441
=005  20120730163039.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85044854 
=035  \\$aBZP4760NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aEsophagoscopy
=450  \\$aBouginage, Esophageal
=450  \\$aEsophagoscopic bouginage
=550  \\$wg$aEndoscopy
=550  \\$wg$aEsophagus$xExamination
=690  \\$ar:AMD:6/28/90
=750  \2$aEsophagoscopy$5IEN$0(DNLM)D004945

=LDR  00347cz  a2200133n  4500
=001  9880362233102441
=005  20120730163039.0
=008  940322i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85044853 
=035  \\$aBZP4759NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aEsophagoplasty
=550  \\$wg$aEsophagus$xSurgery
=750  \2$aEsophagoplasty$5IEN$0(DNLM)D004944

=LDR  00536cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362233202441
=005  20120730163039.0
=008  920109||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85044851 
=035  \\$aBZP4757NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aEsophagogastric junction
=450  \\$aEsophageal sphincter
=450  \\$aGastroesophageal junction
=450  \\$aJunction, Esophagogastric
=550  \\$wg$aEsophagus
=550  \\$wg$aSphincters
=550  \\$wg$aStomach
=750  \2$aEsophagogastric Junction$5IEN$0(DNLM)D004943

=LDR  00364cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362233302441
=005  20120730163039.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85044849 
=035  \\$aBZP4755NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRD539.5
=150  \\$aEsophagectomy
=550  \\$wg$aEsophagus$xSurgery
=750  \2$aEsophagectomy$5IEN$0(DNLM)D016629

=LDR  00490cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362233402441
=005  20120730163038.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85044848 
=035  \\$aBZP4754NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRC815.7
=150  \\$aEsophageal varices
=550  \\$wg$aEsophagus$xDiseases
=550  \\$wg$aPortal hypertension
=550  \\$wg$aVaricose veins
=690  \\$ar:AMD:6/28/90
=750  \2$aEsophageal and Gastric Varices$5IEN$0(DNLM)D004932

=LDR  00489cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362233502441
=005  20120730163038.0
=008  060216i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85044847 
=035  \\$aBZP4753NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aEsophagus$xStenosis
=450  \\$wnne$aEsophageal stenosis
=550  \\$wg$aEsophagus$xDiseases
=550  \\$wg$aStenosis
=670  \\$aMESH browser, Feb. 16, 2006$b(Esophageal Stenosis)
=750  \2$aEsophageal Stenosis$5IEN$0(DNLM)D004940

=LDR  00389cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362233602441
=005  20120730163038.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85044846 
=035  \\$aBZP4752NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aEsophageal speech
=450  \\$aSpeech, Esophageal$5IEN
=550  \\$wg$aSpeech, Alaryngeal
=750  \2$aSpeech, Esophageal$5IEN$0(DNLM)D013072

=LDR  00515cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362233702441
=005  20120730163038.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85044844 
=035  \\$aBZP4750NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dWaU
=053  \\$aQL638.E7$cZoology
=150  \\$aEsocidae
=450  \\$aPickerel family (Fishes)
=450  \\$aPike family (Fishes)
=550  \\$wg$aSalmoniformes
=670  \\$aPike, 1996:$bp. 5 (family Esocidae--pikes and pickerels)
=750  \2$aEsocidae$5IEN$0(DNLM)D017859

=LDR  00470cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362233802441
=005  20120730163038.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85044802 
=035  \\$aBZP4708LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQK495.P22
=150  \\$aEschscholzia
=450  \\$aEscholtzia
=450  \\$aEschscholtzia
=450  \\$aEschsholzia
=550  \\$wg$aPapaveraceae
=550  \\$wg$aPoppies
=750  \2$aEschscholzia$5IEN$0(DNLM)D031675

=LDR  00388cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362233902441
=005  20120730163034.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85044379 
=035  \\$aBZP4285NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aEpididymis
=450  \\$aParorchis (Anatomy)
=550  \\$wg$aTestis
=690  \\$ar:AMD:6/27/90
=750  \2$aEpididymis$5IEN$0(DNLM)D004822

=LDR  00796cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880362234002441
=005  20120730163033.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85044376 
=035  \\$aBZP4282NU
=035  \\$ash 85044376
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aEpidermolysis bullosa
=450  \\$aAcantholysis bullosa
=450  \\$aGoldscheider's disease
=450  \\$aK�obner's disease
=550  \\$wg$aGenetic disorders
=550  \\$wg$aSkin$xDiseases
=670  \\$aDorland's med. dict.$b(epidermolysis bullosa: a group of genetically transmitted diseases of the skin, marked by the development of bullae and vesicles, often at the site of trauma)
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Epidermolysis bullosa x Acantholysis bullosa)
=750  \2$aEpidermolysis Bullosa$5IEN$0(DNLM)D004820

=LDR  00531cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362234102441
=005  20120730163033.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85044375 
=035  \\$aBZP4281NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQL941$cComparative anatomy
=053  \\$aQM484$cHuman anatomy
=053  \\$aQM561$cHistology
=053  \\$aQP88.5$cPhysiology
=150  \\$aEpidermis
=550  \\$wg$aEpithelium
=550  \\$wg$aSkin
=690  \\$ar:AMD:6/27/90
=750  \2$aEpidermis$5IEN$0(DNLM)D004817

=LDR  00669cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362234202441
=005  20120730163033.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85044373 
=035  \\$aBZP4279NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aRA648.5$bRA653.5
=150  \\$aEpidemiology
=360  \\$isubdivision$aEpidemiology$iunder individual diseases and types of diseases, e.g.$aCancer--Epidemiology; Heart--Diseases--Epidemiology
=360  \\$isubdivision$aEpidemiology$iunder individual diseases, e.g.$aCancer--Epidemiology; Heart--Diseases--Epidemiology
=550  \\$wg$aPublic health
=550  \\$aDiseases
=750  \2$aEpidemiology$5IEN$0(DNLM)D004813

=LDR  00389cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362234302441
=005  20180626160634.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85044371
=035  \\$aBZP4277NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aEpidemiologists
=550  \\$wg$aMedical scientists
=550  \\$wg$aPublic health personnel
=750  \2$aEpidemiologists$0(DNLM)D000072158$5IEN

=LDR  00582cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880362234402441
=005  20110328145110.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85044370 
=035  \\$aBZP4276NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRA648.5$bRA653.5
=150  \\$aEpidemics
=360  \\$iindividual epidemic diseases
=450  \\$aDisease outbreaks
=450  \\$aDiseases$xOutbreaks
=450  \\$aOutbreaks of disease
=450  \\$aPestilences
=550  \\$wg$aEpidemiology
=550  \\$aCommunicable diseases
=750  \2$aEpidemics$0(DNLM)D058872$5IEN

=LDR  00388cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362234502441
=005  20120730163033.0
=008  930726||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85044363 
=035  \\$aBZP4269NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aTD887.E64$cAir pollutant
=150  \\$aEpichlorohydrin
=450  \\$wnne$aEpichlorhydrin
=750  \2$aEpichlorohydrin$5IEN$0(DNLM)D004811

=LDR  00605cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880362234602441
=005  20120730163033.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85044255 
=035  \\$aBZP4161NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRM666.E58
=150  \\$aEphedrine
=450  \\$aIsoephedrine
=450  \\$aPseudoephedrine
=550  \\$wg$aBronchodilator agents
=550  \\$wg$aPropanolamines
=550  \\$wg$aSympathomimetic agents
=550  \\$wg$aVasoconstrictors
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Ephedrine x Isoephedrine; Pseudoephedrine)
=750  \2$aEphedrine$5IEN$0(DNLM)D004809

=LDR  00495cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362234702441
=005  20120730163033.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85044252 
=035  \\$aBZP4158LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aQK494.5.E5$cBotany
=053  \\$aSB295.E63$cMedicinal plants
=150  \\$aEphedra
=450  \\$wnne$aMa huang
=450  \\$aMa huang (Plant)
=450  \\$aMahuang (Plant)
=550  \\$wg$aEphedraceae
=750  \2$aEphedra$5IEN$0(DNLM)D029789

=LDR  00473cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362234802441
=005  20120730163033.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85044249 
=035  \\$aBZP4155NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQP375.5
=150  \\$aEpendyma
=450  \\$aEndyma
=550  \\$wg$aBrain$xVentricles
=550  \\$wg$aEpithelium
=550  \\$wg$aSpinal canal
=690  \\$ar:AMD:6/27/90
=750  \2$aEpendyma$5IEN$0(DNLM)D004805

=LDR  00500cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362234902441
=005  20120730163033.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85044244 
=035  \\$aBZP4150NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aEosinophilic granuloma
=550  \\$wg$aBones$xDiseases
=550  \\$wg$aEosinophil disorders
=550  \\$wg$aGranuloma
=550  \\$wg$aReticuloendotheliosis
=690  \\$ar:AMD:6/27/90
=750  \2$aEosinophilic Granuloma$5IEN$0(DNLM)D004803

=LDR  00450cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362235002441
=005  20120730163033.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85044243 
=035  \\$aBZP4149NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aEosinophilia
=450  \\$aEosinophilic leukocytosis
=450  \\$aEosinophilosis
=550  \\$wg$aEosinophil disorders
=550  \\$wg$aLeucocytosis
=750  \2$aEosinophilia$5IEN$0(DNLM)D004802

=LDR  00692cz  a2200253n  4500
=001  9880362235102441
=005  20050516132219.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85044242 
=035  \\$aBZP4148NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aQP95.3$cPhysiology
=053  \\$aQR185.8.E58$cImmunology
=150  \\$aEosinophils
=450  \\$aEosinocytes
=450  \\$wnne$aEosinophiles
=450  \\$aEosinophilic leucocytes
=550  \\$wg$aGranulocytes
=550  \\$wg$aLeucocytes
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Spry, C.J.F. Eosinophils, 1988.
=670  \\$aMESH.
=670  \\$aDorland's med. dict.
=670  \\$aStedman's med. dict.
=750  \2$aEosinophils$0(DNLM)D004804$5IEN

=LDR  00358cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362235202441
=005  20121007185125.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85044241 
=035  \\$aBZP4147NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQD441
=150  \\$aEosin
=550  \\$wg$aWright's stain
=750  \2$aEosine Yellowish-(YS)$5IEN$0(DNLM)D004801

=LDR  00572cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880362235302441
=005  20120730163032.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85044229 
=035  \\$aBZP4135NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aQP601$bQP619
=150  \\$aEnzymes
=360  \\$inames of enzymes, e.g.$aAmylases; Pepsin; Succinate dehydrogenase
=450  \\$aBiocatalysts
=450  \\$aFerments
=450  \\$aSoluble ferments
=550  \\$wg$aCatalysts
=550  \\$wg$aProteins
=550  \\$aEnzymology
=750  \2$aEnzymes$5IEN$0(DNLM)D004798

=LDR  00749cz  a2200241n  4500
=001  9880362235402441
=005  20120730163032.0
=008  930701i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85044227 
=035  \\$aBZP4133NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aEnzyme-linked immunosorbent assay
=450  \\$aELISA
=450  \\$aEnzyme immunoassay
=450  \\$aEnzyme labeled antibody technique
=450  \\$aEnzyme labeled immunoassay
=450  \\$aEnzyme linked immunoassay
=450  \\$aEnzyme linked immunospecific assay
=450  \\$aImmunoassay, Enzyme
=450  \\$aImmunoenzymometric assay
=550  \\$wg$aImmunoenzyme technique
=550  \\$wg$aSolid-phase analysis
=750  \2$aEnzyme-Linked Immunosorbent Assay$5IEN$0(DNLM)D004797

=LDR  00809cz   2200241n  4500
=001  9880362235502441
=005  20231031102405.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85044226
=035  \\$aBZP4132NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQP601.5
=150  \\$aEnzyme inhibitors
=360  \\$isubdivision$aInhibitors$iunder individual enzymes and groups of enzymes, e.g.$aAmylases--Inhibitors
=450  \\$aAntagonists, Enzyme
=450  \\$aEnzyme antagonists
=450  \\$aEnzymes$xAntagonists
=450  \\$aEnzymes$xInhibitors
=450  \\$aInhibitors, Enzyme
=450  \\$aMetabolic inhibitors
=550  \\$wg$aChemical inhibitors
=750  \2$aEnzyme Inhibitors$5IEN$0(DNLM)D004791
=750  \2$iNarrower mapping$aGamma Secretase Inhibitors and Modulators$0(DNLM)D000091062$4NM$5IEN-M

=LDR  00447cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362235602441
=005  20150323155953.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85044225 
=035  \\$aBZP4131NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aEnzyme induction
=450  \\$aInduction, Enzyme
=550  \\$wg$aBiochemical genetics
=550  \\$wg$aEnzymes
=550  \\$wg$aGenetic regulation
=750  \2$aEnzyme Induction$5IEN$0(DNLM)D004790

=LDR  00419cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362235702441
=005  20120730163032.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85044224 
=035  \\$aBZP4130NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aEnzyme activation
=450  \\$aActivation, Enzyme
=550  \\$wg$aEnzymes$xRegulation
=690  \\$ar:AMD:6/27/90
=750  \2$aEnzyme Activation$5IEN$0(DNLM)D004789

=LDR  01630cz  a2200289n  4500
=001  9880362235802441
=005  20170208142653.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85044210
=035  \\$aBZP4116NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aBF353$bBF353.5
=150  \\$aEnvironmental psychology
=450  \\$aCognitive ergonomics
=450  \\$aEcological psychology
=450  \\$aEcopsychology
=450  \\$aEcotherapy
=450  \\$aEnvironmental quality$xPsychological aspects
=450  \\$aEnvironmental social sciences
=450  \\$aHuman factors science
=450  \\$aPsychoeology
=550  \\$wg$aPsychology
=550  \\$wg$aPsychotherapy
=550  \\$aEcological Systems Theory
=670  \\$aWikipedia, Sept. 17, 2009$b(Under Environmental Psychology: "Although "environmental psychology" is arguably the best-known and most comprehensive description of the field, it is also known as human factors science, cognitive ergonomics, environmental social sciences, architectural psychology, socio-architecture, ecological psychology, ecopsychology, behavioral geography, environment-behavior studies, person-environment studies, environmental sociology, social ecology, and environmental design research.")
=670  \\$aWikipedia, Sept. 17, 2009$b(Under Ecopsychology: "there are a variety of other names used to describe this field: psychoecology, ecotherapy, environmental psychology, green psychology, global therapy, green therapy, Earth-centered therapy, reearthing, nature-based psychotherapy, shamanic counselling, sylvan therapy")
=750  \2$aEnvironmental Psychology$0(DNLM)D000069551$5IEN

=LDR  00772cz  a2200241n  4500
=001  9880362235902441
=005  20110328143544.0
=008  020206i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85044197 
=035  \\$aBZP4103NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dWaU$dDLC
=053  \0$aGE170$bGE190
=150  \\$aEnvironmental policy
=450  \\$aEnvironment and state
=450  \\$aEnvironmental control
=450  \\$aEnvironmental management$xGovernment policy
=450  \\$aEnvironmental protection$xGovernment policy
=450  \\$aEnvironmental quality$xGovernment policy
=450  \\$aState and environment
=550  \\$aEnvironmental auditing
=550  \\$aEnvironmental protection
=681  \\$iExample under$aSustainability
=750  \2$aEnvironmental Policy$0(DNLM)D058735$5IEN

=LDR  01224cz  a2200253n  4500
=001  9880362236002441
=005  20120730163031.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85044194 
=035  \\$aBZP4100NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQH541.15.M64$cEcology
=150  \\$aEnvironmental monitoring
=360  \\$isubdivision$aMeasurement$iunder special pollutants or other environmental subjects, e.g.$aFlue gases--Measurement; Water quality--Measurement
=450  \\$aBiomonitoring (Ecology)
=450  \\$aEcological monitoring
=450  \\$aEnvironmental quality$xMeasurement
=450  \\$aEnvironmental quality$xMonitoring
=450  \\$aMonitoring, Environmental
=550  \\$wg$aApplied ecology
=550  \\$wg$aEnvironmental engineering
=550  \\$aPollution$xMeasurement
=670  \\$aWikipedia, Mar. 22, 2007$b(Biomonitoring: science of inferring the ecological condition of an area by examining the organisms that live there. Although biomonitoring can occur in any ecosystem, it is most often used to assess water quality of rivers, lakes streams, and wetlands. A second definition for biomonitoring in toxicology is also given.)
=750  \2$aEnvironmental Monitoring$5IEN$0(DNLM)D004784

=LDR  01284cz  a2200241n  4500
=001  9880362236102441
=005  20120730163031.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85044173 
=035  \\$aBZP4079NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aRA565$bRA600
=150  \\$aEnvironmental health
=360  \\$isubdivision$aEnvironmental aspects$iand$aToxicology$iunder individual environmental pollutants and types of pollutants, e.g.$aCopper--Environmental aspects; Copper--Toxicology;$iand subdivision$aHealth aspects$iunder topics
=360  \\$isubdivision$aEnvironmental aspects$iand$aToxicology$iunder individual environmental pollutants and types of pollutants, e.g.$aCopper--Environmental aspects; Copper--Toxicology; and subdivision$iHealth aspects$aunder topics
=360  \\$isubdivision$aEnvironmental aspects$iand$aToxicology$iunder individual environmental pollutants, e.g.$aCopper--Environmental aspects; Copper--Toxicology; and subdivision$iHealth aspects$aunder topics
=450  \\$aEnvironmental quality$xHealth aspects
=450  \\$aHealth ecology
=450  \\$aHealth$xEnvironmental aspects
=550  \\$wg$aPublic health
=550  \\$aEnvironmental engineering
=550  \\$aHealth risk assessment
=750  \2$aEnvironmental Health$5IEN$0(DNLM)D004782

=LDR  00638cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880362236202441
=005  20120730163030.0
=008  060414i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85044170 
=035  \\$aBZP4076NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aTA170$bTA171
=150  \\$aEnvironmental engineering
=450  \\$aEnvironmental control
=450  \\$aEnvironmental effects
=450  \\$aEnvironmental stresses
=550  \\$wg$aEngineering
=550  \\$aEnvironmental health
=550  \\$aEnvironmental protection
=550  \\$aPollution
=550  \\$aSustainable engineering
=750  \2$aEnvironment Design$5IEN$0(DNLM)D004779

=LDR  00545cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362236302441
=005  20070514095054.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85044157 
=035  \\$aBZP4063NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRC569.5.E5$cGeneral
=053  \\$aRJ476.E6$cPediatrics
=150  \\$aEnuresis
=450  \\$aBed-wetting
=450  \\$aBedwetting
=550  \\$wg$aMedicine, Psychosomatic
=550  \\$wg$aPediatric urology
=550  \\$wg$aUrinary incontinence
=750  \2$aEnuresis$0(DNLM)D053207$5IEN

=LDR  00438cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362236402441
=005  20081114084050.0
=008  860211||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85043143 
=035  \\$aBZP3049NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQP176
=150  \\$aEnergy metabolism
=550  \\$wg$aBioenergetics
=550  \\$wg$aMetabolism
=550  \\$aMicrobial respiration
=750  \2$aEnergy Metabolism$0(DNLM)D004734$5IEN

=LDR  00350cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362236502441
=005  20120730163030.0
=008  860211||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85044150 
=035  \\$aBZP4056NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aQC318.E57
=150  \\$aEntropy
=550  \\$wg$aThermodynamics
=750  \2$aEntropy$5IEN$0(DNLM)D019277

=LDR  01706cz  a2200349n  4500
=001  9880362236602441
=005  20120730163028.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85043124 
=035  \\$aBZP3030NU
=035  \\$aSH 85043124
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dAuSU
=053  \\$aQC73.8.C6$cPhysics
=053  \\$aTJ163.26$bTJ163.5$cMechanical engineering
=053  \\$aTJ163.3$bTJ163.4$5IEN
=150  \\$aEnergy conservation
=360  \\$isubdivision$aEnergy conservation$iunder types of industries, facilities, etc., e.g.$aConstruction industry--Energy conservation
=450  \\$aConservation of energy resources
=450  \\$aConservation of power resources
=450  \\$aRational use of energy
=450  \\$aRUE (Rational use of energy)
=550  \\$wg$aConservation of natural resources
=550  \\$wg$aPower resources
=550  \\$aEnergy consumption
=550  \\$aEnergy policy
=550  \\$aRecycling (Waste, etc.)
=670  \\$aEnergy efficiency trends in Australia, 1993.
=670  \\$aFuel efficiency practices for developing countries, 1976.
=670  \\$aRational use of energy (RUE) in industry and the energy industry : THERMIE sectoral report, 1998.
=680  \\$iHere are entered general works on the conservation of all forms of energy.  Works on the conservation of energy as a physical concept are entered under$aForce and energy.
=680  \\$iWorks on energy conservation in specific industries, facilities, etc. are entered under the appropriate heading with subdivision$aEnergy conservation,$ie.g.$aConstruction industry--Energy conservation; Transportation--Energy conservation.$5IEN
=750  \2$aConservation of Energy Resources$5IEN$0(DNLM)D003246

=LDR  00618cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880362236702441
=005  20120730163030.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85044149 
=035  \\$aBZP4055NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aHB615
=150  \\$aEntrepreneurship
=450  \\$wnne$aEntrepreneur
=450  \\$aIntrapreneur
=550  \\$wg$aCapitalism
=550  \\$aBusiness incubators
=670  \\$aWeb. 3$b(Entrepreneurship)
=670  \\$aEncyc. soc. sci.$b(Entrepreneurship)
=670  \\$aLC data base, 3/23/86$b(Entrepreneurship)
=750  \2$aEntrepreneurship$5IEN$0(DNLM)D016520

=LDR  00551cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362236802441
=005  20120730163028.0
=008  060928i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85043118 
=035  \\$aBZP3024NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dICLAM$dDLC
=053  \0$aRM163
=150  \\$aEnema
=450  \\$aColonic irrigation
=450  \\$aEnemas
=450  \\$aIntestinal irrigation
=550  \\$wg$aIrrigation (Medicine)
=670  \\$aBarton-Jay, D. The enema as an erotic art and its history, c1982 :$bp. 26 (enemas)
=750  \2$aEnema$5IEN$0(DNLM)D004733

=LDR  00712cz  a2200253n  4500
=001  9880362236902441
=005  20120730163027.0
=008  930224i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85043104 
=035  \\$aBZP3010NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQP632.E4
=150  \\$aEndotoxins
=450  \\$aBacterial pyrogens
=450  \\$wnne$aEndotoxin
=450  \\$aLipopolysaccharides, Microbial
=450  \\$aMicrobial lipopolysaccharides
=550  \\$wg$aBacterial cell walls
=550  \\$wg$aBacterial toxins
=550  \\$wg$aGram-negative bacteria
=550  \\$wg$aMicrobial lipids
=550  \\$wg$aMicrobial polysaccharides
=550  \\$wg$aPyrogens
=750  \2$aEndotoxins$5IEN$0(DNLM)D004731

=LDR  00431cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362237002441
=005  20120730163027.0
=008  860211||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85043102 
=035  \\$aBZP3008NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQM562$cHistology
=053  \\$aQP88.5$cPhysiology
=150  \\$aEndothelium
=550  \\$wg$aEpithelium
=690  \\$ar:AMD:6/27/90
=750  \2$aEndothelium$5IEN$0(DNLM)D004727

=LDR  00744cz  a2200241n  4500
=001  9880362237102441
=005  20070601103008.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85044147 
=035  \\$aBZP4053NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aRC422.E56
=150  \\$aEntrapment neuropathies
=450  \\$aNerve compression injury$5IEN
=450  \\$aNerve compression syndromes
=450  \\$aNeuropathies, Entrapment
=450  \\$aPeripheral nerve compression
=450  \\$aPressure neuritis
=450  \\$aSaturday night palsy
=550  \\$wg$aNerves, Peripheral$xDiseases
=550  \\$wg$aOveruse injuries
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Nerve compression syndromes x Entrapment neuropathy)
=750  \2$aNerve Compression Syndromes$5IEN

=LDR  00803cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880362237202441
=005  20120730163027.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85043099 
=035  \\$aBZP3005NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aEndosulfan
=450  \\$aBenzoepin
=450  \\$aThiodan
=550  \\$wg$aAcaricides
=550  \\$wg$aInsecticides
=550  \\$wg$aOrganochlorine compounds
=550  \\$wg$aOrganosulfur compounds
=670  \\$aMeSH browser, Apr. 12, 2007$b(Endosulfan. Scope note: A polychlorinated compound used for controlling a variety of insects.)
=670  \\$aPesticide manual, 2000$b(endosulfan, cyclodiene organochlorine, insecticide, acaricide.  Common name: endosulfan, thiodan (Iran USSR), benzoepin (MAF))
=750  \2$aEndosulfan$5IEN$0(DNLM)D004726

=LDR  00451cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362237302441
=005  20120730163027.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85043097 
=035  \\$aBZP3003NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRC78.7.E5
=150  \\$aEndoscopy
=450  \\$wnne$aEndoscope and endoscopy
=550  \\$wg$aDiagnosis
=670  \\$aMESH.
=690  \\$ar:AMD:6/27/90
=750  \2$aEndoscopy$5IEN$0(DNLM)D004724

=LDR  00339cz  a2200133n  4500
=001  9880362237402441
=005  20120730163030.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85044136 
=035  \\$aBZP4042LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aEntomophthorales
=550  \\$wg$aZygomycetes
=750  \2$aEntomophthorales$5IEN$0(DNLM)D020091

=LDR  00493cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362237502441
=005  20120730163027.0
=008  920710i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85043094 
=035  \\$aBZP3000NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQP552.E53
=150  \\$aEndorphins
=550  \\$wg$aOpioid peptides
=670  \\$aBrain opioid systems in reproduction, 1989.
=670  \\$aClinical perspectives of endogenous opioids ... c1992.
=750  \2$aEndorphins$5IEN$0(DNLM)D004723

=LDR  00377cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362237602441
=005  20120730163030.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85044125 
=035  \\$aBZP4031NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aEntomology
=550  \\$wg$aZoology
=550  \\$aInsects
=690  \\$ar:AMD:6/27/90
=750  \2$aEntomology$5IEN$0(DNLM)D004772

=LDR  00375cz  a2200133n  4500
=001  9880362237702441
=005  20120730163027.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85043093 
=035  \\$aBZP2999NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=150  \\$aEndorphin antagonists
=550  \\$wg$aNarcotic antagonists
=750  \2$aEndorphins$xantagonists & inhibitors$5IEN$0(DNLM)D004723Q000037

=LDR  00408cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362237802441
=005  20120730163027.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85043091 
=035  \\$aBZP2997NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQH603.E6
=150  \\$aEndoplasmic reticulum
=550  \\$wg$aCell organelles
=690  \\$ar:AMD:6/27/90
=750  \2$aEndoplasmic Reticulum$5IEN$0(DNLM)D004721

=LDR  00435cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362237902441
=005  20120730163030.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85044124 
=035  \\$aBZP4030NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aEntomologists
=450  \\$aInsect scientists
=550  \\$wg$aZoologists
=670  \\$aLC database, June 16, 1997$b(titles: insect scientists)
=750  \2$aEntomology$5IEN$0(DNLM)D004772

=LDR  00400cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362238002441
=005  20120730163027.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85043089 
=035  \\$aBZP2995NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \0$aQK623.E
=150  \\$aEndomycetales
=550  \\$wg$aHemiascomycetes
=690  \\$ar:AMD:6/27/90
=750  \2$aSaccharomycetales$5IEN$0(DNLM)D004718

=LDR  00362cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362238102441
=005  20120730163030.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85044093 
=035  \\$aBZP3999NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQR410.2.E55
=150  \\$aEnteroviruses
=550  \\$wg$aPicornaviruses
=750  \2$aEnterovirus$5IEN$0(DNLM)D004770

=LDR  00360cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362238202441
=005  20090518095214.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85043086 
=035  \\$aBZP2992LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aQK623.E$cBotany
=150  \\$aEndomyces
=550  \\$wg$aEndomycetaceae
=750  \2$aEndomyces$0(DNLM)D055159$5IEN

=LDR  00522cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362238302441
=005  20120730163030.0
=008  931025i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85044092 
=035  \\$aBZP3998NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRA644.E54$cPublic health
=150  \\$aEnterovirus diseases
=450  \\$aEnteroviral diseases
=450  \\$aEnteroviral infections
=450  \\$aEnterovirus infections
=550  \\$wg$aPicornavirus infections
=750  \2$aEnterovirus Infections$5IEN$0(DNLM)D004769

=LDR  00321cz  a2200121n  4500
=001  9880362238402441
=005  20120730163027.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|n\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85043081 
=035  \\$aBZP2987NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aEndometrium$xCancer
=750  \2$aEndometrial Neoplasms$5IEN$0(DNLM)D016889

=LDR  00410cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362238502441
=005  20200619113202.0
=008  860211||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85044091
=035  \\$aBZP3997NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aEnterotoxins
=450  \\$wnne$aEnterotoxin
=550  \\$wg$aBacterial toxins
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Enterotoxins)
=750  \2$aEnterotoxins$0(DNLM)D004768$5IEN

=LDR  00389cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362238602441
=005  20120730163027.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85043080 
=035  \\$aBZP2986NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aEndometrium
=550  \\$wg$aMucous membrane
=550  \\$wg$aUterus
=690  \\$ar:AMD:6/27/90
=750  \2$aEndometrium$5IEN$0(DNLM)D004717

=LDR  00483cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362238702441
=005  20120730163027.0
=008  940322i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85043079 
=035  \\$aBZP2985NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRG483.E53
=150  \\$aEndometriosis
=450  \\$aAdenomyosis
=550  \\$wg$aEndometrium
=550  \\$wg$aGenerative organs, Female$xDiseases
=550  \\$wg$aPelvis$xDiseases
=750  \2$aEndometriosis$5IEN$0(DNLM)D004715

=LDR  00358cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362238802441
=005  20180621155615.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85043077
=035  \\$aBZP2983NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aEndodontists
=550  \\$wg$aDentists
=550  \\$aEndodontics
=750  \2$aEndodontists$0(DNLM)D000072218$5IEN

=LDR  00899cz  a2200241n  4500
=001  9880362238902441
=005  20120730163030.0
=008  930701i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85044090 
=035  \\$aBZP3996NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aSF969.E5
=150  \\$aType D enterotoxemia of sheep
=450  \\$wnne$aEnterotoxemia
=450  \\$aInfectious enterotoxemia of sheep
=450  \\$aOvereating diseases of sheep
=450  \\$aOvine enterotoxemia
=450  \\$aPulpy kidney disease
=550  \\$wg$aClostridial enteritis
=550  \\$wg$aSheep$xInfections
=670  \\$aMerck vet.:$bp. 326 (Type D enterotoxemia, pulpy kidney disease, overeating disease, an enterotoxemia of sheep)
=670  \\$aIntl. dict. med. biol.$b(enterotoxemia: infectious enterotoxemia of sheep; caused by toxin of clostridium perfringens type D)
=750  \2$aEnterotoxemia$5IEN$0(DNLM)D004767

=LDR  00443cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362239002441
=005  20120730163026.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85043075 
=035  \\$aBZP2981NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aRK351
=150  \\$aEndodontics
=450  \\$aEndodontia
=550  \\$wg$aDentistry
=550  \\$aDental pulp$xDiseases
=550  \\$aEndodontists
=750  \2$aEndodontics$5IEN$0(DNLM)D004708

=LDR  00403cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362239102441
=005  20120730163026.0
=008  910606||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85043074 
=035  \\$aBZP2980NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQH634
=150  \\$aEndocytosis
=550  \\$wg$aAbsorption (Physiology)
=550  \\$wg$aCell physiology
=750  \2$aEndocytosis$5IEN$0(DNLM)D004705

=LDR  00495cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362239202441
=005  20080413141334.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85044086 
=035  \\$aBZP3992NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aRD540
=150  \\$aEnterostomy
=450  \\$aIntestinal ostomy
=450  \\$aIntestinal stoma
=450  \\$aOstomy, Intestinal
=450  \\$aStoma, Intestinal
=550  \\$wg$aIntestines$xSurgery
=750  \2$aEnterostomy$0(DNLM)D004766$5IEN

=LDR  01358cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362239302441
=005  20120730163026.0
=008  010727i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85043068 
=035  \\$aBZP2974NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dWaU$dDLC
=053  \0$aQP187$bQP187.6$cPhysiology
=053  \0$aRC648$bRC665$cMedicine
=150  \\$aEndocrinology
=360  \\$isubdivision$aEndocrine aspects$iunder individual diseases and types of diseases and physiological functions, processes, or states, e.g.$aCancer--Endocrine aspects; Fertility--Endocrine aspects;$ialso subdivision$aMetabolism--Endocrine aspects$iunder individual organs and regions of the body, e.g.$aHeart--Metabolism--Endocrine aspects;$iand subdivision$aEndocrinology$iunder individual animals and groups of animals, e.g.$aFishes--Endocrinology
=360  \\$isubdivision$aEndocrine aspects$iunder individual diseases and physiological functions, processes, or states, e.g.$aCancer--Endocrine aspects; Fertility--Endocrine aspects;$ialso subdivision$aMetabolism--Endocrine aspects$iunder individual organs and regions of the body, e.g.$aHeart--Metabolism--Endocrine aspects;$iand subdivision$aEndocrinology$iunder individual animals and groups of animals, e.g.$aFishes--Endocrinology
=550  \\$wg$aInternal medicine
=550  \\$aHormones
=750  \2$aEndocrinology$5IEN$0(DNLM)D004704

=LDR  00528cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362239402441
=005  20120730163029.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85044082 
=035  \\$aBZP3988NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aEnterohepatic circulation
=450  \\$aCirculation, Enterohepatic
=550  \\$wg$aIntestine, Small
=550  \\$wg$aLiver
=550  \\$wg$aMetabolism
=550  \\$aIntestinal absorption
=690  \\$ar:AMD:6/27/90
=750  \2$aEnterohepatic Circulation$5IEN$0(DNLM)D004764

=LDR  00408cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362239502441
=005  20180621154142.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85043067
=035  \\$aBZP2973NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aEndocrinologists
=550  \\$wg$aBiologists
=550  \\$wg$aInternists
=550  \\$wg$aMedical scientists
=750  \2$aEndocrinologists$0(DNLM)D000072097$5IEN

=LDR  00723cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880362239602441
=005  20120730163026.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85043065 
=035  \\$aBZP2971NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRG159
=150  \\$aEndocrine gynecology
=450  \\$aGynecologic endocrinology
=550  \\$wg$aEndocrine glands$xDiseases
=550  \\$wg$aEndocrinology
=550  \\$wg$aGynecology
=550  \\$aHuman reproduction$xEndocrine aspects
=750  \2$81$wb$aEndocrinology$5IEN$0(DNLM)D004704
=750  \2$81$wb$aGynecology$5IEN$0(DNLM)D006176
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aEndocrinology$iand$aGynecology$5IEN

=LDR  00475cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362239702441
=005  20050202123411.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85043061 
=035  \\$aBZP2967NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRC648$bRC665
=150  \\$aEndocrine glands$xDiseases
=450  \\$wnne$aClinical endocrinology
=450  \\$aEndocrine diseases
=450  \\$aHormonal disorders
=750  \2$aEndocrine System Diseases$0(DNLM)D004700$5IEN

=LDR  00515cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362239802441
=005  20120730163029.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85044081 
=035  \\$aBZP3987NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aEnterocolitis, Neonatal necrotizing
=450  \\$aNecrotizing enterocolitis, Neonatal
=450  \\$aNeonatal necrotizing enterocolitis
=550  \\$wg$aEnteritis
=550  \\$wg$aPediatric gastroenterology
=750  \2$aEnterocolitis, Necrotizing$5IEN$0(DNLM)D020345

=LDR  00650cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362239902441
=005  20120730163029.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85044078 
=035  \\$aBZP3984NU
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh 85044078
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aRJ456.C
=150  \\$aCrohn's disease in children
=450  \\$wnne$aEnteritis, Regional, in children
=550  \\$wg$aPediatric gastroenterology
=750  \2$81$wb$aCrohn Disease$5IEN$0(DNLM)D003424
=750  \2$81$wb$aChild$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002648
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aCrohn Disease$iand$aChild$5IEN

=LDR  00699cz  a2200253n  4500
=001  9880362240002441
=005  20120730163026.0
=008  871218||\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85043060 
=035  \\$a(OCoLC)02126826
=035  \\$aBZP2966NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQL868$cComparative anatomy
=053  \\$aQM371$cHuman anatomy
=053  \\$aQM576$cHistology
=053  \\$aQP187$bQP187.6$cPhysiology
=150  \\$aEndocrine glands
=450  \\$aDuctless glands
=450  \\$aGland of internal secretion
=450  \\$wnne$aGlands, Ductless
=550  \\$wg$aGlands
=550  \\$aChromaffin cells
=550  \\$aHormones
=750  \2$aEndocrine Glands$5IEN$0(DNLM)D004702

=LDR  00457cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362240102441
=005  20120730163026.0
=008  020808i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85043058 
=035  \\$aBZP2964NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aRB48.5
=150  \\$aEndocrine function tests
=550  \\$wg$aEndocrine glands$xDiseases$xDiagnosis
=550  \\$wg$aFunction tests (Medicine)
=750  \2$aDiagnostic Techniques, Endocrine$5IEN$0(DNLM)D003940

=LDR  00715cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880362240202441
=005  20120730163026.0
=008  940322i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85043055 
=035  \\$aBZP2961NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRC685.E5
=150  \\$aInfective endocarditis
=450  \\$aBacterial endocarditis
=450  \\$wnne$aEndocarditis, Bacterial
=450  \\$aInfectious endocarditis
=550  \\$wg$aEndocarditis
=550  \\$wg$aHeart$xInfections
=670  \\$aInter. dict. med. biol.:$bunder endocarditis (infective endocarditis, also called infectious endocarditis)
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Endocarditis, Bacterial)
=750  \2$aEndocarditis, Bacterial$5IEN$0(DNLM)D004697

=LDR  01231cz  a2200301n  4500
=001  9880362240302441
=005  20120730163029.0
=008  060302i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85044077 
=035  \\$aBZP3983NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aRC862.E52
=150  \\$aCrohn's disease
=450  \\$aColitis, Granulomatous
=450  \\$aCrohn disease
=450  \\$wnne$aEnteritis, Regional
=450  \\$aGranulomatous colitis
=450  \\$aGranulomatous enteritis
=450  \\$aIleitis, Regional
=450  \\$aIleocolitis
=450  \\$wnne$aRegional enteritis
=450  \\$wnne$aRegional ileitis
=450  \\$aTerminal enteritis
=550  \\$wg$aInflammatory bowel diseases
=670  \\$aMESH browser, Mar. 2, 2006$b(Crohn Disease, entry terms: Colitis, Granulomatous; Enteritis, Granulomatous; Enteritis, Regional; Ileitis, Regional; Ileitis, Terminal; Ileocolitis; Crohn's Disease; scope note: a chronic transmural inflammation that may involve any part of the digestive tract from mouth to anus, mostly found in the ileum, cecum, and the colon.)
=670  \\$aEncarta world Eng. dict.$b(Crohn's disease)
=670  \\$aAm. heritage dict.$b(Crohn's disease)
=750  \2$aCrohn Disease$5IEN$0(DNLM)D003424

=LDR  00547cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362240402441
=005  20120730163026.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85043054 
=035  \\$aBZP2960NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aRC685.E5
=150  \\$aEndocarditis
=450  \\$aEncarditis
=450  \\$aEndocardium$xInflammation
=550  \\$wg$aEndocardium$xDiseases
=550  \\$wg$aInflammation
=670  \\$aInter. dict. med. biol.$b(endocarditis, also called encarditis)
=750  \2$aEndocarditis$5IEN$0(DNLM)D004696

=LDR  00669cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362240502441
=005  20080321111025.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85043053 
=035  \\$aBZP2959LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=150  \\$aEndocardial cushion defects in children
=450  \\$aPediatric endocardial cushion defects
=550  \\$wg$aEndocardial cushion defects
=550  \\$wg$aPediatric cardiology
=750  \2$81$wb$aEndocardial Cushion Defects$0(DNLM)D004694$5IEN
=750  \2$81$wb$aChild$0(DNLM)D002648$5IEN
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aEndocardial Cushion Defects$iand$aChild$5IEN

=LDR  00377cz  a2200133n  4500
=001  9880362240602441
=005  20080321110643.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85043052 
=035  \\$aBZP2958NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aEndocardial cushion defects
=550  \\$wg$aHeart septum$xAbnormalities
=750  \2$aEndocardial Cushion Defects$0(DNLM)D004694$5IEN

=LDR  00690cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362240702441
=005  20120730163029.0
=008  060302i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85044076 
=035  \\$aBZP3982NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aRC862.E5
=150  \\$aEnteritis
=450  \\$aIntestine, Small$xInflammation
=550  \\$wg$aGastroenteritis
=550  \\$wg$aIntestine, Small$xDiseases
=670  \\$aMESH browser, Mar. 2, 2006$b(Enteritis: inflammion of any segment of the small intestine)
=670  \\$aDorland's med. dict.$b(enteritis: inflammation of the intestine, applied chiefly to inflammation of the small intestine)
=750  \2$aEnteritis$5IEN$0(DNLM)D004751

=LDR  00436cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362240802441
=005  20120730163029.0
=008  030801i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85044075 
=035  \\$aBZP3981NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aEnteric-coated tablets
=550  \\$wg$aDrugs$xControlled release
=550  \\$wg$aTablets (Medicine)
=550  \\$aDrugs$xCoatings
=750  \2$aTablets, Enteric-Coated$5IEN$0(DNLM)D013608

=LDR  01072cz  a2200289n  4500
=001  9880362240902441
=005  20110524162708.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85043050 
=035  \\$aBZP2956NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRM151
=150  \\$aTransdermal medication
=450  \\$aAdministration, Cutaneous$5IEN
=450  \\$wnne$aEndermic medication
=450  \\$aEndermic method
=450  \\$aEndermosis
=450  \\$aTransdermal drug administration
=450  \\$aTransdermal drug delivery
=450  \\$aTransdermal patch administration
=550  \\$wg$aDrugs$xAdministration
=550  \\$wg$aTherapeutics, Cutaneous and external
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Transdermal estrogen replacement for menopausal women : papers from international symposia held in Sorrento, Italy ... 1988.
=670  \\$aKatzung, B. Basic and clinical pharmacology, 1987.
=670  \\$aGoodman. Pharmacological basis of therapeutics, 1985.
=670  \\$aTransdermal drug delivery, c1989.
=750  \2$aAdministration, Cutaneous$0(DNLM)D000279$5IEN

=LDR  00576cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362241002441
=005  20120730163029.0
=008  060222i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85044074 
=035  \\$aBZP3980NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aRJ53.E58
=150  \\$aEnteral feeding of children
=550  \\$wg$aArtificial feeding of children
=750  \2$81$wb$aEnteral Nutrition$5IEN$0(DNLM)D004750
=750  \2$81$wb$aChild$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002648
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aEnteral Nutrition$iand$aChild$5IEN

=LDR  00559cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362241102441
=005  20120730163026.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85043048 
=035  \\$aBZP2954NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRJ420.G65
=150  \\$aEndemic goiter in children
=550  \\$wg$aPediatric endocrinology
=750  \2$aGoiter, Endemic$5IEN$0(DNLM)D006043
=750  \2$81$wb$aChild$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002648
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aGoiter, Endemic$iand$aChild$5IEN

=LDR  00413cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362241202441
=005  20120730163025.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85043047 
=035  \\$aBZP2953NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aEndemic goiter
=450  \\$aGoiter, Endemic$5IEN
=550  \\$wg$aGeochemical diseases
=550  \\$wg$aGoiter
=750  \2$aGoiter, Endemic$5IEN$0(DNLM)D006043

=LDR  00334cz  a2200133n  4500
=001  9880362241302441
=005  20120730163025.0
=008  940322i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85043046 
=035  \\$aBZP2952NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aEndarteritis
=550  \\$wg$aArteritis
=750  \2$aEndarteritis$5IEN$0(DNLM)D004692

=LDR  00492cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362241402441
=005  20121007184920.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85044071 
=035  \\$aBZP3977NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRM225
=150  \\$aEnteral feeding
=450  \\$aEnteral hyperalimentation
=450  \\$aHyperalimentation, Enteral
=450  \\$aEnteral nutrition$5IEN
=550  \\$wg$aArtificial feeding
=750  \2$aEnteral Nutrition$5IEN$0(DNLM)D004750

=LDR  00375cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362241502441
=005  20120730163029.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85044045 
=035  \\$aBZP3951NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aQL391.N4
=150  \\$aEnoplida
=450  \\$aEnoploidea
=550  \\$wg$aAdenophorea
=750  \2$aEnoplida$5IEN$0(DNLM)D017158

=LDR  00477cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362241602441
=005  20120730163028.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85044043 
=035  \\$aBZP3949NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQP613.E56
=150  \\$aEnolase
=450  \\$aPhosphoglycerate dehydratase
=450  \\$aPhosphopyruvate hydratase
=550  \\$wg$aLyases
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/18/90
=750  \2$aPhosphopyruvate Hydratase$5IEN$0(DNLM)D010751

=LDR  01028cz  a2200349n  4500
=001  9880362241702441
=005  20100710121033.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85043044 
=035  \\$aBZP2950NU
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh 85043044
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dWaU
=053  \0$aQH75$bQH77$cGeneral
=053  \0$aQL81.5$bQL84.77$cZoology
=150  \\$aEndangered species
=450  \\$aEndangered animal species
=450  \\$aEndangered animals
=450  \\$aEndangered wildlife
=450  \\$aThreatened animal species
=450  \\$aThreatened animals
=450  \\$aThreatened species
=450  \\$aThreatened wildlife
=450  \\$aVanishing species
=450  \\$aVanishing wildlife
=450  \\$aWildlife, Endangered
=450  \\$aWildlife, Threatened
=450  \\$aWildlife, Vanishing
=550  \\$wg$aSpecies
=550  \\$aRare animals
=550  \\$aWildlife conservation
=670  \\$aLC database, Dec. 19, 2001$b(vanishing wildlife)
=750  \2$aEndangered Species$0(DNLM)D056727$5IEN-M

=LDR  00364cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362241802441
=005  20120730163028.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85044029 
=035  \\$aBZP3935NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQP552.E55
=150  \\$aEnkephalins
=550  \\$wg$aOpioid peptides
=750  \2$aEnkephalins$5IEN$0(DNLM)D004745

=LDR  00497cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362241902441
=005  20120730163028.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85044027 
=035  \\$aBZP3933NU
=035  \\$aSH 85044027
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aEnkephalinase
=450  \\$aEnkephalin dipeptidyl carboxypeptidase
=450  \\$aNeprilysin
=550  \\$wg$aCarboxypeptidases
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Neprilysin x Enkephalinase)
=750  \2$aNeprilysin$5IEN$0(DNLM)D015260

=LDR  01853cz  a2200265n  4500
=001  9880362242002441
=005  20110210114400.0
=008  020719i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85042997 
=035  \\$aBZP2903NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aAE$cEncyclopedias
=053  \0$aAG$cDictionaries
=150  \\$aEncyclopedias and dictionaries
=360  \\$isubdivisions$aDictionaries$ior$aEncyclopedias$iunder subjects
=450  \\$aBooks of knowledge
=450  \\$aCyclopedias
=450  \\$aDictionaries
=450  \\$aEncyclopedias and dictionaries, English
=450  \\$aKnowledge, Books of
=450  \\$aSubject dictionaries
=550  \\$wg$aReference books
=680  \\$iHere are entered comprehensive reference works in the English language consisting of explanatory articles arranged alphabetically or topically and not limited to a specific topic.  Works of this type in other languages are entered under headings of the type Encyclopedias and dictionaries, [language], e.g.$aEncyclopedias and dictionaries, French; Encyclopedias and dictionaries, Spanish.$iWorks about encyclopedias and dictionaries in general, and works about English-language encyclopedias and dictionaries, are entered under$aEncyclopedias and dictionaries$iwith further subdivision, e.g.$aEncyclopedias and dictionaries--History and criticism.$iWorks consisting of comprehensive alphabetical lists of the words of a specific language, usually with definitions, are entered under the heading for the language with subdivision Dictionaries, e.g.$aEnglish language--Dictionaries.$iWorks about dictionaries of a specific language are entered under the heading for the language with subdivision Lexicography, e.g.$aEnglish language--Lexicography.
=750  \2$aDictionaries as Topic$0(DNLM)D004014$5IEN-M
=750  \2$aEncyclopedias as Topic$0(DNLM)D004690$5IEN-M

=LDR  00446cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362242102441
=005  20120730163028.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85043176 
=035  \\$aBZP3082NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aTA
=150  \\$aEngineering
=450  \\$aConstruction
=550  \\$wg$aIndustrial arts
=550  \\$wg$aTechnology
=690  \\$ar:AMD:6/27/90
=750  \2$aEngineering$5IEN$0(DNLM)D004738

=LDR  00575cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362242202441
=005  20120730163028.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85043144 
=035  \\$aBZP3050NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=150  \\$aEnergy metabolism in children
=550  \\$wg$aChildren$xMetabolism
=550  \\$wg$aEnergy metabolism
=750  \2$81$wb$aEnergy Metabolism$5IEN$0(DNLM)D004734
=750  \2$81$wb$aChild$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002648
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aEnergy Metabolism$iand$aChild$5IEN

=LDR  01064cz  a2200265n  4500
=001  9880362242302441
=005  20120730163025.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85042990 
=035  \\$aBZP2896NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRJ506.E5
=150  \\$aEncopresis
=450  \\$wnne$aEncopresis in children
=450  \\$aFecal soiling, Psychogenic
=450  \\$aPsychogenic fecal soiling
=450  \\$aSoiling, Psychogenic fecal
=550  \\$wg$aChild psychopathology
=670  \\$aForfar paediatrics$b("Encopretic children not only soil but actively refuse to use the pot or toilet")
=670  \\$aKaplan psych.$b("encopresis rarely continues beyond early to middle adolescence")
=670  \\$aCampbell psych. dict.
=680  \\$iHere are entered works on voluntary or involuntary defecation in abnormal places. Works on involuntary defecation as a symptom of disease are entered under$aFecal incontinence.
=681  \\$iNote under$aFecal incontinence
=690  \\$ar:AMD:6/27/90
=750  \2$aEncopresis$5IEN$0(DNLM)D004688

=LDR  00369cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362242402441
=005  20120730163025.0
=008  940322i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85042985 
=035  \\$aBZP2891NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aEnchondroma
=450  \\$aChondroma$5IEN
=550  \\$wg$aCartilage$xTumors
=750  \2$aChondroma$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002812

=LDR  00545cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362242502441
=005  20120730163025.0
=008  940322i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85042980 
=035  \\$aBZP2886NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aEncephalomyelitis
=450  \\$aMeningo-encephalomyelitis
=450  \\$aMyelinoclasia
=450  \\$aPerivenous demyelination
=550  \\$wg$aCentral nervous system$xDiseases
=550  \\$wg$aDemyelination
=550  \\$wg$aEncephalitis
=750  \2$aEncephalomyelitis$5IEN$0(DNLM)D004679

=LDR  00511cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362242602441
=005  20120730163025.0
=008  940404i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85042979 
=035  \\$aBZP2885NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aEncephalocele
=450  \\$aBrain$xHernia
=450  \\$aCerebral hernia
=550  \\$wg$aNeural tube$xAbnormalities
=550  \\$wg$aSkull$xAbnormalities
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Encephalocele x Hernia cerebral)
=750  \2$aEncephalocele$5IEN$0(DNLM)D004677

=LDR  00637cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362242702441
=005  20120730163025.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85042978 
=035  \\$aBZP2884NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aRC141.E6
=150  \\$aTick-borne encephalitis
=450  \\$wnne$aEncephalitis, Tick-borne
=550  \\$wg$aEpidemic encephalitis
=550  \\$wg$aFlaviviral diseases
=550  \\$wg$aTick-borne diseases
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Encephalitis, Tick-borne)
=670  \\$aIntl. med. biol.$b(Encephalitis : tick-borne encephalitis)
=750  \2$aEncephalitis, Tick-Borne$5IEN$0(DNLM)D004675

=LDR  00968cz  a2200253n  4500
=001  9880362242802441
=005  20120730163025.0
=008  920330i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85042977 
=035  \\$aBZP2883NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aPostvaccinal encephalitis
=450  \\$aEncephalitis, Post-vaccinal
=450  \\$wnne$aEncephalitis, Postvaccinal
=450  \\$aPost-vaccinal encephalitis
=450  \\$aPostinfectious encephalitis
=450  \\$aPostvaccination encephalitis
=450  \\$aVaccination encephalitis
=550  \\$wg$aEncephalitis
=550  \\$wg$aVaccination$xComplications
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Encephalitis, Post-vaccinal x Vaccination encephalitis)
=670  \\$aDorland's med. dict.$b(Encephalitis; postinfectious e.; postvaccinatal e.)
=670  \\$aIntl. dict. med. biol.$b(Encephalitis; postvaccinal encephalitis; postvaccination encephalitis)
=750  \2$aEncephalomyelitis, Acute Disseminated$5IEN$0(DNLM)D004673

=LDR  01115cz  a2200265n  4500
=001  9880362242902441
=005  20120730163025.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85042976 
=035  \\$aBZP2882NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aRA644.E52$cPublic health
=053  \0$aRC141.E6$cInternal medicine
=150  \\$aEpidemic encephalitis
=450  \\$aArbovirus encephalitis
=450  \\$wnne$aEncephalitis, Epidemic
=450  \\$aEncephalitis epidemica
=450  \\$aEncephalitis lethargica
=450  \\$wnne$aSleeping-sickness
=450  \\$aSleeping sickness, Viral
=550  \\$wg$aArbovirus infections
=550  \\$wg$aEncephalitis
=670  \\$aMeSH browser, June 29, 2007$b(Encephalitis, Arbovirus. Entry term: Epidemic encephalitis. Scope note: Infections of the brain caused by arthropod-borne viruses (i.e. arboviruses) primarily from the families Togoviridae, Flaviviridae, Bunyaviridae, Reobiridae, and Rhabdoviridae.)
=670  \\$aIntl. dict. med. biol.$b(Encephalitis epidemica. Also called epidemic encephalitis)
=750  \2$aEncephalitis, Arbovirus$5IEN$0(DNLM)D004671

=LDR  00456cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362243002441
=005  20120730163025.0
=008  060227i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85042975 
=035  \\$aBZP2881NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aRC390
=150  \\$aEncephalitis
=450  \\$aBrain$xInflammation
=450  \\$aEncephalitides
=550  \\$wg$aBrain$xDiseases
=550  \\$wg$aInflammation
=750  \2$aEncephalitis$5IEN$0(DNLM)D004660

=LDR  00394cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362243102441
=005  20120730163025.0
=008  871218i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85042960 
=035  \\$aBZP2866NU
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh 85042960
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aDental enamel$xSolubility
=550  \\$wg$aDental chemistry
=750  \2$aDental Enamel Solubility$5IEN$0(DNLM)D003747

=LDR  00467cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362243202441
=005  20120730163025.0
=008  871218||\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85042959 
=035  \\$a(OCoLC)02126152
=035  \\$aBZP2865NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aDental enamel
=450  \\$wnne$aEnamel, Dental
=450  \\$aTooth enamel
=550  \\$wg$aTeeth
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Dental enamel)
=750  \2$aDental Enamel$5IEN$0(DNLM)D003743

=LDR  00909cz  a2200277n  4500
=001  9880362243302441
=005  20100719152547.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85042952 
=035  \\$aBZP2858LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQL696.C34$cZoology
=150  \\$aEmus
=450  \\$aDromaeidae
=450  \\$aDromaiidae
=450  \\$aDromaius
=450  \\$aDromaius novaehollandiae
=450  \\$aDromiceius
=450  \\$aEmu
=450  \\$aEmu novaehollandiae
=550  \\$wg$aCasuariiformes
=670  \\$aGruson cklist. world's birds:$bp. 1 (Dromaiidae, emu, Dromaius novaehollandiae)
=670  \\$aRothschild class. of living animals:$bp. 43 (Dromiceius, emu)
=670  \\$aHoward comp. cklist. birds:$bp. 4 (Dromaiidae, emus)
=670  \\$aSyn. liv. org., v. 2:$bp. 969 (Dromaiidae, emus, monogeneric (Emu), E. novaehollandiae)
=750  \2$aDromaiidae$0(DNLM)D020312$5IEN

=LDR  00442cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362243402441
=005  20120730163025.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85042950 
=035  \\$aBZP2856NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aTP156.E6$cChemical engineering
=150  \\$aEmulsions
=550  \\$wg$aMixtures
=550  \\$wg$aSeparation (Technology)
=690  \\$ar:AMD:6/27/90
=750  \2$aEmulsions$5IEN$0(DNLM)D004655

=LDR  00444cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362243502441
=005  20120730163024.0
=008  940322i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85042941 
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aRC742$cRespiratory diseases
=150  \\$aEmpyema
=550  \\$wg$aSuppuration
=670  \\$aMESH via WWW, June 30, 2005$b(Empyema: presence of pus in a hollow organ or body cavity)
=750  \2$aEmpyema$5IEN$0(DNLM)D004653

=LDR  00368cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362243602441
=005  20120730163024.0
=008  860211||\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85042916 
=035  \\$aBZP2822NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aHD5701.5
=150  \\$aEmployment (Economic theory)
=550  \\$wg$aEconomics
=750  \2$aEmployment$5IEN$0(DNLM)D004651

=LDR  00745cz  a2200241n  4500
=001  9880362243702441
=005  20120730163024.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85042875 
=035  \\$aBZP2781NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aHF5549.5.S38
=150  \\$aEmployee selection
=360  \\$isubdivision$aSelection and appointment$iunder types of employees
=450  \\$aEmployees$xHiring
=450  \\$aEmployees$xSelection and appointment
=450  \\$aEmployees, Selection of
=450  \\$aHiring of employees
=450  \\$aPersonnel selection
=450  \\$aSelection of employees
=450  \\$aSelection of personnel
=550  \\$wg$aPersonnel management
=750  \2$aPersonnel Selection$5IEN$0(DNLM)D010560

=LDR  00860cz  a2200289n  4500
=001  9880362243802441
=005  20120730163023.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85042858 
=035  \\$aBZP2764NU
=035  \\$aSH 85042858
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aHD4928.N6
=150  \\$aEmployee fringe benefits
=450  \\$aBenefits, Employee
=450  \\$aBenefits, Fringe
=450  \\$aEmployee benefits
=450  \\$aFringe benefits
=450  \\$wnne$aNon-wage payments
=450  \\$aPerks (Employee fringe benefits)
=450  \\$aPerquisites (Employee fringe benefits)
=550  \\$wg$aCompensation management
=550  \\$wg$aLabor costs
=550  \\$wg$aWages
=670  \\$aLC database, Aug. 6, 1994$b(Perks)
=670  \\$aUMI business vocab.$b(Perquisites)
=750  \2$aSalaries and Fringe Benefits$5IEN$0(DNLM)D012456

=LDR  00631cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362243902441
=005  20120730163003.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85040343 
=035  \\$aBZP0249NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRJ456.D94
=150  \\$aIndigestion in children
=450  \\$wnne$aDyspepsia in children
=550  \\$wg$aPediatric gastroenterology
=690  \\$ar:AMD:6/26/90
=750  \2$81$wb$aDyspepsia$5IEN$0(DNLM)D004415
=750  \2$81$wb$aChild$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002648
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aDyspepsia$iand$aChild$5IEN

=LDR  00466cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362244002441
=005  20120730163003.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85040341 
=035  \\$aBZP0247NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRC827
=150  \\$aIndigestion
=450  \\$wnne$aDyspepsia
=550  \\$wg$aDigestion
=550  \\$wg$aGastrointestinal system$xDiseases
=690  \\$ar:AMD:6/26/90
=750  \2$aDyspepsia$5IEN$0(DNLM)D004415

=LDR  00498cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362244102441
=005  20120730163003.0
=008  930726i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85040339 
=035  \\$aBZP0245NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRG181
=150  \\$aDysmenorrhea
=450  \\$aCramps, Menstrual
=450  \\$aMenstrual cramps
=550  \\$wg$aMenstruation disorders
=670  \\$a92-62129: Lark, S.M. Menstrual cramps, c1993.
=750  \2$aDysmenorrhea$5IEN$0(DNLM)D004412

=LDR  00639cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362244202441
=005  20120730163003.0
=008  920417i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85040337 
=035  \\$aBZP0243NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aLC4708$bLC4710$cEducation
=053  \\$aRJ496.A5$cPediatrics
=150  \\$aDyslexic children
=550  \\$wg$aDevelopmentally disabled children
=550  \\$wg$aDyslexics
=750  \2$81$wb$aDyslexia$5IEN$0(DNLM)D004410
=750  \2$81$wb$aChild$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002648
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aDyslexia$iand$aChild$5IEN

=LDR  00584cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880362244302441
=005  20120730163003.0
=008  920615i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85040336 
=035  \\$aBZP0242NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aLB1050.5$cEducation
=053  \\$aRC394.W6$cNeurology
=053  \\$aRJ496.A5$cPediatrics
=150  \\$aDyslexia
=450  \\$aDevelopmental dyslexia
=450  \\$aWord-blindness, Partial
=550  \\$wg$aLanguage disorders
=550  \\$wg$aReading disability
=550  \\$aAlexia
=750  \2$aDyslexia$5IEN$0(DNLM)D004410

=LDR  00386cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362244402441
=005  20120730163002.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85040334 
=035  \\$aBZP0240NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRC140
=150  \\$aDysentery
=550  \\$wg$aIntestines$xDiseases
=690  \\$ar:AMD:6/26/90
=750  \2$aDysentery$5IEN$0(DNLM)D004403

=LDR  00474cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362244502441
=005  20091028144243.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85040331 
=035  \\$aBZP0237LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aDysautonomia
=450  \\$aAutonomic dysfunction
=450  \\$aFamilial dysautonomia
=450  \\$aRiley-Day syndrome
=550  \\$wg$aAutonomic nervous system$xDiseases
=750  \2$aPrimary Dysautonomias$0(DNLM)D054969$5IEN

=LDR  00354cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362244602441
=005  20120730163002.0
=008  940322i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85040322 
=035  \\$aBZP0228NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aTP285
=150  \\$aDynamite
=550  \\$wg$aExplosives
=750  \2$aNitroglycerin$5IEN$0(DNLM)D005996

=LDR  01643cz  a2200313n  4500
=001  9880362244702441
=005  20120730163001.0
=008  860211||\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85040316 
=035  \\$aBZP0222NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQA843$bQA871$cMathematics
=053  \0$aTA352$bTA356$cApplied dynamics
=150  \\$aDynamics
=360  \\$isubdivision$aDynamics$iunder individual land vehicles and types of land vehicles, e.g.$aAutomobiles--Dynamics
=360  \\$isubdivision$aDynamics$iunder land vehicles, e.g.$aAutomobiles--Dynamics
=450  \\$aDynamical systems
=450  \\$aKinetics
=550  \\$wg$aMathematics
=550  \\$wg$aMechanics, Analytic
=550  \\$aForce and energy
=550  \\$aMechanics
=550  \\$aPhysics
=550  \\$aStatics
=670  \\$a2006402593: Proceedings of the Workshop Dynamical systems from number theory to probability--2, 2002.
=670  \\$aCRC encycl. math.$b(Dynamical system; a means of describing how one state develops into another state over the course of time)
=670  \\$aEncycl. math.$b(Dynamical system; a dynamical system is a mechanical system with a finite number of degrees of freedom. The state of such a system is usually characterized by its position (configuration, location) and the rate of change of this position, while a law of motion describes the rate of change of the state of the system)
=670  \\$aWikipedia, Apr. 30, 2007$b(Dynamical system concept is a mathematical formalization for any fixed "rule" which describes the time dependence of a point's position in its ambient space)
=750  \2$aKinetics$5IEN$0(DNLM)D007700

=LDR  00746cz  a2200265n  4500
=001  9880362244802441
=005  20071106153632.0
=008  010103i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85040281 
=035  \\$aBZP0187NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dLNT$dDLC
=053  \0$aTP897$bTP929$cTechnology
=053  \0$aTT853$bTT854.5$cHandicraft
=150  \\$aDyes and dyeing
=450  \\$aDyeing
=450  \\$aDyestuffs
=450  \\$aTinctorial substances
=550  \\$wg$aColor
=550  \\$wg$aPigments
=550  \\$aBleaching
=550  \\$aCleaning and dyeing industry
=550  \\$aColor in the textile industries
=550  \\$aColoring matter
=670  \\$aAm. heritage dict.$b(dyestuff see dye)
=750  \2$aColoring Agents$0(DNLM)D004396$5IEN

=LDR  00346cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362244902441
=005  20110301093644.0
=008  860211||\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85040278 
=035  \\$aBZP0184NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aTA1690
=150  \\$aDye lasers
=550  \\$wg$aLasers
=750  \2$aLasers, Dye$0(DNLM)D054025$5IEN

=LDR  00813cz  a2200277n  4500
=001  9880362245002441
=005  20120730163001.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85040187 
=035  \\$aBZP0093NU
=035  \\$aSH 85040187
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aRC658.7$cInternal medicine
=053  \\$aRJ420.P58$cPediatrics
=150  \\$aDwarfism, Pituitary
=450  \\$aGrowth hormone deficiency
=450  \\$aHypophyseal dwarfism
=450  \\$aLevi-Lorian dwarfism
=450  \\$aPaltauf's dwarfism
=450  \\$aPituitary dwarfism
=450  \\$aSomatotropin deficiency
=550  \\$wg$aChild development deviations
=550  \\$wg$aDwarfism
=550  \\$wg$aPediatric endocrinology
=550  \\$wg$aPituitary gland$xDiseases
=750  \2$aDwarfism, Pituitary$5IEN$0(DNLM)D004393

=LDR  00402cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362245102441
=005  20120730163001.0
=008  940322i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85040186 
=035  \\$aBZP0092NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aDwarfism
=450  \\$aGrowth retardation
=550  \\$wg$aGrowth disorders
=550  \\$wg$aStature, Short
=750  \2$aDwarfism$5IEN$0(DNLM)D004392

=LDR  00684cz  a2200253n  4500
=001  9880362245202441
=005  20120730163000.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85040073 
=035  \\$aBZN9979NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aQC882$cAtmosphere$5IEN
=053  \\$aHD7264$cLabor hygiene
=053  \\$aQC882.5$cMeteorology
=053  \\$aTD884.5$cAir pollution
=150  \\$aDust
=450  \\$aAtmospheric dust
=450  \\$aDust particles
=450  \\$aDusts
=550  \\$wg$aAir$xPollution
=550  \\$wg$aParticles
=670  \\$aTEST$b(Dust UF Dust particles)
=670  \\$aLC database, Oct. 1, 1996$b(dusts)
=750  \2$aDust$5IEN$0(DNLM)D004391

=LDR  00317cz  a2200121n  4500
=001  9880362245302441
=005  20121007184451.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|n\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85040018 
=035  \\$aBZN9924NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aDura mater$xAbscess
=750  \2$aEmpyema, Subdural$5IEN$0(DNLM)D013354

=LDR  00410cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362245402441
=005  20120730163000.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85040017 
=035  \\$aBZN9923NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aDura mater
=550  \\$wg$aBrain
=550  \\$wg$aMeninges
=550  \\$wg$aSpinal cord
=690  \\$ar:AMD:6/26/90
=750  \2$aDura Mater$5IEN$0(DNLM)D004388

=LDR  00450cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362245502441
=005  20100218094845.0
=008  940322i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85040014 
=035  \\$aBZN9920NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aDupuytren's contracture
=450  \\$aDupuytren's contraction
=550  \\$wg$aContracture (Pathology)
=550  \\$wg$aFingers$xAbnormalities
=750  \2$aDupuytren Contracture$0(DNLM)D004387$5IEN

=LDR  00373cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362245602441
=005  20120730163000.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85040004 
=035  \\$aBZN9910NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aDuodenum$xUlcers
=550  \\$wg$aPeptic ulcer
=690  \\$ar:AMD:6/26/90
=750  \2$aDuodenal Ulcer$5IEN$0(DNLM)D004381

=LDR  00341cz  a2200133n  4500
=001  9880362245702441
=005  20120730163000.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|n\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85040000 
=035  \\$aBZN9906NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aDuodenum$xDiseases
=690  \\$ar:AMD:6/26/90
=750  \2$aDuodenal Diseases$5IEN$0(DNLM)D004378

=LDR  00345cz  a2200133n  4500
=001  9880362245802441
=005  20120730163000.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|n\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85039999 
=035  \\$aBZN9905NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aDuodenum$xCancer
=690  \\$ar:AMD:6/26/90
=750  \2$aDuodenal Neoplasms$5IEN$0(DNLM)D004379

=LDR  00442cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362245902441
=005  20120730163000.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85039998 
=035  \\$aBZN9904NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQL863$cComparative anatomy
=053  \\$aQM345$cHuman anatomy
=053  \\$aQP156$cPhysiology
=150  \\$aDuodenum
=550  \\$wg$aIntestine, Small
=750  \2$aDuodenum$5IEN$0(DNLM)D004386

=LDR  00426cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362246002441
=005  20120730163000.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85039997 
=035  \\$aBZN9903NU
=035  \\$ash 85039997
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aRC804.D79
=150  \\$aDuodenoscopy
=550  \\$wg$aDuodenum$xExamination
=550  \\$wg$aEnteroscopy
=750  \2$aDuodenoscopy$5IEN$0(DNLM)D004384

=LDR  01132cz  a2200253n  4500
=001  9880361955102441
=005  20120730162303.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85004663 
=035  \\$aBZK4569NU
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh 85004663
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aResidual limbs
=450  \\$wnne$aAmputation stumps
=450  \\$aResidua (Residual limbs)
=450  \\$aResiduums (Residual limbs)
=450  \\$aStumps, Amputation
=550  \\$wg$aExtremities (Anatomy)
=670  \\$aMay, B.J. Amputations and prosthetics, 2002:$bp. 14 (Residual limb: the part of the limb that remains after amputation. Also called stump or residuum.)
=670  \\$aWinchell, E. Coping with limb loss, 1995:$bp. 64 (Residual limb care)
=670  \\$aEmail correspondence from Leslie Duncan, Nat'l Limb Loss Information Center, Nov. 19, 2002$b(Many amputees find the term 'stump' unacceptable and distasteful. Residual limbs is preferred as the replacement terminology.)
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Amputation Stumps)
=670  \\$aWeb. 3$b(residuum: pl. residua or residuums)
=750  \2$aAmputation Stumps$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000672

=LDR  00370cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880361955202441
=005  20250214141200.0
=008  920417i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85004661
=035  \\$aBZK4567NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRD553
=150  \\$aAmputation
=550  \\$wg$aOrthopedic surgery
=750  \2$aAmputation, Surgical$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000671

=LDR  00589cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880361955302441
=005  20120730162303.0
=008  860211||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85004658 
=035  \\$aBZK4564NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aAmpulla of Vater
=450  \\$aAmpulla hepatopancreatica
=450  \\$aAmpulla Vateri
=450  \\$aHepatopancreatic ampulla
=450  \\$aPapilla of Vater
=450  \\$aVater's ampulla
=450  \\$aVater's papilla
=550  \\$wg$aBile ducts
=550  \\$wg$aPancreatic duct
=750  \2$aAmpulla of Vater$5IEN$0(DNLM)D014670

=LDR  00605cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880361955402441
=005  20090212094057.0
=008  860211||\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85004652 
=035  \\$aBZK4558NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aTK6565.A55$cRadio
=053  \0$aTK7871.2$bTK7871.58$cElectronics
=150  \\$aAmplifiers (Electronics)
=450  \\$aAmps (Electronics)
=450  \\$aElectronic amplifiers
=450  \\$aRadio amplifiers
=550  \\$wg$aElectronics
=670  \\$aGoogle search, May 18, 2007 (amplifiers, amps)
=750  \2$aAmplifiers, Electronic$0(DNLM)D000669$5IEN

=LDR  00378cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880361955502441
=005  20060727084357.0
=008  921201i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85004643 
=035  \\$aBZK4549NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aAmphotericin B
=550  \\$wg$aIonophores
=550  \\$wg$aPolyene antibiotics
=750  \2$aAmphotericin B$0(DNLM)D000666$5IEN

=LDR  01595cz  a2200277n  4500
=001  9880361955602441
=005  20120730162302.0
=008  000126i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85004624 
=035  \\$aBZK4530NU
=035  \\$aSH 85004624
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dWaU
=053  \0$aQL444.M315$cZoology
=150  \\$aAmphipoda
=450  \\$aAmphipods
=450  \\$aScuds (Crustacea)
=550  \\$wg$aMalacostraca
=670  \\$aIntegrated Taxonomic Info. System, Jan. 26, 2000$b(Order Amphipoda, Superorder Syncarida, Subclass Eumalacostraca, Class Malacostraca, Subphylum Crustacea, Phylum Arthropoda)
=670  \\$aGrosse, D.J. Species profiles : life histories and environmental requirements of coastal fishes and invertebrates (Pacific Northwest). Amphipods, 1986:$bp. 1 (order Anphipoda [sic], subclass Malacostraca, class Crustacea)
=670  \\$aRandom House$b(amphipod: any of numerous small, flat-bodied crustaceans of the group Amphipoda, including the beach fleas, sand hoppers, etc.)
=670  \\$aSyn. liv. org.:$bv. 2, p. 254 (order Amphipoda, superorder Peracarida, subclass Malacostraca) p. 241 (scuds and beach fleas (Amphipoda))
=670  \\$aA synoptic classif. of living organisms, 1984:$bp. 211 (order Amphipoda, class Malacostraca, phylum Crustacea)
=670  \\$aLincoln, R.J. The Cambridge ill. dict. of natural history, 1987$b(Amphipoda: sandhoppers; order of usually small peracaridan crustaceans)
=670  \\$aWeb. 3$b(Scud: an amphipod crustacean)
=670  \\$aBritannica Micro.:$bv. 1, p. 353 (amphipod or scud)
=750  \2$aAmphipoda$5IEN$0(DNLM)D033304

=LDR  00436cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880361955702441
=005  20120730162300.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85004612 
=035  \\$aBZK4518NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aQE391.A53
=150  \\$aAmphiboles
=550  \\$wg$aRock-forming minerals
=550  \\$wg$aSilicate minerals
=670  \\$aWk AFM2734
=750  \2$aAsbestos, Amphibole$5IEN$0(DNLM)D017636

=LDR  00925cz  a2200289n  4500
=001  9880361955802441
=005  20090212093703.0
=008  040823i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85004598 
=035  \\$aBZK4504NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dCSfA$dWaU
=053  \0$aQL640$bQL669.8$cZoology
=150  \\$aAmphibians
=450  \\$aAmphibia
=450  \\$aBatrachia
=450  \\$aHerpetofauna
=450  \\$aHerpetozoa
=450  \\$aHerps
=450  \\$aHerptiles
=550  \\$wg$aVertebrates
=550  \\$aHerpetology
=670  \\$aSyn. class. liv. org.
=670  \\$aWeb. 3.
=670  \\$aRoss, D.A. Amphibians and reptiles in the diets of North American raptors, 1991:$bt.p. (amphibians and reptiles (collectively, herptiles))
=670  \\$aLC database, Sept. 18, 2000$b(titles: Herptile; herps; Herpetofauna)
=670  \\$aOCLC, Sept. 18, 2000$b(herptiles; Herpetozoa)
=750  \2$aAmphibians$0(DNLM)D000663$5IEN

=LDR  00638cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880361955902441
=005  20190304112723.0
=008  920615i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85004595
=035  \\$aBZK4501NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRC568.A45$cPsychiatry
=053  \\$aRM666.A493$cPharmacology
=150  \\$aAmphetamines
=550  \\$wg$aAppetite depressants
=550  \\$wg$aPhenethylamines
=550  \\$wg$aCentral nervous system stimulants
=550  \\$wg$aSympathomimetic agents
=670  \\$aMESH.
=670  \\$aUSAN/USP.
=670  \\$aDorlsnd's med. dict.
=750  \2$aAmphetamines$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000662

=LDR  00438cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880361956002441
=005  20120730162300.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85004593 
=035  \\$aBZK4499NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aHV5822.A5$cSocial problems
=053  \\$aRC568.A45$cPsychiatry
=150  \\$aAmphetamine abuse
=550  \\$wg$aDrug abuse
=750  \2$aAmphetamine-Related Disorders$5IEN$0(DNLM)D019969

=LDR  00497cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880361956102441
=005  20120730162300.0
=008  920417i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85004587 
=035  \\$aBZK4493NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRM666.A49$cPharmacology
=053  \\$aRS165.A$cPharmacy
=150  \\$aAmoxicillin
=450  \\$aHydroxyampicillin
=550  \\$wg$aPenicillin
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Amoxicillin x Hydroxyampicillin)
=750  \2$aAmoxicillin$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000658

=LDR  00358cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880361956202441
=005  20120730162259.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85004586 
=035  \\$aBZK4492NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aAmosite
=550  \\$wg$aAmphiboles
=550  \\$wg$aAsbestos
=750  \2$aAsbestos, Amosite$5IEN$0(DNLM)D017639

=LDR  00446cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880361956302441
=005  20120730162259.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85004576 
=035  \\$aBZK4482LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQK495.A685$cBotany
=150  \\$aAmorphophallus
=450  \\$aArum, Giant
=450  \\$aGiant arum
=450  \\$aHydrosme
=550  \\$wg$aAraceae
=750  \2$aAmorphophallus$5IEN$0(DNLM)D031056

=LDR  00715cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880361956402441
=005  20120730162259.0
=008  030707i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85004570 
=035  \\$aBZK4476NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dWaU$dDLC
=053  \0$aQL368.A5$cProtozoology
=150  \\$aAmoebida
=450  \\$aAmoebaea
=450  \\$aAmoebina
=550  \\$wg$aLobosa
=670  \\$aITIS, June 18, 2003$b(Class Lobosa -- amoebas; direct children: Order Amoebida, Order Arcellinida, Order Euamoebida)
=670  \\$aEuropean register of marine species, via WWW, June 18, 2003$b(3 groups within the class Lobosa: order Amoebida, order Arcellinida, order Trichosida)
=750  \2$aAmoebida$5IEN$0(DNLM)D016841

=LDR  00369cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880361956502441
=005  20120730162259.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85004568 
=035  \\$aBZK4474NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQL368.A5
=150  \\$aAmoeba
=450  \\$aAmeba
=550  \\$wg$aAmoebidae
=750  \2$aAmoeba$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000656

=LDR  00565cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880361956602441
=005  20120730162258.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85004565 
=035  \\$aBZK4471NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN$dIEN
=053  \\$aQL975$cEmbryology
=053  \\$aQM611$cHuman embryology
=150  \\$aAmniotic liquid
=450  \\$aAmniotic fluid
=450  \\$aLiquor amnii
=550  \\$wg$aBody fluids
=550  \\$wg$aEmbryology
=550  \\$wg$aPregnancy
=690  \\$ar:GLS:10/17/89
=750  \2$aAmniotic Fluid$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000653

=LDR  00441cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880361956702441
=005  20120730162258.0
=008  920521i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85004564 
=035  \\$aBZK4470NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aAmniotic fluid embolism
=450  \\$aAmniotic liquid embolism
=550  \\$wg$aEmbolism
=550  \\$wg$aPregnancy$xComplications
=750  \2$aEmbolism, Amniotic Fluid$5IEN$0(DNLM)D004619

=LDR  00397cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880361956802441
=005  20120730162258.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85004562 
=035  \\$aBZK4468NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQL975$cEmbryology
=053  \\$aQM611$cHuman embryology
=150  \\$aAmnion
=550  \\$wg$aFetal membranes
=750  \2$aAmnion$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000650

=LDR  00525cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880361956902441
=005  20120730162257.0
=008  930106i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85004560 
=035  \\$aBZK4466NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRG628.3.A48
=150  \\$aAmniocentesis
=550  \\$wg$aAmniotic liquid
=550  \\$wg$aFetus$xDiseases$xDiagnosis
=550  \\$wg$aObstetrics$xSurgery
=550  \\$wg$aParacentesis
=550  \\$wg$aPrenatal diagnosis
=750  \2$aAmniocentesis$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000649

=LDR  00398cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880361957002441
=005  20051114084958.0
=008  921221i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85004557 
=035  \\$aBZK4463NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRC394.A5
=150  \\$aAmnesia
=550  \\$wg$aDissociative disorders
=550  \\$wg$aMemory disorders
=750  \2$aAmnesia$0(DNLM)D000647$5IEN

=LDR  00345cz  a2200133n  4500
=001  9880361957102441
=005  20140209165151.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|n\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85004547 
=035  \\$aBZK4453NU
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh 85004547
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aAmmonium compounds
=750  \2$aAmmonium Compounds$0(DNLM)D064751$5IEN

=LDR  00551cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880361957202441
=005  20140304095014.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85004538 
=035  \\$aBZK4444NU
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQD181.N1$cChemistry
=053  \0$aTD887.A66$cAir pollutant
=053  \0$aTP223$cManufacture
=150  \\$aAmmonia
=450  \\$aAnhydrous ammonia
=550  \\$wg$aAlkalies
=550  \\$wg$aNitrogen compounds
=681  \\$iExample under$aRefrigerants
=750  \2$aAmmonia$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000641

=LDR  00342cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880361957302441
=005  20120730162256.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85004528 
=035  \\$aBZK4434LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQK495.U48
=150  \\$aAmmi
=550  \\$wg$aUmbelliferae
=750  \2$aAmmi$5IEN$0(DNLM)D031165

=LDR  00409cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880361957402441
=005  20120203094545.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85004511 
=035  \\$aBZK4417NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aBX8129.A5$bBX8129.A6$cChristian denomination
=150  \\$aAmish
=450  \\$aOld Order Amish
=550  \\$wg$aMennonites
=750  \2$aAmish$0(DNLM)D061365$5IEN

=LDR  00479cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880361957502441
=005  20120730162256.0
=008  860211||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85004509 
=035  \\$aBZK4415NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRB56.5.A43$cClinical chemistry
=150  \\$aAmiodarone
=550  \\$wg$aBenzofuran
=550  \\$wg$aKetones
=550  \\$wg$aMyocardial depressants
=550  \\$wg$aVasodilators
=750  \2$aAmiodarone$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000638

=LDR  00628cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880361957602441
=005  20120730162256.0
=008  920710||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85004508 
=035  \\$aBZK4414NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQP606.A43
=150  \\$aAminotransferases
=450  \\$aTransaminases
=550  \\$wg$aTransferases
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Chemical and biological aspects of vitamin B6 catalysis : procs. of a symp. ... 1984.
=670  \\$aNLM.
=670  \\$aNIH.
=670  \\$aDorland's med. dict.
=670  \\$aStedman's med. dict.
=750  \2$aTransaminases$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000637

=LDR  00882cz  a2200241n  4500
=001  9880361957702441
=005  20120730162255.0
=008  920710i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85004507 
=035  \\$aBZK4413NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRM666.A465$cPharmacology
=150  \\$aAminopyridines
=450  \\$aPyridinamine
=550  \\$wg$aAmines
=550  \\$wg$aPyridine
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Aminopyridines and similarly acting drugs : effects on nerves, muscles and synapses : Proceedings ... 1981, 1982.
=670  \\$aOld catalog heading$b(Aminopyridine)
=670  \\$aMESH$b(plural)
=670  \\$aNIH$b(See Pyridines, Aminopyridines)
=670  \\$aCCD$b(C b5 (BH b4 (BNNH b2 (B)
=670  \\$aMerck$b(Use: in manuf. pharmaceut. especially antihistamine; in the manuf. of drugs and dyes; Pyridinamine)
=750  \2$aAminopyridines$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000631

=LDR  00417cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880361957802441
=005  20100208134904.0
=008  860211||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85004505 
=035  \\$aBZK4411NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQP609.A44$cAnimal biochemistry
=150  \\$aAminopeptidases
=550  \\$wg$aPeptidase
=550  \\$wg$aProteinase
=750  \2$aAminopeptidases$0(DNLM)D000626$5IEN

=LDR  00371cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880361957902441
=005  20120730162255.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85004504 
=035  \\$aBZK4410NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aAminoglycosides
=550  \\$wg$aAmino compounds
=550  \\$wg$aGlycosides
=750  \2$aAminoglycosides$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000617

=LDR  00370cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880361958002441
=005  20130301103542.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85004502 
=035  \\$aBZK4408NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aAminobutyric acid
=550  \\$wg$aAmino acids
=550  \\$wg$aButyric acid
=750  \2$aAminobutyrates$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000613

=LDR  00369cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880361958102441
=005  20130304094316.0
=008  860211||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85004500 
=035  \\$aBZK4406NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQP772.A4
=150  \\$aAminobenzoic acids
=550  \\$wg$aAmino acids
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=001  9880361958202441
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=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85004499 
=035  \\$aBZK4405NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQP619.A45
=150  \\$aAminoacyl-tRNA synthetases
=450  \\$aAmino acid activating enzymes
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=450  \\$aAminoacyl ribonucleic acid synthetases
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=550  \\$wg$aLigases
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Vol�kenshtein, M.V. Molekul�i�arnye orbitali v �enzimologii, 1982.
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=670  \\$aNIH$b(Amino acid-tRNA ligases)
=670  \\$aStenesh.
=670  \\$aIUB enz. nomenck.:$bEC 6.1.1, Def. p. 426.
=670  \\$aRawn, J.D. Biochemistry, 1983:$bpp. 1057-.
=670  \\$aHarper's biochem., 18th, 1981:$bp. 388.
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=LDR  00754cz  a2200253n  4500
=001  9880361958302441
=005  20120730162255.0
=008  920710||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85004497 
=035  \\$aBZK4403NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aAminoacyl-tRNA
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=450  \\$aAminoacetylated tRNA
=450  \\$aAminoacyl ribonucleic acid
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=670  \\$aNIH$b(Amino acyl tRNA)
=670  \\$aStedman's med. dict.
=670  \\$aStenesh.
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=LDR  00409cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880361958402441
=005  20120730162255.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85004496 
=035  \\$aBZK4402NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
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=LDR  00358cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880361958502441
=005  20120730162255.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85004493 
=035  \\$aBZK4399NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
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=550  \\$wg$aAmines
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=LDR  00691cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880361958602441
=005  20120730162254.0
=008  920710||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85004489 
=035  \\$aBZK4395NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
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=LDR  00871cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880361958702441
=005  20120730162254.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85004486 
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=670  \\$aMeSH browser, Oct. 4, 2007$b(Amino Acids. Scope note: Organic compounds that generally contain an amino (-NH2) and a carboxyl (-COOH) group. Twenty alpha-amino acids are the subunits which are polymerized to form proteins.)
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=LDR  00771cz  a2200265n  4500
=001  9880361958802441
=005  20120730162254.0
=008  860211||\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85004484 
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=LDR  00446cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880361958902441
=005  20120730162254.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85004483 
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=LDR  00449cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880361959002441
=005  20120730162254.0
=008  860211||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85004479 
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=LDR  00404cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880361959102441
=005  20060504134005.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85004478 
=035  \\$aBZK4384NU
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=LDR  00345cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880361959202441
=005  20120730162253.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85004477 
=035  \\$aBZK4383NU
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=LDR  00652cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880361959302441
=005  20120730162253.0
=008  920906i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85004476 
=035  \\$aBZK4382NU
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=750  \2$aAmiloride$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000584

=LDR  00395cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880361959402441
=005  20120730162159.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85001506 
=035  \\$aBZK1412NU
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=LDR  00488cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880361959502441
=005  20120730162158.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85001496 
=035  \\$aBZK1402NU
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=LDR  00653cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880361959602441
=005  20120730162158.0
=008  920615i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85001495 
=035  \\$aBZK1401NU
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=670  \\$aWork cat.: Affective diorders in childhood and adolescence, c1983.
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=LDR  00450cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880361959702441
=005  20120730162158.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85001494 
=035  \\$aBZK1400NU
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=053  \\$aRC537$bRC545
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=LDR  00356cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880361959802441
=005  20120730162157.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85001493 
=035  \\$aBZK1399NU
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=LDR  00845cz  a2200301n  4500
=001  9880361959902441
=005  20120730162151.0
=008  860211||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
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=690  \\$ar:GLS:9/24/90 (old hdg. identified; source citation added)
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=LDR  00378cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880361960002441
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=008  860211||\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85001419 
=035  \\$aBZK1325NU
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=550  \\$wg$aColloids
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=LDR  00409cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880361960102441
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=LDR  00598cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880361960202441
=005  20120730162238.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85003684 
=035  \\$aBZK3590NU
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=LDR  00445cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880361960302441
=005  20120730162150.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85001416 
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=LDR  00413cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880361960402441
=005  20120730162150.0
=008  921221i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85001412 
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=053  \\$aRC840
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=550  \\$wg$aStomach$xDiseases
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=LDR  01010cz  a2200289n  4500
=001  9880361960502441
=005  20120730162237.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85003678 
=035  \\$aBZK3584NU
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=670  \\$aKlinzing, D.R. Communication for allied health professionals, 1985.
=670  \\$aPring, C.G. Apprenticeships for health services paraprofessionals,1993.
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=LDR  01044cz  a2200265n  4500
=001  9880361960602441
=005  20120730162223.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85002610 
=035  \\$aBZK2516NU
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=053  \0$aTH7687$bTH7688
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=750  \2$aAir Conditioning$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000389

=LDR  00325cz  a2200133n  4500
=001  9880361960702441
=005  20201105102800.0
=008  860211|n\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85003670
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=150  \\$aAllethrin
=550  \\$wg$aPyrethroids
=750  \2$aAllethrins$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000487

=LDR  01076cz  a2200349n  4500
=001  9880361960802441
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=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
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=LDR  00517cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880361960902441
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=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
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=LDR  00736cz  a2200277n  4500
=001  9880361961002441
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=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
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=LDR  00375cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880361961102441
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=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
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=LDR  00873cz  a2200289n  4500
=001  9880361961202441
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=008  930106i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85003662 
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=LDR  00892cz  a2200241n  4500
=001  9880361961302441
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=150  \\$aAir bag restraint systems
=450  \\$aAir bags (Automobiles)
=450  \\$aAir cushion restraint systems
=450  \\$aAirbag restraint systems
=450  \\$aAirbags (Automobiles)
=450  \\$aAutomobile air bag restraint systems
=450  \\$aInflatable restraint systems
=450  \\$aRestraint systems, Air bag
=550  \\$wg$aAutomobiles$xOccupant restraint systems
=670  \\$aIIHS-HLDE Crash Testing & Highway Safety, via WWW, Aug. 25, 2014$btopics/airbags (Airbags are one of the most important safety innovations of recent decades)
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=LDR  01397cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880361961402441
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=008  050324i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85001304 
=035  \\$aBZK1210NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dWaU
=053  \0$aQR82.A43
=150  \\$aAeromonas
=550  \\$wg$aAeromonadaceae
=670  \\$aThe Prokaryotes, via WWW, Mar. 24, 2005$b(Aeromonadaceae (the genera Aeromonas and Plesiomonas))
=670  \\$aList of bacterial names with standing in nomenclature, via WWW, Mar. 24, 2005$b(Aeromonas Stanier 1943, genus. Type genus of the family Aeromonadaceae)
=670  \\$aITIS, via WWW, Mar. 24, 2005$b(Genus Aeromonas, Family Pseudomonadaceae)
=670  \\$aNCBI taxonomy browser, via WWW, Mar. 24, 2005$b(Aeromonas. Rank: genus. Family Aeromonadaceae)
=670  \\$aGarrity, G.M. Taxonomic outline of the procaryotic genera, Bergey's manual of systematic bacteriology, second edition, 2001, via WWW, Mar. 24, 2005:$bPDF p. 13 (Order XII, "Aeromonadales"; Family I, Aeromonadaceae; Genus I, Aeromonas)
=670  \\$aMESH browser, via WWW, Mar. 24, 2005$b(Aeromonas. A genus of gram-negative, facultatively anaerobic, rod-shaped bacteria that occurs singly, in pairs, or in short chains. Its organisms are found in fresh water and sewage and are pathogenic to humans, frogs, and fish. Family Aeromonadaceae)
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=001  9880361961502441
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=010  \\$ash 85002592 
=035  \\$aBZK2498NU
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=450  \\$wnne$aAir, Ionized
=550  \\$wg$aAir
=550  \\$wg$aIonized gases
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=LDR  00492cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880361961602441
=005  20120730162146.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
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=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aQK495.R98
=150  \\$aAegle
=550  \\$wg$aRutaceae
=670  \\$aWeb. 3:$bp. 32 (Aegle, genus Rutaceae)
=670  \\$aHortus 3:$bp. 30 (Aegle corr�ea)
=670  \\$aEngler Syl. Pflanz.:$bp. 266.
=750  \2$aAegle$5IEN$0(DNLM)D045471

=LDR  00366cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880361961702441
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=010  \\$ash 85003661
=035  \\$aBZK3567NU
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=150  \\$aAllergists
=550  \\$wg$aImmunologists
=550  \\$wg$aInternists
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=001  9880361961802441
=005  20070614091427.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85002587 
=035  \\$aBZK2493NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aTD883.17
=150  \\$aIndoor air pollution
=450  \\$wnne$aAir$xPollution, Indoor
=550  \\$wg$aAir$xPollution
=550  \\$aSick building syndrome
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Indoor pollutants, 1981:$bp. 17, etc. (Indoor pollution) p. 76, etc. (Indoor air) p. 419 (Indoor air pollution)
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=LDR  00375cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880361961902441
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=008  871218i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
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=035  \\$aBZK1132NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQL536
=150  \\$aAedes
=550  \\$wg$aMosquitoes
=750  \2$aAedes$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000330

=LDR  00569cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880361962002441
=005  20050203093044.0
=008  930106i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85003660 
=035  \\$aBZK3566NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aAllergic encephalomyelitis
=450  \\$aDisseminated vasculomyelinopathy
=450  \\$aEncephalomyelitis, Allergic$5IEN
=450  \\$aHyperergic encephalomyelitis
=550  \\$wg$aAutoimmune diseases
=550  \\$wg$aEncephalomyelitis
=750  \2$aEncephalomyelitis, Autoimmune, Experimental$0(DNLM)D004681$5IEN

=LDR  01591cz  a2200409n  4500
=001  9880361962102441
=005  20090514174846.0
=008  010327i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85002574 $zsh2009113475
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=053  \0$aTD881$bTD890$cEnvironmental technology
=150  \\$aAir$xPollution
=450  \\$aAir contaminants
=450  \\$aAir pollutants
=450  \\$aAir pollution
=450  \\$aAir$xPollution$xControl
=450  \\$aAir pollution control
=450  \\$aAir toxics
=450  \\$aAirborne pollutants
=450  \\$aAtmosphere$xPollution
=450  \\$aContaminants, Air
=450  \\$aControl of air pollution
=450  \\$aPollutants, Air
=450  \\$aToxics, Air
=550  \\$wg$aPollution
=550  \\$aAir quality
=550  \\$aAtmospheric deposition
=670  \\$aCalabrese, E.J. Air toxics and risk assessment, 1990$b(air toxics)
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Air pollution; air pollutants)
=670  \\$aLee, C.C. Environmental engineering dict.:$bp. 19 (air pollutants; air contaminants)
=670  \\$aHenry, J.G. Environmental science and engineering:$bp. 471 (air pollutants)
=670  \\$aHuman exposure assessment for airborne pollutants, 1991.
=670  \\$aA status report to the community : Living Cities--Air Toxics Program, 2002:$bp. 6 (controlling air pollution) p. 11 (controlling air toxics)
=688  \\$aHeading from sh2009113475, deleted 20090421: 150:##:_{dollar}a Air _{dollar}x Pollution
=750  \2$aAir Pollutants$0(DNLM)D000393$5IEN-M
=750  \2$aAir Pollution$0(DNLM)D000397$5IEN-M

=LDR  01346cz  a2200421n  4500
=001  9880361962202441
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=035  \\$aBZK0992NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dWaElC
=053  \0$aHF5801$bHF6182
=150  \\$aAdvertising
=450  \\$aAds
=450  \\$aAdvertisements
=450  \\$aAdvertising, Consumer
=450  \\$aAdvertising, Retail
=450  \\$aAdvertising$xRetail trade
=450  \\$aAdvertising, Store
=450  \\$aCommercial speech
=450  \\$aConsumer advertising
=450  \\$aRetail advertising
=450  \\$aSpeech, Commercial
=450  \\$aStore advertising
=550  \\$wg$aBusiness
=550  \\$wg$aCommunication in marketing
=550  \\$wg$aIndustrial publicity
=550  \\$wg$aRetail trade
=550  \\$aAdvertisers
=550  \\$aBranding (Marketing)
=550  \\$aPropaganda
=550  \\$aPublic relations
=550  \\$aPublicity
=550  \\$aSales promotion
=550  \\$aSelling
=670  \\$aBlack's law dict.$b(Commercial speech doctrine: speech that was categorized as "commercial" in nature, i.e. speech that advertised a product or service for profit or business purpose)
=670  \\$aRosenblum, M.L. How to design effective store advertising, 1974.
=750  \2$aAdvertising$0(DNLM)D000329$5IEN

=LDR  00475cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880361962302441
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=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85003659 
=035  \\$aBZK3565NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aAllergens
=360  \\$isubdivision$aAllergenicity$iunder individual chemicals and groups of chemicals, e.g.$aCopper--Allergenicity; Insulin--Allergenicity
=550  \\$wg$aAntigens
=750  \2$aAllergens$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000485

=LDR  00692cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880361962402441
=005  20120730162145.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
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=035  \\$aBZK0962NU
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh 85001056
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dWaU
=150  \\$aAdulthood
=450  \\$aAdults
=450  \\$aGrown-ups
=450  \\$aGrownups
=550  \\$wg$aAge groups
=550  \\$wg$aLife cycle, Human
=670  \\$aLC database, Aug. 30, 2000$b(grown-ups; grownups; grown ups)
=670  \\$aWeb. 3$b(grown-up (noun) : adult)
=670  \\$aRandom House Web. unabr. dict.$b(grownup : a mature, fully grown person; adult)
=750  \2$aAdult$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000328

=LDR  00616cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880361962502441
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=035  \\$aBZK2478NU
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=053  \0$aQR101
=150  \\$aAir$xMicrobiology
=450  \\$aAerobiology
=450  \\$aAeromicrobiology
=450  \\$wnne$aAir$xBacteriology
=550  \\$wg$aMicrobiology
=670  \\$aLee, R.W.H. A select bibliography on aeromicrobiological studies, 1962.
=670  \\$aAl-Dagal, M.M. Aeromicrobiology, 1989.
=750  \2$aAir Microbiology$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000391

=LDR  00441cz  a2200169n  4500
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=010  \\$ash 85003645 
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=150  \\$aAllelopathy
=550  \\$wg$aPlant ecology
=550  \\$wg$aPlant physiology
=550  \\$aAllelopathic agents
=750  \2$aAllelopathy$0(DNLM)D064089$5IEN

=LDR  00457cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880361962702441
=005  20120730162222.0
=008  860211||\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
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=035  \\$aBZK2476NU
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=360  \\$iheadings beginning with the word$aAtmospheric
=550  \\$wg$aAtmosphere
=750  \2$aAir$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000388

=LDR  01133cz  a2200313n  4500
=001  9880361962802441
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=053  \0$aHQ806
=150  \\$aAdultery
=450  \\$aAdulterous relationships
=450  \\$aCheating, Marital
=450  \\$aExtra-marital sex
=450  \\$aExtramarital relations$5IEN
=450  \\$aExtramarital sex
=450  \\$aInfidelity, Marital
=450  \\$aMarital cheating
=450  \\$aMarital infidelity
=550  \\$wg$aMarriage
=550  \\$wg$aSex crimes
=550  \\$aParamours
=670  \\$aRandom House$b(adultery; adulterous)
=670  \\$aSquires, K. Spying on your spouse: a guide for anyone who suspects a partner is cheating, c1996.
=670  \\$aGreen, R.B. Cheaters: 180 telltale signs mates are cheating and how to catch them, c2003.
=670  \\$aWikipedia, Dec. 22, 2014$b(Extramarital sex; also referred to as adultery, fornication, philandery, or infidelity)
=750  \2$aExtramarital Relations$5IEN$0(DNLM)D005114

=LDR  00981cz  a2200253n  4500
=001  9880361962902441
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=008  930409||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85003625 
=035  \\$aBZK3531NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQP801.A35
=150  \\$aAllantoin
=450  \\$aCordianine
=450  \\$aDioxoimidazolidinyl urea
=450  \\$aGlyoxyldiureide
=450  \\$aUreidohydantoin
=550  \\$wg$aHydantoin
=670  \\$aDorland's med. dict.$b(diureide of glyoxylic acid found in allantoin fluid, fetal urine and as a urinary excretion; product of purine metabolism in most mammals but not in man and higher apes. Produced synthetically by the oxydation of uric acid, used to encourage epithelium formation in wounds and ulcers. Active substance in maggot treatment.
=670  \\$aMESH.
=670  \\$aHackh chem. dict.
=670  \\$aStedman's med. dict.
=670  \\$aChem. abst.:$b[97-59-6]
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=035  \\$aBZK0934NU
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aLC5201$bLC6660
=150  \\$aAdult education
=360  \\$isubdivision$aAdult education$iunder individual Christian denominations, e.g.$aCatholic Church--Adult education
=450  \\$aAdults, Education of
=450  \\$aEducation of adults
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=550  \\$aContinuing education
=550  \\$aOpen learning
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=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aAdult$iand$aEducation$5IEN-M

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=035  \\$aBZK2447NU
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=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC$dDLC
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=053  \0$aRC606.5$bRC606.65$cInternal medicine
=150  \\$aAIDS (Disease)
=450  \\$wnne$aAcquired immune deficiency syndrome
=450  \\$aAcquired immunodeficiency syndrome
=450  \\$aAcquired immunological deficiency syndrome
=550  \\$wg$aHIV infections
=550  \\$wg$aImmunological deficiency syndromes
=550  \\$wg$aVirus-induced immunosuppression
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Fettner, A.G. The truth about aids, 1985.
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Acquired immunodeficiency syndrome)
=670  \\$aBest & Taylor:$bp. 374.
=670  \\$aHennepin$b(AIDS)
=750  \2$aAcquired Immunodeficiency Syndrome$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000163

=LDR  00623cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880361963202441
=005  20120730162140.0
=008  050627i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85001027 
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aAdult children
=450  \\$aAdult daughters
=450  \\$aAdult offspring
=450  \\$aAdult sons
=450  \\$aGrown-up children
=450  \\$aLegal-aged children
=450  \\$aMiddle-aged children
=550  \\$wg$aAdulthood
=550  \\$wg$aChildren
=680  \\$iHere are entered works on adults who have middle-aged or elderly parents.
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=LDR  00477cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880361963302441
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=010  \\$ash 85002496 
=035  \\$aBZK2402NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aAgriculturists
=450  \\$aAgricultural scientists
=450  \\$aAgriculturalists
=450  \\$aAgronomists
=550  \\$wg$aLife scientists
=550  \\$aAnimal specialists
=750  \2$aAgriculture$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000383

=LDR  01217cz  a2200241n  4500
=001  9880361963402441
=005  20120730162236.0
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=010  \\$ash 85003619 
=035  \\$aBZK3525NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aTL235.6$bTL235.7
=150  \\$aAll terrain vehicles
=450  \\$aAll-terrain cycles (Motor vehicles)
=450  \\$aATV's$5IEN
=450  \\$aATVs (All terrain vehicles)
=450  \\$aTerrain vehicles
=550  \\$wg$aOff-road vehicles
=670  \\$aAuto dict., c1993$b(all-terrain vehicle, small light-weight vehicle with high-flotation tires, designed primarily for off-highway use)
=670  \\$aDict. of automobile engineering, 1996$b(all-terrain; for use on any kind of surface)
=670  \\$aDelmar's automotive dict., c1997$b(all-terrain cycle: a small, three-wheeled, off-road vehicle by Honda; all-terrain vehicle: a small, lightweight, four-wheeled vehicle with high flotation tires designed primarily for off-highay use; ATV)
=680  \\$iHere are entered works on small, recreational, motorized vehicles with three or more wheels fitted with wide tires for traction over unpaved trails.
=750  \2$aOff-Road Motor Vehicles$5IEN$0(DNLM)D015541

=LDR  00634cz  a2200217n  4500
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=008  940322i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85002415 
=035  \\$aBZK2321NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aS1$bS790.3
=150  \\$aAgriculture
=360  \\$isubdivision$aAgriculture$iunder ethnic groups; and headings beginning with the words$aAgricultural$iand$aFarm
=450  \\$aFarming
=450  \\$aHusbandry
=550  \\$wg$aIndustrial arts
=550  \\$wg$aLife sciences
=550  \\$aFood supply
=550  \\$aLand use, Rural
=750  \2$aAgriculture$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000383

=LDR  01178cz  a2200265n  4500
=001  9880361963602441
=005  20080315134552.0
=008  920417i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
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=035  \\$aBZK0931NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
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=150  \\$aAdult child abuse victims
=450  \\$aAdult survivors of child abuse
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=450  \\$aChild abuse survivors
=450  \\$aChild abuse victims, Adult
=450  \\$aGrown-up abused children
=550  \\$wg$aVictims of crimes
=550  \\$aAbused children
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Leeham, J. Grown-up abused children, 1985$b(Former victims of abuse; Grown-up abused children; Adult survivors of child abuse; Child abuse victims who have survived to adulthood)
=670  \\$aNYT index, 4/16-30/84:$bp. 75 (..."80% of sex offenders were abused themselves as children")
=680  \\$iHere are entered works on adults who were abused as children. Works on children who are victims of child abuse are entered under$aAbused children.
=681  \\$iNote under$aAbused children
=750  \2$aAdult Survivors of Child Abuse$0(DNLM)D054523$5IEN

=LDR  00435cz  a2200169n  4500
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=008  860211||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85003606 
=035  \\$aBZK3512NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQD281.A5
=150  \\$aAlkylation
=550  \\$wg$aChemical reactions
=550  \\$wg$aHydrocarbons
=550  \\$wg$aPetroleum$xRefining
=750  \2$aAlkylation$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000478

=LDR  00405cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880361963802441
=005  20120730162140.0
=008  860211||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85001023 
=035  \\$aBZK0929NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQH622
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=550  \\$wg$aBiochemistry
=550  \\$aAbsorption (Physiology)
=750  \2$aAdsorption$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000327

=LDR  00432cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880361963902441
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=010  \\$ash 85002339 
=035  \\$aBZK2245NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRC965.A5
=150  \\$aAgricultural laborers$xDiseases
=450  \\$wnne$aAgricultural laborers$xDiseases and hygiene
=750  \2$aAgricultural Workers' Diseases$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000382

=LDR  00361cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880361964002441
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=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/5/90
=750  \2$aHigher Nervous Activity$5IEN$0(DNLM)D006613

=LDR  00890cz  a2200265n  4500
=001  9880362371802441
=005  20121007194645.0
=008  871218i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85060677 
=035  \\$a(OCoLC)02070979
=035  \\$aBZR0583NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQP519.9.H53$cBiochemistry
=053  \\$aQR69.H54$cMicrobiology
=053  \\$aRS189.5.H54$cPharmacy
=150  \\$aHigh performance liquid chromatography
=450  \\$aChromatography, High pressure liquid$5IEN
=450  \\$aHigh performance chromatography
=450  \\$aHigh pressure liquid chromatography
=450  \\$aHigh sensitivity liquid chromatography
=450  \\$aHigh speed liquid chromatography
=450  \\$aHPLC (Chromatography)
=550  \\$wg$aHigh pressure (Science)
=550  \\$wg$aLiquid chromatography
=750  \2$aChromatography, High Pressure Liquid$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002851

=LDR  00539cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362371902441
=005  20120730163236.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85060671 
=035  \\$aBZR0577NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aRM237.6
=150  \\$aHigh-fiber diet
=450  \\$aFiber deficiency diseases$xDiet therapy
=450  \\$aHigh-residue diet
=550  \\$wg$aDiet in disease
=550  \\$wg$aFiber in human nutrition
=550  \\$aFiber deficiency diseases
=750  \2$aDietary Fiber$5IEN$0(DNLM)D004043

=LDR  00534cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362372002441
=005  20070424091116.0
=008  860211||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85060667 
=035  \\$aBZR0573NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQP99.3.H53
=150  \\$aHigh density lipoproteins
=450  \\$aAlpha lipoproteins
=450  \\$aHDL (Lipoproteins)
=450  \\$aLipoproteins, HDL
=550  \\$wg$aBlood lipoproteins
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Lipoproteins, HDL)
=750  \2$aLipoproteins, HDL$0(DNLM)D008075$5IEN

=LDR  00496cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362372102441
=005  20120730163236.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85060616 
=035  \\$aBZR0522NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQK495.J85$cBotany
=053  \0$aSD397.H6$cForestry
=150  \\$aHickories
=450  \\$aCarya
=450  \\$wnne$aHickory
=450  \\$aHickory trees
=450  \\$aHicoria
=550  \\$wg$aJuglandaceae
=750  \2$aCarya$5IEN$0(DNLM)D031325

=LDR  00589cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880362372202441
=005  20120730163236.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85060608 
=035  \\$aBZR0514NU
=035  \\$ash 85060608
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aHiccups
=450  \\$aHiccoughing
=450  \\$aHiccoughs
=450  \\$aHiccuping
=450  \\$aHiccupping
=450  \\$aSingultus
=550  \\$wg$aSpasms
=550  \\$wg$aSymptoms
=670  \\$aWeb. 3$b(hiccup or hiccough; hiccuping also hiccupping, hiccoughing)
=750  \2$aHiccup$5IEN$0(DNLM)D006606

=LDR  00399cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362372302441
=005  20120730163236.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85060602 
=035  \\$aBZR0508LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQK495.M27$cBotany
=053  \0$aSB413.H6$cOrnamental plants
=150  \\$aHibiscus
=550  \\$wg$aMalvaceae
=750  \2$aHibiscus$5IEN$0(DNLM)D031584

=LDR  00540cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362372402441
=005  20120730163236.0
=008  920103||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85060601 
=035  \\$aBZR0507NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQL755
=150  \\$aHibernation
=360  \\$isubdivision$aHibernation$iunder individual animals, e.g.$aFishes--Hibernation
=550  \\$wg$aAnimals$xWintering
=550  \\$wg$aDormancy (Biology)
=550  \\$wg$aSleep behavior in animals
=750  \2$aHibernation$5IEN$0(DNLM)D006605

=LDR  00478cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362372502441
=005  20120730163236.0
=008  940404i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85060595 
=035  \\$aBZR0501NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aHiatal hernia
=450  \\$aEsophageal hernia
=450  \\$aHiatus hernia
=550  \\$wg$aDiaphragmatic hernia
=670  \\$aRandom House$b(hiatus hernia, also hiatal hernia)
=750  \2$aHernia, Hiatal$5IEN$0(DNLM)D006551

=LDR  00457cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362372602441
=005  20120730163236.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85060587 
=035  \\$aBZR0493NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQP702.H$cAnimal biochemistry
=150  \\$aHexose phosphates
=450  \\$aHexosephosphates$5IEN
=550  \\$wg$aSugar phosphates
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/5/90
=750  \2$aHexosephosphates$5IEN$0(DNLM)D006600

=LDR  00626cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362372702441
=005  20120730163235.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85060586 
=035  \\$aBZR0492NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dCoU-DA
=150  \\$aHexane
=450  \\$aIsohexane
=550  \\$wg$aAlkanes
=670  \\$aToxicological profile for hexane, 1999.
=670  \\$aMESH browser, Mar. 23, 2006$b(MeSH heading: Hexanes; entry term: Isohexanes; scope note: six-carbon saturated hydrocarbon group of the methane series; MESH tree structure showing hexane as one of the alkanes)
=750  \2$aHexanes$5IEN$0(DNLM)D006586

=LDR  00517cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362372802441
=005  20120730163235.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85060560 
=035  \\$aBZR0466NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \\$aQK495.E9$cBotany
=053  \\$aSB291.H4$cCulture
=150  \\$aHevea
=450  \\$aHevea brasiliensis
=450  \\$aPara rubber tree
=450  \\$aSiphonia ridleyana
=550  \\$wg$aEuphorbiaceae
=550  \\$wg$aRubber plants
=750  \2$aHevea$5IEN$0(DNLM)D028482

=LDR  00428cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362372902441
=005  20120730163235.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85060553 
=035  \\$aBZR0459NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQK495.S3$cBotany
=053  \0$aSB413.H52$cOrnamental plants
=150  \\$aHeuchera
=450  \\$aAlumroot
=550  \\$wg$aSaxifragaceae
=750  \2$aHeuchera$5IEN$0(DNLM)D031996

=LDR  00650cz  a2200253n  4500
=001  9880362373002441
=005  20120730163235.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85060546 
=035  \\$aBZR0452NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQH421$cBiology
=053  \\$aS494$cBreeding
=053  \\$aSB123$cPlant breeding
=053  \\$aSF105$cAnimal breeding
=150  \\$aHeterosis
=450  \\$aHybrid vigor
=550  \\$wg$aBreeding
=550  \\$wg$aFertility
=550  \\$wg$aGrowth
=550  \\$wg$aGrowth (Plants)
=550  \\$wg$aHybridization
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/5/90
=750  \2$aHybrid Vigor$5IEN$0(DNLM)D006823

=LDR  00698cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880362373102441
=005  20120730163235.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85060525 
=035  \\$aBZR0431NU
=035  \\$ash 85060525
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aQD399$bQD406
=150  \\$aHeterocyclic compounds
=450  \\$aCycloids, Mixed (Chemistry)
=450  \\$aHeteroatomic compounds
=450  \\$aHeterocycles
=450  \\$aMixed cycloids (Chemistry)
=550  \\$wg$aOrganic cyclic compounds
=670  \\$aHackh chem. dict.$b(hetero atom: a heterocyclic atom; i.e. any atom, other than carbon in an atomic ring)
=750  \2$aHeterocyclic Compounds$5IEN$0(DNLM)D006571

=LDR  00357cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362373202441
=005  20080520092402.0
=008  860211|n\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85060524 
=035  \\$aBZR0430NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQH599
=150  \\$aHeterochromatin
=550  \\$wg$aChromatin
=750  \2$aHeterochromatin$0(DNLM)D006570$5IEN

=LDR  00408cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362373302441
=005  20120730163235.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85060491 
=035  \\$aBZR0397NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aHesperidin
=550  \\$wg$aBioflavonoids
=681  \\$iExample under$aBioflavonoids
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/5/90
=750  \2$aHesperidin$5IEN$0(DNLM)D006569

=LDR  00399cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362373402441
=005  20120730163235.0
=008  940406i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85060462 
=035  \\$aBZR0368NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQR400$bQR400.2
=150  \\$aHerpesviruses
=450  \\$aHerpesviridae
=550  \\$wg$aDNA viruses
=750  \2$aHerpesviridae$5IEN$0(DNLM)D006564

=LDR  00378cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362373502441
=005  20120730163235.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85060461 
=035  \\$aBZR0367LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQR189.5.H48
=150  \\$aHerpesvirus vaccines
=550  \\$wg$aViral vaccines
=750  \2$aHerpesvirus Vaccines$5IEN$0(DNLM)D022283

=LDR  00444cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362373602441
=005  20120730163235.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85060460 
=035  \\$aBZR0366NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aSF809.H47
=150  \\$aHerpesvirus diseases in animals
=550  \\$wg$aVeterinary virology
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/5/90
=750  \2$aHerpesviridae Infections$xveterinary$5IEN$0(DNLM)D006566Q000662

=LDR  00756cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362373702441
=005  20120730163235.0
=008  871218i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85060459 
=035  \\$a(OCoLC)02069086
=035  \\$aBZR0365NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQR201.H48$cMicrobiology
=150  \\$aHerpesvirus diseases
=450  \\$wnne$aHerpes
=450  \\$aHerpesvirus infections
=550  \\$wg$aVirus diseases
=670  \\$aInternational Conference of Immunobiology and Prophylaxis of Human Herpesvirus Infections (4th : 1989 : Fukuoka-shi, Japan). Immunobiology and prophylaxis of human herpesvirus infections, c1990.
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Herpesvirus Infections)
=750  \2$aHerpesviridae Infections$5IEN$0(DNLM)D006566

=LDR  01099cz  a2200265n  4500
=001  9880362373802441
=005  20120730163235.0
=008  940406i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85060456 
=035  \\$aBZR0362NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aRC147.H6
=150  \\$aShingles (Disease)
=450  \\$aAcute posterior ganglionitis
=450  \\$aGanglionitis, Acute posterior
=450  \\$wnne$aHerpes zoster
=450  \\$aPosterior ganglionitis, Acute
=450  \\$aZona (Disease)
=450  \\$aZoster (Disease)
=550  \\$wg$aHerpesvirus diseases
=670  \\$aRandom House$b(shingles. Pathol. a disease caused by the varicella-zoster virus, esp. by reactivated virus in an older person, characterized by skin eruptions and pain along the course of involved sensory nerves. Also called herpes zoster.)
=670  \\$aAcad. Am. encyc.$b(shingles)
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Herpes zoster x Shingles x Zona x Zoster)
=670  \\$aDorland's med. dict.$b(herpes zoster. Called also acute posterior ganglionitis, shingles, zoster, and zona)
=750  \2$aHerpes Zoster$5IEN$0(DNLM)D006562

=LDR  00584cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362373902441
=005  20120730163234.0
=008  920330i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85060455 
=035  \\$aBZR0361NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQR400.2.H47
=150  \\$aHerpes simplex virus
=450  \\$aHerpesvirus hominis
=450  \\$aHSV (Virus)
=450  \\$aSimplexvirus$5IEN
=550  \\$wg$aHerpesviruses
=670  \\$aLC data base, 12/6/91$b(HSV)
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Herpesvirus hominis x Herpes simplex virus)
=750  \2$aSimplexvirus$5IEN$0(DNLM)D018139

=LDR  00410cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362374002441
=005  20120730163234.0
=008  940406i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85060454 
=035  \\$aBZR0360NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRC147.H6
=150  \\$aHerpes simplex
=550  \\$wg$aHerpesvirus diseases
=550  \\$wg$aSkin$xInfections
=750  \2$aHerpes Simplex$5IEN$0(DNLM)D006561

=LDR  00618cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880362374102441
=005  20120730163234.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85060453 
=035  \\$aBZR0359NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRA644.H45$cPublic health
=053  \\$aRC203.H45$cInternal medicine
=150  \\$aHerpes genitalis
=450  \\$aGenital herpes
=450  \\$aHerpes progenitalis
=450  \\$aHerpes simplex, Genital
=550  \\$wg$aHerpes simplex
=550  \\$wg$aSexually transmitted diseases
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/5/90
=750  \2$aHerpes Genitalis$5IEN$0(DNLM)D006558

=LDR  00589cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362374202441
=005  20120730163234.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85060445 
=035  \\$aBZR0351NU
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh 85060445
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aHV5822.H4$cSocial aspects
=053  \0$aRC568.H4$cMedicine
=150  \\$aHeroin abuse
=450  \\$aHeroin addiction
=450  \\$wnne$aHeroin habit
=550  \\$wg$aDrug abuse
=670  \\$aLC database, Feb. 24, 2005$b(heroin abuse; heroin addiction)
=750  \2$aHeroin Dependence$5IEN$0(DNLM)D006556

=LDR  00523cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362374302441
=005  20120730163234.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85060444 
=035  \\$aBZR0350NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \0$aHV5822.H4$cSocial pathology
=053  \0$aRM666.H35$cPharmacology
=150  \\$aHeroin
=450  \\$aAcetomorphine
=450  \\$aDiacetylmorphine
=450  \\$aDiamorphine
=450  \\$aDimorphine
=550  \\$wg$aMorphine
=750  \2$aHeroin$5IEN$0(DNLM)D003932

=LDR  00407cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362374402441
=005  20120730163612.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85093474 
=035  \\$aBZU3380NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aNutrition surveys
=450  \\$aDiet surveys
=450  \\$aFood consumption surveys
=550  \\$wg$aSurveys
=750  \2$aNutrition Surveys$5IEN$0(DNLM)D009749

=LDR  00554cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362374502441
=005  20190306172633.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85093473
=035  \\$aBZU3379NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aTX359$bTX360
=150  \\$aNutrition policy
=450  \\$aFood policy
=450  \\$aFood$xGovernment policy
=450  \\$aNutrition and state
=450  \\$aNutrition$xGovernment policy
=450  \\$aState and nutrition
=550  \\$wg$aSocial policy
=750  \2$aNutrition Policy$5IEN$0(DNLM)D018673

=LDR  00492cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362374602441
=005  20120730163612.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85093471 
=035  \\$aBZU3377NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aNutrition disorders in infants
=450  \\$aInfant nutrition disorders
=550  \\$wg$aInfants$xDiseases
=550  \\$wg$aNutrition disorders in children
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/6/90
=750  \2$aInfant Nutrition Disorders$5IEN$0(DNLM)D007228

=LDR  00390cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362374702441
=005  20120730163612.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85093470 
=035  \\$aBZU3376NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \\$aRJ399.N8
=150  \\$aNutrition disorders in children
=550  \\$wg$aChildren$xDiseases
=750  \2$aChild Nutrition Disorders$5IEN$0(DNLM)D015362

=LDR  00475cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362374802441
=005  20120730163612.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85093469 
=035  \\$aBZU3375NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRA645.N87$cPublic health
=053  \\$aRC620$bRC627$cInternal medicine
=150  \\$aNutrition disorders
=450  \\$aDisorders of nutrition
=550  \\$wg$aDiseases
=750  \2$aNutrition Disorders$5IEN$0(DNLM)D009748

=LDR  00751cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880362374902441
=005  20120730163612.0
=008  060502i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85093463 
=035  \\$aBZU3369NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aNutrition$xRequirements
=360  \\$isubdivision$aNutrition--Requirements$iunder classes of persons, e.g.$aInfants--Nutrition--Requirements
=450  \\$aDietary requirements
=450  \\$aFood requirements, Dietary
=450  \\$aNeeds, Nutritional
=450  \\$aNutrient requirements
=450  \\$aNutrition requirements
=450  \\$aNutritional needs
=450  \\$aNutritional requirements
=450  \\$aRequirements, Nutritional
=750  \2$aNutritional Requirements$5IEN$0(DNLM)D009751

=LDR  00343cz  a2200133n  4500
=001  9880362375002441
=005  20080327105257.0
=008  020711||\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85093454 
=035  \\$aBZU3360NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aNutrition$xGenetic aspects
=550  \\$wg$aGenetics
=750  \2$aNutrigenomics$0(DNLM)D054647$5IEN

=LDR  00477cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362375102441
=005  20120730163612.0
=008  860211||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85093452 
=035  \\$aBZU3358NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aNutrition$xEvaluation
=450  \\$aNutritional assessment
=450  \\$aNutritional status measurement
=670  \\$aLC data base, 9/16/88.
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/16/90
=750  \2$aNutrition Assessment$5IEN$0(DNLM)D015596

=LDR  01728cz  a2200349n  4500
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=008  880208i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 88021459 
=035  \\$aCAV7479NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQL368.P52
=150  \\$aTheileria
=550  \\$wg$aTheileriidae
=750  \2$aTheileria$5IEN$0(DNLM)D016794

=LDR  00412cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362780702441
=005  20120730164200.0
=008  880208i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 88021454 
=035  \\$aCAV7474NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQL368.H87
=150  \\$aTetrahymena pyriformis
=450  \\$aTetrahymena geleii
=550  \\$wg$aTetrahymena
=750  \2$aTetrahymena Pyriformis$5IEN$0(DNLM)D013769

=LDR  00358cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362780802441
=005  20120730164200.0
=008  880208i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 88021453 
=035  \\$aCAV7473NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQL368.H87
=150  \\$aTetrahymena
=550  \\$wg$aTetrahymenidae
=750  \2$aTetrahymena$5IEN$0(DNLM)D013768

=LDR  00357cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362780902441
=005  20120730164159.0
=008  880208i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 88021429 
=035  \\$aCAV7449NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQL368.S
=150  \\$aSchizopyrenida
=550  \\$wg$aRhizopoda
=750  \2$aSchizopyrenida$5IEN$0(DNLM)D016847

=LDR  00351cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362781002441
=005  20120730164159.0
=008  880208i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 88021428 
=035  \\$aCAV7448LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \\$aQL368.C59
=150  \\$aSarcocystidae
=550  \\$wg$aCoccidia
=750  \2$aSarcocystidae$5IEN$0(DNLM)D021745

=LDR  00418cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362781102441
=005  20120730164159.0
=008  880208i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 88021423 
=035  \\$aCAV7443NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQL368.H33$cProtozoology
=150  \\$aPlasmodium vivax
=550  \\$wg$aPlasmodium
=670  \\$aMESH (Plasmodium vivax)
=750  \2$aPlasmodium vivax$5IEN$0(DNLM)D010966

=LDR  00449cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362781202441
=005  20120730164159.0
=008  880208i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 88021419 
=035  \\$aCAV7439NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQL368.H33$cProtozoology
=150  \\$aPlasmodium gallinaceum
=550  \\$wg$aPlasmodium
=670  \\$aMESH (Plasmodium gallinaceum, in chickens)
=750  \2$aPlasmodium gallinaceum$5IEN$0(DNLM)D010964

=LDR  00443cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362781302441
=005  20130405164211.0
=008  880208i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 88021417 
=035  \\$aCAV7437NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQL368.H33$cProtozoology
=150  \\$aPlasmodium cynomolgi
=550  \\$wg$aPlasmodium
=670  \\$aMESH (Plasmodium cynomolgi, in macagues)
=750  \2$aPlasmodium cynomolgi$5IEN$0(DNLM)D016789

=LDR  00541cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362781402441
=005  20120730164159.0
=008  040915i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 88021414 
=035  \\$aCAV7434NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQL368.P52$cProtozoology
=150  \\$aPiroplasmida
=450  \\$aPiroplasmia
=450  \\$aPiroplasmids
=550  \\$wg$aApicomplexa
=670  \\$aNCBI taxonomy browser, Sept. 15, 2004$b(Piroplasmida, common name: Piroplasmids, in Apicomplexa)
=750  \2$aPiroplasmida$5IEN$0(DNLM)D016792

=LDR  00365cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362781502441
=005  20050617092829.0
=008  880208i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 88021403 
=035  \\$aCAV7423LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \\$aQL368.H87
=150  \\$aParamecium caudatum
=550  \\$wg$aParamecium
=750  \2$aParamecium caudatum$0(DNLM)D048488$5IEN

=LDR  00363cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362781602441
=005  20050617092641.0
=008  880208i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 88021402 
=035  \\$aCAV7422NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \\$aQL368.H87
=150  \\$aParamecium aurelia
=550  \\$wg$aParamecium
=750  \2$aParamecium aurelia$0(DNLM)D048489$5IEN

=LDR  00352cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362781702441
=005  20100722092617.0
=008  880208i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 88021393 
=035  \\$aCAV7413LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \\$aQL368.O9
=150  \\$aOxymonadida
=550  \\$wg$aZooflagellates
=750  \2$aOxymonadida$0(DNLM)D056899$5IEN

=LDR  00417cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362781802441
=005  20010922221213.0
=008  880205i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 88021386 
=035  \\$aCAV7406NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQL368.M5
=150  \\$aNosema cuniculi
=450  \\$aEncephalitozoon cuniculi
=550  \\$wg$aNosema
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/16/90
=750  \2$aEncephalitozoon cuniculi

=LDR  00382cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362781902441
=005  20120730164159.0
=008  880205i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 88021380 
=035  \\$aCAV7400NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQL368.S
=150  \\$aNaegleria
=550  \\$wg$aVahlkampfiidae
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/13/90
=750  \2$aNaegleria$5IEN$0(DNLM)D009253

=LDR  00356cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362782002441
=005  20120730164159.0
=008  880205i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 88021374 
=035  \\$aCAV7394NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQL368.M5
=150  \\$aMicrosporida
=550  \\$wg$aMicrosporea
=750  \2$aMicrosporida$5IEN$0(DNLM)D016816

=LDR  00355cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362782102441
=005  20120730164159.0
=008  880205i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 88021373 
=035  \\$aCAV7393NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQL368.M
=150  \\$aMicrosporea
=550  \\$wg$aMicrosporidia
=750  \2$aMicrosporea$5IEN$0(DNLM)D016815

=LDR  00393cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362782202441
=005  20120730164159.0
=008  880205i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 88021360 
=035  \\$aCAV7380NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQL368.K
=150  \\$aKinetofragminophora
=450  \\$aHolotricha
=550  \\$wg$aCiliata
=750  \2$aKinetofragminophorea$5IEN$0(DNLM)D016799

=LDR  00993cz  a2200253n  4500
=001  9880362782302441
=005  20120730164159.0
=008  880205i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 88021354 
=035  \\$aCAV7374NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dWaU
=053  \0$aQL368.H95$cProtozoology
=150  \\$aHypotrichida
=450  \\$aHypotricha
=450  \\$aHypotrichia
=450  \\$aHypotrichina
=450  \\$aHypotrichorida
=450  \\$aHypotrichous ciliates
=450  \\$aHypotrichs
=550  \\$wg$aSpirotricha
=670  \\$aBerger, H. Mohograph of the Urostyloidea (Ciliophora, Hypotricha), c2006:$bp. xi (hypotrichous ciliates; Hypotricha; hypotrichs)
=670  \\$aITIS, Mar. 19, 2007$b(Order Hypotrichida, Subclass Spirotricha, Class Ciliatea, Phylum Ciliophora)
=670  \\$aNCBI taxonomy browser, Mar. 19, 2007$b(Hypotrichia. Rank: sublass. Synonyms: Hypotrichida, hypotrichs.  Class Spirotrichea, Subphylum Intramacronycleata, Ciliophora)
=750  \2$aHypotrichida$5IEN$0(DNLM)D016810

=LDR  00375cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362782402441
=005  20120730164159.0
=008  880204i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 88021331 
=035  \\$aCAV7351NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQL368.H95
=150  \\$aEuplotes
=450  \\$aPloesconia
=550  \\$wg$aEuplotidae
=750  \2$aEuplotes$5IEN$0(DNLM)D016812

=LDR  00345cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362782502441
=005  20120730164159.0
=008  880204i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 88021323 
=035  \\$aCAV7343LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \\$aQL368.C59
=150  \\$aEimeriidae
=550  \\$wg$aCoccidia
=750  \2$aEimeriidae$5IEN$0(DNLM)D021743

=LDR  00376cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362782602441
=005  20120730164159.0
=008  880203i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 88021321 
=035  \\$aCAV7341NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQL368.C59
=150  \\$aEimeria
=550  \\$wg$aEimeriidae
=690  \\$ar:AMD:6/27/90
=750  \2$aEimeria$5IEN$0(DNLM)D004539

=LDR  00385cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362782702441
=005  20120730164159.0
=008  880203i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 88021305 
=035  \\$aCAV7325NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQL368.K5
=150  \\$aCrithidia
=550  \\$wg$aTrypanosomatidae
=690  \\$ar:AMD:6/22/90
=750  \2$aCrithidia$5IEN$0(DNLM)D003421

=LDR  00387cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362782802441
=005  20120730164159.0
=008  880129i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 88021288 
=035  \\$aCAV7308NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQL368.T76
=150  \\$aBalantidium
=550  \\$wg$aBalantidiidae
=690  \\$ar:AMD:5/30/90
=750  \2$aBalantidium$5IEN$0(DNLM)D001448

=LDR  00389cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362782902441
=005  20120730164159.0
=008  880129i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 88021265 
=035  \\$aCAV7285NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQL368.A5
=150  \\$aAcanthamoeba
=550  \\$wg$aAcanthamoebidae
=690  \\$ar:AJO:8/9/90
=750  \2$aAcanthamoeba$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000048

=LDR  00335cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362783002441
=005  20060803085309.0
=008  880217i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 88021252 
=035  \\$aCAV7280LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \\$aQL430.7.U6
=150  \\$aUnio
=550  \\$wg$aUnionidae
=750  \2$aUnio$0(DNLM)D049881$5IEN

=LDR  00404cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362783102441
=005  20060602135814.0
=008  880217i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 88021197 
=035  \\$aCAV7226LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \\$aQL430.7.D8
=150  \\$aDreissena
=450  \\$aDreissensia
=450  \\$aTrichogonia
=550  \\$wg$aDreissenidae
=750  \2$aDreissena$0(DNLM)D049875$5IEN

=LDR  00354cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362783202441
=005  20060530081908.0
=008  880126i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 88021186 
=035  \\$aCAV7215LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aQL430.7.C67
=150  \\$aCorbicula
=550  \\$wg$aCorbiculidae
=750  \2$aCorbicula$0(DNLM)D049874$5IEN

=LDR  00409cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362783302441
=005  20060524131544.0
=008  880126i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 88021178 
=035  \\$aCAV7207LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \\$aQL430.7.C2
=150  \\$aCardiidae
=450  \\$aCockles (Mollusks)
=450  \\$aHeart shells
=550  \\$wg$aVeneroida
=750  \2$aCardiidae$0(DNLM)D049873$5IEN

=LDR  00343cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362783402441
=005  20060518085036.0
=008  880126i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 88021172 
=035  \\$aCAV7201LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \\$aQL430.7.U6
=150  \\$aAnodonta
=550  \\$wg$aUnionidae
=750  \2$aAnodonta$0(DNLM)D049877$5IEN

=LDR  00607cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362783502441
=005  20120730164158.0
=008  880208in\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 88000752 
=035  \\$aCAV7128NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQR201.C65
=150  \\$aCoxsackievirus infections
=450  \\$aCoxsackie virus infections
=450  \\$aCoxsackievirus diseases
=550  \\$wg$aEnterovirus diseases
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Coxsackieviruses, c1988.
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Coxsackievirus infections)
=690  \\$ar:AMD:6/22/90
=750  \2$aCoxsackievirus Infections$5IEN$0(DNLM)D003384

=LDR  00709cz  a2200241n  4500
=001  9880362783602441
=005  20120730164158.0
=008  880208i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 88000751 
=035  \\$aCAV7127NU
=035  \\$aSH 88000751
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQR201.A85$cMicrobiology
=053  \\$aRC121.A85$cInternal medicine
=150  \\$aAspergillosis
=450  \\$aAspergillus diseases
=450  \\$aAspergillus infections
=550  \\$wg$aMycoses
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Int. Symp. Topics in Mycology Aspergillus and aspergillosis, c1988.
=670  \\$aMESH.
=670  \\$aDorland's med. dict.
=670  \\$aStedman's med. dict.
=750  \2$aAspergillosis$5IEN$0(DNLM)D001228

=LDR  01092cz  a2200349n  4500
=001  9880362783702441
=005  20120730164158.0
=008  880202||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 88000662 
=035  \\$aCAV7099NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aHexachlorobenzene
=450  \\$aAnticarie
=450  \\$aBunt-cure
=450  \\$aBunt-no-more
=450  \\$aHCB (Chemical)
=450  \\$aJulin's carbon chloride
=450  \\$aPerchlorobenzene
=550  \\$wg$aBenzene
=550  \\$wg$aFungicides
=550  \\$wg$aOrganochlorine compounds
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Hexachlorobenzene, 1986.
=670  \\$aMerck$b(hexachlorobenzene, perchlorobenzene, anticarie, bunt-cure, bunt-no-more, Julin's carbon chloride)
=670  \\$aMcGraw-Hill dict. chem.$b(hexachlorobenzene, perchlorobenzene)
=670  \\$aHawley chem. dict.$b(hexachlorobenzene, perchlorobenzene)
=670  \\$aHackh chem. dict.
=670  \\$aMESH.
=670  \\$aASTI.
=670  \\$aChem. abst.
=675  \\$aHennepin;$aWeb. 3
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/5/90
=750  \2$aHexachlorobenzene$5IEN$0(DNLM)D006581

=LDR  00577cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362783802441
=005  20120730164158.0
=008  880201i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 88000636 
=035  \\$aCAV7078NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aBlood-vessels$xDilatation
=450  \\$aVasodilatation
=450  \\$aVasodilation
=550  \\$aVasodilators
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Vanhoutte, P.M. Vasodilatation, c1988.
=670  \\$aRandom House$b(Vasodilatation)
=670  \\$aIntl. dict. med. biol.$b(Vasodilatation)
=750  \2$aVasodilation$5IEN$0(DNLM)D014664

=LDR  00669cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362783902441
=005  20120730164158.0
=008  000825i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 88000619 
=035  \\$aCAV7064NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aRJ416.H63
=150  \\$aHodgkin's disease in children
=550  \\$wg$aCancer in children
=550  \\$wg$aLymphomas in children
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Hodgkin's disease in children, c1988.
=750  \2$81$wb$aHodgkin Disease$5IEN$0(DNLM)D006689
=750  \2$81$wb$aChild$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002648
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aHodgkin Disease$iand$aChild$5IEN

=LDR  01267cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880362784002441
=005  20120730164158.0
=008  880128i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 88000579 
=035  \\$aCAV7028NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=150  \\$aSentinel health events
=450  \\$aEvents, Sentinel health
=450  \\$aHealth events, Sentinel
=450  \\$aSentinel events (Public health)
=450  \\$aSentinel surveillance$5IEN
=550  \\$wg$aHealth status indicators
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Measuring avoidable deaths and diseases in New York State, 1988$b(sentinel health events; sentinel events; "defined by the Working Group on Preventable and Manageable Diseases, under the leadership of the late Dr. David Rutstein of Harvard Medical School.")
=675  \\$aMESH;$aMosby's med. nurs. dict.;$aWeb. med. dict.;$aStedman's med. dict.;$aDorland's med. dict.;$aGould's med. dict.;$aMed. word finder;$aMaxcy-Rosenau;$aSlee health care terms;$aHosp. admin. term.;$aEnyc. dict. med.
=680  \\$iHere are entered works on an index of potentially avoidable diseases, disabilities, and deaths occurring in a population and related to special circumstances, or to specific risks, exposures, or hazards.
=750  \2$aSentinel Surveillance$5IEN$0(DNLM)D018571

=LDR  00698cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362784102441
=005  20120730164158.0
=008  880128|n\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 88000578 
=035  \\$aCAV7027NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \\$aQP752.L52
=150  \\$aLipoxins
=550  \\$wg$aArachidonic acid
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Lipoxins, c1988$b("a new class of lipid-derived oxygenation products, discovered in 1984, which can originate from either arachidonic acid or eicosapentaenoic acid within various cells or during cell-cell internations.")
=675  \\$aMESH;$aNIH;$aMerck;$aGoodman & Gilman's Pharmacol. basis therapeutics;$aChem. abstr.
=750  \2$aLipoxins$5IEN$0(DNLM)D044045

=LDR  00865cz  a2200241n  4500
=001  9880362784202441
=005  20120730164158.0
=008  920803i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 88000506 
=035  \\$aCAV6974NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQP519.9.A37
=150  \\$aAffinity labeling
=360  \\$isubdivision$aAffinity labeling$iunder individual chemicals and groups of chemicals, e.g.$aInsulin--Affinity labeling
=450  \\$aLabeling, Affinity
=550  \\$wg$aAnalytical biochemistry
=550  \\$aMolecular probes
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Knorre, D.G. Affinity modification of biopolymers, 1988.
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Affinity labels)
=670  \\$aNIH$b(Chemistry, Analytical methods, Affinity labeling)
=670  \\$aStenesh dict. biochem.
=670  \\$aMcGraw-Hill dict. sci. tech.
=750  \2$aAffinity labels$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000345

=LDR  00652cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362784302441
=005  20201118174045.0
=008  880121i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 88000379
=035  \\$aCAV6894LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aQL444.M33
=150  \\$aCrangonidae
=550  \\$wg$aDecapoda (Crustacea)
=550  \\$wg$aShrimps
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Dardeu, M.R. Crangonid shrimps (Crustacea, Caridea), with a description of a new species of Pontocaris, 1983.
=670  \\$aKaestner invert. zoo.:$bv. 3, p. 318.
=670  \\$aWeb. 3.
=670  \\$aSyn. liv. org.:$bv. 2, p. 304.
=750  \2$aCrangonidae$5IEN$0(DNLM)D033501

=LDR  00844cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880362784402441
=005  20120730164141.0
=008  870416i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 87002388 
=035  \\$aCAT5451NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aCD-I technology
=450  \\$aCDI technology
=450  \\$aCompact disc interactive technology
=450  \\$aCompact disk interactive technology
=450  \\$aTechnology, CD-I
=550  \\$wg$aCompact discs
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Business Strategy Conf. (1987 : San Fran., Calif.). CDI, c1986:$bCIP t.p. (CDI) pub. info. (compact disc interactive) Table of contents (CD-I)
=670  \\$aCD ROM markets, c1986:$bpp. 3, 4, 6, etc. (CD-I)
=675  \\$aASTI;$aBDNE2;$a9000 words;$aMcGraw-Hill dict. sci. tech.;$aMcGraw-Hill encyc. sci. tech.;$aIAC
=750  \2$aCD-I$5IEN-M$0(DNLM)D019034

=LDR  00714cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880362784502441
=005  20120730164141.0
=008  870415i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 87002381 
=035  \\$aCAT5444NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRM330
=150  \\$aCentral nervous system depressants
=450  \\$aCNS depressants
=450  \\$aDepressants, Central nervous system
=550  \\$wg$aNeuropsychopharmacology
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Toxicology of CNS depressants, 1987.
=670  \\$aMESH.
=670  \\$aGoodman. The Pharmacologic Basis of Therapeutics, 1985:$bpp. 339-371 (genrl. discussion)
=690  \\$ar:AMD:6/19/90
=750  \2$aCentral Nervous System Depressants$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002492

=LDR  00471cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362784602441
=005  20120730164141.0
=008  870414||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 87002364 
=035  \\$aCAT5428NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aC-peptide
=450  \\$aConnecting peptide
=550  \\$wg$aPeptides
=550  \\$wg$aProinsulin
=670  \\$aMESH$b(C-peptide x Connecting peptide)
=690  \\$ar:AMD:6/7/90
=750  \2$aC-Peptide$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002096

=LDR  00533cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362784702441
=005  20120730164141.0
=008  870414i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 87002351 
=035  \\$aCAT5415LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \\$aQK495.H88
=150  \\$aHydrophyllaceae
=550  \\$wg$aTubiflorae
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Barroso, L.J. Considera�c�oes s�obre a fam�ilia Hydrophyllaceae, 1945.
=670  \\$aWeb. 3.
=670  \\$aEngler Syl. Pflanz.:$bp. 430.
=750  \2$aHydrophyllaceae$5IEN$0(DNLM)D029522

=LDR  00597cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362784802441
=005  20120730164141.0
=008  870414i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 87002334 $zsh 88022875 
=035  \\$aCAT5400NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQK495.L42$cBotany
=150  \\$aLecythidaceae
=550  \\$wg$aMyrtales
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Mori, S.A. The Lecythidaceae of a lowland neotropical forest, c1987.
=670  \\$aOld catalog heading$b(Lecythidaceae)
=670  \\$aWeb. 3.
=670  \\$aEngler Syl. Pflanz.:$bp. 353.
=750  \2$aLecythidaceae$5IEN$0(DNLM)D031381

=LDR  00712cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362784902441
=005  20120730164141.0
=008  870413||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 87002299 
=035  \\$aCAT5365NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aNeovascularization
=450  \\$aAngiogenesis
=550  \\$wg$aBlood-vessels$xGrowth
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Ocular circulation and neovascularization, 1987.
=670  \\$aMESH.
=675  \\$aDorland's med. dict.;$aStedman's med. dict.;$aNIH;$aBest and Taylor's Physiol. basis of med. practice;$aSodeman's Pathologic physiology
=750  \2$aNeovascularization, Pathologic$5IEN$0(DNLM)D009389
=750  \2$aNeovascularization, Physiologic$5IEN$0(DNLM)D018919

=LDR  00920cz  a2200289n  4500
=001  9880362785002441
=005  20120730164141.0
=008  870413i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 87002283 
=035  \\$aCAT5350NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aRM666.D583$cPharmacology
=150  \\$aDisulfiram
=450  \\$aAntabuse (Registered trademark)$5IEN
=450  \\$aAntabuse (Trademark)
=450  \\$aBisdiethylthiocarbamoyl disulphide
=450  \\$aEthyldithiurame
=450  \\$aTetraethylthiuram disulphide
=550  \\$wg$aDiethyldithiocarbamate
=550  \\$wg$aEnzyme inhibitors
=670  \\$aWork cat.: McNichol, R.W. Disulfiram, c1987.
=670  \\$aMerck Index.
=670  \\$aPhysicians Desk Reference.
=670  \\$aMESH.
=670  \\$aOcat heading$b(Bisdiethylthiocarbamoyl disulphide)
=670  \\$aUSAN/USP$b(Disulfiram, Antabuse (Wyeth-Ayerst))
=750  \2$aDisulfiram$5IEN$0(DNLM)D004221

=LDR  00898cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880362785102441
=005  20040820140117.0
=008  870413i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 87002271 
=035  \\$aCAT5339LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \\$aQK569.S32
=150  \\$aScenedesmus
=450  \\$aScenodesmus
=550  \\$wg$aScenedesmaceae
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Groba, J. Okre�slenie wp�ywu insektycyd�ow fosforoorganicznych na intensywno�s�c fotosyntezy glon�ow, 1979.
=670  \\$aInd. nom. gen. (plant.):$bp. 1564 (Scenodesmus)
=670  \\$aBold algae:$bp. 146.
=670  \\$aGreeson, P.E. An annotated key to the identification of commonly occurring and dominant genera of algae observed in the phytoplankton of the United States:$bp. 42.
=670  \\$aOld catalog heading$b(Scenedesmus)
=670  \\$aLC data base, 4/6/87.
=750  \2$aScenedesmus$0(DNLM)D044444$5IEN

=LDR  00718cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880362785302441
=005  20120730164141.0
=008  870401||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 87001978 
=035  \\$aCAT5059NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aGlucosinolates
=550  \\$wg$aGlucosides
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Glucosinolates in rapeseeds, 1987.
=670  \\$aOld catalog heading$b(Glucosinolates)
=670  \\$aChem. abstr.$b(see Glycosides, glucosinolates)
=670  \\$aMESH.
=670  \\$aBiol. & agr. index$b(Glucosinolates)
=675  \\$aASTI;$aHackh chem. dict.;$aHawley chem. dict.;$aMcGraw-Hill dict. sci. tech.;$aMerck
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/2/90
=750  \2$aGlucosinolates$5IEN$0(DNLM)D005961

=LDR  00579cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362785402441
=005  20120730164141.0
=008  920204||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 87001973 
=035  \\$aCAT5054NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aPyrophosphates
=450  \\$aDiphosphates
=550  \\$wg$aPolyphosphates
=670  \\$aASTI.
=670  \\$aNIH$b(Phosphates; Pyrophosphates)
=670  \\$aWeb. 3.
=670  \\$aOld catalog heading.
=670  \\$aChem. abst. index guide$b(Pyrophosphates, see Diphosphates)
=750  \2$aDiphosphates$5IEN$0(DNLM)D011756

=LDR  01180cz  a2200349n  4500
=001  9880362785502441
=005  20120730164141.0
=008  870401||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 87001972 
=035  \\$aCAT5053NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aThiamin pyrophosphate
=450  \\$aCocarboxylase
=450  \\$aDiphosphothiamin
=450  \\$aDiphosphothiamine
=450  \\$aPhosphorylated thiamin
=450  \\$aPhosphorylated thiamine
=450  \\$aThiamin diphosphate
=450  \\$aThiamine diphosphate
=450  \\$aThiamine pyrophosphate
=450  \\$aTPP (Coenzyme)
=550  \\$wg$aCoenzymes
=550  \\$wg$aPyrophosphates
=550  \\$wg$aVitamin B1
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Thiamin pyrophosphate biochemistry, 1988.
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Thiamine pyrophosphate)
=670  \\$aDorland's med. dict.$b(Thiamine pyrophosphate)
=670  \\$aStedman's med. dict.$b(Thiamin pyrophosphate; TPP)
=670  \\$aEnzyme Nomenclature, 1984$b(Thiamin ...)
=670  \\$aTextbook of Biochem., 2nd ed., 1986:$bpp. 973-975 (Thiamine pyrophosphate)
=670  \\$aNIH$b(Vitamins, Thiamin pyrophosphate)
=750  \2$aThiamine Pyrophosphate$5IEN$0(DNLM)D013835

=LDR  00645cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880362785602441
=005  20120730164140.0
=008  870401i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 87001954 
=035  \\$aCAT5035NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRC866.D43
=150  \\$aDefecation disorders
=450  \\$aDisordered defecation
=450  \\$aDisorders, Defecation
=550  \\$wg$aProctology
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Disordered defaecation, 1987.
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Defecation)
=675  \\$aDorland's med. dict.;$aNIH;$aCecil's textbook of medicine;$aHennepin
=690  \\$ar:AMD:6/25/90
=750  \2$aDefecation$5IEN$0(DNLM)D003672

=LDR  00785cz  a2200241n  4500
=001  9880362785702441
=005  20120730164140.0
=008  870331i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 87001932 
=035  \\$aCAT5014LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aQK495.E9$cBotany
=053  \\$aSB211.M29$cRoot crops
=053  \\$aSB291.M$cRubber plants
=150  \\$aManihot
=550  \\$wg$aEuphorbiaceae
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Zehntner, L. Estudos sovre as mani�cobas do estado da Bahia, em rela�c�ao ao problema da seca, 1982$b(Manihot)
=670  \\$aOld catalog heading$b(Manihot)
=670  \\$aWeb. 3:$bp. 1376.
=670  \\$aHortus 3:$bp. 712.
=670  \\$aInd. nom. gen. (plant):$bp. 1038.
=670  \\$aEngler Syllabus:$bp. 259.
=750  \2$aManihot$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002365

=LDR  01143cz  a2200289n  4500
=001  9880362785802441
=005  20120730164140.0
=008  000607i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 87001925 $zsh 88022521 
=035  \\$aCAT5009LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dWaU$dDLC
=053  \0$aQK495.R215$cBotany
=053  \0$aSB413.M64$cOrnamental plants
=150  \\$aMonkshoods
=450  \\$aAconites (Plants)
=450  \\$wnne$aAconitum
=450  \\$aMonkshood
=550  \\$wg$aRanunculaceae
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Gorelova, A.P. Introduktsi�i�a akonitov v Subarktiku, 1986.
=670  \\$aWeb. 3$b(Aconite; Aconitum; monkshood)
=670  \\$aHortus 3.
=670  \\$aWyman's Gardening Encyc.
=670  \\$aIntegrated Taxon. Info. System, June 8, 2000$b(Aconitum. Common name: monkshood. Family Ranunculaceae)
=670  \\$aGRIN taxonomy, via WWW, June 8, 2000$b(Aconitum. Family: Ranunculaceae. Common name: aconite, monkshood)
=670  \\$aPLANTS database, via WWW, June 8, 2000$b(Aconitum. Common name: monkshood)
=670  \\$aEncarta world Eng. dict.$b(monkshood: plural -hood or -hoods)
=750  \2$aAconitum$5IEN$0(DNLM)D031841

=LDR  00829cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362785902441
=005  20120730164140.0
=008  870330i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 87001905 
=035  \\$aCAT4989NU
=035  \\$ash 87001905
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aObservation (Scientific method)
=360  \\$isubdivision$aObservations$iunder scientific headings for works consisting of numerical data obtained by the observation of natural phenomena or for discussions on the processing and use of these data, e.g.$aAstronomy--Observations
=550  \\$wg$aScience$xMethodology
=670  \\$aWeb. 3$b(Observation, def. 4a.: an act of recognizing or noting some fact or occurrence (as in nature) often involving the measurement of some magnitude with suitable instruments)
=750  \2$aObservation$5IEN$0(DNLM)D019370

=LDR  00952cz  a2200253n  4500
=001  9880362786002441
=005  20120730164140.0
=008  870330i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 87001886 
=035  \\$aCAT4973NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRC514
=150  \\$aParanoid schizophrenia
=450  \\$aSchizophrenia, Paranoid
=550  \\$wg$aSchizophrenia
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Kytle, E. The voices of Robby Wilde, c1987.
=670  \\$aDSM III$b(type of schizophrenia dominated by one or more of following: persecutory delusions, grandiose delusions, delusional jealousy, hallucinations w/ persecutory or grandiose content)
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Schizophrenia, Paranoid)
=670  \\$aDorland's med. dict.
=670  \\$aGould's med. dict.
=670  \\$aStedman's med. dict.
=670  \\$aCampbell psych. dict.
=670  \\$aKaplan Psych.$b(Schizophrenia, Paranoid symptoms)
=750  \2$aSchizophrenia, Paranoid$5IEN$0(DNLM)D012563

=LDR  00674cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362786102441
=005  20120730164140.0
=008  920523i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 87001842 
=035  \\$aCAT4934NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRG580.P35
=150  \\$aParasitic diseases in pregnancy
=550  \\$wg$aPregnancy$xComplications
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Parasitic infections of pregnancy and the newborn, 1987.
=750  \2$81$wb$aParasitic Diseases$5IEN$0(DNLM)D010272
=750  \2$81$wb$aPregnancy$5IEN$0(DNLM)D011247
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aParasitic Diseases$iand$aPregnancy$5IEN

=LDR  01211cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362786202441
=005  20120730164140.0
=008  870325i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 87001839 
=035  \\$aCAT4931NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aIloprost
=450  \\$aZK 36374 (Drug)
=550  \\$wg$aProstacyclin$xDerivatives
=670  \\$aWork cat.: International Workshop on Iloprost (1st : 1985 : Bad Kissingen, Germany). Prostacyclin and its stable analogue, Iloprost, c1986.
=670  \\$aBaldus, B. "Iloprost improves the filtrability ..." 4th European conference on clinical haemorheology, Siena, 1985:$bAbstract no. 263.
=670  \\$ade Langen, C.D.J. "Sustained protection by Iloprost of the porcine heart ..." J. Cardiovasc. Pharmacol.:$bv. 7, pp. 924-928.
=670  \\$aSchilinger, E. "Basic pharmacological aspects of Iloprost. " in Iloprost (ZK36374)... Scientific symposium, July 1984, D�usseldorf, 1985:$bpp. 11-15.
=675  \\$aNIH;$aDorland's med. dict.;$aGould's med. dict.;$aStedman's med. dict.;$aAm. Drug Ind.;$aChem. Abst.;$aPharm. chem. syn.;$aKatzung's pharmacol.;$aUSAN/USP;$aMerck;$aA Ph A Drug names;$aBrit. pharmacopoeia
=750  \2$aIloprost$5IEN$0(DNLM)D016285

=LDR  00764cz  a2200265n  4500
=001  9880362786302441
=005  20120730164140.0
=008  870325||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 87001831 
=035  \\$aCAT4927NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aIsoniazid
=450  \\$aINH (Drug)
=450  \\$aIsonicotinic acid hydrazide
=450  \\$aPyridinecarboxylic acid hydrazide
=550  \\$wg$aAntitubercular agents
=550  \\$wg$aHydrazine
=550  \\$wg$aIsonicotinic acid
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Weber, W.W. The acetylator genes and drug responses, 1988.
=670  \\$aMESH.
=670  \\$aDorland's med. dict.
=670  \\$aStedman's med. dict.
=670  \\$aUSAN/USP.
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/9/90
=750  \2$aIsoniazid$5IEN$0(DNLM)D007538

=LDR  01131cz  a2200277n  4500
=001  9880362786402441
=005  20120730164140.0
=008  050216i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 87001693 
=035  \\$aCAT4850NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aHQ778.6
=150  \\$aSchool-age child care
=450  \\$aAfter-school day care
=450  \\$aAfterschool day care
=450  \\$aDay care, School-age
=450  \\$aSchool-age day care
=550  \\$wg$aChild care
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Bender, J. Half a childhood : time for school-age child care.
=670  \\$aLC data base, 3/10/87.
=670  \\$aERIC$b(School age day care)
=670  \\$aWWW, Feb. 23, 2005$b(after school; after-school; afterschool)
=675  \\$aHennepin
=680  \\$iHere are entered works on the care of school-age children before or after the school day. Works on programs to keep school-age children constructively occupied after school with educational activities ranging from recreational to academic are entered under$aAfter-school programs.
=681  \\$iNote under$aAfter-school programs
=750  \2$aChild Care$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002654

=LDR  00865cz  a2200265n  4500
=001  9880362786502441
=005  20060712083509.0
=008  870319||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 87001690 
=035  \\$aCAT4847NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQP606.R53
=150  \\$aRNA polymerases
=450  \\$aDNA-dependent RNA polymerases
=450  \\$aDNA-directed RNA polymerases
=450  \\$aPolymerases, RNA
=450  \\$aRibonucleate nucleotidyltransferases
=450  \\$aRNA nucleotidyltransferases
=550  \\$wg$aTransferases
=670  \\$aWork cat.: RNA polymerases and the regulation of transcription: procs. of the 16th Steenbock Symp., c1987.
=670  \\$aMESH.
=670  \\$aDorland's med. dict.
=670  \\$aStedman's med. dict.
=670  \\$aEnzyme Nomenclature, 1984.
=750  \2$aDNA-Directed RNA Polymerases$0(DNLM)D012321$5IEN

=LDR  00810cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880362786602441
=005  20130404112105.0
=008  870317i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 87001587 
=035  \\$aCAT4788NU
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh 87001587
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aRC953.8.P58
=150  \\$aPhysical therapy for older people
=450  \\$aGeriatric physical therapy
=450  \\$wnne$aPhysical therapy for the aged
=550  \\$wg$aOlder people$xDiseases$xTreatment
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Therapeutic considerations for the elderly, 1987.
=750  \2$81$wb$aPhysical Therapy Modalities$5IEN$0(DNLM)D026741
=750  \2$81$wb$aAged$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000368
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aPhysical Therapy Modalities$iand$aAged$5IEN

=LDR  00574cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362786702441
=005  20100313170049.0
=008  870304in\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 87001333 
=035  \\$aCAT4669NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=150  \\$aRecessions
=550  \\$wg$aBusiness cycles
=550  \\$aDepressions
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Economic recession and specific population groups, 1986.
=670  \\$aWeb. 3.
=670  \\$aDict. of Business and Economics.
=670  \\$aMcGraw-Hill Dict. of Modern Economics.
=750  \2$aEconomic Recession$0(DNLM)D057172$5IEN

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=010  \\$ash 87001256 
=035  \\$aCAT4650NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aQL37.R666
=150  \\$aPhodopus
=550  \\$wg$aHamsters
=550  \\$wg$aMuridae
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Bergmann, M. Photoperiod and testicular function in Phodopus sungorus, c1987.
=670  \\$aWalker mam. world:$bp. 815.
=670  \\$aCorbet, G.B. A World list of mammalian species:$bp. 175.
=670  \\$aMammal species of the world:$bp. 455.
=675  \\$aWeb. 3
=750  \2$aPhodopus$5IEN$0(DNLM)D017111

=LDR  01012cz  a2200265n  4500
=001  9880362786902441
=005  20120730164139.0
=008  870227i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 87001199 
=035  \\$aCAT4644NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aOmega-3 fatty acids
=450  \\$aFatty acids, Omega-3$5IEN
=450  \\$aN-3 fatty acids
=450  \\$aOmega-3 EFA
=450  \\$aOmega-3 essential fatty acids
=550  \\$wg$aUnsaturated fatty acids
=550  \\$aHigh-omega-3 fatty acid diet
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Niazi, S.K. The omega connection, 1987.
=670  \\$aParade magazine, Nov. 9, 1986: p. 13$b(Omega-3 and your heart)
=670  \\$aHealth magazine, March '87$b(Omega-3 cookery)
=670  \\$aRudin, D.O. The Omega-3 phenomenon: the nutritional breakthrough of the '80s, 1987.
=670  \\$aElinsky, S.E. Innovations in cooking, c1987$b(a group of fatty acids called Omega-3 or N-3)
=675  \\$aFood for health, 1986;$aMESH
=750  \2$aFatty Acids, Omega-3$5IEN$0(DNLM)D015525

=LDR  00921cz  a2200277n  4500
=001  9880362787002441
=005  20120730164139.0
=008  870226i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 87001148 
=035  \\$aCAT4636NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQP108.5.C4
=150  \\$aCerebral circulation
=450  \\$aBrain$xCirculation
=450  \\$aCerebral blood flow
=450  \\$aCerebrovascular circulation
=450  \\$aCirculation, Cerebral
=550  \\$wg$aBlood$xCirculation
=550  \\$aBrain$xBlood-vessels
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Cerebral blood flow, 1987.
=670  \\$aBest & Taylor's Physiological Basis of Medical Practice.
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Cerebrovascular circulation)
=670  \\$aNIH$b(Cerebrovascular systems, Cerebral circulation)
=675  \\$aDorland's med. dict.;$aStedman's med. dict.
=690  \\$ar:AMD:6/20/90
=750  \2$aCerebrovascular Circulation$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002560

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=001  9880362787102441
=005  20120730164139.0
=008  860917||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 86005964 
=035  \\$aCAT4624NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aToxaphene
=450  \\$aCamphechlor
=450  \\$aCamphene, Chlorinated
=450  \\$aChlorinated camphene
=450  \\$aPolychlorocamphene
=450  \\$aTechnical chlorinated camphene
=550  \\$wg$aOrganochlorine compounds
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Sullivan, J.R. Toxaphene status in the Great Lakes, c1985.
=670  \\$aWeb. 3.
=670  \\$aMerck$b(also used for: Camphechlor; Chlorinated camphene; Polychlorocamphene)
=670  \\$aMcGraw-Hill dict. sci. tech.$b(Also known as: Technical chlorinated camphene)
=670  \\$aBritannica Micro.
=670  \\$aOld catalog heading$b(Toxaphene)
=675  \\$aDict. waste & water treatmnt.;$aThes. water res. terms.
=750  \2$aToxaphene$5IEN$0(DNLM)D014112

=LDR  01033cz  a2200301n  4500
=001  9880362787202441
=005  20120730164139.0
=008  860902i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 86005038 
=035  \\$aCAT4622NU
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh 86005038
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aRA972
=150  \\$aHospitals$xMedical staff$xClinical privileges
=450  \\$aClinical privileges in hospitals
=450  \\$aHospital privileges
=450  \\$aMedical staff privileges
=450  \\$aPrivileges, Hospital
=450  \\$aPrivileges, Medical staff
=450  \\$aStaff privileges in hospitals
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Hospital privileges and specialty medicine, 1986.
=670  \\$aMosby's med. nurs. dict.
=670  \\$aSlee health care.
=670  \\$aHosp. admin. term.
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Medical staff privileges)
=670  \\$aDiscursive dict. health care$b(Staff privileges)
=675  \\$aDorland's med. dict.;$aGould's med. dict.;$aStedman's med. dict.
=750  \2$aMedical Staff Privileges$5IEN$0(DNLM)D008504

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=001  9880362787302441
=005  20120730164139.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85076739 
=035  \\$aCAT4619NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aLibrary surveys
=550  \\$wg$aSurveys
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/10/90
=750  \2$aLibrary Surveys$5IEN$0(DNLM)D008000

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=001  9880362787402441
=005  20120730164139.0
=008  870325i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|n\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 87001845 
=035  \\$aCAT3372NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=150  \\$aSkin$xAbnormalities
=750  \2$aSkin Abnormalities$5IEN$0(DNLM)D012868

=LDR  00325cz  a2200121n  4500
=001  9880362787502441
=005  20120730164139.0
=008  870325i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|n\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 87001844 
=035  \\$aCAT3371NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aEndocrine glands$xTumors
=750  \2$aEndocrine Gland Neoplasms$5IEN$0(DNLM)D004701

=LDR  01517cz  a2200337n  4500
=001  9880362787602441
=005  20120730164139.0
=008  870325i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 87001834 
=035  \\$aCAT3369NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aRB155.5$bRB155.8
=150  \\$aGenetic disorders
=360  \\$isubdivision$aGenetic aspects$iunder individual diseases and types of diseases, e.g.$aCancer--Genetic aspects;$iand subdivision$aDiseases--Genetic aspects$iunder organs and regions of the body, e.g.$aHeart--Diseases--Genetic aspects
=360  \\$isubdivision$aGenetic aspects$iunder individual diseases, e.g.$aCancer--Genetic aspects;$iand subdivision$aDiseases--Genetic aspects$iunder organs and regions of the body, e.g.$aHeart--Diseases--Genetic aspects
=450  \\$aCongenital diseases
=450  \\$aDisorders, Genetic
=450  \\$aDisorders, Inherited
=450  \\$aGenetic diseases
=450  \\$aHereditary diseases
=450  \\$aInherited diseases
=550  \\$wg$aDiseases
=550  \\$aMedical genetics
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Brown, F.G. Hereditary diseases, c1987.
=670  \\$aMerck manual.
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Hereditary diseases)
=670  \\$aThompson & Thompson's Genetics in med.
=670  \\$aPrinciples and practices of med. genetics.
=670  \\$aNIH$b(Genetic disorders)
=675  \\$aDorland's med. dict.;$aStedman's med. dict.;$aHarvey's Principles and practice of medicine;$aHennepin;$aIAC
=750  \2$aGenetic Diseases, Inborn$5IEN$0(DNLM)D030342

=LDR  00703cz  a2200253n  4500
=001  9880362787702441
=005  20120730164139.0
=008  870325||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 87001832 
=035  \\$aCAT3367NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aIsonicotinic acid
=450  \\$aCarboxypyridine
=450  \\$aPyridinecarboxylic acid
=550  \\$wg$aCarboxylic acids
=550  \\$wg$aPyridine
=550  \\$aNiacin
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Weber, W.W. The acetylator genes and drug response, 1988.
=670  \\$aMESH.
=670  \\$aDorland's med. dict.
=670  \\$aStedman's med. dict.
=670  \\$aMerck.
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/9/90
=750  \2$aIsonicotinic Acids$5IEN$0(DNLM)D007539

=LDR  00602cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362787802441
=005  20060727090013.0
=008  870325||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 87001830 
=035  \\$aCAT3366NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aAcyltransferases
=450  \\$aTransacylases
=550  \\$wg$aTransferases
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Weber, W.W. The acetylator genes and drug response, 1988.
=670  \\$aEnzyme Nomenclature, 1984: EC 2.3.
=670  \\$aDorland's med. dict.
=670  \\$aStedman's med. dict.
=670  \\$aMESH.
=750  \2$aAcyltransferases$0(DNLM)D000217$5IEN

=LDR  00956cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880363266902441
=005  20070504085513.0
=008  060418i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash2006002949
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC
=053  \0$aQL737.C214$cZoology
=150  \\$aAiluridae
=550  \\$wg$aCarnivora
=550  \\$wg$aPandas
=670  \\$aChecklist of mammal names from Mammal species of the world, 3rd. ed., 2005, via WWW, Apr. 14, 2006$b(Ailuridae, contains single genus Ailurus with single species Ailurus fulgens)
=670  \\$aWikipedia, Feb. 23, 2006$b(Red panda. Its classification is uncertain. It was formerly classified in the raccoon family (Procyonidae), but now many experts, including Wilson and Reeder (1993), classify it as a member of the bear family (Ursidae) or in its own family the Ailuridae. The most recent DNA research places the red panda in its own family, within the superfamily Mustelidae)
=750  \2$aAiluridae$0(DNLM)D053822$5IEN

=LDR  00677cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880363267002441
=005  20060830094945.0
=008  060328i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash2006002258
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC
=053  \0$aRJ496.H24
=150  \\$aHaemophilus meningitis in children
=550  \\$wg$aMeningitis in children
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 00278682: Sorveglianza delle malattie invasive da Haemophilus influenzae in Italy, 1999.
=750  \2$81$wb$aMeningitis, Haemophilus$0(DNLM)008583$5IEN
=750  \2$81$wb$aChild$0(DNLM)D002648$5IEN
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aMeningitis, Haemophilus$iand$aChild$5IEN

=LDR  00832cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880363267102441
=005  20060830094544.0
=008  060328i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash2006002256
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC
=053  \0$aQR82.P25
=150  \\$aHaemophilus parainfluenzae
=450  \\$aHemophilus parainfluenzae
=550  \\$wg$aHaemophilus
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 40029033: Pittman, M. The determination of V factor in the urine and tissues of normal dogs and of dogs with blacktongue by the use of Hemophilus parainfluenzae, 1940.
=670  \\$aMESH browser, Mar. 28, 2006$b(Haemophilus parainfluenzae. Entry term: Hemophilus parainfluenzae. Scope note: A species of gram-negative bacteria in the genus Haemophilus, ubiquitous in the human oral cavity and pharynx.)
=750  \2$aHaemophilus parainfluenzae$0(DNLM)D044135$5IEN

=LDR  00774cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880363267202441
=005  20060830094353.0
=008  060328i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash2006002253
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC
=053  \0$aQR82.P25
=150  \\$aHaemophilus ducreyi
=450  \\$aHemophilus ducreyi
=550  \\$wg$aHaemophilus
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 52039184: Reymann, F. Studies on the bacteriology of Haemophilus ducreyi with special reference to the diagnosis of chancroid, 1951.
=670  \\$aMESH browser, Mar. 28, 2006$b(Haemophilus ducreyi. Entry term: Hemophilus ducreyi. Scope note: A species of Haemophilus that appears to be the pathogen or causative agent of the sexually transmitted disease chancroid.)
=750  \2$aHaemophilus ducreyi$0(DNLM)D006191$5IEN

=LDR  00853cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880363267302441
=005  20060830095759.0
=008  060328i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash2006002252
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC
=053  \0$aQR82.P25
=150  \\$aPasteurellaceae
=550  \\$wg$aGram-negative bacteria
=670  \\$aEuz�eby, J.P. List of prokaryotic names with standing in nomenclature via WWW, Mar. 28, 2006$b(Pasteurellaceae Pohl 1981, fam. nov., type genus: Pasteurella; includes genera Actinobacillus, Haemophilus, and Pasteurella)
=670  \\$aMESH browser, Mar. 28, 2006$b(Pasteurellaceae. Scope note: A family of coccoid to rod-shaped nonsporeforming, gram-negative, nonmotile, facultatively anaerobic bacteria that includes the genera Actinobacillus, Haemophilus, Mannheimia, and Pasteurella)
=750  \2$aPasteurellaceae$0(DNLM)D015661$5IEN

=LDR  00803cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880363267402441
=005  20060830094122.0
=008  060328i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash2006002244
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aEthylene glycols
=450  \\$aDihydroxyethanes
=450  \\$aEthanediols
=550  \\$wg$aEthylene compounds
=550  \\$wg$aGlycols
=670  \\$aMESH browser, Mar. 28, 2006$b(Ethylene Glycols. Entry terms: Dihydroxyethanes, Ethanediols. Scope note: An ethylene compound with two hydroxy groups (-OH) located on adjacent carbons. They are viscous and colorless liquids. Some are used as anesthetics or hypnotics. However, the class is best known for their use as a coolant or  antifreeze. Ethylene Glycol is also available.)
=750  \2$aEthylene Glycols$0(DNLM)D005026$5IEN

=LDR  01712cz  a2200241n  4500
=001  9880363267502441
=005  20060830095614.0
=008  060321i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash2006002065
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aRC392
=150  \\$aMigraine aura
=450  \\$aAura, Migraine
=450  \\$aMigraine with aura
=550  \\$wg$aMigraine$xComplications
=550  \\$wg$aSymptoms
=550  \\$wg$aVision disorders
=550  \\$aScotoma
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 2006009446: Grossinger, Richard. Migraine auras, c2006.
=670  \\$aMESH browser, Mar. 23, 2006$b(Migraine with Aura)
=670  \\$aMayo clinic web site, March 21, 2006$b(Not all migraine headaches are the same. Most people suffer from migraines without auras, which were previously called common migraines. Some have migraines with auras, which were previously called classic migraines. If you're in the second group, you'll likely have auras about 15 to 30 minutes before your headache begins. They may continue after your headache starts or even occur after your headache begins. These may include: sparkling flashes of light; dazzling zigzag lines in your field of vision; slowly spreading blind spots in your vision; tingling, pins-and-needles sensations in one arm or leg; rarely, weakness or language and speech problems)
=670  \\$aInter, dict, med. biol.$b(aura: any of the prodromal or warning symptoms of an attack of migraine which may include a variety of visual, sensory and, less often, motor symptoms due to ischemia of the retina, cerebral cortex, or brainstem which result from the initial phase of arterial construction occurring in this condition.)
=750  \2$aMigraine with Aura$0(DNLM)D020325$5IEN

=LDR  00606cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880363267602441
=005  20060830090219.0
=008  060313i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash2006001847
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aSchistosomiasis in children
=550  \\$wg$aHelminthiasis in children
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 2003443953: Helminth control in school-age children, 2002.
=750  \0$81$wb$aSchistosomiasis$0(DLC) sh 85118147$5IEN
=750  \2$81$wb$aChild$0(DNLM)D002648$5IEN
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aSchistosomiasis$iand$aChild$5IEN

=LDR  01018cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880363267702441
=005  20060830085729.0
=008  060302i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\c
=010  \\$ash2006001589
=040  \\$aCoU-DA$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aSalicylanilides
=450  \\$wnne$aSalicylanilide
=550  \\$wg$aAnilides
=550  \\$wg$aFungicides
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Herman, Peter Simon. Soap dermatitis, 1972:$bt.p. (photosensitivity to halogenated salicylanilides)
=670  \\$aWeb. 3:$b(salicylanilide ... a crystalline compound ... made usu. by reaction of salicylic acid or methyl salicylate with aniline and used as a fungicidal agent esp. in the external treatment of ringworm of the scalp and in the prevention of mildew in coton fabrics and cordage)
=670  \\$aMeSH browser, Mar. 21, 2006$b(Salicylanilides. Scope note: Derivatives have been used as fungicides, anti-mildew agents and topical antifungal agents.)
=670  \\$aOld catalog hdg.$b(Salicylanilide)
=750  \2$aSalicylanilides$0(DNLM)D012458$5IEN

=LDR  00509cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880363267802441
=005  20060830084530.0
=008  060302i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash2006001585
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC
=053  \0$aRC862.I5
=150  \\$aIleitis
=450  \\$aIleum$xInflammation
=550  \\$wg$aEnteritis
=550  \\$wg$aIleum$xDiseases
=670  \\$aMESH browser, Mar. 2, 2006$b(Ileitis: inflammation of any segment of the ileum and the ileocecal valve)
=750  \2$aIleitis$0(DNLM)D007079$5IEN

=LDR  00665cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880363267902441
=005  20070525102540.0
=008  060301i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash2006001563
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC
=053  \0$aQL737.P959$cZoology
=150  \\$aPitheciidae
=550  \\$wg$aNew World monkeys
=550  \\$wg$aPrimates
=670  \\$aGroves, C. Primate taxonomy, 2001:$bp. 167 (Family Pitheciidae Mivart, 1865)
=670  \\$aShumaker, R.W. Primates in question, 2003:$bp. 17 (Family Pitheciidae. Includes Sakis (Chiropotes spp. and Pithecia spp.), uakaris (Cacajao spp.), and Titi monkeys (Callicebus spp.))
=750  \2$aPitheciidae$0(DNLM)D053820$5IEN

=LDR  00455cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880363268002441
=005  20060519124743.0
=008  060301i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash2006001561
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC
=053  \0$aQL737.P915$cZoology
=150  \\$aAtelidae
=550  \\$wg$aNew World monkeys
=550  \\$wg$aPrimates
=670  \\$aGroves, C. Primate taxonomy, 2001:$bp. 178 (Family Atelidae Gray, 1825)
=750  \2$aAtelidae$0(DNLM)D051077$5IEN

=LDR  00754cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880363268102441
=005  20070419132859.0
=008  060301i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash2006001560
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQL737.P957$cZoology
=150  \\$aNyctipithecidae
=450  \\$aAotidae
=550  \\$wg$aNew World monkeys
=550  \\$wg$aPrimates
=670  \\$aGroves, C. Primate taxonomy, 2001:$bp. 162 (Family Nyctipitheidae Gray, 1870, Aotidae Poche, 1908 is a synonym. This is yet another instance where a family group name based on a junior synonym has priority over one based on the senior synonym.)
=670  \\$aShumaker, R.W. Primates in question, 2003:$bp. 16 (Family Nyctipithecidae)
=750  \2$aAotidae$0(DNLM)D016645$5IEN

=LDR  01105cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880363268202441
=005  20060707083650.0
=008  060301i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash2006001552
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC
=053  \0$aQL737.P9$cZoology
=150  \\$aNew World monkeys
=450  \\$aPlatyrrhine monkeys
=450  \\$aPlatyrrhines
=450  \\$aPlatyrrhini
=550  \\$wg$aMonkeys
=550  \\$wg$aPrimates
=670  \\$aShumaker, R.W. Primates in question, the Smithsonian answer book, 2003:$bp. 14 (Platyrrhines -- the New World monkeys; includes families Cebidae, Nyctipithecidae, Pitheciidae, and Atelidae)
=670  \\$aGroves, C. Primate taxonomy, 2001:$bp. 58 (Platyrrhines) p. 61 (Platyrrhini includes families Cebidae, Aotidae, Pitheciidae, and Atelidae)
=670  \\$aWikipedia, Feb. 6, 2006$b(New World monkeys or Platyrrhines are the four families of primates that are found in Central and South America, the Cebidae, Aotidae, Pitheciidae, and Atelidae. Platyrrhini)
=670  \\$aGoogle search, Mar. 1, 2006$b(platyrrhine monkeys)
=750  \2$aPlatyrrhini$0(DNLM)D051078$5IEN

=LDR  00781cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880363268302441
=005  20060829100612.0
=008  060412i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash2006001666
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aGlycogen synthase kinase-3
=450  \\$aGSK-3 (Enzyme)
=550  \\$wg$aProtein kinases
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 2006007195: Glycogen synthase kinase-3 (GSK-3) and its inhibitors, c2006.
=670  \\$aMESH browser, Mar. 8, 2006$b(Glycogen Synthase Kinase 3; entry term: GSK-3; scope note: A glycogen synthase kinase that was originally described as a key enzyme involved in glycogen metabolism. It regulates a diverse array of functions such as cell division, microtubule function and apoptosis.)
=750  \2$aGlycogen Synthase Kinase 3$0(DNLM)D038362$5IEN

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=001  9880363268402441
=005  20060829095346.0
=008  060412i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\c
=010  \\$ash2006001567
=040  \\$aInU$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aCreative ability in women
=550  \\$wg$aWomen$xPsychology
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Caso, A. Las olvidadas, 2005.
=750  \2$81$wb$aCreativeness$0(DNLM)D003405$5IEN
=750  \2$81$wb$aWomen$0(DNLM)D014930$5IEN
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aCreativeness$iand$aWomen$5IEN

=LDR  01130cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880363268502441
=005  20060829101935.0
=008  060228i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash2006001524
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aOptical coherence tomography
=450  \\$aOCT (Tomography)
=550  \\$wg$aInterferometry
=550  \\$wg$aOptical tomography
=550  \\$aCoherence (Optics)
=670  \\$aMESH browser, Feb. 28, 2006$b(Tomography, Optical Coherence; entry terms: OCT Tomography, Optical Coherence Tomography; scope note: An imaging method using lasers that is used for mapping subsurface structure. When a reflective site in the sample is at the same optical path length (coherence) as the reference mirror, the detector observes interference fringes.)
=670  \\$aWikipedia, Feb. 28, 2006$b(Optical coherence tomography (OCT) is an interferometric, non-invasive tomographic imaging technique offering millimeter penetration (approx. 2-3 mm in tissue) with sub-micrometre axial and lateral resolution. The technique was first demonstrated in 1991 ...)
=750  \2$aTomography, Optical Coherence$0(DNLM)D041623$5IEN

=LDR  00824cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880363268602441
=005  20060829092534.0
=008  060216i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash2006001306
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC
=053  \0$aRJ53.A78
=150  \\$aArtificial feeding of children
=450  \\$aPediatric artificial feeding
=450  \\$aPediatric artificial nutrition
=450  \\$aPediatric nutrition support
=550  \\$wg$aChildren$xNutrition
=550  \\$wg$aDiet therapy for children
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 2006005280: Baker, Susan. Pediatric nutrition support handbook, c2006
=750  \2$81$wb$aNutritional Support$0(DNLM)D018529$5IEN
=750  \2$81$wb$aChild$0(DNLM)D002648$5IEN
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aNutritional Support$iand$aChild$5IEN

=LDR  01361cz  a2200241n  4500
=001  9880363268702441
=005  20060829092011.0
=008  060412i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\c
=010  \\$ash2006000195
=040  \\$aOrCS$beng$cDLC
=053  \0$aQK495.C24$cBotany
=150  \\$aAgrostemma
=450  \\$aCockles, Corn
=450  \\$aCorn cockles
=450  \\$aCorncockles
=550  \\$wg$aCaryophyllaceae
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Zimmerman, Martin. Corn cockle : scientific name,  Agrostemma githago : common name: cockle, 1963.
=670  \\$aNames in current use for extant plant genera, electronic version 1.0, accessed Jan. 5, 2006:$b(Agrostemma L., Sp. Pl.: 435, Type: A. githago L., Group: Dicotyledones: Caryophyllaceae)
=670  \\$aIndex Nominum Genericorum database, accessed Jan. 5, 2006$b(Agrostemma Linnaeus, Sp. Pl. 435. LT.: A. githago Linnaeus (vide N. L. Britton et A. Brown, Ill. Fl. N.U.S. ed. 2. 2: 61. 7 Jun. 1913) Phan.-Caryophyllaceae)
=670  \\$aUSDA Plants Database, accessed Jan. 5, 2006$b(Agrostemma L. - corncockle, Group: Dicot, Family: Caryophyllaceae)
=670  \\$aVegbank, accessed Jan. 5, 2006$b(Agrostemma L., Status: accepted, Plant's parent: Caryophyllaceae, English Common: corncockle)
=670  \\$aTaxonomicon via WWW, Mar. 14, 2006$b(Genus Agrostemma, vernacular name: corn cockles)
=750  \2$aAgrostemma$0(DNLM)D031242$5IEN

=LDR  02403cz  a2200301n  4500
=001  9880363268802441
=005  20070213115501.0
=008  051201i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\c
=010  \\$ash2005008000
=040  \\$aWaU$beng$cDLC$dWaU
=150  \\$aUnsafe sex
=450  \\$aBareback sex
=450  \\$aBarebacking (Sex)
=450  \\$aCondomless sex
=450  \\$aHigh-risk sex
=450  \\$aRaw sex
=450  \\$aRisky sex
=450  \\$aUnprotected sex
=550  \\$wg$aSexual intercourse
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Rosengarten, M. "Touch wood, everything will be OK", c2000:$bp. 5 (unprotected anal intercourse, UAI) p. 6 (unsafe sex practices) p. 11 (unprotected sex)
=670  \\$aMESH browser, via WWW, Nov. 29, 2005$b(Unsafe Sex. Scope note: Sexual behaviors which are high-risk for contracting sexually transmitted diseases or for producing pregnancy. UF High-Risk Sex, Unprotected Sex)
=670  \\$aWikipedia, Nov. 29, 2005$b(entry under: Unsafe Sexual Practices. Unsafe Sexual Practices (often referred to as Unsafe Sex) are sexual practices that are considered to carry a high risk of sustaining or imparting sexually-transmitted infections (STIs) (also known as sexually-transmitted diseases or STDs) through participation in a sexual relationship without the benefit or use of any contraceptive or preventive measures against STIs.)
=670  \\$aGoogle search, Nov. 29, 2005$b(terms found: unsafe sex, unprotected sex, risky sex, unprotected intercourse, unsafe intercourse; information found: unprotected sex is any form of anal, oral or vaginal sexual contact which does not involve the use of a male or female condom or similar barrier. HIV and sexually transmitted diseases infections (STIs) can be passed on via by unprotected sex.)
=670  \\$aLC database, Nov. 29, 2005$b(unsafe sex; unprotected sex; unprotected anal intercourse; risky sexual practices; risky sexual behavior)
=670  \\$aThe advocate, Aug. 29, 2006:$bpp. 44-46 (unsafe sex; barebacking; raw-sex; unprotected sex)
=670  \\$aWikipedia, Aug. 29, 2006$b(Barebacking is a term that originated in gay slang to describe acts of unprotected anal sex. The term's usage however, has crossed-over to more mainstream slang to describe any type of penetrative sexual act without the use of a condom; bareback sex)
=670  \\$aGoogle search, Dec. 12, 2006$b(condomless sex)
=750  \2$aUnsafe Sex$0(DNLM)D047568$5IEN

=LDR  00470cz  a2200133n  4500
=001  9880363268902441
=005  20060829085418.0
=008  060216||\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash2006001316
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aPulmonary valve
=550  \\$wg$aHeart valves
=670  \\$aMESH browser, Feb. 16, 2006$b(Pulmonary Valve. Scope note: a valve situated at the entrance to the pulmonary trunk from the right ventricle.)
=750  \2$aPulmonary Valve$0(DNLM)D011664$5IEN

=LDR  00822cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880363269002441
=005  20060829090150.0
=008  060216i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash2006001310
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aStenosis
=450  \\$aConstriction, Pathological
=450  \\$aPathological constriction
=450  \\$aStenoses
=550  \\$wg$aPathology
=670  \\$aMESH browser, Feb. 16, 2006$b(Constriction, Pathologic, Entry terms: Stenosis, Constriction, Pathological, Pathologic Contriction. Scope note: the condition of an anatomical structure's being constricted beyond normal dimensions)
=670  \\$aDorland's med. dict.$b(stenosis: narrowing or stricture of a duct or canal)
=670  \\$aLC database, Feb. 16, 2006$b(titles: stenoses)
=750  \2$aConstriction, Pathologic$0(DNLM)D003251$5IEN

=LDR  00665cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880363269102441
=005  20060829084731.0
=008  060214i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash2006001225
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aCarotid artery$xStenosis
=450  \\$aCarotid stenosis
=550  \\$wg$aCarotid artery$xDiseases
=550  \\$wg$aStenosis
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 2006004982: Saw, Jacqueline. Handbook of complex percutaneous carotid intervention, 2006:$bECIP dataview, chapter 1 (carotid artery stenosis)
=670  \\$aMESH browser, Feb. 16, 2006$b(Carotid Stenosis, Entry term: Carotid Artery Stenosis)
=750  \2$aCarotid Stenosis$0(DNLM)D016893$5IEN

=LDR  00428cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880363269202441
=005  20060829085032.0
=008  060131i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash2006000762
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC
=053  \0$aQP353.3$bQP353.4$cBiography
=150  \\$aNeurobiologists
=550  \\$wg$aBiologists
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 2006358769: Lie, Wa. Sheng ming de ju gong, 1999.
=750  \2$aNeurobiology$0(DNLM)D009446$5IEN

=LDR  00621cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880363269302441
=005  20060829103214.0
=008  060323i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash2006001367
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC
=053  \0$aRJ496.N46
=150  \\$aNeurocysticercosis in children
=550  \\$wg$aPediatric neurology
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 98133943: Neurocistercosis en la infancia, 1997.
=750  \2$81$wb$aNeurocysticercosis$0(DNLM)D020019$5IEN
=750  \2$81$wb$aChild$0(DNLM)D002648$5IEN
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aNeurocysticercosis$iand$aChild$5IEN

=LDR  01416cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880363269402441
=005  20051109084041.0
=008  050701i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash2005003559
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC
=053  \0$aRC684.E53
=150  \\$aEnhanced external counterpulsation
=450  \\$aCounterpulsation, Enhanced external
=450  \\$aEECP (Enhanced external counterpulsation)
=450  \\$aExternal counterpulsation, Enhanced
=550  \\$wg$aBlood$xCirculation, Artificial
=550  \\$wg$aHeart$xDiseases$xTreatment
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 2005015553: Braverman, Debra. Heal your heart with EECP : the only noninvasive way to overcome heart disease, 2005$b(Foreword by Julian Whitaker)
=670  \\$aUniv. of Calif. San Francisco Cardiology. Clinical Activities web site, June 7, 2005$b(EECP/Enhanced external counterpulsation, a noninvasive therapy for patients suffering from angina pectoris. Enhanced external counterpulsation involves the use of the EECP device to inflate a series of compressive cuffs wrapped around the patients calves, lower thighs, and upper thighs. Inflation and deflation of the cuffs are modulated by events in the cardiac cycle via computer-interpreted ECG signals.)
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Counterpulsation)
=670  \\$aAmerican Heart Assoc. web site, June 7, 2005$b(Enhanced External Counterpulsation (EECP))
=750  \2$aCounterpulsation$0(DNLM)D015908$5IEN

=LDR  01302cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880363269502441
=005  20051109083216.0
=008  050510i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\c
=010  \\$ash2005020321
=040  \\$aWaU$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aEgg yolk
=450  \\$aEggs$xYolk
=450  \\$aYolk, Egg
=550  \\$wg$aAnimal nutrition
=550  \\$wg$aEggs
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Hayward, L.S. Elevated maternal corticosterone alters offspring development, physiology, and behavior in quail, 2004:$babstr. (transfer of maternal glucocorticoids into yolk and their effects on offspring; egg yolk; elevated yolk corticosterone has a range of effects on offspring development and adult phenotype; avian egg yolk)
=670  \\$aMcGraw-Hill dict. of sci. and tech. terms, c2003$b(yolk [BIOCHEM] 1. Nutritive material stored in an ovum. 2. The yellow spherical mass of food material that makes up the central portion of the egg of a bird or reptile)
=670  \\$aHenderson's dict. of biol. terms, 2000$b(yolk: nutrient material rich in protein and fats, forming a large part of the ova of many egg-laying animals (e.g. amphibians, reptiles and birds) and which nourishes the developing embryo)
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Egg Yolk: for both ovum nutrient & dietary portion of eggs)
=750  \2$aEgg Yolk$0(DNLM)D004530$5IEN

=LDR  01410cz  a2200289n  4500
=001  9880363269602441
=005  20051109083041.0
=008  050502i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\c
=010  \\$ash2005020286
=040  \\$aWaU$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aCondom use
=450  \\$aCondom usage
=450  \\$aCondom utilization
=450  \\$aCondoms$xUse
=450  \\$aCondoms$xUtilization
=450  \\$aUsage of condoms
=450  \\$aUse of condoms
=450  \\$aUtilization of condoms
=550  \\$wg$aMale contraception
=550  \\$wg$aSexually transmitted diseases$xPrevention
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Flood, M. Lust, trust, and latex : why young heterosexual men don't use condoms, 2000:$bPDF abstr. (young heterosexual men's understandings and experiences of condom use and non-use)
=670  \\$aSchock, M.D. Adolescents, condoms and self-efficacy : a social cognitive study of condom use among adolescents in juvenile detention, 1994.
=670  \\$aHunter, M.M. Attitudes and behavior related to condom use among single college students, 1986.
=670  \\$aSchroeder, K.K. Factors influencing selected male college students' condom usage, 1985.
=670  \\$aThe condom, increasing utilization in the United States, c1974.
=670  \\$aLC database, May 2, 2005$b(condom use; use of condoms; condoms use; condom use by female sex workers in Thailand)
=750  \2$aCondoms$xutilization$0(DNLM)D017280Q000656$5IEN

=LDR  01462cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880363269702441
=005  20051108093823.0
=008  050324i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\c
=010  \\$ash2005020185
=040  \\$aWaU$beng$cDLC
=053  \0$aQR82.A43
=150  \\$aAeromonadaceae
=550  \\$wg$aAeromonadales
=550  \\$wg$aAnaerobic bacteria
=550  \\$wg$aGram-negative bacteria
=670  \\$aNCBI taxonomy browser, via WWW, Mar. 24, 2005$b(Aeromonadaceae. Rank: family. Order Aeromonadales, Class Gammaproteobacteria)
=670  \\$aThe Prokaryotes, via WWW, Mar. 24, 2005$b(Aeromonadaceae (the genera Aeromonas and Plesiomonas))
=670  \\$aList of bacterial names with standing in nomenclature, via WWW, Mar. 24, 2005$b(Aeromonadaceae Colwell et al. 1986, fam. nov. Type genus: Aeromonas)
=670  \\$aGarrity, G.M. Taxonomic outline of the procaryotic genera, Bergey's manual of systematic bacteriology, second edition, 2001, via WWW, Mar. 24, 2005:$bPDF p. 13 (Order XII, "Aeromonadales". Family I, Aeromonadaceae)
=670  \\$aMESH browser, via WWW, Mar. 24, 2005$b(Aeromonadaceae. A family of gram-negative facultatively anaerobic bacteria, ubiquitous in fresh and brackish water and associated with gastrointestinal diseases; two tree structures: Aeromonadaceae, Gram-Negative Facultatively Anaerobic Rods, Gram-Negative Bacteria, Bacteria; Aeromonadaceae, Gammaproteobacteria, Proteobacteria, Bacteria)
=750  \2$aAeromonadaceae$0(DNLM)D044044$5IEN

=LDR  01273cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880363269802441
=005  20051108093956.0
=008  050324i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\c
=010  \\$ash2005020183
=040  \\$aWaU$beng$cDLC
=053  \0$aQR82.A43
=150  \\$aAeromonas salmonicida
=450  \\$aBacillus salmonicida
=450  \\$aBacterium salmonicida
=450  \\$aBacterium trutta
=450  \\$aProteus salmonicida
=550  \\$wg$aAeromonas
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Cipriano, R.C. Furunculosis and other diseases caused by Aeromonas salmonicida, 2001:$bp. 2 (Aeromonas salmonicida (syn. Bacillus salmonicida, Bacterium salmonicida, Bacterium trutta))
=670  \\$aITIS, Mar. 24, 2005$b(Aeromonas salmonicida - valid)
=670  \\$aBacterial nomenclature up-to-date, via WWW, Mar. 24, 2005$b(Aeromonas salmonicida subsp. achromogenes, Aeromonas salmonicida subsp. masoucida, Aeromonas salmonicida subsp. pectinolytica, Aeromonas salmonicida subsp. salmonicida, Aeromonas salmonicida subsp. smithia)
=670  \\$aList of bacterial names with standing in nomenclature, via WWW, Mar. 24, 2005$b(Aeromonas salmonicida. Synonyms: Bacterium salmonicida, Bacillus salmonicida, Proteus salmonicida. Five subspecies listed)
=750  \2$aAeromonas salmonicida$0(DNLM)D048409$5IEN

=LDR  00525cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880363269902441
=005  20051108092946.0
=008  050427||\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash2005002848
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aRhombencephalon
=450  \\$aHind brain
=450  \\$aHindbrain
=550  \\$wg$aBrain stem
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 2005011687 : Hind brain / Carl Y. Saab. 2005.
=670  \\$aDorland's med. dict.
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Rhombencephalon x Hindbrain)
=750  \2$aRhombencephalon$0(DNLM)D012249$5IEN

=LDR  00639cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880363270002441
=005  20051108092504.0
=008  050608i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash2005002644
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aAuditory perception in infants
=550  \\$wg$aPerception in infants
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 2004463345: Malenfant, N. L'�eveil du b�eb�e aux sons et �a la musique, c2004.
=750  \2$81$wb$aAuditory Perception$0(DNLM)D001307$5IEN
=750  \2$81$wb$aInfant$0(DNLM)D007223$5IEN
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aAuditory Perception$iand$aInfant$5IEN

=LDR  01048cz  a2200289n  4500
=001  9880363270102441
=005  20090529091259.0
=008  050425i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash2005002714
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC
=053  \0$aHV6626$bHV6626.23$cCriminology
=150  \\$aSpousal abuse
=450  \\$aAbuse of spouses
=450  \\$aBattering of spouses
=450  \\$aBeating of spouses
=450  \\$aSpousal battering
=450  \\$aSpousal beating
=450  \\$aSpouse battering
=450  \\$aSpouse beating
=450  \\$aSpouses$xAbuse of
=550  \\$wg$aMarital violence
=670  \\$aWWW, Apr. 25, 2005$b(spousal abuse; spouse abuse; spousal battering; spousal beating; spouse battering; spouse beating)
=670  \\$aLC database, Apr. 25, 2005$b(spousal abuse; spouse abuse; spouse battering; spousal battering)
=670  \\$aWomen's thesaurus$b(spouse abuse)
=670  \\$aThesaurus of sociological indexing terms$b(spouse abuse)
=670  \\$aBlack's law dict.$b(spousal abuse)
=750  \2$aSpouse Abuse$0(DNLM)D013179$5IEN

=LDR  00914cz  a2200241n  4500
=001  9880363270202441
=005  20051108084139.0
=008  050420i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash2005002607
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aAcetophenone
=450  \\$aAcetophenones
=450  \\$aAcetylbenzene
=450  \\$aHypnone
=450  \\$aMethyl phenyl ketone
=450  \\$aPhenyl methyl ketone
=550  \\$wg$aKetones
=670  \\$aWeb. 3$b(acetophenone: a colorless liquid ketone found in certain essential oils but prepared synthetically. Called also hypnone, phenyl methyl ketone)
=670  \\$aABC Chemie. Concise encyc. chemistry$b(acetophenone, methyl phenyl ketone)
=670  \\$aEncyc. of chemical tech.:$bv. 14 p. 1011 (acetophenone [98-86-2] (methyl phenyl ketone))
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Acetophenones)
=670  \\$aOld catalog heading$b(Acetophenone)
=750  \2$aAcetophenones$0(DNLM)D000098$5IEN

=LDR  00913cz  a2200241n  4500
=001  9880363270302441
=005  20051108083731.0
=008  050414i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash2005002478$zsh 85025957
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aRC567
=150  \\$aNicotine addiction
=450  \\$wnne$aCigarette habit
=450  \\$aNicotine dependence
=450  \\$aTobacco addiction
=450  \\$aTobacco dependence
=550  \\$wg$aDrug addiction
=550  \\$wg$aSubstance abuse
=550  \\$aTobacco use
=670  \\$aLC database, Apr. 14, 2005$b(nicotine addiction; nicotine dependence; tobacco addiction; tobacco dependence)
=670  \\$aWWW, Apr. 14, 2005$b(Google search: nicotine addiction; nicotine dependence; tobacco addiction; tobacco dependence)
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Tobacco Use Disorder x Nicotine Dependence; x Tobacco Dependence)
=750  \2$aTobacco Use Disorder$0(DNLM)D014029$5IEN

=LDR  01578cz  a2200385n  4500
=001  9880363270402441
=005  20120730164531.0
=008  870806i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 87004913 
=035  \\$a(IEN)SH 87004913
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \\$aRJ406.M83
=150  \\$aMucocutaneous lymph node syndrome
=450  \\$aAcute febrile mucocutaneous lymph node syndrome
=450  \\$aKawasaki disease
=450  \\$aKawasaki's disease
=450  \\$aLymph node syndrome, Mucocutaneous
=450  \\$aMCLS (Disease)
=450  \\$aMLNS (Disease)
=550  \\$wg$aArteritis
=550  \\$wg$aCommunicable diseases in children
=550  \\$wg$aConnective tissue diseases in children
=550  \\$wg$aLymph nodes$xDiseases
=550  \\$wg$aMucous membrane$xDiseases
=550  \\$wg$aSyndromes in children
=670  \\$aWork cat.: International Kawaski Symposium (2nd : 1986 : Kauai). Kawasaki disease : proceedings of the Second International Kawaski Symposium held in Kauai, Hawaii ... 1986, 1987.
=670  \\$aDorland's med. dict.
=670  \\$aStedman's med. dict.
=670  \\$aMESH.
=670  \\$aMerck, 1982:$bp. 1890.
=670  \\$aPhone call to Dr. Wientzen, Chief, Ped. Inf. Diseases, Georgetown, 8/4/87$b(classified as an infectious disease)
=670  \\$aGould's med. dict.
=670  \\$aForfar Paediatrics:$bp. 1502 ("Male children more affected ... Death when it occurs, does so suddenly ... It seldom occurs in children over the age of 2 years ...")
=675  \\$aNIH
=750  \2$aMucocutaneous Lymph Node Syndrome$5IEN$0(DNLM)D009080

=LDR  01186cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880363270502441
=005  20100719133129.0
=008  050518i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash2005002646
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC
=053  \0$aZA3075$bZA3080
=150  \\$aInformation behavior
=450  \\$aInformation-seeking behavior
=550  \\$wg$aHuman behavior
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 2005010420: Theories of information behavior, c2005:$bECIP galley (we conceptualize information behavior as including how people need, seek, manage, give, and use information in different contexts)
=670  \\$aWilson, T,D. Human information behavior, 1981$b("Information Behavior is the totality of human behavior in relation to sources and channels of information, including both active and passive information-seeking, and information use.")
=670  \\$aWWW, Apr. 26, 2005$b(Google search: information behavior; information-seeking behavior)
=680  \\$iHere are entered works on the ways human beings interact with various sources and channels of information, including both active and passive information-seeking, and information use.
=750  \2$aInformation Seeking Behavior$0(DNLM)D057226$5IEN

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=150  \\$aSensory disorders in old age
=550  \\$wg$aOlder people$xDiseases
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 75018335: Houston Neurological Symposium, 1975. Neurological and sensory disorders in the elderly, 1975.
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=053  \0$aQL638.F86$cZoology
=150  \\$aFundulidae
=450  \\$aFundulines
=550  \\$wg$aCyprinodontiformes
=550  \\$wg$aKillifishes
=670  \\$aNelson, J.S. Fishes of the world, 1994:$bp. 271 (Fundulidae -- topminnows and killifishes, in suborder Cyprinodontoidei of order Cyprinodontiformes)
=670  \\$aITIS search, Mar 2, 2005$b(Fundulidae Jordan and Gilbert, 1882, family in order Cyprinodontiformes)
=750  \2$aFundulidae$5IEN$0(DNLM)D023781

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=450  \\$aMeasles-mumps-rubella vaccine
=550  \\$wg$aCombined vaccines
=550  \\$wg$aViral vaccines
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Horton, R. MMR, 2004:$bp. 18 (a combination of measles, mumps and rubella (MMR) vaccines was first approved in the US in 1971; MMR vaccine)
=670  \\$aWordiQ.com, Oct. 18, 2004$b(The MMR vaccine is a combined vaccine for immunization against measles, mumps and rubella. It is generally administered to children around the age of 1 year, with a booster dose before starting school (i.e. age 4/5). It is widely used around the world; since its introduction in the 1970s, over 500 million doses have been used in over 60 countries)
=670  \\$aMESH, Oct. 18, 2004$b(MESH heading: Measles-Mumps-Rubella Vaccine. Scope note: A combined vaccine used to prevent MEASLES: MUMPS: and RUBELLA)
=750  \2$aMeasles-Mumps-Rubella Vaccine$0(DNLM)D022542$5IEN

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=053  \0$aQK495.B7865$cBotany
=053  \0$aSB413.B86$cOrnamental plants
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=450  \\$aBuddleias
=450  \\$aBuddleja
=450  \\$aBuddlejas
=450  \\$aButterflybushes
=550  \\$wg$aBuddlejaceae
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 2005008020: Stuart, D.D. Buddleya, c2005.
=670  \\$aSPN$b(Buddleja; Butterflybush)
=670  \\$aHortus 3$b(Buddleja; Butterfly bush)
=670  \\$aDict. flow. ferms$b(Buddleja)
=670  \\$aInd. nom. gen. (plant)$b(Buddleja)
=670  \\$aWeb. 3$b(Buddleja: genus of showy shrubs; Butterfly bush: a shrub of the genus Buddleja)
=670  \\$aVasc. plant families and genera, 1992$b(Buddleja)
=670  \\$aTaylor's guide to shrubs, 1987:$bp. 302 (Buddleia; sometimes spelled Buddleja; Butterfly bush)
=670  \\$aGardeners' illus. encyc. of trees & shrubs, 1987$b(Buddleja; Butterfly bush)
=670  \\$aWyman's gard. encyc., 1986$b(Butterfly bush)
=670  \\$aPLANTS database, Apr. 1, 2005$b(Buddleja; common name:  Butterflybush)
=670  \\$aITIS, via WWW, Apr. 1, 2005$b(Buddlejas; Family: Buddlejaceae; common name: Butterfly bush, Buttlerflybush)
=670  \\$aAlltheweb search, Apr. 6, 2005$b(butterfly bushes, Buddleias)
=750  \2$aBuddleja$0(DNLM)D032861$5IEN

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=010  \\$ash2005001958
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aSensory disorders in children
=550  \\$wg$aPediatric neurology
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Sensation Disorders--in infancy & childhood)
=750  \2$81$wb$aSensation Disorders$0(DNLM)D012678$5IEN
=750  \2$81$wb$aChild$0(DNLM)D02648$5IEN
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aSensation Disorders$iand$aChild$5IEN

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=150  \\$aSensory disorders
=450  \\$aSensation disorders
=450  \\$aSensory system disorders
=550  \\$wg$aNervous system$xDiseases
=550  \\$aSense organs$xDiseases
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Sensation Disorders x Sensory Disorders: disorders of the special senses or somatosensory system)
=670  \\$aThes. of psych. index terms$b(Sensory System Disorders: disorders of the sense organs or of the somatosensory system)
=750  \2$aSensation Disorders$0(DNLM)D012678$5IEN

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=010  \\$ash2005001266
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC
=053  \0$aRD33.35
=150  \\$aTransfusion-free surgery
=450  \\$aBloodless medicine
=450  \\$aBloodless surgery
=450  \\$aTransfusion-free medicine
=550  \\$wg$aSurgery, Operative
=550  \\$wg$aTherapeutics
=550  \\$aBlood$xTransfusion
=550  \\$aBlood substitutes
=670  \\$aWork cat.:  2005004900: Transfusion-free medicine, 2005:$bCIP galley (transfusion-free surgery; bloodless medicine and surgery programs. Transfusion-free medicine is accomplished through pharmaceutical therapy, blood conservation, and meticulous surgical techniques to minimize blood loss.)
=670  \\$aGoogle, Mar. 2, 2005$b(transfusion-free surgery (5000+ hits); transfusion-free medicine (3600+ hits; bloodless surgery; bloodless medicine.)
=675  \\$aMESH
=750  \2$aBloodless Medical and Surgical Procedures$0(DNLM)D057668$5IEN

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=001  9880363271302441
=005  20150429143341.0
=008  050301i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\c
=010  \\$ash2005001377
=040  \\$aAkARLIS$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aPermafrost
=450  \\$aEternally frozen ground
=450  \\$aEver frozen ground
=450  \\$aPerennially frozen ground
=450  \\$aPergelisol
=450  \\$aPermanently frozen ground
=450  \\$aPerpetually frozen ground
=450  \\$aTjale
=550  \\$wg$aFrozen ground
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Davis, N. Permafrost, 2001:$bp. 2 (a widely accepted definition of permafrost is that it is ground that has a temperature lower than 0 degrees C. (32 degrees F.) continuously, for at least two consecutive years) p. 3 (the word permafrost (permanent+frozen) also is a catch-all term used to describe the general area of science relating to all aspects of frozen ground, past, present, and future)
=670  \\$aOED, 1989$b(permafrost: subsoil or other underground material that is at a temperature of less than 0 degrees C. throughout the year, as in Arctic regions; permanently frozen ground)
=670  \\$aGlossary of geology, 1987$b(permafrost: the thickness of permafrost ranges from over 1000 m. in the north to 30 cm. in the south; it underlies about one-fifth of the world's land area; etymology: permanent+frost; see also: tjale; Cf.: pereletok. Term introduced by Muller (1947) who included as synonyms the terms "frozen ground" or "frozen soil" preceded by any of the following modifiers: "constantly," "eternally," "ever," "perennially," "permanently," "perpetually," and "stable;" Syn.: pergelisol; perennially frozen ground)
=670  \\$aLC database, Jan. 15, 2005$b(permafrost terrain; permanently frozen terrain; permanently frozen ground; permafrost)
=750  \2$aPermafrost$0(DNLM)D065946$5IEN

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=001  9880363271402441
=005  20051104125418.0
=008  050228i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash2005001366
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC
=053  \0$aQL637.9.C95$cZoology
=150  \\$aCyprinodontiformes
=450  \\$wnne$aCyprinodontes
=450  \\$aCyprinodontiforms
=450  \\$aCyprinodonts
=450  \\$aMicrocyprini
=550  \\$wg$aOsteichthyes
=670  \\$aNelson, J.S. Fishes of the world, 1994:$bp. 269 (Order Cyprinodontiformes (Microcyprini), 8 families (Aplocheilidae, Profundulidae, Fundulidae, Valenciidae, Anablepidae, Poeciliidae, Goodeidae, Cyprinodontidae) with 88 genera and 807 species)
=670  \\$aCatalog of fishes, 1998:$bv. 3, p. 2302 (Order Cyprinodontiformes)
=670  \\$aITIS search, Feb. 28, 2005$b(Cyprinodontiformes Berg 1940, order, synonym: Microcyprini, common names: cyprinodonts, cyprinodontiforms, killifishes)
=750  \2$aCyprinodontiformes$0(DNLM)D003532$5IEN

=LDR  00884cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880363271502441
=005  20051104125147.0
=008  050224i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash2005001304$zsh 85089807 $zsh 85089812 
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aSubstance abuse treatment facilities
=450  \\$aDrug abuse treatment facilities
=450  \\$aDrug addiction$xHospitals
=450  \\$aDrug addiction treatment facilities
=450  \\$wnno$aNarcotic habit$xHospitals$5IEN
=450  \\$aDrug addicts$xHospitals
=450  \\$wnne$aNarcotic clinics
=550  \\$wg$aHealth facilities
=670  \\$aLC database, Feb. 24, 2005$b(substance abuse treatment facilities)
=670  \\$aWWW, Feb. 24, 2005$b(drug abuse treatment facilities; drug addiction treatment facilities; substance abuse treatment facilities)
=750  \2$aSubstance Abuse Treatment Centers$0(DNLM)D016320$5IEN

=LDR  00900cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880363271602441
=005  20051104124348.0
=008  050215i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash2005001003
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aButylated hydroxytoluene
=450  \\$aBHT (Chemical)
=550  \\$wg$aAntioxidants
=550  \\$wg$aFood additives
=550  \\$wg$aPhenols
=550  \\$wg$aToluene
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 94185560 : Butylated hydroxytoluene : 2,6-Bis(1,1-dimethylethyl)-4-methylphenol / edited by the GDCh-Advisory Committee on Existing Chemicals of Environmental Relevance (Beratergremium  f�ur Umweltrelevante Altstoffe (BUA)) ; [translated by P. Karbe]. c1994.
=670  \\$aInternational Programme on Chemical Safety (http://www.inchem.org/documents/icsc/icsc/eics0841.htm)
=670  \\$aChem. abst.$breg. no. 128-37-0
=750  \2$aButylated Hydroxytoluene$0(DNLM)D002084$5IEN

=LDR  01589cz  a2200253n  4500
=001  9880363271702441
=005  20060607092159.0
=008  050216i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\c
=010  \\$ash2005020094
=040  \\$aWaU$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aPhalanges
=450  \\$aPhalange (Anatomy)
=450  \\$aPhalanx (Anatomy)
=550  \\$wg$aBones
=550  \\$wg$aFingers
=550  \\$wg$aToes
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Cooch, F.G. A method for rapid identification of the murres, Uria lomvia and Uria aalge, based on tibiotarsus and phalanges, 1982.
=670  \\$aHenderson's dict. of biological terms, 2000$b(phalanges: the bones of the fingers and toes of vertebrates; phalanx (1): one of several bones (phalanges) in fingers or toes. (2): bundle of stamens united by filaments)
=670  \\$aMcGraw-Hill dict. of sci. and technical terms, c2003$b(phalanx: One of the bones of the fingers or toes)
=670  \\$aThe Wordsworth dictionary of science & technology, 1995$b(phalanx see phalanges; phalanges: in vertebrates, the bones supporting the segments of the digits)
=670  \\$aThe American Heritage dictionary of the English language, via Bartleby.com, Feb. 16, 2005$b(phalanx 3. Inflected forms: pl. phalanges. Anatomy. A bone of a finger or toe. Also called phalange; phalangeal also phalangal or phalangean: Anatomy. Of or relating to a phalanx or phalanges)
=670  \\$aLC database, Feb. 16, 2005$b(phalangeal variants in Aboriginal fingers; variants of ossification in pedal phalanges)
=750  \2$aFinger Phalanges$0(DNLM)D050278$5IEN
=750  \2$aToe Phalanges$0(DNLM)D050277$5IEN

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=001  9880363271802441
=005  20250211111126.0
=008  041227i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\c
=010  \\$ash2004014907
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh2004014907
=040  \\$aTNJ$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aCadherins
=550  \\$wg$aCell adhesion molecules
=550  \\$wg$aGlycoproteins
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Ireton, R.C. Regulation of cadherin function and turnover by P120 catenin, 2003:$bleaf 1 (Cadherins are transmembrane glycoproteins responsible for mediating cell to cell adhesion via calcium dependent homophilic interactions between cadherin molecules on adjacent cells)
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Cadherins)
=670  \\$aCancerweb.ncl.ac.uk web site, Jan. 19, 2004$b(definition: Cadherins: a group of functionally related glycoproteins responsible for the Calcium-dependent cell-to-cell adhesion mechanism)
=750  \2$aCadherins$0(DNLM)D015820$5IEN
=750  \2$iNarrower mapping$aProtocadherins$0(DNLM)D000091363$4NM$5IEN-M
=930  \\$aLCSH Mapping GN 2025/02/07

=LDR  02210cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880363271902441
=005  20060110094555.0
=008  050330i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\c
=010  \\$ash2004011631
=040  \\$aWaU$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aCarbofuran
=550  \\$wg$aCarbamates
=550  \\$wg$aInsecticides
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Fox, G.A. The impact of the insecticide carbofuran (Furadan 480F) on the burrowing owl, 1989.
=670  \\$aCRC handbook of chemistry and physics, via WWW, Dec. 22, 2004$b(Carbofuran, C[subscript 12]H[subscript 15]NO[subscript 3])
=670  \\$aWorld Health Organisation data sheet on pesticides no. 56, via IPCS INCHEM web site, Dec. 22, 2004$b(Carbofuran. Primary use: Insecticide. Secondary use: Nematocide. Chemical Group: Carbamate. IUPAC: 2,3-dihydro-2,2-dimethylbenzofuran-7-yl methylcarbamate. CAS No. 1: 2,3-dihydro-2,2-dimethyl-7-benzofuranyl methylcarbamate. Molecular formula: C[subscript 12]H[subscript 15]NO[subscript 3]. Synonyms: Bay 70143; Carbofuran; Curaterr[registered trademark]; ENT 27,164; FMC 10242; Furadan[registered trademark]; Niagara 10242[registered trademark]; Yaltoxi[registered trademark])
=670  \\$aU.S. Environmental Protection Agency consumer factsheet on carbofuran, via WWW, Dec. 22, 2004$b(Carbofuran is a white crystalline solid with a slightly phenolic odor. This broad spectrum insecticide is sprayed directly onto soil and plants just after emergence to control beetles, nematodes, and rootworm. The greatest use of carbofuran is on alfalfa and rice, with turf and grapes making up most of the remainder. Earlier uses were primarily on corn crops. Carbofuran is allowed for use on only a few U.S. crops, and will soon be banned from use on corn and sorghum in California. Trade Names and Synonyms: Niagara 10242, Furadan 4F or 3G, Brifur, Crisfuran, Chinufur, Curaterr, Yaltox, Pillarfuran, Kenofuran, Carbofuran)
=670  \\$aPesticides and Birds Campaign web site, Dec. 22, 2004:$bpesticide profiles (Carbofuran. Chemical name: 2,3-Dihydro-2,2-dimethyl-7-benzofuranol methylcarbamate. Trade names: Furadan, Curater, Bay 70143, Furacarb, Rampart. Pesticide type: insecticide. Class: carbamate)
=750  \2$aCarbofuran$0(DNLM)D002235$5IEN

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=010  \\$ash2005020073
=040  \\$aWaU$beng$cDLC
=053  \0$aQK495.C74$cBotany
=150  \\$aAgeratums
=450  \\$aAgeratum
=450  \\$aCoelestina
=450  \\$aWhite weeds
=450  \\$aWhiteweeds
=550  \\$wg$aCompositae
=670  \\$aMabberley, D.J. The plant-book, c1997$b(Ageratum L. Compositae)
=670  \\$aITIS, Feb. 10, 2005$b(Ageratum L. -- accepted -- ageratum, whiteweed. Family Asteraceae)
=670  \\$aGRIN taxonomy, Feb. 10, 2005$b(Genus: Ageratum L. Family: Asteraceae (Compositae). Synonyms: Coelestina)
=670  \\$aPlants national database, Feb. 10, 2005$b(Ageratum L., whiteweed. Family: Asteraceae)
=670  \\$aAm. Hort. Soc. A-Z encyc. of garden plants$b(Ageratum, ageratums)
=670  \\$aBritanica Micro.$b(ageratum, plural ageratums, any member of the genus Ageratum of annual herbs of the family Asteraceae)
=750  \2$aAgeratum$0(DNLM)D031163$5IEN

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=001  9880363272102441
=005  20060110093623.0
=008  050323i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash2005001293
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC
=053  \0$aRJ507.A77
=150  \\$aAttachment disorder in adolescence
=550  \\$wg$aAdolescent psychopathology
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 2005005264: Chara, Kathleen A. A safe place for Caleb, c2005
=750  \2$81$wb$aReactive Attachment Disorder$0(DNLM)D019962$5IEN
=750  \2$81$wb$aAdolescent$0(DNLM)D000293$5IEN
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aReactive Attachment Disorder$iand$aAdolescent$5IEN

=LDR  00458cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880363272202441
=005  20060110093505.0
=008  050323i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash2005001291
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC
=053  \0$aRC455.4.A84
=150  \\$aAttachment disorder
=550  \\$wg$aPsychology, Pathological
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 2005005264: Chara, Kathleen A. A safe place for Caleb, c2005.
=750  \2$aReactive Attachment Disorder$0(DNLM)D019962$5IEN

=LDR  00781cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880363272302441
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=008  050207i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash2005000815
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aAdipic acid
=450  \\$aButanedicarboxylic acid
=450  \\$aHexanedioic acid
=550  \\$wg$aCarboxylic acids
=550  \\$wg$aHexane
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 95183141: Adipic acid ; Terephthalic acid ; Acetic anhydride, 1994.
=670  \\$aInternational Chemical Safety Cards web site, Feb. 7, 2005.
=670  \\$aChem. abstr.:$breg. no. 124-04-9.
=670  \\$aHawley's cond. chem. dict.$b(adipic acid: hexanedioic acid, 1,4-butanedicarboxylic acid, 48th highest volume chemical produced in the U.S.)
=750  \2$aAdipates$0(DNLM)D000272$5IEN

=LDR  00736cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880363272402441
=005  20091013084202.0
=008  050323||\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\c
=010  \\$ash2005000678
=040  \\$aOrCS$beng$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aTJ853.4.M53
=150  \\$aMicrofluidics
=550  \\$wg$aFluidics
=550  \\$aNanofluids
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Transport and mixing at the microscale, 2004:$bp. 923 (Microfluidics is the term that is used to describe flow in devices having dimensions ranging from millimetres to micrometres and capable of handling volumes of fluid in the range of nano- to microlitres)
=670  \\$aGoogle search, Jan. 31, 2005$b(Microfluidics, about 156,000 results)
=750  \2$aMicrofluidics$0(DNLM)D044085$5IEN

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=001  9880363272502441
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=008  050323i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash2004000516
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC
=053  \0$aQR82.C6
=150  \\$aCorynebacterium glutamicum
=450  \\$aCorynebacterium lilium
=450  \\$aMicrococcus glutamicus
=550  \\$wg$aCorynebacterium
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 2004057912: Handbook of corynebacterium glutamicum, 2004.
=670  \\$aAmerican Type Culture Collection.
=670  \\$aBergey's manual of systematic bacteriology, 1984:$bvol. 2, p. 1274.
=750  \2$aCorynebacterium glutamicum$0(DNLM)D048230$5IEN

=LDR  00696cz  a2200193n  4500
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=008  050316i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash2005001163
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC
=053  \0$aRM666.G78
=150  \\$aGuaifenesin
=450  \\$aMethoxyphenoxypropanediol
=550  \\$wg$aExpectorants
=550  \\$wg$aPropanols
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 2005045832: Penniston, Gregory K. The guaifenesin guide, 2005.
=670  \\$aBoehringer Ingelheim (boehringer-ingelheim.com/finechem/products/Osy/Guaifenesin, web site. Feb. 18, 2005)
=670  \\$aMedline Plus, Feb. 18, 2005$b(gov/medlineplus/druginfo/medmaster)
=750  \2$aGuaifenesin$0(DNLM)D006140$5IEN

=LDR  00875cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880363272702441
=005  20060110083147.0
=008  050317i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash2005001004
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aStereotypic movement disorder
=450  \\$aStereotyped movement disorder
=550  \\$wg$aPsychomotor disorders
=550  \\$wg$aStereotyped behavior (Psychiatry)
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 94043840: Jones, R.S.P. Stereotyped movement disorders, 1995.
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Stereotypic Movement Disorder: motor behavior that is repetitive, often seemingly driven, and nonfunctional. This behavior markedly interferes with normal activities or results in severe bodily self-injury. The behavior is not due to the direct physiological effects of a substance or a general medical condition.)
=750  \2$aStereotypic Movement Disorder$0(DNLM)D019956$5IEN

=LDR  00733cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880363272802441
=005  20060109092430.0
=008  050118i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash2005000343
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC
=053  \0$aRJ506.P55
=150  \\$aPost-traumatic stress disorder in adolescence
=550  \\$wg$aAdolescent psychopathology
=550  \\$wg$aStress in adolescence
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 2005001042: Greenwald, Ricky. Child trauma handbook, c2005.
=750  \2$81$wb$aStress Disorders, Post-Traumatic$0(DNLM)D013313$5IEN
=750  \2$81$wb$aAdolescent$0(DNLM)D000293$5IEN
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aStress Disorders, Post-Traumatic$iand$aAdolescent$5IEN

=LDR  00646cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880363272902441
=005  20060713080358.0
=008  050311i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\c
=010  \\$ash2004014372
=040  \\$aOrCS$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aSelenoproteins
=550  \\$wg$aOrganoselenium compounds
=550  \\$wg$aProteins
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Bauman, A. Selenoprotein W : purification and characterization of its interaction with calmodulin, 2004.
=670  \\$aAcademic Press dict. of science and technology, 1992$b(Selenoproteins, a group of proteins containing selenocysteine or selenomethionine residues)
=750  \2$aSelenoproteins$0(DNLM)D051140$5IEN

=LDR  00499cz  a2200133n  4500
=001  9880363273002441
=005  20060109084050.0
=008  050105i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash2005000094
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aMonocrotaline
=550  \\$wg$aPyrrolizidines
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Monocrotaline: a pyrrolizidine alkaloid and a toxic plant constituent that poisons livestock and humans through the ingestion of contaminated grains and other foods)
=750  \2$aMonocrotaline$0(DNLM)D016686$5IEN

=LDR  01278cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880363273102441
=005  20060109083833.0
=008  050302i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\c
=010  \\$ash2004014934
=040  \\$aABAU$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aGeriatric health care teams
=450  \\$aTeam work in geriatrics
=450  \\$aTeamwork in geriatrics
=550  \\$wg$aHealth care teams
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Ethical patient care : a casebook for geriatric health care teams, 2002.
=670  \\$aUniversity of Rochester, Center for Clinical Research on Aging WWW site, Jan. 7, 2005:$bresearch articles and papers page (Proceedings of the Sixteenth Annual Conference on Interdisciplinary Health Care Teams, 1994) pp. 92-105 (Schmitt, M.H. Discipline Differences in Attitudes Towards Interdisciplinary Teams, Perceptions of the Process of Teamwork, and Stress Levels in Geriatric Health Care Teams)
=670  \\$aUniversity of Miami School of Medicine, Geriatric Interdisciplinary Faculty Team mission statement, via WWW, Jan. 7, 2005$b(geriatric health care teams)
=750  \2$81$wb$aPatient Care Team$0(DNLM)D010348$5IEN
=750  \2$81$wb$aChild$0(DNLM)D002648$5IEN
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aPatient Care Team$iand$aChild$5IEN

=LDR  02144cz  a2200265n  4500
=001  9880363273202441
=005  20081211112742.0
=008  031027i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\c
=010  \\$ash2003011072
=040  \\$aABAU$beng$cDLC
=053  \0$aTA418.54
=150  \\$aThermal conductivity
=360  \\$isubdivision$aThermal conductivity$iunder individual chemicals and groups of chemicals and individual materials and types of materials, e.g.$aCopper--Thermal conductivity; Metals--Thermal conductivity
=360  \\$isubdivision$aThermal conductivity$iunder individual chemicals and materials, e.g.$aCopper--Thermal conductivity; Metals--Thermal conductivity
=450  \\$aCoefficient of conductivity
=450  \\$aConductivity, Heat
=450  \\$aConductivity, Thermal
=450  \\$aHeat conductivity
=550  \\$wg$aHeat$xConduction$xMeasurement
=550  \\$wg$aTransport theory
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Baker, C.E. Thermal conductivities of ordinary and isotopically substituted polar gases and their equimolar mixtures, 1966.
=670  \\$aMcGraw-Hill dictionary of scientific and technical terms, 2003:$bp. 2130 ("Thermal conductivity -- (thermo[dynamics]) -- The heat flow across a surface per unit area per unit time, divided by the negative of the rate of change of temperature with distance in a direction perpendicular to the surface. Also known as coefficient of conductivity; heat conductivity")
=670  \\$aAcademic press dictionary of science and technology, 1992:$bp. 2201 ("thermal conductivity -- thermodynamics -- the material property that quantifies the rate of flow of thermal energy through a material in the presence of a temperature gradient, given by the amount of heat transfer across a unit area in a unit amount of time, divided by the negative of the space rate of change in temperature in the direction perpendicular to the unit area")
=670  \\$aChamber dictionary of science and technology, 1999:$bp. 1161 ("thermal conductivity - (physics) - A measure of the rate of flow of thermal energy through a material in the presence of a temperature gradient")
=750  \2$aThermal Conductivity$0(DNLM)D013814$5IEN

=LDR  01109cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880363273302441
=005  20060109094304.0
=008  041216i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash2004010855
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aPhycobilisomes
=550  \\$wg$aPhycobiliproteins
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 2004457901: L�uder, U.H. Acclimation of the photosynthetic apparatus of the endemic Antarctic red macroalga Palmaria decipiens to seasonally changing light conditions, 2003:$bp. 3 (Phycobilisomes, the main light-harvesting antennae in red algae and cyanobacteria.)
=670  \\$ade Marsac, N.T. Phycobiliproteins and phycobilisomes : the early observations in Photosynthesis Research, 2003:$bv. 76, p. 197 (supramolecular complexes of phycobiliproteins: the phycobilisomes.  Generally attached on the stromal surface of the thylakoid membranes in both prokayotic (cyanobacteria) and eukaryotic cells (cyanelles, ted algae and cryptomonads), these complexes represent the most abundant soluble proteins and the major light-harvesting antennae for photosynthesis.)
=750  \2$aPhycobilisomes$0(DNLM)D045524$5IEN

=LDR  01120cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880363273402441
=005  20060107125534.0
=008  050209i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash2004014655
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aBovine viral diarrhea virus
=450  \\$aBVD virus
=450  \\$aBVDV (Virus)
=550  \\$wg$aCattle$xViruses
=550  \\$wg$aFlaviviruses
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 2004029262: Goyal, S.M. Bovine viral diarrhea virus, 2005:$bECIP galley (Bovine viral diarrhea virus (BVDV))
=670  \\$aBlack's vet. dict.$b(under: Bovine viral diarrhea/mucosal disease: virus can survive storage at temp. of 4 degrees C for at least 16 months, also repeated freezing and thawing)
=670  \\$aMerck vet. manual online, Dec. 13, 2004$b(Bovine viral diarrhea virus (BVDV) is classfied as a RNA virus)
=670  \\$aConcise vet. dict., 1988$b(under: Bovine viral diarrhea: BVD virus)
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Diarrhea Viruses, Bovine Viral)
=670  \\$aVet. med. Auburn Univ. WWW site, Dec. 13, 2004$b(Bovine viral diarrhea virus (BVDV))
=750  \2$aDiarrhea Viruses, Bovine Viral$0(DNLM)D001908$5IEN

=LDR  00769cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880363273502441
=005  20060106141459.0
=008  050209i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\c
=010  \\$ash2004010669
=040  \\$aUkOxU$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aMorbid obesity
=550  \\$wg$aObesity
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Morbid obesity, 2004:$bp. xi (the severe form of obesity) p. 4 of cover (occurs in patients with a body mass index of >40 and is associated with serious, debilitating and progressive co-morbidities)
=670  \\$aMeSH via WWW, Nov. 22, 2004$b(Obesity, Morbid x Morbid obesity: The condition of weighing two, three, or more times the ideal weight, so called because it is associated with many serious and life-threatening disorders)
=750  \2$aObesity, Morbid$0(DNLM)D009767$5IEN

=LDR  00739cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880363273602441
=005  20060109094954.0
=008  050111i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash2005000232
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC
=053  \0$aQK495.E68$cBotany
=150  \\$aCalluna
=550  \\$wg$aEricaceae
=670  \\$aPlants national database, Jan. 11, 2005$b(Genus Calluna Salisb. - heather. Family Ericaceae - Heath family)
=670  \\$aITIS, Jan 11, 2005$b(Calluna Salisb. -- accepted -- heather Family Ericaceae -- heaths)
=670  \\$aGRIN taxonomy taxonomy, Jan. 11, 2005$b(Genus: Calluna. Family Ericaceae. Common name: heather)
=670  \\$aHortus 3$b(Calluna Salisb. Heather. Ericaceae. One sp.)
=750  \2$aCalluna$0(DNLM)D029795$5IEN

=LDR  00700cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880363273702441
=005  20080506153315.0
=008  050127i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash2004014824
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQP606.S85
=150  \\$aSulfotransferases
=450  \\$aSulphotransferases
=550  \\$wg$aTransferases
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 2004030011 : Human cytosolic sulfotransferases, 2005.
=670  \\$aEnzyme Nomenclature web site, Dec. 23, 2004$b(EC 2.8.2 Sulfotransferases) Feb. 20, 2008 (EC 2.8.2.4: in title in bib. ref.: sulphotransferase)
=688  \\$aHeading changed 20080402 from: 150:##:_{dollar}a Sulfphotransferases
=750  \2$aSulfotransferases$0(DNLM)D015238$5IEN

=LDR  00673cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880363273802441
=005  20120730164531.0
=008  041210i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash2004007162
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC
=053  \0$aRJ506.S46
=150  \\$aSeparation anxiety in adolescence
=550  \\$wg$aAnxiety in adolescence
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 2004026091: Eisen, Andrew R. Separation anxiety in children and adolescents, 2005.
=750  \2$81$wb$aAnxiety, Separation$5IEN$0(DNLM)D001010
=750  \2$81$wb$aAdolescent$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000293
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aAnxiety, Separation$iand$aAdolescent$5IEN

=LDR  00870cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880363273902441
=005  20100720081955.0
=008  041025i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash2004009989
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQR82.M38
=150  \\$aMethylobacteriaceae
=550  \\$wg$aAerobic bacteria
=550  \\$wg$aGram-negative bacteria
=670  \\$aMESH browser, Oct. 22, 2004$b(Methylobacteriaceae, a family of gram-negative bacteria in the order Rhizobiales.  Genera include Methylobacterium, Protomonas, and Roseomonas)
=670  \\$aTaxonomic outline of the Procaryotes, Bergey's manual of systematic bacteriology, 2nd ed., release 3.0, July 2002, via WWW, Oct. 22, 2004$b(Family IX Methylobacteriaceae in Order Rhizobiales)
=670  \\$aNCBI taxonomy browser, Oct. 22, 2004$b(Methylobacteriaceae)
=750  \2$aMethylobacteriaceae$0(DNLM)D042082$5IEN

=LDR  01098cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880363274002441
=005  20041207083550.0
=008  040810i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\c
=010  \\$ash2004008307
=040  \\$aUk$beng$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aChronic myeloid leukemia
=450  \\$aChronic granulocytic leukemia
=450  \\$aChronic myelocytic leukemia
=450  \\$aChronic myelogenous leukemia
=450  \\$aCML (Disease)
=550  \\$wg$aChronic leukemia
=550  \\$wg$aMyeloid leukemia
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Understanding chronic myeloid leukaemia, c2004:$bp. 6 (chronic myeloid leukaemia, CML, may also be called chronic granulocytic leukaemia or chronic myelogenous leukaemia)
=670  \\$aMedline Plus medical encyclopedia, 4 Aug. 2004$b(chronic myelocytic leukemia)
=670  \\$aGoogle WWW search, Oct. 13, 2004$b(predominant form, including on leukemia association and leukemia society  websites, is "myeloid")
=670  \\$aMeSH$b(Leukemia, myeloid, chronic, x Leukemia, myelocytic, chronic, x Myelocytic leukemia, chronic)
=750  \2$aLeukemia, Myeloid, Chronic$0(DNLM)D015464$5IEN

=LDR  00857cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880363274102441
=005  20041207082132.0
=008  041006i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash2004000531
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC
=053  \0$aRB150.F52$cPathology
=150  \\$aFibrosis
=360  \\$isubdivision$aFibrosis$iunder individual organs and regions of the body, e.g.$aHeart--Fibrosis
=550  \\$wg$aCollagen diseases
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 2004023420: Fibrogenesis : cellular and molecular basis, c2005.
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Fibrosis)
=670  \\$aInter. dict. med. biol.$b(fibrosis: the deposition of collagen, usually in the form of a scar but also in the interstitium, surrounding parenchymal cells. It occurs in the healing stages of inflammation when restoration of normal anatomic integrity is not possible.)
=750  \2$aFibrosis$0(DNLM)D005355$5IEN

=LDR  01410cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880363274202441
=005  20041123080209.0
=008  040917i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\c
=010  \\$ash2004001432
=040  \\$aWaU$beng$cDLC
=053  \0$aQR82.D37$cBacteriology
=150  \\$aDeinococcus
=550  \\$wg$aDeinococcaceae
=550  \\$wg$aGram-positive bacteria
=670  \\$aList of bacterial names with standing in nomenclature, via WWW, Sept. 9, 2004$b(Deinococcus, type genus of the order Deinococcales, type genus of the family Deinococcaceae; type species: Deinococcus radiodurans)
=670  \\$aMeSH$b(Deinococcus. A genus of gram-positive aerobic cocci found in the soil, that is highly resistant to radiation, especially ionizing radiation. Deinococcus radiodurans is the type species)
=670  \\$aNCBI taxonomy browser, via WWW, Sept. 17, 2004$b(Deinococcus. Includes Deinobacter. Family Deinococcaceae, Order Deinococcales, Class Deinococci, Phylum Deinococcus-Thermus, Superkingdom Deinococcus-Thermus)
=670  \\$aBacterial nomenclature up-to-date, via WWW, Sept. 17, 2004$b(Genus Deinococcus)
=670  \\$aGoogle search, Sept. 9, 2004$b(The family Deinococcaceae consists of the genera Deinococcus and Deinobacter, with the major difference between these two genera being gram-positive and gram-negative, respectively.)
=675  \\$aITIS, Sept. 9, 2004
=750  \2$aDeinococcus$0(DNLM)D034301$5IEN

=LDR  00413cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880363274302441
=005  20061019134758.0
=008  040915i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash2004009960
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQL368.H33$cProtozoology
=150  \\$aPlasmodium yoelii
=550  \\$wg$aPlasmodium
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Plasmodium yoelii, in rodents)
=750  \2$aPlasmodium yoelii$0(DNLM)D010967$5IEN

=LDR  00803cz  a2200133n  4500
=001  9880363373902441
=005  20150527101226.0
=008  140527i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\c
=010  \\$ash2014001324
=040  \\$aMH-AH$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aHealth insurance exchanges
=550  \\$wg$aInsurance exchanges
=670  \\$aWork cat: AIS's health insurance exchange directory and factbook, c2013:$bp.vii (A health insurance exchange is a web-based marketplace that allows a consumer to compare and select health insurance products, enroll in a chosen plan and pay premiums. The Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act called for the creation of a government-run health insurance exchange in each state to serve individuals who do not have employer-based insurance)
=750  \2$aHealth Insurance Exchanges$0(DNLM)D062265$5IEN

=LDR  01524cz  a2200253n  4500
=001  9880363374002441
=005  20140926105946.0
=008  140501i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash2014001105
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aMultiple system atrophy
=450  \\$aAtrophy, Multiple system
=450  \\$aAtrophy, Multisystem
=450  \\$aAtrophy, Multisystemic
=450  \\$aMSA (Multiple system atrophy)
=450  \\$aMultiple system atrophy syndrome
=450  \\$aMultisystem atrophy
=450  \\$aMultisystemic atrophy
=550  \\$wg$aNervous system$xDegeneration
=550  \\$wg$aSyndromes
=670  \\$aWork cat: 2013949517: Multiple system atrophy, 2014:$bforeword (Multiple system atrophy (MSA) ... within the spectrum of neurodegenerative movement disorders)
=670  \\$aMeSH, May 1, 2014$b(Multiple system atrophy; references from: Multiple system atrophy syndrome, Multisystem atrophy, Multisystemic atrophy)
=670  \\$aNIH Factsheet, June 10, 2014$b(Multiple system atrophy (MSA) is a progressive neurodegenerative disorder characterized by a combination of symptoms that affect both the autonomic nervous system and movement. Symptoms of autonomic nervous system failure include fainting spells and problems with heart rate and bladder control. Motor control (movement) dysfunction may feature symptoms such as tremor, rigidity, and loss of muscle coordination. Some of these symptoms are similar to those seen in Parkinson's disease.)
=750  \2$aMultiple System Atrophy$0(DNLM)D019578$5IEN

=LDR  00902cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880363374102441
=005  20140926105056.0
=008  140407i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\c
=010  \\$ash2014000857
=040  \\$aOrCS$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aGene flow
=450  \\$aFlow, Gene
=550  \\$wg$aPopulation genetics
=670  \\$aWork cat: Martins, B. Hybridization between Imidazolinone-Resistant Wheat (Triticum aestivum L.) and Jointed Goatgrass (Aegilops cylindrical Host.) ..., 2014.
=670  \\$aMcGraw-Hill dictionary of scientific and technical terms, 2003 :$b(gene flow: the passage and establishment of alleles characteristic of one breeding population into the gene pool of another population through hybridization and backcrossing)
=670  \\$aAndersson, M. Gene flow between crops and their wild relatives, 2010.
=670  \\$aGene flow from GM plants, 2005.
=750  \2$aGene Flow$0(DNLM)D051456$5IEN

=LDR  04180cz  a2200253n  4500
=001  9880363374202441
=005  20140926111302.0
=008  140328i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\c
=010  \\$ash2014000740
=040  \\$aABAU$beng$cDLC
=053  \0$aQP519.9.V65$cBiochemistry
=150  \\$aVoltage-sensitive dyes
=450  \\$aPotentiometric dyes
=450  \\$aPotentiometric probes
=450  \\$aVSDs (Voltage-sensitive dyes)
=550  \\$wg$aDyes and dyeing
=550  \\$wg$aFluorescent probes
=550  \\$wg$aPotentiometry$xEquipment and supplies
=670  \\$aWork cat: Bachtel, A.D. A novel approach to dual excitation ratiometric optical mapping of cardiac action potentials with di 4 ANEPPS using pulsed LED excitation, 2010:$bp. 1 (In cardiac and neuronal tissue, for example, rapid changes in Vm [transmembrane potential] are represented as action potentials (AP), which have a distinct morphology that can be recorded using voltage sensitive dyes (VSD), a group of fluorophores that exhibit changes in fluorescence with changes in Vm)
=670  \\$aMembrane potential imaging in the nervous system, 2010:$bp. 125 (Voltage-sensitive dyes, or potentiometric probes, are molecular voltmeters that insert into, but do not cross cell membranes, where they intercalate among the phospholipids that compose either leaflet of the bilayer. There, by mechanisms that are not entirely understood, they sense a representative portion of the membrane electric field and alter their light absorption and/or emission in response to changes in that field, thereby providing the physical basis for optical measurement of membrane potential) p. 13 (More recently, we have synthesized voltage-sensitive dyes (VSDs) with new hemicyanine chromophores that have absorbance and emission further toward the red end of the visible spectrum. ... There are several other labs that are currently actively working on synthesizing new potentiometric dyes)
=670  \\$aSalzberg, B.M. Functional imaging of nervous systems using voltage-sensitive dyes, via WWW, Mar. 27, 2014:$babtr. (Voltage-sensitive dyes are small molecules that bind to cell membranes and change their optical properties, absorption or fluorescence, in response to changes in membrane potential, the voltage across the membrane. These optical changes are extremely rapid and tend to be linear reporters of local electrical events. Thus, these "potentiometric probes" behave as molecular voltmeters and can be used, with a high-speed camera or other image dissector, for functional imaging of electrical activity including action potentials, synaptic potentials, and passive (electrotonic) signals)
=670  \\$aJournal of membrane biology, Dec. 2003:$bp. 105 (Interpretation and optimization of absorbance and fluorescence signals from voltage-sensitive dyes. ... Voltage-sensitive dyes produce absorbance and fluorescence changes that can be used to image voltage. The present study develops a systematic approach to the optimization of these signals. ... Voltage-sensitive dyes provide an optical signal suitable for imaging voltage in living tissue. These dyes serve as powerful tools in the study of electrical activity in the nervous system as well as in other electrically excitable tissue)
=670  \\$aScripta medica, Dec. 2006:$bp. 280 (Optical mapping is also widely employed in cardiac electrophysiology animal experiments. The principle of optical mapping is the application of voltage-sensitive dye (VSD) to the examined tissue where it binds to a membrane of cardiac cells. The dye undergoes changes in its fluorescence spectra, in response to changes in the surrounding electrical field. The absorption and fluorescence spectra of the dye are highly dependent on its environment. In general, the dyes are essentially non-fluorescent in water and become quite strongly fluorescent upon binding to membranes. The tissue is illuminated by light with relatively limited narrow spectra. Then, the dye emits fluorescent light of higher wavelength and amplitude proportional to the potential at heart surface. The emitted light can be easily detected and recorded)
=750  \2$aVoltage-Sensitive Dye Imaging$0(DNLM)D056969$5IEN

=LDR  00765cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880363374302441
=005  20140924174254.0
=008  140128i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash2014000212
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aEye tracking
=450  \\$aEye gaze tracking$5IEN
=450  \\$aEye monitoring$5IEN
=450  \\$aEye movement data analysis
=450  \\$aGaze tracking
=550  \\$wg$aEye$xMovements
=550  \\$wg$aTracking (Engineering)
=670  \\$aWork cat: 2013045342: Eye tracking in user experience design, 2014.
=670  \\$aInspec, viewed January 28, 2014$b(uncontrolled terms: eye tracking specification; Eye tracking equipment; eye movement data analysis; gaze tracking)
=750  \2$aEye Movement Measurements$0(DNLM)D053483$5IEN

=LDR  00556cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880444415602441
=005  20171219133901.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85146422
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh 85146422
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aSF275.W5
=150  \\$aWhey
=550  \\$wg$aMilk
=670  \\$aWeb. 3$b(whey: the serum or watery part of milk containing sugar, minerals, and lactalbumin that is separated from the thicker or more coagulable part or curd, esp. in the process of making cheese)
=750  \2$aWhey$0(DNLM)D000067796$5IEN

=LDR  00629cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880444433802441
=005  20160418105658.0
=008  871019i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 87006544
=035  \\$a(DLC) sh 87006544
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aQK495.L52$cBotany
=150  \0$aArachis
=550  \0$wg$aLegumes
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Nigam, S.N. Vegetative propagation of Arachis species, 1978.
=670  \\$aOld catalog heading$b(Arachis)
=670  \\$aWeb. 3.
=670  \\$aInd. nom. gen. (plant.)
=670  \\$aEngler Syl. Pflanz.:$bp. 237.
=670  \\$aHortus 3.
=750  \2$aArachis$0(DNLM)D010367$5IEN

=LDR  01015cz  a2200301n  4500
=001  9880445237802441
=005  20160429151156.0
=008  001222\|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85104929
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dWaU
=150  \\$aPopulation transfers
=450  \\$aCleansing, Ethnic
=450  \\$aEthnic cleansing
=450  \\$aEthnic purification
=450  \\$aExchange of population
=450  \\$aExchanges, Population
=450  \\$aInterchange of population
=450  \\$aInterchanges, Population
=450  \\$aPopulation exchanges
=450  \\$aPopulation interchanges
=450  \\$aPurification, Ethnic
=450  \\$aTransfer of population
=450  \\$aTransfers, Population
=550  \\$wg$aEmigration and immigration
=550  \\$wg$aMinorities
=670  \\$aBrown, K.L. A biography of no place, 2000:$babstr. (ethnic purification)
=680  \\$iHere are entered works on the mass transfer of ethnic groups from one country to another.
=750  \2$aEthnic Cleansing$0(DNLM)D065811$5IEN

=LDR  00332cz  a2200133n  4500
=001  9880447813602441
=005  20160516160744.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85071143
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQK495.A1655$cBotany
=150  \\$aJusticia
=550  \\$wg$aAcanthaceae
=750  \2$aJusticia$0(DNLM)D027902$5IEN

=LDR  00312cz  a2200133n  4500
=001  9880450055302441
=005  20160526090245.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85095847
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQK495.G74
=150  \\$aOryza
=550  \\$wg$aGrasses
=750  \2$aOryza$0(DNLM)D012275$5IEN

=LDR  00440cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880454162202441
=005  19950222135643.9
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85047960
=035  \\$a(DLC) sh 85047960
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aGN472$cEthnology
=150  \\$aFetishism
=450  \\$aFetichism
=550  \\$wg$aRites and ceremonies
=550  \\$wg$aWorship
=750  \2$aFetishism, Psychiatric$0(DNLM)D005329$5IEN

=LDR  03159nz  a2200265n  4500
=001  9880463864202441
=005  20240216145529.0
=008  131120i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\c
=010  \\$ash2013003324
=040  \\$aCoU$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aPrecision medicine
=450  \\$aIndividualized medicine
=450  \\$wnne$aPersonalized medicine
=550  \\$wg$aMedical care
=550  \\$wg$aPharmacogenetics
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Journal of personalized medicine, 2011.
=670  \\$aNational Library of Medicine, MeSH Browser$b(MeSH heading: Individualized Medicine; Entry Term: Personalized Medicine; See Also: Pharmacogenetics)
=670  \\$a109th Congress, 2nd session. S. 3822, August 3, 2006:$bp. 2 (Personalized medicine is the application of genomic and molecular data to better target the delivery of health care, facilitate the discovery and clinical testing of new products, and help determine a patient's predisposition to a particular disease or condition)
=670  \\$aPresident's Council of Advisors on Science and Technology, Priorities for personalized medicine, Sept. 2008:$bp. 1 ("Personalized medicine" refers to the tailoring of medical treatment to the individual characteristics of each patient)
=670  \\$aQuantitative methods for precision medicine, 2022: |b CIP galley ("As opposed to such a one-size-fits-all approach, precision medicine, also known as personalized medicine, tailors disease treatment and prevention strategies for individual persons by taking into account their genetic, environmental, and lifestyle differences")$w(DLC)2022030449
=670  \\$aHelp me understand genetics - precision medicine, online PDF reprinted from MedLinePlus Genetics, viewed September 20, 2022: |b page 1 (What is precision medicine?: "an emerging approach for disease treatment and prevention that takes into account individual variability in genes, environment, and lifestyle for each person") page 2 (What is the difference between precision medicine and personalized medicine?: "According to the National Research Council, "personalized medicine" is an older term with a meaning similar to "precision medicine" ... there was concern that the word "personalized" could be misinterpreted to imply that treatments and preventions are being developed uniquely for each individual; in precision medicine, the focus is on identifying which approaches will be effective for which patients based on genetic, environmental, and lifestyle factors")
=670  \\$aGale Encyclopedia of Nursing and Allied Health, 4th edition, viewed via Credo reference, September 20, 2022: |b Pharmacogenomics ("Pharmacogenomics is a major component of "precision medicine," formerly referred to as personalized medicine")
=670  \\$aNational Library of Medicine, MeSH browser: |b (MeSH heading: Precision Medicine; Entry term(s): Individualized Medicine, Personalized Medicine; Concepts: Precision Medicine, Preferred Term, 02/27/2015; Personalized Medicine, 05/13/2009, Individualized Medicine, 04/27/2009)
=688  \\$aHeading changed from Personalized medicine to Precision medicine in February 2023.
=750  \2$aPrecision Medicine$0(DNLM)D057285$5IEN

=LDR  01165nz  a2200265n  4500
=001  9880463865102441
=005  20160729110011.0
=008  990222i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 99001213
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC
=053  \0$aRA399$cGeneral
=150  \\$aPhysician practice patterns
=450  \\$aClinical practice patterns
=450  \\$aClinical practice variations
=450  \\$aMedical practice patterns
=450  \\$aPhysician profiling
=450  \\$aPhysicians' practice patterns
=450  \\$aPractice patterns, Physician
=450  \\$aProfiling, Physician
=550  \\$wg$aMedical care$xUtilization review
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 99-11319: Physician profiling ... 1999$b(physician profiling)
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Physician's practice patterns, x clinical practice patterns, x clinical practice variations, x practice patterns, professional)
=670  \\$aMEDLINE, Feb. 22, 1999$b(physicians' practice patterns, medical practice patterns, physician profiling)
=670  \\$aLC database, Feb. 22, 1999$b(physician practice patterns, physician profiling, medical practice patterns)
=750  \2$aPractice Patterns, Physicians'$0(DNLM)D010818$5IEN

=LDR  00735nz  a2200241n  4500
=001  9880466969002441
=005  20160815113019.0
=008  870925i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 87006096
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \0$aQK495.M9$cBotany
=150  \\$aSyzygium
=450  \\$aJambosa
=450  \\$aJambus
=450  \\$aSyzigium
=550  \\$wg$aMyrtaceae
=670  \\$aWeb. 3:$bp. 429.
=670  \\$aHortus 3:$bp. 1091 (Syzygium; syn: Jambosa; Myrtaceae)
=670  \\$aPop. encyc. of plants:$bp. 133 (Syzygium)
=670  \\$aEngler Syl. Pflanz.:$bp. 351.
=670  \\$aInd. nom. gen. (plant.):$bp. 1717 (Syzygium; syn: Syzigium)
=670  \\$aDict. flow. ferns:$bp. 588 (syn: Jambus)
=750  \2$aSyzygium$0(DNLM)D027842$5IEN

=LDR  00969cz  a2200253n  4500
=001  9880468205102441
=005  20160826160451.0
=008  060424||\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85145114$zsj 99006349
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dViU$dDLC
=053  \0$aU$cMilitary science
=053  \0$aV$cNaval science
=150  \\$aWar
=360  \\$isubdivision$aWarfare$iunder ethnic groups; also subdivision$aWars$iunder ethnic groups; and individual wars, battles, etc., e.g.$aRusso-Japanese War, 1904-1905; United States--History--Queen Anne's War, 1702-1713; Gettysburg, Battle of, Gettysburg, Pa., 1863
=450  \\$aArmed conflict (War)
=450  \\$aConflict, Armed (War)
=450  \\$aFighting
=450  \\$aHostilities
=450  \\$aWars
=550  \\$wg$aInternational relations
=550  \\$aMilitary art and science
=550  \\$aPeace
=670  \\$aDictionary of the interntional law of armed conflict, c1992.
=750  \2$aArmed Conflicts$0(DNLM)D000068337$5IEN

=LDR  00716nz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880469673502441
=005  20160902143910.0
=008  860211\|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85130875
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aGA51$bGA87
=053  \0$aQB296$cGeodetic surveys, by country
=053  \0$aQB301$bQB325$cGeodetic surveying
=053  \0$aQE61$bQE350$cGeological
=053  \0$aQH101$bQH199$cNatural history
=150  \\$aSurveys
=360  \\$isubdivision$aSurveys$iunder names of countries, cities, etc., for works containing the results of land surveys in those places
=450  \\$aGovernment surveys
=550  \\$wg$aMathematical geography
=750  \2$aSurveys and Questionnaires$0(DNLM)D011795$5IEN

=LDR  00758cz  a2200241n  4500
=001  9880363048302441
=005  20070511141129.0
=008  890424i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 89002544 
=035  \\$aCBB0020NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQP572.C62
=150  \\$aCorticotropin releasing hormone
=450  \\$aACTH releasing factor
=450  \\$aCorticotropin releasing factor
=450  \\$aCRF (Hormone)
=450  \\$aCRH (Hormone)
=550  \\$wg$aNeuropeptides
=550  \\$wg$aPituitary hormone releasing factors
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Corticotropin-releasing factor, 1989.
=670  \\$aMESH.
=670  \\$aHandbook of vitamins, minerals, and hormones, c1981.
=750  \2$aCorticotropin-Releasing Hormone$0(DNLM)D003346$5IEN

=LDR  00568cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880363048402441
=005  20120730164241.0
=008  890421||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 89002539 
=035  \\$aCBB0015NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=150  \\$aPolymerase chain reaction
=450  \\$aChain reaction, Polymerase
=450  \\$aPCR (Biochemistry)
=550  \\$wg$aPolymerization
=550  \\$aDNA polymerases
=670  \\$aWork cat.: PCR protocols, 1989.
=670  \\$aChemical Titles, No. 4, 1989:$bp. 214.
=750  \2$aPolymerase Chain Reaction$5IEN$0(DNLM)D016133

=LDR  00509cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880363048502441
=005  20120730164241.0
=008  890421||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 89002538 
=035  \\$aCBB0014NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aOmega-6 fatty acids
=450  \\$aN-6 fatty acids
=550  \\$wg$aUnsaturated fatty acids
=670  \\$aWork cat.: NATO advanced research ... c1989.
=670  \\$aPique, C.G. Omega-6.
=675  \\$aMESH
=750  \2$aFatty Acids, Omega-6$5IEN$0(DNLM)D043371

=LDR  00992cz  a2200265n  4500
=001  9880363048602441
=005  20120730164241.0
=008  890413||\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 89002397 
=035  \\$aCBA9879NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQP517.C45
=150  \\$aCellular signal transduction
=450  \\$aCellular information transduction
=450  \\$aInformation transduction, Cellular
=450  \\$aSignal transduction, Cellular
=550  \\$wg$aBioenergetics
=550  \\$wg$aCellular control mechanisms
=550  \\$wg$aInformation theory in biology
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Receptors, membrane transport, and signal transduction, c1989.
=670  \\$aBiol. abs., Semiannual Cumulative Index, 1988:$b86: SI-3317.
=670  \\$aLC database, April 6, 1989.
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Signal transduction)
=670  \\$aBioinformatics : information transduction and processing systems from cell to whole body, 1989.
=750  \2$aSignal Transduction$5IEN$0(DNLM)D015398

=LDR  00570cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880363048702441
=005  20120730164241.0
=008  890413i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 89002393 
=035  \\$aCBA9875NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aRC268.44.C43
=150  \\$aCEA genes
=450  \\$aCarcinoembryonic antigen genes
=550  \\$wg$aCancer genes
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Internatl. Conf. on the CEA Gene Family (1988 : Sapporo-shi, Japan). The carcinoembryonic gene family, 1989.
=750  \2$aCarcinoembryonic Antigen$xgenetics$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002272Q000235

=LDR  01220cz  a2200337n  4500
=001  9880363048802441
=005  20131210104326.0
=008  890413i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 89002390 
=035  \\$aCBA9872NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=150  \\$aAntipsychotic drugs
=450  \\$aAntipsychotic agents
=450  \\$aAntipsychotics
=450  \\$aMajor tranquilizers
=450  \\$aMajor tranquilizing agents
=450  \\$aMajor tranquilizing drugs
=450  \\$aNeuroleptic agents
=450  \\$aNeuroleptic drugs
=450  \\$aNeuroleptics
=450  \\$aNeurolepts
=450  \\$aTranquilizing drugs, Major
=550  \\$wg$aPsychotropic drugs
=550  \\$aPsychoses$xChemotherapy
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Lazarus, A. The neuroleptic malignant syndrome and related conditions, c1989.
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Tranquilizing agents, Major)
=670  \\$aGoth. Med. pharmacol., 1988:$bp. 250 (Antipsychotic drugs)
=670  \\$aDorland's med. dict.$b(Antipsychotic drugs)
=670  \\$aKatzung. Basic & clin. pharmacol., 1987:$bp. 315 (Antipsychotic drugs)
=670  \\$aGoodman. The pharm. basis of therapeutics, 1985:$bp. 391 (Antipsychotic agents)
=750  \2$aAntipsychotic Agents$0(DNLM)D014150$5IEN

=LDR  00851cz  a2200241n  4500
=001  9880363048902441
=005  20120730164241.0
=008  890413i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 89002389 
=035  \\$aCBA9871NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRC394.N47
=150  \\$aNeuroleptic malignant syndrome
=450  \\$aMalignant neuroleptic syndrome
=550  \\$wg$aAntipsychotic drugs$xSide effects
=550  \\$wg$aExtrapyramidal disorders
=550  \\$wg$aSyndromes
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Lazarus, A. The neuroleptic malignant syndrome and related conditions, c1989.
=670  \\$aCurrent med. diag. & treatment, 1986:$bp. 644.
=670  \\$aMESH.
=670  \\$aInt'l dict. of med. and biol.:$bunder syndrome (Neuroleptic malignant syndrome)
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/13/90
=750  \2$aNeuroleptic Malignant Syndrome$5IEN$0(DNLM)D009459

=LDR  00702cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880363049002441
=005  20110718101707.0
=008  890412i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 89002382 
=035  \\$aCBA9865NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aTeenage immigrants
=450  \\$aImmigrant teenagers
=550  \\$wg$aImmigrant youth
=550  \\$wg$aImmigrants
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Bode, J. New kids on the block, 1989.
=675  \\$aHCL
=750  \2$81$wb$aEmigrants and Immigrants$0(DNLM)D054242$5IEN
=750  \2$81$wb$aAdolescent$0(DNLM)D000293$5IEN
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aEmigrants and Immigrants$iand$aAdolescent$5IEN

=LDR  00820cz  a2200253n  4500
=001  9880363049102441
=005  20120730164241.0
=008  930323||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 89002311 
=035  \\$aCBA9805NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQP552.C42$cBiochemistry
=150  \\$aCell adhesion molecules
=450  \\$aAdhesion molecules (Cytology)
=450  \\$aAdhesion substances (Cytology)
=450  \\$aCell adhesion substances
=450  \\$aIntercellular adhesion molecules
=450  \\$aMorphoregulatory molecules
=550  \\$wg$aBiomolecules
=550  \\$wg$aDesmosomes
=550  \\$wg$aHemidesmosomes
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Morphoregulatory molecules, c1989.
=670  \\$aBiol. abs. semiannual cumul. index, 1988:$b86:SI-73.
=750  \2$aCell Adhesion Molecules$5IEN$0(DNLM)D015815

=LDR  00884cz  a2200265n  4500
=001  9880363049202441
=005  20120730164241.0
=008  890406i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 89002254 
=035  \\$aCBA9754NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRE320
=150  \\$aAcute hemorrhagic conjunctivitis
=450  \\$aConjunctivitis, Acute hemorrhagic
=450  \\$aEpidemic hemorrhagic conjunctivitis
=450  \\$aHemorrhagic conjunctivitis, Acute
=550  \\$wg$aConjunctivitis
=550  \\$wg$aEnterovirus diseases
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Acute hemorrhagic conjunctivitis, 1989.
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Conjunctivitis, Acute hemorrhagic)
=670  \\$aDorland's med. dict.
=670  \\$aICD-9-CM:$b077.4 (Epidemic hemorrhagic)
=670  \\$aInternal medicine:$bp. 1570.
=670  \\$aMerck:$bp. 210.
=750  \2$aConjunctivitis, Acute Hemorrhagic$5IEN$0(DNLM)D003232

=LDR  00810cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880363049302441
=005  20120730164240.0
=008  890217||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 89001028 
=035  \\$aCAZ0746NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \\$aQP519.9.P48$cBiochemistry
=150  \\$aPhotoaffinity labeling
=450  \\$aPhotochemical probes
=450  \\$aPhotolabeling (Photochemistry)
=450  \\$aPhotoprobes (Photochemistry)
=550  \\$wg$aAffinity labeling
=550  \\$wg$aPhotochemistry$xTechnique
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Photochemical probes in biochemistry, 1989$b(Photolabeling; Photoaffinity labeling)
=670  \\$aChem. abst.
=675  \\$aMESH;$aMcGraw-Hill dict. chem.;$aIUPAC compendium of chem. term.;$aCarey's organic chem.
=750  \2$aPhotoaffinity Labels$5IEN$0(DNLM)D019920

=LDR  00818cz  a2200241n  4500
=001  9880363049402441
=005  20120730164237.0
=008  881214||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 88007756 
=035  \\$aCAY6332NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQP606.A8
=150  \\$aAspartate aminotransferase
=450  \\$aAspartate transaminase
=450  \\$aGlutamic-aspartic transaminase
=450  \\$aGlutamic-oxaloacetic transaminase
=450  \\$aSGOT (Enzyme)
=450  \\$aTransaminase A
=550  \\$wg$aAminotransferases
=550  \\$wg$aAspartic acid
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Torchinski�i, �I�U.M. Molekul�i�arny�i mekhanizm �enzimaticheskogo transminirovani�i�a ... 1987.
=670  \\$aEnzyme nomenclature, 1984:$bEC2.6.1.1.
=750  \2$aAspartate Aminotransferases$5IEN$0(DNLM)D001219

=LDR  00676cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880363049502441
=005  20100218100946.0
=008  881208i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 88007645 
=035  \\$aCAY6227NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aQR201.F62$cMicrobiology
=053  \\$aRA601.5$cPublic health
=150  \\$aFoodborne diseases
=450  \\$aFood-borne diseases
=450  \\$aFoodborne illnesses
=550  \\$wg$aCommunicable diseases
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Foodborne bacterial pathogens, c1989.
=670  \\$aLC data base, 12/2/88$b(Foodborne, Food-borne)
=675  \\$aIAC;$aHennepin;$aMESH;$aNIH
=750  \2$aFoodborne Diseases$0(DNLM)D005517$5IEN

=LDR  00632cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880363049602441
=005  20120730164237.0
=008  881207i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 88007627 
=035  \\$aCAY6210NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aEjaculation
=550  \\$wg$aMale orgasm
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Kaplan, H.S. How to overcome premature ejaculation, c1989.
=670  \\$aLC data base, 12/1/88.
=670  \\$aFunk & Wagnalls int. dict. of the English language.
=670  \\$aMESH.
=670  \\$aHennepin$b(ejaculation, see Orgasm, Male)
=690  \\$ar:AMD:6/27/90
=750  \2$aEjaculation$5IEN$0(DNLM)D004542

=LDR  00944cz  a2200277n  4500
=001  9880363049702441
=005  20130315085109.0
=008  881207i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 88007626 
=035  \\$aCAY6209NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aRC560.P73
=150  \\$aPremature ejaculation
=450  \\$aEjaculatio praecox
=450  \\$aEjaculatory control, Inadequate
=450  \\$aInadequate ejaculatory control
=550  \\$wg$aEjaculation
=550  \\$wg$aPsychosexual disorders
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Kaplan, H.S. How to overcome premature ejaculation, c1989$b(inadequate ejaculatory control)
=670  \\$aRjitenbeek, H.M. Sexuality and identity, 1971:$bPremature ejaculation.
=670  \\$aDSM-III-R.
=670  \\$aAm. psych.:$bGlossary.
=670  \\$aHennepin.
=670  \\$aIntl. dict. of med. & biol.$b(also called ejaculatio praecox)
=675  \\$aMESH
=750  \2$aPremature Ejaculation$0(DNLM)D061686$5IEN

=LDR  00530cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880363049802441
=005  20091021105647.0
=008  881207i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 88007622 
=035  \\$aCAY6208LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=150  \\$aMyxozoa
=550  \\$wg$aInvertebrates
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Bartholomew, J.L. Ceratomyxa shasta, a myxosporean parasite of salmonids, 1989.
=670  \\$aSyn. liv. org.:$bv. 1, p. 596.
=675  \\$aKudo protozoology;$aWeb. 3;$aRandom House
=750  \2$aMyxozoa$0(DNLM)D055764$5IEN

=LDR  00657cz  a2200241n  4500
=001  9880363049902441
=005  20120730164237.0
=008  881207in\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 88007606 
=035  \\$aCAY6192NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aNimodipine
=550  \\$wg$aCalcium$xAntagonists
=550  \\$wg$aCarboxylic acids
=550  \\$wg$aPyridine
=550  \\$wg$aVasodilators
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Prevention and treatment of delayed ischemic ... c1988.
=670  \\$aChem. abst.$b[66085-59-4]
=670  \\$aUSAN/USP.
=670  \\$aMESH.
=675  \\$aMerck
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/13/90
=750  \2$aNimodipine$5IEN$0(DNLM)D009553

=LDR  00656cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880363050002441
=005  20120730164237.0
=008  881207i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 88007605 
=035  \\$aCAY6191NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \\$aQP552.S35
=150  \\$aSeminal proteins
=450  \\$aSemen proteins
=450  \\$aSeminal plasma proteins
=450  \\$aSeminoproteins
=550  \\$wg$aProteins
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Shivaji, S. Proteins of seminal plasma ... c1989.
=670  \\$aChem. abst.:$bGeneral subject index (Proteins, of semen; Proteins, semino-)
=675  \\$aMESH
=750  \2$aSeminal Plasma Proteins$5IEN$0(DNLM)D029589

=LDR  00914cz  a2200289n  4500
=001  9880363050102441
=005  20120730164236.0
=008  890215i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 88007597 
=035  \\$a(OCoLC)02459889
=035  \\$aCAY6183NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRT48
=150  \\$aNursing assessment
=450  \\$aAssessment, Nursing
=450  \\$aClinical assessment in nursing
=450  \\$aHealth assessment, Nursing
=450  \\$aNursing health assessment
=450  \\$aPatient assessment in nursing
=450  \\$aPatient evaluation in nursing
=550  \\$wg$aDiagnosis
=550  \\$wg$aNursing
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Clinical assessment tools for use with nursing diagnoses, 1989.
=670  \\$aMESH.
=670  \\$aMosby's med. dict.
=670  \\$aMorton, P.G. Nurse's clinical guide to health assessment, 1990.
=750  \2$aNursing Assessment$5IEN$0(DNLM)D009730

=LDR  00918cz  a2200265n  4500
=001  9880363050202441
=005  20120730164236.0
=008  881206||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 88007588 
=035  \\$aCAY6177NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \\$aQH452.3$bQH452.6
=150  \\$aMobile genetic elements
=450  \\$aGenetic elements, Mobile
=450  \\$aGenetic mobile elements
=450  \\$aMobile DNA
=450  \\$aMobile DNA sequences
=450  \\$aMobile elements, Genetic
=550  \\$wg$aDNA
=550  \\$wg$aMolecular genetics
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Mobile DNA, c1989.
=670  \\$aHuisman, O. Genetics, 1987:$b116(2): 185 (mobile DNA)
=670  \\$aBiol. abs., 1987:$b84(6): SI-148 (mobile DNA); 83(3): SI-2185 (mobile elements; mobile genetic elements)
=670  \\$aMESH$b(DNA insertion elements, x Mobile genetic elements)
=750  \2$aInterspersed Repetitive Sequences$5IEN$0(DNLM)D020071

=LDR  00959cz  a2200265n  4500
=001  9880363050302441
=005  20110610125538.0
=008  881205i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 88007577 
=035  \\$aCAY6167NU
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh 88007577
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aCaregivers
=450  \\$aCare givers
=450  \\$aCarers
=450  \\$aFamily caregivers
=450  \\$aHome health caregivers
=450  \\$aInformal caregivers
=550  \\$wg$aVolunteers
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Stone, R. Caregiving in America, 1988.
=670  \\$aHennepin$b(Caregivers; Care givers; Family caregivers; Home health caregivers)
=670  \\$aLIV$b(Caregivers; Family caregivers)
=670  \\$aLC database, June 17, 1997$b(carers)
=680  \\$iHere are entered works on family or friends who provide personal home care for the elderly, ill, or people with disabilities on an informal voluntary basis.
=750  \2$aCaregivers$0(DNLM)D017028$5IEN

=LDR  01328cz  a2200301n  4500
=001  9880363050402441
=005  20101021191022.0
=008  020910i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 88007496 
=035  \\$aCAY6091NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dInU$dDLC
=053  \0$aUG447.8
=150  \\$aBiological weapons
=450  \\$aBacteriological weapons
=450  \\$aBiological warfare agents
=450  \\$aBioweapons
=450  \\$aWeapons, Biological$5IEN
=550  \\$wg$aWeapons of mass destruction
=550  \\$aBiosecurity
=670  \\$aWork cat.: U.S. Cong. House. Committee on Foreign Affairs ... Biological warfare testing, 1988.
=670  \\$aLC database, Oct. 5, 1988.
=670  \\$aIAC.
=670  \\$aRobertson, D. Guide to modern defense and strategy:$bp. 40, under Biological warfare (The Biological Weapons Convention, signed in 1972 ...)
=670  \\$aAn analytical summary of the United Nations studies describing the effects of the possible use of nuclear weapons, chemical weapons, bacteriological (biological) weapons and napalm, and other incendiary weapons, 1977.
=670  \\$aDTIC thes.$b(Biological warfare agents)
=670  \\$aAlltheweb search, Sept. 10, 2002$b(titles: bioweapons)
=675  \\$aASTI;$aEI;$aLIV;$aWeb. 3;$aRandom House
=750  \2$aBiological Warfare Agents$0(DNLM)D054045$5IEN

=LDR  00727cz  a2200253n  4500
=001  9880363050502441
=005  20120730164236.0
=008  881201i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 88007495 
=035  \\$aCAY6090NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQP519.9.W47
=150  \\$aWestern immunoblotting
=450  \\$aBlotting, Western$5IEN
=450  \\$aImmunoblotting, Western
=450  \\$aProtein blotting
=450  \\$aWestern blot analysis
=450  \\$aWestern blotting
=550  \\$wg$aImmunoblotting
=550  \\$wg$aProteins$xAnalysis
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Protein blotting, 1989.
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Immunoblotting, Western)
=690  \\$ar:AMD:6/12/90
=750  \2$aBlotting, Western$5IEN$0(DNLM)D015153

=LDR  00576cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880363050602441
=005  20120730164236.0
=008  881201i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 88007478 
=035  \\$aCAY6078NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aBF378.D45
=150  \\$aD�ej�a vu
=450  \\$aParamnesia
=550  \\$wg$aMemory
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Neppe, V. Psychology of d�ej�a vu ... 1983.
=670  \\$aChaplin dict. psych.
=670  \\$aPeng. dict. psych.
=670  \\$aWeb. 3.
=690  \\$ar:AMD:6/25/90
=750  \2$aDeja Vu$5IEN$0(DNLM)D003690

=LDR  01305cz  a2200253n  4500
=001  9880363050702441
=005  20120730164236.0
=008  881201i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 88007475 
=035  \\$aCAY6075NU
=035  \\$aSH 88007475
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQP519.9.M64$cBiochemistry
=150  \\$aMolecular probes
=450  \\$aBioprobes
=450  \\$aProbes, Molecular
=550  \\$wg$aMolecular biology$xTechnique
=550  \\$aAffinity labeling
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Molecular probes, c1989.
=670  \\$aMESH.
=670  \\$aBiol. abst., 1987:$b84(4), SI-2759 (individual probes, e.g., DNA, RNA, hormonal, etc.)
=670  \\$aBiol. abst., 1988:$b86(3), SI-239 (individual probes, e.g., DNA, RNA, hormonal, etc.)
=670  \\$aBioprobes : biochemical tools for investigating cell function, c1999:$bCIP galley (term bioprobe in this book is reserved for small molecular weight compounds mainly isolated from microbial secondary metabolites which are useful for biochemical research but also as a source of successful drugs with diverse activities. In general, bioprobes were discovered as inhibitors of specific functions of mammalian cells and afterwards their molecular targets in eukaryotic cells were determined.)
=750  \2$aMolecular Probes$5IEN$0(DNLM)D015335

=LDR  00738cz  a2200265n  4500
=001  9880363050802441
=005  20120730164236.0
=008  881130\|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 88007451 
=035  \\$aCAY6055NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQL965
=150  \\$aZona pellucida
=450  \\$aOolemma
=450  \\$aPellucid zone
=450  \\$aVitelline membrane
=450  \\$aZona striata
=550  \\$wg$aOvum
=670  \\$aWork cat.: The Mammalian egg coat : structure and function, 1988.
=670  \\$aMcGraw-Hill dict. life sci.
=670  \\$aHenderson's dict. of biol. terms.
=670  \\$aWeb. 3.
=670  \\$aRandom House.
=670  \\$aGray's anatomy:$bp. 13.
=750  \2$aZona Pellucida$5IEN$0(DNLM)D015044

=LDR  00683cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880363050902441
=005  20120730164236.0
=008  020619i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85130353 
=035  \\$aCAY5925NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aSulfonamides
=450  \\$wnne$aSulphonamides
=550  \\$wg$aAmides
=550  \\$wg$aSulfones
=670  \\$aMeSH browser, May 30, 2007$b(Sulfonamides. Scope note: A group of compounds that contain the structure SO2NH2)
=670  \\$aGrant & Hackh's chem. dict.$b(sulfonamide: amides derived from sulfonic acids)
=688  \\$aHeading changed 20070821 from: 150:##:_{dollar}a Sulphonamides
=750  \2$aSulfonamides$5IEN$0(DNLM)D013449

=LDR  00628cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880363051002441
=005  20120730164236.0
=008  881128i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 88007401 
=035  \\$aCAY4451NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aMedical wastes
=450  \\$aMedical garbage
=450  \\$aMedical refuse
=450  \\$aMedical waste
=450  \\$aWastes, Medical
=550  \\$wg$aHazardous wastes
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Jessup, D.H. Infectious waste, c1988.
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Medical waste)
=675  \\$aHennepin;$aIAC
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/11/90
=750  \2$aMedical Waste$5IEN$0(DNLM)D008506

=LDR  00543cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880363051102441
=005  20120730164236.0
=008  881117i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 88007210 
=035  \\$aCAY4358NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aCaprolactam
=550  \\$wg$aLactams
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Krachun, A.T. Tverdye smazochnye materialy na osnove kaprolaktama, 1988.
=670  \\$aEI.
=670  \\$aMcGraw-Hill dict. sci. tech.
=670  \\$aWeb. 3.
=690  \\$ar:AMD:6/8/90
=750  \2$aCaprolactam$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002209

=LDR  00480cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880363051202441
=005  20120730164236.0
=008  881108in\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 88007038 
=035  \\$aCAY4315NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aHTLV-I infections
=550  \\$wg$aHTLV infections
=670  \\$aWork cat.: HTLV-I and the nervous system, 1989.
=670  \\$aMESH$b(HTLV-I infections)
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/5/90
=750  \2$aHTLV-I Infections$5IEN$0(DNLM)D015490

=LDR  00403cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880363051302441
=005  20120730164236.0
=008  881108i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 88007037 
=035  \\$aCAY4314NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQR201.H86$cMicrobiology
=150  \\$aHTLV infections
=550  \\$wg$aRetrovirus infections
=750  \2$aDeltaretrovirus Infections$5IEN$0(DNLM)D006800

=LDR  00529cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880363051402441
=005  20120730164236.0
=008  881108i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 88007036 
=035  \\$aCAY4313NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQR201.P45
=150  \\$aPicornavirus infections
=550  \\$wg$aVirus diseases
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Molecular aspects of picornavirus infection and detection, c1989.
=670  \\$aMESH.
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/18/90
=750  \2$aPicornaviridae Infections$5IEN$0(DNLM)D010850

=LDR  00761cz  a2200241n  4500
=001  9880363051502441
=005  20120730164235.0
=008  881108i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 88007035 
=035  \\$aCAY4312NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=150  \\$aHTLV-I (Virus)
=450  \\$aAdult T-cell leukemia-lymphoma virus I
=450  \\$aATLV (Virus)
=450  \\$aHuman T-cell leukemia virus I
=450  \\$aHuman T-cell lymphotropic virus I
=450  \\$aHuman T-lymphotropic virus I
=450  \\$aLeukemia virus I, Human T-cell
=450  \\$aT-cell leukemia virus I, Human
=550  \\$wg$aHTLV (Viruses)
=670  \\$aWork cat.: HTLV-I and the nervous system, 1989.
=670  \\$aMESH$b(HTLV-I)
=750  \2$aHuman T-lymphotropic virus 1$5IEN$0(DNLM)D015368

=LDR  00697cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880363051602441
=005  20120730164235.0
=008  881107in\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 88007011 
=035  \\$aCAY4290NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=150  \\$aBrain death in children
=450  \\$aPediatric brain death
=550  \\$wg$aChildren$xDeath
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Pediatric brain death and organ/tissue retrieval, c1989.
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Brain death--in infancy & childhood)
=750  \2$81$wb$aBrain Death$5IEN$0(DNLM)D001926
=750  \2$81$wb$aChild$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002648
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aBrain Death$iand$aChild$5IEN

=LDR  00667cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880363051702441
=005  20120730164235.0
=008  881104i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 88007008 
=035  \\$aCAY4287NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRJ456.C9
=150  \\$aCystic fibrosis in children
=550  \\$wg$aChildren$xDiseases
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Shepherd, R.W. Cystic fibrosis and its nutritional problems in childhood, 1988.
=750  \2$81$wb$aCystic Fibrosis$5IEN$0(DNLM)D003550
=750  \2$81$wb$aChild$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002648
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aCystic Fibrosis$iand$aChild$5IEN

=LDR  01186cz  a2200301n  4500
=001  9880363051802441
=005  20130209161508.0
=008  881103i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 88006956 
=035  \\$aCAY4238NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aRB150.F37
=150  \\$aChronic fatigue syndrome
=450  \\$aChronic fatigue and immune dysfunction syndrome
=450  \\$aChronic fatigue immune dysfunction syndrome
=450  \\$aFatigue Syndrome, Chronic$5IEN
=550  \\$wg$aDiseases
=550  \\$wg$aFatigue
=550  \\$wg$aSyndromes
=550  \\$aEpstein-Barr virus diseases
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Fisher, G.C. Chronic fatigue syndrome, c1989.
=670  \\$aJ. Am. Med. Assn.:$bv. 260, Aug. 19, 1988, p. 971.
=670  \\$aHarper's Bazaar:$bv. 121, June 1988, p. 114.
=670  \\$aPeople Weekly:$bv. 29, April 25, 1988, p. 127.
=670  \\$aHarvard Med. School Health Letter, 1987.
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Fatigue syndrome, Chronic x Chronic fatigue and immune dysfunction syndrome)
=670  \\$aA parent's guide to CFIDS, 1999:$bCIP galley (Chronic fatigue immune dysfunction syndrome (CFIDS))
=750  \2$aFatigue Syndrome, Chronic$0(DNLM)D015673$5IEN

=LDR  00758cz  a2200241n  4500
=001  9880363051902441
=005  20120730164235.0
=008  881102i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 88006914 
=035  \\$aCAY4216LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \0$aQK495.A815$cBotany
=150  \\$aPeriploca
=450  \\$aSilk vines
=450  \\$aSilkvines
=550  \\$wg$aAsclepiadaceae
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Schick, B. Zur Morphologie, Entwicklung, Feinstructur und Funktion des Translators von Periploca L. (Asclepiadaceae), c1982.
=670  \\$aWeb. 3.
=670  \\$aHortus 3$b(Periploca L.; silk vine)
=670  \\$aEngler Syl. Pflanz.
=670  \\$aInd. nom. gen. (plant.)
=670  \\$aSPN$b(Periploca; silkvine)
=750  \2$aPeriploca$5IEN$0(DNLM)D031109

=LDR  00722cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880363052002441
=005  20120730164235.0
=008  881114i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 88007137 
=035  \\$aCAY3114NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aRJ426.P84
=150  \\$aPulmonary artery$xAtresia
=450  \\$aAtresia, Pulmonary
=450  \\$aPulmonary atresia
=550  \\$wg$aPediatric cardiology
=550  \\$wg$aPulmonary artery$xAbnormalities
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Pulmonary atresia and intact ventricular septum, 1989.
=670  \\$aDorland's med. dict.
=670  \\$aStedman's med. dict.
=670  \\$aForfar. Textbk. of pediatrics, 1984:$bp. 653.
=750  \2$aPulmonary Atresia$5IEN$0(DNLM)D018633

=LDR  00575cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880363052102441
=005  20120730164235.0
=008  881114||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 88007119 
=035  \\$aCAY3100NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=150  \\$aMIBG (Chemical)
=550  \\$wg$aGuanethidine$xDerivatives
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Moyes, J.S.E. Neuroblastoma : mIBG in diagnosis and management, 1989.
=670  \\$aClarke, S.E.M. J. Nucl. Med., 1988:$b29(1): 33 (MIBG)
=670  \\$aBiol. abs., 1988:$b85(7): SI-191 (MIBG)
=750  \2$a3-Iodobenzylguanidine$5IEN$0(DNLM)D019797

=LDR  00767cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880363052202441
=005  20120730164235.0
=008  881114i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 88007115 
=035  \\$aCAY3097NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aGuanethidine
=550  \\$wg$aGuanidines
=550  \\$wg$aHypotensive agents
=550  \\$wg$aSympatholytic agents
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Moyes, J.S.E. Neuroblastoma : mIGB in diagnosis and management, 1989.
=670  \\$aMerck.
=670  \\$aMeSH browser, June 7, 2007$b(Guanethidine. Scope note: An antihypertensive agent that acts by inhibiting selectively transmission in post-ganglionic adrenergic nerves. Pharm action: Antihypertensive agents, Sympatholytics)
=750  \2$aGuanethidine$5IEN$0(DNLM)D006145

=LDR  00787cz  a2200253n  4500
=001  9880363052302441
=005  20120730164235.0
=008  881114i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 88007108 
=035  \\$aCAY3091NU
=035  \\$ash 88007108
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aRS199.5$bRS210
=150  \\$aDrug delivery systems
=450  \\$aDelivery systems, Drug
=450  \\$aDrug administration technology
=450  \\$aDrug delivery technology
=450  \\$aDrugs$xDelivery systems
=550  \\$wg$aPharmaceutical technology
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Drug delivery systems, 1987.
=670  \\$aNIH$b(Drugs, Drug delivery systems)
=670  \\$aLC database, Nov. 10, 1988.
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Drug delivery systems)
=750  \2$aDrug Delivery Systems$5IEN$0(DNLM)D016503

=LDR  00616cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880363052402441
=005  20120730164235.0
=008  040226i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 88007105 
=035  \\$aCAY3089NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aBF724.85.G73
=150  \\$aBereavement in old age
=550  \\$wg$aOlder people$xPsychology
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Older bereaved spouses ... c1989.
=750  \2$81$wb$aBereavement$5IEN$0(DNLM)D001601
=750  \2$81$wb$aAged$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000368
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aBereavement$iand$aAged$5IEN

=LDR  00993cz  a2200313n  4500
=001  9880363052502441
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=008  881114i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 88007100 
=035  \\$aCAY3086NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aRC848.C4
=150  \\$aChronic active hepatitis
=450  \\$aActive chronic hepatitis
=450  \\$aAcute juvenile cirrhosis
=450  \\$aAutoimmune hepatitis
=450  \\$aChronic aggressive hepatitis
=450  \\$aJuvenile cirrhosis
=450  \\$aPlasma cell hepatitis
=450  \\$aPosthepatic cirrhosis
=450  \\$aSubacute hepatitis
=550  \\$wg$aAutoimmune diseases
=550  \\$wg$aHepatitis
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Dienes, H.P. Viral and autoimmune hepatitis, 1989.
=670  \\$aDorland's med. dict.
=670  \\$aStedman's med. dict.
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Hepatitis, Chronic active)
=670  \\$aKrupp. Current med. diag. & treatment, 1986:$bp. 415.
=750  \2$aHepatitis, Chronic$5IEN$0(DNLM)D006521

=LDR  00668cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880363052602441
=005  20120730164235.0
=008  881110in\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 88007070 
=035  \\$aCAY3065NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aNicotinic receptors
=450  \\$aReceptors, Nicotinic
=550  \\$wg$aAcetylcholine$xReceptors
=670  \\$aWork cat.: NATO Advanced Research Workshop on Nicotinic Acetylcholine Receptors in the Nervous System (1988 : Venice, Italy)
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Receptors, Nicotinic)
=675  \\$aInternal medicine;$aBest and Taylor's physiol. basis of med. practice
=750  \2$aReceptors, Nicotinic$5IEN$0(DNLM)D011978

=LDR  00827cz  a2200253n  4500
=001  9880363052702441
=005  20060607081633.0
=008  881109i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 88007051 
=035  \\$aCAY3055NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRC641.7.F36
=150  \\$aFanconi's anemia
=450  \\$aFanconi anemia
=450  \\$aFanconi's pancytopenia
=550  \\$wg$aAplastic anemia
=550  \\$wg$aGenetic disorders
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Fanconi anemia, c1989.
=670  \\$aMerck$b(Fanconi's anemia)
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Fanconi's anemia)
=670  \\$aCecil's textbook of medicine$b(Fanconi's anemia)
=670  \\$aIntl. dict. med. biol.$b(Anemia: Fanconi's also called Fanconi's pancytopenia)
=670  \\$aDorland's med. dict.$b(Anemia: Fanconi's)
=750  \2$aFanconi Anemia$0(DNLM)D005199$5IEN

=LDR  00647cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880363052802441
=005  20130308143819.0
=008  060522i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 88006843 
=035  \\$aCAY2973NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aFood$xQuality
=450  \\$aFood quality
=450  \\$aQuality of food
=550  \\$wg$aQuality of products
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Water and food quality.
=670  \\$aMcGraw-Hill encyc. sci. tech.:$bv. 5, p. 418.
=675  \\$aBiotechnology;$aEncyc. of chem. tech.;$aHarper encyc. of sci.;$aMcGraw-Hill dict. sci. tech.;$aRandom House;$aWeb. 3
=750  \2$aFood Quality$0(DNLM)D063427$5IEN

=LDR  00599cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880363052902441
=005  20120730164234.0
=008  881027i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 88006808 
=035  \\$aCAY2939NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aBF732.S24
=150  \\$aSelf in children
=550  \\$wg$aChild psychology
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Ryce-Menuhin, J. Self in early childhood, 1988.
=750  \2$81$wb$aEgo$5IEN$0(DNLM)D004532
=750  \2$81$wb$aChild$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002648
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aEgo$iand$aChild$5IEN

=LDR  00996cz  a2200277n  4500
=001  9880363053002441
=005  20120730164234.0
=008  881017i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\c
=010  \\$ash 88006608 
=035  \\$aCAY2762NU
=040  \\$aNLA$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aSesame oil
=450  \\$aBenne oil
=450  \\$aGingelly oil
=450  \\$aGingili oil
=450  \\$aSesame seed oil
=450  \\$aSesameseed oil
=450  \\$aTeel oil
=450  \\$aTil oil
=550  \\$wg$aVegetable oils
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Joint FAO/WHO Codex Alimentarius Commission. Recommended international standard for edible sesameseed oil, c1970.
=670  \\$aChemical technology : an encyclopedic treatment, 1975:$bv. 8, p. 52 (Sesame oil)
=670  \\$aWeb. 3$b(Sesame oil, called also gingelly oil, teel oil)
=670  \\$aKirk-Othmer encyc. chem.:$bp. 1220 (Sesame oil)
=670  \\$aFood for health, c1986$b(Sesame oil, also known as gingili, benne, or til)
=750  \2$aSesame Oil$5IEN$0(DNLM)D012715

=LDR  00791cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880363053102441
=005  20120730164234.0
=008  881017i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\c
=010  \\$ash 88006607 
=035  \\$aCAY2761NU
=040  \\$aNLA$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aSafflower oil
=450  \\$aCarthamus oil
=450  \\$aSafflower seed oil
=450  \\$aSafflowerseed oil
=550  \\$wg$aVegetable oils
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Joint FAO/WHO Codex Alimentarius Commission. Recommended international standard for edible safflowerseed oil, c1970.
=670  \\$aWeb. 3$b(Safflower oil)
=670  \\$aChemical technology : an encyclopedic treatment, 1975:$bv. 8, p. 59 (Safflower oil)
=670  \\$aKirk-Othmer encyc. chem.:$bp. 1220 (Safflower oil)
=750  \2$aSafflower Oil$5IEN$0(DNLM)D012450

=LDR  00564cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880363053202441
=005  20120730164234.0
=008  040421||\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 88006584 
=035  \\$aCAY2741NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQR96.8
=150  \\$aBacteria$xAdhesion
=450  \\$aBacterial adhesion
=550  \\$wg$aBacteria$xPhysiology
=550  \\$wg$aCell adhesion
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Molecular mechanisms of microbial adhesion, c1989.
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Bacterial adhesion)
=750  \2$aBacterial Adhesion$5IEN$0(DNLM)D001422

=LDR  02955cz  a2200517n  4500
=001  9880363053302441
=005  20130311100407.0
=008  060302i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 88006552 
=035  \\$aCAY2709NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dNjR$dDLC$dWaU$dDLC$dWaU$dDLC$dWaU$dDLC
=053  \0$aHQ76.4$bHQ76.45
=150  \\$aHomophobia
=450  \\$aAnti-gay bias
=450  \\$aAnti-GLBT bias
=450  \\$aAnti-homosexual bias
=450  \\$aAnti-LGBT bias
=450  \\$aAntigay bias
=450  \\$aDiscrimination against gays
=450  \\$aFear of gays
=450  \\$aFear of homosexuality
=450  \\$aGLBT bias
=450  \\$aHomonegativity
=450  \\$aHomophobic attitudes
=450  \\$aHomoprejudice
=450  \\$aLesbophobia
=450  \\$aLGBT bias
=450  \\$aSexual orientation discrimination
=550  \\$wg$aDiscrimination
=550  \\$wg$aPhobias
=550  \\$aHeterosexism
=670  \\$aWeb. 3.
=670  \\$aRandom House.
=670  \\$aHennepin$b(Homophobia x Anti-gay bias, Anti-homosexual bias)
=670  \\$aBDNE2.
=670  \\$aWomen's thes.
=670  \\$aLC database, Oct. 11, 1988.
=670  \\$aGoogle search, Aug. 23, 2005$b(lesbophobia)
=670  \\$aCahill, S. Glass nearly half full, 2005:$bPDF p. 5 (anti-gay discrimination)
=670  \\$aGoogle search, Jan. 8, 2006$b(GLBT discrimination; anti-GLBT discrimination; LGBT discrimination; anti-LGBT discrimination; discrimination against GLBT individuals; anti-gay discrimination; antigay discrimination; discrimination based on sexual orientation; sexual orientation discrimination)
=670  \\$aReilly, A.H. Risk, body image, and internalized homonegativity among gay men, 2004:$bp. 2 (homonegativity (or homophobia) is the hatred directed toward a gay person due to his or her sexual orientation)
=670  \\$aWikipedia, Dec. 15, 2010$b(Homophobia is a range of negative attitudes and feelings towards lesbian, gay, bisexual, queer, and in some cases transgender and intersex people. Definitions refer variably to antipathy, contempt, prejudice, aversion, and irrational fear. Homophobia is observable in critical and hostile behavior such as discrimination and violence on the basis of a perceived non-heterosexual orientation; homophobic thoughts and feelings)
=670  \\$aOCLC, Dec. 15, 2010$b(in titles: homophobic attitudes; homophobic and racist attitudes; homophobic belief system; homophobic harassment and discrimination; homophobic prejudice; homoprejudice)
=680  \\$iHere are entered works on active discrimination against, or aversion to, homosexuals. Works on prejudicial attitudes or assumptions held by heterosexuals concerning homosexuals or homosexuality as well as works on the presumption that everyone is heterosexual and that heterosexuality is the only normal sexual orientation are entered under$aHeterosexism.
=681  \\$iNote under$aHeterosexism
=750  \2$aHomophobia$0(DNLM)D063509$5IEN

=LDR  00736cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880363053402441
=005  20120730164234.0
=008  881011|n\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 88006473 
=035  \\$aCAY2645NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQL881
=150  \\$aMetrial gland
=550  \\$wg$aExocrine glands
=550  \\$wg$aUterus
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Peel, S. Granulated metrial gland cells, c1989.
=670  \\$aStedman's med. dict.
=670  \\$aMESH.
=670  \\$aWeb. med. desk dict.$b(Metrial)
=675  \\$aMcGraw-Hill dict. life sci.;$aHenderson's dict. sci. terms;$aHenderson's dict. of biol. terms;$aNIH;$aDorland's med. dict.
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/12/90
=750  \2$aMetrial Gland$5IEN$0(DNLM)D008791

=LDR  01494cz  a2200313n  4500
=001  9880363053502441
=005  20130408093256.0
=008  881007i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 88006460 
=035  \\$aCAY2634NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dABAU
=053  \0$aRM666.Q55
=150  \\$aQuinolone antibacterial agents
=450  \\$aKetoquinolines
=450  \\$aOxoquinolines
=450  \\$aQuinolinones
=450  \\$aQuinolone antimicrobial agents
=450  \\$aQuinolones
=550  \\$wg$aAntibacterial agents
=550  \\$wg$aSynthetic drugs
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Quinolone antimicrobial agents, c1989.
=670  \\$aKirk-Othmer encyc. chem.:$bv. 2, p. 782.
=670  \\$aGoth's Med. pharmacol., 12th ed., 1988:$bpp. 639, 640, 786.
=670  \\$aShah, S. Antimicrob. Chemother.:$b21(1):41, 1988.
=670  \\$aTsuji, A. Antimicrob. Agents:$b32(2):190, 1988.
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Anti-infective agents, Quinolone)
=670  \\$aMeSH browser, Mar. 21, 2012$b(Quinolones -- A group of derivatives of naphthyridine carboxylic acid, quinoline carboxylic acid, or nalidixic acid) [MeSH 450s: ketoquinolines, oxoquinolines, quinolinones]
=670  \\$aToxic pathology, Nov. 1997:$bp. 635 (Quinolone antibacterial agents are widely used clinically due to their excellent antibacterial activity, wide spectrum, and high bioavailability. Quinolones have, however, been reported to induce adverse effects on the musculoskeletal system ... )
=750  \2$aQuinolones$0(DNLM)D015363$5IEN

=LDR  00701cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880363053602441
=005  20120730164234.0
=008  881006i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 88006429 
=035  \\$aCAY2606LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \0$aQK495.A484$cBotany
=053  \0$aSB413.D12$cOrnamental plants
=150  \\$aNarcissus (Plants)
=550  \\$wg$aAmaryllidaceae
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Cook, M.C.F. The potential for narcissus bulb production in Northern Ireland, 1988.
=670  \\$aWeb. 3$b(Narcissus)
=670  \\$aRandom House.
=670  \\$aHortus 3.
=670  \\$aInd. nom. gen. (plant.)
=670  \\$aEngler Syl. Pflanz.:$bp. 531.
=750  \2$aNarcissus$5IEN$0(DNLM)D031427

=LDR  01196cz  a2200301n  4500
=001  9880363053702441
=005  20210211142311.0
=008  050712i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 88006409
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aSmoking cessation
=450  \\$aCigarette smoking cessation
=450  \\$aGiving up smoking
=450  \\$aHow to stop smoking
=450  \\$aQuitting smoking
=450  \\$wnne$aSmoking cessation programs
=450  \\$aStopping smoking
=550  \\$wg$aCigarette smokers$xRehabilitation
=550  \\$wg$aHabit breaking
=550  \\$wg$aNicotine addiction$xTreatment
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Swart, J. Smoking policies and smoking cessation programs, c1988.
=670  \\$aLC database, Oct. 3, 1988$b(Smoking cessation)
=670  \\$aTimmins, W.M. Smoking and workplace, 1989.
=670  \\$aMESH$b(smoking cessation)
=670  \\$aThesaurus of psych. indexing terms$b(smoking cessation)
=670  \\$aWWW, Apr. 14, 2005$b(Google search: cigarette smoking cessation; giving up smoking; how to stop smoking; quitting smoking; smoking cessation; stopping smoking)
=675  \\$aHennepin;$aBPI;$aMESH;$aNIH
=750  \2$aSmoking Cessation$0(DNLM)D016540$5IEN

=LDR  00647cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880363053802441
=005  20130514083602.0
=008  881005||\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 88006385 
=035  \\$aCAY2565NU
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC$dABAU
=150  \\$aViruses$xInactivation
=450  \\$aInactivation of viruses
=450  \\$aVirus inactivation
=550  \\$wg$aMicrobial inactivation
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Virus inactivation in plasma products, 1989.
=670  \\$aLC database, Sept. 12, 1988.
=670  \\$aSingleton. Dict. of microbiology$b(Inactivation)
=675  \\$aNIH;$aMESH
=750  \2$aVirus Inactivation$5IEN$0(DNLM)D038301

=LDR  00785cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880363053902441
=005  20120730164234.0
=008  881011i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 88006472 
=035  \\$aCAY0707NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aRG580.A44
=150  \\$aAIDS (Disease) in pregnancy
=550  \\$wg$aImmunologic diseases in pregnancy
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Royal College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists (Great Britain). Study Group (19th : 1988). Aids and obstetrics and gynaecology, 1989.
=750  \2$81$wb$aAcquired Immunodeficiency Syndrome$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000163
=750  \2$81$wb$aPregnancy$5IEN$0(DNLM)D011247
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aAcquired Immunodeficiency Syndrome$iand$aPregnancy$5IEN

=LDR  00556cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880363054002441
=005  20120730164233.0
=008  880929in\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 88006252 
=035  \\$aCAY0644NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \\$aHQ1058$bHQ1058.5
=150  \\$aWidowhood
=550  \\$wg$aLife cycle, Human
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Digiulie, R.C. Beyond widowhood : from bereavement to emergence and hope, 1989.
=670  \\$aRandom House.
=670  \\$aWeb. 3.
=675  \\$aHennepin;$aInfoTrak
=750  \2$aWidowhood$5IEN$0(DNLM)D017805

=LDR  00385cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880363054102441
=005  20120730164233.0
=008  880929i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 88006248 
=035  \\$aCAY0641NU
=035  \\$ash 88006248
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aPatients$xLegal status, laws, etc.
=450  \\$aPatients' rights
=750  \2$aPatient Rights$5IEN$0(DNLM)D028701

=LDR  00598cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880363054202441
=005  20120730164233.0
=008  880929|n\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 88006235 
=035  \\$aCAY0631NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=150  \\$aQuinolinic acid
=450  \\$aPyridinedicarboxylic acid
=550  \\$wg$aPyridine
=550  \\$wg$aTryptophan
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Quinolinic acid and kynurenines, 1988.
=670  \\$aChem. abst.:$b[89-00-9]
=670  \\$aMerck$b(metabolite of tryptophan)
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Quinolinic acids)
=750  \2$aQuinolinic Acid$5IEN$0(DNLM)D017378

=LDR  00590cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880363054302441
=005  20060615171604.0
=008  880929|n\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 88006234 
=035  \\$aCAY0630NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQP563.K9
=150  \\$aKynurenine
=550  \\$wg$aTryptophan
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Quinolinic acid and kynurenines, 1988.
=670  \\$aChem. abst.:$b[343-65-7]
=670  \\$aMerck$b(amino acid produced in the body from tryptophan)
=670  \\$aOld catalog heading.
=670  \\$aMESH.
=750  \2$aKynurenine$0(DNLM)D007737$5IEN

=LDR  00523cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880363054402441
=005  20070516083735.0
=008  880928in\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 88006186 
=035  \\$aCAY0584NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQH465
=150  \\$aDNA damage
=450  \\$aDamage, DNA
=550  \\$wg$aBiochemical genetics
=550  \\$wg$aMutation (Biology)
=670  \\$aWork cat.: DNA damage and repair, c1988.
=670  \\$aMESH.
=675  \\$aNIH
=750  \2$aDNA Damage$0(DNLM)D004249$5IEN

=LDR  00870cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880363054502441
=005  20120730164233.0
=008  880928i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 88006179 
=035  \\$aCAY0578NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aCognitive science
=550  \\$wg$aScience
=550  \\$aPhilosophy of mind
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Gilhooly, K. Human and machine problem solving, c1988.
=670  \\$aBaker encyc. psych.$b(used as a see ref. to Intelligence, Artificial)
=670  \\$aLC data base, 9/6/88.
=670  \\$aPeng. dict. psych.
=670  \\$aRandom House.
=675  \\$aChaplin dict. psych.;$aHennepin;$aOx. companion mind;$aThes. psych. index terms
=680  \\$iHere are entered works on the interdisciplinary study of the mind and computers as information processing systems.
=750  \2$aCognitive Science$5IEN$0(DNLM)D019336

=LDR  00893cz  a2200289n  4500
=001  9880363054602441
=005  20120730164233.0
=008  880919in\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 88005889 
=035  \\$aCAY0384NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aAntigenic determinants
=450  \\$aAntigen determinants
=450  \\$aAntigenic determinant groups
=450  \\$aDeterminants, Antigenic
=450  \\$aEpitopes
=450  \\$aEpitypes
=550  \\$wg$aAntigens
=550  \\$aImmunospecificity
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Kwapinski, G. The immunochemistry of man, 1989.
=670  \\$aMESH.
=670  \\$aDorland's med. dict.
=670  \\$aStedman's med. dict.
=670  \\$aInt. dict. med. biol.$b(small portion of an antigen that combines with a specific antibody)
=670  \\$aMosby's med. dict.
=670  \\$aHerbert dict. immunol.
=750  \2$aEpitopes$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000939

=LDR  00731cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880363054702441
=005  20120730164233.0
=008  880919i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 88005874 
=035  \\$aCAY0369NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aRM666.A68
=150  \\$aAromatherapy
=450  \\$aAroma therapy
=550  \\$wg$aEssences and essential oils$xTherapeutic use
=550  \\$wg$aMassage therapy
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Tisserand, R. Aromatherapy : to heal and tend the body, 1988.
=670  \\$aHennepin.
=680  \\$iHere are entered works on therapy using massage with essential oils, sometimes combined with inhalation of essences and use of herbal infusions.
=750  \2$aAromatherapy$5IEN$0(DNLM)D019341

=LDR  00782cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880363054802441
=005  20120730164233.0
=008  880916i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 88005836 
=035  \\$aCAY0336NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \\$aRJ506.D4
=150  \\$aDepression in adolescence
=550  \\$wg$aAdolescent psychopathology
=550  \\$wg$aDepression, Mental
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Matson, J.L. Treating depression in children and adolescents, c1989.
=750  \2$81$wb$aDepression$5IEN$0(DNLM)D003863
=750  \2$81$wb$aDepressive disorder$5IEN$0(DNLM)D003866
=750  \2$81$wb$aAdolescent$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000293
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aDepression$ior$aDepressive disorder$iand$aAdolescent$5IEN

=LDR  00453cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880363054902441
=005  20120730164233.0
=008  880915i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 88005813 
=035  \\$aCAY0318NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRJ101$bRJ103
=150  \\$aTeenagers$xMedical care
=450  \\$aAdolescent health services
=670  \\$aMESH$b(adolescent health services)
=750  \2$aAdolescent Health Services$5IEN$0(DNLM)D016497

=LDR  00724cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880363055002441
=005  20130405165855.0
=008  920523i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 88005810 
=035  \\$aCAY0315NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRG580.E53
=150  \\$aEndocrine gland diseases in pregnancy
=550  \\$wg$aEndocrine glands$xDiseases
=550  \\$wg$aPregnancy$xComplications
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Endocrine disorders in pregnancy, c1988.
=750  \2$81$wb$aEndocrine System Diseases$5IEN$0(DNLM)D004700
=750  \2$81$wb$aPregnancy$5IEN$0(DNLM)D011247
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aEndocrine System Diseases$iand$aPregnancy$5IEN

=LDR  02669cz  a2200337n  4500
=001  9880363055102441
=005  20120730164233.0
=008  021008i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 88005706 
=035  \\$aCAY0227NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dWaU
=053  \0$aRC569$cPsychiatry
=150  \\$aSuicidal behavior
=360  \\$isubdivision$aSuicidal behavior$iunder classes of persons and ethnic groups
=450  \\$aAttempted suicide
=450  \\$aSuicide, Attempted
=450  \\$aSuicide attempts
=450  \\$aUnsuccessful attempted suicide
=450  \\$aUnsuccessful suicide attempts
=550  \\$wg$aSelf-destructive behavior
=550  \\$aParasuicide
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Suicide : understanding and responding, c1988.
=670  \\$aLC database, Sept. 9, 1988$b(Suicidal behavior)
=670  \\$aThes. psych. index terms$b(Attempted suicide)
=670  \\$aXrefer, via WWW, Aug. 21, 2002:$bOxford English ref. dict. (parasuicide: 1) apparent attempted suicide without the actual intention of killing oneself 2) a person who has carried out or is considered likely to carry out such action) Macmillan encyc. (Psychologists have ... distinguished between attempted suicide (when death is intended but averted) and parasuicide (when self-injury but not death is intended)) Concise medical dict. (parasuicide: a self-injuring act (such as an overdose of sleeping tablets) that is not motivated by a genuine wish to die. It differs from attempted suicide in being common in young people who are distressed but not seriously mentally ill. However, many people who have acted in this way go on to attempt, or even to achieve, suicide; suicide: self-destruction as a deliberate act. Distinction is usually made between attempted suicide, when death is averted although the person concerned intended to kill himself (or herself), and parasuicide, when the attempt is made for reasons other than actually killing oneself)
=670  \\$aShaw, S.L. Prompting events for parasuicide and drug use in borderline personality disorder, 2001:$bp. 1 (parasuicide, defined broadly as both unsuccessful suicide attempts and deliberate self-harm inflicted with no intent to die)
=670  \\$aMeSH browser, via WWW, Oct. 8, 2002$b(Suicide, Attempted. Scope note: The unsuccessful attempt to kill oneself.)
=675  \\$aHennepin;$aNIH;$aKaplan psych.;$aKaplan clin. psych.;$aDSM III;$aAm. psych. gloss.;$aCampbell psych. dict.
=680  \\$iHere are entered works on attempted suicide. Works on deliberate acts of self-harm in which there is no intent to die are entered under$aParasuicide.
=681  \\$iNote under$aParasuicide
=750  \2$aSuicide$5IEN$0(DNLM)D013405

=LDR  01096cz  a2200289n  4500
=001  9880363055202441
=005  20190523161827.0
=008  880912in\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 88005697
=035  \\$aCAY0218NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \0$aQR186.6.T48
=150  \\$aThy-1 antigen
=450  \\$aTheta antigen
=450  \\$aThy-1 glycoprotein
=550  \\$wg$aCell surface antigens
=550  \\$wg$aCentral nervous system$xImmunology
=550  \\$wg$aGlycoproteins
=550  \\$wg$aT cells
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Cell surface antigen Thy-1, 1988.
=670  \\$aNIH:$bThy-1.1, see ref. to Tissue compatibility-transplant, Isoalloantigens (Histocompatibility antigens)
=670  \\$aHerbert. Dict. of immunol., 3rd ed., 1985.
=670  \\$aBiol. abs.:$b85(9):SI-317, 1988.
=670  \\$aJ. biol. chem.:$b263(3): 1288, 1988. Fatemis, S. "... secretion of thy-1 glycoprotein."
=670  \\$aImmunology: 63(1): 9, 1988. Raninowitz, R. "Idiotypic determinants on monoclonal autoantibodies to the thy-1 antigen."
=675  \\$aMESH
=750  \2$aThy-1 Antigens$0(DNLM)D018800$5IEN

=LDR  00757cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880363055302441
=005  20120730164232.0
=008  880912i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 88005696 
=035  \\$aCAY0217NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aStereotaxic techniques
=450  \\$aStereotactic techniques
=550  \\$wg$aAnatomy, Surgical and topographical
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Co-planar stereotaxic atlas of the human brain, 1988.
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Stereotaxic technics)
=670  \\$aGould med. dict.$b(stereotaxic, stereotactic)
=680  \\$iHere are entered works on techniques for precise spatial localization of discrete anatomical sites in three-dimensional coordinates.
=750  \2$aStereotaxic Techniques$5IEN$0(DNLM)D013238

=LDR  00909cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880363055402441
=005  20120730164232.0
=008  060829i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 88005680 
=035  \\$aCAY0202NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aRJ312
=150  \\$aPulmonary function tests for newborn infants
=450  \\$aNeonatal pulmonary function tests
=450  \\$aNewborn pulmonary function tests
=550  \\$wg$aNewborn infants
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Neonatal pulmonary function testing : physiological, technical, and clinical considerations : proceedings of a symposium held in Chicago, Illinois, in August 1987, 1988.
=750  \2$81$wb$aRespiratory Function Tests$5IEN$0(DNLM)D012129
=750  \2$81$wb$aInfant, Newborn$5IEN$0(DNLM)D007231
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aRespiratory Function Tests$iand$aInfant, Newborn$5IEN

=LDR  00916cz  a2200289n  4500
=001  9880363055502441
=005  20120730164232.0
=008  880909i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 88005659 
=035  \\$aCAY0181NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aRotenone
=450  \\$aDerrin
=450  \\$aNicouline
=450  \\$aTubatoxin
=550  \\$wg$aBenzopyrans
=550  \\$wg$aBotanical insecticides
=550  \\$wg$aPiscicides
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Gilderhus, P.A. Deposition and persistence of rotenone in shallow ponds during cold and warm seasons, 1988.
=670  \\$aDict. of pest control.
=670  \\$aPesticide manual:$bp. 486.
=670  \\$aPesticides: Syn. and chem. names:$bp. 161.
=670  \\$aWeb. 3.
=670  \\$aRandom House.
=670  \\$aMerck.
=670  \\$aGrant & Hacks's chem. dict.$b(also called derrin, tubatoxin, nicouline)
=750  \2$aRotenone$5IEN$0(DNLM)D012402

=LDR  00658cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880363055602441
=005  20080408184444.0
=008  040224i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 88005632 
=035  \\$aCAY0155NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aFalls (Accidents) in old age
=550  \\$wg$aOlder people$xWounds and injuries
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Falling in old age, 1988.
=675  \\$aWeb. 3;$aDorland's med. dict.;$aMESH
=750  \2$81$wb$aAccidental Falls$0(DNLM)DD000058$5IEN
=750  \2$81$wb$aAged$0(DNLM)D000368$5IEN
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aAccidental Falls$iand$aAged$5IEN

=LDR  00713cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880363055802441
=005  20120730164232.0
=008  881111i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 88005549 
=035  \\$a(OCoLC)02402022
=035  \\$aCAY0078NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRC700.M53
=150  \\$aMicrocirculation disorders
=450  \\$aDisorders, Microcirculation
=450  \\$aMicrocirculatory disorders
=450  \\$aMicrovascular disorders
=550  \\$wg$aBlood circulation disorders
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Microcirculation in circulatory disorders, c1988$b(Microcirculatory disorders, microvascular disorders)
=675  \\$aMESH;$aNIH
=750  \2$aMicrocirculation$5IEN$0(DNLM)D008833

=LDR  00584cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880363055902441
=005  20080321111144.0
=008  880906i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 88005446 
=035  \\$aCAX9983NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRJ505.A7
=150  \\$aArt therapy for children
=450  \\$aChild art therapy
=550  \\$wg$aChild psychotherapy
=750  \2$81$wb$aArt Therapy$0(DNLM)D001155$5IEN
=750  \2$81$wb$aChild$0(DNLM)D002648$5IEN
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aArt Therapy$iand$aChild$5IEN

=LDR  00849cz  a2200265n  4500
=001  9880363056002441
=005  20120730164232.0
=008  880906i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 88005436 
=035  \\$aCAX9973NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aRD86.D47$cAnesthesia
=150  \\$aDiazepam
=450  \\$aValium (Trademark)
=550  \\$wg$aBenzodiazepines
=550  \\$wg$aMuscle relaxants
=670  \\$aWork cat.: K�yszejko, B. Wp�yw diazepamu jako antystresora na przebieg zmian hematologicznych u karpia (Cyprinus carpio L.), 1986.
=670  \\$aMESH.
=670  \\$aUSAN/USP.
=670  \\$aChem. abst.
=670  \\$aMerck.
=670  \\$aLC database, 8/31/88.
=670  \\$aOld catalog heading$b(Diazepam)
=670  \\$aRandom House$b(Valium. Pharm. Trademark. a brand of diazepam)
=750  \2$aDiazepam$5IEN$0(DNLM)D003975

=LDR  00699cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880363056102441
=005  20120730164232.0
=008  880902i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 88005428 
=035  \\$aCAX9965NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aBF724.3.A34
=150  \\$aAggressiveness in adolescence
=450  \\$wnne$aAggressiveness (Psychology) in adolescence
=550  \\$wg$aAdolescent psychology
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Farmer, J. Positive influence ... 1989.
=750  \2$81$wb$aAggression$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000374
=750  \2$81$wb$aAdolescent$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000293
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aAggression$iand$aAdolescent$5IEN

=LDR  00753cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880363056202441
=005  20120730164232.0
=008  920103||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 88005427 
=035  \\$aCAX9964NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aVascular endothelium
=450  \\$aBlood vessel endothelium
=450  \\$aBlood-vessels$xEndothelium
=450  \\$aEndothelium, Vascular
=550  \\$wg$aBlood-vessels
=550  \\$wg$aEndothelium
=550  \\$aEndothelins
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Vascular endothelium in health and disease, c1988.
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Endothelium, Vascular)
=675  \\$aBest & Taylor's physiol. basis of med. practice;$aDorland's med. dict.;$aNIH
=750  \2$aEndothelium, Vascular$5IEN$0(DNLM)D004730

=LDR  00973cz  a2200253n  4500
=001  9880363056302441
=005  20120730164232.0
=008  880902i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 88005425 
=035  \\$aCAX9962NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aRC78.7.E48$cGeneral
=053  \0$aRC804.E59$cGastroenterology
=053  \0$aRG107.5.E48$cGynecology
=150  \\$aEndoscopic ultrasonography
=450  \\$aEndoscopic ultrasound
=450  \\$aEndosonography
=450  \\$aUltrasonic endoscopy
=550  \\$wg$aDiagnostic ultrasonic imaging
=550  \\$wg$aEndoscopy
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Endoscopic ultrasonography in gastroenterology, 1988.
=670  \\$aMeSH, July 31, 2007$b(Endosonography; UF: Endoscopic Ultrasonography; UF: Ultrasonic Endoscopy; scope note: ultrasonography of internal organs using an ultrasound transducer sometimes mounted on a fiberoptic endoscope)
=675  \\$aDorland's med. dict.
=750  \2$aEndosonography$5IEN$0(DNLM)D019160

=LDR  01307cz  a2200313n  4500
=001  9880363056402441
=005  20120730164232.0
=008  880830i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 88005348 
=035  \\$aCAX9893NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aChemical peel
=450  \\$aChemabrasion
=450  \\$aChemexfoliation
=450  \\$aChemical exfoliation
=450  \\$aChemical peeling
=450  \\$aExfoliation, Chemical
=450  \\$aPeel, Chemical
=450  \\$aPeeling, Chemical
=550  \\$wg$aChemosurgery
=670  \\$aWork cat.: McCullough, E.G. Dermabrasion and chemical peel : a guide for facial plastic surgeons, 1988.
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Chemexfoliation x Chemical face peeling)
=670  \\$aDorland's med. dict.$b(Chemabrasion, Chemexfoliation)
=670  \\$aPhone call to Dr. Berberian, Georgetown U. Med. School, Dept. of Dermatology, 8/19/88$b(most common term is chemical peel)
=670  \\$aPhone call to dermatology resident at Nav. Hosp., Bethesda, 8/19/88$b(Chemical exfoliation is obsolete but accurate. Most commonly used term is chemical peel, not chemical peeling)
=670  \\$aDenenberg, S.M. Facial plastic surgery, 1985$b(Chemical peel)
=675  \\$aNIH;$aGould med. dict.
=690  \\$ar:AMD:6/20/90
=750  \2$aChemexfoliation$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002615

=LDR  01470cz  a2200313n  4500
=001  9880363056502441
=005  20050712083539.0
=008  880829||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 88005292 
=035  \\$aCAX9843NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aQH450.6
=150  \\$aPost-translational modification
=450  \\$aCo-translational modification
=450  \\$aCotranslational modification
=450  \\$aModification, Post-translational
=450  \\$aPost-translation protein modification
=450  \\$aPost-translational protein modification
=450  \\$aPosttranslation protein modification
=450  \\$aPosttranslational modification
=450  \\$aPosttranslational protein modification
=550  \\$wg$aGenetic translation
=550  \\$wg$aProteins$xSynthesis
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Post-translational modification of proteins by lipids, c1988.
=670  \\$aDevlin. Textbook of biochemistry, 1986:$bChp. 19, pp. 737-764 (Protein Synthesis : Translational and Posttranslational Modification)
=670  \\$a92-237496: Troi�t�ski�i, G.V. Defektnye belki, 1991.
=680  \\$iHere are entered works on natural processes for the modification of proteins in cells and tissues. Works on laboratory or engineering processes for the modification of proteins are entered under$aProteins--Chemical modification.
=681  \\$iNote under$aProteins--Chemical modification
=750  \2$aProtein Processing, Post-Translational$0(DNLM)D011499$5IEN

=LDR  00494cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880363056602441
=005  20120730164231.0
=008  880829||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 88005282 
=035  \\$aCAX9835NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aIntestinal mucosa
=550  \\$wg$aGastrointestinal mucosa
=550  \\$wg$aIntestines
=670  \\$aWork cat.: The mucosal immune system, 1981.
=670  \\$aMESH.
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/9/90
=750  \2$aIntestinal Mucosa$5IEN$0(DNLM)D007413

=LDR  00630cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880363056702441
=005  20060705083003.0
=008  880826||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 88005247 
=035  \\$aCAX9806NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aSquamous cell carcinoma
=450  \\$aCarcinoma, Squamous cell$5IEN
=450  \\$aSCC (Oncology)
=450  \\$aSquamous cell cancer
=550  \\$wg$aCancer
=670  \\$aWork cat.: SCC antigen in the management of squamous cell carcinoma, 1987.
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Carcinoma, Squamous cell)
=670  \\$aWk AFJ5026
=750  \2$aCarcinoma, Squamous Cell$0(DNLM)D002294$5IEN

=LDR  00516cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880363056802441
=005  20100308092559.0
=008  880824i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 88005204 
=035  \\$aCAX9768NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=150  \\$aMetal complexes
=550  \\$wg$aComplex compounds
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Farrell, N. Transition metal complexes as drugs and chemotherapeutic agents, 1989.
=670  \\$aLC data base, 8/23/88.
=670  \\$aTEST.
=750  \2$aCoordination Complexes$0(DNLM)D056831$5IEN

=LDR  00583cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880363056902441
=005  20120730164231.0
=008  880812in\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 88004931 
=035  \\$aCAX9718NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aColloidal gold
=450  \\$aGold colloid
=550  \\$wg$aColloids
=550  \\$wg$aGold
=550  \\$aImmunogold labeling
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Colloidal gold, 1989.
=670  \\$aNLM$b(Gold colloid, Radioactive)
=670  \\$aDorland's med. dict.
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/2/90
=750  \2$aGold Colloid$5IEN$0(DNLM)D017979

=LDR  00885cz  a2200313n  4500
=001  9880363057002441
=005  20120730164231.0
=008  050302i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 88004456 
=035  \\$aCAX9691NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aRM171.7
=150  \\$aBlood substitutes
=450  \\$aArtificial blood
=450  \\$aErythrocyte substitutes
=450  \\$aHemoglobin substitutes
=450  \\$aOxygen-transport fluids (Hematology)
=450  \\$aRed cell substitutes
=450  \\$aSynthetic blood
=550  \\$wg$aBlood products
=550  \\$wg$aHematologic agents
=550  \\$aTransfusion-free surgery
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Blood substitutes, c1989.
=670  \\$aMESH.
=670  \\$aNIH.
=670  \\$aDorland's med.dict.
=670  \\$aStedman's med. dict.
=670  \\$aMosby's med. dict.
=750  \2$aBlood Substitutes$5IEN$0(DNLM)D001802

=LDR  00537cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880363057102441
=005  20120730164231.0
=008  880411i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 88023267 
=035  \\$aCAX7488NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQR82.E6
=150  \\$aKlebsiella pneumoniae
=450  \\$aBacillus pneumoniae
=450  \\$aBacterium pneumonie crouposae
=450  \\$aFriedlander's bacillus
=450  \\$aHyalococcus pneumoniae
=550  \\$wg$aKlebsiella
=750  \2$aKlebsiella pneumoniae$5IEN$0(DNLM)D007711

=LDR  00489cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880363057202441
=005  20120730164231.0
=008  880411i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 88023248 
=035  \\$aCAX7487NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQR82.R52$cBacteriology
=053  \\$aQR201.Q2$cPathogen
=150  \\$aCoxiella burnetii
=450  \\$aRickettsia burneti
=450  \\$aRickettsia diaporica
=550  \\$wg$aCoxiella
=750  \2$aCoxiella burnetii$5IEN$0(DNLM)D016997

=LDR  00840cz  a2200265n  4500
=001  9880363057302441
=005  20120730164231.0
=008  880825||\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 88005221 
=035  \\$aCAX7469NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQP517.A55
=150  \\$aAllosteric regulation
=450  \\$aAllosteric mechanisms
=450  \\$aAllosteric modulation
=450  \\$aAllosterism
=450  \\$aMechanisms, Allosteric
=450  \\$aModulation, Allosteric
=450  \\$aRegulation, Allosteric
=550  \\$wg$aBiological control systems
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Allosteric modulation of amino acid receptors, 1989.
=670  \\$aDorland's med. dict.$b(allosteric)
=670  \\$aStedman's med. dict.$b(allosterism)
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Allosteric regulation)
=750  \2$aAllosteric Regulation$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000494

=LDR  00645cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880363057402441
=005  20120730164231.0
=008  880819in\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 88005050 
=035  \\$aCAX7363NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=150  \\$aTumors in adolescence
=550  \\$wg$aTeenagers$xDiseases
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Green, D.M. Long-term complications of therapy for cancer in childhood and adolescence, c1989.
=750  \2$81$wb$aNeoplasms$5IEN$0(DNLM)D009369
=750  \2$81$wb$aAdolescent$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000293
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aNeoplasms$iand$aAdolescent$5IEN

=LDR  00731cz  a2200253n  4500
=001  9880363057502441
=005  20120730164231.0
=008  880819i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 88005049 
=035  \\$aCAX7362NU
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh 88005049
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aTetanus toxin
=450  \\$aClostridial neurotoxin
=450  \\$aClostridium tetani toxin
=450  \\$aTetanolysin
=450  \\$aTetanospasmin
=550  \\$wg$aBacterial toxins
=550  \\$wg$aNeurotoxic agents
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Botulinum neurotoxin and tetanus toxin, 1989.
=670  \\$aMESH.
=670  \\$aDorland' med. dict.
=670  \\$aZinsser. Microbiology, 1984:$bp. 708.
=750  \2$aTetanus Toxin$5IEN$0(DNLM)D013744

=LDR  01062cz  a2200289n  4500
=001  9880363057602441
=005  20120730164231.0
=008  880819i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 88005043 
=035  \\$aCAX7356NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aAntiulcer drugs
=450  \\$aAnti-ulcer agents$5IEN
=450  \\$aAnti-ulcer drugs
=450  \\$aAnti-ulcerative drugs
=450  \\$aAntiulcer agents
=450  \\$aAntiulcerative drugs
=450  \\$aGastrointestinal ulcer inhibitors
=550  \\$wg$aGastrointestinal agents
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Ulcer disease : new aspects of pathogenesis and pharmacology, 1989.
=670  \\$aGoth's med. pharmacology, 1988:$bp. 782 (Antiulcer agents)
=670  \\$aGoodman. The Pharmacol. basis of therapeutics, 1985:$bchp. 42 (Antiulcer drugs)
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Anti-ulcer agents)
=670  \\$aNIH$b(Antiulcer drugs; Gastrointestinal ulcer inhibitors)
=670  \\$aUSAN/USP$b(Anti-ulcerative)
=670  \\$aDorland's med. dict.$b(Antiulcerative)
=750  \2$aAnti-Ulcer Agents$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000897

=LDR  01130cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880363057702441
=005  20120730164230.0
=008  880817in\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 88004988 
=035  \\$aCAX7313NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRC683.5.D54$cCardiology
=053  \\$aRJ423.5.D54$cPediatric cardiology
=150  \\$aDigital subtraction angiography
=450  \\$aAngiography, Digital subtraction$5IEN
=450  \\$aDSA (Cardiology)
=550  \\$wg$aAngiography$xDigital techniques
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Digital subtraction imaging in infants and children, 1988.
=670  \\$aDigital subtraction angiography of the heart and lungs, c1986.
=670  \\$aMosby's med. dict.$b(a method by which x-ray images of blood-vessels filled with contrast material are digitized and then subtracted from images stored before the administration of contrast. Thus, the background is eliminated and only the vessels appear.)
=675  \\$aMESH;$aNIH;$aDorland's med. dict.;$aGould med. dict.;$aStedman's med. dict.;$aCecil med.;$aWebster med. dict.
=750  \2$aAngiography, Digital Subtraction$5IEN$0(DNLM)D015901

=LDR  00811cz  a2200253n  4500
=001  9880363057802441
=005  20120730164230.0
=008  880816i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 88004976 
=035  \\$aCAX7304NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aFootrot in animals
=450  \\$aFoot rot in animals
=550  \\$wg$aCommunicable diseases in animals
=550  \\$wg$aFoot$xInfections
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Footrot and foot abscess of ruminants, 1988.
=670  \\$aBlack's vet. dict.:$bp. 319 (foot-rot of cattle, pigs, sheep)
=670  \\$aMiller. Encyc. of animal care.
=670  \\$aMerck vet.:$bp. 953 (foot rot of cattle, sheep, swine)
=670  \\$aRandom House.
=670  \\$aWeb. 3.
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Foot rot)
=690  \\$ar:AMD:6/29/90
=750  \2$aFoot Rot$5IEN$0(DNLM)D005535

=LDR  00682cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880363057902441
=005  20120730164230.0
=008  920523i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 88004952 
=035  \\$aCAX7284NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRG580.K5
=150  \\$aKidney diseases in pregnancy
=550  \\$wg$aKidneys$xDiseases
=550  \\$wg$aPregnancy$xComplications
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Pregnancy and renal disorders, c1988.
=750  \2$81$wb$aKidney Diseases$5IEN$0(DNLM)D007674
=750  \2$81$wb$aPregnancy$5IEN$0(DNLM)D011247
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aKidney Diseases$iand$aPregnancy$5IEN

=LDR  00589cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880363058002441
=005  20120730164230.0
=008  880810i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 88004900 
=035  \\$aCAX7265LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \0$aQK495.T5
=150  \\$aCorchorus
=550  \\$wg$aTiliaceae
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Nassar, N.L. Bibliografia de juta, Corchorus capsularis L., C. olitorius L., 1980.
=670  \\$aWeb. 3.
=670  \\$aHortus 3.
=670  \\$aInd. nom. gen. (plant.)
=670  \\$aEngler Syl. Pflanz.:$bp. 309.
=750  \2$aCorchorus$5IEN$0(DNLM)D032381

=LDR  00618cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880363058102441
=005  20120730164230.0
=008  881024||\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 88004890 
=035  \\$a(OCoLC)02386070
=035  \\$aCAX7258NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aDopaminergic mechanisms
=550  \\$wg$aSympathetic nervous system
=670  \\$aWork cat.: The mesocorticolimbic dopamine system, 1988$b(Dopaminergic)
=670  \\$aLC data base, 8/9/88$b(Dopaminergic mechanisms; Dopaminergic systems)
=675  \\$aWeb. 3;$aMESH;$aNIH
=750  \2$aDopamine$xphysiology$5IEN$0(DNLM)D004298Q000502

=LDR  00971cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880363058202441
=005  20060505142426.0
=008  060307i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 88004839 
=035  \\$aCAX7223NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dWaU
=150  \\$aVideoconferencing
=450  \\$aConferencing, Video
=450  \\$aVideo conferencing
=450  \\$aVideo teleconferencing
=550  \\$wg$aTeleconferencing
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Sanchez, J. Videoconferencing services and systems.
=670  \\$aIAC.
=670  \\$aRandom House.
=670  \\$aVideo teleconferencing congressional demonstration project: report transmitted to the Committee on Science, Space, and Technology, U.S. House of Representatives, One Hundred Third Congress, first session, 1993:$bt.p. (Video teleconferencing)
=670  \\$aMeulenberg, P. An investigation into the effectiveness of implementing video conferencing over IP, c2005.
=750  \2$aVideoconferencing$0(DNLM)D049269$5IEN

=LDR  00575cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880362186002441
=005  20120730163225.0
=008  920615i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85059757 
=035  \\$aBZQ9663NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aSF809.H4
=150  \\$aHeartwater
=450  \\$aBush sickness
=450  \\$aCowdriosis
=450  \\$aHeart water
=450  \\$aInapunga
=450  \\$aVeld sickness
=550  \\$wg$aRickettsial diseases in animals
=550  \\$wg$aTick-borne diseases in animals
=750  \2$aHeartwater Disease$5IEN$0(DNLM)D006357

=LDR  00472cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362186102441
=005  20120730163225.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85059754 
=035  \\$aBZQ9660NU
=035  \\$ash 85059754
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aHeartburn
=450  \\$aCardialgia
=450  \\$aPyrosis
=550  \\$wg$aIndigestion
=550  \\$wg$aSymptoms
=550  \\$aGastroesophageal reflux
=750  \2$aHeartburn$5IEN$0(DNLM)D006356

=LDR  00471cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362186202441
=005  20120730163225.0
=008  911219i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85059753 
=035  \\$aBZQ9659NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRD598.35.H42
=150  \\$aHeart valve prosthesis
=450  \\$aProsthetic heart valves
=550  \\$wg$aProsthesis
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Heart valve prosthesis)
=750  \2$aHeart Valve Prosthesis$5IEN$0(DNLM)D006350

=LDR  00438cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362186302441
=005  20120730163225.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85059751 
=035  \\$aBZQ9657NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aHeart septum$xAbnormalities
=450  \\$aHeart septal defects
=550  \\$wg$aCongenital heart disease
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/3/90
=750  \2$aHeart Septal Defects$5IEN$0(DNLM)D006343

=LDR  00425cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362186402441
=005  20080315145318.0
=008  860211||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85059750 
=035  \\$aBZQ9656NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aHeart septum
=450  \\$aHeart$xSeptum
=450  \\$aSeptum cordis
=450  \\$aVentricular septum
=550  \\$wg$aHeart
=750  \2$aHeart Septum$0(DNLM)D006346$5IEN

=LDR  00548cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362186502441
=005  20120730163225.0
=008  911219i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85059749 
=035  \\$aBZQ9655NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aHeart murmurs in children
=550  \\$wg$aHeart valve diseases in children
=750  \2$81$wb$aHeart Murmurs$5IEN$0(DNLM)D006337
=750  \2$81$wb$aChild$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002648
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aHeart Murmurs$iand$aChild$5IEN

=LDR  00485cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362186602441
=005  20080413141726.0
=008  911219i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85059748 
=035  \\$aBZQ9654NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aHeart murmurs
=450  \\$aCardiac murmurs
=450  \\$aHeart$xSounds, Abnormal
=450  \\$aMurmurs, Heart
=550  \\$wg$aHeart$xSounds
=550  \\$wg$aHeart valves$xDiseases
=750  \2$aHeart Murmurs$0(DNLM)D006337$5IEN

=LDR  00456cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362186702441
=005  20120730163225.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85059746 
=035  \\$aBZQ9652NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRC683.5.H4
=150  \\$aHeart function tests
=450  \\$aCardiac function tests
=550  \\$wg$aFunction tests (Medicine)
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/3/90
=750  \2$aHeart Function Tests$5IEN$0(DNLM)D006334

=LDR  00572cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362186802441
=005  20080225105018.0
=008  050422i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85059745 
=035  \\$aBZQ9651NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aHeart failure
=450  \\$aCardiac failure
=450  \\$aCardiac insufficiency
=450  \\$aFailure, Heart
=450  \\$aInsufficiency, Cardiac
=550  \\$wg$aHeart$xDiseases
=550  \\$aCardiac arrest
=670  \\$aClinical cardiology, 5th ed.$b(Cardiac failure)
=750  \2$aHeart Failure$0(DNLM)D006333$5IEN

=LDR  00690cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880362186902441
=005  20120730163225.0
=008  860211||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85059743 
=035  \\$aBZQ9649NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQP114.C65$cPhysiology
=150  \\$aHeart conduction system
=450  \\$aCardiac conduction system
=450  \\$aConducting system of the heart
=450  \\$aConduction system of the heart
=450  \\$aConductive system of the heart
=450  \\$aConnecting system of the heart
=450  \\$aHeart$xConduction system
=550  \\$wg$aHeart
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/3/90
=750  \2$aHeart Conduction System$5IEN$0(DNLM)D006329

=LDR  00393cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362187002441
=005  20080315145908.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85059742 
=035  \\$aBZQ9648NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aHeart block
=450  \\$aCardiac block
=550  \\$wg$aArrhythmia
=550  \\$wg$aHeart$xDiseases
=750  \2$aHeart Block$0(DNLM)D006327$5IEN

=LDR  00573cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880362187102441
=005  20120730163225.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85059741 
=035  \\$aBZQ9647NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aHeart beat
=450  \\$aCardiac cycle
=450  \\$aCycle, Cardiac
=450  \\$aHeart cycle
=450  \\$aHeart rate
=550  \\$wg$aHeart conduction system
=550  \\$wg$aHemodynamics
=550  \\$aHeart$xContraction
=550  \\$aPulse
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/3/90
=750  \2$aHeart Rate$5IEN$0(DNLM)D006339

=LDR  00385cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362187202441
=005  20120730163225.0
=008  860211||\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85059740 
=035  \\$aBZQ9646NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aHeart atrium
=450  \\$aAtrium cordis
=450  \\$aCardiac atrium
=550  \\$wg$aHeart
=750  \2$aHeart Atria$5IEN$0(DNLM)D006325

=LDR  00904cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880362187302441
=005  20120730163224.0
=008  930224i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85059739 
=035  \\$aBZQ9645NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRD598.35.M42
=150  \\$aHeart, Mechanical
=450  \\$aExtracorporeal artificial heart
=450  \\$aHeart-lung machine
=450  \\$aMechanical heart
=450  \\$wnne$aPerfusion pump (Heart)
=550  \\$wg$aBlood$xCirculation, Artificial
=550  \\$wg$aHeart$xSurgery$xInstruments
=680  \\$iHere are entered works on extracorporeal pumping mechanisms that duplicate the function of the natural heart. Works on intracorporeal pumping mechanisms that duplicate the function of the natural heart are entered under$aHeart, Artificial.
=681  \\$iNote under$aHeart, Artificial
=750  \2$aHeart-Lung Machine$5IEN$0(DNLM)D006355

=LDR  00900cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880362187402441
=005  20120730163224.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85059736 
=035  \\$aBZQ9642NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRD598.35.A78
=150  \\$aHeart, Artificial
=450  \\$aArtificial heart
=450  \\$aIntracorporeal artificial heart
=550  \\$wg$aArtificial organs
=550  \\$wg$aBlood$xCirculation, Artificial
=550  \\$wg$aCardiovascular instruments, Implanted
=680  \\$iHere are entered works on intracorporeal pumping mechanisms that duplicate the function of the natural heart. Works on extracorporeal pumping mechanisms that duplicate the function of the natural heart are entered under$aHeart, Mechanical.
=681  \\$iNote under$aHeart, Mechanical
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/3/90
=750  \2$aHeart, Artificial$5IEN$0(DNLM)D006354

=LDR  00367cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362187502441
=005  20120730163224.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|n\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85059733 
=035  \\$aBZQ9639NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRD598
=150  \\$aHeart$xWounds and injuries
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/3/90
=750  \2$aHeart Injuries$5IEN$0(DNLM)D006335

=LDR  00321cz  a2200121n  4500
=001  9880362187602441
=005  20120730163224.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|n\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85059732 
=035  \\$aBZQ9638NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=150  \\$aHeart$xVentricles$xDiseases
=750  \2$aVentricular Dysfunction$5IEN$0(DNLM)D018754

=LDR  00383cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362187702441
=005  20120730163224.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85059731 
=035  \\$aBZQ9637NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aHeart$xVentricles
=450  \\$aCardiac ventricles
=450  \\$aVentricles, Heart
=750  \2$aHeart Ventricles$5IEN$0(DNLM)D006352

=LDR  00543cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362187802441
=005  20120730163224.0
=008  911219i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85059728 
=035  \\$aBZQ9634NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRC685.V2
=150  \\$aHeart valves$xDiseases
=450  \\$aCardiac valve diseases
=450  \\$aHeart valve diseases
=450  \\$aValvular diseases
=450  \\$aValvular heart diseases
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Heart valve diseases)
=750  \2$aHeart Valve Diseases$5IEN$0(DNLM)D006349

=LDR  00500cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362187902441
=005  20120730163224.0
=008  911219||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85059727 
=035  \\$aBZQ9633NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aHeart valves
=450  \\$aCardiac valves
=450  \\$wnne$aHeart$xValves
=450  \\$aValves, Heart
=550  \\$wg$aHeart
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Heart valves)
=670  \\$aTEST$b(Heart valves)
=750  \2$aHeart Valves$5IEN$0(DNLM)D006351

=LDR  00333cz  a2200133n  4500
=001  9880362188002441
=005  20120730163224.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|n\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85059726 
=035  \\$aBZQ9632NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aHeart$xTumors
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/3/90
=750  \2$aHeart Neoplasms$5IEN$0(DNLM)D006338

=LDR  00562cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362188102441
=005  20120730163224.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85059721 
=035  \\$aBZQ9627NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aRD598.35.T7
=150  \\$aHeart$xTransplantation
=450  \\$aHeart transplantation
=450  \\$aHeart transplants
=450  \\$aTransplants, Heart
=550  \\$wg$aHeart$xSurgery
=681  \\$iExample under$aTransplantation of organs, tissues, etc.
=750  \2$aHeart Transplantation$5IEN-M$0(DNLM)D016027

=LDR  00360cz  a2200133n  4500
=001  9880362188202441
=005  20120730163224.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|n\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85059720 
=035  \\$aBZQ9626NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aHeart$xSyphilis
=681  \\$iExample under$aSyphilis
=750  \2$aSyphilis, Cardiovascular$5IEN$0(DNLM)D013589

=LDR  00516cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362188302441
=005  20120730163224.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85059711 
=035  \\$aBZQ9617NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aRD598$bRD598.35
=150  \\$aHeart$xSurgery
=450  \\$aCardiac surgery
=450  \\$aHeart$xDiseases$xSurgery
=450  \\$aOpen-heart surgery
=681  \\$iExample under$aSurgery; Surgery, Operative
=750  \2$aCardiac Surgical Procedures$5IEN$0(DNLM)D006348

=LDR  00678cz  a2200241n  4500
=001  9880362188402441
=005  20120730163223.0
=008  860211||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85059710 
=035  \\$aBZQ9616NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQP111$cPhysiology
=053  \\$aRC683.5.A9$cCardiology
=150  \\$aHeart$xSounds
=450  \\$aAuscultation of the heart
=450  \\$aHeart auscultation$5IEN
=450  \\$aHeart sounds
=450  \\$aHeart tones
=550  \\$wg$aSounds
=681  \\$iExample under$aMedical sounds
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/3/90
=750  \2$aHeart Auscultation$5IEN-M$0(DNLM)D006326
=750  \2$aHeart Sounds$5IEN-M$0(DNLM)D006347

=LDR  00565cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362188502441
=005  20120730163223.0
=008  940404i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85059706 
=035  \\$aBZQ9612NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRC685.R9
=150  \\$aHeart$xRupture
=450  \\$aCardiac rupture
=450  \\$aHeart rupture
=550  \\$wg$aHeart$xDiseases
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Heart rupture x Cardiac rupture)
=681  \\$iExample under reference from$aRupture of organs, tissues, etc.
=750  \2$aHeart Rupture$5IEN$0(DNLM)D006341

=LDR  00587cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362188602441
=005  20050201091450.0
=008  911219i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85059695 
=035  \\$aBZQ9601NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRC685.M9
=150  \\$aMyocardium$xDiseases
=450  \\$aCardiomyopathies
=450  \\$aCardiomyopathy
=450  \\$aMyocardial diseases
=450  \\$aMyocardiopathies
=450  \\$aMyocardiopathy
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Myocardial diseases x Cardiomyopathies, Myocardiopathies)
=750  \2$aCardiomyopathies$0(DNLM)D009202$5IEN

=LDR  00599cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880362188702441
=005  20120730163223.0
=008  911219||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85059694 
=035  \\$aBZQ9600NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQL838$cComparative anatomy
=053  \\$aQM181$cHuman anatomy
=053  \\$aQP113.2$cPhysiology
=150  \\$aMyocardium
=450  \\$aCardiac muscle
=450  \\$wnne$aHeart$xMuscle
=450  \\$aHeart muscle
=550  \\$wg$aHeart
=550  \\$wg$aMuscles
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Myocardium)
=750  \2$aMyocardium$5IEN$0(DNLM)D009206

=LDR  01350cz   2200361n  4500
=001  9880362188802441
=005  20241022103743.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85059683
=035  \\$aBZQ9589NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dWaElC$dDLC
=053  \0$aRC685.I6
=150  \\$aMyocardial infarction
=450  \\$aHeart attack
=450  \\$wnne$aHeart$xInfarction
=450  \\$aHeart infarction
=450  \\$aMI (Myocardial infarction)
=450  \\$aMyocardial infarct
=450  \\$aMyocardium$xInfarction
=550  \\$wg$aCoronary heart disease
=550  \\$wg$aInfarction
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Myocardial infarction (was Myocardial infarct 1963-78))
=670  \\$aNIH$b(Heart disorders, Coronary Myocardial infarct)
=670  \\$aRandom House$b(Heart attack, Myocardial infarction)
=670  \\$aWeb. 3$b(Heart attack, Myocardial infarction)
=670  \\$aHennepin$b(Heart attack x Cardiac arrest, Heart arrest, Heart failure, Myocardial infarction)
=670  \\$aTEST$b(Myocardial infarction)
=670  \\$aNASA$b(Myocardial infarction)
=670  \\$aUNBIS$b(Myocardial infarction)
=670  \\$aThes. psych. index terms$b(Myocardial infarctions)
=750  \2$aMyocardial Infarction$5IEN$0(DNLM)D009203
=750  \2$iNarrower mapping$aMINOCA$0(DNLM)D000088442$4NM$5IEN-M
=930  \\$aMeSH Mapping GN 2024/10/08

=LDR  00643cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362188902441
=005  20250211111124.0
=008  930224i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85056256
=035  \\$aBZQ6162NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aGram-negative bacteria
=550  \\$wg$aBacteria
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Gram-negative bacteria)
=670  \\$aWeb. 3$b(gram-negative bacteria)
=750  \2$aGram-Negative Bacteria$5IEN$0(DNLM)D006090
=750  \2$iNarrower mapping$aThermotoga$0(DNLM)D000084444$4NM$5IEN-M
=750  \2$iNarrower mapping$aPlanctomycetes$0(DNLM)D000090643$4NM$5IEN-M
=930  \\$aLCSH Mapping GN 2025/02/07

=LDR  00786cz  a2200289n  4500
=001  9880362189002441
=005  20160422112703.0
=008  020731i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85056208
=035  \\$aBZQ6114NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aSB188$bSB192$cCulture
=150  \\$aGrain
=360  \\$iindividual cereal plants, e.g.$aCorn; Rye; Wheat
=450  \\$aBreadstuffs
=450  \\$aCereal grains
=450  \\$aCereals
=450  \\$aGrains
=550  \\$wg$aBotany, Economic
=550  \\$wg$aField crops
=550  \\$wg$aFlour
=550  \\$wg$aFood
=550  \\$wg$aFood crops
=550  \\$wg$aSeed crops
=670  \\$aLC Database, July 31, 2002$b(title: cereal grains)
=681  \\$iExample under$aBulk solids
=750  \2$aEdible Grain$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002523

=LDR  00762cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362189102441
=005  20120730163205.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85056192 
=035  \\$aBZQ6098NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aGraft versus host reaction
=450  \\$aGraft vs host reaction$5IEN
=550  \\$wg$aTransplantation immunology
=680  \\$iHere are entered works on the reaction of an immunocompetent graft against the tissues of an immunologically immature or deficient recipient. Works on the immunological response of a host against grafted tissue leading to destruction of the graft are entered under$aGraft rejection.
=681  \\$iNote under$aGraft rejection
=750  \2$aGraft vs Host Reaction$5IEN$0(DNLM)D006087

=LDR  00838cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362189202441
=005  20120730163205.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85056191 
=035  \\$aBZQ6097NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aGraft rejection
=450  \\$aRejection of grafts
=450  \\$aRejection of transplants
=450  \\$aTransplant rejection
=550  \\$wg$aTransplantation immunology
=680  \\$iHere are entered works on the immunological response of a host against grafted tissue leading to destruction of the graft. Works on the reaction of an immunocompetent graft against the tissues of an immunologically immature or deficient recipient are entered under$aGraft versus host reaction.
=681  \\$iNote under$aGraft versus host reaction
=750  \2$aGraft Rejection$5IEN-M$0(DNLM)D006084

=LDR  00439cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362189302441
=005  20120730163205.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85056147 
=035  \\$aBZQ6053NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \0$aQL965
=053  \0$aQM611
=150  \\$aGraafian follicle
=550  \\$wg$aEmbryology
=550  \\$wg$aOvaries
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/2/90
=750  \2$aOvarian Follicle$5IEN$0(DNLM)D006080

=LDR  00497cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362189402441
=005  20080225101838.0
=008  040426i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85056095 
=035  \\$aBZQ6001NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aGovernment publications
=450  \\$aDocuments
=450  \\$aGovernment documents
=450  \\$aOfficial publications
=450  \\$aPublic documents
=550  \\$wg$aPublications
=750  \2$aGovernment Publications as Topic$0(DNLM)D006079$5IEN

=LDR  00703cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880362189502441
=005  20120730163205.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85056046 
=035  \\$aBZQ5952NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aHD62.35$cManagement
=053  \\$aHD3840$bHD4420.8$cIndustry
=150  \\$aGovernment business enterprises
=450  \\$aGovernment companies
=450  \\$aNationalized companies
=450  \\$aParastatals
=450  \\$aPublic enterprises
=550  \\$wg$aBusiness enterprises
=550  \\$aCorporations, Government
=670  \\$aUMI business vocab.$b(Nationalized companies use Public enterprise)
=750  \2$aPublic Sector$5IEN$0(DNLM)D017150

=LDR  00451cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362189602441
=005  20120730163205.0
=008  940404i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85056029 
=035  \\$aBZQ5935NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRC629$bRC629.5
=150  \\$aGout
=450  \\$aPodagra
=550  \\$wg$aArthritis
=550  \\$wg$aMetabolism, Inborn errors of
=550  \\$wg$aRheumatism
=750  \2$aGout$5IEN$0(DNLM)D006073

=LDR  00452cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362189702441
=005  20120730163205.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85055985 
=035  \\$aBZQ5891NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aTP681$cCottonseed oil
=150  \\$aGossypol
=450  \\$aGossypein
=550  \\$wg$aPlant pigments
=550  \\$wg$aTerpenes
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/2/90
=750  \2$aGossypol$5IEN$0(DNLM)D006072

=LDR  03638cz  a2200289n  4500
=001  9880362189802441
=005  20140409132140.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85055955 
=035  \\$aBZQ5861NU
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC$dDLC$dWaU
=053  \0$aQL737.P94$cZoology
=150  \\$aGorilla
=450  \\$aGorilla gorilla
=450  \\$wnne$aGorillas
=450  \\$aLowland gorilla
=450  \\$aWestern gorilla
=550  \\$wg$aGorilla (Genus)
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Nichols, M. Gorilla : struggle for survival in the Virungas, 1989.
=670  \\$aWeb. 3.
=670  \\$aITIS, Jan. 7, 2014$b(Genus Gorilla, Family Hominidae. Direct children: Species Gorilla gorilla - gorilla)
=670  \\$aMammal species of the world, via Smithsonian National Museum of Natural History website, Jan. 7, 2014$b(Genus Gorilla, Family Hominidae. Synonym: Pseudogorilla. Species: Gorilla beringei, Eastern Gorilla; Gorilla gorilla, Western Gorilla)
=670  \\$aThe IUCN red list of threatened species, 2013.2, via WWW, Jan. 7, 2014$b(Gorilla beringei (Eastern Gorilla), common names: Eastern Gorilla, Mountain Gorilla. The eastern species of gorilla (Gorilla beringei) consists of two subspecies, Gorilla beringei beringei (Mountain Gorilla) and Gorilla beringei graueri (Eastern Lowland Gorilla or Grauer's Gorilla); Gorilla gorilla (Western Gorilla), common names: Western Gorilla, Lowland Gorilla. The Western Gorilla (Gorilla gorilla) consists of two recognized subspecies: Gorilla gorilla gorilla (Western Lowland Gorillas) and Gorilla gorilla diehli (Cross River Gorillas). Family Hominidae)
=670  \\$aPrimate factsheets, via Primate Info Net website, Jan. 7, 2014$b(Gorilla - Gorilla. Taxonomy: Suborder Haplorrhini, Infraorder Simiiformes, Superfamily Hominoidea, Family Hominidae, Genus Gorilla, Species: G. beringei, G. gorilla. Subspecies: G. b. beringei, G. b. graueri, G. g. diehli, G. g. gorilla. G. gorilla: western gorilla; G.g. diehli: Cross River gorilla; G.g. gorilla: western lowland gorilla; G. beringei: eastern gorilla; G.b. beringei: Bwindi, mountain, or Virunga; G.b. graueri: eastern lowland gorilla or Grauer's gorilla. Western and eastern gorillas are more genetically distant from one another than are chimpanzees (Pan troglodytes) and bonobos (Pan paniscus))
=670  \\$aKlappenbach, L. Western gorilla, via About.com website, Jan. 8, 2014$b(Western gorillas (Gorilla gorilla) are a critically endangered species of gorilla that inhabits a small range in western equatorial Africa; Western gorillas are divided into two subspecies, the western lowland gorilla (Gorilla gorilla gorilla) and the Cross River gorilla (Gorilla gorilla diehli). Western gorillas are one of two species of gorillas, the other being the slightly larger eastern gorilla. Like all gorillas, western gorillas are great apes, a group that also includes chimpanzees, orangutans and humans.)
=670  \\$aAnimal diversity web, Jan. 8, 2014$b(Gorilla gorilla, western gorilla. Western or lowland gorillas inhabit the forests of equatorial Africa from the western lowlands near the Cameroon coast through the Central African Republic, Equatorial Guinea, Gabon, Nigeria, Republic of Congo, Angola, and possibly the Democratic Republic of Congo. There are two recognized subspecies, G. gorilla [i.e. Gorilla gorilla gorilla], western lowland gorilla, occurs in Cameroon south to the Congo River and east to the Oubangi River. Gorilla gorilla diehli, eastern lowland gorilla, is found in a small part of the Nigerian/Cameroon border in the upper drainage of the Cross River.)
=750  \2$aGorilla gorilla$5IEN$0(DNLM)D006071

=LDR  00551cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362189902441
=005  20120730163204.0
=008  910708i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85055863 
=035  \\$aBZQ5769NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRA644.V4$cPublic health
=053  \\$aRC202$cInternal medicine
=150  \\$aGonorrhea
=550  \\$wg$aGenitourinary organs$xInfections
=550  \\$wg$aNeisseria infections
=550  \\$wg$aSexually transmitted diseases
=550  \\$wg$aUrethritis
=750  \2$aGonorrhea$5IEN$0(DNLM)D006069

=LDR  00384cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362190002441
=005  20120730163204.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85055856 
=035  \\$aBZQ5762NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRE79.G
=150  \\$aGonioscopy
=550  \\$wg$aEye$xExamination
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/2/90
=750  \2$aGonioscopy$5IEN$0(DNLM)D006068

=LDR  00388cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362190102441
=005  20120730163204.0
=008  860211||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85055840 
=035  \\$aBZQ5746NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aGonads
=450  \\$aSex glands
=550  \\$wg$aEndocrine glands
=550  \\$wg$aGenerative organs
=750  \2$aGonads$5IEN$0(DNLM)D006066

=LDR  00368cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362190202441
=005  20190503102118.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85055839
=035  \\$aBZQ5745NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aGonadotropin
=450  \\$aGonadotrophin
=550  \\$wg$aPituitary hormones
=750  \2$aGonadotropins$5IEN$0(DNLM)D006062

=LDR  00487cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362190302441
=005  20120730163204.0
=008  860211||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85055819 
=035  \\$aBZQ5725NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aQH603.G6
=150  \\$aGolgi apparatus
=450  \\$aGolgi bodies
=450  \\$aGolgi elements
=450  \\$aGolgi material
=550  \\$wg$aCell organelles
=550  \\$wg$aProtoplasm
=750  \2$aGolgi Apparatus$5IEN$0(DNLM)D006056

=LDR  00541cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362190402441
=005  20120730163204.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85055804 
=035  \\$aBZQ5710NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aGV961$bGV987
=150  \\$aGolf
=360  \\$isubdivision$aGolf$iunder names of individual educational institutions, e.g.$aHarvard University--Golf
=450  \\$aGolfing
=550  \\$wg$aBall games
=670  \\$aLC database, 4/19/96$b(titles: golfing)
=750  \2$aGolf$5IEN$0(DNLM)D006055

=LDR  00657cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880362190502441
=005  20120730163203.0
=008  021001i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85055774 
=035  \\$aBZQ5680NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQL638.C94$cZoology
=053  \0$aSF458.G6$cAquarium fish
=150  \\$aGoldfish
=450  \\$aCarassius auratus
=550  \\$wg$aCarassius
=670  \\$aWeb. 3$b(a small usually golden or orange cyprinid fish (Carassius auratus))
=670  \\$aRandom House.
=670  \\$aPocket guide to aquarium fishes:$bp. 48.
=681  \\$iExample under$aAquarium fishes
=750  \2$aGoldfish$5IEN$0(DNLM)D006054

=LDR  00414cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362190602441
=005  20120730163203.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85055770 
=035  \\$aBZQ5676NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQK495.C74$cBotany
=150  \\$aGoldenrods
=450  \\$wnne$aGoldenrod
=450  \\$aSolidago
=550  \\$wg$aCompositae
=750  \2$aSolidago$5IEN$0(DNLM)D036624

=LDR  01431cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880362190702441
=005  20121023153027.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85055716 
=035  \\$aBZQ5622NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dWaU
=053  \0$aQD181.A9$cGeneral and inorganic chemistry
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=053  \0$aTN693.G6$cMetallography
=053  \0$aTP245.G6$cChemical technology
=150  \\$aGold compounds
=450  \\$aAuric compounds
=450  \\$aAurous compounds
=550  \\$wg$aChemicals
=670  \\$aOxford dict. of chemistry, via Answers website, July 17, 2012$b(auric compounds: Compounds of gold in its higher (+3) oxidation state; e.g. auric chloride is gold(III) chloride (AuCl b3 (B); aurous compounds: Compounds of gold in its lower (+1) oxidation state; e.g. aurous chloride is gold(I) chloride (AuCl))
=670  \\$aBritannica online, July 17, 2012$b(under gold (Au): The characteristic oxidation states of gold are +1 (aurous compounds) and +3 (auric compounds). The state +1 is generally quite unstable, and most of the chemistry of gold involves the state +3. Among the relatively few gold compounds of practical importance are gold chloride, AuCl; gold trichloride, AuCl b3 (B; and chlorauric acid, HAuCl b4 (B. In the first compound gold is in the +1 oxidation state, and in the latter two, the +3 state.)
=750  \2$aGold Compounds$5IEN$0(DNLM)D017612

=LDR  00416cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362190802441
=005  20141121151528.0
=008  860211||\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|n\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85055704 
=035  \\$aBZQ5610NU
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQD137.G6$cAnalytical chemistry
=053  \0$aRK653$cDentistry
=053  \0$aTS729$cMetalwork
=150  \\$aGold alloys
=750  \2$aGold Alloys$5IEN$0(DNLM)D006047

=LDR  00361cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362190902441
=005  20120730163203.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|n\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85055695 
=035  \\$aBZQ5601NU
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh 85055695
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQD181.A9
=150  \\$aGold$xIsotopes
=750  \2$aGold Isotopes$5IEN$0(DNLM)D006049

=LDR  00663cz  a2200253n  4500
=001  9880362191002441
=005  20120730163203.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85055692 
=035  \\$aBZQ5598NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
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=053  \0$aHG551$cCoinage
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=053  \0$aQE391.G6$cMineralogy
=053  \0$aTP245.G6$cChemical technology
=150  \\$aGold
=450  \\$aSpecie
=550  \\$wg$aNative element minerals
=550  \\$wg$aPrecious metals
=550  \\$wg$aTransition metals
=550  \\$aMoney
=681  \\$iExample under$aMetals
=750  \2$aGold$5IEN$0(DNLM)D006046

=LDR  00464cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362191102441
=005  20120730163203.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85055684 
=035  \\$aBZQ5590NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRC656$bRC656.3
=150  \\$aGoiter
=450  \\$aBronchocele
=450  \\$aGoitre
=550  \\$wg$aIodine deficiency diseases
=550  \\$wg$aThyroid gland$xDiseases
=750  \2$aGoiter$5IEN$0(DNLM)D006042

=LDR  00338cz  a2200133n  4500
=001  9880362191202441
=005  20120730163203.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|n\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85055495 
=035  \\$aBZQ5401NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aSF968$bSF969
=150  \\$aGoats$xDiseases
=750  \2$aGoat Diseases$5IEN$0(DNLM)D015511

=LDR  00635cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880362191302441
=005  20140108081335.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85055494 
=035  \\$aBZQ5400NU
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aSF380$bSF389.3
=150  \\$aGoats
=450  \\$aCapra hircus
=450  \\$aDairy goats
=450  \\$aGoats, Domestic
=450  \\$aMilk goats
=550  \\$wg$aCapra
=550  \\$wg$aLivestock
=670  \\$aCorbet, G.B. World list mammalian species, 1991:$bp. 135 (domestic goat C. hircus)
=681  \\$iExample under$aFood animals
=750  \2$aGoats$5IEN$0(DNLM)D006041

=LDR  00408cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362191402441
=005  20140409132139.0
=008  860211||\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85055484 
=035  \\$aBZQ5390NU
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aGoal (Psychology)
=450  \\$aGoal setting
=450  \\$aSetting of goals
=550  \\$wg$aMotivation (Psychology)
=750  \2$aGoals$5IEN$0(DNLM)D006040

=LDR  00353cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362191502441
=005  20120730163202.0
=008  860211||\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85055483 
=035  \\$aBZQ5389NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aB105.G63
=150  \\$aGoal (Philosophy)
=550  \\$wg$aPhilosophy
=750  \2$aGoals$5IEN$0(DNLM)D006040

=LDR  00356cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362191602441
=005  20120730163202.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85055453 
=035  \\$aBZQ5359LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQK494.5.G565$cBotany
=150  \\$aGnetum
=550  \\$wg$aGnetaceae
=750  \2$aGnetum$5IEN-M$0(DNLM)D035684

=LDR  00328cz  a2200133n  4500
=001  9880362191702441
=005  20120730163202.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85055418 
=035  \\$aBZQ5324NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=150  \\$aGlyoxysomes
=550  \\$wg$aCell organelles
=750  \2$aGlyoxysomes$5IEN$0(DNLM)D020676

=LDR  00511cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362191802441
=005  20120730163202.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85055411 
=035  \\$aBZQ5317NU
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh 85055411
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aQP606.G6
=150  \\$aGlycosyltransferases
=450  \\$aGlucosyltransferases
=450  \\$aTransglucosylases
=450  \\$aTransglycosylases
=550  \\$wg$aTransferases
=750  \2$aGlycosyltransferases$5IEN$0(DNLM)D016695

=LDR  00742cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880362191902441
=005  20250214142356.0
=008  860211||\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85055410
=035  \\$aBZQ5316NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQP99.3.G55
=150  \\$aGlycosylated hemoglobin
=450  \\$aGlycated hemoglobin
=450  \\$aGlycosyl hemoglobin
=450  \\$aHemoglobin, Glycosyl
=450  \\$aHemoglobin, Glycosylated
=550  \\$wg$aGlycoproteins
=550  \\$wg$aHemoglobin polymorphisms
=550  \\$aDiabetes
=670  \\$aRoth, M. "Glycated hemoglobin, not glycosyated or glucosylated", letter to the editor. Clinical Chemistry, 1983:$bv. 29, p. 1991.
=750  \2$aGlycated Hemoglobin$0(DNLM)D006442$5IEN

=LDR  00450cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362192002441
=005  20120730163202.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85055409 
=035  \\$aBZQ5315NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRC909
=150  \\$aGlycosuria
=450  \\$aGlucosuria
=550  \\$wg$aDiabetes
=550  \\$wg$aSugar in the body
=550  \\$wg$aUrine$xAnalysis
=750  \2$aGlycosuria$5IEN$0(DNLM)D006029

=LDR  00472cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362192102441
=005  20120730163202.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85055408 
=035  \\$aBZQ5314NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQP752.G58
=150  \\$aGlycosphingolipids
=450  \\$aAsialogangliosides
=450  \\$aSphingoglycolipids
=550  \\$wg$aGlycolipids
=550  \\$wg$aSphingolipids
=750  \2$aGlycosphingolipids$5IEN$0(DNLM)D006028

=LDR  00438cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362192202441
=005  20120730163202.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85055407 
=035  \\$aBZQ5313NU
=035  \\$ash 85055407
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aQD325$cOrganic chemistry
=053  \\$aQP702.G59$cBiochemistry
=150  \\$aGlycosides
=550  \\$wg$aCarbohydrates
=750  \2$aGlycosides$5IEN$0(DNLM)D006027

=LDR  00406cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362192302441
=005  20120730163202.0
=008  860211||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85055406 
=035  \\$aBZQ5312NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQP609.G45
=150  \\$aGlycosidases
=450  \\$aGlycoside hydrolases
=550  \\$wg$aHydrolases
=750  \2$aGlycoside Hydrolases$5IEN$0(DNLM)D006026

=LDR  00351cz  a2200133n  4500
=001  9880362192402441
=005  20121014170507.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85055405 
=035  \\$aBZQ5311NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aGlycosaminoglycans
=550  \\$wg$aMucopolysaccharides
=750  \2$aGlycosaminoglycans$5IEN$0(DNLM)D006025

=LDR  00630cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880362192502441
=005  20250211111124.0
=008  920615||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85055403 
=035  \\$aBZQ5309NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQP552.G59
=150  \\$aGlycoproteins
=450  \\$aMucroproteins
=550  \\$wg$aGlycoconjugates
=550  \\$wg$aProteins
=670  \\$aStedman's med. dict.
=670  \\$aDorland's med. dict.
=750  \2$aGlycoproteins$5IEN$0(DNLM)D006023
=750  \2$iNarrower mapping$aZn-Alpha-2-Glycoprotein$0(DNLM)D000090203$4NM$5IEN-M
=930  \\$aLCSH Mapping GN 2025/02/07
=LDR  00478cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362192602441
=005  20120730163201.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85055402 
=035  \\$aBZQ5308NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQP701
=150  \\$aGlycolysis
=450  \\$aGlucolysis
=550  \\$wg$aBlood$xExamination
=550  \\$wg$aPathology
=550  \\$wg$aSugar in the body
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/2/90
=750  \2$aGlycolysis$5IEN$0(DNLM)D006019

=LDR  00479cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362192702441
=005  20120730163201.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85055401 
=035  \\$aBZQ5307NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aQD305.A4
=150  \\$aGlycols
=450  \\$aDihydric alcohols
=450  \\$aDiols
=550  \\$wg$aAlcohols
=670  \\$aHawley's chem. dict.
=670  \\$aGrant & Hack's chem. dict.
=750  \2$aGlycols$5IEN$0(DNLM)D006018

=LDR  00445cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362192802441
=005  20120730163201.0
=008  920615||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85055400 
=035  \\$aBZQ5306NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQD301$cOrganic chemistry
=053  \\$aQP752.G56$cBiochemistry
=150  \\$aGlycolipids
=550  \\$wg$aGlycoconjugates
=550  \\$wg$aLipids
=750  \2$aGlycolipids$5IEN$0(DNLM)D006017

=LDR  01749cz  a2200241n  4500
=001  9880362192902441
=005  20060801170052.0
=008  060606i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85055399 
=035  \\$aBZQ5305NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aRJ399.G58$cPediatrics
=150  \\$aGlycogen storage disease
=450  \\$aGlycogen disease
=450  \\$aGlycogenic thesaurimosis
=450  \\$wnne$aGlycogenosis
=550  \\$wg$aCarbohydrates$xMetabolism$xDisorders
=550  \\$wg$aMetabolism, Inborn errors of
=670  \\$aMESH browser, June 5, 2006$b(Glycogen Storage Diseases: A group of inherited metabolic disorders involving the enzymes responsible for the synthesis and degradation of glycogen. In some patients prominent liver involvement is presented. In others, more generalized storage of glycogen occurs, sometimes with prominent cardiac involvement. Entry term: Glycogenosis)
=670  \\$aInter. dict. med. biol.$b(disease, glycogen storage disease: A group of rare, autosomal recessive inborn errors of glycogen metabolism. Each type, designated by a Roman numeral is due to a deficiency of a specific enzyme involved in glycogen catabolism, and is characterized by deposition of either abnormal quantities of glycogen, metabolic intermediates, or both in various organs. Also, called glycogenosis, glycogenic thesaurismosis (outmoded), glycogen disease)
=670  \\$aDorland's med. dict.$b(disease, glycogen storage d.: a group of chronic, genetically determined metabolic disorders of childhood. Also called glycogen d., glycogenosis, glycogenic thesaurismosis and glycogenic hepatomegaly)
=688  \\$aHeading changed 20060720 from: 150:##:_{dollar}a Glycogenosis
=750  \2$aGlycogen Storage Disease$0(DNLM)D006008$5IEN

=LDR  00393cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362193002441
=005  20120730163201.0
=008  860211||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85055397 
=035  \\$aBZQ5303NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQP702.G58$cBiochemistry
=150  \\$aGlycogen
=550  \\$wg$aGlucans
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/2/90
=750  \2$aGlycogen$5IEN$0(DNLM)D006003

=LDR  00456cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362193102441
=005  20120730163201.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85055394 
=035  \\$aBZQ5300NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aGlycine
=450  \\$aAminoacetic acid
=450  \\$aGlycin
=450  \\$aGlycocoll
=550  \\$wg$aAcetic acid
=550  \\$wg$aAmino acid neurotransmitters
=750  \2$aGlycine$5IEN$0(DNLM)D005998

=LDR  00587cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362193202441
=005  20120730163201.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85055393 
=035  \\$aBZQ5299NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dMnMHCL$dDLC
=053  \0$aTP973$cChemical technology
=150  \\$aGlycerin
=450  \\$aGlycerine
=450  \\$aGlycerol
=550  \\$wg$aAlcohols
=670  \\$aHawley chem. dict.$b(glycerol)
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Glycerol X Glycerin, Glycerine)
=670  \\$aWeb. 3$b(glycerin or glycerine; glycerol)
=750  \2$aGlycerol$5IEN$0(DNLM)D005990

=LDR  00350cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362193302441
=005  20120730163201.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|n\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85055392 
=035  \\$aBZQ5298NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQD305.A4
=150  \\$aGlycerides
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/2/90
=750  \2$aGlycerides$5IEN$0(DNLM)D005989

=LDR  00400cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362193402441
=005  20090430122053.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85055387 
=035  \\$aBZQ5293NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aRM237.86
=150  \\$aGluten-free diet
=550  \\$wg$aCeliac disease
=550  \\$wg$aDiet therapy
=750  \2$aDiet, Gluten-Free$0(DNLM)D055050$5IEN

=LDR  00629cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362193502441
=005  20100719152600.0
=008  860211||\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85055386 
=035  \\$aBZQ5292NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQK898.G49$cBotanical chemistry
=150  \\$aGluten
=450  \\$aKofu
=450  \\$aSeitan
=450  \\$aWheat gluten
=550  \\$wg$aPlant proteins
=670  \\$aPicarski, R. Friendly foods, c1991:$bCIP galley (seitan, a gluten protein product)
=670  \\$aWood, R.T. The whole foods encyc.$b(seitan: aka kofu, or wheat gluten)
=750  \2$aGlutens$0(DNLM)D005983$5IEN

=LDR  00452cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362193602441
=005  20120730163201.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85055385 
=035  \\$aBZQ5291NU
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh 85055385
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQK898.G485$cBotanical chemistry
=053  \0$aQP552.G58$cBiochemistry
=150  \\$aGlutathione
=550  \\$wg$aOligopeptides
=750  \2$aGlutathione$5IEN$0(DNLM)D005978

=LDR  00477cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362193702441
=005  20120730163201.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85055384 
=035  \\$aBZQ5290NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aGlutamyl-tRNA synthetase
=450  \\$aGlutamyl T RNA synthetase
=450  \\$aGlutamyl-transfer ribonucleate synthetase
=550  \\$wg$aLigases
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/2/90
=750  \2$aGlutamate-tRNA Ligase$5IEN$0(DNLM)D005975

=LDR  00580cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362193802441
=005  20120730163201.0
=008  860211||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85055383 
=035  \\$aBZQ5289NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQP619.G58
=150  \\$aGlutamine synthetase
=450  \\$aGlutamate-ammonia ligase
=550  \\$wg$aLigases
=670  \\$aEvstigneeva, Z.G. Glutaminsintetaza, 1988.
=670  \\$aEnzyme Nomenclature$b(EC 6.3.1.2.)
=670  \\$aMESH.
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/2/90
=750  \2$aGlutamate-Ammonia Ligase$5IEN$0(DNLM)D005974

=LDR  00354cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362193902441
=005  20120730163201.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85055382 
=035  \\$aBZQ5288NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aGlutamine
=550  \\$wg$aAmino acids
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/2/90
=750  \2$aGlutamine$5IEN$0(DNLM)D005973

=LDR  00945cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362194002441
=005  20120730163200.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85055379 
=035  \\$aBZQ5285NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dTNJ$dDLC
=053  \0$aQP562.G5
=150  \\$aGlutamic acid
=450  \\$aGlutamate
=550  \\$wg$aExcitatory amino acids
=550  \\$aUmami (Taste)
=670  \\$aMeSH browser, Nov. 15, 2005$b(Glutamic acid: a non-essential amino acid naturally occurring in the L-form. Glutamic acid is the most common excitatory neurotransmitter in the central nervous system.)
=670  \\$aGrueter, B. A. Metabotropic glutamate receptor mediated synaptic plasticity in the bed nucleus of the stria terminalis as a target for stress, anxiety and addictrion disorders, 2006.
=670  \\$aMeSH browser, Apr. 23, 2007$b(MeSH hdg.: Glutamic Acid; entry term: Glutamate)
=750  \2$aGlutamic Acid$5IEN$0(DNLM)D018698

=LDR  00530cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362194102441
=005  20120730163200.0
=008  920330||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85055378 
=035  \\$aBZQ5284NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aGlutamate decarboxylase
=450  \\$aGAD (Enzyme)
=450  \\$aGlutamic acid decarboxylase
=450  \\$aGlutamic decarboxylase
=550  \\$wg$aDecarboxylases
=670  \\$aDiabetes Forcast, Dec. 1991:$bpp. 32-35.
=750  \2$aGlutamate Decarboxylase$5IEN$0(DNLM)D005968

=LDR  00485cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362194202441
=005  20120730163200.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85055371 
=035  \\$aBZQ5277NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \0$aQP702.G572
=150  \\$aGlucuronides
=450  \\$aConjugated glucuronates
=450  \\$aGlucuronates
=450  \\$aGlycuronides
=550  \\$wg$aGlucuronic acid
=550  \\$wg$aGlycosides
=750  \2$aGlucuronides$5IEN$0(DNLM)D020719

=LDR  00482cz   2200169n  4500
=001  9880362194302441
=005  20241022101832.0
=008  910606||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85055370
=035  \\$aBZQ5276NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aGlucuronidase
=550  \\$wg$aGlycosidases
=670  \\$aMESH.
=750  \2$aGlucuronidase$5IEN$0(DNLM)D005966
=750  \2$iNarrower mapping$aKlotho Proteins$0(DNLM)D000090265$4NM$5IEN-M
=930  \\$aMeSH Mapping GN 2024/10/08

=LDR  00386cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362194402441
=005  20120730163200.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85055368 
=035  \\$aBZQ5274NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \0$aQP702.G57
=150  \\$aGlucuronic acid
=550  \\$wg$aGlucose
=550  \\$wg$aUronic acids
=750  \2$aGlucuronic Acid$5IEN$0(DNLM)D020723

=LDR  00392cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362194502441
=005  20120730163200.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85055367 
=035  \\$aBZQ5273NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aQD325$cOrganic chemistry
=150  \\$aGlucosides
=550  \\$wg$aGlycosides
=550  \\$aGlucides
=750  \2$aGlucosides$5IEN$0(DNLM)D005960

=LDR  00714cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880362194602441
=005  20120730163200.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85055364 
=035  \\$aBZQ5270NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aRC632.G55
=150  \\$aGlucose-6-phosphate dehydrogenase deficiency
=450  \\$aDeficiency, Glucose-6-phosphate dehydrogenase
=450  \\$aG6PD deficiency
=450  \\$wnne$aGlucosephosphate dehydrogenase deficiency
=550  \\$wg$aHemolytic anemia
=550  \\$wg$aMetabolism, Inborn errors of
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Glucosephosphate dehydrogenase deficiency)
=670  \\$aNIH
=750  \2$aGlucosephosphate Dehydrogenase Deficiency$5IEN$0(DNLM)D005955

=LDR  00455cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362194702441
=005  20120730163200.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85055363 
=035  \\$aBZQ5269NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aGlucose tolerance tests
=550  \\$wg$aBlood$xAnalysis
=550  \\$wg$aBlood sugar
=550  \\$wg$aDiabetes$xDiagnosis
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/2/90
=750  \2$aGlucose Tolerance Test$5IEN$0(DNLM)D005951

=LDR  00487cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362194802441
=005  20120730163200.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85055360 
=035  \\$aBZQ5266NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQD321$cChemistry
=053  \\$aTP414$cChemical technology
=150  \\$aGlucose
=550  \\$wg$aMonosaccharides
=550  \\$wg$aSucrose
=550  \\$wg$aSugar
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/2/90
=750  \2$aGlucose$5IEN$0(DNLM)D005947

=LDR  00410cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362194902441
=005  20120730163200.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85055359 
=035  \\$aBZQ5265NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aGlucocorticoids$xReceptors
=450  \\$aGlucocorticoid receptors
=450  \\$aReceptors, Glucocorticoid
=750  \2$aReceptors, Glucocorticoid$5IEN$0(DNLM)D011965

=LDR  00421cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362195002441
=005  20121007192316.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85055358 
=035  \\$aBZQ5264NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQP572.G54
=150  \\$aGlucocorticoids
=550  \\$wg$aAdrenocortical hormones
=550  \\$wg$aAnti-inflammatory agents
=750  \2$aGlucocorticoids$5IEN-M$0(DNLM)D005938

=LDR  01193cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880362195102441
=005  20070608125252.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85055355 
=035  \\$aBZQ5261NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dWaU
=053  \0$aQP702.G48
=150  \\$aGlucans
=450  \\$aGlucanes
=450  \\$aGlucose polymers
=450  \\$aPolycoses
=450  \\$aPolyglucoses
=550  \\$wg$aPolysaccharides
=670  \\$aMeSH browser, Dec. 4, 2006$b(Glucans. Scope note: Polysaccharides composed of repeating glucose units. They can consist of branched or unbranched chains in any linkages. UF Polyglucoses, Glucan (BO), Glucose Polymer, Polycose. Previous indexing: Glucose (1966-1978); Polysaccharides (1966-1978))
=670  \\$aWikipedia, Dec. 4, 2006$b(A glucan molecule is a polysaccharide of D-glucose monomers linked by glycosidic bonds. The following are glucans: cellulose, pullulan, laminarin, starch, glycogen, dextran, lichenin)
=670  \\$aBotany online : the Internet hypertextbook, Dec. 4, 2006:$bPolysaccharides (The most common sugar found in polysaccharides is glucose. Its polymers are called glucanes.)
=750  \2$aGlucans$0(DNLM)D005936$5IEN

=LDR  00435cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362195202441
=005  20120730163200.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85055354 
=035  \\$aBZQ5260NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRC280.P25
=150  \\$aGlucagonoma
=450  \\$aAlpha cell tumor
=550  \\$wg$aIslands of Langerhans$xTumors
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/2/90
=750  \2$aGlucagonoma$5IEN$0(DNLM)D005935

=LDR  00617cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362195302441
=005  20120730163159.0
=008  931004||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85055353 
=035  \\$aBZQ5259NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQP572.G5
=150  \\$aGlucagon
=450  \\$aHGF (Hormone)
=450  \\$aHyperglycemic-glycogenolytic factor
=450  \\$aInsulin-antagonizing factor
=550  \\$wg$aPancreas$xSecretions
=550  \\$wg$aPeptide hormones
=670  \\$aInter. dict. biol. med.$b(glucagon. Also called insulin-antagonizing factor)
=750  \2$aGlucagon$5IEN$0(DNLM)D005934

=LDR  00625cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9882375288302441
=005  20240216144324.0
=008  040709i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85055349
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh 85055349
=035  \\$a(LIBRARY_OF_CONGRESS)98171519470000041
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dICLAM$dDLC
=053  \0$aRD73.G5
=150  \\$aSurgical gloves
=450  \\$wnne$aGloves (Surgery)
=550  \\$wg$aGloves
=550  \\$wg$aPersonal protective equipment
=550  \\$wg$aSurgical instruments and apparatus
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Gloves, Surgical x Surgical gloves)
=750  \2$aGloves, Surgical$5IEN$0(DNLM)D005932

=LDR  00425cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362195502441
=005  20120730163159.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85055343 
=035  \\$aBZQ5249NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQL853$cComparative anatomy
=053  \\$aQM255$cHuman anatomy
=150  \\$aGlottis
=550  \\$wg$aLarynx
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/2/90
=750  \2$aGlottis$5IEN$0(DNLM)D005931

=LDR  00474cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362195602441
=005  20120217094827.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85055337 
=035  \\$aBZQ5243NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQL939
=053  \\$aQM471
=053  \\$aQP366
=150  \\$aGlossopharyngeal nerve
=550  \\$wg$aNerves, Cranial
=550  \\$wg$aPharynx
=550  \\$wg$aTongue
=750  \2$aGlossopharyngeal Nerve$0(DNLM)D005930$5IEN

=LDR  00401cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362195702441
=005  20120730163159.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85055321 
=035  \\$aBZQ5227NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aGlomus jugulare$xTumors
=550  \\$wg$aNonchromaffin paraganglioma
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/2/90
=750  \2$aGlomus Jugulare Tumor$5IEN$0(DNLM)D005925

=LDR  00632cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880362195802441
=005  20120730163159.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85055320 
=035  \\$aBZQ5226NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQL939$cComparative anatomy
=053  \\$aQM471$cHuman anatomy
=053  \\$aQP368.8$cPhysiology
=150  \\$aGlomus jugulare
=450  \\$aJugular body
=450  \\$aJugular paraganglia
=450  \\$aParaganglia, Jugular
=550  \\$wg$aChemoreceptors
=550  \\$wg$aNonchromaffin paraganglia
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/2/90
=750  \2$aGlomus Jugulare$5IEN$0(DNLM)D005924

=LDR  00407cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362195902441
=005  20120730163159.0
=008  940404i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85055317 
=035  \\$aBZQ5223NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aGlomerulonephritis
=550  \\$wg$aImmune complex diseases
=550  \\$wg$aKidney glomerulus$xDiseases
=750  \2$aGlomerulonephritis$5IEN$0(DNLM)D005921

=LDR  00577cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880362085602441
=005  20120730163210.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85057753 
=035  \\$aBZQ7659NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aBF575.G8$cPsychology
=053  \0$aBJ1471.5$cEthics
=150  \\$aGuilt
=450  \\$aGuilt$xPsychological aspects
=550  \\$wg$aEmotions
=550  \\$wg$aEthics
=550  \\$aConscience
=550  \\$aShame
=670  \\$aThes. of psych. index terms$b(Guilt BT Emotional states)
=750  \2$aGuilt$5IEN$0(DNLM)D006167

=LDR  00737cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880362085702441
=005  20120730163210.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85057590 
=035  \\$aBZQ7496NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQP801.G83
=150  \\$aGuanidines
=450  \\$aGuanidine compounds
=450  \\$wnne$aGuanidino compounds
=450  \\$aGuanido compounds
=550  \\$wg$aAmidines
=670  \\$aMeSH browser, June 7, 2007$b(Guanidines.  Scope note: A family of iminourea derivatives.)
=670  \\$aGrant & Hackh's chem. dict.$b(guanidines: compounds derived from guanidine)
=688  \\$aHeading changed 20070821 from: 150:##:_{dollar}a Guanidino compounds
=750  \2$aGuanidines$5IEN$0(DNLM)D006146

=LDR  01008cz  a2200265n  4500
=001  9880362085802441
=005  20120730163210.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85057589 
=035  \\$aBZQ7495NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQP801.G8$cBiochemistry
=150  \\$aGuanidine
=450  \\$aAminoformamidine
=450  \\$aAminomethanamidine
=450  \\$aCarbamamidine
=450  \\$aCarbamidine
=450  \\$aCarbondiamide imide
=450  \\$aGuanidinium
=450  \\$aIminourea
=450  \\$aUramine
=550  \\$wg$aGuanidines
=670  \\$aMeSH browser, June 7, 2007$b(Guanidine. Scope note: A strong organic base existing primarily as guanidium ions at physiological pH. It is found in the urine as a normal product or protein metabolism. It is also used in laboratory research as a protein denaturant. Entry term: Guanidinium)
=670  \\$aGrant & Hackh's chem. dict.$b(guanidine, carbamidine, carbondiamide imide, uramine)
=750  \2$aGuanidine$5IEN$0(DNLM)D019791

=LDR  00486cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362085902441
=005  20120730163210.0
=008  871218i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85057584 
=035  \\$a(OCoLC)02045344
=035  \\$aBZQ7490NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQL737.U54
=150  \\$aGuanaco
=450  \\$wnne$aHuanaco
=450  \\$aLama guanacoe
=450  \\$aLama guanicoe
=550  \\$wg$aLama (Genus)
=750  \2$aCamelids, New World$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002161

=LDR  00968cz  a2200241n  4500
=001  9880362086002441
=005  20120730163210.0
=008  000103i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85057581 
=035  \\$aBZQ7487NU
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh 85057581
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aGuaiac
=450  \\$wnne$aGuaiacum
=450  \\$aGuaiacum gum
=450  \\$aGuaiacum resin
=450  \\$aGum guaiac
=550  \\$wg$aGums and resins
=670  \\$aDorland's med. dict.$b(guaiac, a resin)
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Guaiac)
=670  \\$aConstantine, A. Know your woods, 1987:$bp. 94 (guaiacum or gum guaiac, hard resin that exudes naturally from stems of lignum vitae trees)
=670  \\$aRandom House$b(guaiac, also called guaiacum gum, gum guaiac, a greenish brown resin obtained from guaiacum trees, esp. G. officinale. Used in varnishes, as a food preservative, and in medicine in various tests for the presence of blood.)
=750  \2$aGuaiac$5IEN$0(DNLM)D006138

=LDR  01246cz  a2200337n  4500
=001  9880362086102441
=005  20080506142254.0
=008  871218||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85057532 
=035  \\$aBZQ7438NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQP552.G76
=150  \\$aGrowth factors
=450  \\$aCell growth factors
=450  \\$aCellular growth factors
=450  \\$aGrowth peptides
=450  \\$wnne$aGrowth promoting substances
=450  \\$aGrowth substances
=450  \\$aPeptide growth factors
=450  \\$aPeptide regulatory factors
=450  \\$aPolypeptide growth factors
=550  \\$wg$aCytokines
=550  \\$wg$aPeptides
=670  \\$aProgress in growth factor research, 1989:$bv. 1, number 1.
=670  \\$aLC data base, 06/27/89.
=670  \\$aBurck, K.B. Oncogenes, 1988.
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Growth substances, x Growth factors)
=670  \\$aPeptide regulatory factors, 1989.
=680  \\$iHere are entered works on a group of polypeptides that control cellular responses such as cell multiplication by mechanisms analogous to classical endocrine hormones.
=750  \2$aGrowth Substances$0(DNLM)D006133$5IEN
=750  \2$aIntercellular Signaling Peptides and Proteins$0(DNLM)D036341$5IEN

=LDR  00354cz  a2200133n  4500
=001  9880362086202441
=005  20120730163210.0
=008  940406i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85057530 
=035  \\$aBZQ7436NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aGrowth disorders
=550  \\$wg$aMetabolism$xDisorders
=750  \2$aGrowth Disorders$5IEN$0(DNLM)D006130

=LDR  00626cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362086302441
=005  20120730163210.0
=008  030310||\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85057525 
=035  \\$aBZQ7431NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQH511$cBiology
=053  \0$aQP84$cPhysiology
=150  \\$aGrowth
=360  \\$isubdivision$aGrowth$iunder individual animals and groups of animals and individual organs and regions of the body, e.g.$aFishes--Growth; Foot--Growth
=550  \\$wg$aMorphology (Animals)
=550  \\$wg$aPhysiology
=550  \\$aDevelopmental biology
=750  \2$aGrowth$5IEN$0(DNLM)D006128

=LDR  00768cz  a2200265n  4500
=001  9880362086402441
=005  20120730163210.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85057495 
=035  \\$aBZQ7401NU
=035  \\$aSH 85057495
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aHF5549.5.G73$cPersonnel management
=053  \0$aHM1086$cSocial psychology
=150  \\$aGroup relations training
=450  \\$aConsciousness-raising groups
=450  \\$aEncounter groups
=450  \\$aSensitivity training
=450  \\$aT-groups
=550  \\$wg$aInterpersonal relations
=550  \\$wg$aSmall groups
=550  \\$wg$aSocial interaction
=550  \\$wg$aSocial perception
=550  \\$wg$aTraining
=750  \2$aSensitivity Training Groups$5IEN-M$0(DNLM)D012681

=LDR  00455cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362086502441
=005  20120730163210.0
=008  930524i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85057493 
=035  \\$aBZQ7399NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRC488$bRC488.6
=150  \\$aGroup psychotherapy
=450  \\$aCollective psychotherapy
=450  \\$aGroup therapy
=550  \\$wg$aPsychotherapy
=750  \2$aPsychotherapy, Group$5IEN$0(DNLM)D011615

=LDR  00587cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880362086602441
=005  20120730163210.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85057487 
=035  \\$aBZQ7393NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aR729.5.G6
=150  \\$aGroup medical practice
=450  \\$aGroup practice in medicine
=450  \\$aMedical group practice
=550  \\$wg$aMedical cooperation
=550  \\$wg$aMedical economics
=550  \\$wg$aMedicine$xPractice
=550  \\$aClinics
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/3/90
=750  \2$aGroup Practice$5IEN$0(DNLM)D006123

=LDR  00582cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880362086702441
=005  20120730163209.0
=008  060406i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85057485 
=035  \\$aBZQ7391NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aHM753
=150  \\$aGroup identity
=450  \\$aCollective identity
=450  \\$aCommunity identity
=450  \\$aCultural identity
=450  \\$aSocial identity
=550  \\$wg$aIdentity (Psychology)
=550  \\$wg$aSocial psychology
=550  \\$aCollective memory
=750  \2$aSocial Identification$5IEN$0(DNLM)D012933

=LDR  00693cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362086802441
=005  20120730163209.0
=008  920207i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85057478 
=035  \\$aBZQ7384NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aGroup homes
=450  \\$aCommunity-based residences
=450  \\$aCommunity residences (Group homes)
=550  \\$wg$aInstitutional care
=550  \\$wg$aRehabilitation centers
=680  \\$iHere are entered works on planned, single housekeeping units in residential dwellings that provide care for small groups of unrelated residents living together as families, but requiring supervision.
=750  \2$aGroup Homes$5IEN$0(DNLM)D016352

=LDR  00583cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362086902441
=005  20120730163209.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85057474 
=035  \\$aBZQ7380NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aGroup dental practice
=450  \\$aDental group practice
=450  \\$aGroup practice, Dental$5IEN
=450  \\$aGroup practice in dentistry
=550  \\$wg$aDental clinics
=550  \\$wg$aDental economics
=550  \\$wg$aDentistry$xPractice
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/3/90
=750  \2$aGroup Practice, Dental$5IEN$0(DNLM)D006124

=LDR  01003cz  a2200313n  4500
=001  9880362087002441
=005  20120730163209.0
=008  871218||\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85057464 
=035  \\$a(OCoLC)02044076
=035  \\$aBZQ7370NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQM563$cHistology
=053  \\$aQP88.23$cPhysiology
=150  \\$aExtracellular matrix
=450  \\$aCement substance (Anatomy)
=450  \\$wnne$aGround substance (Anatomy)
=450  \\$wnne$aGround substance (Histology)
=450  \\$aIntercellular matrix
=450  \\$aInterstitial substance
=450  \\$aMatrix, Extracellular
=550  \\$wg$aConnective tissues
=550  \\$wg$aExtracellular space
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Connective tissue disease, c1986.
=670  \\$aMESH.
=670  \\$aGould's med. dict.$b(see matrix)
=670  \\$aLC data base, 6/16/86$b(13 titles)
=675  \\$aNIH;$aDorland's med. dict.;$aStedman's med. dict.
=750  \2$aExtracellular Matrix$5IEN$0(DNLM)D005109

=LDR  00513cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880362087102441
=005  20120730163209.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85057405 
=035  \\$aBZQ7311NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQM161$cMuscles
=053  \\$aQM543
=150  \\$aGroin
=450  \\$aInguen
=450  \\$aInguinal region
=450  \\$aRegio inguinales
=550  \\$wg$aAbdomen
=550  \\$wg$aThigh
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/3/90
=750  \2$aGroin$5IEN$0(DNLM)D006119

=LDR  00350cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362087202441
=005  20120730163209.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85057367 
=035  \\$aBZQ7273LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQK495.C74
=150  \\$aGrindelia
=550  \\$wg$aCompositae
=750  \2$aGrindelia$5IEN$0(DNLM)D036623

=LDR  00567cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362087302441
=005  20120730163209.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85057340 
=035  \\$aBZQ7246NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aHD6972.5$cIndustrial relations
=053  \\$aHF5549.5.G7$cPersonnel management
=150  \\$aGrievance procedures
=450  \\$aLabor grievances
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=670  \\$aCollins, J.T. Standard common and current scientific names for North American amphibians, turtles, reptiles & crocodilians, 2009:$bPDF p. 8 (under Lithobates: L. clamitans - Bronze Frog; L. c. clamitans - Bronze Frog; L. c. melanotus - Green Frog)
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=670  \\$aMerriam-Webster online dict., Nov. 7, 2006$b(geotropism: : a tropism (as of plant roots) in which gravity is the orienting factor)
=670  \\$aInfoplease dict., via WWW, Nov. 7, 2006$b(geotropism: oriented growth with respect to the force of gravity)
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=670  \\$a97183877: Ord�o�nez, Cifuentes, J.E. Rostros de las pr�acticas etnocidas en Guatemala, 1996.
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=670  \\$aUNBIS$b(Genocide)
=670  \\$aWeb. 3$b(genocide)
=670  \\$aRandom House$b(genocide)
=670  \\$aBDNE3$b(ethnocide)
=670  \\$aBrown, K.L. A biography of no place, 2000:$babstr. (ethnic purification)
=670  \\$aRome Statute of the International Criminal Court WWW site, viewed Dec. 2, 2010$btext of the Statute, article 5 (The crime of genocide, crimes against humanity, war crimes, and the crime of aggression are all listed as separate crimes under the jurisdiction of the ICC)
=670  \\$aUNBIS thesaurus WWW site, searched Dec. 2, 2010$b(authorized term: Genocide; BT International crimes; RT: Crimes against humanity, War crimes, etc.)
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=670  \\$aCatalogue of bacteria, phages, and rDNA vectors, 1985.
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=670  \\$aMerriam-Webster online, May 9, 2014$b(forsythia plural forsythias also forsythia)
=670  \\$aDictionary.com, May 9, 2014$b(forsythia noun a shrub belonging to the genus Forsythia, of the olive family, native to China and southeastern Europe, species of which are cultivated for their showy yellow flowers, which blossom on the bare branches in early spring)
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=053  \0$aQP492$cPsychophysiology
=150  \\$aForm perception
=450  \\$aForm discrimination
=450  \\$aShape discrimination
=450  \\$aShape perception
=550  \\$wg$aPerception
=550  \\$wg$aVisual perception
=550  \\$aFigure-ground perception
=670  \\$aLC database, Sept. 21, 1999$b(titles: shape perception)
=670  \\$aThes. psych. index terms$b(Form and shape perception UF Form perception; Shape perception)
=750  \2$aForm Perception$5IEN$0(DNLM)D005556

=LDR  00888cz  a2200241n  4500
=001  9880362206902441
=005  20120216102218.0
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=010  \\$ash 85050781 
=035  \\$aBZQ0687NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aBF637.F67$cPsychology
=053  \0$aBJ1476$cEthics
=150  \\$aForgiveness
=450  \\$aUnforgiveness
=550  \\$wg$aConduct of life
=550  \\$aAbsolution
=550  \\$aAmnesty
=550  \\$aClemency
=550  \\$aPardon
=670  \\$aMerriam-Webster online dictionary, Feb. 18, 2011$b(forgiveneses; def.: the act of forgiving; synonyms: absolution, amnesty, pardon, remission, remittal; antonyms: penalty, punishment, retribution)
=670  \\$aJames, M.B Ho�oponopono, 2008:$bt.p. (assessing the effects of a traditional Hawaiian forgiveness technique on unforgiveness)
=750  \2$aForgiveness$0(DNLM)D061347$5IEN

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=001  9880362207002441
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=053  \0$aSD1$bSD669.5
=150  \\$aForests and forestry
=360  \\$iheadings beginning with the words$aForest$iand$aForestry
=450  \\$aForest land
=450  \\$aForest lands
=450  \\$aForest planting
=450  \\$aForest production
=450  \\$aForest sciences
=450  \\$aForestation
=450  \\$aForested lands
=450  \\$aForestland
=450  \\$aForestlands
=450  \\$aForestry
=450  \\$aForestry industry
=450  \\$aForestry sciences
=450  \\$aLand, Forest
=450  \\$aLands, Forest
=450  \\$aSilviculture
=450  \\$aSylviculture
=450  \\$aWoodlands
=450  \\$aWoods (Forests)
=550  \\$wg$aAgriculture
=550  \\$wg$aNatural resources
=550  \\$aAfforestation
=550  \\$aArboriculture
=550  \\$aLogging
=550  \\$aTimber
=550  \\$aTree crops
=550  \\$aTrees
=670  \\$aFinal forest practices habitat conservation plan, 2005:$bexec. summ. (forestland; forestlands; forestland means all land that is capable of supporting a merchantable stand of timber and is not being actively used for a use that is incompatible with timber growing)
=670  \\$aWashington's forest resources, 2002-2006, 2010:$babstr. (forest land) p. 1 (the amount and characteristics of Washington's forests; forested lands)
=670  \\$aInternational Conference on Transfer of Forest Science Knowledge and Technology (2005 : Troutdale, Or.). Proceedings, International Conference on Transfer of Forest Science Knowledge and Technology, 2007.
=670  \\$aSouthern forest science : past, present, and future, 2004.
=670  \\$aEncyclopedia of forest sciences, 2004.
=670  \\$aBurton, L.D. Introduction to forestry science, c2000.
=670  \\$aForestry Sciences Laboratory, Missoula, Montana, 1987.
=670  \\$aCaraway, C. A forestry sciences laboratory and how it grew, 1976.
=750  \2$aForestry$5IEN$0(DNLM)D016468
=750  \2$aForests$0(DNLM)D065928$5IEN

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=001  9880362207102441
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=010  \\$ash 85050686 
=035  \\$aBZQ0592NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aHD8039.F726
=053  \0$aSD127
=150  \\$aForesters
=550  \\$aArborists
=550  \\$aPolice, Rural
=750  \2$aForestry$5IEN$0(DNLM)D016468

=LDR  00523cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362207202441
=005  20070517135639.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85050562 
=035  \\$aBZQ0468NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \\$aRA1228
=150  \\$aForensic toxicology
=450  \\$aMedicolegal toxicology
=450  \\$aToxicology$xJurisprudence
=550  \\$wg$aChemistry, Forensic
=550  \\$wg$aMedical jurisprudence
=550  \\$wg$aToxicology
=750  \2$aForensic Toxicology$0(DNLM)D053593$5IEN

=LDR  00601cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362207302441
=005  20120730163128.0
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=035  \\$aBZQ0464NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dNNU-L
=053  \0$aRA1151$bRA1152
=150  \\$aForensic psychiatry
=450  \\$aForensic psychiatry$xLaw and legislation
=550  \\$wg$aMedical jurisprudence
=550  \\$wg$aPsychiatry
=550  \\$aMentally ill offenders
=680  \\$iHere are entered works on psychiatry as applied in courts of law.
=750  \2$aForensic Psychiatry$5IEN$0(DNLM)D005555

=LDR  00508cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362207402441
=005  20050517132412.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85050556 
=035  \\$aBZQ0462NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aRA1063.4
=150  \\$aForensic pathology
=450  \\$aPathology, Forensic
=550  \\$wg$aMedical jurisprudence
=550  \\$wg$aPathology
=550  \\$aCoroners
=550  \\$aMedical examiners (Law)
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=001  9880362207502441
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=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85050539 
=035  \\$aBZQ0445NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aHV8077
=150  \\$aForensic ballistics
=450  \\$aBallistics, Forensic
=550  \\$wg$aBallistics
=550  \\$wg$aForensic sciences
=550  \\$aFirearms$xIdentification
=750  \0$aForensic Ballistics$5IEN

=LDR  00499cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362207602441
=005  20120730163128.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85050537 
=035  \\$aBZQ0443NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aGN69.8
=150  \\$aForensic anthropology
=450  \\$aAnthropology, Forensic
=450  \\$aMedicolegal anthropology
=550  \\$wg$aForensic sciences
=550  \\$wg$aPhysical anthropology
=750  \2$aForensic Anthropology$5IEN$0(DNLM)D018732

=LDR  00903cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362207702441
=005  20120730163128.0
=008  860211||\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85050485 
=035  \\$aBZQ0391NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aCB158
=150  \\$aForecasting
=360  \\$isubdivision$aForecasting$iunder names of countries, cities, etc., and under subjects; also subdivision$aForecasts$iunder individual centuries, e.g.$aTwentieth century--Forecasts;$iand phrase headings for certain types of forecasting, e.g.$aWeather forecasting
=450  \\$aForecasts
=450  \\$aFuturology
=450  \\$aPrediction
=680  \\$iHere are entered general works on predictions and conjectures of future trends and occurrences. General works on the concept of the future are entered under$aFuture, The.
=681  \\$iNote under$aFuture, The
=750  \2$aForecasting$5IEN$0(DNLM)D005544

=LDR  00506cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362207802441
=005  20120730163128.0
=008  920417||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85050484 
=035  \\$aBZQ0390NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQL950.7$cComparative anatomy
=053  \\$aQM548$cHuman anatomy
=150  \\$aForearm
=450  \\$aAntebrachium
=550  \\$wg$aArm
=670  \\$aInter. dict. med. biol.$b(Antebrachium. Also called forearm)
=750  \2$aForearm$5IEN$0(DNLM)D005542

=LDR  00622cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362207902441
=005  20120730163128.0
=008  860211in\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85050457 
=035  \\$aBZQ0363NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRG739
=150  \\$aObstetrical forceps
=450  \\$wnne$aForceps, Obstetric
=450  \\$aObstetric forceps
=550  \\$wg$aObstetrics$xApparatus and instruments
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Dennen, E.H. Dennen's forceps deliveries, c1989.
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Obstetrical forceps)
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/16/90
=750  \2$aObstetrical Forceps$5IEN$0(DNLM)D009772

=LDR  01510cz  a2200265n  4500
=001  9880362208002441
=005  20100714085443.0
=008  000307i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85050443 
=035  \\$aBZQ0349NU
=035  \\$aSH 85050443
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dWaU
=053  \0$aQL368.F6$cProtozoology
=150  \\$aForaminifera
=450  \\$aForaminiferea
=450  \\$aForaminiferida
=450  \\$aForaminifers
=450  \\$aForams
=450  \\$aThalamophora
=550  \\$wg$aRhizopoda
=670  \\$aModern Foraminifera, c1999:$bp. 16 (Foraminiferea) p. 18 ("Foraminifers, as eukaryotic unicellular organisms, belong to the Kingdom Protoctista, which includes all such organisms and some multicellular ones ... To avoid confusion, the recommended practice is to restrict an informal designation of Protista to only microscopic protoctists. Following this usage, all foraminifers are protoctists, but not all are protists."; Kingdom Protoctista, Phylum Granuloreticulosa, Class Foraminifera)
=670  \\$aIndex to organism names, via WWW, Mar. 7, 2000$b(Zoological record hierarchy for Foraminifera: Foraminifera, Foraminiferida, Granuloreticulosea, Rhizopoda, Sarcodina, Sarcomastigophora, Protozoa)
=670  \\$aUCMP Web lift to taxa, via Univ. of Calif. Museum of Paleontology WWW page, Mar. 7, 2000:$bProtista (Foraminifera (forams for short) are single-celled protists with shells)
=675  \\$aITIS, Mar. 7, 2000;$aITIS*ca, Mar. 7, 2000
=750  \2$aForaminifera$0(DNLM)D056908$5IEN

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=001  9880362208102441
=005  20180316120033.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85050424
=035  \\$aBZQ0330NU
=035  \\$aSH 85050424
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aFootbinding
=450  \\$aBinding of feet
=450  \\$wnne$aFoot$xArtificial deformities
=450  \\$aFoot$xBinding
=450  \\$aFoot-binding
=550  \\$wg$aDeformities, Artificial
=550  \\$wg$aFoot$xAbnormalities
=750  \2$iBroader mapping$aFoot Deformities, Acquired$0(DNLM)D005531$4BM$5IEN

=LDR  00415cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362208202441
=005  20120730163127.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85050423 
=035  \\$aBZQ0329NU
=035  \\$ash 85050423
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aFootballs
=550  \\$wg$aBalls (Sporting goods)
=550  \\$wg$aFootball$xEquipment and supplies
=750  \2$aFootball$5IEN$0(DNLM)D005538

=LDR  00642cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362208302441
=005  20120730163127.0
=008  920710i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85050405 
=035  \\$aBZQ0311NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aGV937$bGV960
=150  \\$aFootball
=360  \\$isubdivision$aFootball$iunder individual educational institutions, e.g.$aHarvard University--Football
=450  \\$aAmerican football
=450  \\$wnne$aFoot-ball
=550  \\$wg$aBall games
=680  \\$iHere are entered general works on football games as well as works on American football.
=750  \2$aFootball$5IEN$0(DNLM)D005538

=LDR  00740cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362208402441
=005  20080513092709.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85050401 
=035  \\$aBZQ0307NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQR201.F63$cPathogenic microorganism
=150  \\$aFoot-and-mouth disease virus
=550  \\$wg$aAphthoviruses
=670  \\$aSpringer index of viruses, 2001:$bp. 748 (Foot-and-mouth disease virus in genus Aphthovirus)
=670  \\$aMeSH browser, Sept. 7, 2007$b(Foot-and Mouth Disease Virus. Scope note: The type species of Aphthovirus, causing Foot-and Mouth Disease in cloven-hoofed animals. Several different serotypes exist.)
=750  \2$aFoot-and-Mouth Disease Virus$0(DNLM)D029544$5IEN

=LDR  00821cz  a2200289n  4500
=001  9880362208502441
=005  20120730163127.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85050400 
=035  \\$aBZQ0306NU
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh 85050400
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aSF793
=150  \\$aFoot-and-mouth disease
=450  \\$aAftosa fever
=450  \\$aAphtha, Epizootic
=450  \\$aAphtha, Malignant
=450  \\$aAphthous fever
=450  \\$aEczema epizootica
=450  \\$aEpizootic aphtha
=450  \\$aHoof-and-mouth disease
=450  \\$aMalignant aphtha
=550  \\$wg$aPicornavirus infections
=550  \\$wg$aVeterinary virology
=670  \\$aMESH (Foot-and-mouth disease)
=681  \\$iExample under$aVeterinary medicine
=750  \2$aFoot-and-Mouth Disease$5IEN$0(DNLM)D005536

=LDR  00387cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362208602441
=005  20120730163127.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|n\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85050397 
=035  \\$aBZQ0303NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aRD563
=150  \\$aFoot$xWounds and injuries
=681  \\$iExample under$aWounds and injuries
=750  \2$aFoot Injuries$5IEN$0(DNLM)D018409

=LDR  00370cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362208702441
=005  20120730163127.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85050395 
=035  \\$aBZQ0301NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aFoot$xUlcers
=550  \\$wg$aFoot$xDiseases
=681  \\$iExample under$aUlcers
=750  \2$aFoot Ulcer$5IEN$0(DNLM)D016523

=LDR  00558cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362208802441
=005  20120730163127.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85050368 
=035  \\$aBZQ0274NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRC951
=150  \\$aFoot$xDiseases
=450  \\$aFoot diseases
=550  \\$aPodiatry
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Foot diseases)
=681  \\$iExample under$aPathology;$iand under reference from$aDiseases of the heart, [foot, etc.]
=690  \\$ar:AMD:6/29/90
=750  \2$aFoot Diseases$5IEN$0(DNLM)D005534

=LDR  00477cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362208902441
=005  20120730163127.0
=008  871218i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
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=035  \\$a(OCoLC)02003670
=035  \\$aBZQ0259NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRD781$bRD785
=150  \\$aFoot$xAbnormalities
=450  \\$wnne$aFoot$xAbnormities and deformities
=550  \\$aOrthopedic shoes
=750  \2$aFoot Deformities, Congenital$5IEN$0(DNLM)D005532

=LDR  00456cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362209002441
=005  20120730163126.0
=008  920417||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85050352 
=035  \\$aBZQ0258NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQL950.7$cComparative anatomy
=053  \\$aQM549$cHuman anatomy
=150  \\$aFoot
=450  \\$aFeet
=450  \\$aPaw
=450  \\$aPaws
=550  \\$wg$aLeg
=750  \2$aFoot$5IEN$0(DNLM)D005528

=LDR  00840cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880362209102441
=005  20120730163126.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85050339 
=035  \\$aBZQ0245NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dMiU-L
=053  \0$aHD9000$bHD9019$cEconomics
=150  \\$aFood supply
=360  \\$isubdivision$aFood supply$iunder individual wars, e.g.$aWorld War, 1939-1945--Food supply
=450  \\$aFood control
=550  \\$wg$aProduce trade
=550  \\$aAgriculture
=550  \\$aFood security
=550  \\$aSingle cell proteins
=680  \\$iHere are entered economic works on the availability of food. Works on the physical and economic access to adequate food are entered under$aFood security.
=681  \\$iNote under$aFood conservation; Food security
=750  \2$aFood Supply$5IEN$0(DNLM)D005523

=LDR  01098cz  a2200253n  4500
=001  9880362209202441
=005  20120730163126.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85050320 
=035  \\$aBZQ0226NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dDI
=053  \0$aTX901$bTX946.5
=150  \\$aFood service
=360  \\$isubdivision$aFood service$iunder types of institutions, organized activities, etc., for provisions for meals and food in those enterprises, e.g.$aAirlines--Food service; Hospitals--Food service
=450  \\$wnne$aCookery for institutions
=450  \\$aCooking for institutions
=450  \\$aInstitutional cooking
=450  \\$aMass feeding
=450  \\$aVolume feeding
=550  \\$wg$aHospitality industry
=550  \\$aQuantity cooking
=680  \\$iHere are entered works on the preparation, delivery, and serving of ready-to-eat foods in large quantities outside of the home. General works solely on the preparation of food in large quantities are entered under$aQuantity cooking.
=681  \\$iNote under$aQuantity cooking
=750  \2$aFood Services$5IEN$0(DNLM)D005522

=LDR  00894cz  a2200241n  4500
=001  9880362209302441
=005  20130308143726.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85050314 
=035  \\$aBZQ0220NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aHV696.F6
=150  \\$aFood relief
=360  \\$isubdivisions$aCivilian relief$iand$aFood supply$iunder individual wars, e.g.$aWorld War, 1939-1945--Civilian relief; World War, 1939-1945--Food supply
=450  \\$aFamine relief
=450  \\$aFood aid programs
=450  \\$aFood assistance programs
=550  \\$wg$aDisaster relief
=550  \\$wg$aHumanitarian assistance
=550  \\$wg$aPublic welfare
=550  \\$aEmergency food supply
=670  \\$aNUCMC data from Mount Holyoke College Library for White, R.P. Papers, 1908-1989$b(Missionary in India involved in famine relief)
=750  \2$aFood Assistance$0(DNLM)D063105$5IEN

=LDR  00451cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362209402441
=005  20120730163126.0
=008  860211||\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85050306 
=035  \\$aBZQ0212NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aTP371.4$bTP371.44
=150  \\$aFood preservatives
=450  \\$aPreservatives, Food
=550  \\$wg$aFood additives
=550  \\$aFood$xPreservation
=750  \2$aFood Preservatives$5IEN$0(DNLM)D005520

=LDR  00500cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362209502441
=005  20120730163126.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85050304 
=035  \\$aBZQ0210NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aFood preferences
=450  \\$aFood selection
=550  \\$wg$aFood habits
=550  \\$wg$aNutrition
=550  \\$aNutrition$xPsychological aspects
=550  \\$aTaste
=690  \\$ar:AMD:6/29/90
=750  \2$aFood Preferences$5IEN$0(DNLM)D005518

=LDR  00625cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362209602441
=005  20120730163125.0
=008  920803i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85050300 
=035  \\$aBZQ0206NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aFood law and legislation
=450  \\$aFood industry and trade$xLaw and legislation
=450  \\$aFood$xLaw and legislation
=450  \\$aFood, Pure
=450  \\$aPure food
=550  \\$wg$aCommercial law
=550  \\$wg$aConsumer protection$xLaw and legislation
=550  \\$aProduce trade$xLaw and legislation
=750  \2$aLegislation, Food$5IEN-M$0(DNLM)D007881

=LDR  01490cz  a2200277n  4500
=001  9880362209702441
=005  20120730163125.0
=008  861125i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85050282 
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=680  \\$iHere are entered works on the processing of food in general and on the marketing of processed food products. Works on the processing of specific kinds of food products are entered under the heading for the specific product with the subdivision$aProcessing$ior under the heading for the industry. General works on the processing of agricultural products are entered under$aAgricultural processing.$iWorks on a specific aspect or method of processing are entered under the heading for the specific process.
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=LDR  00710cz  a2200265n  4500
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=LDR  00597cz  a2200181n  4500
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=LDR  01350cz  a2200205n  4500
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=670  \\$aShreffler, W.G. Understanding your food allergies and intolerances, 2012.
=670  \\$aAmerican Academy of Allergy Asthma & Immunology WWW site, April 3, 2013$b(A food intolerance, or a food sensitivity occurs when a person has difficulty digesting a particular food. This can lead to symptoms such as intestinal gas, abdominal pain or diarrhea. A food intolerance is sometimes confused with or mislabeled as a food allergy. Food intolerances involve the digestive system. Food allergies involve the immune system.)
=680  \\$iHere are entered works on immune responses to specific foods. Works on difficulties digesting certain foods, which lead to physical symptoms, are entered under$aFood intolerance.$iWorks on the toxic effects of food containing naturally poisonous substances or toxic chemical residues are entered under$aFood--Toxicology.
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=LDR  00435cz  a2200181n  4500
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=LDR  00405cz  a2200157n  4500
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=LDR  00572cz  a2200217n  4500
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=LDR  00426cz  a2200169n  4500
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=LDR  00621cz  a2200229n  4500
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=LDR  00397cz  a2200157n  4500
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=LDR  00383cz  a2200145n  4500
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=LDR  00373cz  a2200145n  4500
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=LDR  00547cz  a2200169n  4500
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=LDR  00338cz  a2200133n  4500
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=LDR  00331cz  a2200133n  4500
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=LDR  00406cz  a2200157n  4500
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=LDR  00459cz  a2200169n  4500
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=LDR  00644cz  a2200241n  4500
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=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85049612 
=035  \\$aBZP9518NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRK305
=053  \\$aRK351
=150  \\$aFocal infection, Dental
=450  \\$aDental focal infection
=550  \\$wg$aTeeth$xDiseases
=690  \\$ar:AMD:6/29/90
=750  \2$aFocal Infection, Dental$5IEN$0(DNLM)D005491

=LDR  00439cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362213202441
=005  20120730163121.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85049611 
=035  \\$aBZP9517NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aFocal infection
=450  \\$aInfection, Focal
=550  \\$wg$aCommunicable diseases
=550  \\$wg$aInfection
=690  \\$ar:AMD:6/29/90
=750  \2$aFocal Infection$5IEN$0(DNLM)D005490

=LDR  00891cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880362213302441
=005  20120730163121.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85049449 
=035  \\$aBZP9355NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aRC483.5.F58$cPsychiatric chemotherapy
=150  \\$aFlurothyl
=450  \\$aBistrifluoroethyl ether
=450  \\$aFluorothyl
=450  \\$aFlurotyl
=450  \\$aHexafluorodiethyl ether
=550  \\$wg$aConvulsants
=550  \\$wg$aHaloethers
=670  \\$aMeSH browser, June 28, 2007$b(Flurothyl. Entry terms: Fluorothyl, Flurotyl. Scope note: A convulsant primarily used in experimental animals. It was formerly used to induce convulsions as an alternative to electroshock therapy.)
=670  \\$aPharmaceutical substances, 201:$bp. 913 (Flurotyl (Flurothyl), CNS stimulant, convulsant)
=750  \2$aFlurothyl$5IEN$0(DNLM)D005481

=LDR  00404cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362213402441
=005  20120730163121.0
=008  931213i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85049448 
=035  \\$aBZP9354NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aFlurazepam
=550  \\$wg$aBenzodiazepines
=550  \\$wg$aHypnotics
=550  \\$wg$aTranquilizing drugs
=750  \2$aFlurazepam$5IEN$0(DNLM)D005479

=LDR  00422cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362213502441
=005  20120730163121.0
=008  931025||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85049443 
=035  \\$aBZP9349NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aFluorouracil
=550  \\$wg$aAntineoplastic agents
=550  \\$wg$aFluoropyrimidines
=550  \\$wg$aUracil$xAntagonists
=750  \2$aFluorouracil$5IEN$0(DNLM)D005472

=LDR  00421cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362213602441
=005  20120730163121.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85049441 
=035  \\$aBZP9347NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aFluoroscopy
=550  \\$wg$aFluorimetry
=550  \\$wg$aX-rays
=550  \\$aFluorescent screens
=690  \\$ar:AMD:6/29/90
=750  \2$aFluoroscopy$5IEN$0(DNLM)D005471

=LDR  01005cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362213702441
=005  20200827163017.0
=008  050609i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85049439
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=150  \\$aFluorohydrocarbons
=450  \\$aHFCs (Chemicals)
=450  \\$aHydrocarbons, Fluorinated$5IEN
=450  \\$aHydrofluorocarbons
=550  \\$wg$aFluorinated gases
=550  \\$wg$aHalocarbons
=550  \\$wg$aOrganofluorine compounds
=670  \\$aABC Chemie. Concise encyc. chem.$b(fluorohydrocarbons: aliphatic and aromatic compounds in which hydrogen atoms are replaced by fluorine atoms)
=670  \\$aNOAA CMDL web site, May 26, 2005$b(Hydrofluorocarbons (HFCs) are compounds containing carbon, hydrogen, and fluorine. Certain members of this class of compounds are viewed by industry and the scientific community as acceptable alternatives to chlorofluorocarbons and hydrochlorofluorocarbons on a long-term basis.)
=750  \2$aHydrocarbons, Fluorinated$5IEN$0(DNLM)D006845

=LDR  00572cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362213802441
=005  20140304095043.0
=008  050609i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85049435 
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aTD196.F55$cPollution
=053  \0$aTD887.F67$cAir pollutant
=053  \0$aTP1180.F8$cPlastics
=150  \\$aFluorocarbons
=550  \\$wg$aHalocarbons
=550  \\$wg$aOrganofluorine compounds
=670  \\$aEncyc. Am.$b(Fluorocarbons are compounds that contain only carbon and fluorine atoms)
=750  \2$aFluorocarbons$5IEN$0(DNLM)D005466

=LDR  00468cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362213902441
=005  20120730163114.0
=008  871219i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85048704 
=035  \\$a(OCoLC)02159912
=035  \\$aBZP8610NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aHD9450$bHD9469$cFishery products
=053  \\$aSH335$bSH337$cFisheries
=150  \\$aFishery products
=550  \\$wg$aAquatic resources
=750  \2$aFish Products$5IEN$0(DNLM)D005396

=LDR  02185cz  a2200445n  4500
=001  9880362214002441
=005  20150317141419.0
=008  050302i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85048666 
=035  \\$aBZP8572NU
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC$dDLC$dWaU$dDLC
=053  \0$aSH
=150  \\$aFisheries
=450  \\$aCoastal fisheries
=450  \\$aCommercial fisheries
=450  \\$aCommercial fishing industry
=450  \\$aFarms, Fish
=450  \\$aFish farms
=450  \\$aFishery industry
=450  \\$aFishery methods
=450  \\$aFishing industry
=450  \\$aFreshwater fisheries
=450  \\$aInland fisheries
=450  \\$aLarge-scale fisheries
=450  \\$aMarine fisheries
=450  \\$aMarine recreational fisheries
=450  \\$aRecreational fisheries
=450  \\$aSea fisheries
=450  \\$aSea fishing industry
=450  \\$aSport fisheries
=550  \\$wg$aAquaculture
=550  \\$wg$aWildlife utilization
=550  \\$aFishery sciences
=550  \\$aFishes
=670  \\$aManaging small-scale fisheries, c2001:$bp. 6 (under types of fisheries: large-scale (commercial/industrial); strictly speaking, all fisheries are commercial) pp. 8-9 (large-scale commercial fisheries; large-scale fisheries)
=670  \\$aWikipedia, viewed Feb. 13, 2015$b(Fishery: an entity engaged in raising or harvesting fish which is determined by some authority to be a fishery)
=670  \\$aMerriam-Webster dictionary, viewed Feb. 13, 2015$b(fish farm: a place where fish are raised for food)
=670  \\$aFAO fisheries glossary, viewed Feb. 13, 2015$b(Fishery definition: Generally, a fishery is an activity leading to harvesting of fish; it may involve capture of wild fish or raising of fish through aquaculture)
=670  \\$aLC database, Feb. 26, 2003$b(sea fisheries; sport fisheries; commercial sea fisheries; commercial fisheries; commercial and recreational fisheries; recreational fisheries; marine recreational fisheries; sea-fishing industry; sea fishing industry; fishing industry; inland fisheries; marine and freshwater fisheries; freshwater fisheries; marine fisheries; coastal fisheries)
=750  \2$aFisheries$5IEN$0(DNLM)D005398

=LDR  00452cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362214102441
=005  20120730163112.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85048650 
=035  \\$aBZP8556NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aFish protein concentrate
=450  \\$aFish flour
=450  \\$aFPC (Fish protein concentrate)
=550  \\$wg$aFish as food
=550  \\$wg$aFishery products
=750  \2$aFish Flour$5IEN$0(DNLM)D005394

=LDR  00622cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880362214202441
=005  20120730163111.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85048643 
=035  \\$aBZP8549NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aTP676$cChemical technology
=150  \\$aFish oils
=450  \\$aFish liver oils
=450  \\$wnne$aFish-oil
=550  \\$wg$aFishery products
=550  \\$wg$aMarine animal oils
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Fish oils x Fish liver oils)
=670  \\$aNIH$b(Lipids, Oils, Marine oils UU Fish oils)
=690  \\$ar:AMD:6/29/90
=750  \2$aFish Oils$5IEN$0(DNLM)D005395

=LDR  00550cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362214302441
=005  20140221154903.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85048581 
=035  \\$aBZP8487NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRC86$bRC88.9
=150  \\$aFirst aid in illness and injury
=450  \\$aWounded, First aid to
=550  \\$wg$aAssistance in emergencies
=550  \\$wg$aRescue work
=550  \\$wg$aWounds and injuries$xTreatment
=550  \\$aMedical emergencies
=750  \2$aFirst Aid$5IEN$0(DNLM)D005392

=LDR  00587cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362214402441
=005  20121007190753.0
=008  931213i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85048580 
=035  \\$aBZP8486NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aSF914.3
=150  \\$aFirst aid for animals
=450  \\$aAnimal first aid
=450  \\$aEmergency treatment for animals
=450  \\$aVeterinary first aid
=550  \\$wg$aAnimal rescue
=550  \\$wg$aVeterinary emergencies
=550  \\$aVeterinary traumatology
=750  \2$aFirst Aid$xveterinary$5IEN$0(DNLM)D005392Q000662

=LDR  01163cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880362214502441
=005  20130514162723.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85048572 
=035  \\$aBZP8478NU
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aTH9448$bTH9449
=150  \\$aFires
=360  \\$isubdivision$aFire, [date]$iunder names of individual corporate bodies, buildings, structures, etc.; also subdivision$aFires and fire prevention$iunder types of institutions, buildings, industries, materials, and vehicles, e.g.$aPsychiatric hospitals--Fires and fire prevention; Warehouses--Fires and fire prevention; Construction industry--Fires and fire prevention; Metals--Fires and fire prevention; Automobiles--Fires and fire prevention;$iand subdivision$aEffect of fires on$iunder individual animals and groups of animals, and individual plants and groups of plants, e.g.$aFishes--Effect of fires on; Corn--Effect of fires on
=450  \\$aBuildings$xFires and fire prevention
=450  \\$aConflagrations
=450  \\$aFire losses
=550  \\$wg$aAccidents
=550  \\$wg$aDisasters
=550  \\$wg$aFire
=750  \2$aFires$5IEN$0(DNLM)D005390

=LDR  00608cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880362214602441
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=008  860211i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85048568 
=035  \\$aBZP8474NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aTP266.5
=150  \\$aFireproofing agents
=450  \\$aChemical fire retardants
=450  \\$aFire resisting agents
=450  \\$aFire retardants
=450  \\$aFlame retardants
=450  \\$aFlameproofing agents
=550  \\$wg$aFire prevention
=670  \\$aWk AFJ2987
=690  \\$ar:AMD:6/29/90
=750  \2$aFlame Retardants$5IEN$0(DNLM)D005411

=LDR  00466cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362214702441
=005  20141015110650.0
=008  011018i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85049431 
=035  \\$aBZP9337NU
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=053  \0$aQD181.F1$cGeneral and inorganic chemistry
=053  \0$aTA455.F54$cEngineering materials
=150  \\$aFluorine compounds
=550  \\$wg$aHalogen compounds
=750  \2$aFluorine Compounds$5IEN$0(DNLM)D017611

=LDR  00374cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362214802441
=005  20120730163120.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|n\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85049425 
=035  \\$aBZP9331NU
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh 85049425
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQD181.F1
=150  \\$aFluorine$xIsotopes
=750  \2$aFluorine Radioisotopes$5IEN$0(DNLM)D005462

=LDR  01130cz  a2200277n  4500
=001  9880362214902441
=005  20050517131707.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85048559 
=035  \\$aBZP8465NU
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh 85048559
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQL596.L28$cZoology
=150  \\$aFireflies
=450  \\$aGlow-worms (Lampyridae)
=450  \\$aGlowworms (Lampyridae)
=450  \\$aLampyridae
=450  \\$aLampyrids
=450  \\$aLightning bugs
=450  \\$aLightningbugs
=450  \\$aMalacodermidae
=450  \\$aTelephoridae
=550  \\$wg$aBeetles
=670  \\$aITIS database, Jan. 4, 2001$b(Lampyridae; vernacular name: fireflies; lightningbugs)
=670  \\$aBorror, D. Study of insects, 1989:$bp. 84 (Lampyridae (lightningbugs or fireflies)) p. 432 ("Many members of this common and well-known group possess a 'taillight' -- segments near the end of the abdomen with which the insects are able to produce light ... Lampyrids ... These wingless females and most lampyrid larvae are luminescent and are often called 'glowworms.'")
=750  \2$aFireflies$0(DNLM)D048888$5IEN

=LDR  00484cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362215002441
=005  20140304095043.0
=008  860211||\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85049424 
=035  \\$aBZP9330NU
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQD181.F1$cChemistry
=053  \0$aTD885.5.F57$cAir pollutant
=053  \0$aTP245.F6$cChemical technology
=150  \\$aFluorine
=550  \\$wg$aHalogens
=550  \\$wg$aLight elements
=750  \2$aFluorine$5IEN$0(DNLM)D005461

=LDR  00824cz  a2200241n  4500
=001  9880362215102441
=005  20120730163110.0
=008  910606i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85048533 
=035  \\$aBZP8439NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aTS532$bTS537.5$cManufacture
=053  \\$aUD380$bUD415$cMilitary science
=053  \\$aVD360$bVD390$cNaval science
=150  \\$aFirearms
=360  \\$isubdivision$aFirearms$iunder armies, navies, etc., e.g.$aUnited States.  Army--Firearms; United States.  Navy--Firearms
=450  \\$aGuns
=450  \\$aSmall arms
=550  \\$wg$aWeapons
=550  \\$aShooting
=680  \\$iHere are entered works on small arms. Works on large guns such as cannons are entered under$aOrdnance.
=681  \\$iNote under$aOrdnance
=750  \2$aFirearms$5IEN$0(DNLM)D005389

=LDR  00705cz  a2200241n  4500
=001  9880362215202441
=005  20120730163120.0
=008  860211||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85049422 
=035  \\$aBZP9328NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQD79.F4$cQualitative and quantitative analysis
=053  \\$aQD117.F5$cQuantitative analysis
=053  \\$aQP519.9.F58$cBiochemistry
=150  \\$aFluorimetry
=450  \\$aFluorescence analysis
=450  \\$aFluorimetric analysis
=450  \\$aFluorometric analysis
=450  \\$aFluorometry
=450  \\$aLuminescence analysis
=550  \\$wg$aChemistry, Analytic
=690  \\$ar:AMD:6/29/90
=750  \2$aFluorometry$5IEN$0(DNLM)D005470

=LDR  00753cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362215302441
=005  20140304095042.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85049419 
=035  \\$aBZP9325NU
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC$dWaU$dDLC
=053  \0$aQD181.F1$cChemistry
=053  \0$aTD887.F63$cAir pollutant
=150  \\$aFluorides
=550  \\$wg$aFluorine compounds
=550  \\$wg$aHalides
=670  \\$aWikipedia, Sept. 8, 2012:$bHalide (A halide is a binary compound, of which one part is a halogen atom and the other part is an element or radical that is less electronegative (or more electropositive) than the halogen, to make a fluoride, chloride, bromide, iodide, or astatide compound.)
=750  \2$aFluorides$5IEN-M$0(DNLM)D005459

=LDR  01720cz  a2200253n  4500
=001  9880362215402441
=005  20120730163110.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85048509 
=035  \\$aBZP8415NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dNJQ$dDLC
=053  \0$aTH9111$bTH9599
=150  \\$aFire prevention
=360  \\$isubdivision$aFires and fire prevention$iunder types of institutions, buildings, industries, materials, and vehicles, e.g.$aPsychiatric hospitals--Fires and fire prevention; Warehouses--Fires and fire prevention; Construction industry--Fires and fire prevention; Metals--Fires and fire prevention; Automobiles--Fires and fire prevention;$iand subdivision$aPrevention and control$iunder types of fires, e.g.$aForest fires--Prevention and control
=360  \\$isubdivision$aFires and fire prevention$iunder individual types of institutions, buildings, industries, and vehicles, e.g.$aPsychiatric hospitals--Fires and fire prevention; Warehouses--Fires and fire prevention; Construction industry--Fires and fire prevention; Automobiles--Fires and fire prevention;$iand subdivision$aPrevention and control$iunder types of fires, e.g.$aForest fires--Prevention and control
=450  \\$aBuildings$xFires and fire prevention
=450  \\$aFire safety
=450  \\$aFires$xPrevention
=450  \\$aPrevention of fires
=550  \\$wg$aFire protection engineering
=550  \\$wg$aPublic safety
=550  \\$aInsurance engineering
=670  \\$aKuvshinoff, B.W. Fire sciences dict., c1977$b(fire protection: theory and practice of reducing life and property loss by fire, fire extinguishment, fire control, and fire prevention.)
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=LDR  00373cz  a2200133n  4500
=001  9880362215502441
=005  20120730163120.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85049413 
=035  \\$aBZP9319NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aFluorescent antigen technique
=550  \\$wg$aImmunofluorescence
=750  \2$aFluorescent Antibody Technique$5IEN$0(DNLM)D005455

=LDR  00482cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362215602441
=005  20120730163120.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85049412 
=035  \\$aBZP9318NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aFluorescent antibody technique
=550  \\$wg$aFluorescence microscopy
=550  \\$wg$aImmunofluorescence
=550  \\$wg$aImmunoglobulins
=690  \\$ar:AMD:6/29/90
=750  \2$aFluorescent Antibody Technique$5IEN$0(DNLM)D005455

=LDR  00583cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362215702441
=005  20120216101337.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85048493 
=035  \\$aBZP8399NU
=035  \\$aSH 85048493
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aHD8039.F5
=150  \\$aFire fighters
=360  \\$isubdivision$aFire fighters$iunder individual wars, e.g.$aWorld War, 1939-1945--Fire fighters
=450  \\$aFirefighters
=450  \\$wnne$aFiremen
=550  \\$wg$aFire departments$xOfficials and employees
=750  \2$aFirefighters$0(DNLM)D061388$5IEN

=LDR  00419cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362215802441
=005  20120730163110.0
=008  940404i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85048491 
=035  \\$aBZP8397NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aTH9362
=150  \\$aFire extinguishers
=450  \\$aExtinguishers, Fire
=550  \\$wg$aFire extinction
=750  \2$aFire Extinguishing Systems$5IEN$0(DNLM)D005388

=LDR  00566cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362215902441
=005  20120730163109.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85048446 
=035  \\$aBZP8352NU
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh 85048446
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQK494.5.P66$cBotany
=053  \0$aSD397.F5$cCulture
=150  \\$aFir
=450  \\$aAbies
=450  \\$aFirs
=550  \\$wg$aPinaceae
=670  \\$aITIS Database search, Oct. 3, 2001 (Abies; rank: genus; common name: fir; family: Pinaceae)
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=LDR  00703cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880362216002441
=005  20121007191343.0
=008  931217i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85049411 
=035  \\$aBZP9317NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQD96.F56$cChemistry
=053  \\$aQH324.9.F4$cBiology
=053  \\$aQP519.9.F56$cBiochemistry
=150  \\$aFluorescence spectroscopy
=450  \\$aFluorescence spectrometry
=450  \\$aSpectrometry, Fluorescence
=450  \\$aSpectroscopy, Fluorescence
=550  \\$wg$aLuminescence spectroscopy
=550  \\$aFluorescent probes
=670  \\$aFluorescent biomolecules, c1989.
=750  \2$aSpectrometry, Fluorescence$5IEN$0(DNLM)D013050

=LDR  00498cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362266102441
=005  20120730162927.0
=008  871218||\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85036924 
=035  \\$a(OCoLC)02086177
=035  \\$aBZN6830NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aDental pulp$xCapping
=450  \\$aCapping of dental pulp
=450  \\$aPulp capping, Dental
=550  \\$wg$aDental therapeutics
=550  \\$wg$aEndodontics
=750  \2$aDental Pulp Capping$5IEN$0(DNLM)D003785

=LDR  00405cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362266202441
=005  20120730162927.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85036923 
=035  \\$aBZN6829NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aDental pulp
=450  \\$aPulp, Dental
=550  \\$wg$aTeeth
=550  \\$aDentin
=690  \\$ar:AMD:6/25/90
=750  \2$aDental Pulp$5IEN$0(DNLM)D003782

=LDR  00578cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362266302441
=005  20120730162927.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85036920 
=035  \\$aBZN6826NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRK52$bRK52.45
=150  \\$aDental public health
=450  \\$aDentistry in public health
=450  \\$aPublic health dentistry
=550  \\$wg$aDentistry, State
=550  \\$wg$aPublic health
=550  \\$aCommunity dental services
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/20/90
=750  \2$aPublic Health Dentistry$5IEN$0(DNLM)D011636

=LDR  00549cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362266402441
=005  20120730162927.0
=008  940322i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85036918 
=035  \\$aBZN6824NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRK60.7
=150  \\$aDental prophylaxis
=450  \\$aOral prophylaxis
=450  \\$aProphylaxis, Dental
=450  \\$aProphylaxis, Oral
=550  \\$wg$aDental hygiene
=550  \\$wg$aPeriodontics
=550  \\$wg$aPreventive dentistry
=750  \2$aDental Prophylaxis$5IEN$0(DNLM)D003777

=LDR  00578cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880362266502441
=005  20120730162927.0
=008  930224i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85036916 
=035  \\$aBZN6822NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRK328
=150  \\$aDental plaque
=450  \\$aBacterial plaque
=450  \\$wnne$aDental plaques
=450  \\$aPlaque, Bacterial
=450  \\$aPlaque, Dental
=550  \\$wg$aDental deposits
=550  \\$wg$aMicrobial aggregation
=550  \\$wg$aMouth$xMicrobiology
=750  \2$aDental Plaque$5IEN$0(DNLM)D003773

=LDR  00328cz  a2200133n  4500
=001  9880362266602441
=005  20120730162927.0
=008  940322i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|n\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85036915 
=035  \\$aBZN6821NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRK667.P5
=150  \\$aDental pins
=750  \2$aDental Pins$5IEN$0(DNLM)D003772

=LDR  00454cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362266702441
=005  20070525095459.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85036914 
=035  \\$aBZN6820NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \\$aRK701
=150  \\$aDental pharmacology
=450  \\$aTeeth$xDrug effects
=550  \\$aMateria medica, Dental
=550  \\$wg$aPharmacology
=750  \2$aPharmaceutical Preparations, Dental$0(DNLM)D053210$5IEN

=LDR  00341cz  a2200133n  4500
=001  9880362266802441
=005  20120730162926.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85036910 
=035  \\$aBZN6816NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aDental personnel
=550  \\$wg$aMedical personnel
=750  \2$aDental Staff$5IEN$0(DNLM)D003797

=LDR  00422cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362266902441
=005  20120730162926.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85036909 
=035  \\$aBZN6815NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aDental partnership
=550  \\$wg$aDentistry$xPractice
=550  \\$wg$aPartnership
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/17/90
=750  \2$aPartnership Practice, Dental$5IEN$0(DNLM)D010318

=LDR  00603cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880362267002441
=005  20120730162926.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85036908 
=035  \\$aBZN6814NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRK3$bRK3.7
=150  \\$aDental offices
=450  \\$aDental operatories
=450  \\$aDentists' offices
=450  \\$aOperatories, Dental
=550  \\$wg$aDentistry$xPractice
=550  \\$wg$aMedical offices
=550  \\$wg$aOffices
=550  \\$aDental clinics
=690  \\$ar:AMD:6/25/90
=750  \2$aDental Offices$5IEN$0(DNLM)D003770

=LDR  00665cz  a2200253n  4500
=001  9880362267102441
=005  20120730162926.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85036907 
=035  \\$aBZN6813NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRK653
=150  \\$aDental metallurgy
=450  \\$aAlloys, Dental
=450  \\$aDental alloys
=450  \\$aDental metals
=450  \\$wnne$aDentistry$xMetallurgy
=450  \\$aMetallurgy, Dental
=450  \\$aMetals, Dental
=450  \\$aMetals in dentistry
=550  \\$wg$aDental materials
=550  \\$wg$aMetallurgy
=690  \\$ar:AMD:6/25/90
=750  \2$aDental Alloys$5IEN$0(DNLM)D003722

=LDR  00569cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880362267202441
=005  20120730162926.0
=008  860211|n\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85036906 
=035  \\$aBZN6812NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRK515
=150  \\$aDental matrices
=450  \\$aMatrices, Dental
=450  \\$aMatrix band (Dentistry)
=450  \\$aMatrix bands$5IEN
=450  \\$aMatrix, Dental
=550  \\$wg$aDental materials
=550  \\$wg$aDentistry, Operative
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/11/90
=750  \2$aMatrix Bands$5IEN$0(DNLM)D008434

=LDR  00543cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362267302441
=005  20120730162926.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85036905 
=035  \\$aBZN6811NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aRK652.5$bRK655.5
=150  \\$aDental materials
=450  \\$aDentistry$xMaterials
=550  \\$wg$aBiomedical materials
=550  \\$wg$aDental chemistry
=550  \\$wg$aDental instruments and apparatus
=550  \\$wg$aDental technology
=750  \2$aDental Materials$5IEN$0(DNLM)D003764

=LDR  00370cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362267402441
=005  20120730162926.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85036904 
=035  \\$aBZN6810NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aZ675.D3
=150  \\$aDental libraries
=550  \\$wg$aMedical libraries
=750  \2$aLibraries, Dental$5IEN$0(DNLM)D007991

=LDR  00531cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362267502441
=005  20120730162925.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85036903 
=035  \\$aBZN6809NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aDental laws and legislation
=450  \\$aDentistry$xLaw and legislation
=450  \\$aDentists$xLegal status, laws, etc.
=450  \\$aLaw, Dental
=550  \\$wg$aMedical laws and legislation
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/10/90
=750  \2$aLegislation, Dental$5IEN$0(DNLM)D007879

=LDR  00402cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362267602441
=005  20120730162925.0
=008  920207i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85036902 
=035  \\$aBZN6808NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aDental laboratories
=450  \\$aLaboratories, Dental$5IEN
=550  \\$wg$aMedical laboratories
=750  \2$aLaboratories, Dental$5IEN$0(DNLM)D007754

=LDR  00668cz  a2200241n  4500
=001  9880362267702441
=005  20120730162925.0
=008  871218i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85036901 
=035  \\$a(OCoLC)02085935
=035  \\$aBZN6807NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRA1062
=150  \\$aDental jurisprudence
=450  \\$aDentistry, Forensic
=450  \\$aDentistry$xJurisprudence
=450  \\$aForensic dentistry
=450  \\$aForensic odontology
=450  \\$aJurisprudence, Dental
=550  \\$wg$aDentistry
=550  \\$wg$aMedical jurisprudence
=550  \\$aTeeth$xIdentification
=750  \2$aForensic Dentistry$5IEN$0(DNLM)D005553

=LDR  00515cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362267802441
=005  20120730162925.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85036900 
=035  \\$aBZN6806NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aHD9995.D4
=150  \\$aDental instruments and apparatus industry
=550  \\$wg$aMedical instruments and apparatus industry
=690  \\$ar:AMD:6/25/90
=750  \2$aDental Equipment$5IEN-M$0(DNLM)D003748
=750  \2$aDental Instruments$5IEN-M$0(DNLM)D003762

=LDR  00388cz  a2200133n  4500
=001  9880362267902441
=005  20120730162925.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|n\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85036899 
=035  \\$aBZN6805NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aDental instruments and apparatus$xSterilization
=681  \\$iExample under$aSterilization
=750  \2$aDental Disinfectants$5IEN$0(DNLM)D019551

=LDR  01295cz  a2200265n  4500
=001  9880362268002441
=005  20120730162925.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85036898 
=035  \\$aBZN6804NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aRK681$bRK686
=150  \\$aDental instruments and apparatus
=450  \\$aApparatus, Dental
=450  \\$aDental equipment
=450  \\$aDental supplies
=450  \\$aDentistry$xEquipment and supplies
=450  \\$aDentistry$xInstruments
=450  \\$aEquipment, Dental
=450  \\$aInstruments, Dental
=450  \\$aSupplies, Dental
=550  \\$wg$aMedical instruments and apparatus
=670  \\$aMeSH browser, Feb. 24, 2012$b(headings: Dental Equipment; Dental Instruments; annotation on Dental Equipment: for the dent professional, not the patient; differentiate from DENTAL INSTRUMENTS on basis of size (instrum are holdable in the hand); scope note on Dental Equipment: the nonexpendable items used by the dentist or dental staff in the performance of professional duties; scope note on Dental Instruments: hand-held tools or implements especially used by dental professionals for the performance of clinical tasks)
=750  \2$aDental Equipment$5IEN-M$0(DNLM)D003748
=750  \2$aDental Instruments$5IEN-M$0(DNLM)D003762

=LDR  00520cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362268102441
=005  20120730162925.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85036897 
=035  \\$aBZN6803NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRK658
=150  \\$aDental impressions
=450  \\$aImpressions, Dental
=550  \\$wg$aMoulage in medicine
=550  \\$wg$aProsthodontics
=550  \\$aPlaster casts, Dental
=690  \\$ar:AMD:6/25/90
=750  \2$aDental Impression Technique$5IEN$0(DNLM)D003761

=LDR  00501cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362268202441
=005  20120730162924.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85036896 
=035  \\$aBZN6802NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRK658
=150  \\$aDental impression materials
=450  \\$aImpression materials, Dental
=550  \\$wg$aDental impressions
=550  \\$wg$aDental materials
=690  \\$ar:AMD:6/25/90
=750  \2$aDental Impression Materials$5IEN$0(DNLM)D003760

=LDR  00356cz  a2200133n  4500
=001  9880362268302441
=005  20120730162924.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85036895 
=035  \\$aBZN6801NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aDental hygienists
=550  \\$wg$aDental auxiliary personnel
=750  \2$aDental Hygienists$5IEN$0(DNLM)D003756

=LDR  00584cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362268402441
=005  20120730162924.0
=008  860211||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85036893 
=035  \\$aBZN6799NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aDental hygiene
=550  \\$wg$aTeeth$xCare and hygiene
=680  \\$iHere are entered works on dental hygiene as practiced by dental hygienists. Works on dental hygiene for the layman are entered under$aTeeth--Care and hygiene.
=681  \\$iNote under$aTeeth--Care and hygiene
=750  \2$aDental Hygienists$5IEN-M$0(DNLM)D003756

=LDR  00640cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880362268502441
=005  20120730162924.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85036892 
=035  \\$aBZN6798NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRK60.8
=150  \\$aDental health education
=450  \\$aHealth education, Dental$5IEN
=450  \\$aTeeth$xCare and hygiene$xStudy and teaching
=550  \\$wg$aDentistry$xStudy and teaching
=550  \\$wg$aHealth education
=550  \\$wg$aPreventive dentistry
=550  \\$wg$aSchool hygiene
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/3/90
=750  \2$aHealth Education, Dental$5IEN$0(DNLM)D006267

=LDR  00553cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362268602441
=005  20120730162924.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85036890 
=035  \\$aBZN6796NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aDental fees
=450  \\$aDentistry$xFees
=450  \\$aDentists$xFees
=450  \\$aFees, Dental$5IEN
=550  \\$wg$aDental care, Cost of
=550  \\$wg$aDentists$xSalaries, etc.
=550  \\$wg$aFees, Professional
=690  \\$ar:AMD:6/29/90
=750  \2$aFees, Dental$5IEN$0(DNLM)D005250

=LDR  00413cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362268702441
=005  20120730162924.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85036889 
=035  \\$aBZN6795NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aRK52.7
=150  \\$aDental ethics
=450  \\$aDentistry$xMoral and ethical aspects
=550  \\$wg$aMedical ethics
=750  \2$aEthics, Dental$5IEN$0(DNLM)D004990

=LDR  00725cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362268802441
=005  20120730162923.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85036887 
=035  \\$aBZN6793NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aDental economics
=450  \\$aDental care$xEconomic aspects
=450  \\$aDentistry$xEconomic aspects
=450  \\$aEconomics, Dental$5IEN
=550  \\$wg$aMedical economics
=680  \\$iHere are entered works on the economic aspects of dental service from the point of view of both the dentist and the public. Works on special aspects of dental economics are entered under specific headings, e.g.$aDental care, Cost of.
=750  \2$aEconomics, Dental$5IEN$0(DNLM)D004468

=LDR  00891cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362268902441
=005  20120730162909.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85035466 
=035  \\$aBZN5372NU
=035  \\$aSH 85035466
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aSF221$bSF275
=150  \\$aDairying
=450  \\$aDairy industry
=550  \\$wg$aAnimal industry
=680  \\$iHere are entered works on the production, processing, and manufacture of milk and its products. Works on the quantity of milk produced by a cow or herd are entered under$aMilk yield.$iWorks on the processing and manufacture of milk and its products are entered under$aDairy processing.$iWorks on the care, breeding, feeding, and milking of dairy cattle are entered under$aDairy farming.
=681  \\$iNotes under$aDairy farming; Dairy processing; Milk yield
=750  \2$aDairying$5IEN$0(DNLM)D003612

=LDR  00432cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362269002441
=005  20120730162908.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85035453 
=035  \\$aBZN5359NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aSF250.5$bSF275
=150  \\$aDairy products
=450  \\$aMilk products
=450  \\$aProducts, Dairy
=550  \\$wg$aAnimal products
=750  \2$aDairy Products$5IEN$0(DNLM)D003611

=LDR  00359cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362269102441
=005  20120730162908.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|n\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85035416 
=035  \\$aBZN5322NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aSB413.D13
=150  \\$aDahlias
=681  \\$iExample under$aFloriculture
=750  \2$aDahlia$5IEN$0(DNLM)D031944

=LDR  00425cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362269202441
=005  20120730162908.0
=008  940322i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85035364 
=035  \\$aBZN5270NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aDacryocystorhinostomy
=450  \\$aDacryocystorhinotomy
=550  \\$wg$aEye$xSurgery
=550  \\$wg$aNose$xSurgery
=750  \2$aDacryocystorhinostomy$5IEN$0(DNLM)D003608

=LDR  00409cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362269302441
=005  20120730162908.0
=008  920521i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85035363 
=035  \\$aBZN5269NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRE212
=150  \\$aDacryocystitis
=450  \\$aDacrycystitis
=550  \\$wg$aLacrimal apparatus$xDiseases
=750  \2$aDacryocystitis$5IEN$0(DNLM)D003607

=LDR  00382cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362269402441
=005  20120730162908.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85035362 
=035  \\$aBZN5268NU
=035  \\$aSH 85035362
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aDacron
=550  \\$wg$aTextile fibers, Synthetic
=750  \2$aPolyethylene Terephthalates$5IEN$0(DNLM)D011093

=LDR  00349cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362269502441
=005  20120730162908.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85035257 
=035  \\$aBZN5163NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aCytosol
=550  \\$wg$aCytoplasm
=690  \\$ar:AMD:6/22/90
=750  \2$aCytosol$5IEN$0(DNLM)D003600

=LDR  00421cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362269602441
=005  20120103155512.0
=008  930106||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85035256 
=035  \\$aBZN5162NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQH603.C96
=150  \\$aCytoskeleton
=450  \\$aCell skeleton
=450  \\$aSkeleton, Cell
=550  \\$wg$aCytoplasm
=750  \2$aCytoskeleton$0(DNLM)D003599$5IEN

=LDR  00448cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362269702441
=005  20120730162908.0
=008  860211||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85035253 
=035  \\$aBZN5159NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aQH452
=150  \\$aCytoplasmic inheritance
=450  \\$aCytoplasmic heredity
=550  \\$wg$aCytogenetics
=550  \\$wg$aHeredity
=750  \2$aExtrachromosomal Inheritance$5IEN-M$0(DNLM)D005111

=LDR  00626cz  a2200241n  4500
=001  9880362269802441
=005  20120103155444.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85035252 
=035  \\$aBZN5158NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQH603.C95
=150  \\$aCytoplasmic filaments
=450  \\$aFilaments, Cytoplasmic
=450  \\$aIntermediate filaments
=450  \\$aMicrofilaments
=450  \\$aMyofilaments
=450  \\$aNeurofilaments
=450  \\$aTonofibrils
=450  \\$aTonofilaments
=550  \\$wg$aCell organelles
=550  \\$wg$aCytoplasm
=750  \2$aCytoskeleton$0(DNLM)D003599$5IEN

=LDR  00371cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362269902441
=005  20150311084401.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85035251 
=035  \\$aBZN5157NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQH591
=150  \\$aCytoplasm
=550  \\$wg$aCells
=550  \\$wg$aProtoplasm
=750  \2$aCytoplasm$5IEN$0(DNLM)D003593

=LDR  00407cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362270002441
=005  20120730162908.0
=008  910708i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85035250 
=035  \\$aBZN5156NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQH585.5.C984
=150  \\$aCytophotometry
=550  \\$wg$aCytology$xTechnique
=550  \\$wg$aPhotometry
=750  \2$aCytophotometry$5IEN$0(DNLM)D003592

=LDR  00388cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362270102441
=005  20120730162908.0
=008  940322i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85035249 
=035  \\$aBZN5155NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQR81
=150  \\$aCytophagales
=450  \\$aGliding bacteria
=550  \\$wg$aBacteria
=750  \2$aBacteroidetes$5IEN$0(DNLM)D041963

=LDR  00363cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362270202441
=005  20111213143516.0
=008  940322i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85035248 
=035  \\$aBZN5154NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQR82.C9
=150  \\$aCytophagaceae
=550  \\$wg$aCytophagales
=750  \2$aCytophagaceae$0(DNLM)D041964$5IEN

=LDR  00356cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362270302441
=005  20120730162907.0
=008  940322i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85035245 
=035  \\$aBZN5151NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQR82.C9
=150  \\$aCytophaga
=550  \\$wg$aCytophagaceae
=750  \2$aCytophaga$5IEN$0(DNLM)D003589

=LDR  00452cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362270402441
=005  20120730162907.0
=008  920114i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85035244 
=035  \\$aBZN5150NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aCytomegaloviruses
=450  \\$aSalivary gland viruses
=550  \\$wg$aHerpesviruses
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Cytomegaloviruses x Salivary gland viruses)
=750  \2$aCytomegalovirus$5IEN$0(DNLM)D003587

=LDR  00353cz  a2200133n  4500
=001  9880362270502441
=005  20120730162907.0
=008  910708||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|n\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85035242 
=035  \\$aBZN5148NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQH585$bQH585.5
=150  \\$aCytology$xTechnique
=750  \2$aCytological Techniques$5IEN$0(DNLM)D003584

=LDR  00780cz  a2200241n  4500
=001  9880362270602441
=005  20251029105028.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85035240
=035  \\$aBZN5146NU
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh 85035240
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQH573$bQH671
=150  \\$aCytology
=360  \\$isubdivision$aCytology$iunder names of animals and plants, and under organs and regions of the body, e.g.$aFishes--Cytology; Corn--Cytology; Heart--Cytology; Foot--Cytology
=450  \\$aCell biology
=450  \\$aCellular biology
=550  \\$wg$aBiology
=550  \\$aCells
=550  \\$aCytologists
=750  \2$aCell Biology$0(DNLM)D003585$5IEN
=750  \2$aCytology$0(DNLM)D000093222$5IEN
=930  \\$aMeSH Mapping GN 2025/05/14

=LDR  00439cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362270702441
=005  20120730162907.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85035238 
=035  \\$aBZN5144NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQK898.C94
=150  \\$aCytokinins
=550  \\$wg$aAdenine
=550  \\$wg$aKinins
=550  \\$wg$aPlant hormones
=690  \\$ar:AMD:6/22/90
=750  \2$aCytokinins$5IEN$0(DNLM)D003583

=LDR  00382cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362270802441
=005  20050506083417.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85035237 
=035  \\$aBZN5143NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQH605
=150  \\$aCytokinesis
=550  \\$wg$aCell division
=550  \\$wg$aCytoplasm
=750  \2$aCytokinesis$0(DNLM)D048749$5IEN

=LDR  00463cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362270902441
=005  20120730162907.0
=008  930726||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85035236 
=035  \\$aBZN5142NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQR185.8.C95$cImmunology
=053  \\$aRM282.C95$cPharmacology
=150  \\$aCytokines
=550  \\$wg$aCellular immunity
=550  \\$wg$aImmune response$xRegulation
=750  \2$aCytokines$5IEN$0(DNLM)D016207

=LDR  00525cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362271002441
=005  20120730162907.0
=008  930701i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85035235 
=035  \\$aBZN5141NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQH441.5
=150  \\$aCytogenetics
=360  \\$isubdivision$aCytogenetics$iunder individual animals and groups of animals, e.g.$aCattle--Cytogenetics; Fishes--Cytogenetics
=550  \\$wg$aCytology
=550  \\$wg$aGenetics
=750  \2$aCytogenetics$5IEN$0(DNLM)D003582

=LDR  00452cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362271102441
=005  20070514085046.0
=008  910606||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85035233 
=035  \\$aBZN5139NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQP671.C83
=150  \\$aCytochrome P-450
=550  \\$wg$aCytochromes
=550  \\$wg$aMetalloenzymes
=550  \\$wg$aMonooxygenases
=750  \2$aCytochrome P-450 Enzyme System$0(DNLM)D003577$5IEN

=LDR  00668cz  a2200241n  4500
=001  9880362271202441
=005  20120730162907.0
=008  860211||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85035231 
=035  \\$aBZN5137NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQP603.C85
=150  \\$aCytochrome oxidase
=450  \\$aCytochrome a3
=450  \\$aCytochrome c oxidase
=450  \\$aIndophenol oxidase
=450  \\$aIndophenolase
=450  \\$aRespiratory enzyme
=450  \\$aWarburg's respiratory enzyme
=550  \\$wg$aCytochromes
=550  \\$wg$aMetalloenzymes
=550  \\$wg$aOxidoreductases
=750  \2$aElectron Transport Complex IV$5IEN-M$0(DNLM)D003576

=LDR  00367cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362271302441
=005  20120730162907.0
=008  860211||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85035230 
=035  \\$aBZN5136NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQP671.C8
=150  \\$aCytochrome c
=550  \\$wg$aCytochromes
=750  \2$aCytochrome c Group$5IEN$0(DNLM)D003574

=LDR  00574cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362271402441
=005  20120730162907.0
=008  860211||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85035228 
=035  \\$aBZN5134NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQH611
=150  \\$aCytochemistry
=360  \\$isubdivision$aCytochemistry$iunder individual organs and regions of the body, e.g.$aHeart--Cytochemistry
=450  \\$aCell chemistry
=550  \\$wg$aBiochemistry
=550  \\$wg$aCytology
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/5/90
=750  \2$aHistocytochemistry$5IEN$0(DNLM)D006651

=LDR  00465cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362271502441
=005  20120730162907.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85035226 
=035  \\$aBZN5132NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQP632.C9
=150  \\$aCytochalasins
=550  \\$wg$aAntibiotics
=550  \\$wg$aHeterocyclic compounds
=550  \\$wg$aMycotoxins
=690  \\$ar:AMD:6/22/90
=750  \2$aCytochalasins$5IEN$0(DNLM)D003572

=LDR  00596cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880362271602441
=005  20120730162907.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85035223 
=035  \\$aBZN5129NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aCytidine diphosphate choline
=450  \\$aCDP choline
=450  \\$aCDPcholine
=450  \\$aCiticoline
=450  \\$aCytidine diphosphocholine
=450  \\$aCytidinediphosphocholine
=550  \\$wg$aCholine
=550  \\$wg$aPyrimidine nucleotides
=690  \\$ar:AMD:6/22/90
=750  \2$aCytidine Diphosphate Choline$5IEN$0(DNLM)D003566

=LDR  00761cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880362271702441
=005  20120730162906.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85035220 
=035  \\$aBZN5126NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN/LSP
=053  \\$aRD676$bRD678
=150  \\$aCysts (Pathology)
=360  \\$isubdivision$aCysts$iunder individual organs and regions of the body, e.g.$aFoot--Cysts
=450  \\$wnne$aCysts
=550  \\$wg$aPathology
=550  \\$aTumors
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Cysts)
=670  \\$aBiol. & agr. index$b(Cysts (Pathology))
=670  \\$aRandom House$b(cyst. def 1: Pathol. a closed, bladderlike sac formed in animal tissues, containing fluid or semifluid matter. def. 4: Zool.)
=750  \2$aCysts$5IEN$0(DNLM)D003560

=LDR  00389cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362271802441
=005  20120730162906.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85035219 
=035  \\$aBZN5125NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aRC920
=150  \\$aCystoscopy
=550  \\$wg$aBladder$xExamination
=550  \\$wg$aEndourology
=750  \2$aCystoscopy$5IEN$0(DNLM)D003558

=LDR  00442cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362271902441
=005  20120730162906.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85035213 
=035  \\$aBZN5119NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aCystinuria
=550  \\$wg$aAmino acids$xMetabolism$xDisorders
=550  \\$wg$aRenal tubular transport, Disorders of
=690  \\$ar:AMD:6/22/90
=750  \2$aCystinuria$5IEN$0(DNLM)D003555

=LDR  00411cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362272002441
=005  20120730162906.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85035212 
=035  \\$aBZN5118NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aRC632.C8
=150  \\$aCystinosis
=450  \\$aLignac's disease
=550  \\$wg$aRenal tubular transport, Disorders of
=750  \2$aCystinosis$5IEN$0(DNLM)D003554

=LDR  00357cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362272102441
=005  20120730162906.0
=008  940322i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85035209 
=035  \\$aBZN5115NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQL391.P7
=150  \\$aCysticercus
=550  \\$wg$aTaeniidae
=750  \2$aCysticercus$5IEN$0(DNLM)D003552

=LDR  00830cz  a2200253n  4500
=001  9880362272202441
=005  20060829083531.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85035208 
=035  \\$aBZN5114NU
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh 85035208
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aRC394.C95
=150  \\$aNeurocysticercosis
=450  \\$aBrain cysticercosis
=450  \\$aCerebral cysticercosis
=450  \\$aCerebrospinal cysticercosis
=450  \\$wnne$aCysticercosis, Cerebrospinal
=550  \\$wg$aCentral nervous system$xInfections
=550  \\$wg$aCysticercosis
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 98133943: Neurocisticercosis en la infancia, 1997.
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Neurocysticercosis x Cysticercosis, Brain)
=670  \\$aDorland's med. dict.$b(neurocysticercosis)
=750  \2$aNeurocysticercosis$0(DNLM)D020019$5IEN

=LDR  00530cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362272302441
=005  20120730162906.0
=008  030326i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85035207 
=035  \\$aBZN5113NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aRC136.7
=150  \\$aCysticercosis
=450  \\$aCysticercus disease
=550  \\$wg$aTapeworm infections
=670  \\$aIntl. dict. med. biol.$b(cysticercosis, also called cysticercus disease)
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Cystericercosis)
=750  \2$aCysticercosis$5IEN$0(DNLM)D003551

=LDR  00673cz  a2200241n  4500
=001  9880362272402441
=005  20120730162906.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85035204 
=035  \\$aBZN5110NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aRC858.C95
=150  \\$aCystic fibrosis
=450  \\$aCF (Disease)
=450  \\$aFibrocystic disease of pancreas
=450  \\$aMucoviscidosis
=450  \\$aPancreatic cystic fibrosis
=550  \\$wg$aFibrosis
=550  \\$wg$aGenetic disorders
=550  \\$wg$aLungs$xDiseases
=550  \\$wg$aPancreas$xDiseases
=670  \\$aRandom House$b(CF: Cystic fibrosis)
=750  \2$aCystic Fibrosis$5IEN$0(DNLM)D003550

=LDR  00646cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880362272502441
=005  20120730162906.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85035203 
=035  \\$aBZN5109NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aCystathionine gamma-lyase
=450  \\$aCystathionase
=450  \\$aCystathionine gamma-synthase
=450  \\$aCysteine desulfhydrase
=450  \\$aCystine desulfhydrase
=450  \\$aGamma-cystathionase
=450  \\$aHomoserine deaminase
=450  \\$aHomoserine dehydratase
=550  \\$wg$aLyases
=690  \\$ar:AMD:6/22/90
=750  \2$aCystathionine gamma-Lyase$5IEN$0(DNLM)D003542

=LDR  00350cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362272602441
=005  20120730162906.0
=008  940322i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85035181 
=035  \\$aBZN5087NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQL638.C94
=150  \\$aCyprinus
=550  \\$wg$aCyprinidae
=750  \2$aCarps$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002347

=LDR  00632cz  a2200253n  4500
=001  9880362272702441
=005  20120730162906.0
=008  871218i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85035175 
=035  \\$aBZN5081NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQL637.9.C9
=150  \\$aCypriniformes
=450  \\$aCharacinoidei
=450  \\$aCharacoidei
=450  \\$aEventognathi
=450  \\$aGlanencheli
=450  \\$aGymnonoti
=450  \\$aHeterognathi
=450  \\$aOstariophyseae
=450  \\$wnne$aOstariophysi
=450  \\$aPlectospondyli
=550  \\$wg$aOsteichthyes
=750  \2$aCypriniformes$5IEN$0(DNLM)D003531

=LDR  00516cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362272802441
=005  20120730162905.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85035173 
=035  \\$aBZN5079NU
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh 85035173
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQL638.C94$cZoology
=150  \\$aCyprinidae
=450  \\$aCyprinids
=550  \\$wg$aCypriniformes
=670  \\$aDr. Alexrod's atlas of freshwater aquarium fishes, 1989:$bp. 427 (cyprinids)
=750  \2$aCyprinidae$5IEN$0(DNLM)D003530

=LDR  00405cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362272902441
=005  20091112093053.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85035166 
=035  \\$aBZN5072NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dUk
=053  \0$aQK495.C997
=150  \\$aCyperus
=450  \\$aFlatsedges
=450  \\$aGalingales
=550  \\$wg$aCyperaceae
=750  \2$aCyperus$0(DNLM)D029786$5IEN

=LDR  00512cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362273002441
=005  20120730162905.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85035164 
=035  \\$aBZN5070NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aQK495.C997$cBotany
=150  \\$aCyperaceae
=450  \\$aSedge family (Plants)
=450  \\$aSedges (Plants)
=550  \\$wg$aCyperales
=550  \\$aSedge craft
=670  \\$aWeb. 3.
=670  \\$aRandom House.
=750  \2$aCyperaceae$5IEN$0(DNLM)D029785

=LDR  00346cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362273102441
=005  20120730162904.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85035149 
=035  \\$aBZN5055LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQK495.C74
=150  \\$aCynara
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=001  9880362273802441
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=750  \2$aCranial Fossa, Posterior$5IEN$0(DNLM)D003388

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=001  9880362274002441
=005  20120730162851.0
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=LDR  00886cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880362274102441
=005  20201118174210.0
=008  030922i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85033701$zsh 85096350
=035  \\$aBZN3607NU
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=750  \2$aBrachyura$5IEN$0(DNLM)D003386

=LDR  00993cz  a2200277n  4500
=001  9880362274202441
=005  20120730162850.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85033699 
=035  \\$aBZN3605LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQK495.G74$cBotany
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=550  \\$wg$aGrasses
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=670  \\$aTurgeon, A.J. Turfgrass management, 1991:$bp. 234 (crabgrasses)
=750  \2$aDigitaria$5IEN$0(DNLM)D031746

=LDR  00552cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362274302441
=005  20120730162850.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85033691 
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=750  \2$aMusculocutaneous Nerve$5IEN$0(DNLM)D009138

=LDR  00614cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880362274502441
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=010  \\$ash 85088696 
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=670  \\$aBollen, J. Queer kinaesthesia, 1999.
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=LDR  00589cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362274602441
=005  20120730163534.0
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=010  \\$ash 85088695 
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=LDR  00329cz  a2200133n  4500
=001  9880362274802441
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=LDR  00443cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362274902441
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=LDR  00865cz  a2200265n  4500
=001  9880362275002441
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=LDR  00428cz  a2200169n  4500
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=550  \\$wg$aMuscles
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=750  \2$aMuscle Strength$0(DNLM)D053580$5IEN

=LDR  00485cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362275302441
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=LDR  00946cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362275402441
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=LDR  00362cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362275502441
=005  20120730163534.0
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=010  \\$ash 85088681 
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=LDR  00545cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362275602441
=005  20120730163534.0
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=010  \\$ash 85088680 
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=001  9880362275702441
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=LDR  00599cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362275802441
=005  20120730163534.0
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=LDR  00345cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362275902441
=005  20120730163533.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85088676 
=035  \\$aBZT8582NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
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=550  \\$wg$aCells
=750  \2$aMuscle Cells$5IEN$0(DNLM)D032342

=LDR  00381cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362276002441
=005  20120730163533.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85088674 
=035  \\$aBZT8580NU
=035  \\$aSH 85088674
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aQL537.M8$cZoology
=150  \\$aMuscidae
=550  \\$wg$aDiptera
=750  \2$aMuscidae$5IEN$0(DNLM)D009117

=LDR  00593cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880362667502441
=005  20120730163621.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85094912 
=035  \\$aBZU4818NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
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=690  \\$ar:AMD:6/21/90
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=LDR  00389cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362667602441
=005  20120730163621.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85094852 
=035  \\$aBZU4758NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQK621.A1$cBotany
=150  \\$aOomycetes
=550  \\$wg$aPhycomycetes
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/16/90
=750  \2$aOomycetes$5IEN$0(DNLM)D009868

=LDR  01397cz  a2200373n  4500
=001  9880362667702441
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=008  041203i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85093821 $zsh 90004773 
=035  \\$aBZU3727NU
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=670  \\$aWorld book$b(occultism)
=670  \\$aFuller, J.F.C. The black arts, 1996.
=670  \\$aDictionary of mysticism and the esoteric traditions, c1992$b(Black arts; see: Arts, Black; term usually associated with demonology and sorcery but also extends to the whole spectrum of occult subjects)
=670  \\$aOxford English dict. online, Nov. 4, 2004$b(black art; witchcraft; magic)
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=001  9880362667902441
=005  20120730163620.0
=008  860211||\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85094805 
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=LDR  00449cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362668002441
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=008  040304i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85094798 
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=001  9880362668102441
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=001  9880362668302441
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=LDR  00356cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362668402441
=005  20180928101536.0
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=010  \\$ash 85094724
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=LDR  00408cz  a2200157n  4500
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=001  9880362668702441
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=550  \\$wg$aSkull
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=LDR  00654cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362668802441
=005  20120730163615.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85093782 
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=001  9880362668902441
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=001  9880362669002441
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=LDR  00450cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362669102441
=005  20120730163615.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
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=670  \\$a91-42127: Medicine of the fetus and mother, c1992.
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=001  9880362669202441
=005  20120730163615.0
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=001  9880362669302441
=005  20120730163620.0
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=010  \\$ash 85094719 
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=053  \\$aRC142.5$cInternal medicine
=150  \\$aOnchocerciasis
=450  \\$aOnchocercosis
=450  \\$aRiver blindness
=450  \\$aRobles' disease
=550  \\$wg$aFilariasis
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/16/90
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=LDR  00585cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362669402441
=005  20120730163615.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85093763 
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=670  \\$aUSDA PLANTS Database, June 5, 2013:$bGaura neomexicana (Family: Onagraceae, Evening Primrose family)
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=001  9880362669602441
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=008  920615i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
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=550  \\$aTime-sharing computer systems
=670  \\$aALA gloss.$b(online processing)
=670  \\$aHennepin$b(online data processing)
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=LDR  00699cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362669702441
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=LDR  00414cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362669802441
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=LDR  00469cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362669902441
=005  20120730163619.0
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=550  \\$wg$aPeritoneum
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/16/90
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=001  9880362670002441
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=550  \\$wg$aCerebellum$xDegeneration
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=LDR  00380cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362670102441
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=001  9880362670202441
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=001  9880362670302441
=005  20140107132729.0
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=010  \\$ash 85093760 
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=550  \\$wg$aObstetrics
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=750  \2$aObstetric Nursing$5IEN$0(DNLM)D009773

=LDR  00579cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880362670402441
=005  20150430134600.0
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=010  \\$ash 85094610 
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=450  \\$aOlivary body
=450  \\$aOlive (Neurology)
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=550  \\$wg$aNeurons
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=LDR  00349cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362670502441
=005  20120730163619.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85094607 
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=450  \\$aOliguresia
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=LDR  00600cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362670602441
=005  20120730163614.0
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=010  \\$ash 85093759 
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=450  \\$aExtraction, Obstetrical
=450  \\$aVacuum extraction, Obstetrical
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=550  \\$wg$aLabor (Obstetrics)$xComplications
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=750  \2$aVacuum Extraction, Obstetrical$5IEN-M$0(DNLM)D014620

=LDR  00514cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362670702441
=005  20120730163619.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85094606 
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=450  \\$aOligozoospermatism
=450  \\$aOligozoospermia
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=550  \\$wg$aSemen
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=750  \2$aOligospermia$5IEN$0(DNLM)D009845

=LDR  00434cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362670802441
=005  20120730163619.0
=008  860211||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85094605 
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=550  \\$wg$aMonosaccharides
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=750  \2$aOligosaccharides$5IEN$0(DNLM)D009844

=LDR  00689cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362670902441
=005  20120730163619.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85094603 
=035  \\$aBZU4509NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aQP552.O$5IEN
=150  \\$aOligopeptides
=550  \\$wg$aPeptides
=670  \\$aMeSH browser, Oct. 4, 2007$b(Oligopeptides. Scope note: peptides composed of between two and twelve amino acids)
=670  \\$aOxford dict. of biochemistry and molecular biology, 2006$b(oligopeptide: any molecule that contains a small number (2 to about 20) of amino-acid residues connected by peptide linkages)
=750  \2$aOligopeptides$5IEN$0(DNLM)D009842

=LDR  00707cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880362671002441
=005  20120730163614.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85093757 
=035  \\$aBZU3663NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aRG571$bRG591
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=450  \\$aEmergencies, Obstetrical
=450  \\$aEmergency obstetrics
=450  \\$aObstetric emergencies
=550  \\$wg$aMedical emergencies
=550  \\$wg$aObstetrics
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=750  \2$81$wb$aPregnancy$5IEN$0(DNLM)D011247
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aEmergencies$iand$aPregnancy$5IEN

=LDR  00365cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362671102441
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=001  9880362674102441
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=750  \2$aStrychnos nux-vomica$5IEN$0(DNLM)D031461

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=001  9880362674202441
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=035  \\$aBZU3387NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aSB401
=150  \\$aNuts
=360  \\$inames of nuts, e.g.$aChestnut; Pecan
=450  \\$aNut culture
=550  \\$wg$aFood
=550  \\$wg$aFood crops
=550  \\$wg$aHorticultural crops
=550  \\$wg$aSeed crops
=550  \\$aMast (Nuts)
=680  \\$iHere are entered works on nut growing or nuts as food. Works on the description of nut-bearing trees or their nursery production are entered under$aNut trees.
=681  \\$iExample under$aTree crops
=681  \\$iNote under$aNut trees
=750  \2$aNuts$5IEN$0(DNLM)D009754

=LDR  00386cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362674302441
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=010  \\$ash 85093480 
=035  \\$aBZU3386NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=150  \\$aNutritionists
=550  \\$aDietitians
=550  \\$wg$aNutrition
=550  \\$wg$aPhysiologists
=750  \2$aNutritionists$0(DNLM)D064686$5IEN

=LDR  00686cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362674402441
=005  20091102162655.0
=008  860913i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 86005665 
=035  \\$aCAS8850NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRC280.L8
=150  \\$aSmall cell lung cancer
=550  \\$wg$aLungs$xCancer
=670  \\$aWork cat.: McCracken, J.D. Concurrent chemotherapy and radiation therapy for limited small cell lung cancer, c1986.
=670  \\$aCecil's textbook of medicine.
=670  \\$aHarvey's Principles and practice of medicine.
=675  \\$aMerck Manual;$aMESH;$aNIH;$aDorland's med. dict.
=750  \2$aSmall Cell Lung Carcinoma$0(DNLM)D055752$5IEN

=LDR  00960cz  a2200253n  4500
=001  9880362674502441
=005  20091103093815.0
=008  860911i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 86005567 
=035  \\$aCAS8799NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aMedical care$xNeeds assessment
=450  \\$aAssessment of medical care needs
=450  \\$aHealth care need
=450  \\$aHealth care needs
=450  \\$aHealth services needs
=550  \\$wg$aHealth planning
=550  \\$wg$aNeeds assessment
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Friedman, E. Is counting the dead enough? : strategies for monitoring health needs in New York City, 1986.
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Health services needs and demands)
=670  \\$aLC data base, 7/29/86.
=670  \\$aLiss, P. Health care need ... c1993$b(also health care needs)
=675  \\$aDiscursive dict. health care;$aSlee health care;$aPyle curr. med. term.
=750  \2$aHealth Services Needs and Demand$0(DNLM)D006301$5IEN

=LDR  00984cz  a2200301n  4500
=001  9880362674602441
=005  20120730164129.0
=008  871219||\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 86005547 
=035  \\$a(OCoLC)02150200
=035  \\$aCAS8779NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRD86.I84
=150  \\$aIsoflurane
=550  \\$wg$aAnesthetics
=550  \\$wg$aChlorofluorocarbons
=550  \\$wg$aMethyl ether
=670  \\$aWork cat.: European Symposium on Modern Anaesthetic Agents (2nd : 1985 : M�unster ...). Isoflurane ... 1985, c1986.
=670  \\$aChem. abst. Index Guide '84: 26675-46-7.
=670  \\$aMESH$b(see under Methyl ethers)
=670  \\$aDorland's med. dict.
=670  \\$aGould's med. dict.
=670  \\$aUSAN/USP.
=670  \\$aMerck.
=670  \\$aPharm. chem. syn.
=670  \\$aAm. drug index.
=675  \\$aStedman's med. dict.;$aAPhA drug names;$aMod. drug ency.;$aBrit. Pharmacop.;$aPDR
=750  \2$aIsoflurane$5IEN$0(DNLM)D007530

=LDR  00660cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880362674702441
=005  20120730164130.0
=008  860911||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 86005604 
=035  \\$aCAS9645NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aAldose reductase
=450  \\$aPolyol dehydrogenase
=450  \\$aSugar alcohol dehydrogenase
=550  \\$wg$aOxidoreductases
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Cohen, M.P. The polyol paradigm ... 1987.
=670  \\$aMESH.
=670  \\$aNIH.
=670  \\$aEnzyme nomenclature$b(1.1.1.21)
=670  \\$aStedman's med. dict.
=675  \\$aDorland's med. dict.
=750  \2$aAldehyde Reductase$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000449

=LDR  00877cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880362674802441
=005  20120730164129.0
=008  860909||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 86005423 
=035  \\$aCAS8724NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=150  \\$aChemiosmosis
=450  \\$aChemosmosis
=550  \\$wg$aOsmosis
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Energy transduction and gene transfer in chemotrophic bacteria, c1986$b(Chemiosmotic)
=670  \\$aDorland's med. dict.$b(Chemosmosis; Chemiosmosis)
=670  \\$aWeb. 3$b(Chemosmosis)
=670  \\$aMcGraw-Hill dict. sci. tech.$b(Chemiosmosis)
=670  \\$aStenesh, J. Dict. of biochem.$b(Chemiosmotic hypothesis)
=670  \\$aZinsser, H. Microbiology: p. 84$b(Chemiosmotic theory of transport)
=675  \\$aMESH;$aNIH;$aChem. abst. index guide;$aEncyc. of chemical technology
=750  \2$aProton-Motive Force$5IEN$0(DNLM)D018892

=LDR  00700cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362674902441
=005  20120730164129.0
=008  860909i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 86005401 
=035  \\$aCAS8710NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \\$aRJ423.5.C36
=150  \\$aCardiac catheterization in children
=550  \\$wg$aPediatric cardiology
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Lock, J.E. Diagnostic and interventional catheterization in congenital heart disease, c1986.
=750  \2$81$wb$aHeart Catheterization$5IEN$0(DNLM)D006328
=750  \2$81$wb$aChild$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002648
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aHeart Catheterization$iand$aChild$5IEN

=LDR  00661cz  a2200241n  4500
=001  9880362675002441
=005  20120730164130.0
=008  860911||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 86005602 
=035  \\$aCAS9643NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aPolyenes
=450  \\$aPolyunsaturated compounds
=550  \\$wg$aOrganic compounds
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Resonance Roman spectra of polyenes and aromatics, 1987.
=670  \\$aWeb. 3.
=670  \\$aDorland's med. dict.
=670  \\$aMESH.
=670  \\$aNIH.
=670  \\$aLC data base.
=670  \\$aOld catalog heading.
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/19/90
=750  \2$aPolyenes$5IEN$0(DNLM)D011090

=LDR  00942cz  a2200253n  4500
=001  9880362675102441
=005  20120730164129.0
=008  001013i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 86005274 
=035  \\$aCAS8662NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aSafe sex in AIDS prevention
=450  \\$aProtected sex in AIDS prevention
=450  \\$aResponsible sex in AIDS prevention
=550  \\$wg$aAIDS (Disease)$xPrevention
=550  \\$wg$aSexual health
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Preston, J. Safe sex, 1987.
=670  \\$aKilby, D. A manual of safe sex, 1986.
=670  \\$aSafe sex in the age of AIDS, 1986.
=670  \\$aWhitman-Walker Clinic, Washington, D.C.$b(Safe sex ... to avoid AIDS)
=670  \\$aNY Times Index, 1985$b(Safe sex)
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Safe sex x Protected sex; Responsible sex)
=670  \\$aHennepin$b(Safe sex, see Erotica / Masturbation / Condoms / Telephone sex)
=750  \2$aSafe Sex$5IEN$0(DNLM)D021841

=LDR  00366cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362675202441
=005  20120730164130.0
=008  860910i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 86005515 
=035  \\$aCAS9610NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=150  \\$aSmooth muscle$xTumors
=450  \\$aLeiomyomas
=450  \\$aLeiomyomata
=750  \2$aSmooth Muscle Tumor$5IEN$0(DNLM)D018235

=LDR  00687cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362675302441
=005  20120730164129.0
=008  860903in\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 86005080 
=035  \\$aCAS8530NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \\$aRC271.R3
=150  \\$aBoron-neutron capture therapy
=450  \\$aNeutron capture therapy
=450  \\$aRadiotherapy, Boron-neutron capture
=550  \\$wg$aBoron$xIsotopes$xTherapeutic use
=550  \\$wg$aCancer$xRadiotherapy
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Boron-neutron capture therapy for tumors, c1986.
=675  \\$aMerck Manual;$aMESH;$aNIH;$aCecil's Textbook of Medicine
=750  \2$aBoron Neutron Capture Therapy$5IEN$0(DNLM)D016754

=LDR  00929cz  a2200253n  4500
=001  9880362675402441
=005  20120730164129.0
=008  860826i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 86004838 
=035  \\$aCAS8372NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dViU
=053  \0$aRC537.5
=150  \\$aDepression in old age
=450  \\$wnne$aDepression in the aged
=450  \\$aLate-life depression
=550  \\$wg$aDepression, Mental
=550  \\$wg$aGeriatric psychiatry
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Billig, N. To be old and sad, c1987.
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Depression--In old age)
=670  \\$aLate-life depression : progress and hope, 2007.
=750  \2$81$wb$aDepression$5IEN$0(DNLM)D003863
=750  \2$81$wb$aDepressive Disorder$5IEN$0(DNLM)D003866
=750  \2$81$wb$aAged$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000368
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aDepression$ior$aDepressive disorder$iand$aAged$5IEN

=LDR  01279cz  a2200337n  4500
=001  9880362675502441
=005  20120730164130.0
=008  041006i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 86005513 
=035  \\$aCAS9608NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aUterine fibroids
=450  \\$aFibroid tumors, Uterine
=450  \\$aFibroids, Uterine
=450  \\$aFibromyoma uteri
=450  \\$wnne$aLeiomyoma uteri
=450  \\$aLeiomyomas, Uterine
=450  \\$aMyoma previum
=450  \\$aUterine fibroid tumors
=450  \\$aUterine leiomyomas
=550  \\$wg$aFibrosis
=550  \\$wg$aMyometrium$xTumors
=550  \\$wg$aSmooth muscle$xTumors
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Uterine fibroids, c1992.
=670  \\$aMEDLINE (90-92)$b(Uterine fibroids)
=670  \\$aDorland's med. dict.$b(Fibroid: 3. leiomyoma; Fibroids is a colloquial clinical term for leiomyoma uteri)
=670  \\$aGould's med. dict.$b(leiomyoma uteri : Syn. Fibroid tumor, uterine fibroid)
=670  \\$aMESH$b(leiomyoma and uterine neoplasms)
=670  \\$aMerck:$bp. 1666 (Uterine myomas ("Fibroids"; Fibromyomas))
=670  \\$aStedmann's med. dict.$b(Fibroid: 2. An old term for certain types of leiomyoma, especially those occurring in the uterus)
=750  \2$aLeiomyoma$5IEN$0(DNLM)D007889

=LDR  00680cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880362675602441
=005  20120730164129.0
=008  871219||\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 86004795 
=035  \\$a(OCoLC)02146321
=035  \\$aCAS8360NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aCholinergic mechanisms
=550  \\$wg$aParasympathetic nervous system
=550  \\$aAcetylcholine
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Dynamics of cholinergic function, c1986.
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Cholinergic fibers)
=670  \\$aNIH$b(Cholinergic receptors)
=670  \\$aDorland's med. dict.$b(Cholinergic)
=670  \\$aLC data base, 7/10/86.
=750  \2$aCholinergic Fibers$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002799

=LDR  00690cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362675702441
=005  20120730164128.0
=008  860825i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 86004781 
=035  \\$aCAS8348NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \\$aRJ505.B4
=150  \\$aBehavior therapy for children
=550  \\$wg$aBehavior therapy
=550  \\$wg$aChild psychotherapy
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Herbert, M. Conduct disorders of childhood and adolescence, c1987.
=750  \2$81$wb$aBehavior Therapy$5IEN$0(DNLM)D001521
=750  \2$81$wb$aChild$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002648
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aBehavior Therapy$iand$aChild$5IEN

=LDR  00467cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362675802441
=005  20050617090807.0
=008  860910i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 86005489 
=035  \\$aCAS9587LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aQL737.C23
=150  \\$aPanthera
=550  \\$wg$aFelidae
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Corbet world list of mam.: p. 105.
=670  \\$aMorris mam.: p. 254.
=675  \\$aWeb. 3
=750  \2$aPanthera$0(DNLM)D046009$5IEN

=LDR  00977cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880362675902441
=005  20120730164128.0
=008  860825i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 86004774 
=035  \\$aCAS8341NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aSF915$bSF919.5
=150  \\$aVeterinary chemotherapy
=360  \\$isubdivision$aDiseases--Chemotherapy$iunder individual animals and groups of animals, e.g.$aCattle--Diseases--Chemotherapy; Fishes--Diseases--Chemotherapy
=450  \\$wnne$aAnimals$xDiseases$xChemotherapy
=450  \\$aDomestic animals$xDiseases$xChemotherapy
=450  \\$wnne$aLivestock$xDiseases$xChemotherapy
=550  \\$wg$aChemotherapy
=550  \\$wg$aVeterinary therapeutics
=670  \\$aWork cat.: European Association for Veterinary Pharmacology and Toxicology. Congress (3rd : 1985 : Ghent, Belgium). Comparative veterinary pharmacology, toxicology, and therapy, c1986.
=750  \2$aAnimal Diseases$xdrug therapy$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000820Q000188

=LDR  00883cz  a2200241n  4500
=001  9880362676002441
=005  20120730164128.0
=008  920114||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 86004636 
=035  \\$aCAS8265NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aCyanoacrylates
=450  \\$aCyanopropenoic acid methyl ester
=450  \\$aEastman 910
=550  \\$wg$aAcrylates
=550  \\$wg$aAdhesives
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Cyanoacrylate resins, 1986.
=670  \\$aChem. abst. 10th Coll. Index, Index Guide: p. 424G$b(Eastman 910 see 2-Propenoic acid, 2-cyano-, methyl ester [137-05-3])
=670  \\$aHawley chem. dict.$b(cyanoacrylate adhesive, Eastman 910)
=670  \\$aMcGraw-Hill dict. sci. tech.$b(cyanoacrylate adhesive)
=670  \\$aEncyc. Chemical Technology: v. 1, p. 502.
=675  \\$aWeb. 3;$aHackh chem. dict.
=750  \2$aCyanoacrylates$5IEN$0(DNLM)D003487

=LDR  00916cz  a2200265n  4500
=001  9880362676102441
=005  20120730164128.0
=008  860728||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 86004623 
=035  \\$aCAS8252NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aAnterior cruciate ligament
=450  \\$aCruciate ligament, Anterior
=450  \\$aExternal crucial ligament
=450  \\$aLigamentum cruciatum anterius
=550  \\$wg$aCruciate ligaments
=550  \\$wg$aKnee
=670  \\$aWork cat.: The anterior cruciate deficient knee: new concepts in ligament repair, c1986.
=670  \\$aGray's Anatomy:$bp. 354.
=670  \\$aDorland's med. dict.:$bunder Ligamenta
=670  \\$aGould's med. dict.:$bunder Ligamenta
=670  \\$aStedman's med. dict.:$bunder Ligamenta
=670  \\$aWeb. 3$b(Cruciate ligament, def. 1b)
=675  \\$aMESH;$aNIH
=750  \2$aAnterior Cruciate Ligament$5IEN$0(DNLM)D016118

=LDR  00637cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362676202441
=005  20120730164128.0
=008  860723i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 86004502 
=035  \\$aCAS8137NU
=035  \\$aSH 86004502
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aThumb sucking
=450  \\$aSucking of thumbs
=550  \\$wg$aFinger sucking
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Cooney, N.E. Donald says thumbs down, c1987.
=670  \\$aWeb. 3.
=670  \\$aHennepin$b(Thumb-sucking see Finger-sucking)
=670  \\$aSpock, B. Baby and child care, 1976:$bpp. 249-258 (thumb sucking)
=750  \2$aFingersucking$5IEN$0(DNLM)D005386

=LDR  00656cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362676302441
=005  20120730164128.0
=008  860721i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 86004500 
=035  \\$aCAS8136NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \\$aRJ505.B5
=150  \\$aBibliotherapy for children
=550  \\$wg$aChild psychotherapy
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Pardeck, J.A. Books for early childhood : a developmental perspective, c1986.
=750  \2$81$wb$aBibliotherapy$5IEN$0(DNLM)D001638
=750  \2$81$wb$aChild$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002648
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aBibliotherapy$iand$aChild$5IEN

=LDR  00610cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362676402441
=005  20120730164128.0
=008  860721i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 86004478 
=035  \\$aCAS8122NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aRC683.5.T83$cCardiology
=053  \\$aRD52.T73$cIntraoperative monitoring
=150  \\$aTransesophageal echocardiography
=550  \\$wg$aEchocardiography
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Transesophageal echocardiography, c1986.
=675  \\$aMESH;$aNIH;$aDorland's med. dict.;$aStedman's med. dict.
=750  \2$aEchocardiography, Transesophageal$5IEN$0(DNLM)D017548

=LDR  00743cz  a2200241n  4500
=001  9880362676502441
=005  20120730164128.0
=008  860719||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 86004408 
=035  \\$aCAS8057NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQR184.315
=150  \\$aMajor histocompatibility complex
=450  \\$aHistocompatibility complex
=450  \\$aMHC (Immunogenetics)
=550  \\$wg$aImmunogenetics
=550  \\$aHLA histocompatibility antigens
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Klein, J. Natural history of the major histocompatibility complex, 1986.
=670  \\$aDorland's med. dict.
=670  \\$aMESH.
=670  \\$aNIH.
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/11/90
=750  \2$aMajor Histocompatibility Complex$5IEN$0(DNLM)D008285

=LDR  01120cz  a2200361n  4500
=001  9880362676602441
=005  20120730164128.0
=008  920109i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 86004391 
=035  \\$aCAS8040NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQR414.6.H58
=150  \\$aHIV (Viruses)
=450  \\$aAIDS-associated retrovirus
=450  \\$aAIDS virus
=450  \\$aARV (Viruses)
=450  \\$aHTLV-III-LAV (Viruses)
=450  \\$aHTLV-III (Viruses)
=450  \\$wnne$aHuman immunodeficiency viruses
=450  \\$aHuman T-cell leukemia virus III
=450  \\$aHuman T-cell lymphotropic virus III
=450  \\$aHuman T-lymphotropic virus III
=450  \\$aIDAV (Viruses)
=450  \\$aImmunodeficiency-associated virus
=450  \\$aLAV-HTLV-III (Viruses)
=450  \\$aLAV (Viruses)
=450  \\$aLymphadenopathy-associated virus
=450  \\$aT-lymphotrophic virus III, Human
=550  \\$wg$aHTLV (Viruses)
=550  \\$aVirus-induced immunosuppression
=670  \\$aWork cat.: HTLV-I and the nervous system, 1989.
=670  \\$aMESH$b(HIV)
=750  \2$aHIV$5IEN$0(DNLM)D006678

=LDR  01449cz  a2200325n  4500
=001  9880362676702441
=005  20120730164128.0
=008  860717i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 86004343 
=035  \\$aCAS7997NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aBiocompatibility
=360  \\$isubdivision$aBiocompatibility$iunder individual materials and types of materials, e.g.$aMetals--Biocompatibility
=360  \\$isubdivision$aBiocompatibility$iunder individual materials and types of materials, e.g.$aMetals--Biocompatibililty
=360  \\$isubdivision$aBiocompatibility$iunder individual materials and groups of materials, e.g.$aMetals--Biocompatibililty
=450  \\$aBiological compatibility
=450  \\$aBiological tolerance
=450  \\$aBiomedical compatibility
=450  \\$aBiomedical tolerance
=450  \\$aBiotolerance
=450  \\$aCompatibility, Biological
=450  \\$aCompatibility, Biomedical
=450  \\$aTolerance, Biological
=450  \\$aTolerance, Biomedical
=550  \\$aBiomedical materials
=670  \\$aWork cat.: International Symposium on Biomaterials (1985: Taipei, Taiwan). Perspectives on biomaterials, 1986.
=670  \\$aDorland's med. dict.
=670  \\$aEngr. index, Subject index:$bv. 1, p. 330.
=675  \\$aMosby's med. nurs. dict.;$aGould's med. dict.;$aStedman's med. dict.;$aWeb. 3;$aTEST;$aASTI;$aMcGraw-Hill dict. sci. tech.
=750  \2$aBiocompatible Materials$5IEN$0(DNLM)D001672

=LDR  01005cz  a2200277n  4500
=001  9880362676802441
=005  20120730164128.0
=008  930928i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 86004273 
=035  \\$aCAS7932NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aMedical care$xUtilization review
=450  \\$aMedical utilization review
=450  \\$aUR (Medical care)
=450  \\$aUtilization management of medical care
=450  \\$aUtilization review of medical care
=550  \\$wg$aMedical care$xEvaluation
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Levine, M.R. A physician's guide to utilization review, 1986.
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Utilization review)
=670  \\$aNIH.
=670  \\$aHosp. admin. term.
=670  \\$aDiscursive dict. health care.
=670  \\$aMosby's med. nurs. dict.
=670  \\$aLC database, 2/10/95$b(Medical utilization review; utilization management)
=675  \\$aStedman's med. dict.;$aDorland's med. dict.;$aGould's med. dict.
=750  \2$aUtilization Review$5IEN$0(DNLM)D014600

=LDR  00583cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362676902441
=005  20160429150823.0
=008  920114i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 86004212
=035  \\$aCAS7877NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRJ506.E18
=150  \\$aEating disorders in children
=550  \\$wg$aChild psychopathology
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Levine, M.F. How schools can help combat student eating disorders, c1986.
=670  \\$aForfar Textbk. Paediatrics$b(Eating disturbances)
=750  \2$aFeeding and Eating Disorders of Childhood$0(DNLM)D019959$5IEN

=LDR  02272cz  a2200361n  4500
=001  9880362677002441
=005  20250211111022.0
=008  860710i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 86004209
=035  \\$aCAS7874NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRC552.E18
=150  \\$aEating disorders
=450  \\$aDisorders of eating
=450  \\$aEating disturbances
=450  \\$aEating dysfunctions
=450  \\$aEating, Pathological
=450  \\$aPathological eating
=550  \\$wg$aAppetite disorders
=550  \\$wg$aPsychology, Pathological
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Levine, M.P. How schools can combat student eating disorders, c1986.
=670  \\$aDSM III.
=670  \\$aKaplan psych.: pp. 1731-1736$b(.."include anorexia nervosa, bulimia, pica and rumination.  They are characterized by a conspicuous disturbance in eating behavior. The eating disorders must be distinguished from peculiar eating behavior in patients with somatization disorders, affective disorders, and schizophrenic disorders.")
=670  \\$aMESH$b(see Appetite disorders)
=670  \\$aCampbell psych. dict. 5th ed.
=670  \\$aForfar Textbk. paediatrics$b(Eating disturbances)
=670  \\$aPhone call to Dr. Goldstein (M.D.) Georgetown Med. School Dept. Psychiatry, 6/9/86$b(confirmed that, indeed, Appetite disorders are different from Eating disorders; the former being symptoms of organic disorders, pshchological disorders or psychosocial disorders, and the latter being a category of mental disorders. For example, appetite disorders are found in mental depression patients as well as some cancer patients.)
=675  \\$aNIH;$aGould's med. dict.;$aDorland's med. dict.;$aStedman's med. dict.;$aCecil's Textbk. med.;$aAPA psych. glossary 5th ed.;$aWHO glossary ment. disorders 8th ed.
=680  \\$iHere are entered works on gross disturbances in eating behavior as a subclass of mental disorders. Works on appetite disturbances as symptoms of organic, psychological or psychosocial disorders are entered under$aAppetite disorders.
=681  \\$iNote under$aAppetite disorders
=750  \2$aFeeding and Eating Disorders$5IEN$0(DNLM)D001068
=750  \2$iNarrower mapping$aOrthorexia Nervosa$0(DNLM)D000088102$4NM$5IEN-M
=930  \\$aLCSH Mapping GN 2025/02/07

=LDR  00831cz  a2200277n  4500
=001  9880362677102441
=005  20120730164127.0
=008  860710||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 86004183 
=035  \\$aCAS7849NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aThird molars
=450  \\$aDens sapiens
=450  \\$aDens serotinus
=450  \\$aTeeth, Wisdom
=450  \\$aWisdom teeth
=550  \\$wg$aMolars
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Koerner, K.R. Clinical procedures for third molar surgery, c1986.
=670  \\$aDorland's med. dict.
=670  \\$aStedman's med. dict.
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Molar, Third)
=670  \\$aJablonski Ill. dict. dentistry, 1982$b(under Tooth and Molar)
=670  \\$aWeb. 3$b(wisdom tooth)
=675  \\$aGould's med. dict.
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/12/90
=750  \2$aMolar, Third$5IEN$0(DNLM)D008964

=LDR  00762cz  a2200241n  4500
=001  9880362677202441
=005  20130515141323.0
=008  860709i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 86004170 
=035  \\$aCAS7836NU
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aSmokeless tobacco
=450  \\$aChewing tobacco
=450  \\$aOral tobacco
=450  \\$aTobacco, Smokeless$5IEN
=550  \\$wg$aTobacco products
=550  \\$aTobacco chewing
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Smokeless tobacco, it can snuff you out [motion picture] 1986.
=670  \\$aMESH.
=670  \\$aLC database, May 23, 1986.
=670  \\$aHennepin.
=675  \\$aWeb. 3;$aDorland's med. dict.;$aStedman's med. dict.;$aGould's med. dict.;$aNIH
=750  \2$aTobacco, Smokeless$5IEN$0(DNLM)D014030

=LDR  01568cz  a2200289n  4500
=001  9880362677302441
=005  20120730164127.0
=008  860709i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 86004126 
=035  \\$aCAS7794NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=150  \\$aOcclusal adjustment
=450  \\$aAdjustment, Occlusal
=450  \\$aEquilibration, Occlusal
=450  \\$aGrinding of occlusal tooth surfaces, Selective
=450  \\$aOcclusal equilibration
=450  \\$aSelective grinding of occlusal tooth surfaces
=450  \\$aTeeth$xGrinding of occlusal surfaces, Selective
=550  \\$wg$aMalocclusion$xTreatment
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Solnit, A. Occlusal correction by selective grinding, 1986.
=670  \\$aJablonski's Ill. dict. dentistry, 1982$b(under both Grinding and Adjustment: "...selective grinding of occlusal surfaces of the teeth in an effort to eliminate premature contacts and occlusal interferences; to establish optimal masticatory effectiveness, stable occlusal relationships, direction of main occlusal forces, and efficient multidirectional patterns, to improve functional relations and to induce physiologic stimulation of the masticatory system; to eliminate trauma...abnormal muscle tension, bruxism and associated pain...etc.")
=670  \\$aDorland's med. dict.$b(under Adjustment)
=670  \\$aGould's med. dict.$b(under Occlusal)
=670  \\$aStedman's med. dict.$b(under Adjustment)
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Occlusal equilibration see Dental occlusion, Balanced)
=675  \\$aNIH
=750  \2$aOcclusal Adjustment$5IEN$0(DNLM)D019558

=LDR  00758cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880362677402441
=005  20070420150425.0
=008  860708i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 86004097 
=035  \\$aCAS7767NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRC632.H92
=150  \\$aHypolipoproteinemia
=450  \\$aHypobetalipoproteinemia
=450  \\$aLipoprotein deficiency syndromes
=450  \\$aTangier disease
=550  \\$wg$aBlood lipoproteins$xMetabolism$xDisorders
=670  \\$aWork cat.: International Conference on Lipoprotein Deficiency Syndromes (1985 : Vancouver, B.C.). Lipoprotein deficiency syndromes, c1986.
=670  \\$aMESH.
=670  \\$aNIH.
=670  \\$aDorland's med. dict.
=750  \2$aHypolipoproteinemias$0(DNLM)D007009$5IEN

=LDR  00790cz  a2200265n  4500
=001  9880362928202441
=005  20120730164226.0
=008  880604i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 88003413 
=035  \\$aCAX2454LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQK495.L52$cBotany
=150  \\$aCaragana
=450  \\$aPea shrubs
=450  \\$aPea trees
=450  \\$aPeashrubs
=450  \\$aPeatrees
=550  \\$wg$aLegumes
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Blackmore, D.G. Caragana arborescens Lam. for afforestation of oil sands reclamation sites, 1982.
=670  \\$aWeb. 3.
=670  \\$aHortus 3$b(Caragana; sy: pea tree, pea shrub)
=670  \\$aInd. nom. gen. (plant.)
=670  \\$aEngler Syl. Pflanz.
=670  \\$aSPN$b(Caragana; sy: Peashrub)
=750  \2$aCaragana$5IEN$0(DNLM)D032602

=LDR  00916cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880362928302441
=005  20050623094351.0
=008  991103i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\c
=010  \\$ash 88003411 
=035  \\$aCAX2452LC
=035  \\$aSH 88003411
=040  \\$aNLA$cDLC$dWaU
=053  \0$aQL737.M386$cZoology
=150  \\$aPotoroidae
=450  \\$aRat-kangaroos
=550  \\$wg$aDiprotodontia
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Archer, M. The kangaroo, 1985:$bp. 256.
=670  \\$aComplete book of Australian mammals, 1983:$bpp. 177-178.
=670  \\$aMammal species of the world, 1993$bp. 48 (Family Potoroidae, Order Diprotodontia)
=670  \\$aITIS, Oct. 8, 1999$b(Potoroidae, order Diprotodontia)
=675  \\$aSyn. liv. org.;$aCorbet world mam.;$aWalker mam. world;$aRide, W.D.L. A guide to the native mammals of Australia, 1970;$aMoffat, A. Handbook of Australian animals, 1985
=750  \2$aPotoroidae$0(DNLM)D048328$5IEN

=LDR  00824cz  a2200253n  4500
=001  9880362928402441
=005  20120730164226.0
=008  880603i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 88003406 
=035  \\$aCAX2447NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aBioavailability
=360  \\$isubdivision$aBioavailability$iunder individual chemicals and groups of chemicals, e.g.$aCopper--Bioavailability
=450  \\$aAvailability, Biological
=450  \\$aBiological availability
=450  \\$aPhysiologic availability
=450  \\$aPhysiological availability
=550  \\$wg$aBiochemistry
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Trace element speciation, 1989.
=670  \\$aDorland's med. dict.
=670  \\$aStedman's med. dict.
=670  \\$aMESH.
=690  \\$ar:AMD:6/12/90
=750  \2$aBiological Availability$5IEN$0(DNLM)D001682

=LDR  00426cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362928502441
=005  20120730164226.0
=008  880603i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 88003398 
=035  \\$aCAX2439NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aSF797
=150  \\$aRabies in animals
=550  \\$wg$aVeterinary virology
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Rabies, c1988.
=750  \2$aRabies$xveterinary$5IEN$0(DNLM)D011818Q000662

=LDR  00471cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362928602441
=005  20120730164226.0
=008  880603i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 88003397 
=035  \\$aCAX2438NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aRabies virus
=550  \\$wg$aRhabdoviruses
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Rabies, c1988.
=670  \\$aMESH.
=670  \\$aStedman's med. dict.
=670  \\$aDorland's med. dict.
=750  \2$aRabies virus$5IEN$0(DNLM)D011820

=LDR  00836cz  a2200253n  4500
=001  9880362928702441
=005  20120730164226.0
=008  880602i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 88003386 
=035  \\$aCAX2429NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQP110.V38
=150  \\$aVascular resistance
=450  \\$aArterial resistance
=450  \\$aArteries$xResistance
=450  \\$aBlood-vessels$xResistance
=450  \\$aResistance, Vascular
=550  \\$wg$aBlood-vessels$xPhysiology
=550  \\$aBlood pressure
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Second Internatl. Symp. on the Resistance Arteries, Jan. 12-15, 1988.
=670  \\$aMESH.
=670  \\$aIntl. dict. of med. and biol.$b(Resistance: vascular resistance)
=670  \\$aNIH$b(Cardiovascular function, vascular resistance)
=750  \2$aVascular Resistance$5IEN$0(DNLM)D014655

=LDR  00693cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362928802441
=005  20121023153139.0
=008  880602i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 88003375 
=035  \\$aCAX2419NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dWaU
=053  \0$aQD181.L2$cGeneral and inorganic chemistry
=053  \0$aQD412.L2$cOrganometallic chemistry
=053  \0$aTP245.L2$cChemical technology
=150  \\$aLanthanum compounds
=550  \\$wg$aTransition metal compounds
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Vysoko�effektivny�i �emitter �elektronov na osnove geksaborida lantana, 1987.
=670  \\$aSynthesis of lanthanide and actinide compounds, 1990.
=750  \2$aLanthanum$5IEN$0(DNLM)D007811

=LDR  01231cz  a2200289n  4500
=001  9880362928902441
=005  20120730164222.0
=008  880418i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 88002315 
=035  \\$aCAW5783NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aQD96.I5$cGeneral qualitative and quantitative analysis
=053  \\$aQD272.S6$cOrganic analysis
=053  \\$aTX547.2.I53$cFood analysis
=150  \\$aNear infrared spectroscopy
=450  \\$aNear infrared spectrometry
=450  \\$aNear infrared spectrophotometry
=450  \\$aNIR spectroscopy
=450  \\$aSpectrometry, Near infrared
=450  \\$aSpectrophotometry, Near infrared
=550  \\$wg$aInfrared spectroscopy
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Near-infrared technology in the agricultural and food industries, c1987.
=670  \\$aOsborne, B.G. Near infrared spectroscopy in food analysis, 1986:$bp. iv (near infrared (NIR) spectroscopy)
=670  \\$aMcGraw-Hill dict. sci. tech.$b(near infrared spectrophotometry)
=670  \\$aASTI:$bunder Spectrum, Infrared (near infrared spectrometry)
=675  \\$aLC database, April 7, 1988;$aChem. abst.;$aHackh chem. dict.;$aHawley chem. dict.;$aWeb. 3
=750  \2$aSpectroscopy, Near-Infrared$5IEN$0(DNLM)D019265

=LDR  00913cz  a2200253n  4500
=001  9880362929002441
=005  20120730164222.0
=008  880415i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 88002287 
=035  \\$aCAW5761NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \\$aBF697$bBF697.5$cPsychology
=053  \\$aRC489.S43$cPsychotherapy
=150  \\$aSelf psychology
=550  \\$wg$aPsychology
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Detrick, D. Self psychology ... 1989.
=670  \\$aBaker encycl. psych.
=670  \\$aChaplin dict. psych.
=670  \\$aDict. psych. terms.
=670  \\$aDrever dict. psych.$b(Self-psychology)
=670  \\$aHarriman handbk. psych. terms$b(Self-psychology)
=670  \\$aPeng. dict. psych.
=675  \\$aEvans psych.;$aEysenck encyc. psych.;$aHarriman encyc. dict.;$aHarr�e & Lamb encyc. dict. psych.;$aOx. comp. to the mind;$aPsych. abst.;$aPsych. alm.
=750  \2$aSelf Psychology$5IEN$0(DNLM)D019455

=LDR  00933cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362929102441
=005  20120730164222.0
=008  880415i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 88002286 
=035  \\$aCAW5760NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aHolistic nursing
=550  \\$wg$aNursing
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Holistic nursing : a handbook for practice, 1988.
=670  \\$aLC data base, 4/14/88$b(Holistic nursing; ... nursing, a holistic approach)
=670  \\$aMosby's med. & nursing dict.$b(Holistic health care: a system of comprehensive or total patient care that considers the physical, emotional, social, economic, and spiritual needs of the person, the response to illness, and the impact of the illness on the person's ability to meet self-care needs. Holistic nursing is the modern nursing practice that expresses this philosophy of care)
=675  \\$aMESH;$aNIH
=750  \2$aHolistic Nursing$5IEN$0(DNLM)D018939

=LDR  00652cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880362929202441
=005  20120730164221.0
=008  880414i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 88002246 
=035  \\$aCAW5722NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRC268.7.A44$cCarcinogens
=150  \\$aAlkylating agents
=550  \\$wg$aCarcinogens
=550  \\$wg$aChemical tests and reagents
=550  \\$wg$aMutagens
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Carcinogenicity of alkylating cytostatic drugs, 1986.
=670  \\$aMESH.
=670  \\$aChem. abst.
=670  \\$aGoodman. Pharmacological basis of therapeutics.
=750  \2$aAlkylating Agents$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000477

=LDR  01077cz  a2200289n  4500
=001  9880362929302441
=005  20120730164221.0
=008  880330i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 88001876 
=035  \\$aCAW5577NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aRD33.7
=150  \\$aOperative ultrasonography
=450  \\$aInterventional sonography
=450  \\$aInterventional ultrasonography
=450  \\$aInterventional ultrasound
=450  \\$aIntraoperative ultrasonography
=450  \\$aOperative sonography
=450  \\$aOperative ultrasound
=450  \\$aSurgical ultrasonography
=550  \\$wg$aDiagnostic ultrasonic imaging
=550  \\$wg$aUltrasonics in surgery
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Operative ultrasonography during hepatobiliary and pancreatic surgery, 1988.
=670  \\$aSigel, B. Operative ultrasonography, 1982.
=670  \\$aLC data base, 3/28/88$b(Operative ultrasonography; operative ultrasound; intraoperative ultrasonography; interventional ultrasound)
=675  \\$aMESH;$aNIH
=750  \2$aUltrasonography, Interventional$5IEN$0(DNLM)D018084

=LDR  00392cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362929402441
=005  20050926135954.0
=008  880419i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 88023383 
=035  \\$aCAW4218LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \\$aQL384.E2
=150  \\$aStrongylocentrotus purpuratus
=550  \\$wg$aStrongylocentrotus
=750  \2$aStrongylocentrotus purpuratus$0(DNLM)D047270$5IEN

=LDR  00683cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362929502441
=005  20050926135833.0
=008  880419i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 88023382 
=035  \\$aCAW4217LC
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh 88023382
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQL384.E2$cZoology
=150  \\$aStrongylocentrotus
=550  \\$wg$aStrongylocentrotidae
=670  \\$aITIS search, Feb. 13, 2002$b(Strongylocentrotus, genus in family Strongylocentrotidae; synonyms: none)
=670  \\$aEncyc. of marine invertebrates, 1982:$bp. 637 (Strongylocentrotus is a common East Pacific genus of heavily spined sea urchins.)
=750  \2$aStrongylocentrotus$0(DNLM)D047269$5IEN

=LDR  00353cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362929602441
=005  20120730164221.0
=008  880415i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 88023366 
=035  \\$aCAW4203NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQR82.P78
=150  \\$aZoogloea
=550  \\$wg$aPseudomonadaceae
=750  \2$aZoogloea$5IEN$0(DNLM)D015045

=LDR  00567cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362929702441
=005  20120730164221.0
=008  880415i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 88023365 
=035  \\$aCAW4202NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQR82.E6$cBacteriology
=053  \\$aQR201.P75$cPathogen
=150  \\$aYersinia pseudotuberculosis
=450  \\$aBacillus pseudotuberculosis
=450  \\$aPasteurella pseudotuberculosis
=450  \\$aShigella pseudotuberculosis
=550  \\$wg$aYersinia
=750  \2$aYersinia pseudotuberculosis$5IEN$0(DNLM)D015011

=LDR  00541cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362929802441
=005  20120730164221.0
=008  880415i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 88023364 
=035  \\$aCAW4201NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQR82.E6$cBacteriology
=053  \\$aQR201.P5$cPathogen
=150  \\$aYersinia pestis
=450  \\$aBacillus pestis
=450  \\$aBacterium pestis
=450  \\$aPasteurella pestis
=450  \\$aPestisella pestis
=550  \\$wg$aYersinia
=750  \2$aYersinia pestis$5IEN$0(DNLM)D015010

=LDR  00410cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362929902441
=005  20120730164221.0
=008  880415i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 88023363 
=035  \\$aCAW4200NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQR82.E6$cBacteriology
=053  \\$aQR201.Y45$cPathogens
=150  \\$aYersinia
=550  \\$wg$aEnterobacteriaceae
=750  \2$aYersinia$5IEN$0(DNLM)D015007

=LDR  00493cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362930002441
=005  20120730164221.0
=008  880415i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 88023360 
=035  \\$aCAW4197NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQR82.V53
=150  \\$aVibrionaceae
=550  \\$wg$aGram-negative bacteria
=670  \\$aBergey's manual of systematic bacteriology, 1984:$bp. 516 (family Vibronaceae Vernon 1965, type genus Vibrio)
=750  \2$aVibrionaceae$5IEN$0(DNLM)D014737

=LDR  00428cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362930102441
=005  20111213142324.0
=008  880415i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 88023359 
=035  \\$aCAW4196LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \\$aQR82.V53
=150  \\$aVibrio fischeri
=450  \\$aAchromobacter fischeri
=450  \\$aVibrio noctiluca
=550  \\$wg$aVibrio
=750  \2$aAliivibrio fischeri$0(DNLM)D048908$5IEN

=LDR  00377cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362930202441
=005  20110121092613.0
=008  930224i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 88023357 
=035  \\$aCAW4194NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQR82.V4
=150  \\$aVeillonellaceae
=550  \\$wg$aGram-negative bacteria
=750  \2$aVeillonellaceae$0(DNLM)D045854$5IEN

=LDR  00357cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362930302441
=005  20120730164221.0
=008  880415i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 88023355 
=035  \\$aCAW4192NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQR82.V4
=150  \\$aVeillonella
=550  \\$wg$aVeillonellaceae
=750  \2$aVeillonella$5IEN$0(DNLM)D014678

=LDR  00434cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362930402441
=005  20120730164221.0
=008  880415i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 88023353 
=035  \\$aCAW4190NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQR82.S7
=150  \\$aTreponema pallidum
=450  \\$aReiter treponeme
=450  \\$aSpirochaeta pallida
=550  \\$wg$aTreponema
=750  \2$aTreponema pallidum$5IEN$0(DNLM)D014210

=LDR  00410cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362930502441
=005  20120730164221.0
=008  880415i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 88023352 
=035  \\$aCAW4189NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQR82.S7
=150  \\$aTreponema
=450  \\$aMicrospironema
=450  \\$aSpironema
=550  \\$wg$aSpirochaetaceae
=750  \2$aTreponema$5IEN$0(DNLM)D014208

=LDR  00385cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362930602441
=005  20130405164551.0
=008  880415i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 88023350 
=035  \\$aCAW4187NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQR82.Z9
=150  \\$aThiobacillus thiooxidans
=550  \\$wg$aThiobacillus
=750  \2$aAcidithiobacillus thiooxidans$5IEN$0(DNLM)D013856

=LDR  00705cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362930702441
=005  20120730164221.0
=008  880415i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 88023348 
=035  \\$aCAW4185NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQR82.Z9
=150  \\$aThiobacillus
=450  \\$aSulfomonas
=550  \\$wg$aGram-negative bacteria
=550  \\$wg$aSulfur bacteria
=670  \\$aMeSH browser, June 5, 2007$b(Thiobacillus. Scope note: A genus of gram-negative, rod-shaped bacteria that derives energy from the oxidation of one or more reduced sulfur compounds. Many former species have been reclassified to other classes of Proteobacteria.)
=750  \2$aThiobacillus$5IEN$0(DNLM)D013855

=LDR  00408cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362930802441
=005  20120730164221.0
=008  880415i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 88023345 
=035  \\$aCAW4182NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQR82.S8
=150  \\$aStreptomyces griseus
=450  \\$aActinomyces griseus
=550  \\$wg$aStreptomyces
=750  \2$aStreptomyces griseus$5IEN$0(DNLM)D013305

=LDR  00373cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362930902441
=005  20050926135318.0
=008  880415i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 88023344 
=035  \\$aCAW4181LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \\$aQR82.S8
=150  \\$aStreptomyces coelicolor
=550  \\$wg$aStreptomyces
=750  \2$aStreptomyces coelicolor$0(DNLM)D048372$5IEN

=LDR  00382cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362931002441
=005  20120730164221.0
=008  880415i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 88023343 
=035  \\$aCAW4180NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQR82.S8
=150  \\$aStreptomyces aureofaciens
=550  \\$wg$aStreptomyces
=750  \2$aStreptomyces aureofaciens$5IEN$0(DNLM)D013304

=LDR  00405cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362931102441
=005  20120730164220.0
=008  930224i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 88023341 
=035  \\$aCAW4178NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQR82.Z9
=150  \\$aStreptobacillus
=450  \\$aHaverhillia
=550  \\$wg$aGram-negative bacteria
=750  \2$aStreptobacillus$5IEN$0(DNLM)D013288

=LDR  00357cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362931202441
=005  20120730164220.0
=008  880415i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 88023340 
=035  \\$aCAW4177NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQR82.S7
=150  \\$aSpirochaeta
=550  \\$wg$aSpirochaetaceae
=750  \2$aSpirochaeta$5IEN$0(DNLM)D013142

=LDR  00350cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362931302441
=005  20120730164220.0
=008  880412i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 88023338 
=035  \\$aCAW4175NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQR82.S6
=150  \\$aSpirillum
=550  \\$wg$aSpirillaceae
=750  \2$aSpirillum$5IEN$0(DNLM)D013139

=LDR  01111cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362931402441
=005  20040823090254.0
=008  880412i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 88023337 $zsh 85126731 
=035  \\$aCAW4174NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQR82.Z9
=150  \\$aSpirillaceae
=550  \\$wg$aBacteria
=670  \\$aBergey's manual of systematic bacteriology, 1984:$bp. 71 ("In the 8th ed. of Bergey's manual, 2 genera, Spirillum (now divided into 3 genera, Spirillum, Aquaspirillum, and Oceanospirillum) and Capylobacter, were included in the family Spirillaceae Ehrenberg 1832. This was merely a family of convenience, since the genetic relationships between these genera were unknown...From a purely practical point of view, it is difficult to decide which genera should presently be included in the family.)
=670  \\$aSingleton, P. Dict. of microbiol. & mol. biol., 1993 (Spirillaceae: a family of bacteria which formerly included the genera Campylobacter and Spirillum but which has been abandoned pending further taxonomic studies.)
=750  \2$aSpirillaceae$0(DNLM)D043167$5IEN

=LDR  00374cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362931502441
=005  20040823085651.0
=008  880412i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 88023335 
=035  \\$aCAW4172NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \\$aQR82.Z9
=150  \\$aSphaerotilus
=450  \\$aCladothrix
=550  \\$wg$aBacteria
=750  \2$aSphaerotilus$0(DNLM)D042744$5IEN

=LDR  00403cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362931602441
=005  20120730164220.0
=008  880412i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 88023334 
=035  \\$aCAW4171NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQR82.E6
=150  \\$aShigella flexneri
=450  \\$aShigella paradysenteriae
=550  \\$wg$aShigella
=750  \2$aShigella Flexneri$5IEN$0(DNLM)D012763

=LDR  00403cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362931702441
=005  20120730164220.0
=008  880412i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 88023333 
=035  \\$aCAW4170NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQR82.E6$cBacteriology
=053  \\$aQR201.D9$cPathogen
=150  \\$aShigella
=550  \\$wg$aEnterobacteriaceae
=750  \2$aShigella$5IEN$0(DNLM)D012760

=LDR  00452cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362931802441
=005  20120730164220.0
=008  880412i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 88023332 
=035  \\$aCAW4169NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQR82.E6$cBacteriology
=053  \\$aQR201.S47$cPathogen
=150  \\$aSerratia marcescens
=450  \\$aBacillus marcescens
=550  \\$wg$aSerratia
=750  \2$aSerratia Marcescens$5IEN$0(DNLM)D012706

=LDR  00474cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362931902441
=005  20120730164220.0
=008  880412i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 88023330 
=035  \\$aCAW4167NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQR82.E6$cBacteriology
=053  \\$aQR201.T9$cPathogen
=150  \\$aSalmonella typhi
=450  \\$aBacillus typhi
=450  \\$aBacterium typhi
=550  \\$wg$aSalmonella
=750  \2$aSalmonella typhi$5IEN$0(DNLM)D012485

=LDR  00461cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362932002441
=005  20120730164220.0
=008  880412i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 88023325 
=035  \\$aCAW4162NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQR82.E6$cBacteriology
=053  \\$aQR201.S25$cPathogen
=150  \\$aSalmonella enteritidis
=450  \\$aBacillus enteritidis
=550  \\$wg$aSalmonella
=750  \2$aSalmonella Enteritidis$5IEN$0(DNLM)D012477

=LDR  00369cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362932102441
=005  20120730164220.0
=008  880412i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 88023321 
=035  \\$aCAW4158NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQR353.5.R5
=150  \\$aRickettsiaceae
=550  \\$wg$aRickettsiales
=750  \2$aRickettsiaceae$5IEN$0(DNLM)D012287

=LDR  00455cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362932202441
=005  20120730164220.0
=008  880412i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 88023320 
=035  \\$aCAW4157NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \0$aQR82.R52
=150  \\$aRickettsia tsutsugamushi
=450  \\$aRickettsia orientalis
=450  \\$aTheileria tsutsugamushi
=550  \\$wg$aRickettsia
=750  \2$aOrientia tsutsugamushi$5IEN$0(DNLM)D012285

=LDR  00554cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362932302441
=005  20120730164220.0
=008  880412i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 88023319 
=035  \\$aCAW4156NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQR82.R46
=150  \\$aRhodospirillum rubrum
=450  \\$aRhodospirillum giganteum
=450  \\$aRhodospirillum gracile
=450  \\$aRhodospirillum longum
=450  \\$aSprillum rubrum
=550  \\$wg$aRhodospirillum
=670  \\$aWk AFH5109
=750  \2$aRhodospirillum Rubrum$5IEN$0(DNLM)D012247

=LDR  00413cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362932402441
=005  20120730164220.0
=008  880502i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 88023318 
=035  \\$a(OCoLC)02264420
=035  \\$aCAW4155NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQR82.R47
=150  \\$aRhodospirillales
=550  \\$wg$aPhotosynthetic bacteria
=750  \2$aRhodospirillales$5IEN$0(DNLM)D012245

=LDR  00375cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362932502441
=005  20120730164220.0
=008  880412i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 88023317 
=035  \\$aCAW4154NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQR82.R45
=150  \\$aRhizobium meliloti
=550  \\$wg$aRhizobium
=750  \2$aSinorhizobium meliloti$5IEN$0(DNLM)D016962

=LDR  00376cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362932602441
=005  20120730164220.0
=008  880412i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 88023316 
=035  \\$aCAW4153NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQR82.R45
=150  \\$aRhizobium leguminosarum
=550  \\$wg$aRhizobium
=750  \2$aRhizobium leguminosarum$5IEN$0(DNLM)D016961

=LDR  00428cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362932702441
=005  20040723082718.0
=008  880412i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 88023314 
=035  \\$aCAW4151LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQR82.P78$cMicrobiology
=053  \0$aSB741.P76$cPlant pathogen
=150  \\$aPseudomonas syringae
=550  \\$wg$aPseudomonas
=750  \2$aPseudomonas syringae$0(DNLM)D044224$5IEN

=LDR  00559cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362932802441
=005  20120730164220.0
=008  880412i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 88023309 
=035  \\$aCAW4148LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aQR82.P78$cBacteriology
=053  \\$aQR201.G5$cPathogen
=150  \\$aPseudomonas mallei
=450  \\$aActinobacillus mallei
=450  \\$aBacillus mallei
=450  \\$aMalleomyces mallei
=450  \\$aPfeifferella mallei
=550  \\$wg$aPseudomonas
=750  \2$aBurkholderia mallei$5IEN$0(DNLM)D042726

=LDR  00472cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362932902441
=005  20120730164220.0
=008  880412i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 88023306 
=035  \\$aCAW4145LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \0$aQR82.E6
=150  \\$aProteus morganii
=450  \\$aBacillus morgani
=450  \\$aMorganella morganii
=450  \\$aSalmonella morgani
=550  \\$wg$aProteus (Bacteria)
=750  \2$aMorganella morganii$5IEN$0(DNLM)D020613

=LDR  00396cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362933002441
=005  20120730164219.0
=008  880412i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 88023305 
=035  \\$aCAW4144NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQR82.E6
=150  \\$aProteus (Bacteria)
=450  \\$aLiquidobacterium
=550  \\$wg$aEnterobacteriaceae
=750  \2$aProteus$5IEN$0(DNLM)D011511

=LDR  00521cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362933102441
=005  20120730164219.0
=008  880412i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 88023304 
=035  \\$aCAW4143NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQR82.P7
=150  \\$aPropionibacterium acnes
=450  \\$aBacillus acnes
=450  \\$aCorynebacterium acnes
=450  \\$aCorynebacterium parvum
=550  \\$wg$aPropionibacterium
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/19/90
=750  \2$aPropionibacterium acnes$5IEN$0(DNLM)D011425

=LDR  00404cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362933202441
=005  20120730164219.0
=008  880412i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 88023303 
=035  \\$aCAW4142NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQR82.P7
=150  \\$aPropionibacterium
=550  \\$wg$aPropionibacteriaceae
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/19/90
=750  \2$aPropionibacterium$5IEN$0(DNLM)D011424

=LDR  00427cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362933302441
=005  20120730164219.0
=008  930224i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 88023302 
=035  \\$aCAW4141NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQR82.P7
=150  \\$aPropionibacteriaceae
=450  \\$aPropionic acid bacteria
=550  \\$wg$aGram-positive bacteria
=750  \2$aPropionibacteriaceae$5IEN$0(DNLM)D011423

=LDR  00446cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362933402441
=005  20120730164219.0
=008  880412i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 88023300 
=035  \\$aCAW4139NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQR82.V53
=150  \\$aPhotobacterium
=450  \\$aPhotobacter
=450  \\$aPhotomonas
=550  \\$wg$aVibrionaceae
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/18/90
=750  \2$aPhotobacterium$5IEN$0(DNLM)D010776

=LDR  00387cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362933502441
=005  20120730164219.0
=008  880412i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 88023298 
=035  \\$aCAW4137NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQR82.P47
=150  \\$aPeptococcus
=550  \\$wg$aPeptococcaceae
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/17/90
=750  \2$aPeptococcus$5IEN$0(DNLM)D010460

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=001  9880362933602441
=005  20120730164219.0
=008  930224i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 88023297 
=035  \\$aCAW4136NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQR82.P47
=150  \\$aPeptococcaceae
=550  \\$wg$aGram-positive bacteria
=750  \2$aPeptococcaceae$5IEN$0(DNLM)D010459

=LDR  00410cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362933702441
=005  20120730164219.0
=008  880412i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 88023296 
=035  \\$aCAW4135NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQR82.P25
=150  \\$aPasteurella multocida
=450  \\$aPasteurella septica
=550  \\$wg$aPasteurella
=750  \2$aPasteurella multocida$5IEN$0(DNLM)D016979

=LDR  00835cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362933802441
=005  20120730164219.0
=008  880412i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 88023295 
=035  \\$aCAW4134LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dOrCS$dDLC
=053  \0$aQR353.5.R5
=150  \\$aNeorickettsia
=550  \\$wg$aRickettsiaceae
=550  \\$aSalmon poisoning disease
=670  \\$aWashington State University College of Veterinary Medicine, Salmon Poisoning Disease, accessed Feb. 11, 2011$b(Salmon Poisoning Disease; a potentially fatal condition seen in dogs that eat certain types of raw fish; Salmon can be infected with a parasite called Nanophyetus salmincola; the danger occurs when the parasite itself is infected with a rickettsial organism called Neorickettsia helminthoeca)
=750  \2$aNeorickettsia$5IEN$0(DNLM)D041102

=LDR  00385cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362933902441
=005  20120730164217.0
=008  880404i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 88023213 
=035  \\$aCAW4054NU
=035  \\$ash 88023213
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dWaPS
=053  \\$aQR353.5.A5
=150  \\$aAnaplasma
=550  \\$wg$aAnaplasmataceae
=750  \2$aAnaplasma$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000709

=LDR  00563cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362934002441
=005  20120730164217.0
=008  931025i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 88023212 $zsh 93006355 
=035  \\$aCAW4053NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQR82.Z9
=150  \\$aAlcaligenes
=450  \\$aAlchromobacter
=550  \\$wg$aGram-negative bacteria
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Alcaligenes)
=670  \\$aBergey's man. determinative bacteriology:$bv. 1, p. 370.
=670  \\$aSingleton. dict. micro.
=750  \2$aAlcaligenes$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000421

=LDR  00501cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362934102441
=005  20120103161729.0
=008  880404i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 88023211 
=035  \\$aCAW4052NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQR82.R45
=150  \\$aAgrobacterium tumefaciens
=450  \\$aBacterium tumefaciens
=450  \\$aPhytomonas tumefaciens
=450  \\$aPseudomonas tumefaciens
=550  \\$wg$aAgrobacterium
=750  \2$aAgrobacterium tumefaciens$0(DNLM)D016960$5IEN

=LDR  00385cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362934202441
=005  20120202153604.0
=008  880404i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 88023209 
=035  \\$aCAW4050NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQR82.R45
=150  \\$aAgrobacterium
=450  \\$aPolymonas
=550  \\$wg$aRhizobiaceae
=750  \2$aAgrobacterium$0(DNLM)D060054$5IEN

=LDR  00511cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362934302441
=005  20120730164216.0
=008  920417i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 88023205 
=035  \\$aCAW4046NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQR82.A35$cBacteriology
=053  \\$aQR201.A2$cPathogen
=150  \\$aActinomyces
=450  \\$aNecrobacterium
=450  \\$wnne$aStreptothrix
=550  \\$wg$aActinomycetaceae
=670  \\$aGould med. dict.
=750  \2$aActinomyces$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000190

=LDR  00405cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362934402441
=005  20120730164216.0
=008  880404i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 88023204 
=035  \\$aCAW4045LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \\$aQR82.P78
=150  \\$aAcetobacter xylinum
=450  \\$aBacterium xylinum
=550  \\$wg$aAcetobacter
=750  \2$aGluconacetobacter xylinus$5IEN$0(DNLM)D041822

=LDR  00396cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362934502441
=005  20120730164216.0
=008  880404i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 88023203 
=035  \\$aCAW4044NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQR82.P78
=150  \\$aAcetobacter
=450  \\$aAcetic acid bacteria
=550  \\$wg$aPseudomonadaceae
=750  \2$aAcetobacter$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000091

=LDR  00921cz  a2200277n  4500
=001  9880362934602441
=005  20120730164216.0
=008  880408i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 88002082 
=035  \\$aCAW3940NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aThiourea
=450  \\$aSulfocarbamide
=450  \\$aSulfourea
=450  \\$wnnoa$aSulphourea$5IEN
=450  \\$aThiocarbamide
=550  \\$wg$aOrganosulfur compounds
=550  \\$wg$aUrea
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Eisele, J.A. Leaching gold and silver ores with sodium cyanide and thiourea ... 1988.
=670  \\$aGrant & Hackh's chem. dict.$b(thiourea: sulfourea, sulfocarbamide, thiocarbamide)
=670  \\$aHawley chem. dict.$b(thiourea, thiocarbamide)
=670  \\$aMerck.
=670  \\$aWeb. 3.
=670  \\$aChem. abst.$b(thiourea, CAS reg. no.: 62-56-6)
=670  \\$aMeSH browser, June 4, 2007$b(Thiourea)
=750  \2$aThiourea$5IEN$0(DNLM)D013890

=LDR  00688cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880362934702441
=005  20120730164216.0
=008  880406i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 88002051 
=035  \\$aCAW3914NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dWaU
=150  \\$aSodium iodide
=550  \\$wg$aIodides
=550  \\$wg$aSodium compounds
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Engineering and design properties of thallium-doped sodium iodide ... 1984.
=670  \\$aHackh chem. dict.
=670  \\$aHawley chem. dict.
=670  \\$aMerck.
=670  \\$aMcGraw-Hill dict. sci. tech.
=670  \\$aLC data base, 3/25/88$b(Sodium iodide)
=675  \\$aChem. abst.
=750  \2$aSodium Iodide$5IEN$0(DNLM)D012974

=LDR  00637cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362934802441
=005  20120730164216.0
=008  880401i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 88001936 
=035  \\$aCAW3878LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aBF724.3.C58
=150  \\$aCognition in adolescence
=550  \\$wg$aAdolescent psychology
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Commons, M. Beyond formal operations, 1984-1988.
=750  \2$81$wb$aCognition$5IEN$0(DNLM)D003071
=750  \2$81$wb$aAdolescent$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000293
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aCognition$iand$aAdolescent$5IEN

=LDR  00835cz  a2200253n  4500
=001  9880362934902441
=005  20120730164216.0
=008  880329i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 88001840 
=035  \\$aCAW3863NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRC271.A65
=150  \\$aAntineoplastic antibiotics
=450  \\$aAntibiotics, Antineoplastic$5IEN
=450  \\$aAnticancer antibiotics
=450  \\$aAntitumor antibiotics
=450  \\$aCytotoxic antibiotics
=550  \\$wg$aAntibiotics
=550  \\$wg$aAntineoplastic agents
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Remers, W.A. Chemistry of antitumor antibiotics, c1979.
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Antibiotics, Antineoplastic)
=670  \\$aNIH$b(Antibiotics, Antineoplastic antibiotics)
=675  \\$aDorland's med. dict.;$aWeb. 3
=750  \2$aAntibiotics, Antineoplastic$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000903

=LDR  00781cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880362935002441
=005  20120730164216.0
=008  880324i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 88001704 
=035  \\$aCAW3853NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aSF967.M78
=150  \\$aBovine viral diarrhea
=450  \\$aBVD (Disease)
=450  \\$aMucosal disease complex in cattle
=550  \\$wg$aMucosal diseases in cattle
=550  \\$wg$aViral diarrhea
=670  \\$aLC data base, 3/21/88$b(mucosal disease; bovine virus diarrhea)
=670  \\$aMerck vet.:$bp. 266 (bovine viral diarrhea; sy: BVD, mucosal-disease complex)
=670  \\$aEncyc. of animal care$b(bovine virus diarrhea/mucosal disease; BVD/MD)
=750  \2$aBovine Virus Diarrhea-Mucosal Disease$5IEN$0(DNLM)D001912

=LDR  01145cz  a2200253n  4500
=001  9880362935102441
=005  20120730164216.0
=008  880323i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 88001679 
=035  \\$aCAW3828NU
=035  \\$ash 88001679
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aQA76.9.U83
=150  \\$aUser interfaces (Computer systems)
=450  \\$aInterfaces, User (Computer systems)
=550  \\$wg$aHuman-machine systems
=550  \\$aHuman-computer interaction
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Technology Assessment and Management Conference. User interfaces, 1988.
=670  \\$aStandard glossary of computer terminology.
=670  \\$aLC data base, 03/16/88.
=675  \\$aComputer dict.;$aThesaurus of computing terms
=680  \\$iHere are entered works on the point at which a user interacts with a computer system, either directly through a terminal or indirectly through a data processing department. Works on the connections or links between two or more computer systems or devices are entered under$aComputer interfaces.
=681  \\$iNote under$aComputer interfaces
=750  \2$aUser-Computer Interface$5IEN-M$0(DNLM)D014584

=LDR  00782cz  a2200253n  4500
=001  9880362935202441
=005  20120730164216.0
=008  880322i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 88001636 
=035  \\$aCAW3790NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRC645.73
=150  \\$aMyelodysplastic syndromes
=450  \\$aBone marrow$xDysplasia
=450  \\$aDysmyelopoietic syndromes
=550  \\$wg$aBone marrow$xDiseases
=550  \\$wg$aDysplasia
=550  \\$wg$aSyndromes
=550  \\$aPreleukemia
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Kyoto Symposium on Myelodysplastic Syndromes : Pathophysiology and Treatment (1987) ... 1988.
=670  \\$aMESH$b(x Dysmyelopoietic syndromes)
=675  \\$aNIH
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/13/90
=750  \2$aMyelodysplastic Syndromes$5IEN$0(DNLM)D009190

=LDR  00619cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880362935302441
=005  20150216165514.0
=008  880316||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 88001527 
=035  \\$aCAW3692NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQP801.P686$cBiochemistry
=053  \\$aRM666.P88$cPharmacology
=150  \\$aPsoralens
=450  \\$aFurocoumarins
=550  \\$wg$aCoumarins
=550  \\$wg$aDNA probes
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Psoralen DNA photobiology, 1988.
=670  \\$aChem. abst.:$b66-97-7.
=670  \\$aMerck:$b7831.
=670  \\$aMESH.
=750  \2$aFurocoumarins$5IEN$0(DNLM)D011564

=LDR  00496cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362935402441
=005  20120730164215.0
=008  880315in\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 88001450 
=035  \\$aCAW3617NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \\$aQR405
=150  \\$aOrthopoxviruses
=550  \\$wg$aPoxviruses
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Fenner, F. The orthopoxviruses, 1988.
=670  \\$aThe viruses:$bp. 64.
=670  \\$aField's Virology:$bp. 661.
=750  \2$aOrthopoxvirus$5IEN$0(DNLM)D018155

=LDR  00655cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362935502441
=005  20120730164215.0
=008  880315in\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 88001448 
=035  \\$aCAW3615NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=150  \\$aInterpersonal relations in adolescence
=550  \\$wg$aAdolescent psychology
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Berndt, T. Peer relationships in child development, 1988.
=750  \2$81$wb$aInterpersonal Relations$5IEN$0(DNLM)D007398
=750  \2$81$wb$aAdolescent$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000293
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aInterpersonal Relations$iand$aAdolescent$5IEN

=LDR  00635cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880362935602441
=005  20080419121120.0
=008  880307||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 88001325 
=035  \\$aCAW3504NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQP552.U24
=150  \\$aUbiquitin
=450  \\$aHigh mobility protein 20
=450  \\$aHMP-20
=550  \\$wg$aProteins
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Ubiquitin, c1988.
=670  \\$aMESH.
=670  \\$aChem. abstr.
=675  \\$aNIH;$aDorland's med. dict.;$aStedman's med. dict.;$aBest & Taylor's  Physiol. principles of med. practice
=750  \2$aUbiquitin$0(DNLM)D025801$5IEN

=LDR  00564cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362935702441
=005  20060628132002.0
=008  880222i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 88001043 
=035  \\$aCAW3384NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQL430.7.V5$cZoology
=150  \\$aMercenaria
=550  \\$wg$aVeneridae
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Darling, W.S. Quahoging out of Rock Harbor, c1984$b(Venus mercenaria)
=670  \\$aSyn. liv. org.:$bv. I, p. 1151 (Mercenaria)
=670  \\$aWeb. 3:$bp. 1412 (Mercenaria)
=750  \2$aMercenaria$0(DNLM)D049891$5IEN

=LDR  00663cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362935802441
=005  20080327125002.0
=008  880222i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 88001035 
=035  \\$aCAW3376LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \\$aQR99.7.O82
=150  \\$aOscillatoria
=550  \\$wg$aOscillatoriaceae
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Caract�erisation et essais de restauration d'un �ecosyst�eme d�egrad�e : le lac de Nantua ... 1985.
=670  \\$aWeb. 3.
=670  \\$aBold algae:$bpp. 56-58.
=670  \\$aChapman, V.J. The algae, 1973:$bpp. 25-6.
=670  \\$aSyn. liv. org.:$bv. 1, p. 51.
=750  \2$aOscillatoria$0(DNLM)D054300$5IEN

=LDR  00874cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880362935902441
=005  20120730164215.0
=008  880218i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 88000956 
=035  \\$aCAW3343NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \\$aRJ486.6
=150  \\$aNeuropsychological tests for children
=550  \\$wg$aNeuropsychological tests
=550  \\$wg$aPediatric neuropsychology
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Neuropsychological assessment in clinical child psychology, 1988.
=670  \\$aNLM$b(Neuropsychological Tests--in infancy & childhood)
=675  \\$aNIH med. & health rel. sci. thesaur.;$aDorland's med. dict.
=750  \2$81$wb$aNeuropsychological Tests$5IEN$0(DNLM)D009483
=750  \2$81$wb$aChild$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002648
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aNeuropsychological Tests$iand$aChild$5IEN

=LDR  00892cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362936002441
=005  20120730164215.0
=008  020904i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85014451 $zsh 86007365 
=035  \\$aCAW3327NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dWaU
=053  \0$aQL737.U53$cZoology
=150  \\$aBison
=450  \\$aBisons
=550  \\$wg$aBovidae
=670  \\$aWeb. 3$b(bison, pl. bison or bisons: any of several large shaggy-maned usu. gregarious recent or extinct bovine mammals constituting the genus Bison.)
=670  \\$aMcKenna, M.C. Classification of mammals above the species level, 1997:$bp. 446 (Bison)
=670  \\$aMammal species of the world via WWW, Oct. 3, 2002$b(Bison, author H. Smith, 1827; a syn. of Bos according to Groves (1981))
=670  \\$aITIS, Oct. 3, 2002$b(Bison, Hamilton-Smith, 1827, invalid, valid name: Bos)
=750  \2$aBison$5IEN$0(DNLM)D016164

=LDR  00359cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362936102441
=005  20120730164215.0
=008  880328i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 88023200 
=035  \\$aCAW1767LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQK495.Z7$cBotany
=150  \\$aZosteraceae
=550  \\$wg$aHelobiae
=750  \2$aZosteraceae$5IEN$0(DNLM)D035962

=LDR  00342cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362936202441
=005  20120730164215.0
=008  880328i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 88023185 
=035  \\$aCAW1752NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \\$aQK495.V5
=150  \\$aViolaceae
=550  \\$wg$aViolales
=750  \2$aViolaceae$5IEN$0(DNLM)D029649

=LDR  00369cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362936302441
=005  20190726110757.0
=008  880328i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 88023184
=035  \\$aCAW1751LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \\$aQK495.G74
=150  \\$aVetiveria
=450  \\$aAnatherum
=550  \\$wg$aGrasses
=750  \2$aChrysopogon$0(DNLM)D049930$5IEN

=LDR  00988cz  a2200253n  4500
=001  9880362936402441
=005  20120730164215.0
=008  880328i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 88023182 
=035  \\$aCAW1749LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQK495.C74$c(Botany)
=053  \0$aSB351.V47$c(Vegetables)
=150  \\$aVernonia
=450  \\$aIronweed
=450  \\$aNdol�
=550  \\$wg$aCompositae
=670  \\$a93-242326: Njonga, B. La culture du Ndole, 1985:$bp. 4 (Toutes ces 4 esp�eces (Vernonia Calvoana, V. Pobegiuni, V. Colorata, V. Amygdalina) sont connues sous l'appellation de Ndol�e dans le langage courant.)
=670  \\$aWeb. 3$b(Vernonia, ironweed; ironweed, common name for five different plants)
=670  \\$aInd. nom. gen. (plant.)$b(Vernonia, Compositae)
=670  \\$aHortus 3$b(Vernonia Schreb., ironweed)
=670  \\$aEngler Syl. Pflanz.:$bv. 2, p. 486 (Vernonia)
=670  \\$aCAB thes.$b(Vernonia)
=750  \2$aVernonia$5IEN$0(DNLM)D035741

=LDR  01792cz  a2200325n  4500
=001  9880362936502441
=005  20170524132504.0
=008  031021i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 88023178
=035  \\$aCAW1745LC
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC$dWaU
=053  \0$aQK495.A83$cBotany
=072  \7$aH 1180$2lcsh
=150  \\$aDrimia
=450  \\$aGrass, Liverseed
=450  \\$aLiverseed grass
=450  \\$wnne$aUrginea
=450  \\$aUrginia
=550  \\$wg$aAsparagaceae
=670  \\$aWatson, L. The families of flowering plants, via WWW, Oct. 21, 2003$b(Urginea in Hyacinthaceae)
=670  \\$aGRIN taxonomy, via WWW, Oct. 21, 2003$b(Urginea Steinh. Sometimes included in: Drimia Jacq. ex Willd. Family: Hyacinthaceae. Also placed in: Liliaceae. Possible synonyms: Thuranthos, Urgineopsis)
=670  \\$aNCBI taxonomy browser, via WWW, Oct. 21, 2003$b(Urginea. Hyacinthaceae)
=670  \\$aMabberley, D.J. The plant-book, c1997$b(Urginea Steinh. = Drimia)
=670  \\$aITIS, Oct. 21, 2003$b(Urginea Steinh. -- liverseed grass. Liliaceae)
=670  \\$aNames in current use for extant plant genera, via WWW, Oct. 21, 2003$b(Urginea (Monocotyledones: Liliaceae))
=670  \\$aWiersema, J.H. World economic plants, c1999$b(Urginea Steinh. - Liliaceae (Hyacinthaceae))
=670  \\$aGRIN taxonomy for plants, July 18, 2013$b(Genus Urginea Steinh. Probable synonym of: Drimia Jacq. ex Willd. Family: Asparagaceae, subfamily Scilloideae, tribe Urgineeae. Also sometimes placed in: Hyacinthaceae, Liliaceae)
=670  \\$aITIS, July 18, 2013$b(Urginea Steinh. Taxonomic Rank: Genus. Common Name(s): liverseed grass. Accepted Name(s): Drimia Jacq. ex Willd. Family Asparagaceae)
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=001  9880362937502441
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=001  9880362937802441
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=670  \\$aRandom House$b(spirea: any of various plants or shrubs of genus Spiraea. Also, spiraea)
=670  \\$aBritannica Micro.:$bv. 9, p. 427 (spirea (Spiraea), common name and genus of about 100 species of shrubs)
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=001  9880362937902441
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=670  \\$aWiersema, J.H. World economic plants, c1999$b(Silene - campion, catchfly. Caryophyllaceae)
=670  \\$aMabberley, D.J. The plant-book, c1997$b(Silene. Caryophyllaceae. Incl. Cucubalus, Lychnis, Melandrium, Viscaria. Campion, catchfly)
=670  \\$aITIS, Jan. 9, 2003$b(Silene L. Common names: campion, catchfly, silene. Family Caryophyllaceae)
=670  \\$aVascular plant families and genera, via WWW, Jan. 9, 2003$b(Charesia E.A.Busch = Silene L.; Gastrocalyx Schischk. = Silene L.; Heliosperma Rchb. = Silene L.; Melandryum Rchb. = Silene L.; Schischkiniella Steenis = Silene L.; lists Viscaria as valid genus)
=670  \\$aGRIN taxonomy, via WWW, Jan. 9, 2003$b(Silene L. Caryophyllaceae. Common names: campion, catchfly. Synonyms: Behen, Gastrolychnis, Melandrium; probable synonym: Eudianthe; possible synonym: Cucubalus, Lychnis; lists Viscaria as syn. of Lychnis)
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=001  9880362938002441
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=035  \\$aCAW1671NU
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=001  9880362938102441
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=001  9880362798502441
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=001  9880362798602441
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=001  9880362798702441
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=670  \\$aGood housekeeping family guide to medications, 1980:$bpp. 106-109 (weight loss, medications for)
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=670  \\$aBrown, K. Is eradication of spartina from the South Island feasible?, 2013:$bp. 12 (weed eradication)
=670  \\$aWoldendorp, G. Weed eradication, c2004.
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=450  \\$aSeawater quality
=450  \\$aWater$xQuality
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=670  \\$aCardwell, R.D. Evaluation of water quality in south Puget Sound and Hood Canal in 1976, 1977:$babstr. (marine water quality; water quality) p. 1 (quality of the marine waters)
=670  \\$aWashington State marine water quality in 1996 and 1997, 1998.
=670  \\$aMarine water quality assessment, 1996.
=670  \\$aOCLC, Nov. 2, 2011$b(titles: Effect of seawater quality on biomass and hydrogen photoproduction by a marine blue-green alga Oscillatoria sp. Miami BG7; Microbial studies on seawater quality off Durban; Seawater quality and phytoplankton of inshore waters of Barbados)
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=550  \\$wg$aWater in the body
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=750  \2$aBody Water$5IEN$0(DNLM)D001834

=LDR  00612cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362807702441
=005  20120730164104.0
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=010  \\$ash 85145557 
=035  \\$aBZZ5463NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRJ399.W35
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=750  \2$81$wb$aChild$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002648
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=450  \\$aWater-electrolyte imbalance
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=450  \\$aTreatment of diseases
=450  \\$aTreatments for diseases
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=450  \\$aSystems, Therapeutic
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=550  \\$aIntegrative medicine
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=670  \\$aHennepin$b(Alternative medicine, x complementary medicine)
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=675  \\$aIAC
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=550  \\$aMilieu therapy
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=001  9880362838302441
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=450  \\$aDihydrodimethylpurinedione
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=550  \\$wg$aAlkaloids
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=750  \2$aTheophylline$5IEN$0(DNLM)D013806

=LDR  00700cz  a2200217n  4500
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=053  \0$aBR$bBX
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=550  \\$wg$aPersonality tests
=750  \2$aThematic Apperception Test$5IEN$0(DNLM)D013803

=LDR  00656cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880362838602441
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=035  \\$aBZY4529NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aSF809.T5
=150  \\$aTheileriosis
=450  \\$aTheileriasis
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=670  \\$aBiol. & agr. index$b(theileriasis)
=670  \\$aBlack's vet. dict.$b(theileriosis)
=670  \\$aDorland's med. dict.$b(theileriasis)
=670  \\$aMESH$b(theileriasis)
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=LDR  00349cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362838702441
=005  20120730164005.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85134520 
=035  \\$aBZY4426NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aQK495.T4
=150  \\$aTheaceae
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=LDR  00302cz  a2200121n  4500
=001  9880362838802441
=005  20120730164005.0
=008  860211\|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|n\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85134478 
=035  \\$aBZY4384NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
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=LDR  00374cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362838902441
=005  20120730164005.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|n\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85134474 
=035  \\$aBZY4380NU
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh 85134474
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQD181.T7
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=LDR  00413cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362839002441
=005  20120730164005.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85134473 
=035  \\$aBZY4379NU
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh 85134473
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQD181.T7
=150  \\$aThallium
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=LDR  00599cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880362839102441
=005  20120730164005.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85134471 
=035  \\$aBZY4377NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
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=450  \\$aDioxopiperidinylisoindoledione
=450  \\$aDioxopiperidylphthalimide
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=LDR  00572cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880362839202441
=005  20090430112508.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85134466 
=035  \\$aBZY4372NU
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=053  \\$aRC641.7.T5
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=LDR  00380cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362839302441
=005  20120730164005.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85134464 
=035  \\$aBZY4370NU
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=550  \\$wg$aDiencephalon
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=LDR  00699cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880362839402441
=005  20120730164005.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85134373 
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=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dWaU
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=670  \\$aPulling the threads together--, 1997:$bt.p. (textiles and clothing industry)
=750  \2$aTextile Industry$5IEN$0(DNLM)D013783

=LDR  00721cz  a2200265n  4500
=001  9880362839502441
=005  20120730164004.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85134321 
=035  \\$aBZY4227NU
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=550  \\$aTextile fibers
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=LDR  01263cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880362839602441
=005  20080310091334.0
=008  020314i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85134296 
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=LDR  00502cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362839702441
=005  20120730164004.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85134227 
=035  \\$aBZY4133NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQP632.T46$cBiochemistry
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=450  \\$aFuga toxin
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=LDR  00319cz  a2200133n  4500
=001  9880362839802441
=005  20040824082028.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|n\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85134221 
=035  \\$aBZY4127NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \\$aQD441
=150  \\$aTetrapyrroles
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=LDR  00352cz  a2200133n  4500
=001  9880362839902441
=005  20120730164003.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85134220 
=035  \\$aBZY4126NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aTetraphenylborates
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=750  \2$aTetraphenylborate$5IEN$0(DNLM)D013775

=LDR  00429cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362840002441
=005  20120730164003.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85134216 
=035  \\$aBZY4122LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aQL637.9.T4
=150  \\$aTetraodontiformes
=450  \\$aDiodontomorphi
=450  \\$aPlectognathi
=550  \\$wg$aOsteichthyes
=750  \2$aTetraodontiformes$5IEN$0(DNLM)D023721

=LDR  01048cz  a2200241n  4500
=001  9880362840102441
=005  20120730164003.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85134205 
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=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQL458.2.T4$cZoology
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=450  \\$aTetranychids
=550  \\$wg$aAcariformes
=670  \\$aSyn. liv. org.:$bv. 2, p. 141 (Tetranychidae; spider mites; tetranychids. Superfamily Tetranychoidea, suborder Prostigmata, order Acariformes)
=670  \\$aKrantz, G.W. A manual of acarology, 1971, c1970:$bp. 38 (spider mites, family Tetranychidae)
=670  \\$aWeb. 3$b(spider mite, see red spider; red spider, also red spider mite: any of the small web-spinning mites of the family Tetranychidae; tetranychid: a mite of the family Tetranychidae, see red spider)
=670  \\$aLC database, 5/22/96$b(titles: spider mites)
=750  \2$aTetranychidae$5IEN$0(DNLM)D040102

=LDR  00424cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362840202441
=005  20120730164003.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85134202 
=035  \\$aBZY4108NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aTetralogy of Fallot
=450  \\$aBlue baby
=450  \\$aFallot's tetralogy
=550  \\$wg$aCongenital heart disease
=750  \2$aTetralogy of Fallot$5IEN$0(DNLM)D013771

=LDR  00475cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362840302441
=005  20040824081658.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85134201 
=035  \\$aBZY4107NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aQD401$cOrganic chemistry
=053  \\$aQP801.T$cBiochemistry
=150  \\$aTetrahydroisoquinolines
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=550  \\$wg$aIsoquinoline
=750  \2$aTetrahydroisoquinolines$0(DNLM)D044005$5IEN

=LDR  00445cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362840402441
=005  20140121145723.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85134199 
=035  \\$aBZY4105NU
=035  \\$aSH 85134199
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aTetrahydrocannabinol
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=550  \\$wg$aCannabinoids
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=750  \2$aDronabinol$5IEN$0(DNLM)D013759

=LDR  00418cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362840502441
=005  20120730164003.0
=008  920103||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85134191 
=035  \\$aBZY4097NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRM666.T33$cTherapeutics
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=550  \\$wg$aAntibacterial agents
=550  \\$wg$aAntibiotics
=750  \2$aTetracyclines$5IEN$0(DNLM)D013754

=LDR  00980cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362840602441
=005  20120730164003.0
=008  920103i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85134190 
=035  \\$aBZY4096NU
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh 85134190
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dWaU
=150  \\$aTetracycline
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=670  \\$aTaylor, M.K. Mark-recapture polar bear population estimates using tetracycline as a biomarker, 1990:$babstr. (Polar bears and apparently most mammals may be efficiently and reliably marked by remote injection of tetracycline without restraint or immobilization ... The year that the mark was given may be determined from the tetracycline deposition position in the annular ring of the teeth.) p. 2 (methods of permanently marking animals with tetracycline biomarkers) p. 18 (tetracycling marking; bone marking agents; tetracycline labeling of teeth; oral biomarkers; tetracycline as a marker)
=750  \2$aTetracycline$5IEN$0(DNLM)D013752

=LDR  00345cz  a2200133n  4500
=001  9880362840702441
=005  20120730164000.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|n\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85133790 
=035  \\$aBZY3696NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aTemporalis muscle
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=750  \2$aTemporal Muscle$5IEN$0(DNLM)D013703

=LDR  00338cz  a2200133n  4500
=001  9880362840802441
=005  20120730164000.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85133786 
=035  \\$aBZY3692NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aTemporal lobes
=550  \\$wg$aCerebral cortex
=750  \2$aTemporal Lobe$5IEN$0(DNLM)D013702

=LDR  00441cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362841002441
=005  20120730164000.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85133785 
=035  \\$aBZY3691NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN$dIEN
=150  \\$aTemporal lobe epilepsy
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=450  \\$aPsychomotor epilepsy
=550  \\$wg$aEpilepsy
=750  \2$aEpilepsy, Temporal Lobe$5IEN$0(DNLM)D004833

=LDR  00458cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362841102441
=005  20070518082124.0
=008  060406i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85134169 
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=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aRC632.T4
=150  \\$aTetany
=550  \\$wg$aCalcium$xMetabolism$xDisorders
=550  \\$wg$aNeuromuscular diseases
=670  \\$aMeSH browser, Apr. 6, 2006$b(Tetany)
=750  \2$aTetany$0(DNLM)D013746$5IEN

=LDR  00378cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362841202441
=005  20120730164003.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85134168 
=035  \\$aBZY4074NU
=035  \\$ash 85134168
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aTetanus antitoxin
=550  \\$wg$aBacterial antitoxins
=750  \2$aTetanus Antitoxin$5IEN$0(DNLM)D013743

=LDR  00331cz  a2200133n  4500
=001  9880362841302441
=005  20120504135924.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85133780 
=035  \\$aBZY3686NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=150  \\$aTemporal bone$xDiseases
=450  \\$aPetrositis
=750  \2$aPetrositis$0(DNLM)D059270$5IEN

=LDR  00364cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362841402441
=005  20120730164000.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85133778 
=035  \\$aBZY3684NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQM105$cHuman anatomy
=150  \\$aTemporal bone
=550  \\$wg$aSkull
=750  \2$aTemporal Bone$5IEN$0(DNLM)D013701

=LDR  00506cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362841502441
=005  20120730164003.0
=008  930928i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85134166 
=035  \\$aBZY4072NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRA644.T4$cPublic health
=053  \\$aRC185$cInternal medicine
=150  \\$aTetanus
=550  \\$wg$aAnaerobic infections
=550  \\$wg$aClostridium diseases
=550  \\$wg$aSpasms
=550  \\$aTrismus
=750  \2$aTetanus$5IEN$0(DNLM)D013742

=LDR  00364cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362841602441
=005  20110211100601.0
=008  860211||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85133721 
=035  \\$aBZY3627NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQP451
=150  \\$aTemperature sense
=550  \\$wg$aSomesthesia
=750  \2$aThermosensing$0(DNLM)D013697$5IEN

=LDR  00391cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362841702441
=005  20120730164003.0
=008  871218||\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85134159 
=035  \\$a(OCoLC)02017987
=035  \\$aBZY4065NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQP572.T4
=150  \\$aTestosterone
=550  \\$wg$aAndrogens
=750  \2$aTestosterone$5IEN$0(DNLM)D013739

=LDR  00311cz  a2200121n  4500
=001  9880362841802441
=005  20120730164003.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|n\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85134158 
=035  \\$aBZY4064NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aTestis$xDiseases
=750  \2$aTesticular Diseases$5IEN$0(DNLM)D013733

=LDR  00526cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362841902441
=005  20120730163959.0
=008  860211||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85133712 
=035  \\$aBZY3618NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aTemperature
=360  \\$isubdivision$aEffect of temperature on$iunder individual materials and types of materials, e.g.$aConcrete--Effect of temperature on; Metals--Effect of temperature on
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=550  \\$aHeat
=750  \2$aTemperature$5IEN$0(DNLM)D013696

=LDR  00364cz  a2200133n  4500
=001  9880362842002441
=005  20140624113253.0
=008  860211||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85133705 
=035  \\$aBZY3611NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aTemperance$xSocieties, etc.
=450  \\$wnne$aTemperance societies
=750  \2$aTemperance Movement$0(DNLM)D064830$5IEN

=LDR  00621cz  a2200241n  4500
=001  9880362842102441
=005  20120730164002.0
=008  860211||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85134157 
=035  \\$aBZY4063NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQL878$cComparative anatomy
=053  \\$aQM416$cHuman anatomy
=053  \\$aQP255$cPhysiology
=053  \\$aRC898$cMedicine
=150  \\$aTestis
=450  \\$aTestes
=450  \\$wnne$aTesticle
=550  \\$wg$aEndocrine glands
=550  \\$wg$aGenerative organs, Male
=550  \\$wg$aGonads
=550  \\$aScrotum
=750  \2$aTestis$5IEN$0(DNLM)D013737

=LDR  00380cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362842202441
=005  20070601103825.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85134132 
=035  \\$aBZY4038NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN$dIEN
=150  \\$aTeschen disease virus
=450  \\$aTalfan virus
=550  \\$wg$aEnteroviruses
=750  \2$aTeschovirus$0(DNLM)D052700$5IEN

=LDR  00590cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880362842302441
=005  20120730163959.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85133698 
=035  \\$aBZY3604NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aHV5001$bHV5720
=150  \\$aTemperance
=450  \\$aAbstinence
=450  \\$aDrunkenness
=450  \\$aIntemperance
=450  \\$aIntoxication
=450  \\$aTotal abstinence
=550  \\$aControlled drinking
=550  \\$aDrinking of alcoholic beverages
=550  \\$aProhibition
=750  \2$aTemperance$5IEN$0(DNLM)D013695

=LDR  00520cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362842402441
=005  20070601103529.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85134131 
=035  \\$aBZY4037NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN$dIEN
=053  \\$aSF977.T4
=150  \\$aTeschen disease
=450  \\$aEncephalomyelitis, Enzootic porcine$5IEN
=450  \\$aTalfan disease
=550  \\$wg$aEncephalomyelitis
=550  \\$wg$aVirus diseases
=750  \2$aEncephalomyelitis, Enzootic Porcine$0(DNLM)D004682$5IEN

=LDR  00540cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362842502441
=005  20101214130845.0
=008  030903i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85133697 
=035  \\$aBZY3603NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aBF723.T53
=150  \\$aTemperament in children
=550  \\$wg$aChild psychology
=750  \2$aTemperament$0(DNLM)D013694$5IEN
=750  \2$81$wb$aChild$0(DNLM)002648$5IEN
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aTemperament$iand$aChild$5IEN

=LDR  00440cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362842602441
=005  20101214130756.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85133695 
=035  \\$aBZY3601NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aBF795$bBF811$cPsychology
=150  \\$aTemperament
=550  \\$wg$aPsychology
=550  \\$aHuman beings$xConstitution
=550  \\$aPersonality
=750  \2$aTemperament$0(DNLM)D013694$5IEN

=LDR  00732cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362842702441
=005  20120730163959.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85133687 
=035  \\$aBZY3593NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aTemephos
=450  \\$aAbate$5IEN
=450  \\$aTemefos
=550  \\$wg$aCholinesterase-inhibiting insecticides
=550  \\$wg$aOrganophosphorus compounds
=550  \\$wg$aThiophosphates
=670  \\$aMeSH browser, June 6, 2007$b(Temefos. Entry term: Temephos. Scope note: An organothiophosphate insecticide).
=670  \\$aPesticide index$b(Temephos: organophosphorus. Application: cholinesterase inhibitor, non-systemic insecticide)
=750  \2$aTemefos$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000002

=LDR  01546cz  a2200397n  4500
=001  9880362842802441
=005  20140527150413.0
=008  011012i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85134112 
=035  \\$aBZY4018NU
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC$dDLC$dWaElC$dDLC$dViU$dDLC$dNNU-L
=053  \0$aHV6430$bHV6433
=150  \\$aTerrorism
=450  \\$aActs of terrorism
=450  \\$aAttacks, Terrorist
=450  \\$aGlobal terrorism
=450  \\$aInternational terrorism
=450  \\$aPolitical terrorism
=450  \\$aTerror attacks
=450  \\$aTerrorist acts
=450  \\$aTerrorist attacks
=450  \\$aWorld terrorism
=550  \\$wg$aDirect action
=550  \\$wg$aInsurgency
=550  \\$wg$aPolitical crimes and offenses
=550  \\$wg$aSubversive activities
=550  \\$aPolitical violence
=550  \\$aTerror
=670  \\$aLC database, Aug. 11, 1997$b(acts of terrorism)
=670  \\$aAlltheweb search, Oct. 12, 2001$b(terror attacks, terrorist attacks)
=670  \\$aPatterns of global terrorism, 1983-
=670  \\$aInternational terrorism victim expense reimbursement program, 2006.
=670  \\$aEncyclopedia of world terrorism, 1997.
=670  \\$aDemocratic development & political terrorism, c2005.
=670  \\$aWikipedia, May 21, 2007$b(Terrorism: as a form of unconventional warfare, terrorism is sometimes used when attempting to force political change; terrorism has been used by a broad array of political organizations in furthering their objectives)
=750  \2$aTerrorism$5IEN$0(DNLM)D023481

=LDR  00891cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362842902441
=005  20121226153327.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85133649 
=035  \\$aBZY3555NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dWaU
=053  \0$aQD181.T4$cGeneral and inorganic chemistry
=053  \0$aQD412.T4$cOrganometallic chemistry
=053  \0$aTP245.T3$cChemical technology
=150  \\$aTellurium compounds
=550  \\$wg$aChemicals
=670  \\$aWikipedia, Aug. 17, 2012$b(Category: Tellurium compounds. Tellurium compounds are chemical compounds of the chemical element tellurium. This category has the following 5 subcategories: Organotellurium compounds; Tellurates; Telluride minerals; Tellurides; Tellurites)
=670  \\$aTellurium compounds, via WebElements.com, Aug. 17, 2012$b(tellurium compounds; compounds of tellurium)
=750  \2$aTellurium$5IEN$0(DNLM)D013691

=LDR  00435cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362843002441
=005  20120730163959.0
=008  021122i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85133642 
=035  \\$aBZY3548NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQD181.T4$cChemistry
=053  \0$aTP245.T3$cChemical technology
=150  \\$aTellurium
=550  \\$wg$aChalcogens
=550  \\$wg$aNonmetals
=750  \2$aTellurium$5IEN$0(DNLM)D013691

=LDR  00796cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880362843102441
=005  20120730164002.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85134108 
=035  \\$aBZY4014NU
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh 85134108
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dWaU
=150  \\$aTerritoriality (Zoology)
=360  \\$isubdivision$aTerritoriality$iunder individual animals and groups of animals, e.g.$aFishes--Territoriality
=450  \\$aAnimals$xTerritorial behavior
=450  \\$aAnimals$xTerritoriality
=450  \\$aProxemic behavior in animals
=450  \\$aTerritorial behavior in animals
=550  \\$wg$aSpatial behavior in animals
=670  \\$aLC database, Aug. 1, 2001$b(territoriality; territorial behavior; proxemic behavior)
=750  \2$aTerritoriality$5IEN$0(DNLM)D013731

=LDR  00722cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880362843202441
=005  20120730163958.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85133456 
=035  \\$aBZY3362NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aTK6630$bTK6685
=150  \\$aTelevision
=450  \\$aRadio vision
=450  \\$aTV
=550  \\$wg$aArtificial satellites in telecommunication
=550  \\$wg$aElectronic systems
=550  \\$wg$aOptoelectronic devices
=550  \\$wg$aTelecommunication
=550  \\$aAstronautics$xOptical communication systems
=680  \\$iHere are entered general works on television and general technical works on equipment.
=750  \2$aTelevision$5IEN$0(DNLM)D013690

=LDR  00580cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362843302441
=005  20120730164002.0
=008  860211||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85134089 
=035  \\$aBZY3995NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aOxytetracycline
=450  \\$aHydroxytetracycline
=450  \\$wnne$aTerramycin
=550  \\$wg$aTetracyclines
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Oxytetracycline x hydroxytetracycline)
=670  \\$aRandom House$b(Oxytetracycline; Terramycin, Pharm. Trademark, a brand of oxytetracycline)
=750  \2$aOxytetracycline$5IEN$0(DNLM)D010118

=LDR  00304cz  a2200121n  4500
=001  9880362843402441
=005  20120730164002.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|n\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85134048 
=035  \\$aBZY3954NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aTerphenyl
=750  \2$aTerphenyl Compounds$5IEN$0(DNLM)D013730

=LDR  00764cz  a2200241n  4500
=001  9880362843502441
=005  20120516103838.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85133444 
=035  \\$aBZY3350NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aQB88$cAstronomy
=053  \\$aUF845$cMilitary science
=053  \\$aVC340$cNaval maintenance
=150  \\$aTelescopes
=450  \\$aAstronomical telescopes
=450  \\$aOptical telescopes
=450  \\$wnne$aTelescope
=550  \\$wg$aAstronomical instruments
=550  \\$wg$aOptical instruments
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Fehrenbach, C. Des hommes, des t�el�escopes, des �etoiles, 1990.
=670  \\$aNASA thes.$b(Telescopes UF Astronomical telescopes)
=750  \2$aTelescopes$0(DNLM)D061351$5IEN

=LDR  00467cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362843602441
=005  20120730164002.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85134045 
=035  \\$aBZY3951NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQD416$bQD416.7$cOrganic chemistry
=053  \0$aQP752.T47$cBiochemistry
=150  \\$aTerpenes
=450  \\$aTerpenoids
=550  \\$wg$aHydrocarbons
=550  \\$wg$aLipids
=750  \2$aTerpenes$5IEN$0(DNLM)D013729

=LDR  00446cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362843702441
=005  20120730163958.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85133406 
=035  \\$aBZY3312LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aHD9999.T34$bHD9999.T344
=150  \\$aTelephone answering services
=450  \\$aAnswering services, Telephone
=550  \\$wg$aService industries
=750  \2$aAnswering Services$5IEN$0(DNLM)D039604

=LDR  00975cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880362843802441
=005  20120730164002.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85134037 
=035  \\$aBZY3943NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aTerms and phrases
=360  \\$isubdivision$aTerms and phrases$iunder individual languages and subdivision$aTerminology$iunder individual Christian denominations, individual sacred works, and topical headings, for lists or discussions of terms and expressions used in those fields or found in those languages, e.g.$aEnglish language--Terms and phrases; Catholic Church--Terminology; Soccer--Terminology
=450  \\$aCommonplaces$5IEN
=450  \\$aTerminology
=550  \\$wg$aNames
=550  \\$wg$aSublanguage
=550  \\$aAllusions
=670  \\$aOED:$bv. 3, p. 318 (A stereotyped expression, a commonplace phrase)
=670  \\$aKirkpatrick, B. Dict. of cliches, 1996.
=750  \2$aTerminology$5IEN$0(DNLM)D020502

=LDR  00574cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362843902441
=005  20120730163958.0
=008  920615i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85133365 
=035  \\$aBZY3271NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aHE8701$bHE9685$cEconomics
=053  \\$aTK6001$bTK6571.5$cTechnology
=150  \\$aTelephone
=450  \\$aTelephone service
=450  \\$aTelephones
=550  \\$wg$aCommunication and traffic
=550  \\$wg$aSpeech processing systems
=550  \\$wg$aTelecommunication
=750  \2$aTelephone$5IEN$0(DNLM)D013689

=LDR  00389cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362844002441
=005  20091103101437.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85134036 
=035  \\$aBZY3942LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aQK629.A4$cBotany
=150  \\$aTermitomyces
=550  \\$wg$aAgaricaceae
=550  \\$aTermites
=750  \2$aTermitomyces$0(DNLM)D055434$5IEN

=LDR  00514cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362844102441
=005  20120730163958.0
=008  871218i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85133364 
=035  \\$a(OCoLC)02013074
=035  \\$aBZY3270NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aBF1161$bBF1171
=150  \\$aTelepathy
=450  \\$aMental telepathy
=450  \\$wnne$aMind-reading
=450  \\$wnne$aThought-transference
=550  \\$wg$aExtrasensory perception
=750  \2$aTelepathy$5IEN$0(DNLM)D013688

=LDR  00361cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362844202441
=005  20120730163958.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85133359 
=035  \\$aBZY3265NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aTelencephalon
=550  \\$wg$aBrain
=550  \\$wg$aProsencephalon
=750  \2$aTelencephalon$5IEN$0(DNLM)D013687

=LDR  00873cz  a2200241n  4500
=001  9880362844302441
=005  20120730164001.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85134031 
=035  \\$aBZY3937NU
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh 85134031
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQL529$bQL529.42
=150  \\$aTermites
=450  \\$aDictyoptera
=450  \\$aIsoptera
=450  \\$aWhite ants
=550  \\$wg$aInsects
=550  \\$aTermitomyces
=670  \\$aBorror insects:$bp. 148 (Isoptera--termites; alternately classified as part of order Dictyoptera)
=670  \\$aNomina insecta nearctica WWW site, Sept. 25, 2001$b(division Neoptera, subdivision Dictyoptera, order Isoptera)
=670  \\$aNMNH [Smithsonian] world list of terrestrial arthropod families WWW site, Sept. 26, 2001$b(order Isoptera, class Insecta)
=750  \2$aIsoptera$5IEN$0(DNLM)D020049

=LDR  00700cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880362844402441
=005  20120730164001.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85134025 
=035  \\$aBZY3931NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aRJ249
=150  \\$aTerminally ill children
=450  \\$aDying children$5IEN
=450  \\$aFatally ill children$5IEN
=550  \\$wg$aCritically ill children
=550  \\$wg$aTerminally ill
=550  \\$aChildren$xDeath
=750  \2$81$wb$aTerminally Ill$5IEN$0(DNLM)D019452
=750  \2$81$wb$aChild$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002648
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aTerminally Ill$iand$aChild$5IEN

=LDR  00789cz  a2200265n  4500
=001  9880362844502441
=005  20120730163958.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85133270 
=035  \\$aBZY3176NU
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh 85133270
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aHE7601$bHE8635$cIndustry
=053  \0$aTK5101$bTK5105.9$cTechnology
=150  \\$aTelecommunication
=450  \\$aElectric communication
=450  \\$aMass communication
=450  \\$aTelecom
=450  \\$aTelecommunication industry
=450  \\$aTelecommunications
=550  \\$wg$aCommunication
=550  \\$wg$aInformation theory
=550  \\$aTelecommuting
=670  \\$aEncarta world Eng. dict.$b(telecom: telecommunication (informal))
=750  \2$aTelecommunications$5IEN$0(DNLM)D013685

=LDR  00390cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362844602441
=005  20120730163958.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85133237 
=035  \\$aBZY3143NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aQE846
=150  \\$aTeeth, Fossil
=450  \\$aFossil teeth
=450  \\$aPaleodontology$5IEN
=750  \2$aPaleodontology$5IEN$0(DNLM)D010161

=LDR  00513cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362844702441
=005  20120730164001.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85134022 
=035  \\$aBZY3928NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aR726.8
=150  \\$aTerminally ill
=450  \\$aDying persons
=450  \\$aFatally ill
=550  \\$wg$aCritically ill
=550  \\$aDeath
=670  \\$aLC database, June 2, 1997$b(fatally ill; dying persons)
=750  \2$aTerminally Ill$5IEN$0(DNLM)D019452

=LDR  00464cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362844802441
=005  20120730164001.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85134017 
=035  \\$aBZY3923LC
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh 85134017
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQK495.C7$cBotany
=053  \0$aSB317.T52$cMultipurpose trees
=150  \\$aTerminalia
=450  \\$aChuncoa
=550  \\$wg$aCombretaceae
=750  \2$aTerminalia$5IEN$0(DNLM)D029766

=LDR  00614cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362844902441
=005  20131210093938.0
=008  921202i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85133236 
=035  \\$aBZY3142NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aDeciduous teeth$xEruption
=450  \\$aEruption of deciduous teeth
=450  \\$aTeething
=550  \\$wg$aDentition
=680  \\$iHere are entered works on the eruption of deciduous teeth. Works on the eruption of permanent teeth are entered under$aTeeth--Eruption.
=681  \\$iNote under$aTeeth--Eruption
=750  \2$aTooth Eruption$5IEN$0(DNLM)D014078

=LDR  00698cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880362845002441
=005  20120730163958.0
=008  921202i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85133235 
=035  \\$aBZY3141NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aDeciduous teeth
=450  \\$aBaby teeth
=450  \\$aDeciduous tooth
=450  \\$aMilk teeth
=450  \\$aPrimary teeth
=450  \\$wnne$aTeeth, Deciduous
=450  \\$aTemporary teeth
=550  \\$wg$aTeeth
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Tooth, Deciduous)
=670  \\$aInter. dict. med. biol.$b(tooth, deciduous tooth. Also called baby tooth, milk tooth, primary tooth, temporary tooth)
=750  \2$aTooth, Deciduous$5IEN$0(DNLM)D014094

=LDR  00712cz  a2200241n  4500
=001  9880362845102441
=005  20120730164001.0
=008  000317i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85134007 
=035  \\$aBZY3913NU
=035  \\$aSH 85134007
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aR726.8$cGeneral
=053  \0$aRT87.T45$cNursing
=150  \\$aTerminal care
=450  \\$aEnd-of-life care
=450  \\$aTerminally ill$xCare and treatment
=450  \\$aTerminally ill$xMedical care
=550  \\$wg$aCare of the sick
=550  \\$wg$aCritical care medicine
=550  \\$aDeath
=670  \\$a00028735: Innovations in end-of life care ... 2000$b(end-of-life care)
=750  \2$aTerminal Care$5IEN$0(DNLM)D013727

=LDR  00354cz  a2200133n  4500
=001  9880362845202441
=005  20120730163957.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85133234 
=035  \\$aBZY3140NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aTeeth$xWounds and injuries
=550  \\$wg$aDental emergencies
=750  \2$aTooth Injuries$5IEN$0(DNLM)D018677

=LDR  00380cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362845302441
=005  20120730164001.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85133986 
=035  \\$aBZY3892NU
=035  \\$ash 85133986
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aQD181.T3
=150  \\$aTerbium
=550  \\$wg$aRare earth metals
=750  \2$aTerbium$5IEN$0(DNLM)D013725

=LDR  00499cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362845402441
=005  20120730163957.0
=008  860211||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85133231 
=035  \\$aBZY3137NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aTeeth$xRoots$xPlaning
=450  \\$aPlaning of teeth roots
=450  \\$aRoot planing (Dentistry)
=550  \\$wg$aDental scaling
=550  \\$wg$aDental therapeutics
=550  \\$wg$aPeriodontics
=750  \2$aRoot Planing$5IEN$0(DNLM)D016745

=LDR  00352cz  a2200133n  4500
=001  9880362845502441
=005  20120730163957.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85133230 
=035  \\$aBZY3136NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=150  \\$aTeeth$xRoots$xFurcation
=450  \\$aFurcation of teeth roots
=750  \2$aFurcation Defects$5IEN$0(DNLM)D017823

=LDR  00349cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362845602441
=005  20120730164001.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85133985 
=035  \\$aBZY3891NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aTeratoma
=450  \\$aTeratoid tumor
=550  \\$wg$aTumors
=750  \2$aTeratoma$5IEN$0(DNLM)D013724

=LDR  00445cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362845702441
=005  20120730163957.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85133228 
=035  \\$aBZY3134NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aTeeth$xRoots
=450  \\$aApex of teeth
=450  \\$aRoots of teeth
=450  \\$aTooth apex
=450  \\$aTooth roots
=550  \\$wg$aEndodontics
=750  \2$aTooth Root$5IEN$0(DNLM)D014092

=LDR  00443cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362845802441
=005  20120730164001.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85133984 
=035  \\$aBZY3890NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aTeratogenic agents
=450  \\$aTeratogens
=550  \\$wg$aAbnormalities, Human$xEtiology
=550  \\$aMutagens
=550  \\$aTeratogenesis
=750  \2$aTeratogens$5IEN-M$0(DNLM)D013723

=LDR  00522cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362845902441
=005  20120730163957.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85133226 
=035  \\$aBZY3132NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRK309$bRK309.5
=150  \\$aTeeth$xRadiography
=450  \\$aDental radiography
=450  \\$aDental radiology
=450  \\$aRadiodontia
=450  \\$aRadiography in dentistry
=450  \\$aX-rays in dentistry
=750  \2$aRadiography, Dental$5IEN$0(DNLM)D011861

=LDR  00553cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362846002441
=005  20120730163957.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85133223 
=035  \\$aBZY3129NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aTeeth$xMobility
=450  \\$aLoose teeth
=450  \\$aMobility of teeth
=450  \\$aTeeth$xLoosening
=450  \\$aTooth loosening
=450  \\$aTooth mobility
=550  \\$wg$aAttachment mechanisms (Biology)
=550  \\$wg$aPeriodontal disease
=750  \2$aTooth Mobility$5IEN$0(DNLM)D014086

=LDR  00508cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362846102441
=005  20140703162636.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85133983 
=035  \\$aBZY3889NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQK664$cBotany
=053  \\$aQL991$cZoology
=053  \\$aQM690$bQM695$cHuman
=150  \\$aTeratogenesis
=550  \\$aDevelopmental toxicology
=550  \\$aMutagenesis
=550  \\$aTeratogenic agents
=750  \2$aTeratogenesis$0(DNLM)D064793$5IEN

=LDR  00412cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362846202441
=005  20120730164000.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85133982 
=035  \\$aBZY3888NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \\$aRC260
=150  \\$aTeratocarcinoma
=450  \\$aTeratoid carcinoma
=550  \\$wg$aCancer
=550  \\$wg$aTeratoma
=750  \2$aTeratocarcinoma$5IEN$0(DNLM)D018243

=LDR  00851cz  a2200301n  4500
=001  9880362846302441
=005  20120730163957.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85133217 
=035  \\$aBZY3123NU
=035  \\$aSH 85133217
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aRK531$bRK531.5
=150  \\$aTeeth$xExtraction
=450  \\$aExodontia
=450  \\$aExodontics
=450  \\$aExtracting teeth
=450  \\$aExtraction (Dentistry)
=450  \\$aRemoval of teeth
=450  \\$aTeeth$xRemoval
=450  \\$aTooth extraction
=450  \\$aTooth removal
=550  \\$wg$aMouth$xSurgery
=550  \\$wg$aTooth loss
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Tooth extraction)
=670  \\$aLC database, June 9, 1999$b(Removal of ... extracting teeth)
=670  \\$aLCC$b(RK531 caption: Exodontics)
=750  \2$aTooth Extraction$5IEN$0(DNLM)D014081

=LDR  00492cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362846402441
=005  20120730164000.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85133969 
=035  \\$aBZY3875NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQL537.T42
=150  \\$aTephritidae
=450  \\$aEuribiidae
=450  \\$aTrupaneidae
=450  \\$aTrypaneidae
=450  \\$aTrypetidae
=550  \\$wg$aDiptera
=550  \\$wg$aFruit-flies
=750  \2$aTephritidae$5IEN$0(DNLM)D033621

=LDR  01149cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880362846502441
=005  20120730163957.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85133216 
=035  \\$aBZY3122NU
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh 85133216
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dWaU$dDLC
=150  \\$aTeeth$xErosion
=450  \\$aDental erosion
=450  \\$aErosion of teeth
=450  \\$aTooth erosion
=550  \\$wg$aTeeth$xDiseases
=670  \\$aDorland's ill. med. dict., c1981$b(erosion: an eating or gnawing away; in dentistry, the wasting away or loss of substance of a tooth by a chemical process that does not involve known bacterial action; dental e., the disintegration of tooth substance on surfaces free from attrition by mastication)
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Tooth Erosion - loss of substance caused by chem. action without bact. action; differentiate from Tooth Abrasion (loss of substance caused by friction) & Tooth Attrition (wearing away through tooth-to-tooth contact))
=680  \\$iHere are entered works on the loss of tooth substance by chemical processes not involving bacterial action.
=750  \2$aTooth Erosion$5IEN$0(DNLM)D014077

=LDR  00404cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362846602441
=005  20110519085312.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85133922 
=035  \\$aBZY3828LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aTenotomy
=550  \\$wg$aOrthopedic surgery
=550  \\$wg$aSurgery, Operative
=550  \\$wg$aTendons$xSurgery
=750  \2$aTenotomy$0(DNLM)D058971$5IEN

=LDR  00539cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362846702441
=005  20120730163957.0
=008  871218i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85133211 
=035  \\$a(OCoLC)02012057
=035  \\$aBZY3117NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRK301$bRK450
=150  \\$aTeeth$xDiseases
=450  \\$aDental medicine
=450  \\$aDental pathology
=450  \\$aMedicine, Dental
=450  \\$aPathology, Dental
=450  \\$aTooth diseases$5IEN
=750  \2$aTooth Diseases$5IEN$0(DNLM)D014076

=LDR  00496cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362846802441
=005  20070514092325.0
=008  871218i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85133921 
=035  \\$aBZY3827NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aTenosynovitis
=450  \\$aDe Quervain's disease
=450  \\$aQuervain's disease
=550  \\$wg$aNonarticular rheumatism
=550  \\$wg$aOveruse injuries
=550  \\$wg$aTendons$xDiseases
=750  \2$aTenosynovitis$0(DNLM)D013717$5IEN

=LDR  00543cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362846902441
=005  20140703124824.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85133210 
=035  \\$aBZY3116NU
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aTeeth$xDiscoloration
=450  \\$aDental discoloration
=450  \\$aTooth discoloration
=550  \\$wg$aColor in dentistry
=550  \\$wg$aDiscoloration
=550  \\$wg$aTeeth$xDiseases
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Tooth discoloration)
=750  \2$aTooth Discoloration$5IEN$0(DNLM)D014075

=LDR  00625cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362847002441
=005  20120730163957.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85133209 
=035  \\$aBZY3115NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRK61
=150  \\$aTeeth$xCare and hygiene
=550  \\$wg$aPreventive dentistry
=680  \\$iHere are entered works on personal dental hygiene for the layman. Works on dental hygiene as practiced by dental hygienists are entered under$aDental hygiene.
=681  \\$iNote under$aDental hygiene
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/16/90
=750  \2$aOral Hygiene$5IEN$0(DNLM)D009910

=LDR  00761cz  a2200265n  4500
=001  9880362847102441
=005  20120730164000.0
=008  931025i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85133907 
=035  \\$aBZY3813NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRD558
=150  \\$aTennis elbow
=450  \\$aElbow, Tennis
=450  \\$aEpicondylalgia externa
=450  \\$aEpicondylitis, External humeral
=450  \\$aEpicondylitis, Radiohumeral
=450  \\$aExternal humeral epicondylitis
=450  \\$aRadiohumeral bursitis
=450  \\$aRadiohumeral epicondylitis
=550  \\$wg$aBursitis
=550  \\$wg$aElbow$xWounds and injuries
=550  \\$wg$aOveruse injuries
=550  \\$wg$aTennis injuries
=750  \2$aTennis Elbow$5IEN$0(DNLM)D013716

=LDR  00524cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362847202441
=005  20120730164000.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85133890 
=035  \\$aBZY3796NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aGV991$bGV1002.95
=150  \\$aTennis
=360  \\$isubdivision$aTennis$iunder individual educational institutions, e.g.$aHarvard University--Tennis
=450  \\$aLawn tennis
=550  \\$wg$aBall games
=550  \\$wg$aRacket games
=750  \2$aTennis$5IEN$0(DNLM)D013715

=LDR  00707cz  a2200253n  4500
=001  9880362847302441
=005  20120730163957.0
=008  931216i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85133207 
=035  \\$aBZY3113NU
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh 85133207
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aRK320.B55
=150  \\$aTeeth$xBleaching
=450  \\$aCoronal bleaching
=450  \\$aTeeth$xWhitening
=450  \\$aTooth bleaching
=450  \\$aTooth whitening
=450  \\$aWhitening of teeth
=550  \\$wg$aBleaching
=550  \\$wg$aDental therapeutics
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Tooth bleaching)
=670  \\$aLC database, May 6, 2002$b(title: tooth whitening)
=750  \2$aTooth Bleaching$5IEN$0(DNLM)D014073

=LDR  00355cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362847402441
=005  20120730164000.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85133850 
=035  \\$aBZY3756NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQL596.T2
=150  \\$aTenebrio
=550  \\$wg$aTenebrionidae
=750  \2$aTenebrio$5IEN$0(DNLM)D013712

=LDR  00359cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362847502441
=005  20070418152610.0
=008  910708||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85133841 
=035  \\$aBZY3747NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQM170$cHuman anatomy
=150  \\$aTendons
=550  \\$wg$aMuscles
=750  \2$aTendons$0(DNLM)D013710$5IEN

=LDR  01959cz  a2200349n  4500
=001  9880362847602441
=005  20120730163957.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85133205 
=035  \\$aBZY3111NU
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh 85133205
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dWaU$dDLC
=150  \\$aTeeth$xAbrasion
=450  \\$aAbrasion, Dental
=450  \\$aAbrasion, Tooth
=450  \\$aAttrition, Dental
=450  \\$aAttrition, Tooth
=450  \\$aDental abrasion
=450  \\$aDental attrition
=450  \\$aTeeth$xAttrition
=450  \\$aTeeth$xWear
=450  \\$aTooth abrasion
=450  \\$aTooth wear
=450  \\$aWear, Tooth
=550  \\$wg$aBruxism
=550  \\$wg$aMastication
=670  \\$aDorland's ill. med. dict., c1981$b(abrasion: 1. the wearing away of a substance or structure (such as the skin or the teeth) through some unusual or abnormal mechanical process; dental a., abrasion of the teeth; attrition: the physiologic wearing away of a substance or structure (such as the teeth) in the course of normal use)
=670  \\$aGunn, A. Skull and dental measurements from adult female caribou collected from Victoria Island and Pelly Bay, NWT, 1987-1990, 1996:$bp. iii (tooth wear)
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Tooth Abrasion - loss of substance caused by friction: differentiate from Tooth Attrition (wearing away by tooth-to-tooth contact like mastication) & Tooth Erosion (loss of substance by chemical action without bact. action), UF Dental Abrasion; Tooth Attrition - result of tooth-to-tooth contact as in mastication: do not confuse with Tooth Erosion (result of chem. action without bact. action) or Tooth Abrasion (loss of substance from friction like bruxism), UF Dental Attrition)
=670  \\$aLC database, Dec. 26, 2001$b(dental attrition)
=680  \\$iHere are entered works on the wearing away of teeth through mechanical processes such as friction and mastication.
=750  \2$aTooth Abrasion$5IEN$0(DNLM)D014072

=LDR  00408cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362847702441
=005  20120730163956.0
=008  871218i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85133204 
=035  \\$a(OCoLC)02011998
=035  \\$aBZY3110NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aTeeth$xAbnormalities
=450  \\$wnne$aTeeth$xAbnormities and deformities
=750  \2$aTooth Abnormalities$5IEN$0(DNLM)D014071

=LDR  00568cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880362847802441
=005  20190328103628.0
=008  911212||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85133203
=035  \\$aBZY3109NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aGN209$cDental anthropology
=053  \\$aQL858$cComparative anatomy
=053  \\$aQM311$cHuman anatomy
=150  \\$aTeeth
=450  \\$aOdontography
=450  \\$aOdontology
=550  \\$wg$aMouth
=550  \\$aDentistry
=550  \\$aDentition
=750  \2$iNarrower mapping$aTooth$0(DNLM)D014070$4NM$5IEN

=LDR  00661cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880362847902441
=005  20120730164000.0
=008  860211||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85133839 
=035  \\$aBZY3745NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aAchilles tendon
=450  \\$aCalcaneal tendon
=450  \\$aTendo Achillis
=450  \\$aTendo calcaneus
=450  \\$wnne$aTendon of Achilles
=550  \\$wg$aFoot
=550  \\$wg$aTendons
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Achilles tendon)
=670  \\$aInter. dict. med. biol.$b(tendo Achillis [NA] alt. for tendo calcaneus, Achilles tendon, calcaneal tendon)
=750  \2$aAchilles Tendon$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000125

=LDR  00786cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880363128502441
=005  20120215101432.0
=008  981218i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\c
=010  \\$ash 98008092 
=035  \\$ash 98008092
=040  \\$aAuSU$cDLC
=053  \0$aQK625.M7$cBotany
=150  \\$aDuddingtonia
=550  \\$wg$aMoniliaceae
=670  \\$aSurvival of Duddingtonia flagrans in faeces, 1998:$bp. 23 (Duddingtonia flagrans was originally named Trichothecium flagrans. Cooke (1969) reclassified T. flagrans as D. flagrans)
=670  \\$aSubramanian, C.V. Hyphomycetes, taxonomy and biology, 1983:$bp. 207 (Duddingtonia)
=670  \\$aAinsworth/Bisby dict. fungi:$bp. 142 (Duddingtonia = Arthrobotrys)
=670  \\$aMEDLINE.
=675  \\$aMESH
=750  \2$aDuddingtonia$0(DNLM)D059586$5IEN

=LDR  01693cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880363128602441
=005  20120730164457.0
=008  980930i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\c
=010  \\$ash 98006414 
=035  \\$ash 98006414
=040  \\$aDGPO$cDLC
=150  \\$aMetered-dose inhalers
=450  \\$aMDIs (Inhalers)
=550  \\$wg$aInhalers
=670  \\$a98-207940: U.S. Cong. House. Comm. on Commerce. Subcom. on Health and the Environment. Regulatory efforts to phaseout chlorofluorocarbon-based metered dose inhalers : hearing ... 1998:$bt.p. (Metered dose inhalers) p. 1 (MDIs) p. 5 (inhalers; metered-dose inhalers) p. 157 (asthma inhalers)
=670  \\$aBritannica:$bInhalation therapy (Aerosol humidifiers called nebulizers may be powered by compressor machinery or by a hand squeeze bulb to project medication or water spray into the airway)
=670  \\$aPubMed. database, various citations, accessed via Entrez website, Sept. 23, 1998$b("A guide to asthma inhalers," Nurs. times, 4 March 1998; "Inhalation delivery systems with compliance and disease management capabilities," J. Controlled Release, 30 Apr. 1998; in abstract, metered dose inhalers -- "In vitro performance of three combinations of spacers and pressurized metered dose inhalers for treatment in children,", Eur. Respir. J., Aug. 1998; "Effects of repetitive use and cleaning techniques of disposable jet nebulizers on aerosol generation," Chest, Aug. 1998)
=670  \\$aMayo Clinic family health book:$bp. 1046 (Metered-dose inhaler (MDI))
=670  \\$aInternational Pharmaceutical Aerosol Consortium (Dec. 15, 1998). The metered dose inhaler.
=670  \\$aMEDLINE.
=750  \2$aMetered Dose Inhalers$5IEN$0(DNLM)D036501

=LDR  00463cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880363128702441
=005  20120730164457.0
=008  981211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\c
=010  \\$ash 98007968 
=035  \\$ash 98007968
=040  \\$aAuSU$cDLC
=150  \0$aStreptavidin
=550  \0$wg$aBacterial proteins
=670  \\$aKerkoff, A. Interactions between streptavidin and synthetic derivatives of gramicidin A.
=670  \\$aMESH.
=750  \2$aStreptavidin$5IEN$0(DNLM)D019809

=LDR  00745cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880363128802441
=005  20120730164457.0
=008  981211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\c
=010  \\$ash 98007963 
=035  \\$ash 98007963
=040  \\$aUk$cDLC
=053  \0$aQK495.L25
=150  \\$aPhlomis
=550  \\$wg$aLamiaceae
=670  \\$aTaylor, J.M. Phlomis : the neglected genus, 1998.
=670  \\$aWrobel, M. Elsevier's dict. of plant names, 1996$b(Phlomis=sage, Lamiaceae)
=670  \\$aStace, C. New flora of the British Isles, 1997:$bp. 563 (Phlomis=sages)
=670  \\$aInd. nom. gen. (plant)$b(Phlomis Linnaeus)
=670  \\$aCklist. vasc. flora$b(Phlomis L.; family Lamiaceae)
=675  \\$aSyn. liv. org.
=750  \2$aPhlomis$5IEN$0(DNLM)D031345

=LDR  00602cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880363128902441
=005  20140512104056.0
=008  980713i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 98004190 
=035  \\$ash 98004190
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \0$aRT120.P37
=150  \\$aParish nursing
=550  \\$wg$aChurch work with the sick
=550  \\$wg$aCommunity health nursing
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 98-25454: Parish nursing, c1998.
=670  \\$aLC database, 13JUL98$b(parish nursing)
=670  \\$aMEDLINE 13JUL98$b(parish nursing)
=675  \\$aMESH
=750  \2$aParish Nursing$0(DNLM)D064698$5IEN

=LDR  03381cz  a2200301n  4500
=001  9880363129002441
=005  20120730164451.0
=008  980320i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\c
=010  \\$ash 98001754 $zsh 85027667 
=035  \\$ash 98001754
=040  \\$aWaU$cDLC
=053  \\$aQL375$bQL379$cZoology
=150  \0$aCnidaria
=450  \0$aCnidarians
=450  \0$wnne$aCoelenterata
=450  \0$aCoelenterates
=450  \0$aRadiata
=550  \0$wg$aInvertebrates
=670  \\$aEncyc. Brit.$b(Cnidarians; phylum Cnidaria; "An alternative name for the phylum is Coelenterata, which refers to their simple organization around a central body cavity (the coelenteron). As first defined, Coelenterata included not only the animals now designated cnidarians but also sponges (phylum Porifera) and comb jellies (phylum Ctenophora). In contemporary usage, "coelenterate" generally refers only to cnidarians, but the latter term is used in order to avoid ambiguity.")
=670  \\$aConcise encyc. biology, 1996$b(Cnidaria: a phylum of the Coelenterata; Coelenterata: a subdivision of the Eumetazoa. The Coelenterata are divided into 2 phyla: Cnidaria and Ctenophora)
=670  \\$aBarnes, R.S.K. The invertebrates, 1988:$bp. 55 (Phylum Cnidaria (hydras, jellyfish, anemones, corals)) p. 70 ("... for a long time the ctenophores were classed together with cnidarians in a single phylum: the Coelenterata. The two separate phyla, Cnidaria and Ctenophora, are still often united in a division of the animal kingdom known as Radiata (referring to their symmetry).")
=670  \\$aLawrence, E. Henderson's dict. of biological terms, 1995$b(Cnidaria: phylum of simple, aquatic, mostly marine invertebrate animals containing corals, sea fans and sea anemones (class Anthozoa), the hydroids and milleporine corals (Hydrozoa), the jellyfishes (Scyphozoa) and the box-jellies (Cubozoa). They include both colonial and solitary forms ... With the phylum Ctenophora, the Cnidaria form the large grouping known as the coelenterates; coelenterates: the animal phyla Cnidaria (corals, sea anemones, jellyfish and hydroids) and Ctenophora (sea combs or sea gooseberries) collectively)
=670  \\$aSyn. liv. org.:$bv. 1, p. 669 (Cnidaria. "Sometimes used synonymously with the term Coelenterata, Cnidaria is preferable, since the former may also be a label for Cnidaria and Ctenophora together, and it also originally included Porifera"; cnidarians)
=670  \\$aA synoptic classification of living organisms, 1984:$bp. 140 (Phylum Cnidaria; cnidarians)
=670  \\$aThain, M. The Penguin dict. of biology, 1994$b(Cnidaria: Subphylum of the coelenterata containing hydroids, jellyfish, sea anemones and corals; Coelenterata: Phylum of diploblastic and radially symmetrical aquatic animals, comprising the subphyla Cnidaria and Ctenophora)
=670  \\$aLincoln, R.J. The Cambridge ill. dict. of natural history, 1987$b(Cnidaria. Coelenterates; phylum of mostly marine multicellular animals ... also known as the Radiata because of their radial symmetry; comprises 4 extant classes, Anthozoa, Cubozoa, Hydrozoa and Scyphozoa; Coelenterata. Coelenterates; this name has been used to refer to the Cnidaria q.v., and to both the Cnidaria and the Ctenophora q.v.)
=670  \\$aMicroscopic anatomy of invertebrates, c1991:$bv. 2, t.p. (Cnidaria) p. 91 (cnidarians)
=750  \2$aCnidaria$5IEN$0(DNLM)D003063

=LDR  01095cz  a2200325n  4500
=001  9880363129102441
=005  20200824172021.0
=008  980714i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 98004230
=035  \\$ash 98004230
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \0$aRJ506.W44
=150  \\$aWilliams syndrome
=450  \\$aBeuren syndrome
=450  \\$aContiguous gene syndrome
=450  \\$aElfin facies syndrome
=450  \\$aFanconi-Schlesinger syndrome
=450  \\$aIdiopathic hypercalcemia-supravalvular aortic stenosis syndrome
=450  \\$aSupravalvar aortic stenosis syndrome
=450  \\$aWilliams-Barratt syndrome
=450  \\$aWilliams-Beuren syndrome
=450  \\$aWilliams contiguous gene syndrome
=550  \\$wg$aAortic valve stenosis in children
=550  \\$wg$aIntellectual disability
=550  \\$wg$aSyndromes in children
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 98-126569: Identificazione e caratterizzazione della sindrome di Williams, c1997.
=670  \\$aMESH.
=670  \\$aDorland's med. dict.
=670  \\$aJablonski's dict.
=750  \2$aWilliams Syndrome$5IEN-M$0(DNLM)D018980

=LDR  01238cz  a2200241n  4500
=001  9880363129202441
=005  20120730164451.0
=008  980707i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\c
=010  \\$ash 98004076 
=035  \\$ash 98004076
=040  \\$aCaOONL$cDLC
=150  \0$aInfectious hematopoietic necrosis virus
=450  \0$aHematopoietic necrosis virus, Infectious
=450  \0$aIHN virus
=450  \0$aIHNV (Virus)
=550  \0$wg$aRhabdoviruses
=670  \\$aInfectious Hematopoietic Necrosis Virus Workshop (1996 : Campbell River, B.C.). Proceedings of the IHN Workshop, 1998:$bCIP.
=670  \\$aYu, H. Pathogenicity and molecular characterization of infectious hematopoietic necrosis virus, 1990.
=670  \\$aTraxler, G.S. A survey for infectious hematopoietic virus in adult sockeye salmon (Oncorhynchus nerka) in Great Central Lake, British Columbia, 1983.
=670  \\$aPerezprieto WWW site, June 22, 1998$b(Taxonomically, fish rhabdoviruses are considered "unassigned" ... infectious hematopoietic necrosis virus (IHNV).)
=670  \\$aPubMed MEDLINE WWW site, June 30, 1998$b(fish rhabdovirus infectious hematopoietic necrosis virus (IHNV))
=675  \\$aWeb. 3
=750  \2$aInfectious hematopoietic necrosis virus$5IEN$0(DNLM)D029142

=LDR  00727cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880363129302441
=005  20120730164450.0
=008  980701i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\c
=010  \\$ash 98003964 
=035  \\$ash 98003964
=040  \\$aCaOONL$cDLC
=053  \0$aQK495.R85$cBotany
=150  \\$aMorinda
=550  \\$wg$aRubiaceae
=670  \\$aSargent, J.D. Noni, a gift from nature : a user's guide to the noni plant (Morinda citrifolia), 1998:$bCIP.
=670  \\$aWeb. 3$b(Morinda: a large genus of chiefly East Indian tropical trees and shrubs (family Rubiaceae))
=670  \\$aJohansson, J.T. The genus Morinda (Morindeae, Rubioideae, Rubiaceae) in New Caledonia: taxonomy and phylogeny, 1994.
=750  \2$aMorinda$5IEN$0(DNLM)D032066

=LDR  00832cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880363129402441
=005  20120730164450.0
=008  980701i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\c
=010  \\$ash 98003959 
=035  \\$ash 98003959
=040  \\$aFU$cDLC
=053  \0$aQK495.L25$cBotany
=150  \\$aPerilla
=550  \\$wg$aLamiaceae
=670  \\$aHe-Ci Yu. Perilla, 1998:$bp. (1) (Perilla (Perilla frutescens Britt.), family Labiatae (Lamiaceae); also called wild coleus, beefsteak plant, purple mint plant and Perilla mint and Chinese basil)
=670  \\$aGray's manual of botany, 1950:$bp. 1251 (Labiatae (mint family); Perilla L.)
=670  \\$aWeb. 3:$bp. 1680 (Perilla: a genus of Asiatic mints) p. 197 (Beefsteak plant; Perilla frutescens crispa)
=670  \\$aHortus 3$b(Perilla)
=670  \\$aSPN.
=750  \2$aPerilla$5IEN$0(DNLM)D031343

=LDR  01473cz  a2200277n  4500
=001  9880363129502441
=005  20120730164450.0
=008  980526i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 98003200 
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQA75.5$bQA76.95
=150  \\$aComputer systems
=450  \\$aADP systems (Computer systems)
=450  \\$aComputing systems
=550  \\$wg$aElectronic systems
=550  \\$aCyberinfrastructure
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 98-8286: Warford, J. Stanley. Computer systems, 1998.
=670  \\$aEncycl. Computer sci.:$bp. 323.
=670  \\$aIEEE stnd. glossary of software engineering term.$b(Computer system: a system with one or more computers and associated software)
=670  \\$aMcGraw-Hill dict. sci. tech$b(Computer system)
=670  \\$aPC Webopaedia, May 26, 1996$b(Computer system includes not only the computer, but also any software and peripheral devices)
=670  \\$aStnd. glossary computer term.$b(Computer system)
=670  \\$aIBM dict. computing, 1994$b(computer system: a functional unit consisting of one or more computers and associated software that uses common storage for all or part of a program and also for all or part of the data ... may be a stand-alone unit or may consist of several interconnected units; synonymous with ADP system; computing system)
=670  \\$aEng. Ind.$b(hdg: Computer systems)
=670  \\$aMagazine Ind.$b(hdg.: Computer systems)
=750  \2$aComputer Systems$5IEN$0(DNLM)D003199

=LDR  00619cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880363129602441
=005  20120730164450.0
=008  980608i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 98003484 
=035  \\$ash 98003484
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \\$aRM666.S72
=150  \0$aStreptogramins
=550  \0$wg$aAntibiotics
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 98-19430: The role of quinupristin/dalfopristin in the treatment of severe gram-positive infections, 1998.
=670  \\$aMicrobial revolution gains momentum worldwide, June 8, 1998$b(Streptogramins: a distinct class of antibiotics)
=750  \2$aStreptogramins$5IEN$0(DNLM)D025361

=LDR  00617cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880363129702441
=005  20120730164450.0
=008  980608i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 98003480 
=035  \\$aSH 98003480
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQR201.G76$cMicrobiology
=150  \0$aGram-positive bacterial infections
=550  \0$wg$aBacterial diseases
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 98-19430: The role of quinupristin/dalfopristin in the treatment of severe gram-positive infections, 1998.
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Gram-positive bacterial infections)
=750  \2$aGram-Positive Bacterial Infections$5IEN$0(DNLM)D016908

=LDR  01036cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880363129802441
=005  20120730164450.0
=008  980604i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 98003437 
=035  \\$ash 98003437
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=150  \0$aProvider-sponsored organizations (Medical care)
=450  \0$aProvider-sponsored networks (Medical care)
=450  \0$aPSNs (Medical care)
=450  \0$aPSOs (Medical care)
=550  \0$wg$aManaged care plans (Medical care)
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 98-27335: Grant, P.N. Medicare provider-sponsored organizations ... 1998$b(PSOs, provider-sponsored organizations)
=670  \\$aMEDLINE, June 4, 1998$b(titles: PSOs, provider-sponsored organizations)
=670  \\$aRognehaugh, R. The managed health care dict., 1996$b(PSOs, PSNs, provider sponsored organizations, provider sponsored networks)
=670  \\$a96-7957: Slee, V.N. Health care terms, c1996$b(PSOs, provider sponsored organizations)
=675  \\$aMESH
=750  \2$aProvider-Sponsored Organizations$5IEN-M$0(DNLM)D020400

=LDR  01417cz  a2200253n  4500
=001  9880363129902441
=005  20060110093846.0
=008  980603i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 98003382 
=035  \\$ash 98003382
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \\$aRJ507.A77
=150  \0$aAttachment disorder in children
=450  \0$aReactive attachment disorder in children
=550  \0$wg$aChild psychopathology
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 98-25993: Levy, T.M. Attachment, trauma, and healing : understanding and treating attachment disorder in children and families, 1998.
=670  \\$aCampbell's psych. dict.$b(attachment disorder, reactive attachment disorder)
=670  \\$aDSM IV$b(reactive attachment disorder of infancy or early childhood)
=670  \\$aMEDLINE, June 3, 1998$b(reactive attachment disorder)
=670  \\$aAttachment therapy WWW site, June 3, 1998$b(attachment disorder is developed when children, for a myriad of reasons do not form a trusting bond in infancy and early childhood. A lack of trust generates feelings of aloneness, being different, pervasive anger, and an inordinate need for control)
=675  \\$aMESH;$aThes. psych. index terms
=750  \2$81$wb$aReactive Attachment Disorder$0(DNLM)019962$5IEN-M
=750  \2$81$wb$aChild$0(DNLM)D002648$5IEN
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aReactive Attachment Disorder$iand$aChild$5IEN

=LDR  00732nz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880363130002441
=005  19990825133613.0
=008  980601i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 98003321 
=035  \\$ash 98003321
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \\$aSF914.2
=150  \0$aVeterinary endoscopic surgery
=550  \0$wg$aEndoscopic surgery
=550  \0$wg$aVeterinary surgery
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 98-25971: Freeman, L.J. Veterinary endosurgery, c1999:$bCIP foreword (veterinary endoscopic surgery)
=675  \\$aConcise vet. dict., 1988;$aBlack's vet. dict.;$aMerck vet;$aMESH;$aAGRICOLA, via 1stsearch, June 1, 1998;$aBiol. & agri. index, via 1stsearch, June 1, 1998
=750  \2$aSurgical Procedures, Endoscopic$xveterinary$5IEN-M

=LDR  00696cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880363130102441
=005  20050419091426.0
=008  980601i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 98003320 
=035  \\$ash 98003320
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \0$aQP606.P76
=150  \\$aProtein kinase CK2
=450  \\$aCasein kinase 2
=450  \\$aCasein kinase II
=450  \\$aProtein kinase CKII
=550  \\$wg$aProtein kinases
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 98-8321: A molecular and cellular view of protein kinase CK2, c1998.
=670  \\$aJ. Biochem. 121, 112-117(1997)$b("Phosphorylation of CaBP1 and CaBP2 by protein kinase CK2.")
=675  \\$aMESH
=750  \2$aCasein Kinase II$0(DNLM)D047390$5IEN

=LDR  00570cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880363130202441
=005  20120730164450.0
=008  980521i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 98003117 
=035  \\$ash 98003117
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \\$aRC804.E64
=150  \0$aEnteroscopy
=450  \0$aIntestinal endoscopy
=550  \0$wg$aEndoscopy
=550  \0$wg$aIntestines$xExamination
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 98-20746: Atlas of enteroscopy, c1998.
=670  \\$aDorland's med. dict.
=675  \\$aMESH
=750  \2$aEndoscopy, Gastrointestinal$5IEN$0(DNLM)D016099

=LDR  00755cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880363130302441
=005  20120730164450.0
=008  980520i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 98003091 
=035  \\$ash 98003091
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \\$aRM666.T784
=150  \0$aTriazolam
=450  \0$aHalcion (Trademark)
=550  \0$wg$aBenzodiazepines
=550  \0$wg$aHypnotics
=550  \0$wg$aSedatives
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 98-119250: Halcion : an independent assessment of safety and efficacy data / Committee on Halcion: An Assessment of Data Adequacy and Confidence, Division of Health Sciences Policy, Division of Neuroscience and Behavioral Health, Institute of Medicine, 1997.
=670  \\$aMESH.
=750  \2$aTriazolam$5IEN$0(DNLM)D014229

=LDR  00355cz  a2200133n  4500
=001  9880363130402441
=005  20120730164450.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85087997 
=035  \\$ash 85087997
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \0$aMouth$xExamination
=450  \0$aOral examination (Medicine)
=750  \2$aDiagnosis, Oral$5IEN$0(DNLM)D003945

=LDR  00609cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880363130502441
=005  20120730164449.0
=008  980513i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 98002943 
=035  \\$ash 98002943
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=150  \\$aFood preferences in children
=550  \\$wg$aChildren
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 98-7846: Wilkoff, W.G. Coping with a picky eater, c1998.
=750  \2$81$wb$aFood Preferences$5IEN$0(DNLM)D005518
=750  \2$81$wb$aChild$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002648
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aFood Preferences$iand$aChild$5IEN

=LDR  00890cz  a2200241n  4500
=001  9880363130602441
=005  20120730164449.0
=008  980508i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 98002861 
=035  \\$ash 98002861
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \\$aQP616.P46
=150  \\$aPeptidylprolyl isomerase
=450  \\$aCyclophilin
=450  \\$aPeptidylproline cis-trans-isomerase
=450  \\$aPeptidylprolyl cis-trans-isomerase
=450  \\$aPPIase
=450  \\$aProlyl isomerase
=550  \\$wg$aCis-trans-isomerases
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 98-23127: Galat, A. Peptidyl-prolyl cis/trans isomerases, 1998.
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Peptidylprolyl isomerase X Cyclophilin, cypB gene product, Peptidyl-prolyl cis-trans-isomerase, PPIase, Prolyl isomerase)
=670  \\$aEnzyme nomenclature, 1992$b([5.2.1.8] Peptidylprolyl isomerase)
=750  \2$aPeptidylprolyl Isomerase$5IEN$0(DNLM)D019696

=LDR  00698cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880363130702441
=005  20120730164449.0
=008  980428i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 98002673 
=035  \\$ash 98002673
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=150  \0$aHER-2 gene
=450  \0$aErbB-2 gene
=450  \0$aHER2 gene
=450  \0$aHuman EGF-like receptor-2 gene
=450  \0$aHuman epidermal growth factor-like receptor-2 gene
=550  \0$wg$aProto-oncogenes
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 98-18877: Bazell, R. Her-2 : the making of a revolutionary treatment for breast cancer, 1998.
=670  \\$aMEDLINE.
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Genes, erbB-2 x Genes, HER-2)
=750  \2$aGenes, erbB-2$5IEN$0(DNLM)D018734

=LDR  00823cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880363130802441
=005  20150218151121.0
=008  980428i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 98002671 
=035  \\$ash 98002671
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=150  \\$aHER-2 protein
=450  \\$aC-erbB-2 protein
=450  \\$aErbB-2 protein
=450  \\$aHER2 protein
=450  \\$aHuman EGF-like receptor-2
=450  \\$aHuman epidermal growth factor-like receptor-2
=550  \\$wg$aTumor proteins
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 98-18877: Bazell, R. Her-2 : the making of a revolutionary treatment for breast cancer, 1998.
=670  \\$aMEDLINE.
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Proto-Oncogene Proteins c-erbB-2 x c-erbB-2 proteins; x erbB-2 Proto-Oncogene Proteins; x Proto-Oncogene Proteins HER-2)
=750  \2$aReceptor, ErbB-2$5IEN$0(DNLM)D018719

=LDR  00726cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880363130902441
=005  20120730164449.0
=008  980430i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 98002721 
=035  \\$aCVP3992LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=150  \0$aAfipia infections
=550  \0$wg$aGram-negative bacterial infections
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 98-22642: Bartonella and Afipia species with special regard to Bartonella henselae, 1998.
=670  \\$aChronicle of bacterial names, Apr. 30, 1998.
=670  \\$aBrenner. Proposal of Afipia gen. nov., with Afipia felis sp. nov. (formerly the cat scratch disease bacillus).
=670  \\$aJournal of Clinical Microbiology, 1991:$bvol. 29, no. 2.
=750  \2$aAfipia$5IEN$0(DNLM)D020622

=LDR  00570cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880363131002441
=005  20120730164449.0
=008  980430i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 98002720 
=035  \\$aCVP3991LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \0$aQR201.B37$cMicrobiology
=150  \0$aBartonella infections
=550  \0$wg$aGram-negative bacterial infections
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 98-22642: Bartonella and Afipia species with special regard to Bartonella henselae, 1998.
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Bartonella infections)
=750  \2$aBartonella Infections$5IEN$0(DNLM)D001474

=LDR  00887cz  a2200241n  4500
=001  9880363131102441
=005  20120730164449.0
=008  980430i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 98002717 
=035  \\$aCVP3988LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=150  \0$aCat-scratch disease
=450  \0$aBenign lymphoreticulosis
=450  \0$aCat-scratch fever
=450  \0$aLymphoreticulosis, Benign
=450  \0$aRegional lymphadenitis
=550  \0$wg$aGram-negative bacterial infections
=550  \0$wg$aLymphadenitis
=550  \0$wg$aZoonoses
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 98-22642: Bartonella and Afipia species with special regard to Bartonella henselae, 1998.
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Cat-scratch disease)
=670  \\$aDorland's med. dict.$b(Cat-scratch disease; called also benign lymphoreticulosis, cat-scratch fever and regional lymphadenitis)
=750  \2$aCat-Scratch Disease$5IEN-M$0(DNLM)D002372

=LDR  00880cz  a2200241n  4500
=001  9880363131202441
=005  20041122113934.0
=008  041012||\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 98002716 
=035  \\$aCVP3987LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQC611.6.Q35$cSemiconductor physics
=053  \0$aTK7874.88$cMicroelectronics
=150  \\$aQuantum dots
=450  \\$aDots, Quantum
=450  \\$aSemiconductor quantum dots
=550  \\$wg$aQuantum electronics
=550  \\$wg$aSemiconductors
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 98007734: Bimberg, Dieter. Quantum dot heterostructures, 1998.
=670  \\$aASTI on FirstSearch, March 30, 1998$b(subject hdg.: Quantum dots)
=670  \\$aINSPEC on FirstSearch, March 30, 1998$b(descripter: Semiconductor quantum dots)
=670  \\$aLC database, March 30, 1998$b(in titles: Quantum dots)
=750  \2$aQuantum Dots$0(DNLM)D045663$5IEN

=LDR  00488cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880363131302441
=005  20140519102300.0
=008  980430i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 98002712 
=035  \\$aCVP3984LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \0$aRT120.R87
=150  \\$aRural nursing
=550  \\$wg$aCommunity health nursing
=550  \\$wg$aRural health services
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 98-18898: Conceptual basis for rural nursing, c1998.
=750  \2$aRural Nursing$0(DNLM)D064694$5IEN

=LDR  00723cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880363131402441
=005  20120730164449.0
=008  980421i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 98002507 
=035  \\$aCVN9789LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \0$aRJ482.O45
=150  \0$aOsteoporosis in children
=550  \0$wg$aBone diseases in children
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 98-4052: International Workshop on Paediatric Osteology (2nd). Paediatric osteology : prevention of osteoporosis -- a paediatric task?, 1998.
=750  \2$81$wb$aOsteoporosis$5IEN$0(DNLM)D010024
=750  \2$81$wb$aChild$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002648
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aOsteoporosis$iand$aChild$5IEN

=LDR  00355cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880363131502441
=005  20120730164448.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85115401 
=035  \\$aCVN4870NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aQK495.A1$cBotany
=150  \0$aRosales
=550  \0$wg$aDicotyledons
=750  \2$aRosales$5IEN$0(DNLM)D019685

=LDR  00533cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880363131602441
=005  20120730164448.0
=008  100615i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|n\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash2010109293$zsh2010109793
=035  \\$aCVN4842NU
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aRadiation$xHealth aspects
=667  \\$aRecord generated for validation purposes.
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Exposure, 1992
=688  \\$aHeading from sh2010109793, deleted 20100902: 150:##:_{dollar}a Radiation _{dollar}x Health aspects
=750  \2$aRadiologic Health$5IEN$0(DNLM)D011870

=LDR  00454cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880363131702441
=005  20091216101727.0
=008  091013i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|n\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash2009125316
=035  \\$aCVN4735NU
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aEye$xPhysiology
=667  \\$aRecord generated for validation purposes.
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Principles and practice of ophthalmology, c1994
=750  \2$aOcular Physiological Phenomena$0(DNLM)D009799$5IEN

=LDR  00511cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880363131802441
=005  20120730164448.0
=008  931110i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 93008585 
=035  \\$aCVN4681NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=150  \0$aHeterosexuality
=550  \0$wg$aSexual orientation
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 93-39481: Chodorow, N. Femininities, masculinities, sexualities, c1994.
=670  \\$aWeb. 3.
=670  \\$aWomen's thes.$b(Heterosexuality)
=750  \2$aHeterosexuality$5IEN$0(DNLM)D020010

=LDR  00932cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880363131902441
=005  20080327095918.0
=008  980331i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 98002021 
=035  \\$aCVM8717LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=150  \\$aMolecular imprinting
=450  \\$aImprinting, Molecular
=450  \\$aImprinting, Polymer
=450  \\$aPolymer imprinting
=550  \\$wg$aPolymerization
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 98-6979: Molecular and ionic recognition with imprinted polymers, 1998:$bCIP pref. (molecular imprinting: a template polymerization technique for the preparation of "host" molecules which can recognize "guest" species; polymer imprinting)
=670  \\$aSci. cit. index$b(polymer imprinting)
=675  \\$aComprehensive biotech.;$aHackh chem. dict.;$aHawley chem. dict.;$aKirk-Othmer encyc. chem.;$aLang. of biotech.;$aMcGraw-Hill dict. sci. tech.
=750  \2$aMolecular Imprinting$0(DNLM)D054802$5IEN

=LDR  00431cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880363132002441
=005  20120730164448.0
=008  090528i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|n\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash2009116574
=035  \\$aCVM3619NU
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aBack$xWounds and injuries
=667  \\$aRecord generated for validation purposes.
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Low back & neck injuries, c1991
=750  \2$aBack Injuries$5IEN$0(DNLM)D019567

=LDR  00706cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880363132102441
=005  20060828121737.0
=008  980402i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 98002071 $zsh 85023500 
=035  \\$aCVM3520NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \\$aHV2391$bHV2392.2
=150  \\$aDeaf children
=450  \\$wnne$aChildren, Deaf
=450  \\$aDeafness in children$xPatients
=550  \\$wg$aHearing impaired children
=670  \\$aLC database, Apr. 2, 1998$b(titles: deaf children)
=750  \2$81$wb$aDeafness$0(DNLM)D003638$5IEN
=750  \2$81$wb$aChild$0(DNLM)D002648$5IEN
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aDeafness$iand$aChild$5IEN

=LDR  00656cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880363132202441
=005  20120730164447.0
=008  980402i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 98002070 $zsh 85023500 
=035  \\$aCVM3519NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \\$aRF291.5.C45
=150  \\$aDeafness in children
=450  \\$wnne$aChildren, Deaf
=550  \\$wg$aHearing disorders in children
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Deafness/in infancy and childhood)
=750  \2$81$wb$aDeafness$5IEN$0(DNLM)D003638
=750  \2$81$wb$aChild$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002648
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aDeafness$iand$aChild$5IEN

=LDR  00461cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880363132302441
=005  20120730164447.0
=008  980318i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 98001688 
=035  \\$aCVL7466NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=150  \0$aPichia
=550  \0$wg$aSaccharomycetaceae
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 98-6428: Pichia protocols, c1998.
=670  \\$aMESH.
=670  \\$aC.G. Ainsworth's "The fungi":$bp. 20-22.
=750  \2$aPichia$5IEN$0(DNLM)D010843

=LDR  01451cz  a2200337n  4500
=001  9880363132402441
=005  20140708114318.0
=008  980312i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 98001500 
=035  \\$aCVL7451LC
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh 98001500
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aTK5105.882$bTK5105.883
=150  \\$aBrowsers (Computer programs)
=360  \\$inames of individual browsers
=450  \\$aInternet browsers (Computer programs)
=450  \\$aWeb browsers (Computer programs)
=450  \\$aWeb browsing software
=550  \\$wg$aCommunications software
=550  \\$wg$aInternet$xComputer programs
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 98016074: Internet with Explorer 4.0, 1998.
=670  \\$aEngr. index, subject index, 1996$b(Internet browsers; Web browsers; Web browsing software)
=670  \\$aASTI on FirstSearch, March 16, 1998$b(subject: Browsers (Computer programs))
=670  \\$aDict. of computer and Internet terms, c1996$b(Browser; ref. from Web browser)
=670  \\$aCyber dict., 1997$b(Browser)
=670  \\$aPC webopedia on Web, March 16, 1998$b(Browser)
=670  \\$aN.Y. Times. tech. gloss. on Web, March 16, 1998$b(Browsers, Web browsers)
=670  \\$aMicrocomp. abstracts on FirstSearch, March 16, 1998$b(descriptor: Web browsers)
=670  \\$aFOLDOC on Web, March 16, 1998$b(Browser; Web browsers)
=670  \\$aNetGlos on Web, March 16, 1998$b(Browser)
=750  \2$aWeb Browser$0(DNLM)D064878$5IEN

=LDR  00771cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880363132502441
=005  20140424091243.0
=008  980305i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 98001276 
=035  \\$aCVL1808LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \0$aHV6627
=150  \\$aOrgan trafficking
=450  \\$aIllegal trade in human body parts
=450  \\$aTrafficking in organs
=550  \\$wg$aOffenses against the person
=550  \\$wg$aSale of organs, tissues, etc.
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 97-186664: Robin, M. Voleurs d'organes, c1996.
=670  \\$aWorldCat database, Jan. 30, 1998$b(illegal trade in human body parts)
=670  \\$aThe New York times on the Web, Mar. 2, 1998$b(organ trafficking; organ harvesting)
=750  \2$aOrgan Trafficking$0(DNLM)D064877$5IEN

=LDR  00573cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880363132602441
=005  20120730164447.0
=008  980213i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 98000839 
=035  \\$aCVH4914LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=150  \0$aBody image in men
=550  \0$wg$aMen$xPsychology
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 98-146768: Atkins, D. Looking queer, 1998.
=750  \2$81$wb$aBody Image$5IEN$0(DNLM)D001828
=750  \2$81$wb$aMen$5IEN$0(DNLM)D008571
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aBody Image$iand$aMen$5IEN

=LDR  00990cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880363132702441
=005  20070305163423.0
=008  980129i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\c
=010  \\$ash 98000483 
=035  \\$aCVH4755LC
=040  \\$aDGPO$cDLC
=053  \\$aRB152.7
=150  \0$aPersian Gulf syndrome
=450  \0$aGulf War syndrome
=450  \0$aPersian Gulf War syndrome
=550  \0$wg$aPersian Gulf War, 1991$xHealth aspects
=550  \0$wg$aSyndromes
=670  \\$aWork cat.: U.S. Cong. House. Comm. on Government Reform and Oversight. Gulf War veterans' illnesses, VA, DOD continue to resist strong evidence ... 1997:$bp. 1 (clusters of symptoms and debilitating maladies known collectively as Gulf War Syndrome)
=670  \\$aMESH search, Jan. 28, 1998$b(Persian Gulf Syndrome; cross reference from Gulf War Syndrome)
=670  \\$aScorpio mags search, Jan. 29, 1998$b(hits on: Persian Gulf Syndrome, Gulf War Syndrome, Persian Gulf War Syndrome)
=750  \0$aPersian Gulf Syndrome$5IEN

=LDR  01210cz  a2200277n  4500
=001  9880363132802441
=005  20120730164447.0
=008  060328i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 98000445 
=035  \\$aCVG9017NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aEthylene glycol
=450  \\$aDihydroxyethane
=450  \\$aEG (Chemical)
=450  \\$aEthanediol
=450  \\$aGlycol
=450  \\$aHydroxyethanol
=450  \\$aMEG (Chemical)
=450  \\$aMonoethylene glycol
=550  \\$wg$aEthylene glycols
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 95-183146: Ethylene glycol, 1994.
=670  \\$aMESH browser, Mar. 28, 2006$b(Ethylene Glycol. Entry terms: 1,2-Ethanediol, 2-Hydroxyethanol, Monoethylene Glycol. Scope note: A colorless, odorless, viscous dihydroxy alcohol. It has a sweet taste, but is poisonous if ingested. Ethylene glycol is the most important glycol commercially available and is manufactured on a large scale in the United States. It is used as an antifreeze and coolant, in hydraulic fluids, and in the manufacture of low-freezing dynamites and resins.)
=670  \\$aHawley's chem. dic.
=670  \\$aGrant & Hack's chem. dic.
=670  \\$aMerck.
=750  \2$aEthylene Glycol$5IEN$0(DNLM)D019855

=LDR  01630cz  a2200337n  4500
=001  9880363132902441
=005  20120730164447.0
=008  980127i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 98000411 
=035  \\$aCVG9011LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \0$aR726.2$cMedical care
=150  \\$aAdvance directives (Medical care)
=450  \\$aAdvance health care directives
=450  \\$aAdvance healthcare directives
=450  \\$aAdvance medical directives
=450  \\$aAdvanced directives (Medical care)
=450  \\$aDirectives, Advance (Medical care)
=450  \\$aHealthcare directives, Advance
=450  \\$aMedical directives, Advance
=550  \\$wg$aMedical care
=550  \\$aDo-not-resuscitate orders
=550  \\$aPatient advocacy
=550  \\$aRight to die
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 98-2598: Advance directives and surrogate decision making ... c1998$b(advance directives, advance medical directives)
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Advance directives: Declarations by patients, made in advance of a situation in which they may be incompetent to decide about their own care, stating their treatment preferences or authorizing a third party to make decisions for them.)
=670  \\$aIAC$b(subject: Advance directives (Medicine))
=670  \\$aLC database, Jan. 27, 1998$b(advance directives, advance health care directives, advance medical directives, advanced directives)
=670  \\$aMEDLINE, Jan. 27, 1998$b(advance directives, advance healthcare directives, advanced directives)
=675  \\$aDorland's med. dict.;$aStedman's med. dict.;$aRandom House dict.
=750  \2$aAdvance Directives$5IEN$0(DNLM)D016223

=LDR  01293cz  a2200241n  4500
=001  9880363133002441
=005  20110524163222.0
=008  980126i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 98000373 
=035  \\$aCVF7488LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \0$aRD598.35.T67
=150  \\$aTransmyocardial laser revascularization
=450  \\$aLaser revascularization, Transmyocardial
=450  \\$aTMLR (Cardiology)
=550  \\$wg$aHeart$xLaser surgery
=550  \\$wg$aMyocardial revascularization
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 98-2506: TMLR : management of coronary artery diseases, c1998.
=670  \\$aMEDLINE.
=670  \\$aHeart Information Service of the Texas Heart Institute Website, Jan. 26, 1998$b(Transmyocardial Laser Revascularization)
=670  \\$aThe Rush Heart Institute web site, Jan. 26, 1998$b(Transmyocardial Laser Revascularization: this laser technology restores blood flow by producing new channels of circulation to damaged areas of the heart that can no longer be helped by traditional medical or surgical methods. The Rush Heart Institute is one of a select few in the nation to perform this procedure.)
=675  \\$aMESH;$aDorland's med. dict.;$aMosby's med. dict.;$aBraunwald, Eugene. Heart disease
=750  \2$aTransmyocardial Laser Revascularization$0(DNLM)D057769$5IEN

=LDR  00908cz  a2200253n  4500
=001  9880363133102441
=005  20120730164447.0
=008  980121i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 98000287 
=035  \\$aCVF7455LC
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh 98000287
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQK495.C74$cBotany
=053  \0$aSB413.C14$cCulture
=150  \\$aCalendula (Genus)
=550  \\$wg$aCompositae
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 98-10101: Green, M. Calendula, 1998.
=670  \\$aWeb. 3$b(Calendula 1: genus Compositae ... 3: the dried florets of plants of the genus Calendula (esp. C. officinalis))
=670  \\$aSPN$b(Calendula ... Calendula)
=670  \\$aInd. nom. gen. (plant.)$b(Calendula Linnaeus Compositae)
=670  \\$aEngler Syl. Pflanz.:$bv. 2, p. 493 (Calendula)
=670  \\$aHortus 3$b(Calendula L. Compositae)
=670  \\$aCAB thes.$b(Calendula)
=750  \2$aCalendula$5IEN$0(DNLM)D020838

=LDR  00771cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880363133202441
=005  20120730164446.0
=008  961120i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 96010945 
=035  \\$aCVF7434NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=150  \0$aDinitrobenzenes
=450  \0$aDinitrophenyl compounds
=550  \0$wg$aNitrobenzene
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 95-156806: 1,3-Dinitrobenzene, 1993.
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Dinitrobenzenes x Dinitrophenyl compounds)
=670  \\$aHawley's condensed chem. dict.$b(dinitrobenzene; m-, o-, and p- isomers)
=670  \\$aRandom House$b(dinitrobenzene: any of three isomeric benzene derivatives having the formula C b6 (BH b4 (BNO b2 (B, made by nitration of benzene or nitrobenzene.)
=750  \2$aDinitrobenzenes$5IEN$0(DNLM)D004136

=LDR  00598cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880363133302441
=005  20120730164446.0
=008  980114i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 98000190 
=035  \\$aCVF2337LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=150  \\$aDrug-herb interactions
=450  \\$aHerb-drug interactions
=450  \\$aInteractions, Drug-herb
=550  \\$wg$aDrug interactions
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 97-61558: Brinker, F.J. Herb contraindications and drug interactions : with appendices addressing specific conditions and medicines, c1997.
=750  \2$aHerb-Drug Interactions$5IEN$0(DNLM)D041743

=LDR  00621cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880363133402441
=005  20120730164446.0
=008  980108i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 98000091 
=035  \\$aCVF2320NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=150  \0$aArthritis in animals
=550  \0$wg$aAnimals$xDiseases
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 97-52816: Ramey, D.W. Concise guide to arthrities in the horse, 1998.
=670  \\$aAlta Vista, Jan. 8, 1998$b(Arthritis in animals)
=670  \\$aMerck vet.:$bp. 467 (Arthritis)
=670  \\$aBlack's vet. dict.:$bp. 43 (Arthritis)
=750  \2$aArthritis$xveterinary$5IEN$0(DNLM)D001168Q000662

=LDR  00771cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880363133502441
=005  20040723083724.0
=008  980107i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 98000068 
=035  \\$aCVF2319LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \0$aQR82.P78$cMicrobiology
=150  \\$aRalstonia
=550  \\$wg$aPseudomonadaceae
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 97-52209: Bacterial wilt disease : molecular and ecological aspects : report of the Second International Bacterial Wilt Symposium held in Gosier, Guadeloupe, France, 22-27 June 1997, 1998.
=670  \\$aAmerican Type Culture Collection$b(phone call to bacteriology dept.)
=670  \\$aGerman Collection of Microorganisms and Cell Culture (DSMZ)$b(New genus 1996 : Ralstonia)
=750  \2$aRalstonia$0(DNLM)D043367$5IEN

=LDR  00946cz  a2200301n  4500
=001  9880363133602441
=005  20020517080942.0
=008  971231i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 97009279 
=035  \\$aCVD6569NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=150  \0$aNitrobenzene
=450  \0$aEssence of mirbane
=450  \0$aMirbane oil
=450  \0$aMNB (Chemical)
=450  \0$aMononitrobenzene
=450  \0$aMyrbane oil
=450  \0$aNitrobenzol
=450  \0$aOil of mirbane
=550  \0$wg$aBenzene
=550  \0$wg$aNitro compounds
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 95-156745: Nitrobenzene, 1994.
=670  \\$aHawley's condensed chem. dict.$b(nitrobenzene (oil of mirbane))
=670  \\$aMerck index$b(Nitrobenzene; essence of mirbane; oil of mirbane)
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Nitrobenzenes)
=670  \\$aWeb. 3$b(mirbane oil, also myrbane oil: nitrobenzene)
=670  \\$aRandom House$b(nitrobenzene, also nitrobenzol)
=750  \0$aNitrobenzenes$5IEN

=LDR  00510cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880363133702441
=005  20120730164446.0
=008  971223i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 97009184 
=035  \\$aCVB4159NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \\$aQP572.P67
=150  \0$aPregnenolone
=550  \0$wg$aAdrenocortical hormones
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 97-185292: Sahelian, R. Pregnenolone : nature's feel good hormone, c1997.
=670  \\$aMESH.
=670  \\$aMerck.
=750  \2$aPregnenolone$5IEN$0(DNLM)D011284

=LDR  00582cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880363133802441
=005  20100815130806.0
=008  971218i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 97009122 
=035  \\$aCVB4124LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \\$aHD62.17
=150  \0$aWorkflow
=450  \0$aWorkflow systems
=550  \0$wg$aManagement
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 97-159593: Workflow handbook, 1997$b(workflow systems)
=670  \\$aPC Webopaedia, WWW site, Dec. 18, 1997.
=670  \\$aFOLDOC, WWW site, Dec. 18, 1997.
=670  \\$aBPI.
=750  \2$aWorkflow$0(DNLM)D057188$5IEN

=LDR  00619cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880363133902441
=005  20120730164442.0
=008  970620i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\c
=010  \\$ash 97004916 
=035  \\$aCUD1383NU
=040  \\$aMnMHCL$cDLC
=053  \\$aBF723.C57
=150  \0$aBody language in children
=550  \0$wg$aNonverbal communication in children
=670  \\$aLewis, D. Body language of children, 1996.
=750  \2$81$wb$aKinesics$5IEN$0(DNLM)D007697
=750  \2$81$wb$aChild$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002648
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aKinesics$iand$aChild$5IEN

=LDR  01188cz  a2200253n  4500
=001  9880363134002441
=005  20120730164442.0
=008  970619i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 97004875 
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=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \0$aQK495.S2$cBotany
=150  \\$aMadhuca
=450  \\$aBassia
=450  \\$aIllipe
=450  \\$aMahua
=550  \\$wg$aSapotaceae
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 93-907309: Mahua, the tree of poor, 1993:$bp. 9 (family Sapotaceae (Madhuca J.F. Gemel). It is known by different names in different states: Hindi: Mahua, Mohwa, Mauwa; Bengl.: Mahua, Maul, Mahula; Mar.: Mahwa, Mohwra; Guj.: Mahuda ...)
=670  \\$aWeb. 3:$bMadhuca Sapotaceae (Mahua or mohwa any of several East Indian trees of the genus Madhuca (esp. M latifolia or M. indica))
=670  \\$aInd. nom. gen. (plant.)$b(Madhuca Hamilton ex J.G. Gmelin)
=670  \\$aDict. flow. ferns:$bMadhuca (Bassia Koen. ex L = Madhuca Gmel.; Illipe Gras = Madhuca Gmel.)
=670  \\$aRandom House$b(mahua any of several trees of genus Madhuca, esp. M. latifolia; also mahwa, mohwa, mowra, mowrah)
=670  \\$aCAB thes.$b(Madhuca Sapotaceae)
=750  \2$aMadhuca$5IEN$0(DNLM)D032128

=LDR  00580cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880363134102441
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=008  970616i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 97004790 
=035  \\$aCUD1322NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=150  \0$aAsthma in old age
=550  \0$wg$aRespiratory diseases in old age
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 97-22376: Asthma in the elderly, c1997.
=750  \2$81$wb$aAsthma$5IEN$0(DNLM)D001249
=750  \2$81$wb$aAged$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000368
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aAsthma$iand$aAged$5IEN

=LDR  00742cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880363134202441
=005  20120730164442.0
=008  970612i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 97004738 
=035  \\$aCUD1309NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \\$aRC926
=150  \0$aMusculoskeletal emergencies
=550  \0$wg$aMedical emergencies
=550  \0$wg$aMusculoskeletal system$xDiseases
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 97-22256: Wardrope, Jim. Musculo-skeletal problems in emergency medicine, 1998.
=750  \2$81$wb$aEmergencies$5IEN$0(DNLM)D004630
=750  \2$81$wb$aMusculoskeletal Diseases$5IEN$0(DNLM)D009140
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aMusculoskeletal Diseases$iand$aEmergencies$5IEN

=LDR  00869cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880363134302441
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=035  \\$aCUC1394NU
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh 97004870
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQP609.C93
=150  \\$aCyclin-dependent kinases
=450  \\$aCDK proteins
=450  \\$aCyclin-dependent protein kinases
=550  \\$wg$aProtein kinases
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 97-22377: Musunuru, Kiran. Cell cycle regulators in cancer, c1997.
=670  \\$aMESH browser, June 1, 2006$b(Cyclin-Dependent Kinases. Entry terms: cdk Proteins; Cyclin-Dependent Protein Kinases)
=750  \2$aCyclin-Dependent Kinases$5IEN$0(DNLM)D018844
=750  \2$iNarrower mapping$aCyclin-Dependent Kinase-Activating Kinase$0(DNLM)D000095043$4NM$5IEN-M
=930  \\$aMeSH Mapping GN 2024/10/08

=LDR  00435cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880363134402441
=005  20100309215216.0
=008  970619i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 97004869 
=035  \\$aCUC1393NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=150  \0$aCyclins
=550  \0$wg$aGrowth factors
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 97-22377: Musunuru, Kiran. Cell cycle regulators in cancer, c1997.
=670  \\$aMESH.
=750  \2$aCyclins$0(DNLM)D016213$5IEN

=LDR  01116cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880363134502441
=005  20120730164441.0
=008  970616i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\c
=010  \\$ash 97004809 
=035  \\$aCUC1369NU
=040  \\$aWaU$cDLC
=150  \0$aDynorphins
=450  \0$aDynorphin
=550  \0$wg$aOpioid peptides
=670  \\$aMcLean, M. Five endogenous neuropeptides (dynorphion [sic], endorphin, enkephalin, somatostatin, substance P) in nonhuman primates, 1993:$bp. 32 (dynorphin)
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Dynorphins; was Dynorphin 1985-1994)
=670  \\$aLawrence, E. Henderson's dict. of biological terms, c1995:$bp. 163 (dynorphin: any of several endorphin-like peptides found in brain and gut)
=670  \\$aMcGraw-Hill dict. sci. tech.:$bv. 6, p. 411 ("The dynorphins and  (Sa (B-neoendorphin are derived from the pro-dynorphin, or pro-enkephalin B gene ... Again, the presence of two basic amino acids directs processing to form dynorphin A, dynorphin B, and  (Sa (B-neoendorphin.")
=670  \\$aLC database, 16 June 1997$b(dynorphin; dynorphin-like peptides)
=750  \2$aDynorphins$5IEN$0(DNLM)D004399

=LDR  01328cz  a2200253n  4500
=001  9880363134602441
=005  20090518095444.0
=008  970611i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 97004689 
=035  \\$aCUC1298LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \0$aQK623.C55$cBotany
=150  \\$aEpichlo�
=550  \\$wg$aClavicipitaceae
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 97-17157: Neotyphodium/grass interactions, 1997:$bCIP p. 25 (genus Epichlo�e)
=670  \\$aAinsworth fungi:$bp. 125 (genera of Claviciptaceae: Epichlo�e)
=670  \\$aWebster, J. Introd. to fungi, 1980:$bp. 347 (Clavicipitaceae ... Epichloe)
=670  \\$aArx, J.A. von. Plant pathogenic fungi, 1987:$bp. 93, under Clavicipitaceae (Eipchlo�e)
=670  \\$aCannon, P.F. The Brit. Ascomycotina, 1985:$bp. 83 (Epichloe ... Clavicipitaceae)
=670  \\$aAGRICOLA, via 1stsearch, June 10, 1997$b(new species of Epichloe; Epichloe ... (Clavicipitaceae); identifiers: Epichloe)
=670  \\$aBasicBIOSIS, via 1stsearch, June 10, 1997$b(abstract: genus Epichloe (Clavicipitaceae))
=670  \\$aBiol. & agric. index, via 1st search, June 10, 1997$b(titles: genus Epichloe; subjects: Epichloe)
=675  \\$aFungi on plants and plant products in the U.S., 1989;$aMiller, I.K. An index of the common fungi of North Amer., 1975
=750  \2$aEpichloe$0(DNLM)D055329$5IEN

=LDR  01092cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880363134702441
=005  20091026093636.0
=008  970611i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 97004688 
=035  \\$aCUC1297LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \\$aQK623.C55$cBotany
=150  \0$aNeotyphodium
=550  \0$wg$aClavicipitaceae
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 97-17157: Neotyphodium/grass interactions, 1997:$bCIP pref. (sci. community has re-classified the endophytic fungi twice (now the genus Neotyphodium)) p. 45 (re-classification to Neotyphodium: reexamine genera of gramincolous Clavicipitaceae; grass endophytes are all members of the family Clavicipitaceae)
=670  \\$aAGRICOLA, via 1stsearch, June 9, 1997$b(subject: Neotyphodium)
=670  \\$aBasicBIOSIS, via 1stsearch, June 9, 1997$b(abstract: new form genus Neotyphodium)
=675  \\$aAinsworth fungi;$aWebster, J. Introd. to fungi, 1980;$aArx, J.A. Plant pathogenic fungi, 1987;$aFungi on plants and plant products in the U.S., 1989;$aBiol. & agric. index, via 1stsearch, June 9, 1997
=750  \2$aNeotyphodium$0(DNLM)D055328$5IEN

=LDR  01082cz  a2200277n  4500
=001  9880363134802441
=005  20120730164441.0
=008  970520i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\c
=010  \\$ash 97004255 
=035  \\$aCUA2093NU
=040  \\$aUk$cDLC
=150  \0$aPhenylhydrazine
=450  \0$aHydrazine-benzene
=450  \0$aHydrazinobenzene
=450  \0$aMonophenylhydrazine
=450  \0$aPhenylhydrazines
=550  \0$wg$aHydrazines
=550  \0$wg$aPhenyl compounds
=670  \\$aPhenylhydrazine, risk assessment document, 1997:$bp. 3 (chemical name: Phenylhydrazine; synonums: Hydrazine-benzene, Hydrazinobenzene; CAS no. 100-63-0; emp. formula: C6H8N2)
=670  \\$aMESH, 1996:$bp. 832 (Phenylhydrazines; was: Phenylhydrazine)
=670  \\$aHandbk. of chem. and physics, 1996:$bv. 3, p. 621 (Phenylhydrazine)
=670  \\$aDict. of substances and their effects, 1994$b(phenylhydrazine; hydrazinobenzene, monophenylhydrazine)
=670  \\$aHawley's con. chem. dict.
=670  \\$aWeb. 3.
=670  \\$aDorland's med. dict. 28th.
=750  \2$aPhenylhydrazines$5IEN$0(DNLM)D010659

=LDR  01453cz  a2200277n  4500
=001  9880363134902441
=005  20120730164441.0
=008  970520i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\c
=010  \\$ash 97004252 
=035  \\$aCUA2092NU
=040  \\$aUk$cDLC
=150  \0$aDimethylaminoethanol
=450  \0$aBeta-dimethylaminoethyl alcohol
=450  \0$aDeanol
=450  \0$aDimethylethanolamine
=450  \0$aDimethylmonoethanolamine
=450  \0$aDMAE (Chemical)
=450  \0$aDMEA (Chemical)
=450  \0$aHydroxyethyldimethylamine
=550  \0$wg$aDimethylamine
=550  \0$wg$aEthanolamines
=670  \\$aDimethylaminoethanol (DMAE) risk assessment document, 1997:$bp. 3 (substance name: Dimethylaminoethanol; symonyms: DMAE, DMEA, Dimethylethanolamine, N-N-Dimethylethanolamine, 2-Dimethylaminoethanol; CAS no. 108-01-0; emp. formula: C43h11NO)
=670  \\$aHandbk. of chem. and physics, 1996:$bp. 602 (2-Dimethylaminoethanol)
=670  \\$aDict. of sub. and their effects, 1994:$bp. 581 (2-dimethylaminoethanol; synom.: Bimorol, Deanol, (dimethyamino)ethanol, N.N-(dimethylamino)ethanol, N.N-dimethylaminoethanol, beta-dimethylaminoethyl alcohol, dimethylethanolamine, N.N-dimethylethanolamine, dimeth(2-hydroxymethyl)amine, dimethylmonoethanolmaine, DMAE, 2-hydroxyethyldimethylamine, Lipararon, Norcholine, Promanine A)
=670  \\$aHawley's con. chem. dict.$b(Dimethylaminoethanol; dimethylethanolamine, Deanol)
=750  \2$aDeanol$5IEN$0(DNLM)D003642

=LDR  01560cz  a2200289n  4500
=001  9880363135002441
=005  20120730164441.0
=008  970520i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\c
=010  \\$ash 97004242 
=035  \\$aCUA2084NU
=040  \\$aUk$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aRA1242.E73$cToxicology
=150  \\$aEthylenediamine
=450  \\$aBeta-aminoethylamine
=450  \\$aDiaminoethane
=450  \\$aDimethylenediamine
=450  \\$aEDA (Chemical)
=450  \\$aEthanediamine
=450  \\$aEthylene diamine
=550  \\$wg$aEthylamines
=670  \\$a1,2-Diaminoethane, Ethylenediamine (EDA), risk assessment document, 1997:$bp. 3 (1,2-Diaminoethane is more commonly known as Ethylenediamine, with EDA as an abbreviation; chemical name: 1,2-Diaminoethane; synonyms: Ethylenediamine, Dimethylenediamine, 1,2-Ethanediamine, 1,2-Ethylene diamine, Beta-aminoethylamine, Ethane-1,2-diamine; CAS no. 107-15-4; emp. formula: C2H8N2)
=670  \\$aHandbk. of chem. and physics, 1996:$bp. 607 (1,2-Diaminoethane; Ethylenediamine)
=670  \\$aTurner, P. Drugs handbk, 1995-96, 1995:$bp. 36 (ethylene diamine, phar. aid used in manuf. of Amino-Phylline, and of some creams for topical application)
=670  \\$aDict. of substances and their effects, 1994:$bp. 120 (1,2-Diaminoethane; synon: Ethenediamine; beta-aminoethylamine; dimethylenediamine; 1-2,ethylenediamine; ethylenediamine)
=670  \\$aMESH supp. chem. rec., 1995$b(Ethylenediamine)
=670  \\$aLC database, May 19, 1997$b(Old cat. hdg.: Ethylenediamine)
=750  \2$aEthylenediamines$5IEN$0(DNLM)D005029

=LDR  00615cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880363135102441
=005  20070523084405.0
=008  970514i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 97004158 
=035  \\$aCUA2024LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \\$aRD33.56
=150  \\$aInterventional magnetic resonance imaging
=550  \\$wg$aInterventional radiology
=550  \\$wg$aMagnetic resonance imaging
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 97-21329: Interventional magentic resonance imaging, c1997.
=670  \\$aMEDLINE, May 14, 1997.
=675  \\$aMESH
=750  \2$aMagnetic Resonance Imaging, Interventional$0(DNLM)D053783$5IEN

=LDR  01000cz  a2200253n  4500
=001  9880363135202441
=005  20070524091243.0
=008  031027i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 97004111 
=035  \\$aCUA1990LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aTK7874.85
=150  \\$aNanowires
=450  \\$aAtomic wires
=450  \\$aMolecular wires
=450  \\$aQuantum wires
=450  \\$aSubnanoscale wires
=550  \\$wg$aElectric wire
=550  \\$wg$aNanostructured materials
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 97020546: Atomic and molecular wires, 1997:$bCIP pref. (subnanoscale wires; atomic wires; molecular wire) table of contents (nanowires)
=670  \\$aNanowires, 1997:$bCIP t.o.c. (atomic wires; quantum wires)
=670  \\$aASTI on FirstSearch, May 13, 1997$b(subject headings: molecular wires, quantum wires; in titles: nanowires)
=675  \\$aThe new IEEE stand. dict. of electrical and electronics terms, 1993;$aEncyc. of electronics, c1990
=750  \2$aNanowires$0(DNLM)D053770$5IEN

=LDR  00619cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880363135302441
=005  20120730164441.0
=008  970507i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 97003962 
=035  \\$aCUA1921NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=150  \0$aRisk-taking (Psychology) in children
=550  \0$wg$aChild psychology
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 97-17264: Risk and our pedagogical relation to children, 1997.
=750  \2$81$wb$aRisk-Taking$5IEN$0(DNLM)D012309
=750  \2$81$wb$aChild$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002648
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aRisk-Taking$iand$aChild$5IEN

=LDR  00868cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880363135402441
=005  20070508084045.0
=008  970506i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 97003940 
=035  \\$aCTZ0912LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aTP1180.D45$cChemical technology
=150  \\$aDendrimers
=450  \\$aDendritic compounds
=550  \\$wg$aMacromolecules
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 96157856: Dendrimer technology, 1996.
=670  \\$aSCI Science Citation Index, 1989.
=670  \\$aMeSH browser, Mar. 22, 1007$b(Dendrimers. Entry term: Dendritic Compounds Scope note: Compounds comprising branches from an inner core. The overall globular shape and presence of cavities gives potential as drug carriers.)
=675  \\$aChem. abst.;$aHackh chem. dict.;$aHawley chem. dict.;$aMcGraw-Hill dict. sci. tech.
=750  \2$aDendrimers$0(DNLM)D050091$5IEN

=LDR  01145cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880363135502441
=005  20120730164441.0
=008  970501i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 97003834 
=035  \\$aCTZ0859NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \0$aVeterinary chiropractic
=360  \\$isubdivision$aDiseases--Chiropractic treatment$iunder individual animals and groups of animals, e.g.$aCattle--Diseases--Chiropractic treatment
=450  \0$aAnimals$xDiseases$xChiropractic treatment
=550  \0$wg$aAlternative veterinary medicine
=550  \0$wg$aChiropractic
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 96-90279: Kamen, D.R. The well adjusted dog : canine chiropractic methods you can do, c1996.
=670  \\$aAGRICOLA, via 1stsearch, Apr. 30, 1997$b(titles: equine chiropractic; identifiers: chiropractic therapy, chiropractic medicine; notes: veterinary chiropractic care; descriptors: alternative medicine)
=675  \\$aConcise vet. dict.;$aBlack's vet. dict.;$aMerck vet.;$aBaisic BIOSIS, via 1stsearch, Apr. 30, 1997;$aBiol. & agr. index, via 1stsearch, Apr. 30, 1997
=750  \2$aManipulation, Chiropractic$xveterinary$5IEN$0(DNLM)D026882Q000662

=LDR  00813cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880363135602441
=005  20120504152334.0
=008  970502i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\c
=010  \\$ash 97003876 
=035  \\$aCTY5516LC
=040  \\$aCaOONL$cDLC
=150  \\$aPlyometrics
=450  \\$aPlyometric exercises
=450  \\$aReactive training (Exercise)
=550  \\$wg$aExercise
=670  \\$aBompa, T. Power training for sport : plyometrics for maximum power development, 1996$b(plyometrics; var.: reactive training)
=670  \\$aSport thes., 1994.
=670  \\$aLC database, 17 Apr. 1997$b(plyometric power; plyometric exercises; plyometrics)
=675  \\$aWeb. 3
=680  \\$iHere are entered works on a type of training used by athletes to improve muscle power.
=750  \2$aPlyometric Exercise$0(DNLM)D059385$5IEN

=LDR  00602cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880363135702441
=005  20120730164440.0
=008  041214i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 97003789 
=035  \\$aCTY5476NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dWaU$dDLC
=150  \\$aBisexual youth
=550  \\$wg$aYouth
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 9717062: Savin-Williams, R.C. And then I became gay, 1997.
=750  \2$81$wb$aBisexuality$5IEN$0(DNLM)D001727
=750  \2$81$wb$aAdolescent$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000293
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aBisexuality$iand$aAdolescent$5IEN

=LDR  01081cz  a2200253n  4500
=001  9880363135802441
=005  20120730164440.0
=008  970425i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 97003730 
=035  \\$aCTY5438NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=150  \0$aPancreaticoduodenectomy
=450  \0$aDuodenopancreatectomy
=450  \0$aPancreatoduodenectomy
=450  \0$aWhipple's procedure
=550  \0$wg$aDuodenectomy
=550  \0$wg$aPancreatectomy
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 97-16186 : Pancreatoduodenectomy, c1997$b(pancreaticoduodenectomy, pancreatoduodenectomy, Whipple's procedure)
=670  \\$aMESH$b(pancreaticoduodenectomy, x pancreatoduodenectomy (was, 1992-1994), x duodenopancreatectomy)
=670  \\$aCecil textbook of med.$b(pancreaticoduodenectomy, Whipple's procedure)
=670  \\$aDorland's med. dict.$b(pancreatoduodenectomy)
=670  \\$aStedman's med. dict.$b(pancreatoduodenectomy, Whipple's procedure)
=670  \\$aMedline 25APR97$b(pancreaticoduodenectomy (53 hits), pancreatoduodenectomy (45 hits)
=750  \2$aPancreaticoduodenectomy$5IEN$0(DNLM)D016577

=LDR  00525cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880363135902441
=005  20120430103428.0
=008  030731i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\c
=010  \\$ash 97003721 
=035  \\$aCTX9191LC
=040  \\$aWMM$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aPain$xTreatment
=450  \\$aPain management
=550  \\$wg$aPain medicine
=670  \\$aExpert pain management, c1997.
=670  \\$aLC database, April 22, 1997.
=670  \\$aPain management : theory and practice, c1996.
=750  \2$aPain Management$0(DNLM)D059408$5IEN

=LDR  00667cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880363136002441
=005  20120730164440.0
=008  970423i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 97003665 
=035  \\$aCTX9162NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=150  \0$aXylazine
=550  \0$wg$aMuscle relaxants
=550  \0$wg$aSedatives
=550  \0$wg$aThiazines
=550  \0$wg$aVeterinary drugs
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 95-188274: Jolicoeur, H�el�ene. Utilisation de la k�etamine pour immobiliser des ours noirs en �et�e, 1994.
=670  \\$aMerck.
=670  \\$aUSP Dictionary.
=670  \\$aChem. abst.:$bReg. no. 7361-61-7.
=750  \2$aXylazine$5IEN$0(DNLM)D014991

=LDR  00698cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880363136102441
=005  20120730164440.0
=008  970422i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 97003630 
=035  \\$aCTX9148NU
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh 97003630
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aDiet therapy for older people
=450  \\$wnne$aDiet therapy for the aged
=550  \\$wg$aOlder people$xDiseases$xTreatment
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 97016251: Geriatric nutrition handbook, c1997.
=750  \2$81$wb$aDiet Therapy$5IEN$0(DNLM)D004035
=750  \2$81$wb$aAged$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000368
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aDiet Therapy$iand$aAged$5IEN

=LDR  00610cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880363136202441
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=008  040225i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 97003469 
=035  \\$aCTX9041NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aFractures in old age
=550  \\$wg$aOlder people$xWounds and injuries
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 97014316: Fractures in the elderly, 1997.
=750  \2$81$wb$aFractures, Bone$0(DNLM)D050723$5IEN
=750  \2$81$wb$aAged$0(DNLM)D000368$5IEN
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aFractures, Bone$iand$aAged$5IEN

=LDR  00633cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880363136302441
=005  20120730164440.0
=008  970412i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 97003402 
=035  \\$aCTX8997NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=150  \0$aNutrition disorders in adolescence
=550  \0$wg$aTeenagers$xDiseases
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 97-13183: Adolescent nutritional disorders, 1997.
=750  \2$81$wb$aNutrition Disorders$5IEN$0(DNLM)D009748
=750  \2$81$wb$aAdolescent$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000293
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aNutrition Disorders$iand$aAdolescent$5IEN

=LDR  01085cz  a2200265n  4500
=001  9880363136402441
=005  20120730164440.0
=008  970405i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 97003259 
=035  \\$aCTX8886LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \0$aQK495.L25$cBotany
=150  \\$aSideritis
=450  \\$aIronwoundworts
=450  \\$aLeucophae
=550  \\$wg$aLamiaceae
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 96-208276: Ob�on de Castro, C. A taxonomic revision of the section Sideritis : genus Sideritis (Labiatae), 1994:$bp. 1 (Sideritis (Labiatae, Lamioideae, Marrubieae))
=670  \\$aWeb. 3$b(Sideritis)
=670  \\$aLC database, April 5, 1997$b(Sideritis L. (Lamiaceae))
=670  \\$aInd. nom. gen. (plant.)$b(Sideritis Linnaeus Labiatae)
=670  \\$aHortus 3$b(Sideritis L. (Leucophae Webb & Berth) Labiatae)
=670  \\$aEngler Syl. Pflanz.:$bv. 2, p. 442 (Sideritis Labiatae)
=670  \\$aSPN$b(Sideritis Ironwoundwort)
=670  \\$aDict. flow. ferns$b(Sideritis L. Labiatae; Leucopha�e Webb & Berth=Sideritis L. (Labiat.))
=750  \2$aSideritis$5IEN$0(DNLM)D031365

=LDR  00800cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880363136502441
=005  20090606122107.0
=008  970403i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 97003192 
=035  \\$aCTX8853NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \\$aQH442.3
=150  \0$aGene targeting
=450  \0$aTargeting, Gene
=550  \0$wg$aGenetic engineering
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 97-12588: Torres, Raul M. Laboratory protocols for conditional gene targeting, 1997.
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Gene targeting: The integration of exogenous DNA into the genome of an organism at sites where its expression can be suitably controlled. This integration occurs as part of homologous recombination)
=670  \\$aRieger, R. Glossary of genetics, 1991$b(gene targeting)
=750  \2$aGene Targeting$0(DNLM)D018390$5IEN

=LDR  00696cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880363136602441
=005  20201102122409.0
=008  970324i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 97002969
=035  \\$aCTX8778NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \\$aRJ505.T73$cChild psychotherapy
=150  \\$aTransference (Psychology) in children
=550  \\$wg$aEmotions in children
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 94-177918: Il transfert nella psicoanalisi dei bambini, c1994.
=750  \2$81$wb$aTransference, Psychology$5IEN$0(DNLM)D014167
=750  \2$81$wb$aChild$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002648
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aTransference, Psychology$iand$aChild$5IEN

=LDR  00666cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880363136702441
=005  20130319100555.0
=008  970324i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 97002964 
=035  \\$aCTX8774LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \0$aRC489.V57
=150  \\$aVirtual reality therapy
=450  \\$aVRT (Virtual reality therapy)
=550  \\$wg$aPsychotherapy
=550  \\$wg$aVirtual reality in medicine
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 96-94811: North, M. Virtual reality therapy, c1996(virtual reality therapy, VRT)
=670  \\$aMEDLINE, March 22, 1997.
=675  \\$aHennepin;$aMAGS;$aMESH
=750  \2$aVirtual Reality Exposure Therapy$0(DNLM)D063367$5IEN

=LDR  01605cz  a2200289n  4500
=001  9880363136802441
=005  20120730164440.0
=008  050331i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\c
=010  \\$ash 97003183 
=035  \\$aCTW9103NU
=040  \\$aIreDT$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aPersistent vegetative state
=450  \\$aMinimally conscious state
=450  \\$aPermanent vegetative state
=450  \\$aPersistent unawareness state
=450  \\$aPost-traumatic vegetative state
=450  \\$aPosttraumatic vegetative state
=450  \\$aPVS (Persistent vegetative state)
=450  \\$aUnawareness state, Persistent
=450  \\$aVegetative state, Persistent
=550  \\$wg$aBrain damage
=550  \\$wg$aLoss of consciousness
=550  \\$aComa
=670  \\$aGrubb, A. Doctors' view on the management of patients in persistent vegetative state (PVS), 1997:$bp. 1 (PVS; a relatively new and rare phenomenon resulting from advance in med. tech. which prevent natural death after the occurrence of brain damage; the patient may be permanently unconscious, however, a patient in PVS is not "brain dead")
=670  \\$aBioethic thesaurus, 1995 ed.$b(a chronic neurological condition char. by loss of upper cortical function, presence of sleep-wake cycles, and lack of awareness and meaningful responsiveness)
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Persistent Vegetative State, entry terms: Minimally Conscious State, Permanent begetative State, Post-Traumatic Vegetative State, PVS (Persistent Vegetative State), Posttraumatic vegetative state, Persistent Unawareness State)
=750  \2$aPersistent Vegetative State$5IEN$0(DNLM)D018458

=LDR  00613cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880363136902441
=005  20120730164440.0
=008  970319i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 97002862 
=035  \\$aCTV2337NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=150  \0$aPhenylenediamines
=450  \0$aDiaminobenzenes
=550  \0$wg$aAmino compounds
=550  \0$wg$aBenzene
=550  \0$wg$aPhenyl compounds
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 94-179847: Phenylendiamine (1,2-Diaminobenzol, 1,3-Diaminobenzol, 1,4-Diaminobenzol) : (Stand, Juni 1992), 1993.
=670  \\$aCondensed chem. dict.
=750  \2$aPhenylenediamines$5IEN$0(DNLM)D010655

=LDR  00564cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880363137002441
=005  20120730164439.0
=008  970318i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\c
=010  \\$ash 97002859 
=035  \\$aCTV2335NU
=040  \\$aCaOONL$cDLC
=150  \0$aBody image in women
=550  \0$wg$aWomen$xPsychology
=670  \\$aPoulton, T. No fat chicks, c1996.
=750  \2$81$wb$aBody Image$5IEN$0(DNLM)D001828
=750  \2$81$wb$aWomen$5IEN$0(DNLM)D014930
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aBody Image$iand$aWomen$5IEN

=LDR  00298cz  a2200121n  4500
=001  9880363137102441
=005  20120730164439.0
=008  970317i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|n\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 97002800 
=035  \\$aCTV2305NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=150  \0$aOvaries$xCysts
=750  \2$aOvarian Cysts$5IEN$0(DNLM)D010048

=LDR  00304cz  a2200121n  4500
=001  9880363137202441
=005  20120730164439.0
=008  970317i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|n\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 97002795 
=035  \\$aCTV2303NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=150  \0$aGonads$xDiseases
=750  \2$aGonadal Disorders$5IEN$0(DNLM)D006058

=LDR  00672cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880363137302441
=005  20040819121326.0
=008  970310i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 97002539 
=035  \\$aCTV2120LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \\$aR727.42
=150  \0$aPatient participation
=550  \0$wg$aMedical cooperation
=550  \0$wg$aParticipation
=550  \0$wg$aTherapist and patient
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 97-1280: Patient as partner ... c1997$b(patient participation)
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Patient participation: patient involvement in the decision-making process in matters pertaining to health)
=750  \2$aPatient Participation$0(DNLM)D010358$5IEN-M

=LDR  00693cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880363137402441
=005  20120730164439.0
=008  970306i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 97002438 
=035  \\$aCTV2097LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \\$aRJ503.6
=150  \\$aInterviewing in adolescent psychiatry
=550  \\$wg$aAdolescent psychiatry
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 97-12042: Kelly, F.D. The clinical interview of the adolescent, c1997.
=750  \2$81$wb$aInterview, Psychological$5IEN$0(DNLM)D007406
=750  \2$81$wb$aAdolescent$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000293
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aInterview, Psychological$iand$aAdolescent$5IEN

=LDR  00834cz  a2200253n  4500
=001  9880363137502441
=005  20120730164439.0
=008  040614i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 97002310 
=035  \\$aCTV2088NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aRG207.5$bRG208
=150  \\$aHyperandrogenism
=450  \\$aAndrogen excess disorders
=550  \\$wg$aAndrogens$xPathophysiology
=550  \\$wg$aEndocrine gynecology
=550  \\$aAdrenogenital syndrome
=550  \\$aPolycystic ovary syndrome
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 97005984: Androgen excess disorders in women, 1997$b(androgen excess, hyperandrogenism)
=670  \\$aMEDLINE, Mar. 3, 1997$b(androgen excess, hyperandrogenism)
=670  \\$aMESH.
=670  \\$aDorland's med. dict.
=675  \\$aStedman's med. dict.
=750  \2$aHyperandrogenism$5IEN$0(DNLM)D017588

=LDR  00700cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880363137602441
=005  20120730164439.0
=008  970211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 97001644 
=035  \\$aCTV2050NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=150  \0$aImplant-supported dentures
=550  \0$wg$aDental implants
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 97-3822: Besimo, C. Removable partial dentures on osseointegrated implants ... c1997.
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Dental prosthesis, Implant-supported)
=670  \\$aLC database, Feb. 2, 1997$b(Implant-supported prostheses)
=675  \\$aBoucher's clinical dental terminology;$aConcise illus. dental dict.
=750  \2$aDental Prosthesis, Implant-Supported$5IEN$0(DNLM)D019094

=LDR  00742cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880363137702441
=005  20120730164439.0
=008  970305i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 97002386 
=035  \\$aCTU7063NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=150  \0$aPyruvate kinase
=450  \0$aPhosphoenol transphosphorylase
=450  \0$aPhosphoenolpyruvate kinase
=550  \0$wg$aPhosphotransferases
=550  \0$wg$aPyruvic acid
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 97-119258: Lesicki, A. Fosfofruktokinaza i kinaza pirogronianowa w tkankach skorupiak�ow i owad�ow, 1993.
=670  \\$aEnz. Nomen.$b(EC2.7.1.40)
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Pyruvate kinase)
=670  \\$aDorland's med. dict.$b(pyruvate kinase (PK))
=750  \2$aPyruvate Kinase$5IEN$0(DNLM)D011770

=LDR  00832cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880363137802441
=005  20120730164439.0
=008  970305i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 97002380 
=035  \\$aCTU7060NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \\$aQP606.P53
=150  \0$aPhosphofructokinase 1
=450  \0$a6-Phosphofructokinase
=450  \0$aPhosphohexokinase
=550  \0$wg$aFructose
=550  \0$wg$aPhosphotransferases
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 97-119258: Lesicki, A. Fosfofruktokinaza i kinaza pirogronianowa w tkankach skorupiak�ow i owad�ow, 1993.
=670  \\$aEnz. Nomen.$b(EC2.7.1.11)
=670  \\$aMESH$b(6-Phosphofructokinase; was Phosphofructokinase 1965-92)
=670  \\$aDorland's med. dict.$b(6-phosphofructokinase called also phosphofructokinase 1)
=750  \2$aPhosphofructokinase-1$5IEN$0(DNLM)D010732

=LDR  00706cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880363137902441
=005  20120730164439.0
=008  970228||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 97002232 
=035  \\$aCTU6981NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=150  \0$aDoxazosin
=550  \0$wg$aAdrenergic alpha blockers
=550  \0$wg$aAnticholesteremic agents
=550  \0$wg$aHypotensive agents
=550  \0$wg$aPrazosin$xDerivatives
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 97-6483: The role of alpha-blockers in benign prostatic hyperplasia, 1997.
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Doxazosin: an anticholesteremic and antihypertensive x Doxazosin mesylate)
=670  \\$aMerck.
=670  \\$aUSP dict.
=750  \2$aDoxazosin$5IEN$0(DNLM)D017292

=LDR  01889cz  a2200277n  4500
=001  9880363138002441
=005  20100309221212.0
=008  040402i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\c
=010  \\$ash 97002073 
=035  \\$aCTU2227NU
=040  \\$aIreDT$cDLC$dDLC$dDGPO$dViU
=053  \0$aQA76.9.D343
=150  \\$aData mining
=450  \\$aAlgorithmic knowledge discovery
=450  \\$aFactual data analysis
=450  \\$aKDD (Information retrieval)
=450  \\$aKnowledge discovery in data
=450  \\$aKnowledge discovery in databases
=450  \\$aMining, Data
=550  \\$wg$aDatabase searching
=670  \\$aAdriaans, P. Data mining, 1996:$bp. 5 (there is confusion about the exact meaning of the terms "data mining" and "KDD" (knowledge in databases) with many authors regarding them as synonymous; KDD is def. as the non-trivial extraction of implicit, previously unknown and potentially useful knowledge from data; KDD is a multi-disciplinary field of research with machine learning, statistics, database technology, expert systems and data visualization all making a contribution)
=670  \\$aPenguin dict. of information technology, 1994$b(Data mining: deriving useful information from large databases, using techniques such as statistical and sensitivity analysis)
=670  \\$aU.S. Cong. House Comm. on Govt. Reform. Subcomm. on Technology, Info. Policy, Intergovernmental Relations, and the Census. Can the use of factual data analysis strengthen national security?, part one, hearing, 2004:$bp. 2 (data mining or factual data analysis)
=670  \\$aKnowledge discovery for terrorism and law enforcement, c2009:$bp. xv (algorithmic knowledge discovery, sometimes called knowledge discovery in data (KDD) or data mining)
=670  \\$aData mining WWW site, Feb. 11, 2009$b(data mining; sometimes called: knowledge discovery in data)
=750  \2$aData Mining$0(DNLM)D057225$5IEN

=LDR  00676cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880363138102441
=005  20120730164438.0
=008  970213i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 97001730 
=035  \\$aCTS6586NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aBF724.3.M46
=150  \\$aMemory in adolescence
=550  \\$wg$aAdolescent psychology
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 97-1849: Pressley, M. Introduction to memory development during childhood and adolescence, 1997.
=750  \2$81$wb$aMemory$5IEN$0(DNLM)D008568
=750  \2$81$wb$aAdolescent$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000293
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aMemory$iand$aAdolescent$5IEN

=LDR  00749cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880363138202441
=005  20120730164438.0
=008  970207i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\c
=010  \\$ash 97001503 
=035  \\$aCTS6411LC
=040  \\$aFU$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQR82.V53
=150  \\$aVibrio vulnificus
=550  \\$wg$aVibrio
=670  \\$aHsu, W. Enhancement of the sensitivity and selectivity of enrichment broth for detection of Vibrio Vulnificus, 1994$b(Vibrio Vulnificus)
=670  \\$aManual of clinical microbiology, 1991:$bp. 392 (Vibrio vulnificus ... infection is often associated with consumption of raw oysters)
=670  \\$aLC database, Jan. 31, 1997$b(Vibrio vulnificus)
=675  \\$aWeb. 3
=750  \2$aVibrio vulnificus$5IEN$0(DNLM)D041261

=LDR  00445cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880363138302441
=005  20150416163844.0
=008  970204i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 97001369 
=035  \\$aCTS6300NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \0$aHD9720$bHD9975
=150  \\$aManufacturing industries
=550  \\$wg$aIndustries
=550  \\$aManufactures
=670  \\$aLC data base, 2/4/97.
=750  \2$aManufacturing Industry$0(DNLM)D066192$5IEN

=LDR  00528cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880363138402441
=005  20140411164827.0
=008  970129i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\c
=010  \\$ash 97001113 
=035  \\$aCTS6216LC
=040  \\$aMnMHCL$cDLC
=150  \\$aCommunity health nurses
=550  \\$wg$aNurses
=670  \\$aHennepin$b(Community health nurses)
=670  \\$a78-603531: The Community health nurse ... 1978.
=670  \\$a80-114072: Nurse and community health ... c1979.
=750  \2$aNurses, Community Health$0(DNLM)D064691$5IEN

=LDR  00624cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880485024202441
=005  20161222104047.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85103025
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aSB950$bSB985
=150  \\$aPlants, Protection of
=360  \\$isubdivision$aProtection$iunder individual plants and groups of plants, e.g.$aCorn--Protection
=450  \\$aCrop protection
=450  \\$aPlant protection
=450  \\$aProtection of plants
=550  \\$wg$aAgriculture
=550  \\$aForest protection
=550  \\$aHerbicide safeners
=750  \2$aCrop Protection$0(DNLM)D000069601

=LDR  00604cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880485024702441
=005  20161222103207.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85102702
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aSB123$bSB123.5
=150  \\$aPlant breeding
=360  \\$isubdivision$aBreeding$iunder individual and groups of plants and crops, e.g.$aCorn--Breeding
=450  \\$aCrops$xBreeding
=550  \\$wg$aAgriculture
=550  \\$wg$aBreeding
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Jensen, N.F. Plant breeding methodology, c1988.
=675  \\$aWeb. 3
=750  \2$aPlant Breeding$0(DNLM)D000069600

=LDR  00612nz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880485025002441
=005  20161222102917.0
=008  950602i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 95004499
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=150  \\$aCrop science
=450  \\$aCrop production science
=450  \\$aCrop sciences
=550  \\$wg$aAgriculture
=550  \\$aCrops
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 95-20394: The Literature of crop science, 1995.
=670  \\$aLC data base, 6/2/95$b(crop science; crop sciences; crop production science)
=675  \\$aGlossary of crop science terms, 1992
=750  \2$aCrop Production$0D000069599$5IEN

=LDR  00356nz  a2200133n  4500
=001  9880485025902441
=005  20161222094251.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85034037
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=150  \\$aCriminal behavior
=550  \\$wg$aCriminal psychology
=550  \\$wg$aDeviant behavior
=750  \2$aCriminal Behavior$0(DNLM)D000066479$5IEN

=LDR  00437nz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880485026302441
=005  20161222093032.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85059534
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=150  \\$aHealth care teams$xTraining of
=450  \\$aTraining of health care teams
=550  \\$wg$aMedical education
=550  \\$wg$aParamedical education
=750  \2$aCrew Resource Management, Healthcare$0(DNLM)D000067498$5IEN

=LDR  01850cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880485048602441
=005  20161221104232.0
=008  100120||\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\c
=010  \\$ash2009010989
=040  \\$aABAU$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aHeuristic algorithms
=450  \\$aHeuristics (Computer algorithms)
=550  \\$wg$aComputer algorithms
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Lau, H.T. Combinatorial heuristic algorithms with FORTRAN, 1986.
=670  \\$aIgnacimuthu, S. Basic bioinformatics, 2005:$bp. 178 (Heuristic algorithm; an economical strategy for deriving a solution to a problem for which an exact solution is computationally impractical)
=670  \\$aElectronic design automation, 2009:$bp. 208 (Heuristic algorithms; algorithms that apply heuristics, or rules of thumb, to find a good, but not necessarily optimal, solution for the target problem; the heuristics in such algorithms function as guidelines for selecting good solutions from possible ones. Notice that good solutions, rather than optimal solutions, are found in heuristic algorithms, which is the biggest difference between heuristics and other types of algorithms)
=670  \\$aDictionary of algorithms and data structures, via WWW, Dec. 20, 2009$b(heuristic; an algorithm that usually, but not always, works or that gives nearly the right answer)
=670  \\$aWikipedia, Dec. 20, 2009$b(heuristc algorithm;  in computer science, a heuristic algorithm, or simply a heuristic, is an algorithm that is able to produce an acceptable solution to a problem in many practical scenarios, in the fashion of a general heuristic, but for which there is no formal proof of its correctness; Heuristics are typically used when there is no known method to find an optimal solution, under the given constraints (of time, space, etc.) or at all)
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=670  \\$aWork cat.: 2004043267: Drosphila melanogaster, Drosophila simulans, 2004.
=670  \\$aA catalog of Diptera of America north of Mexico, 1983:$bp. 768 (Drosophila simulans)
=670  \\$aITIS WWW site, Mar. 22, 2004$b(Drosophila simulans; valid)
=670  \\$aNomina insecta nearctica WWW site, Mar. 22, 2004$b(Drosophila simulans)
=670  \\$aLC database, Mar. 22, 2004$b(hdg.: Drosophila simulans)
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=670  \\$aKing County (Wash.). Auditor's Office. Management audit, DUI offender program, 1996:$bprelim. p. (DUI - driving while under the influence of alcohol or drugs)
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=670  \\$aNatl. Criminal Just. Thes.$b(Driving under the influence UF DUID (influence of drugs))
=670  \\$aLC database, 25 Aug. 1997$b(drug-impaired driver; drug impaired driver; drug-impaired driving; drugged and drunk driving; drugs and driving; drunk and drugged drivers; driving under the influence of illegal drugs; drug-related DUI; operating while intoxicated or drugged (OWI); intoxicated drivers; drug use and driving; hdgs.: Automobile drivers--Drug use; Motor vehicle drivers--Drug use)
=670  \\$aMurphy, C. Iowa OWI defense, 2014.
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=550  \\$aDrinking and traffic accidents
=670  \\$aLC database, Jan. 9, 1997$b(drinking and driving; drunk driving; drunken driving; driving drunk)
=670  \\$aNat'l. Criminal Just. Thes.$b(Driving under the influence UF Drunk while driving)
=670  \\$aDrink driving please, 1998:$bp. 1 (Drink driving offenses come in two distinct categories: 1. Driving whilst under the influence of alcohol or other drug, commonly referred to as a DUI charge; 2. Driving with the prescribed concentration of alcohol, commonly referred to as a PCA offence)
=670  \\$aDrink driving : the law in Queensland, 1998.
=670  \\$aFinal report, state of knowledge of alcohol-impaired driving, 2000:$bt.p. p. iii (driving while impaired by alcohol(DUI))
=670  \\$aMonteith, W. OUI in America, 2006$b(OUI)
=670  \\$aOUI and other serious traffic offenses, c1989.
=670  \\$aMiller, D.H. Commitments to Massachusetts county facilities for operating under the influence of alcohol during 1984, 1985.
=670  \\$aCohen, I.M. The nature and extent of impaired driving in RCMP jurisdictions in British Columbia, 2011.
=680  \\$iHere are entered works on drunk driving as a criminal offense. Works on the relation between alcoholic intoxication and traffic accidents are entered under$aDrinking and traffic accidents.
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=450  \\$aBiomechatronic exoskeletons
=450  \\$aDefense exoskeletons
=450  \\$aExoskeleton suits
=450  \\$aMilitary exoskeletons
=450  \\$aPowered armor
=450  \\$aPowered exoskeletons
=450  \\$aWearable exoskeletons
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=670  \\$aWork cat.: A human factors evaluation of exoskeleton boot interface sole thickness [ER] 2006:$babstract (an exoskeleton) exec. summ. (development of a wearable, anthropomorphic, powered exoskeletal device intended to increase the speed, strength, and endurance of soldiers in combat situations is currently being funded by the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) through the Exoskeletons for Human Performance Augmentation (EHPA) program)
=670  \\$aRangeresqe Tactical Gear web site, June 7, 2010:$bmenu selection: Exoskeletons (wearable machines that give humans enhanced abilities; defense exoskeleton; bionic external skeletal structures; exoskeleton suit for ground troops ... wearable robotic system gives soldiers the ability to run faster, carry heavier weapons, and leap over large obstacles)
=670  \\$aHowStuffWorks web site, June 7, 2010:$barticle: How Exoskeletons Will Work (human performance augmentation systems; exoskeletal systems ... will have built-in computers)
=670  \\$aHighTech EDGE web site, June 7, 2010:$barticle: Military Super Suit Exoskeleton (robotic exoskeleton)
=670  \\$aWearable robots: biomechatronic exoskeletons, c2008.
=670  \\$aWikipedia, July 1, 2010:$bunder Exoskeleton, Artificial exoskeletons (Humans have long used armor as an artificial exoskeleton for protection, especially in combat. Exoskeletal machines (also called powered exoskeletons) are also starting to be used for medical and industrial purposes)
=670  \\$aGoogle, June 7, 2010$b(search terms: exoskeleton: 706,000 results, exoskeleton suit: 722,000 results, military exoskeleton: 759,000 results)
=675  \\$aWeb. 3;$aLarousse Dict. of Sci. and Tech.;$aMcGraw-Hill Dict. of Sci. and Tech. terms, 4th ed.;$aDept. of Defense dict. of military and associated terms
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=670  \\$aWork cat.: Verderber, S. Compassion in architecture : evidence-based design for health in Louisiana, 2005:$bp. 6 (evidence-based movement in architecture for health predated yet parallels evidence-based medicine movement in the U.S., though borrowed term "evidence-based" to large extent)
=670  \\$aHamilton, D. Evidence-based design for multiple building types, 2009.
=670  \\$aWikipedia, Mar. 28, 2008$b(Evidence-based design is a process used by architects, interior designers, facility managers, and others in the planning, design, and construction of commercial buildings. An evidence-based designer, together with an informed client, makes decisions based on the best information available from research and project evaluations.)
=670  \\$aAvery index to architectural periodicals, Mar. 27, 2008$b(evidence-based design appears in one abstract and one title)
=675  \\$aArt and architecture thesaurus, Mar. 27, 2008
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=450  \\$aEpogen (Trademark)
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=450  \\$aGenetically engineered erythropoietin
=550  \\$wg$aErythropoietin
=550  \\$wg$aRecombinant blood proteins
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Biotechnology therapeutics:$bv. 1, no. 1, 1989-1990.
=670  \\$aPhysicians Desk Reference.
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=450  \\$aBiotherapy
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Biotherapy (Dordrecht, Netherlands) (a serial)
=670  \\$aPrinciples of cancer biotherapy, c1987.
=670  \\$aKolmer, J.A. Clinical immunology, biotherapy, and chemotherapy ... 1941.
=670  \\$aWeb. 3$b(biotherapy)
=750  \2$aBiological Therapy$0(DNLM)D001691$5IEN

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=670  \\$aWork cat.: Formoterol, a new long-lasting bronchodilator, c1988.
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=550  \\$wg$aAlbuterol$xDerivatives
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=670  \\$aWork cat.: Salmeterol and fluticasone propionate combined in a new powder inhalation device for the treatment of asthma, 2000.
=670  \\$aThe journal of biological chemistry, Sept. 27, 1996:$bp. 24029 (Salmeterol is a modified [Beta]-adrenergic receptor ([Beta]AR) agonist ... Salmeterol is an analogue of the saligenin ethanolamine salbutamol (albuterol), with an aralkyloxyalkyl substitution at the amine group)
=670  \\$aCanadian respiratory journal, July-Aug. 1998:$bp. 261 (Salmeterol is a potent long acting beta-agonist that is effective in relieving the symptoms and air-flow limitations of asthma)
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=670  \\$aPubChem, viewed May 4, 2012$b(Salmeterol; also known as Aeromax, Astmerole, Serevent; pharm. action: Adrenergic beta-2 receptor agonists, broncho-dilator agents)
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=670  \\$aWork cat.: Salmeterol and fluticasone propionate combined in a new powder inhalation device for the treatment of asthma, 2000.
=670  \\$aAnnals of allergy, asthma & immunology, May 1996:$bp. 455 (Fluticasone propionate is a potent inhaled corticosteroid that is effective in improving pulmonary function and symptoms in patients with asthma)
=670  \\$aThe journal of allergy and clinical immunology, Dec. 1998:$bp. 902 (Intranasal corticosteroids, such as budesonide and fluticasone propionate, are widely prescribed in the treatment of perennial allergic rhinitis)
=670  \\$aAnnals of allergy, asthma & immunology, Apr. 1997:$bp. 355 (Fluticasone propionate is a newly developed inhaled corticosteroid with high topical anti-inflammatory potency and negligible oral systemic bioavailability)
=670  \\$aPubChem, viewed May 4, 2012$b(Fluticasone; also known as Fluticasone propionate, Cultivate, Fixonase, Flixotide, Flonase, Flovent, Flunase; pharm. action: anti-allergic agents, anti-inflammatory agents, bronchodilator agents, dermatological agents)
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=670  \\$aWikiepedia, viewed March 16, 2012$b(Failure mode and effects analysis; procedure in product development and operations management for analysis of potential failure modes within a system for classification by the severity and likelihood of the failures based on past experience with similar products or processes, enabling the team to design those failures out of the system; widely used in manufacturing; increasingly used in service industry. Failure modes: any errors or defects in a process, design, or item, especially those that affect the customer, and can be potential or actual. Effects analysis: Studying the consequences of the failure)
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=670  \\$aStitt, A. ACT for gender identity : the comprehensive guide, 2020:$bp. 7 (The change from gender identity disorder to gender dysphoria in the American Psychiatric Association's Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental disorders 5th edition (2013) attested to the realization that the brunt of mental health issues facing transgender individuals do not derive from having a transgender identity)$w(OCoLC)1089850112
=670  \\$aAPA dictionary of psychology, via WWW, Jan. 11, 2023$b(gender dysphoria: 1. discontent with the physical or social aspects of one's own sex. 2. in DSM-5, a diagnostic class that replaces gender identity disorder and shifts clinical emphasis from cross-gender identification itself to a focus on the possible distress arising from a sense of mismatch, or incongruence, that one may have about one's experienced gender versus one's assigned gender. Diagnostic criteria for gender dysphoria in children include significant distress or impairment due to marked gender incongruence, such as a strong desire to be--or a belief that one is--the other gender, preference for the toys, games, roles, and activities stereotypically associated with the other gender, and a strong dislike of one's sexual anatomy. In adults, the manifestations of gender dysphoria may include a strong desire to replace one's physical sex characteristics with those of the other gender (see sex reassignment), the belief that one has the emotions of the other gender, and a desire to be treated as the other gender or recognized as having an alternative gender identity)
=670  \\$aBritannica online, Jan. 11, 2023$b(gender dysphoria (GD), also known as gender identity disorder (GID), formal diagnosis given by mental health professionals to people who experience distress because of a significant incongruence between the gender with which they personally identify and the gender with which they were born. The GD diagnosis appears in the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders, Fifth Edition (DSM-5; 2013); Although gender nonconformity is not a mental disorder, GD is characterized by clinically significant mental anguish. Persons with GD often have impaired social and occupational functioning because of the marked difference between their expressed gender and their gender at birth. As transgender individuals, those with GD have a strong conviction that their feelings and actions are typical of the opposite gender, and they desire to live and be perceived as that gender)
=670  \\$aHomosaurus, viewed Jan. 11, 2023$b(Gender dysphoria. SN A psychological diagnosis (replacing the outdated and offensive "gender identity disorder") used to describe the sense of unease or dissatisfaction an individual feels as a result of incongruence between their gender identity and their assigned gender, gender expression, and/or the way their gender is perceived by others. This term is also used colloquially by individuals to describe the discomfort and distress they experience as a result of this incongruence. Though gender dysphoria is often associated with trans people, people of any identity may experience gender dysphoria when they do not feel "right" in their body or the way their gender is being expressed; Gender identity disorder. SN An obsolete psychological diagnosis that medicalizes trans identities and practices; only use in historical contexts. BT Medicalization)
=670  \\$aMeSH browser, Jan. 11, 2023$b(Gender Dysphoria. UF Gender Identity Disorder. SN A marked difference between the individual's expressed/experienced gender and the gender others would assign to the individual, and it must continue for at least six months. In MeSH tree structures under: Sexual Dysfunctions, Psychological)
=670  \\$aDiagnostic and statistical manual of mental disorders, fifth edition, text revision, 2022:$bp. 511 ("Gender dysphoria as a general descriptive term refers to the distress that may accompany the incongruence between one's experienced or expressed gender and one's assigned gender") p. 513 ("Diagnostic Features: Individuals with gender dysphoria have a marked incongruence between the gender to which they have been assigned (usually based on phenotypic sex at birth, referred to as birth-assigned gender) and their experienced/expressed gender. This discrepancy is the core component of the diagnosis. There must also be evidence of distress about this incongruence")
=670  \\$aDSM-5 fact sheets, updated disorders : gender dysphoria, 2013$b("In the upcoming fifth edition of the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders (DSM-5), people whose gender at birth is contrary to the one they identify with will be diagnosed with gender dysphoria. This diagnosis is a revision of DSM-IV's criteria for gender identity disorder and is intended to better characterize the experiences of affected children, adolescents, and adults"; "replaces the diagnostic name 'gender identity disorder' with 'gender dysphoria,' as well as makes other important clarifications in the criteria. It is important to note that gender nonconformity is not in itself a mental disorder. The critical element of gender dysphoria is the presence of clinically significant distress associated with the condition"; "Need for Change: Persons experiencing gender dysphoria need a diagnostic term that protects their access to care and won't be used against them in social, occupational, or legal areas"; "Part of removing stigma is about choosing the right words. Replacing 'disorder' with 'dysphoria' in the diagnostic label is not only more appropriate and consistent with familiar clinical sexology terminology, it also removes the connotation that the patient is 'disordered'")
=670  \\$aWhat is gender dysphoria?, via American Psychiatric Association website, viewed Jan. 11, 2023$b(Some people who are transgender will experience "gender dysphoria," which refers to psychological distress that results from an incongruence between one's sex assigned at birth and one's gender identity. Though gender dysphoria often begins in childhood, some people may not experience it until after puberty or much later; Gender dysphoria: A concept designated in the DSM-5-TR as clinically significant distress or impairment related to gender incongruence, which may include desire to change primary and/or secondary sex characteristics. Not all transgender or gender diverse people experience gender dysphoria)
=670  \\$aDucar, Dallas. Giving gender-affirming care : "gender dysphoria" diagnosis should not be required, via Stat website, posted Mar. 11, 2022, viewed on Jan. 11, 2023$b(The "diagnosis" of gender dysphoria has become a requirement for receiving medically necessary gender-affirming care for patients, even though the diagnosis doesn't apply to all trans people. As with all forms of health care, a diagnosis is required for an insurer to pay for medically necessary care ... Some have called for the American Psychiatric Association ... to remove this diagnosis entirely, as it conflates a social identity with a mental disorder and propagates stigma. Others have argued that the diagnosis is necessary to cover medically necessary treatment--and it does guarantee that certain populations, such as incarcerated people or members of the armed forces, have access to care deemed medically necessary under the law and accepted by major medical organizations such as the American Medical Association)
=670  \\$aTrans bodies, trans selves, 2022:$bpp. 381-382 ("The continued classification of 'gender dysphoria' as a mental health condition is rife with conflict both in medical systems and within our own communities. Many advocate making changes that would remove 'gender dysphoria' as a mental health diagnosis and categorize it as a medical condition. Others argue for the diagnosis to remain as is for various reasons including insurance coverage, access to mental health treatment, and familial acceptance/support, while others prefer no label or classification at all. ... The International Classification of Diseases (ICD-11), published by the World Health Organization (WHO), formerly used the diagnosis gender identity disorder but now contains a new diagnosis called gender incongruence that is no longer in the mental health section and instead in a new medical section called 'Conditions Relating to Sexual Health'")
=670  \\$aAngelino, A. Assessing health provider perspectives regarding barriers American Indian/Alaska Native transgender and two-spirit youth face accessing healthcare, in Journal of racial and ethnic health disparities, v. 7 (2020), viewed online Jan. 27, 2023$b("In the early assessment stages for a patient who identifies as transgender or Two-Spirit, providers typically use the diagnosis 'gender dysphoria' to qualify and justify their patient receive gender-affirming services"; "Many providers expressed that listing gender dysphoria as a diagnosis medicalizes and stigmatizes gender and gender-identity, prohibiting acceptance and perpetuating stereotypes. Definitions are also incongruent with the language transgender identifying individuals use to describe themselves")
=680  \\$iHere are entered works on the emotions felt as a result of incongruence between a person's experienced or expressed gender and their assigned gender, including works on gender dysphoria as a medical diagnosis.
=688  \\$aHeading changed from Gender identity disorders to Gender dysphoria in July 2023.
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=670  \\$aWork cat.: Ramos, Maria Victoria. Intimate partner violence (IPV) training in APA-accredited clinical and counseling psychology doctoral programs, c2008.
=670  \\$aCDC web site, Jan. 13, 2009:$bfact sheet (Intimate partner violence (IPV) is abuse that occurs between two people in a close relationship. The term "intimate partner" includes current and former spouses and dating partners. IPV exists along a continuum from a single episode of violence to ongoing battering)
=670  \\$aGrier, Aleesha D. The impact of intimate partner violence on the sexual agency of women, c2007.
=670  \\$aUniversity of Hartford website, June 18, 2008$b(Kathy McCloskey, associate professor at the Graduate Institute of Professional Psychology (GIPP), recently had an article, titled "Intimate Partner Violence," published in Volume One of the Encyclopedia of Psychology and Law, edited by Brian Cutler. The encyclopedia addresses research and practice at the interface of psychology and law, providing an authoritative and comprehensive A-to-Z list of topics in psychology and law of interest to students, scientists, and practitioners)
=680  \\$iHere are entered works on abuse that occurs between two people in a close relationship, including current and former spouses, and dating partners.
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=670  \\$aWork cat.: The effectiveness of infliximab and etanercept for the treatment of rheumatoid arthritis : a systematic review and economic evaluation, 2002:$bp. 11 (infliximab is a selective immunosuppressive agent) p. 12 (infliximab is a chimeric human-murine monoclonal antibody directed against TNF(alpha))
=670  \\$aMEDLINE plus health information WWW site, October 10, 2002$b(Infliximab. Some commonly used brand names are: Remicade. Category, antirheumatic agent. Infliximab is a monoclonal antibody)
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=670  \\$aWork cat.: 2002038769: Vasella, Daniel. Magic cancer bullet : how a tiny orange pill is rewriting medical history, 2003:$bCIP galley (breakthrough cancer drug Gleevec, developed by Novartis)
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=670  \\$aHauser, S. Dr. Sklenar's Kombucha mushroom infusion--a biological cancer therapy. Documentation No. 18:$bFirst Search abstract (Kombucha, a fungal infusion, is a "sym biotic mixture" of bacteria, yeasts, tea and sugar)
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=670  \\$aNCBI taxonomy browser, via WWW, Oct. 21, 2003$b(Asparagaceae (asparagus family). Order Asparagales. Genera listed: Asparagus, Myrsiphyllum)
=670  \\$aMabberley, D.J. The plant-book, c1997$b(Asparagaceae (incl. Herreriaceae & Ruscaceae; Liliaceae s.l.). Monocots - Lillidae - Asparagales. Genera: Asparagus, Danae, Herreria, Herreriopsis, Ruscus, Semele)
=670  \\$aWatson, L. The families of flowering plants, via WWW, Oct. 21, 2003$b(Asparagaceae Juss. Subclass Monocotyledonae. Superorder Liliiflorae; Asparagales. APG (1998) Monocot; non-commelinoid; Asparagales. Species about 370. Genera 1, or 3; Asparagus, Myrsiphyllum, Protasparagus)
=670  \\$aGRIN taxonomy for plants, July 1, 2013$b(Family Hyacinthaceae, Synonym of: Asparagaceae. List of genera formerly placed here: Albuca, Alrawia, Autonoe, Barnardia, Bellevalia, Bowiea, Brimeura, Camassia, Chionodoxa, Chlorogalum, Chouardia, Daubenya, Dipcadi, Drimia, Eucomis, Fessia, Hastingsia, Hemiphylacus, Hyacinthella, Hyacinthoides, Hyacinthus, Lachenalia, Ledebouria, Massonia, Merwilla, Muscari, Nectaroscilla, Oncostema, Ornithogalum, Othocallis, Oziroe, Pfosseria, Prospero, Pseudogaltonia, Pseudoprospero, Puschkinia, Schizocarphus, Schnarfia, Schoenolirion, Scilla, Spetaea, Tractema, Veltheimia, Zagrosia)
=670  \\$aITIS, July 1, 2013$b(Hyacinthaceae. Taxonomic Rank: Family. Accepted Name(s): Asparagaceae. Current Standing: not accepted - synonym)
=670  \\$aGRIN taxonomy for plants, July 16, 2013$b(Family Asparagaceae. Synonyms for family: Agavaceae; Anemarrhenaceae; Anthericaceae; Aphyllanthaceae; Aspidistraceae; Behniaceae; Convallariaceae; Dracaenaceae; Eriospermaceae; Eucomidaceae; Eustrephaceae; Funkiaceae; Herreriaceae; Hesperocallidaceae; Hostaceae; Hyacinthaceae; Lachenaliaceae; Laxmanniaceae; Lomandraceae; Nolinaceae; Ophiopogonaceae; Ornithogalaceae; Platymetraceae; Polygonataceae; Ruscaceae; Sansevieriaceae; Scillaceae; Themidaceae; Xerotaceae; Yuccaceae)
=670  \\$aITIS, July 16, 2013$b(Asparagaceae. Taxonomic rank: Family. Order Asparagales. Synonyms: Agavaceae Anemarrhenaceae Anthericaceae Aphyllanthaceae Aspidistraceae Behniaceae Chlorogalaceae Convallariaceae Dracaenaceae Eriospermaceae Eucomidaceae Eustrephaceae Funkiaceae Hemiphylacaceae Herreriaceae Hesperocallidaceae Hostaceae Hyacinthaceae Lachenaliaceae Laxmanniaceae Lomandraceae Nolinaceae Ophiopogonaceae Ornithogalaceae Peliosanthaceae Polygonataceae Ruscaceae Sansevieriaceae Scillaceae Themidaceae Tupistraceae Yuccaceae)
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=670  \\$aMESH$b(Risk-taking x Risk behavior)
=670  \\$aBell, N.J. Adolescent risk taking, 1993$b(risky behavior)
=750  \2$aRisk-Taking$5IEN$0(DNLM)D012309

=LDR  00504cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362478002441
=005  20120730163835.0
=008  040109i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85114200 
=035  \\$aBZW4106NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aHD61
=150  \\$aRisk management
=360  \\$isubdivision$aRisk management$iunder types of industries, e.g.$aConstruction industry--Risk management
=550  \\$wg$aInsurance
=550  \\$wg$aManagement
=750  \2$aRisk Management$5IEN$0(DNLM)D012308

=LDR  00461cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362478102441
=005  20120730163835.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85114195 
=035  \\$aBZW4101NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aHB615
=150  \\$aRisk
=550  \\$wg$aEconomics
=550  \\$wg$aUncertainty
=550  \\$aProbabilities
=550  \\$aProfit
=550  \\$aRisk-return relationships
=750  \2$aRisk$5IEN$0(DNLM)D012306

=LDR  00844cz  a2200265n  4500
=001  9880362478202441
=005  20140401142836.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85114172 
=035  \\$aBZW4078NU
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aHV6474$bHV6485$cOffenses against public safety
=053  \0$aU230$cMilitary science
=150  \\$aRiots
=360  \\$isubdivision$aRiot, [date]$ior$aRiots$iunder names of individual educational institutions, e.g.$aHarvard University--Riots
=450  \\$aCivil disorders
=550  \\$wg$aAssembly, Right of
=550  \\$wg$aHistory
=550  \\$wg$aOffenses against public safety
=550  \\$wg$aPolitical violence
=550  \\$aCrowds
=550  \\$aDemonstrations
=550  \\$aMobs
=550  \\$aStreet fighting (Military science)
=750  \2$aRiots$5IEN-M$0(DNLM)D012305

=LDR  00377cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362478302441
=005  20120730163835.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85114145 
=035  \\$aBZW4051NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRL780
=150  \\$aRingworm
=450  \\$aTinea (Disease)
=550  \\$wg$aDermatomycoses
=750  \2$aTinea$5IEN$0(DNLM)D014005

=LDR  00516cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362478402441
=005  20120730163834.0
=008  871218||\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85114120 
=035  \\$a(OCoLC)02054750
=035  \\$aBZW4026NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQD281.R5
=150  \\$aRing formation (Chemistry)
=450  \\$aCyclization (Chemistry)
=450  \\$aCycloaddition
=450  \\$aExo-condensation
=550  \\$wg$aChemical reactions
=750  \2$aCyclization$5IEN$0(DNLM)D003500

=LDR  00501cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362478502441
=005  20120730163834.0
=008  060920i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85114115 
=035  \\$aBZW4021NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aRinderpest virus
=550  \\$wg$aMorbilliviruses
=670  \\$aMeSH browser, Sept. 20, 2006$b(Rinderpest virus. Scope note: a species of Morbillivirus causing cattle plague, a disease with high mortality)
=750  \2$aRinderpest virus$5IEN$0(DNLM)D012302

=LDR  00567cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362478602441
=005  20120730163834.0
=008  060920i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85114113 
=035  \\$aBZW4019NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aSF966
=150  \\$aRinderpest
=450  \\$aBovine typhus
=450  \\$aCattle plague (Rinderpest)
=450  \\$aContagious typhus in cattle
=450  \\$aPlague, Cattle (Rinderpest)
=450  \\$aTyphus, Contagious, in cattle
=550  \\$wg$aCattle$xVirus diseases
=750  \2$aRinderpest$5IEN$0(DNLM)D012301

=LDR  00413cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362478702441
=005  20120730163834.0
=008  860211||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85114098 
=035  \\$aBZW4004NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQP87
=053  \\$aQP321
=150  \\$aRigor mortis
=550  \\$wg$aMuscles
=550  \\$wg$aPostmortem changes
=750  \2$aRigor Mortis$5IEN$0(DNLM)D012298

=LDR  00474cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362478802441
=005  20120730163834.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85114091 
=035  \\$aBZW3997NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aK3252
=150  \\$aRight to life
=450  \\$aRespect for life
=450  \\$aRight of life
=450  \\$wnne$aRight to life (International law)
=550  \\$wg$aHuman rights
=750  \2$aValue of Life$5IEN$0(DNLM)D026712

=LDR  00626cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880362478902441
=005  20120730163834.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85114084 
=035  \\$aBZW3990NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aRight to die
=450  \\$aDeath, Right to
=450  \\$aDeath with dignity
=450  \\$aNatural death (Right to die)
=550  \\$wg$aDeath
=550  \\$wg$aLife and death, Power over
=550  \\$aAdvance directives (Medical care)
=550  \\$aDo-not-resuscitate orders
=550  \\$aEuthanasia
=550  \\$aSuicide
=750  \2$aRight to Die$5IEN$0(DNLM)D012297

=LDR  00500cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362479002441
=005  20010922140251.0
=008  920803i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85114065 
=035  \\$aBZW3971NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aRA644.R54$cPublic health
=150  \\$aRift Valley fever
=450  \\$aEnzootic hepatitis
=450  \\$aRVF (Disease)
=550  \\$wg$aArbovirus infections
=550  \\$wg$aHepatitis, Viral
=550  \\$wg$aZoonoses
=750  \2$aRift Valley fever

=LDR  00643cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880362479102441
=005  20120730163834.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85114063 
=035  \\$aBZW3969NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN$dIEN
=150  \\$aRifamycins
=450  \\$aRifampicin
=450  \\$wnne$aRifomycin
=450  \\$aRifomycins
=550  \\$wg$aAntibiotics
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Rifamycins x Rifomycins)
=670  \\$aNIH$b(Antibiotics, Rifamycins)
=670  \\$aDorland's med. dict.$b(Rifamycin, formerly called rifomycin)
=670  \\$aMerck index.
=690  \\$aBEC
=750  \2$aRifamycins$5IEN$0(DNLM)D012294

=LDR  00390cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362479202441
=005  20120730163834.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85114030 
=035  \\$aBZW3936NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aQE391.R5
=150  \\$aRiebeckite
=450  \\$aCrocidolite
=550  \\$wg$aAmphiboles
=750  \2$aAsbestos, Crocidolite$5IEN$0(DNLM)D017638

=LDR  00688cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880362479302441
=005  20120730163834.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85113954 
=035  \\$aBZW3860NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQR201.R59$cMicrobiology
=053  \\$aRA644.R53$cPublic health
=053  \\$aRC114.7$cInternal medicine
=150  \\$aRickettsial diseases
=450  \\$aRickettsia infections$5IEN
=450  \\$aRickettsiaceae infections
=450  \\$aRickettsial infections
=450  \\$aRickettsiosis
=550  \\$wg$aBacterial diseases
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Rickettsiaceae infections)
=750  \2$aRickettsia Infections$5IEN$0(DNLM)D012282

=LDR  00362cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362479402441
=005  20120730163834.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85113953 
=035  \\$aBZW3859NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQR353.5.R5
=150  \\$aRickettsia
=550  \\$wg$aRickettsiaceae
=750  \2$aRickettsia$5IEN$0(DNLM)D012281

=LDR  00462cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362479502441
=005  20120730163834.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85113950 
=035  \\$aBZW3856NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRJ396
=150  \\$aRickets
=450  \\$aRachitis
=550  \\$wg$aBones$xDiseases
=550  \\$wg$aCalcium$xMetabolism$xDisorders
=550  \\$wg$aVitamin D deficiency
=750  \2$aRickets$5IEN$0(DNLM)D012279

=LDR  00458cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362479602441
=005  20120730163834.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85113948 
=035  \\$aBZW3854NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQK495.E9$cBotany
=150  \\$aRicinus
=550  \\$wg$aEuphorbiaceae
=670  \\$aVascular plant families and genera via WWW, Jan. 13, 2003 (Ricinus L., Euphorbiaceae)
=750  \2$aRicinus$5IEN$0(DNLM)D012278

=LDR  00613cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362479702441
=005  20120730163834.0
=008  030108i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85113942 
=035  \\$aBZW3848NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aRicin
=450  \\$aCastor bean lectin
=450  \\$aRicinus lectin
=550  \\$wg$aPlant lectins
=550  \\$wg$aPlant toxins
=550  \\$wg$aToxalbumins
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Ricin x Castor Bean Lectin, Lectin, Ricinus)
=670  \\$aWeb. 3$b(ricin: an amorphous and violently poisonous protein in the castor bean)
=750  \2$aRicin$5IEN$0(DNLM)D012276

=LDR  00532cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880362479802441
=005  20160526085923.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85113862
=035  \\$aBZW3768NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQK495.G74$cBotany
=053  \0$aSB191.R5$cCulture
=053  \0$aTX558.R5$cNutrition
=150  \\$aRice
=450  \\$aLowland paddy
=450  \\$aLowland rice
=450  \\$aOryza sativa
=450  \\$aPaddy (Plant)
=450  \\$aPadi
=450  \\$aPalay
=550  \\$wg$aOryza

=LDR  00638cz  a2200241n  4500
=001  9880362479902441
=005  20120730163833.0
=008  050927i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85113857 
=035  \\$aBZW3763NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQM113$cHuman anatomy
=150  \\$aRibs
=450  \\$aCage, Rib
=450  \\$aCostae
=450  \\$aRib cage
=550  \\$wg$aBones
=550  \\$wg$aChest
=550  \\$wg$aSkeleton
=670  \\$aMeSH$b(Ribs)
=670  \\$aDorland's med. dict.$b(rib: collectively called costae)
=670  \\$aLC database, Sept. 27, 2005$b(titles: rib cage)
=750  \2$aRibs$5IEN$0(DNLM)D012272

=LDR  00489cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362480002441
=005  20080404153405.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85113856 
=035  \\$aBZW3762NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQH603.R5
=150  \\$aRibosomes
=450  \\$aRibonucleoprotein particles
=550  \\$wg$aCell organelles
=550  \\$aMicrosomes
=550  \\$wg$aNucleoproteins
=550  \\$wg$aProtoplasm
=750  \2$aRibosomes$0(DNLM)D012270$5IEN

=LDR  00316cz  a2200133n  4500
=001  9880362480102441
=005  20120730163833.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85113854 
=035  \\$aBZW3760NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aRibose
=550  \\$wg$aPentoses
=750  \2$aRibose$5IEN$0(DNLM)D012266

=LDR  00582cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880362480202441
=005  20120730163833.0
=008  860211||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85113852 
=035  \\$aBZW3758NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQP623.5.T73
=150  \\$aTransfer RNA
=450  \\$wnne$aRibonucleic acid, Transfer
=450  \\$aRNA, Transfer$5IEN
=450  \\$aSoluble ribonucleic acid
=450  \\$aTransfer ribonucleic acid
=450  \\$atRNA
=550  \\$wg$aRNA
=670  \\$aMESH$b(RNA, Transfer)
=750  \2$aRNA, Transfer$5IEN$0(DNLM)D012343

=LDR  00625cz  a2200241n  4500
=001  9880362480302441
=005  20120730163833.0
=008  860211||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85113850 
=035  \\$aBZW3756NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQP623$bQP623.5
=150  \\$aRNA
=450  \\$wnne$aRibonucleic acid
=450  \\$aRibose nucleic acid
=550  \\$wg$aNucleic acids
=550  \\$wg$aRibose
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Wilcox, F.H. DNA : the thread of life, 1988.
=670  \\$aDorland's med. dict.
=670  \\$aWeb. 3
=670  \\$aMESH
=670  \\$aNIH.
=750  \2$aRNA$5IEN$0(DNLM)D012313

=LDR  00556cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880362480402441
=005  20120730163833.0
=008  860211||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85113841 
=035  \\$aBZW3747NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aRibavirin
=450  \\$aRibofuranosyltriazolecarboxamide
=450  \\$aRibovirin
=450  \\$aVirazole
=550  \\$wg$aAmides
=550  \\$wg$aAntimetabolites
=550  \\$wg$aAntiviral agents
=550  \\$wg$aNucleosides
=550  \\$wg$aTriazoles
=750  \2$aRibavirin$5IEN$0(DNLM)D012254

=LDR  00344cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362480502441
=005  20120730163833.0
=008  920114i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85113796 
=035  \\$aBZW3702NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aQK495.A498
=150  \\$aRhus
=550  \\$wg$aAnacardiaceae
=750  \2$aRhus$5IEN$0(DNLM)D029045

=LDR  00338cz  a2200133n  4500
=001  9880362480602441
=005  20120730163833.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85113782 
=035  \\$aBZW3688NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aRhodotorula
=550  \\$wg$aCryptococcaceae
=750  \2$aRhodotorula$5IEN$0(DNLM)D012248

=LDR  00371cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362480702441
=005  20120730163833.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85113781 
=035  \\$aBZW3687NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQR82.R46
=150  \\$aRhodospirillum
=550  \\$wg$aRhodospirillaceae
=750  \2$aRhodospirillum$5IEN$0(DNLM)D012246

=LDR  00407cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362480802441
=005  20120730163833.0
=008  930224i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85113780 
=035  \\$aBZW3686NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQR82.R46
=150  \\$aRhodospirillaceae
=450  \\$aAthiorhodaceae
=550  \\$wg$aRhodospirillales
=750  \2$aRhodospirillaceae$5IEN$0(DNLM)D012244

=LDR  00502cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362480902441
=005  20120730163833.0
=008  860211||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85113779 
=035  \\$aBZW3685NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aRhodopsin
=450  \\$aRetinal pigment
=450  \\$aRetinal purple
=450  \\$wnne$aVisual purple
=550  \\$wg$aRetina
=550  \\$wg$aRetinal (Visual pigment)
=550  \\$wg$aVisual pigments
=750  \2$aRhodopsin$5IEN$0(DNLM)D012243

=LDR  00375cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362481002441
=005  20120730163832.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85113777 
=035  \\$aBZW3683NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQR82.R46
=150  \\$aRhodopseudomonas
=550  \\$wg$aRhodospirillaceae
=750  \2$aRhodopseudomonas$5IEN$0(DNLM)D012241

=LDR  00906cz  a2200349n  4500
=001  9880362481102441
=005  20110121095240.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85113776 
=035  \\$aBZW3682NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQK569.R4$cAlgology
=150  \\$aRed algae
=450  \\$aBangiophyceae
=450  \\$aBangiophycidae
=450  \\$wnne$aFlorideae
=450  \\$aFlorideophyceae
=450  \\$aFlorideophycidae
=450  \\$aRed seaweeds
=450  \\$wnne$aRhodophyceae
=450  \\$wnne$aRhodophyta
=550  \\$wg$aAlgae
=670  \\$aWeb. 3.
=670  \\$aNLM:$b(Algae, Red)
=670  \\$aMcGraw-Hill dict. sci. tech.
=670  \\$aBold algae.
=670  \\$aBritannica Micro.
=670  \\$aAmericana.
=670  \\$aCollier's.
=670  \\$aLC data base, 8/5/87.
=675  \\$aNAL;$aBiol. & agr. index
=750  \2$aRhodophyta$0(DNLM)D000461$5IEN

=LDR  00518cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362481202441
=005  20120730163832.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85113765 
=035  \\$aBZW3671NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aQK495.E68$cBotany
=053  \\$aSB413.R47$cOrnamental plants
=150  \\$aRhododendrons
=450  \\$aAzaleastrum
=450  \\$aBiltia
=450  \\$wnne$aRhododendron
=450  \\$aRhodora
=550  \\$wg$aEricaceae
=750  \2$aRhododendron$5IEN$0(DNLM)D029793

=LDR  00421cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362481302441
=005  20120730163832.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85113762 
=035  \\$aBZW3668NU
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh 85113762
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQL523.R4$cZoology
=150  \\$aRhodnius
=550  \\$wg$aAssassin bugs
=550  \\$wg$aConenoses
=750  \2$aRhodnius$5IEN$0(DNLM)D012239

=LDR  01122cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362481402441
=005  20130209162024.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85113755 
=035  \\$aBZW3661NU
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=670  \\$aWikipedia, Oct. 15, 2012$b(Rhodium is a chemical element that is a rare, silvery-white, hard, and chemically inert transition metal and a member of the platinum group. It has the chemical symbol Rh and atomic number 45.)
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=001  9880362481502441
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=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85113718 
=035  \\$aBZW3624NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
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=550  \\$wg$aRh factor
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=LDR  00352cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362481602441
=005  20110509103627.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85113717 
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=550  \\$wg$aSoils
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=LDR  00393cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362481702441
=005  20120730163832.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85113711 
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=LDR  00517cz   2200181n  4500
=001  9880362481802441
=005  20220720113032.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85113710
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=LDR  00476cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362481902441
=005  20050731213320.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85113702 
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=670  \\$aCommon names of insects and related organisms, 1989:$bp. 127 (Acari: Ixodidae, Rhipicephalus)
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=LDR  00430cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362482002441
=005  20120730163832.0
=008  030521i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85113701 
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=450  \\$aCommon cold viruses
=450  \\$aRhinovirus
=550  \\$wg$aPicornaviruses
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Rhinovirus)
=750  \2$aRhinovirus$5IEN$0(DNLM)D012229

=LDR  00431cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362482102441
=005  20120730163832.0
=008  871218i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85113698 
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=LDR  00439cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362482202441
=005  20120730163832.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85113697 
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=LDR  00400cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362482302441
=005  20120730163832.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85113696 
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=LDR  00423cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362482402441
=005  20120730163832.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85113675 
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=LDR  00383cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362482502441
=005  20150420165807.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85113667 
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=450  \\$aOlfactory brain
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=550  \\$wg$aSmell
=750  \2$aOlfactory Cortex$0(DNLM)D066194$5IEN

=LDR  00375cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362482602441
=005  20181206130336.0
=008  871218i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85113652
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=LDR  00432cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362482702441
=005  20120730163832.0
=008  860211||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85113651 
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=053  \\$aQR186.83.R48
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=550  \\$wg$aImmunogenetics
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=LDR  00655cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880362482802441
=005  20140102152947.0
=008  871218i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85113650 
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=035  \\$aBZW3556NU
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=450  \\$wnne$aArthritis deformans in children
=450  \\$aArthritis, Juvenile rheumatoid
=450  \\$aJuvenile arthritis deformans
=450  \\$aJuvenile rheumatoid arthritis
=450  \\$aStill's disease
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=750  \2$aArthritis, Juvenile$5IEN$0(DNLM)D001171

=LDR  00634cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880362482902441
=005  20120730163831.0
=008  920204i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85113649 
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=450  \\$aAdjuvant arthritis
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=450  \\$aArthrosis deformans
=450  \\$aRheumatic gout
=550  \\$wg$aArthritis
=550  \\$wg$aAutoimmune diseases
=550  \\$wg$aBlood hyperviscosity syndrome
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=750  \2$aArthritis, Rheumatoid$5IEN$0(DNLM)D001172

=LDR  00617cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362483002441
=005  20120730163831.0
=008  920207i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85113648 
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=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRJ482.R48
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=550  \\$wg$aCollagen diseases in children
=550  \\$aPediatric rheumatology
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=750  \2$81$wb$aChild$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002648
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=LDR  00464cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362483102441
=005  20080512093323.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85113643 
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=750  \2$aRheumatic Diseases$0(DNLM)D012216$5IEN

=LDR  00634cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362483202441
=005  20120730163831.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85113642 
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=550  \\$wg$aRheumatic fever in children
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=750  \2$81$wb$aChild$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002648
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=LDR  00394cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362483302441
=005  20120730163831.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85113641 
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=550  \\$wg$aRheumatic fever
=750  \2$aRheumatic Heart Disease$5IEN$0(DNLM)D012214

=LDR  00663cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362483402441
=005  20120730163831.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85113640 
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=053  \\$aRJ406.R4
=150  \\$aRheumatic fever in children
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=750  \2$81$wb$aChild$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002648
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aRheumatic Fever$iand$aChild$5IEN

=LDR  00478cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362483502441
=005  20120730163831.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85113639 
=035  \\$aBZW3545NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRC182.R4
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=550  \\$wg$aRheumatism
=550  \\$wg$aStreptococcal infections
=750  \2$aRheumatic Fever$5IEN$0(DNLM)D012213

=LDR  00680cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880362483602441
=005  20120730163831.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85113626 
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=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
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=150  \\$aRhesus monkey
=450  \\$aCercopithecus mulatta
=450  \\$aMacaca mulatta
=450  \\$aMacacus rhesus
=450  \\$aPithecus rhesus
=450  \\$aRhesus macaque
=550  \\$wg$aMacaques
=670  \\$aMammal species of the world via WWW, Aug. 18, 2006$b(Macaca mulatta, common name: Rhesus Monkey, original name: Cercopithecus mulatta)
=750  \2$aMacaca mulatta$5IEN$0(DNLM)D008253

=LDR  00448cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362483702441
=005  20120730163831.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85113620 
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=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQH505
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=450  \\$aBiological rheology
=450  \\$aBiorheology
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=550  \\$wg$aPhysiology
=750  \2$aRheology$5IEN$0(DNLM)D012212

=LDR  00489cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362483802441
=005  20120730163831.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85113619 
=035  \\$aBZW3525NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aQC189$5IEN
=053  \\$aQC189.5
=150  \\$aRheology
=550  \\$aColloids
=550  \\$aDeformations (Mechanics)
=550  \\$aElasticity
=550  \\$aPlasticity
=550  \\$aViscosity
=750  \2$aRheology$5IEN$0(DNLM)D012212

=LDR  00434cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362483902441
=005  20120730163818.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85111415 
=035  \\$aBZW1321NU
=035  \\$aSH 85111415
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aRC560.R36$cPsychiatry
=150  \\$aRape victims
=450  \\$aFemale rape victims
=550  \\$wg$aSexual abuse victims
=750  \2$aRape$5IEN$0(DNLM)D011902

=LDR  01020cz  a2200253n  4500
=001  9880362484002441
=005  20120730163817.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85111405 
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=035  \\$aSH 85111405
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=053  \0$aQK495.C9$cBotany
=053  \0$aSB207.R36$cForage plant
=053  \0$aSB299.R2$cOilseed plant
=150  \\$aRape (Plant)
=450  \\$aBrassica napus
=450  \\$aBrassica napus napobrassica
=450  \\$aColza
=450  \\$aWinter rape
=550  \\$wg$aBrassica
=670  \\$aIntegrated Taxonomic Information System, May 6, 1999$b(Brassica napus, Common Name: rape, synonym(s): Brassica napobrassica, Brassica napus var. napobrassica)
=670  \\$aSynonymized checklist of the vascular flora of the United States, Canada, and Greenland, 1994$b(Rape, Brassica napus L., synonym(s): Brassica napobrassica (L.) P. Mill;  syn: Brassica napus; var.: napobrassica (L.) Reichenb.)
=750  \2$aBrassica napus$5IEN$0(DNLM)D029688

=LDR  00356cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362484202441
=005  20091109094836.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85111390 
=035  \\$aBZW1296NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQK495.R215
=150  \\$aRanunculus
=550  \\$wg$aRanunculaceae
=750  \2$aRanunculus$0(DNLM)D031947$5IEN

=LDR  00514cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362484302441
=005  20120730163817.0
=008  021104i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85111388 
=035  \\$aBZW1294LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQK495.R215$cBotany
=053  \0$aSB413.R35$cOrnamental plants
=150  \\$aRanunculaceae
=450  \\$aButtercup family (Plants)
=550  \\$wg$aRanunculales
=670  \\$aWeb. 3$b(Buttercup family: Ranunculaceae)
=750  \2$aRanunculaceae$5IEN$0(DNLM)D029626

=LDR  00429cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362484402441
=005  20120730163817.0
=008  860211||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85111377 
=035  \\$aBZW1283NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aRanitidine
=550  \\$wg$aAntihistamines
=550  \\$wg$aAntiulcer drugs
=550  \\$wg$aDimethylamine
=550  \\$wg$aFurans
=750  \2$aRanitidine$5IEN$0(DNLM)D011899

=LDR  00408cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362484502441
=005  20120730163817.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85111376 
=035  \\$aBZW1282NU
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh 85111376
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQL668.E27$cZoology
=150  \\$aRanidae
=550  \\$wg$aAnura
=550  \\$wg$aFrogs
=750  \2$aRanidae$5IEN$0(DNLM)D011898

=LDR  01949cz  a2200493n  4500
=001  9880362484602441
=005  20140401142833.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85111314 
=035  \\$aBZW1220NU
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC$dDLC$dWaU$dInU
=053  \0$aQL668.E27$cZoology
=150  \\$aRana temporaria
=450  \\$aBrown frog
=450  \\$aBufo campanisonus
=450  \\$aCommon brown frog, European
=450  \\$aCommon frog
=450  \\$aCommon frog, European
=450  \\$aEuropean common brown frog
=450  \\$aEuropean common frog
=450  \\$aEuropean frog
=450  \\$aGrass frog
=450  \\$aHeron's frog
=450  \\$aRana alpina
=450  \\$aRana aquatica
=450  \\$aRana aragonensis
=450  \\$aRana atra
=450  \\$aRana campanisona
=450  \\$aRana flaviventris
=450  \\$aRana fusca
=450  \\$aRana glacialis
=450  \\$aRana honnorati
=450  \\$aRana hyla
=450  \\$aRana muta
=450  \\$aRana platyrrhinus
=450  \\$aRana rufa
=450  \\$aRana scotica
=450  \\$aRanaria temporaria
=450  \\$aScottish frog
=550  \\$wg$aRana
=670  \\$aAmphibian species of the world 5.4, an online reference, viewed Aug. 26, 2010$b(Rana temporaria. Synonyms: Rana aquatica, Rana hyla, Rana muta, Rana alpina, Rana campanisona, Rana rufa, Rana atra, Ranaria temporaria, Rana flaviventris, Rana glacialis, Rana scotica, Rana platyrrhinus, Rana fusca, Bufo campanisonus, Rana honnorati, Rana aragonensis. English names: Common frog, Scottish frog, European common brown frog, Grass frog, Brown frog, European common frog, Heron's frog)
=670  \\$aITIS, Aug. 26, 2010$b(Rana temporaria. Synonym: Rana honnorati. Common name: European frog)
=670  \\$aWikipedia, Aug. 26, 2010$b(the common frog, Rana temporaria, also known as the European common frog, or European common brown frog)
=750  \2$aRana temporaria$5IEN$0(DNLM)D011896

=LDR  01186cz  a2200313n  4500
=001  9880362484702441
=005  20120730163817.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85111312 
=035  \\$aBZW1218NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dWaU
=053  \0$aQL668.E27$cZoology
=150  \\$aPelophylax ridibundus
=450  \\$aCentral Asian pond frog
=450  \\$aGerman river frog
=450  \\$aGraf's frog
=450  \\$aGraf's hybrid frog
=450  \\$aLake frog
=450  \\$aLaughing frog
=450  \\$aMarsh frog
=450  \\$aPond frog, Central Asian
=450  \\$aRana grafi
=450  \\$wnne$aRana ridibunda
=450  \\$aRiver frog, German
=550  \\$wg$aPelophylax
=670  \\$aITIS, Aug. 26, 2010$b(Pelophylax ridibundus. Synonyms: Rana grafi, Rana ridibunda)
=670  \\$aAmphibian species of the world 5.4, an online reference, viewed Aug. 25, 2010$b(Pelophylax ridibundus. Synonym: Rana ridibunda. English names: Laughing frog, German river frog, Marsh frog, Lake frog, Central Asian pond frog, Graf's frog, Graf's hybrid frog)
=688  \\$aHeading changed 20100924 from: 150:##:_{dollar}a Rana ridibunda
=750  \2$aRana ridibunda$5IEN$0(DNLM)D011895

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=010  \\$ash 85111311 
=035  \\$aBZW1217NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dWaU
=053  \0$aQL668.E27$cZoology
=150  \\$aNorthern leopard frog
=450  \\$aAmerican leopard frog
=450  \\$aCommon leopard frog
=450  \\$aLithobates pipiens
=450  \\$aMeadow frog
=450  \\$aMottled meadow frog
=450  \\$aPeeping frog
=450  \\$aRana brachycephala
=450  \\$aRana burnsi
=450  \\$aRana burnsorum
=450  \\$aRana halecina
=450  \\$aRana kandiyohi
=450  \\$wnne$aRana pipiens
=450  \\$aRana virescens
=450  \\$aShad frog
=450  \\$aSpring frog
=450  \\$aUnspotted meadow frog
=450  \\$aWestern leopard frog
=550  \\$wg$aLeopard frogs
=550  \\$wg$aLithobates
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 96004831: Crew, S. The frog, 1997$b(Northern leopard frog)
=670  \\$aConant, R. Field guide to reptiles and amphibians, 1975:$bp. 344 (Northern leopard frog)
=670  \\$aStebbins, R.C. Field guide to western reptiles and amphibians, 1985:$bp. 88 (Northern leopard frog)
=670  \\$aSSAR list of names, 1978:$bp. 13 (Rana pipiens; Northern leopard frog)
=670  \\$aITIS, July 14, 2010$b(Lithobates pipiens. Synonym: Rana pipiens. Common name: Northern Leopard Frog)
=670  \\$aAmphibian species of the world, via WWW, July 14, 2010$b(Lithobates pipiens. Synonyms: Rana pipiens, Rana halecina, Rana burnsi, Rana kandiyohi, Rana brachycephala, Rana burnsorum. English names: Peeping Frog, Shad Frog, Leopard Frog, Common Frog, Common Leopard Frog, Meadow Frog, Unspotted Meadow Frog, Mottled Meadow Frog, Northern Leopard Frog, American Leopard Frog, Western Leopard Frog, Spring Frog)
=670  \\$aCollins, J.T. Standard common and current scientific names for North American amphibians, turtles, reptiles & crocodilians, 6th ed., via WWW, July 14, 2010:$bp. 8 (under Lithobates: L. pipiens - Northern Leopard Frog)
=750  \2$aRana pipiens$5IEN$0(DNLM)D011894

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=001  9880362484902441
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=450  \\$aSpectrum analysis, Raman$5IEN
=550  \\$wg$aSpectrum analysis
=670  \\$aNASA$b(UF--Coherent anti-Stokes Raman spectroscopy)
=670  \\$aINIS:Thes.$b(UF--Coherent anti-Stokes Raman spectroscopy)
=670  \\$aINSPEC$b(UF--ASTERIK spectroscopy; UF--HELICOPTER spectroscopy; UF--HORSES; UF--TR3 spectroscopy; UF--TRRR spectroscopy)
=750  \2$aSpectrum Analysis, Raman$5IEN$0(DNLM)D013059

=LDR  01159cz  a2200265n  4500
=001  9880362485002441
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=053  \0$aSH167.R34$cCulture
=150  \\$aRainbow trout
=450  \\$aOncorhynchus mykiss
=450  \\$aRedband trout
=450  \\$aSalmo gairdneri
=450  \\$aSalmo irideus
=550  \\$wg$aOncorhynchus
=550  \\$wg$aTrout
=550  \\$aSteelhead (Fish)
=670  \\$a92072941: Behnke, R.J. Native trout of western North America, 1992:$bp. xvi (rainbow trout; Oncorhychus mykiss)
=670  \\$aCommon and sci. names of fishes from the U.S. and Canada, 1991:$bp. 28 (Oncorhynchus mykiss; rainbow trout) p. 79 (trouts of rainbow and cutthroat series related to Oncorhynchus rather than Salmo; change endorsed by Committee on Names of Fishes, Am. Fisheries Society)
=670  \\$aDambacher, J.M. The distribution and abundance of Great Basin redband trout, 2001:$bp. 1 (redband trout (Oncorhynchus mykiss ssp.)
=750  \2$aOncorhynchus mykiss$0(DNLM)D017686$5IEN

=LDR  01177cz  a2200265n  4500
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=150  \\$aRain forests
=450  \\$aRain forests$zTropics
=450  \\$aRainforests
=450  \\$aTropical rain forests
=450  \\$aTropical rainforests
=550  \\$wg$aForests and forestry
=550  \\$aCloud forests
=670  \\$aLC database, May 7, 2001$b(tropical rainforests; tropical rain forests)
=680  \\$iHere are entered works on forests consisting primarily of tall, broad-leaved evergreen trees located in areas of high annual rainfall chiefly, but not exclusively, in the tropics. Works on areas of luxuriant, impenetrable vegetation occurring where light penetrates along tracks or riverbanks in tropical areas or as second growth vegetation where tropical forests have been cleared are entered under$aJungles.
=681  \\$iNote under$aJungles
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=001  9880362485202441
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=450  \\$aRailroad industry
=450  \\$aRailroad lines
=450  \\$aRailroad transportation
=450  \\$aRailway industry
=450  \\$aRailways
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=550  \\$wg$aConcessions
=550  \\$wg$aPublic utilities
=550  \\$wg$aTransportation
=550  \\$wg$aTrusts, Industrial
=670  \\$aUMI business vocab.$b(Railroad transportation)
=670  \\$aLC database, July 17, 1995$b(titles: rail line(s); railroad line(s))
=670  \\$aGoble, P. Death of the iron horse, 1986.
=670  \\$aTrails of the iron horse : an informal history, 1975.
=670  \\$aLC database, Oct. 12, 2007$b(rail industry; railroad industry; railway industry)
=750  \2$aRailroads$5IEN$0(DNLM)D011890

=LDR  00657cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880362485302441
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=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85110854 
=035  \\$aBZW0760LC
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=053  \0$aQK495.C74$cBotany
=053  \0$aRS165.R24$cPharmacy
=053  \0$aSB615.R3$cWeeds
=150  \\$aRagweeds
=450  \\$aAmbrosia (Plants)
=450  \\$wnne$aRagweed
=550  \\$wg$aCompositae
=670  \\$aHortus 3.
=670  \\$aHowes, F.N. A Dictionary of useful and everyday plants and their common names, 1974:$bp. 213 (Ambrosia)
=670  \\$aWeb. 3.
=750  \2$aAmbrosia$5IEN$0(DNLM)D031164

=LDR  00316cz  a2200133n  4500
=001  9880362485402441
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=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|n\ana\|||\\
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=001  9880362485502441
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=450  \\$aNiton
=450  \\$aRadium emanation
=550  \\$wg$aGases, Rare
=550  \\$wg$aRadioactive substances
=670  \\$aRadon in ground water of western Montana, 1993.
=670  \\$aLloyd, L. Evaluation of radon sources and phosphate slag in Butte, Montana, 1983.
=670  \\$aGeologic radon potential of EPA Region 3: Delaware, Maryland, Pennsylvania, Virginia, and West Virginia, 1993.
=670  \\$aWikipedia, Aug. 13, 2012$b(Radon is a chemical element with symbol Rn and atomic number 86. It is a radioactive, colorless, odorless, tasteless noble gas, occurring naturally as the decay product of uranium or thorium.)
=670  \\$aRadon fact sheet, via Radon.com website, Aug. 13, 2012$b(Radon is a cancer-causing radioactive gas. Radon is a gaseous highly radioactive element discovered by English physicist Ernest Rutherford in 1899. The discovery is also credited to German physicist Friedrich Ernst Dorn in 1900. More specifically, Rutherford discovered radon's alpha radiation and Dorn discovered that radium was releasing a gas.)
=750  \2$aRadon$5IEN$0(DNLM)D011886

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=001  9880362485602441
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=008  920417||\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85110812 
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=035  \\$a(DLC)sh 85110812
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
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=450  \\$aSpoke bone
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=550  \\$wg$aForearm
=670  \\$aInter. dict. med. biol.$b(Radius. Also called radial bone, spoke bone)
=750  \2$aRadius$5IEN$0(DNLM)D011884

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=001  9880362485702441
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=150  \\$aRadium
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=550  \\$wg$aRadioactive substances
=670  \\$aWikipedia, Oct. 12, 2012$b(Radium is a chemical element with symbol Ra and atomic number 88. Radium is an almost pure-white alkaline earth metal, but it readily oxidizes on exposure to air, becoming black in color. All isotopes of radium are highly radioactive, with the most stable isotope being radium-226, which has a half-life of 1601 years and decays into radon gas. Because of such instability, radium is luminescent, glowing a faint blue. Radium, in the form of radium chloride, was discovered by Marie Sk�odowska-Curie and Pierre Curie in 1898.)
=750  \2$aRadium$5IEN$0(DNLM)D011883

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=001  9880362485802441
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=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85110802 
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=053  \0$aSB351.R3$cCulture
=150  \\$aRadishes
=450  \\$aDondisia
=450  \\$aRaphanistrum
=450  \\$aRaphanus
=550  \\$wg$aCruciferae
=670  \\$aThe plants database, via WWW, Aug. 28, 2007$b(Raphanus - radish. Family: Brassicaceae; lists two species: Raphanus raphanistrum, wild radish; Raphanus sativus, cultivated radish)
=670  \\$aMansfeld's world database of agricultural and horticultural crops, via WWW, Aug. 28, 2007$b(Accepted name: Raphanus. Family: Cruciferae. Synonyms: Dondisia, Raphanistrum. Subordinate taxa: Raphanus rapanistroides, Raphanus raphanistrum, Raphanus sativus)
=670  \\$aThe American heritage dict. of the Engl. lang., via Bartleby.com, Aug. 28, 2007$b(radish: 1. A Eurasian plant (Raphanus sativus) having a fleshy edible root and white to purple flowers clustered in a terminal raceme. 2. The pungent root of this plant, eaten raw as an appetizer and in salads)
=750  \2$aRaphanus$5IEN$0(DNLM)D031224

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=001  9880362485902441
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=010  \\$ash 85110799 
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=001  9880362486202441
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=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85110788 
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=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85110777 
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=688  \\$aHeading changed 20150109 from: 150:##:_{dollar}a Radiology, Medical
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=LDR  00916cz  a2200205n  4500
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=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85110776 
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=001  9880362486502441
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=010  \\$ash 85110774 
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=008  911219i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
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=LDR  00682cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362486702441
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=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85110771 
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=670  \\$aLC database, May 26, 1998$b(titles: radiologic technologists; radiologic technicians; radiological technicians)
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=LDR  00760cz  a2200253n  4500
=001  9880362486802441
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=008  920803||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85110769 
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=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85120571 
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=LDR  00368cz  a2200145n  4500
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=008  860211||\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
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=008  920803i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
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=001  9880362581102441
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=001  9880362581402441
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=035  \\$ash 85119205
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=750  \2$aSea Anemones$5IEN$0(DNLM)D012615

=LDR  00502cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362581502441
=005  20120730163852.0
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=010  \\$ash 85119191 
=035  \\$aBZW9097NU
=035  \\$ash 85119191
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=450  \\$wnne$aScyphomedusae
=550  \\$wg$aCnidaria
=550  \\$wg$aJellyfishes
=750  \2$aScyphozoa$5IEN$0(DNLM)D037401

=LDR  00626cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362581602441
=005  20120730163852.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85119181 
=035  \\$aBZW9087NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
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=450  \\$aBarlow's disease
=450  \\$aInfantile scurvy
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=550  \\$wg$aRickets
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=LDR  00359cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362581702441
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=001  9880362581902441
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=150  \\$aScrotum
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=750  \2$aScrotum$5IEN$0(DNLM)D012611

=LDR  00651cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362582002441
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=LDR  00447cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362582102441
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=LDR  00581cz  a2200181n  4500
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=001  9880362582302441
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=150  \\$aScots pine
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=LDR  00338cz  a2200133n  4500
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=LDR  00594cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362582602441
=005  20120730163850.0
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=LDR  00799cz  a2200253n  4500
=001  9880362582702441
=005  20120730163850.0
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=670  \\$aMESH$b(Voyeurism)
=670  \\$aIntl. dict. med. biol.$b(Voyeurism, also called scopophilia, scopolagnia, scoptolagnia, scoptophilia)
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=LDR  00435cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362582802441
=005  20201023150539.0
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=550  \\$wg$aMydriatics
=750  \2$aScopolamine$0(DNLM)D012601$5IEN

=LDR  00550cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362582902441
=005  20120730163850.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
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=035  \\$aBZW8658NU
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=750  \2$81$wb$aChild$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002648
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=LDR  00364cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362583002441
=005  20120730163850.0
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=001  9880362583102441
=005  20120730163850.0
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=LDR  00338cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362583202441
=005  20120730163850.0
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=450  \\$aSclerotica
=550  \\$wg$aEye
=750  \2$aSclera$5IEN$0(DNLM)D012590

=LDR  00778cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362583302441
=005  20070612125122.0
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=450  \\$aSciurids
=550  \\$wg$aRodents
=670  \\$aInventory methods for pikas and sciurids, c1998.
=670  \\$aMammal species of the world, via WWW, Sept. 5, 2001$b(Family Sciuridae, Suborder Sciurognathi, Order Rodentia; sciurids; Common name: Squirrels)
=670  \\$aITIS, Sept. 5, 2001$b(Sciuridae. Common names: squirrels, marmots, chipmunks. Suborder Sciuromorpha, Order Rodentia)
=750  \2$aSciuridae$0(DNLM)D012589$5IEN

=LDR  01728cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362583402441
=005  20120730163850.0
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=035  \\$aBZW8628NU
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=670  \\$aNCBI taxonomy browser, June 30, 2008$b(order: Zingiberales; families: Cannaceae, Costaceae, Heliconiaceae, Lowiaceae, Marantaceae, Musaceae, Strelitziaceae, Zingiberaceae)
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=001  9880362583502441
=005  20120730163850.0
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=450  \\$aScintillometers
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=670  \\$aMcGraw Hill dict. physics$b(scintillation counter, also known as scintillation detector, scintillometer)
=681  \\$iNote under$aDigital counters
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=001  9880362583602441
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=750  \2$aGamma Cameras$5IEN$0(DNLM)D015902

=LDR  00349cz  a2200133n  4500
=001  9880362583702441
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=550  \\$wg$aProfessions
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=001  9880362583802441
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=001  9880362583902441
=005  20120730163848.0
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=LDR  00340cz  a2200133n  4500
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=LDR  00494cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362584502441
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=550  \\$wg$aPublic institutions
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=LDR  00408cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362584602441
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=010  \\$ash 85118371 
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=550  \\$wg$aNursing
=550  \\$wg$aPediatric nursing
=750  \2$aSchool Nursing$5IEN$0(DNLM)D012573

=LDR  00363cz  a2200133n  4500
=001  9880362584702441
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=450  \\$aSchool dentistry$5IEN
=750  \2$aSchool Dentistry$5IEN$0(DNLM)D012571

=LDR  01400cz  a2200253n  4500
=001  9880362584802441
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=008  051207i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
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=001  9880362584902441
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=010  \\$ash 85118172 
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=550  \\$wg$aCognition disorders
=550  \\$wg$aLanguage and languages
=750  \2$aSchizophrenic Language$5IEN$0(DNLM)D012564

=LDR  00380cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362585002441
=005  20120730163847.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85118170 
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=150  \\$aSchizophrenics
=450  \\$aSchizophrenia$xPatients
=550  \\$wg$aMentally ill
=750  \2$aSchizophrenia$5IEN$0(DNLM)D012559

=LDR  00785cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880362585102441
=005  20120730163847.0
=008  060426i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85118169 
=035  \\$aBZW8075NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dMMiltC
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=150  \\$aSchizophrenia in children
=450  \\$aChildhood schizophrenia
=550  \\$wg$aPsychoses in children
=670  \\$aCanter, S. Childhood schizophrenia, 1988.
=670  \\$aChildhood schizophrenia : a symposium, 1980.
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=750  \2$81$wb$aSchizophrenia$5IEN$0(DNLM)D012559
=750  \2$81$wb$aChild$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002648
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=LDR  00628cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362585202441
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=450  \\$aDementia praecox
=450  \\$aSchizophrenic disorders
=550  \\$wg$aPsychoses
=550  \\$aSchizotypal personality disorder
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=750  \2$aSchizophrenic Psychology$5IEN-M$0(DNLM)D012565

=LDR  00399cz  a2200145n  4500
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=LDR  00824cz  a2200229n  4500
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=450  \\$aBilharziasis
=450  \\$aBilharziosis
=450  \\$aKatayama disease
=450  \\$aSnail fever
=550  \\$wg$aDistomatosis
=670  \\$aMESH browser, Mar. 13, 2006$b(Schistosomiasis, entry term: Bilharziasis, Hierarchy: Trematode Infections)
=670  \\$aInter. dict. med. biol.$b(Schistosomiasis: infection with flukes of the genus Schistosoma. Also called bilharziasis, bilharziosis, snail fever)
=750  \2$aSchistosomiasis$0(DNLM)D012552$5IEN

=LDR  00424cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362585502441
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=450  \\$aSchistosomidae
=550  \\$wg$aStrigeidida
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=LDR  00375cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362585602441
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=550  \\$wg$aSchistosoma
=750  \2$aSchistosoma mansoni$5IEN$0(DNLM)D012550

=LDR  00414cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362585702441
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=LDR  00383cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362585802441
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=LDR  00419cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362585902441
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=450  \\$aBilharzia
=450  \\$aSchistosomum
=550  \\$wg$aSchistosomatidae
=750  \2$aSchistosoma$5IEN$0(DNLM)D012547

=LDR  00384cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362586002441
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=750  \2$aSchiff Bases$5IEN$0(DNLM)D012545

=LDR  00716cz  a2200253n  4500
=001  9880362586102441
=005  20090311144427.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
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=450  \\$aAdolescent kyphosis
=450  \\$aJuvenile kyphosis
=450  \\$aMalum epiphyseonecroticum vertebrale
=450  \\$aSpinal epiphysitis
=450  \\$aSpinal osteochondritis
=450  \\$aVertebral epiphysitis
=450  \\$aVertebral osteochondritis
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=550  \\$wg$aOsteochondrosis
=550  \\$wg$aSpine$xDiseases
=750  \2$aScheuermann Disease$0(DNLM)D012544$5IEN

=LDR  00797cz  a2200253n  4500
=001  9880362586202441
=005  20070531085132.0
=008  050812||\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
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=450  \\$aScattering of particles
=450  \\$aWave scattering
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=550  \\$wg$aParticles
=550  \\$aCollisions (Physics)
=670  \\$aBanerji, J. Atomic scattering in the presence of a low-frequency laser, 1982.
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=LDR  00483cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362586302441
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=008  860211i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
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=053  \\$aRM782.S2$cSerumtherapy
=053  \\$aRX226.S2$cHomeopathic treatment
=150  \\$aScarlatina
=450  \\$aScarlet fever
=681  \\$iExample under$aFever
=750  \2$aScarlet Fever$5IEN$0(DNLM)D012541

=LDR  00361cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362586402441
=005  20120730163846.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85118011 
=035  \\$aBZW7917NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
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=450  \\$aShoulder blade
=550  \\$wg$aShoulder girdle
=750  \2$aScapula$5IEN$0(DNLM)D012540

=LDR  00485cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362586502441
=005  20120730163846.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85117990 
=035  \\$aBZW7896NU
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=053  \\$aQH212.S3
=150  \\$aScanning electron microscopes
=450  \\$wnne$aScanning electron microscope
=550  \\$wg$aElectron microscopes
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/12/90
=750  \2$aMicroscopy, Electron, Scanning$5IEN$0(DNLM)D008855

=LDR  01382cz  a2200241n  4500
=001  9880362586602441
=005  20130209162025.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85117977 
=035  \\$aBZW7883NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dWaU
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=053  \0$aQD412.S4$cOrganometallic chemistry
=053  \0$aQD464.S4$cAtomic and molecular weights
=053  \0$aQE516.S4$cGeochemistry
=053  \0$aTP245.S3$cChemical technology
=150  \\$aScandium
=450  \\$aEka-boron
=450  \\$aEkaboron
=550  \\$wg$aRare earth metals
=670  \\$aEmsley, J. Nature's building blocks, 2011$b(Scandium; Sc. When Dimitri Mendeleyev devised his periodic table of the elements in 1869 he noticed that there was a gap in atomic weights between calcium (40) and titanium (48) and he predicted that there should be another element of intermediate atomic weight (44) which he referred to as eka-boron, since he thought it would come below boron in the same group III of his table. Scandium was discovered 10 years later. This was the missing eka-boron predicted by Mendeleyev; scandium is a soft, silvery, yellow-white metal and a member of group 3 of the periodic table)
=670  \\$aThe Merck index, 2001$b(Scandium. A rare earth metal. Predicted and called "ekaboron" by Mendeleev)
=750  \2$aScandium$5IEN$0(DNLM)D012538

=LDR  00341cz  a2200133n  4500
=001  9880362586702441
=005  20120730163846.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|n\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85117930 
=035  \\$aBZW7836NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRL151$bRL159
=150  \\$aScalp$xDiseases
=750  \2$aScalp Dermatoses$5IEN$0(DNLM)D012536

=LDR  00355cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362586802441
=005  20120730163846.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85117928 
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=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
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=550  \\$wg$aHead
=550  \\$wg$aSkin
=550  \\$aHair
=750  \2$aScalp$5IEN$0(DNLM)D012535

=LDR  01041cz  a2200241n  4500
=001  9880362586902441
=005  20061013141516.0
=008  060721i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85117923 
=035  \\$aBZW7829NU
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=053  \0$aQL430.7.P3$cZoology
=150  \\$aScallops
=450  \\$aPectinidae
=450  \\$aPectinids
=450  \\$aScollops
=550  \\$wg$aOstreoida
=670  \\$aSyn. liv. org.:$bv. 1, p. 1119 (family Pectinidae, scallops. Superfamily Pectinacea, order Ostreoida)
=670  \\$aCommon and scientific names of aquatic invertebrates from the U.S. and Canada. Mollusks, 1988:$bp. 26 (family Pectinidae, order Ostreoida)
=670  \\$aVaught, K.C. A classification of the living Mollusca, 1989:$bp. 119 (family Pectinidae, superfamily Pectinoidea, order Ostreoida)
=670  \\$aWeb. 3$b(any of many marine bivalve mollusks of the family Pectinidae ... Also scollop)
=670  \\$aScallops, 2006:$bp. 1 (pectinid species) p. 521 (pectinids)
=750  \2$aPectinidae$0(DNLM)D049897$5IEN

=LDR  01338cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880362587002441
=005  20120730163846.0
=008  050724i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85117892 
=035  \\$aBZW7798NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dWaU
=053  \0$aRL764.S28
=150  \\$aScabies
=450  \\$aHuman scabies
=450  \\$aItch (Disease)
=450  \\$aMange
=450  \\$aSeven-year itch (Disease)
=550  \\$wg$aEctoparasitic infestations
=670  \\$aDorland's medical dict., via WWW, July 24, 2005$b(scabies 1. a contagious dermatitis of humans and various wild and domestic animals caused by the mite Sarcoptes scabiei; the egg-laying female mite digs into the upper layer of the epidermis and makes raised sinuous burrows (cuniculi), which then cause a papular eruption accompanied by intense pruritus sometimes associated with eczema from scratching and secondary bacterial infection. Called also seven-year itch (in humans) and sarcoptic mange (in other animals). 2. psoroptic mange in cattle and horses caused by Psoroptes ovis)
=670  \\$aDermatologic disease database, via WWW, July 24, 2005$b(The parasite Sarcoptes scabiei is a tiny skin mite, almost impossible to see without a microscope. It causes a fiercely itchy skin condition known as scabies; human scabies)
=750  \2$aScabies$5IEN$0(DNLM)D012532

=LDR  00868cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880362587102441
=005  20120730163846.0
=008  060405i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85117812 
=035  \\$aBZW7718NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQP632.S27$cAnimal biochemistry
=150  \\$aSaxitoxin
=450  \\$aGonyaulax toxin
=450  \\$aParalytic shellfish poison
=550  \\$wg$aAlgal toxins
=550  \\$wg$aMarine toxins
=550  \\$wg$aNeurotoxic agents
=550  \\$wg$aPurines
=670  \\$aMESH browser, Apr. 5, 2006$b(Saxitoxin. Entry term: Gonyaulax toxin)
=670  \\$aAmerican heritage dict.$b(saxitoxin: a potent neurotoxin produced by certain dinoflagellates that accumulates in shellfish feeding on these organisms and subsequently causes food poisoning in humans who eat the shellfish)
=750  \2$aSaxitoxin$5IEN$0(DNLM)D012530

=LDR  01306cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880363108402441
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=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC
=053  \0$aQP552.T77
=150  \\$aTRP channels
=450  \\$aTransient receptor potential channels
=450  \\$aTRP proteins
=550  \\$wg$aIon channels
=550  \\$wg$aMembrane proteins
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 2004040699: Chadwick, D.J. Mammalian TRP channels as molecular targets, 2004.
=670  \\$aScience Now website, Jan. 13, 2003$b("Breakthroughs 2002: a taste for temperature" "so called transient receptor potential (TRP) ion channels are proteins that snake in and out of the cell membrane. When they're tickled appropriately, they allow calcium or other ions to surge into a cell. In neurons, this can make the cell fire off a signal to its neighbors. Mammals harbor at least 26 flavors of TRP channels, but most of their functions are unknown.")
=670  \\$aCell Calcium, 2003 May-Jun:$b33 (5-6):419-32 ("A comparison of the genes coding for canonical TRP channels and their M, V, and P relatives")
=670  \\$aNature, 4 Dec 2003:$bvol. 426, pp. 517-24 ("TRP channels as cellular sensors")
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=001  9880363108502441
=005  20100815125108.0
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=150  \\$aVulvodynia
=450  \\$aChronic vulvar pain
=450  \\$aVulvar pain
=450  \\$aVulvovaginal pain
=550  \\$wg$aChronic pain in women
=550  \\$wg$aSexual disorders
=550  \\$wg$aVulva$xDiseases
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 2003270639: Glazer, Howard I. The vulvodynia survival guide : how to overcome painful vaginal symptoms & enjoy an active lifestyle, c2002.
=670  \\$aFamilydoctor.org, Jan. 22, 2004$b(American Academy of Family Physicians)
=670  \\$aDepart. of Gynecology & Obstetrics, Emory U. School of Med. Vulvodynia [videorecording] 1987.
=670  \\$aVulvodynia Workshop : current knowledge and future directions. Proceedings. NIH pub. no. 98-4347.
=670  \\$aWWW.nva.org, Jan. 22, 2004$b(National Vulvodynia Association)
=675  \\$aMESH
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=001  9880363108602441
=005  20070508084048.0
=008  040129i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash2004003306
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQR398.6$cVirology
=150  \\$aBromoviridae
=550  \\$wg$aPlant viruses
=550  \\$wg$aRNA viruses
=670  \\$aEncyc. of plant pathology:$bp. 157 (In addition to the genus Bromovirus, the family Bromoviridae contains four other genera: Cucumovirus, Alfamovirus, Ilarvirus, and the newly accepted genus Oleavirus)
=750  \2$aBromoviridae$0(DNLM)D019177$5IEN

=LDR  00620cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880363108702441
=005  20070508084048.0
=008  040129i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash2004003305
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQR398.6$cVirology
=150  \\$aAlfamoviruses
=450  \\$aAlfamovirus
=550  \\$wg$aBromoviridae
=670  \\$aEncyc. of plant pathology:$bp. 99 (Alfamoviruses) p. 1083 (family: Bromoviridae, genus: Alfamovirus, type species: Alfalfa mosaic virus)
=670  \\$aSpringer index of viruses, 2001:$bp. 116 (Alfamovirus in family Bromoviridae)
=750  \2$aAlfamovirus$0(DNLM)D019178$5IEN

=LDR  00976cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880363108802441
=005  20080321103515.0
=008  040211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\c
=010  \\$ash2004001956
=040  \\$aNcD$beng$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aAcoustic radiation force impulse imaging
=450  \\$aARFI imaging
=550  \\$wg$aDiagnostic ultrasonic imaging
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Relationship between tissue response to acoustic radiation force impulse (ARFI) imaging and mechanical properties of tissue, 2003.
=670  \\$aDuke Univ. Biomedical Engineering Newsletter, Fall 2002, web site, Dec. 17, 2003$b(Acoustic Radiation Force Impulse (ARFI) imaging; ARFI imaging; uses ultrasound)
=670  \\$aGoogle search, Dec. 17, 2003$b(ARFI imaging; Acoustic Radiation Force Impulse imaging; uses ultrasound pulses to displace tissue and view the displacement)
=675  \\$aOn-line medical dictionary, Jan. 15, 2004;$aMESH
=750  \2$aElasticity Imaging Techniques$0(DNLM)D054459$5IEN

=LDR  01571cz  a2200277n  4500
=001  9880363108902441
=005  20040910084443.0
=008  031215i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\c
=010  \\$ash2003011259
=040  \\$aWaU$beng$cDLC
=053  \0$aQK495.P67$cBotany
=150  \\$aPeperomia
=450  \\$aPeperomias
=450  \\$aPeppers (House plants)
=450  \\$aPiperanthera
=450  \\$aRadiator plants
=550  \\$wg$aPiperaceae
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Yuncker, T.G. Revision of the Hawaiian species of Peperomia, 1933.
=670  \\$aPlants national database, via WWW, Dec. 15, 2003$b(Peperomia Ruiz & Pav�on, peperomia. Family Piperaceae)
=670  \\$aITIS, Dec. 15, 2003$b(Genus Peperomia Ruiz & Pav�on -- peperomia, Family Piperaceae)
=670  \\$aNames in current use for extant plant genera, via WWW, Dec. 15, 2003$b(Peperomia (Dicotyledones: Piperaceae))
=670  \\$aGRIN taxonomy, via WWW, Dec. 15, 2003$b(Genus Peperomia Ruiz & Pav. Family Piperaceae. Also placed in Peperomiaceae. Common name: pepper)
=670  \\$aWiersema, J.H. World economic plants, c1999$b(Peperomia - pepper - Piperaceae (Peperomiaceae))
=670  \\$aMabberley, D.J. The plant-book, c1997$b(Peperomia, Piperaceae (Peperomiaceae), many cult. orn. housepls tolerant of little light; Piperanthera = Peperomia; under Piperaceae: spices & stimulants (Macropiper, Piper) incl. some jaborandi, house-pls (Peperomia))
=670  \\$aNCBI taxonomy browser, via WWW, Dec. 15, 2003$b(Peperomia. Genbank common name: radiator plants. Piperaceae)
=750  \2$aPeperomia$0(DNLM)D036941$5IEN

=LDR  01085cz  a2200241n  4500
=001  9880363109002441
=005  20070611131004.0
=008  031230i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash2003001493
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQR398.6$cVirology
=150  \\$aAlfalfa mosaic virus
=450  \\$aAlfalfa mosaic alfamovirus
=450  \\$aAMV (Plant virus)
=450  \\$aLucerne mosaic virus
=450  \\$aPotato calico virus
=550  \\$wg$aAlfamoviruses
=550  \\$wg$aMosaic viruses
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 98200771: Rossum, Clemens van. Cis-acting coding and noncoding sequences in alfalfa mosaic virus RNAs, 1998.
=670  \\$aPlant viruses online, Dec. 30, 2003$b(Alfalfa mosaic alfamovirus, synonyms: lucerne mosaic virus, potato calico virus)
=670  \\$aBritish Society for Plant Pathology online, Dec. 30, 2003$b(Alfalfa mosaic virus is the type species of the genus Alfamovirus and belongs to the family Bromoviridae)
=670  \\$aSpringer index of viruses, 2001:$bp. 117 (Alfalfa mosaic virus (AMV))
=750  \2$aAlfalfa mosaic virus$0(DNLM)D017794$5IEN

=LDR  00877cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880363109102441
=005  20040909092706.0
=008  040205i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\c
=010  \\$ash2004001931
=040  \\$aUkOxU$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aVascular dementia
=450  \\$aVaD (Vascular dementia)
=550  \\$wg$aDementia
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Rom�an, G. Managing vascular dementia, c2003:$bp. 5 (VaD is defined as the etiologic category of dementia that results from vascular or circulatory lesions)
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Dementia, Vascular)
=670  \\$aOn-line medical dictionary, Jan. 5, 2004$b(Dementia, vascular. An organic mental disorder caused by systemic vascular disease such as arteriosclerotic changes in the vessels, valvular heart disease, hypertension, etc., and resulting in cerebral vascular disease with dementia)
=750  \2$aDementia, Vascular$0(DNLM)D015140$5IEN

=LDR  00548cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880363109202441
=005  20060710122142.0
=008  031119||\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\c
=010  \\$ash2003011478
=040  \\$aIaCfT$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aQuadriceps muscle
=550  \\$wg$aLeg$xMuscles
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Dack, S.L. Functional hamstring: quadriceps ratio, 2003.
=670  \\$aWeb. 3.
=670  \\$aStedman's medical dictionary, 27th ed.
=670  \\$aPDR medical dictionary, 1995.
=675  \\$aMeSH
=750  \2$aQuadriceps Muscle$0(DNLM)D052097$5IEN

=LDR  01143cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880363109302441
=005  20140312095134.0
=008  031125i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\c
=010  \\$ash2003011372
=040  \\$aUkOxU$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aInfluenza Epidemic, 1918-1919
=450  \\$aInfluenza Pandemic, 1918-1919
=450  \\$aSpanish Flu Epidemic, 1918-1919
=450  \\$aSpanish Influenza Epidemic, 1918-1919
=550  \\$wg$aEpidemics
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Brainerd, E. The economic effects of the 1918 influenza epidemic, 2003:$bp. 2 (in the last four months of 1918 and the first six months of 1919, at least 40 million people worldwide died from the influenza epidemic)
=670  \\$aEncyc. Britannica online, Nov. 25, 2003$b(Influenza epidemic of 1918-19. Also called Spanish influenza epidemic, the most severe influenza outbreak of the 20th century and, in terms of total numbers of deaths, among the most devastating epidemics in human history)
=670  \\$aWWW, Jan. 15, 2004$b(Influenza Epidemic, 1918-1919; Influenza Pandemic, 1918-1919; Spanish Flu Epidemic, 1918-1919)
=750  \2$aInfluenza Pandemic, 1918-1919$0(DNLM)D064149$5IEN

=LDR  00430cz  a2200133n  4500
=001  9880363109402441
=005  20040909090905.0
=008  031218i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash2003001498
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aProtein C gene
=550  \\$wg$aGenes
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 98202630: Spek, C. Arnold. Characterization of the human protein C gene promoter, 1998.
=750  \2$aProtein C$xgenetics$0(DNLM)D011486Q000235$5IEN

=LDR  00472cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880363109502441
=005  20040909090209.0
=008  031211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash2003001456
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aStem cells$xTransplantation
=450  \\$aStem cell transplantation
=550  \\$wg$aCell transplantation
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 2003026938: Stem cell therapy for autoimmune disease, c2004.
=750  \2$aStem Cell Transplantation$0(DNLM)D033581$5IEN

=LDR  01405cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880363109602441
=005  20040909085135.0
=008  040128i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\c
=010  \\$ash2003011280
=040  \\$aWaU$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aDNA fingerprinting of animals
=450  \\$aAnimals$xDNA fingerprinting
=550  \\$wg$aAnimal genetics$xTechnique
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Electr. reprod./Spradling, K.D. Evidence for a case of multiple paternity in the red bat (Lasiurus borealis) as indicated by DNA fingerprinting, 2003.
=670  \\$aZoological record, via WebSPIRS, Dec. 23, 2003$b(521 hits on "DNA fingerprinting"; sample article titles: DNA fingerprinting shows within-season multiple paternity in the adder (Vipera berus); The loss of genetic diversity in Dabry's sturgeon (Acipenser dabryanus, Dumeril) as revealed by DNA fingerprinting; Genetic diversity in different populations of sloths assessed by DNA fingerprinting; Systematic relationships within Chiroptera, as revealed by taxonomic DNA fingerprinting; DNA fingerprinting of individual species and intergeneric and interspecific hybrids of the genera Bos and Bison, subfamily Bovinae; Multiple paternity in wild common shrews (Sorex araneus) is confirmed by DNA-fingerprinting; DNA fingerprinting and parentage in masked (Sula dactylatra) and brown (S. leucogaster) boobies)
=750  \2$aDNA Fingerprinting$xveterinary$0(DNLM)D016172Q000662$5IEN

=LDR  01611cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880363109702441
=005  20130307095418.0
=008  040114i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\c
=010  \\$ash2003012320
=040  \\$aDGPO$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aCommunity-based social services
=550  \\$wg$aSocial service
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Touching lives and communities, 2003:$bt.p. (U.S. Dept. of Labor, Center for Faith-Based and Community Initiatives--"Our mission is to empower faith-based and community organizations as they help their neighbors enter, succeed and thrive in the workforce.")
=670  \\$aAHRQ Task Force on Aging. Improving the health and health care of older Americans, 2001$b(community-based social services)
=670  \\$aEkstrand, L.E. Prisoner releases, 2001:$bPDF file, p. 14 (community-based social services used by federal probation officers: basic services, employment assistance, literacy, education, vocational training, detoxification services, substance abuse treatment, drug detection, alcohol detection, diagnostic assessment for mental health, mental health treatment, community and home confinement, community service, sex offender treatment)
=670  \\$aUSAID FY 1998 congressional presentation--Rwanda, via WWW, Dec. 12, 2003$b(community-based social services which assist in integrating foster children and orphans into the community)
=670  \\$aNew Zealand government press release, 24 May 2001, via WWW, Dec. 12, 2003$b(community-based social service providers)
=675  \\$aEncyclopedia of sociology, c2000;$aReaders' guide
=750  \2$aCommunity Integration$0(DNLM)D062309$5IEN

=LDR  00958cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880363109802441
=005  20100308093619.0
=008  040114i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\c
=010  \\$ash2003011358
=040  \\$aUkOxU$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aDismemberment
=550  \\$wg$aMutilation
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Owens, M.E. Dismemberment and decapitation on the English Renaissance stage, 1994:$bp. 134 (for the purposes of this study dismemberment is defined as either the simulated excision of body parts or the display of the effects or products of this violence, including severed body parts or the body lacking certain parts)
=670  \\$aOED online, Nov. 25, 2003$b(Dismemberment. 1. The act of depriving of members or limbs, or of dividing limb from limb)
=670  \\$aWeb. 3$b(Dismemberment: The act of dismembering or the state of being dismembered, division into separate parts or units, separation, mutilation)
=750  \2$aCorpse Dismemberment$0(DNLM)D056146$5IEN

=LDR  00425cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880363109902441
=005  20040908082844.0
=008  031121i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash2003009926
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC
=053  \0$aRC124.6
=150  \\$aChlamydophila infections
=550  \\$wg$aGram-negative bacterial infections
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Chlamydophila Infections)
=750  \2$aChlamydophila Infections$0(DNLM)D023521$5IEN

=LDR  00513cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880363110002441
=005  20040908082933.0
=008  031121i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash2003009925
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC
=053  \0$aQR82.C35
=150  \\$aChlamydophila
=550  \\$wg$aChlamydiaceae
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Chlamydophila; new heading in 2001)
=670  \\$aBergey's manual of systematic bacteriology, 2001:$bv. 1, p. 165 (Chlamydophila in family Chlamydiaceae)
=750  \2$aChlamydophila$0(DNLM)D023501$5IEN

=LDR  00643cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880363110102441
=005  20040908082317.0
=008  031121i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash2003008331
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aTrinucleotide repeats
=450  \\$aRepeats, Trinucleotide
=450  \\$aRepeats, Triplet (Nucleotides)
=450  \\$aTriplet repeats (Nucleotides)
=550  \\$wg$aMicrosatellites (Genetics)
=550  \\$wg$aNucleotides
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 2003025446: Trinucleotide repeat protocols, c2004.
=670  \\$aMeSH$b(Trinucleotide Repeats x Triplet Repeats)
=750  \2$aTrinucleotide Repeats$0(DNLM)D018911$5IEN

=LDR  00479cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880363110202441
=005  20040903164207.0
=008  031217||\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash2003008346
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aBacterial genomes
=450  \\$aBacterial genome
=550  \\$wg$aMicrobial genomes
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 2003025478: Microbial genomes c2004.
=670  \\$aMeSH$b(Genome, Bacterial x Bacterial Genome)
=750  \2$aGenome, Bacterial$0(DNLM)D016680$5IEN

=LDR  00430cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880363110302441
=005  20140228095648.0
=008  031217||\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash2003008341
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aMicrobial genomes
=450  \\$aMicrobial genome
=550  \\$wg$aGenomes
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 2003025478: Microbial genomes, c2004.
=675  \\$aMeSH
=750  \2$aGenome, Microbial$0(DNLM)D064349$5IEN

=LDR  00477cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880363110402441
=005  20110504102253.0
=008  031217i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash2003008336
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aPain perception
=550  \\$wg$aPerception
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 2003068656: Pathophysiology of pain perception, c2004.
=670  \\$aGoogle search, Nov. 24, 2003$b(pain perception)
=675  \\$aMeSH
=750  \2$aPain Perception$0(DNLM)D058748$5IEN

=LDR  00490cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880363110502441
=005  20040903163755.0
=008  031217||\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash2003001451
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aViral genomes
=450  \\$aViral genome
=450  \\$aVirus genomes
=550  \\$wg$aMicrobial genomes
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 2003025478: Microbial genomes, c2004.
=670  \\$aMeSH$b(Genome, Viral x Viral Genome)
=750  \2$aGenome, Viral$0(DNLM)D016679$5IEN

=LDR  02123cz  a2200241n  4500
=001  9880363110602441
=005  20040903125900.0
=008  031023i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\c
=010  \\$ash2003010987
=040  \\$aDGPO$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aSpecialty hospitals
=360  \\$isubdivision$aHospitals$iunder classes of persons and individual diseases, e.g.$aChildren--Hospitals; Cancer--Hospitals
=450  \\$aSingle specialty hospitals
=450  \\$aSpecial hospitals
=550  \\$wg$aHospitals
=670  \\$aWork cat.: U.S. General Accounting Office. Specialty hospitals [ER], 2003:$bGAO highlights (specialty hospitals identified by GAO--hospitals that focus on cardiac, orthopedic, or women's medicine, or on surgical procedures)
=670  \\$aMeSH, Oct. 23, 2003$b(MeSH heading: Hospitals, Special; scope note: Hospitals which provide care for a single category of illness with facilities and staff directed toward a specific service; entry term: Special Hospital; MeSH tree structures (narrower terms): Cancer Care Facilities; Cardiac Care Facilities; Hospices; Hospitals, Chronic Disease; Hospitals, Convalescent; Hospitals, Maternity; Hospitals, Osteopathic; Hospitals, Pediatric; Hospitals, Psychiatric; Surgicenters)
=670  \\$a1997 economic census: NAICS 622310, specialty (except psychiatric and substance abuse) hospitals, via WWW, Oct. 23, 2003$b("This industry consists of establishments known and licensed as specialty hospitals primarily engaged in providing diagnostic and medical treatment to inpatients with a specific type of disease or medical condition (except psychiatric or substance abuse).")
=670  \\$aCompetition between single-specialty hospitals and full-service hospitals, 2003?, via WWW, Oct. 23, 2003.
=670  \\$aLexikon: dict. of health care terms, 1994$b(specialty hospital: a type of hospital that provides services to patients with special medical conditions or special categories of patients)
=670  \\$aSlee, V.N. Health care terms, 1996:$bp. 283 (Specialty hospital)
=675  \\$aOn-line medical dictionary, Oct. 23, 2003
=750  \2$aHospitals, Special$0(DNLM)D006782$5IEN

=LDR  01752cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880363110702441
=005  20040903125212.0
=008  031110i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash2003008316
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aEmerging infectious diseases
=450  \\$aEmerging infections
=450  \\$aNew infectious diseases
=450  \\$aRe-emerging infectious diseases
=450  \\$aReemerging infectious diseases
=550  \\$wg$aCommunicable diseases
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 2003064588: Germ warriors : stories of the men and women who fight the world's worst diseases from tuberculosis to smallpox, c2003:$bCIP galley (emergence of new diseases; emerging infections)
=670  \\$aGoogle search, Nov. 7, 2003$b("Emerging infectious diseases", overwhelming usage with 138,000 hits)
=670  \\$aCDC journal:$bEmerging infectious diseases web site, Nov. 13, 2003 ("Infectious diseases whose incidence in humans has increased in the past 2 decades or threatens to increase in the near future have been defined as 'emerging.' These diseases, which respect no national boundaries, include: new infections resulting from changes or evolution of existing organisms, known infections spreading to new geographic areas or populations; previously unrecognized infections appearing in areas undergoing ecologic transformation; and old infections reemerging as a result of antimicrobial resistance in known agents or breakdowns in public health measures.")
=670  \\$aMeSH$b(Communicable Diseases, Emerging x Infectious Diseases, Emerging)
=670  \\$aAlltheweb search, Nov. 13, 2003$b(new infectious diseases, re-emerging infectious diseases, reemerging infectious diseases)
=750  \2$aCommunicable Diseases, Emerging$0(DNLM)D021821$5IEN

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=001  9880363110802441
=005  20110517104540.0
=008  031023i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash2003001256
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aR733
=150  \\$aIntegrative medicine
=450  \\$aMedical pluralism
=550  \\$wg$aMedicine
=550  \\$aAlternative medicine
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 2003065248: Gaudet, Tracy. Consciously female, 2003:$bCIP galley (Integrative medicine)
=670  \\$aJournal of integrative medicine, 1997.
=670  \\$aPhalen, Kathleen. Integrative medicine, 1998.
=670  \\$aThe University of Arizona, Program in Integrative Medicine Web. page, Oct. 23, 2003.
=670  \\$aDuke Center for Integrative Medicine web. page, Oct. 23, 2003.
=670  \\$aLe pluralisme m�edical en Afrique, c2010
=675  \\$aMESH, Oct. 23, 2003
=680  \\$iHere are entered works on a medical system based on a partnership between patient and practitioner, within which conventional, complementary, and alternative medical practices are combined in a coordinated approach to health care and healing.
=750  \2$aIntegrative Medicine$0(DNLM)D055048$5IEN-M

=LDR  00591cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880363110902441
=005  20040902082414.0
=008  031119i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash2003008306
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aBacterial artificial chromosomes
=450  \\$aBACs (Chromosomes)
=550  \\$wg$aArtificial chromosomes
=550  \\$wg$aBacterial chromosomes
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 2003023009: Bacterial artificial chromosomes, c2004:$bCIP galley (BACs)
=670  \\$aMESH (Chromosomes, Artificial, Bacterial)
=750  \2$aChromosomes, Artificial, Bacterial$0(DNLM)D022202$5IEN

=LDR  02165cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880363111002441
=005  20120806164332.0
=008  030929i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\c
=010  \\$ash2003010544
=040  \\$aTNJ$beng$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aGlycomics
=450  \\$aGlycobiology
=550  \\$wg$aGenomics
=550  \\$wg$aMolecular biology
=550  \\$aCarbohydrates
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 2012012730: Glycobiology and drug design, c2012:$bECIP t.p.
=670  \\$aFrank, M. Bioinformatics and molecular modeling in glycobiology. Cellular and molecular life science, v. 67 (Aug. 2010):$bpp. 2749-2772, viewed online, May 9, 2012; abstract (The field of glycobiology is concerned with the study of the structures, properties, and biological functions of the family of biomolecules called carbohydrates)
=670  \\$aMeSH, June 5, 2012$b(Glycomics; entry term: Glycobiology; mapped to: Carbohydrate biochemistry, Biochemistry, and Genomics; scope: The systematic study of the structure and function of the complete set of glycans (the glycome) produced in a single organism and identification of all the genes that encode glycoproteins)
=670  \\$aLee, Y.C. Recognition of carbohydrates in biological systems, 2003:$bpref. (glycomics is often said to be the next frontier. Like genomics and proteomics, glycomics includes both the determination of structures and the deciphering of functions and correlations between them. Structural determination of carbohydrates is orders of magnitude more difficult than those of nucleotides and peptides ...)
=670  \\$aGoogle search of the term Glycomics, Sept. 27, 2003$b(retrieved about 3,430 hits including World Wide Words by Michael Quinion Glycomics; the creation of this word only in very recent years is a pointer to what might be a new suffix, -omics. It has already appeared in genomics ... and proteomics ... This new term refers to the study of sugars within organisms.)
=675  \\$aCambridge dictionary of American English online, searched Sept. 27, 2003;$aAmerican Heritage dictionary of the English language, 4th ed., 2000;$aOED online, searched Sept. 27, 2003
=750  \2$aGlycomics$0(DNLM)D054794$5IEN

=LDR  00551cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880363111102441
=005  20040831090206.0
=008  031105i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\c
=010  \\$ash2003010286
=040  \\$aAzTeS$beng$cDLC
=053  \0$aQK625.M7$cMycology
=150  \\$aAspergillus flavus
=550  \\$wg$aAspergillus
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Thomas, W.D. The purification and characterization of glycoproteins from Aspergillus flavus, 2002.
=670  \\$aBIOSIS; Species 2000.
=675  \\$aITIS; Fungal Web
=750  \2$aAspergillus flavus$0(DNLM)D001231$5IEN

=LDR  01196cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880363111202441
=005  20070504090100.0
=008  031105i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash2003008301
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC
=053  \0$aQP82.2.A36
=150  \\$aAllostasis
=550  \\$wg$aAdaptation (Physiology)
=550  \\$wg$aBiological control systems
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 2003062975: Allostasis, homeostasis and the costs of physiological adaptation, c2004:$bCIP galley (First edited book on allostasis. Allostasis is a relatively new idea. Allostasis explains how regulatory events maintain organismic viability, or not, in diverse contexts with varying set points of bodily needs and competing motivations. Allostasis accounts for wide variation in function, adaptation and cephalic involvement in systemic physiological regulation. Allostasis provides a conceptual framework for both the protective and damaging effects that occur in over-all regulation of physiological and behavioral systems.)
=670  \\$aGoogle search for, Oct. 14, 2003$b(1,300 hits on allostasis)
=675  \\$aMeSH;$aInter. dict. med. biol.;$aHenderson's dict. biol. terms
=750  \2$aAllostasis$0(DNLM)D052636$5IEN

=LDR  00826cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880363111302441
=005  20040831083802.0
=008  031031i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash2003008349
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC
=053  \0$aRC632.O75
=150  \\$aOrnithine carbamoyltransferase deficiency
=450  \\$aDeficiency, Ornithine carbamoyltransferase
=550  \\$wg$aAmino acids$xMetabolism$xDisorders
=550  \\$wg$aMetabolism, Inborn errors of
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 2003062025: Snodgrass, Philip J. Ornithine transcarbamylase : basic science and clinical considerations, c2004.
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Ornithine Carbamoyltransferase Deficiency Disease)
=750  \2$aOrnithine Carbamoyltransferase Deficiency Disease$0(DNLM)D020163$5IEN
=750  \2$aOrnithine Carbamoyltransferase$xdeficiency$0(DNLM)D009954Q000172$5IEN

=LDR  00472cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880363111402441
=005  20040831082828.0
=008  031031i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash2003008344
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aOrnithine
=550  \\$wg$aAmino acids
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 2003062025: Snodgrass, Philip J. Ornithine transcarbamylase : basic science and clinical considerations, c2004.
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Ornithine)
=750  \2$aOrnithine$0(DNLM)D009952$5IEN

=LDR  01078cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880363111502441
=005  20040831083222.0
=008  031031i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash2003008339
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aOrnithine carbamoyltransferase
=450  \\$aCarbamoyltransferase, Ornithine
=450  \\$aCarbamylphosphate-ornithine transcarbamylase
=450  \\$aCitrulline phosphorylase
=450  \\$aOrnithine carbamyltransferase
=450  \\$aOrnithine transcarbamylase
=450  \\$aOTC (Enzyme)
=550  \\$wg$aPhosphorylase
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 2003062025: Snodgrass, Philip J. Ornithine transcarbamylase : basic science and clinical considerations, c2004.
=670  \\$aIUBMB Enzyme Nomenclature via WWW, Oct. 10, 2003$b(EC 2.1.3.3: common name: Ornithine carbamoyltransferase, other names: citrulline phosphorylase, ornithine transcarbamylase, OTC, carbamylphosphate-ornithine transcarbamylase, ornithine carbamyitransferase)
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Ornithine Carbamoyltransferase)
=750  \2$aOrnithine Carbamoyltransferase$0(DNLM)D009954$5IEN

=LDR  01090cz  a2200253n  4500
=001  9880363111602441
=005  20130313084817.0
=008  031023||\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\c
=010  \\$ash2003010528
=040  \\$aCaOTY$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aMitochondria$xFormation
=450  \\$aAssembly of mitochondria
=450  \\$aBiogenesis of mitochondria
=450  \\$aFormation of mitochondria
=450  \\$aMitochondria$xAssembly
=450  \\$aMitochondria$xBiogenesis
=450  \\$aMitochondria$xOrigin
=450  \\$aOrigin of mitochondria
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Roodyn, D.B. The biogenesis of mitochondria, c1968.
=670  \\$aMitochondria 1977 : genetics and biogenesis of Mitochondria : proceedings of a colloquium held at Schliersee, Germany, c1977.
=670  \\$aTedeschi, Henry. Mitochondria : structure, biogenesis, and transducing functions, c1976.
=670  \\$aBiochemical aspects of the biogenesis of mitochondria, c1968.
=670  \\$aDouce, Roland. Mitochondria in higher plants : structure, function, and biogenesis, c1985.
=750  \2$aMitochondrial Turnover$0(DNLM)D063269$5IEN

=LDR  00575cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880363111702441
=005  20120730164530.0
=008  030910i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash2003008395
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aMammalian artificial chromosomes
=450  \\$aMACs (Chromosomes)
=550  \\$wg$aArtificial chromosomes
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 2003019996: Mammalian artificial chromosomes : methods and protocols, c2003:$bCIP galley (MACs)
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Chromosomes, Artificial, Mammalian)
=750  \2$aChromosomes, Artificial, Mammalian$5IEN$0(DNLM)D022221

=LDR  00501cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880363111802441
=005  20120730164530.0
=008  030910i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash2003008390
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC
=053  \0$aQH600.15
=150  \\$aArtificial chromosomes
=550  \\$wg$aChromosomes
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 2003019996: Mammalian artificial chromosomes : methods and protocols, c2003.
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Chromomes, Artificial)
=750  \2$aChromosomes, Artificial$5IEN$0(DNLM)D022201

=LDR  00765cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880363111902441
=005  20120730164530.0
=008  031024||\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash2003008324
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC
=053  \0$aQP551.5
=150  \\$aProtein-protein interactions
=450  \\$aInteractions, Protein-protein
=450  \\$aProtein interactions
=550  \\$wg$aMolecular association
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 2003020640: Protein-protein interactions : methods and applications, c2004.
=670  \\$aGoogle search, Sept. 23, 2003$b("Pr-pr. interaction(s)", 182,100 hits)
=670  \\$aMEDLINE/PubMed, Sept. 23, 2003$b(title search for "Pr-pr. interaction(s)", 946 hits)
=675  \\$aMESH
=750  \2$aProtein Interaction Mapping$5IEN$0(DNLM)D025941

=LDR  00691cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880363112002441
=005  20070531093042.0
=008  031015i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash2003008385
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC
=053  \0$aQR414.6.F6
=150  \\$aFoamy viruses
=450  \\$aSpumaviruses
=550  \\$wg$aRetroviruses
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 2003271855: Foamy viruses, c2003.
=670  \\$aMEDLINE/PubMed & Google searches, Sept. 9, 2003$b(show predominant preference by scientists for proposed term rather than 450 term.)
=670  \\$aDorland's 28th.
=670  \\$aStedman's 26th.
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Spumavirus, with UF Foamy Virus)
=750  \2$aSpumavirus$0(DNLM)D016092$5IEN

=LDR  00841cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880363112102441
=005  20120730164530.0
=008  030828i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash2003008355
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aComputational biology
=550  \\$wg$aBiology
=550  \\$aBioinformatics
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 2003018952: Wiley dictionary of bioinformatics and computational biology, c2004.
=670  \\$aBiomedical Information Science and Technology Initiative, (BISTI) website, Sept. 3, 2003$b(What is computational biology? The development and application of data-analytical and theoretical methods, mathematical modeling and computational simulation techniques to the study of biological, behavioral, and social systems.)
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Computational Biology)
=750  \2$aComputational Biology$5IEN$0(DNLM)D019295

=LDR  00683cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880363112202441
=005  20120730164530.0
=008  031002i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\c
=010  \\$ash2003009297
=040  \\$aOrU$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aAttention in adolescence
=550  \\$wg$aAdolescent psychology
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Ellis, L. Individual differences and adolescent psychosocial development, 2002:$bp. 3 (temperament, attention and puberty as individual differences)
=750  \2$81$wb$aAttention$5IEN$0(DNLM)D001288
=750  \2$81$wb$aAdolescent$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000293
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aAttention$iand$aAdolescent$5IEN

=LDR  00727cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880363112302441
=005  20101214131035.0
=008  031002i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\c
=010  \\$ash2003009296
=040  \\$aOrU$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aTemperament in adolescence
=550  \\$wg$aAdolescent psychology
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Ellis, L. Individual differences and adolescent psychosocial development, 2002:$bp. iii (Individual differences in temperament ... play an important role in adolescent psychosocial outcomes)
=750  \2$81$wb$aTemperament$0(DNLM)D013694$5IEN-M
=750  \2$81$wb$aAdolescent$0D000293$5IEN
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aTemperament$iand$aAdolescent$5IEN

=LDR  00635cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880363112402441
=005  20120730164530.0
=008  030804i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\c
=010  \\$ash2003009190
=040  \\$aMH$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aBenzoic acid
=550  \\$wg$aCarboxylic acids
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Siegel, D.R. Towards the synthesis of (-)-Tetracycline, development of an approach initiated by the microbial dihydroxylation of benzoic acid, 2003.
=670  \\$aAcad. Press Dict. of sci. and tech.
=670  \\$aWeb. 3.
=670  \\$aMESH.
=670  \\$aOld catalog heading$b(Benzoic acid)
=750  \2$aBenzoic Acid$5IEN$0(DNLM)D019817

=LDR  00453cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880363112502441
=005  20120730164530.0
=008  031002i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash2003008375
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC
=053  \0$aQP572.A54
=150  \\$aAngiotensin I
=550  \\$wg$aAngiotensins
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 2003060602: Angiotensin I, c2004.
=670  \\$aMeSH$b(Angiotensin I, a neurotransmitter)
=750  \2$aAngiotensin I$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000803

=LDR  00541cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880363112602441
=005  20120730164530.0
=008  031002i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash2003008370
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC
=053  \0$aRC685.L64
=150  \\$aLong QT syndrome
=450  \\$aQT prolongation (Cardiology)
=550  \\$wg$aArrhythmia
=550  \\$wg$aSyndromes
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 2003019461: Camm, A. John. Acquired long QT syndrome, c2004.
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Long QT Syndrome)
=750  \2$aLong QT Syndrome$5IEN$0(DNLM)D008133

=LDR  00730cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880363112702441
=005  20120730164530.0
=008  031002i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash2003008365
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC
=053  \0$aRB170
=150  \\$aOxidative stress
=550  \\$wg$aOxidation-reduction reaction
=550  \\$wg$aStress (Physiology)
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 2003061932: Redox-genome interactions in health and disease, c2004:$bCIP galley (the term oxidative stress indicates the antioxidant status of cells and tissues is altered by exposure to oxidants)
=670  \\$aMeSH$b(Oxidative Stress: disturbance in the prooxidant-antioxidant balance in favor of the former)
=750  \2$aOxidative Stress$5IEN$0(DNLM)D018384

=LDR  00772cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880363112802441
=005  20120730164529.0
=008  031002i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash2003008360
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC
=053  \0$aRC632.H57
=150  \\$aHIV-associated lipodystrophy syndrome
=450  \\$aHIV lipodystrophy
=450  \\$aHIV-related lipodystrophy
=450  \\$aLipodystrophy syndrome, HIV-associated
=550  \\$wg$aHIV infections$xComplications
=550  \\$wg$aLipids$xMetabolism$xDisorders
=550  \\$wg$aSyndromes
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 2003061931: Lipodystrophy syndrome in HIV, c2003.
=670  \\$aMESH$b(HIV-Associated Lipodystrophy Syndrome x Lipodystrophy Syndrome)
=750  \2$aHIV-Associated Lipodystrophy Syndrome$5IEN$0(DNLM)D039682

=LDR  00711cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880363112902441
=005  20130307085704.0
=008  030731i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\c
=010  \\$ash2003009109
=040  \\$aIAhCCS$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aBinge drinking
=550  \\$wg$aDrinking of alcoholic beverages
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Wechsler, H. and Wuethrich, B. Dying to drink : confronting binge drinking on college campuses, c2002.
=670  \\$aU.S. Department of Health and Human Services and SAMHSA's National Clearinghouse for Alcohol & Drug Information website, July 31, 2003$b("Binge drinking ... the consumption of five or more drinks in a row on at least one occasion.")
=750  \2$aBinge Drinking$0(DNLM)D063425$5IEN

=LDR  00689cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880363113002441
=005  20120730164529.0
=008  030924i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash2003008350
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC
=053  \0$aQP609.R49
=150  \\$aRho GTPases
=450  \\$aRho G proteins
=450  \\$aRho GTP-binding proteins
=550  \\$wg$aG proteins
=550  \\$wg$aGuanosine triphosphatase
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 2003018773: Rho GTPases, c2003.
=670  \\$aMESH$b(rho GTP-Binding Proteins, X rho G-Proteins, rho GTPPases, rho Small GTP-Binding Proteins)
=675  \\$aStedman's med. dict.;$aDorland's med. dict.
=750  \2$arho GTP-Binding Proteins$5IEN$0(DNLM)D020741

=LDR  01000cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880363113102441
=005  20110503104219.0
=008  030922||\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash2003001310
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC$dABAU
=150  \\$aNeural stem cells
=450  \\$aNeuronal stem cells
=550  \\$wg$aMultipotent stem cells
=550  \\$wg$aNeurons
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 2003058873: Neural stem cells : development and transplantation, c2003.
=670  \\$aGoogle search, Aug. 13, 2003$b("Neural stem cell(s)": 17,910 hits; "Neuronal stem cell(s)": 1,661 hits)
=670  \\$aMedline/PubMed search, Aug. 13, 2003$b("Neural stem cell(s)": 4,583 hits)
=670  \\$aNeural development and stem cells, 2005:$bp. 67 (Neural stem cells are multipotent stem cells that have an unlimited capacity to proliferate and self-renew but whose progeny are restricted to the neural lineages)
=675  \\$aMeSH;$aDorland's med. dict.;$aStedman's med. dict.
=750  \2$aNeural Stem Cells$0(DNLM)D058953$5IEN

=LDR  01369cz  a2200289n  4500
=001  9880363113202441
=005  20120730164529.0
=008  040226i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash2003001251
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aLumpectomy
=450  \\$aBreast-conserving surgery
=450  \\$aBreast$xWide local excision
=450  \\$aLimited resection mastectomy
=450  \\$aLocal excision mastectomy
=450  \\$aMastectomy, Segmental
=450  \\$aPartial mastectomy
=450  \\$aSegmental mastectomy
=450  \\$aWide local excision of the breast
=550  \\$wg$aBreast$xCancer$xSurgery
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 2003018969: Benedet, Rosalind. Understanding lumpectomy, 2003.
=670  \\$aDorlands med. dict.$b(lumpectomy: surgical excision of only the palpable lesion in carcinoma of the breast; mastectomy, partial; mastectomy, segmental)
=670  \\$aStedman's med. dict.$b(lumpectomy)
=670  \\$aGoogle online search, Aug. 25, 2003$b(lumpectomy : 38,500 hits)
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Mastectomy, Segmental x Breast-Conserving Surgery, Lumpectomy, Partial Mastectomy)
=670  \\$aLink, J. Breast cancer survival manual, 2003:$bp. 201 (lumpectomy: surgical removal of a tumor from the breast to clear margins not including the lymph nodes; also known as a wide local excision)
=750  \2$aMastectomy, Segmental$5IEN$0(DNLM)D015412

=LDR  00683cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880363113302441
=005  20120730164529.0
=008  030911i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash2003005103
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh2003005103
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aGV504.6.A35
=150  \\$aTai chi for older people
=450  \\$wnne$aTai chi for the aged
=550  \\$wg$aExercise for older people
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 2003060207: Bonifonte, P. T'ai chi for seniors, 2004.
=750  \2$81$wb$aTai Ji$5IEN$0(DNLM)D026302
=750  \2$81$wb$aAged$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000368
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aTai Ji$iand$aAged$5IEN

=LDR  00789cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880363113402441
=005  20050513080434.0
=008  030718i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\c
=010  \\$ash2003009008
=040  \\$aPPIU-H$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aDental informatics
=550  \\$wg$aDentistry$xData processing
=550  \\$wg$aMedical informatics
=670  \\$aWork cat.: The global village of dentistry, c1998:$bp. 76 ("Advances in basic technologies in the areas of electrical engineering and computer science have led many new clinical applications in dental informatics.")
=670  \\$aDental informatics, c1992:$bp. 59 ("The field of dental informatics is still in the process of defining itself as a discipline.")
=670  \\$aOCLC, July 17, 2003.
=750  \2$aDental Informatics$0(DNLM)D048048$5IEN

=LDR  01192cz  a2200265n  4500
=001  9880363113502441
=005  20120730164529.0
=008  030904i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash2003008450
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aGastric bypass
=450  \\$aBypass, Gastric
=450  \\$aGastroileal bypass surgery
=450  \\$aGastrojejunostomy
=450  \\$aGreenville gastric bypass surgery
=450  \\$aMason surgery
=550  \\$wg$aJejunum$xSurgery
=550  \\$wg$aObesity$xSurgery
=550  \\$wg$aStomach$xSurgery
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 2003059384: Leach, Susan N. Extreme measures : living and eating well after gastric bypass surgery, c2005.
=670  \\$aDorland's 28th$b(bypass, gastric: gastrojejunostomy in which the stomach is transected high on the body, the proximal remnant being joined to a loop of jejunum in end-to-side anastomosis)
=670  \\$aStedman's 26th$b(bypass, gastric. Syn. Mason operation)
=670  \\$aMeSH browser, June 6, 2007$b(Gastric Bypass. Entry terms: Gastroileal Bypass, Gastrojejunostomy)
=670  \\$aGoogle search Aug. 4, 2003$b(52,800 hits on G. bypass & G. b. surgery)
=750  \2$aGastric Bypass$5IEN-M$0(DNLM)D015390

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=010  \\$ash2003005192
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aConcepts in infants
=550  \\$wg$aInfant psychology
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 2003017304: Mandler, J. The foundations of mind, 2004.
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=750  \2$81$wb$aInfant$5IEN$0(DNLM)D007223
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=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQP623.5.S63
=150  \\$aSmall interfering RNA
=450  \\$apiRNA (Piwi-interacting RNA)
=450  \\$aPiwi-interacting RNA
=450  \\$aPiwi protein-interacting RNA
=450  \\$arasiRNA (Repeat-associated small interfering RNA)
=450  \\$aRepeat-associated siRNA
=450  \\$aRepeat-associated small interfering RNA
=450  \\$aScan RNA
=450  \\$ascnRNA (Small scan RNA)
=450  \\$aShort hairpin RNA
=450  \\$aShort interfering RNA
=450  \\$ashRNA (Short hairpin RNA)
=450  \\$asiRNA (Small interfering RNA)
=450  \\$aSmall hairpin RNA
=450  \\$aSmall scan RNA
=450  \\$atasiRNA (Trans-acting small interfering RNA)
=450  \\$aTrans-acting siRNA
=450  \\$aTrans-acting small interfering RNA
=550  \\$wg$aAntisense RNA
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 2003016680: Ribozymes and siRNA protocols, c2004.
=670  \\$aMeSH (RNA, Small Interfering x Small Interfering RNA, siRNA)
=750  \2$aRNA, Small Interfering$5IEN$0(DNLM)D034741

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=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aSuperior colliculus
=450  \\$aColliculus rostralis
=450  \\$aCollicus superior
=450  \\$aCollicus superior laminae quadrigeminae
=450  \\$aCollicus superior laminae tecti
=550  \\$wg$aMesencephalon
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 2003058471: The superior colliculus : new approaches for studying sensorimotor integration, 2003.
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Superior colliculus x Colliculus, Superior)
=670  \\$aDorland's med. dict.$b(Colliculus superior, superior colliculus, colliculus superior laminae quadrigeminae, colliculus superior laminae tecti)
=670  \\$aInter. dict. med. biol.$b(Colliculus superior laminae quadrigeminae. Also called superior colliculus, colliculus rostralis (used of quadrapeds))
=750  \2$aSuperior Colliculi$0(DNLM)D013477$5IEN

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=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aWest Nile virus
=450  \\$aEgypt 101 virus
=450  \\$aKunjin virus
=550  \\$wg$aFlaviviruses
=670  \\$aMESH$b(West Nile Virus x Egypt 101 virus, Kunjin virus)
=680  \\$iHere are entered works on the virus that causes West Nile fever. Works on the disease caused by the West Nile virus are entered under$aWest Nile fever.
=681  \\$iNote under$aWest Nile fever
=750  \2$aWest Nile virus$0(DNLM)D014902$5IEN

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=040  \\$aWaU$beng$cDLC$dDLC$dWaU$dDLC
=053  \0$aQH353
=150  \\$aIntroduced organisms
=450  \\$aAlien organisms
=450  \\$aAlien species
=450  \\$aExotic organisms
=450  \\$aExotic species
=450  \\$aForeign organisms (Introduced organisms)
=450  \\$aForeign species (Introduced organisms)
=450  \\$aIntroduced species
=450  \\$aInvaders (Organisms)
=450  \\$aInvasive alien species
=450  \\$aInvasive organisms
=450  \\$aInvasive species
=450  \\$aNaturalised organisms
=450  \\$aNaturalized organisms
=450  \\$aNon-indigenous organisms
=450  \\$aNon-indigenous species
=450  \\$aNon-native organisms
=450  \\$aNon-native species
=450  \\$aNonindigenous organisms
=450  \\$aNonindigenous species
=450  \\$aNonnative organisms
=450  \\$aNonnative species
=450  \\$aTranslocated organisms
=450  \\$aTranslocated species
=550  \\$wg$aOrganisms
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Wonham, M.J. Ecology and management of marine biological invasions, 2001:$bleaf 1 ("... the terms introduced species, non-native, and invader are used interchangeably throughout.") leaf 8 (introduced marine and maritime species) leaf 10 (non-native marine and maritime species)
=670  \\$aAlien species in Hawaii information index, via WWW, Apr. 14, 2004.
=670  \\$aGuiberson, B.Z. Exotic species, c1999.
=670  \\$aNonindigenous freshwater organisms, c2000.
=670  \\$aNonindigenous aquatic species in a United States estuary, 1995.
=670  \\$aGoogle search, dec. 5, 2006$b(naturalized organisms; naturalised organisms)
=670  \\$aNational policy for the translocation of live aquatic organisms, 1999:$bp. 7 (translocated species; translocated organisms)
=670  \\$aReview of the efficiency and efficacy of existing legal instruments applicable to invasive alien species, 2001:$bp. 31 (Alien species (synonyms: non-native, non-indigenous, foreign, exotic): a species, subspecies, or lower taxon introduced outside its normal past or present distribution; Invasive alien species: an alien species whose establishment and spread threaten ecosystems, habitats or species with economic or environmental harm); Naturalized species: alien species that reproduce consistently and sustain populations over more than one life cycle without direct intervention by humans (or in spite of human intervention))
=670  \\$aWikipedia, Mar. 2, 2010:$bIntroduced species (An introduced, alien, exotic, non-indigenous, or non-native species, or simply an introduction, is a species living outside its native distributional range, which has arrived there by human activity, either deliberate or accidental.) Invasive species (The first definition expresses the phrase in terms of non-indigenous species (e.g. plants or animals) that adversely affect the habitats they invade economically, environmentally or ecologically. The second definition broadens the boundaries to include both native and non-native species that heavily colonize a particular habitat. The third definition is an expansion of the first and defines an invasive species as a widespread non-indigenous species. This last definition is arguably too broad as not all non-indigenous species necessarily have an adverse effect on their adopted environment)
=670  \\$aIsard, S.A. Flow of life in the atmosphere : an airscape approach to understanding invasive organisms, c2001.
=670  \\$aUnited States. Congress. House. Committee on Resources. Exclusion of nonnative species from Migratory Bird Treat Act ... 2004.
=750  \0$aIntroduced Species$0(DNLM)D058865$5IEN

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=150  \\$aTetrazoles
=450  \\$wnne$aTetrazole
=550  \\$wg$aAzoles
=670  \\$aMeSH browser, June 7, 2007$b(Tetrazoles)
=670  \\$aWeb 3.$b(tetrazole)
=670  \\$aConcise encyc. chemistry$b(tetrazole: a five-membered heterocyclic compound with 4 nitrogen atoms in the ring)
=670  \\$aGrant & Hackh's chem. dict.$b(tetrazole)
=688  \\$aHeading changed 20070821 from: 150:##:_{dollar}a Tetrazole
=750  \2$aTetrazoles$5IEN$0(DNLM)D013777

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=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aTetrazolium salts
=550  \\$wg$aSalts
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 78321854: Altman, F.P. Tetrazolium salts and formazans, 1976.
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Tetrazolium Salts)
=670  \\$aConcise encyc. of chemistry$b(tetrazolium salts: the salts of 2, 3, 5- trisubstituted tetrazole)
=750  \2$aTetrazolium Salts$5IEN$0(DNLM)D013778

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=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC
=053  \0$aQK495.H3$cBotany
=150  \\$aLiquidambar
=550  \\$wg$aHamamelidaceae
=670  \\$aNames in current use for extant plant genera via WWW, July 30, 2002$b(Liquidambar (Dicotyledones:Hamamelidaceae))
=750  \2$aLiquidambar$5IEN$0(DNLM)D031317

=LDR  01047cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880363114402441
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=008  020911i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\c
=010  \\$ash2002007334
=040  \\$aNjR$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aAlcohol and sex
=450  \\$aSex and alcohol
=550  \\$wg$aSex
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Dangerous liaisons : substance abuse and sex, 1999.
=670  \\$aDiss. abst. online, 1990-1999, Aug. 1, 2002$b(titles: Sexual behavior and alcohol consumption)
=670  \\$aAlcohol studies database, Rutgers University, Aug. 1, 2002$b(subj. Sex roles and alcohol; titles: Alcohol and risky sex behavior; Alcohol use ... and sexual behavior; Alcohol use and safer sex behaviors.)
=670  \\$aMEDLINE, Nov 10, 2000$b(Subjs: Alcohol drinking; Sex behavior used together; Sex behavior--Drug effects)
=750  \2$81$wb$aAlcohol Drinking$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000428
=750  \2$81$wb$aSex Behavior$5IEN
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aAlcohol Drinking$iand$aSex Behavior$5IEN

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=001  9880363114502441
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=010  \\$ash2002004630
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC
=053  \0$aTP1180.S7$cChemical technology
=150  \\$aPolystyrene
=450  \\$aPolymerized styrene
=450  \\$aStyrenic polymers
=550  \\$wg$aStyrene
=550  \\$wg$aThermoplastics
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 2002029638: Modern styrenic polymers : polystyrenes and related plastics, 2003.
=670  \\$aHawley chem. dict.$b(polystyrene: polymerized styrene, a thermoplastic synthetic resin of variable molecular weight depending upon degree of polymerization; CAS 9003-53-6; (C[subscript 6]H[subscript 5]CHCH[subscript 2])n)
=670  \\$aHackh chem. dict.$b(polystyrene)
=670  \\$aOld catalog heading$b(polystyrene)
=750  \2$aPolystyrenes$5IEN$0(DNLM)D011137

=LDR  00951cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880363114602441
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=008  020723i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\c
=010  \\$ash2002008977
=040  \\$aCaAE$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aProblem solving in adolescence
=550  \\$wg$aAdolescent psychology
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Wandberg, R. Creative problem solving : what's a better way? c2001:$bverso of title pg. (Summary: explores problem solving and creative thinking in relation to teen health ...)
=670  \\$aFrykman, J. The hassle handbook : a guide to teenage survival, 1988$b(LC annotation: Strategies for teenagers ... in dealing with the hassles or problems which impede the desired direction of their lives)
=750  \2$81$wb$aProblem Solving$5IEN$0(DNLM)D011340
=750  \2$81$wb$aAdolescent$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000293
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aProblem Solving$iand$aAdolescent$5IEN

=LDR  03186cz  a2200277n  4500
=001  9880363114702441
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=008  020722i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\c
=010  \\$ash2002000232
=040  \\$aWaU$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aFocal adhesion kinase
=450  \\$aAdhesion kinase, Focal
=450  \\$aFadK (Focal adhesion kinase)
=450  \\$aFAK (Focal adhesion kinase)
=450  \\$aFocal adhesion-associated protein-tyrosine kinase
=450  \\$aFocal adhesion protein-tyrosine kinase
=450  \\$aKinase, Focal adhesion
=550  \\$wg$aCytoskeletal proteins
=550  \\$wg$aProtein-tyrosine kinase
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Garc�ia, M.G. Characterization of sea urchin focal adhesion kinase (FAK), 2001:$bleaf 3 ("Several cytoskeletal proteins are involved in the actin-cytoskeleton recruitment and bundling at focal adhesions, including actinin, talin, filamin, and vinculin. In addition, several proteins involved in signaling and the regulation of focal adhesion assembly and disassembly are found in focal adhesion complexes, including focal adhesion kinase (FAK), cSrc and Src family protein tyrosine kinases, paxillin, and p130Cas ...") leaves 12-14 ("FAK is a cytosolic protein tyrosine kinase ... Although the interactions of these focal adhesion proteins are well studied, many other cytoskeletal proteins are being characterized or remain to be found.")
=670  \\$aThe dict. of cell and molecular biology, via WWW, July 22, 2002$b(focal adhesion kinase: protein kinase which is found at focal adhesions and is thought to mediate the adhesion or spreading processes)
=670  \\$aBIOSIS previews, via WebSpirs, July 22, 2002$b(focal adhesion kinase; FAK; a component of integrin-mediated signal transduction, which functions to transmit signals from the extracellular matrix into the cytoplasm; focal adhesion kinase (FAK) is a nonreceptor tyrosine kinase that on activation generates signals that can modulate crucial cell functions, including cell proliferation, migration, and survival; focal adhesion proteins mediate key signal transduction events that regulate actin remodeling and contraction; Focal adhesion kinase (FAK) is a tyrosine kinase ubiquitously expressed in cells. It was initially shown to be the initiator of focal adhesion formation in adherent cells, after its binding to integrins which induce its autophosphorylation)
=670  \\$aAcronym database, via Indiana U. Bloomington Chemistry Library WWW site, July 22, 2002$b(Acronym: FAK, description: focal adhesion kinase)
=670  \\$aMESH browser, July 22, 2002$b(entry terms: FadK, PTK2 gene product, focal adhesion kinase, focal adhesion protein-tyrosine kinase, focal adhesion-associated protein tyrosine kinase pp125FAK, p125(FAK), pp125(FAK), pp125FAK, Dfak56 gene product, focal adhesion kinase autokinase, FAK autokinase, p125FAK. Heading mapped to: Protein-Tyrosine Kinase. Indexing information: Focal Adhesions. Previous Indexing: Cell Adhesion Molecules (1990-2000), Membrane Glycoproteins (1987-1992), Membrane Proteins (1986-1987))
=675  \\$aLife science dict., via WWW, July 22, 2002
=750  \2$aFocal Adhesion Protein-Tyrosine Kinases$0(DNLM)D051416$5IEN

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=001  9880363114802441
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=010  \\$ash2002000229
=040  \\$aWaU$beng$cDLC
=053  \0$aQK569.U55$cAlgology
=150  \\$aUlva
=450  \\$aLettuce, Sea
=450  \\$aSea lettuce
=550  \\$wg$aUlvaceae
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Hayden, H.S. Systematics of Ulvaceae (Ulvales, Ulvophyceae) and the genus Ulva L. based on nuclear and chloroplast sequence data, 2001:$bp. 1 (Ulva (sea lettuce)) p. 2 (approx. 50 recognized species; common nearshore algal genus)
=670  \\$aITIS, July 19, 2002$b(Ulva Linnaeus, 1753. Family Ulvaceae)
=670  \\$aEuropean register of marine species, via WWW, July 19, 2002$b(14 species of Ulva listed under family Ulvaceae)
=670  \\$aAlgaeBase, via WWW, July 19, 2002$b(Genus Ulva, family Ulvaceae; 59 species)
=750  \2$aUlva$0(DNLM)D044445$5IEN

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=001  9880363114902441
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=008  060113i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash2002008624
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aR727.37
=150  \\$aFear of doctors
=450  \\$aDoctors, Fear of
=450  \\$aFear of going to the doctor
=450  \\$aIatrophobia
=450  \\$aWhite coat syndrome
=550  \\$wg$aFear of medical care
=550  \\$wg$aPhobias
=550  \\$aPhysician and patient
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 2002010509: Reinhardt, Laurel Ann. How to overcome your fear of doctors, hospitals, and the health care system and find your way to true healing, c2002.
=670  \\$aGoogle, July 9, 2002$b(1270 hits on fear of doctors; 569 hits on iatrophobia; 510 hits on white coat syndrome)
=670  \\$aMEDLINE, July 9, 2002$b(500+ hits on Iatrophobia; fear of doctors)
=670  \\$aCommon phobias defined web site, July 9, 2002$b(Iatrophobia: fear of doctors - any person who performs surgery, administers shots, gives medical diagnostics or any other medical association)
=675  \\$aOxford reference online, July, 9, 2002;$aStedman's med. dict.
=750  \2$aWhite Coat Hypertension$0(DNLM)D059466$5IEN

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=001  9880363115002441
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=008  020807i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash2002000829
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC
=053  \0$aQR201.B66$cVirology
=150  \\$aBorna disease
=450  \\$aBorna virus infections
=550  \\$wg$aVeterinary virology
=550  \\$wg$aVirus diseases
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 2002009541: Borna disease virus and its role in neurobehavioral disease, c2003.
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Borna Disease)
=750  \2$aBorna Disease$5IEN$0(DNLM)D001890

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=001  9880363115102441
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=008  020807i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash2002000824
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC
=053  \0$aQR201.B66$cVirology
=150  \\$aBorna disease virus
=450  \\$aEncephalomyelitis virus, Enzootic
=450  \\$aEnzootic encephalomyelitis virus
=450  \\$aEquine encephalomyelitis virus, Near East
=450  \\$aNear East equine encephalomyelitis virus
=550  \\$wg$aRNA viruses
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 2002009541: Borna disease virus and its role in neurobehavioral disease, c2003.
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Borna disease virus x Enzootic Encephalomyelitis Virus, Near East Equine Encephalomyelitis Virus)
=750  \2$aBorna disease virus$5IEN$0(DNLM)D001891

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=001  9880363115202441
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=008  020618i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash2002007143
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC
=053  \0$aQC454.B74
=150  \\$aBroadband dielectric spectroscopy
=450  \\$aBDS (Spectrum analysis)
=450  \\$aDielectric spectroscopy, Broadband
=550  \\$wg$aSpectrum analysis
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 2002075841: Broadband dielectric spectroscopy, 2002:$bCIP fwd. (broadband dielectric spectroscopy (BDS); spectrum analysis with radiation in the 10 [superscript minus 6] to 10 [superscript 12] Hz range)
=750  \2$aDielectric Spectroscopy$0(DNLM)D058266$5IEN

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=001  9880363115302441
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=008  020626||\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash2002004485
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQP572.A54
=150  \\$aRenin-angiotensin system
=450  \\$aRA system
=450  \\$aRAA system
=450  \\$aRAAS (Physiology)
=450  \\$aRAS (Physiology)
=450  \\$aRenin-angiotensin-aldosterone axis
=450  \\$aRenin-angiotensin-aldosterone system
=550  \\$wg$aAldosterone
=550  \\$wg$aAngiotensins
=550  \\$wg$aRenin
=550  \\$wg$aWater-electrolyte balance (Physiology)
=550  \\$aBlood pressure$xRegulation
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 2002421681: Drugs, enzymes, and receptors of the renin-angiotensin system : celebrating a century of discovery, c2000.
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Renin-Angiotensin System x Renin-Angiotensin-Aldosterone System)
=670  \\$aDorland's med. dict.
=670  \\$aStedman's med. dict.
=670  \\$aCecil Essentials of Medicine, 5th ed., 2001.
=750  \2$aRenin-Angiotensin System$5IEN$0(DNLM)D012084

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=010  \\$ash2002004186
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQL368.C59$cProtozoology
=150  \\$aCryptosporidiidae
=550  \\$wg$aCoccidia
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Cryptosporidiidae)
=750  \2$aCryptosporidiidae$5IEN$0(DNLM)D021742

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=001  9880363115502441
=005  20120730164522.0
=008  020620i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\c
=010  \\$ash2002007698
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh2002007698
=040  \\$aDGPO$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aBiological decontamination
=450  \\$aBiological agents decontamination
=450  \\$aBiological materials decontamination
=450  \\$aDecontamination from biological agents
=450  \\$aDecontamination of biological agents
=450  \\$aInfectious agents decontamination
=450  \\$aMicrobiological agents decontamination
=550  \\$wg$aDisinfection and disinfectants
=550  \\$aMicrobial contamination
=670  \\$aWork cat.: U.S. Cong. House Comm. on Science. The decontamination of anthrax and other biological agents, hearing ... 2002:$bp. 3 (methods to decontaminate buildings of infectious agents; biological weapons decontamination) p. 4 (decontamination of microbiological agents used in warfare or terrorism) p. 18 (biological decontamination) p. 20 (removing an agent from an environment or location)
=670  \\$aNIH Division of Safety website, May 21, 2002$b(biological decontamination)
=670  \\$aGuide for the selection of chemical and biological decontamination equipment for emergency first responders, 2001, WWW site, May 21, 2002:$bp. 11 (biological agents likely to be used in a terrorist attack--categories under discussion: bacterial agents, viral agents, rickettsiae, and biological toxins)
=670  \\$aLC database, June 6, 2002$b(titles: biological decontamination equipment; decontamination of anthrax and other biological agents)
=670  \\$aMeSH, May 21, 2002$b(decontamination - the removal of contaminating material, such as radioactive materials, biological materials, or chemical warfare agents, from a person or object)
=670  \\$aH.R. 3393, Making additional emergency supplemental appropriations for fiscal year 2002 for urgent counter-terrorism activities, WWW site, May 21, 2002:$bp. 5 (chemical/biological decontamination equipment)
=675  \\$aCongressional record index, 1983-2002, WWW site, May 21, 2002;$aLegislative indexing vocabulary, the CRS thesaurus, 1998
=750  \2$aDecontamination$5IEN$0(DNLM)D003666

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=670  \\$aWork cat.: 2002007351: Alpern, M. Overcoming feelings of hatred, c2002.
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=450  \\$aWild chives
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=670  \\$aWork cat.: 2002275912: Rogers, J. Growing & using chives, c1999:$bp. 2 (in North Amer., the most common species is Allium schoenoprasum, known as garden chives)
=670  \\$aWeb. 3$b(chive: a perennial plant (Allium schoenoprasum) related to the onion and having slender rushlike leaves that are used for seasoning)
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=670  \\$aUsher dict. plants$b(Allium schoenoprasum (chive))
=670  \\$aHowe, F.N. Dict. of useful and everyday plants and their common names, 1974$b(chive (Allium schoenoprasum))
=670  \\$aTaylor's guide to vegetables & herbs, 1981$b(Chive (Allium schoenoprasum))
=670  \\$aLC database, May 23, 2002$b(subj.: Allium schoenoprasum)
=670  \\$aAGRICOLA, via 1stsearch, May 23, 2002$b(titles: Allium schoenoprasum, chive, wild chives, chives; identifier: Allium schoenoprasum)
=670  \\$aBiol. & agr. index, via 1stsearch, May 23, 2002$b(titles: chive (Allium schoenoprasum); Allium schoenoprasum, wild chives, wild chive; subject: chives)
=670  \\$aPLANTS database, via WWW, May 21, 2002$b(Allium schoenoprasum; common name: wild chive)
=670  \\$aITIS database, via WWW, May 21, 2002$b(Allium schoenoprasum; vernacular name: wild chives, wild chive)
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=150  \\$aAntifreeze proteins
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=670  \\$aWork cat.: 2002071344: Fish antifreeze proteins, 2002.
=670  \\$aChemtech, June 1999:$bpp. 17-28 ("Antifreeze proteins and their genes.")
=670  \\$aA/F Protein, inc. web site, May 10, 2002$b("The World's only producer of commercial quantities of Antifreeze Proteins purified from natural sources.")
=670  \\$aYork Structural Biology Laboratory web site, May 10, 2002 ("Antifreeze Proteins (AFPs) are proteins that depress the freezing point of water through a non-colligative action by interacting with growing ice crystals. There is a small, but growing literature on a number of antifreeze peptides and proteins. Antifreeze proteins have been found in a number of plants, insects and fish.)
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=150  \\$aProteomics
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=670  \\$aWork cat.: 2002067456: Campbell, A.M. Discovering genomics, proteomics, and bioinformatics, c2002.
=670  \\$aMEDLINE$b(Proteomics)
=670  \\$aScientific American, April 2002$b(Biotech's latest mantra is "proteomics," as it focuses on how dynamic networks of human proteins control cells and tissues.)
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=670  \\$aWork cat.: 2002067456: Campbell, A.M. Discovering genomics, proteomics, and bioinformatics, c2002.
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=670  \\$aWork cat.: 2002020445: Shaw, J. The genus Epimedium and other herbaceous Berberidaceae, c2002.
=670  \\$aHortus 3$b(Epimedium (Berberidaceae); about 21 spp. of low rhizomatous per. herbs of temp. Eur. and Asia)
=670  \\$aInd. nom. gen. (plant)$b(Epimedium)
=670  \\$aVascular plant families and genera, 1992$b(Epimedium (Berberidaceae))
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=670  \\$aDict. flow. ferns$b(Epimedium)
=670  \\$aPLANTS database, May 13, 2002$b(Epimedium; family: Berberidaceae)
=670  \\$aITIS database, May 13, 2002$b(Epimedium; family: Berberidaceae)
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=150  \\$aCompulsive behavior in adolescence
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=670  \\$aWork cat.: 2002066736: Griffiths, M. Gambling and gaming addictions in adolescence, 2002.
=750  \2$81$wb$aCompulsive Behavior$5IEN$0(DNLM)D003192
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=150  \\$aShaken baby syndrome
=550  \\$wg$aBrain$xWounds and injuries
=550  \\$wg$aChild abuse
=550  \\$wg$aSyndromes in children
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Canadian Association of Chiefs of Police and Health Canada. Joint statement on Shaken baby syndrome, 2001.
=670  \\$aPienkofer, J. Silenced angels : the medical, legal, and social aspects of shaken baby syndrome, 2001.
=670  \\$aThe shaken baby syndrome : a multidisciplinary approach, 2001.
=675  \\$aMESH
=680  \\$iHere are entered works on the condition that results from violently shaking an infant or small child.
=750  \2$aShaken Baby Syndrome$5IEN$0(DNLM)D038642

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=053  \0$aRM666.O76
=150  \\$aOxycodone
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=450  \\$aOxiconium
=450  \\$aOxycodeinon
=450  \\$aOxycone
=450  \\$aOxyContin (Trademark)
=550  \\$wg$aAnalgesics
=550  \\$wg$aCodeine$xDerivatives
=550  \\$wg$aNarcotics
=670  \\$aWork cat.: U.S. Cong. House. Comm. on Energy and Commerce. Subcomm. on Oversight and Investigations. OxyContin, its use and abuse, hearing ... 2001:$bp. 2 (OxyContin is a Schedule II controlled-release form of the narcotic oxycodone) p. 3. (Oxycodone-related deaths have increased 400 percent since 1996; Oxycodone has been in use for 80 years)
=670  \\$aMESH, Feb. 6, 2002$b(Oxycodone; semisynthetic derivative of codeine that acts as a narcotic analgesic more potent and addicting than codeine; entry term: Dihydrohydroxycodeinone, Oxiconum, Oxycodeinon, Dihydrone, Dinarkon, Eucodal, Hydroxycodeinon, Oxycodone hydrochloride, Oxycone, Pancodine, Percocet, Theocodin; pharm. action: Analgesics, opiod; antitussive agents; narcotics)
=670  \\$aONDCP Drug Policy Information Clearinghouse fact sheet: OxyContin, Feb. 6, 2002$b(Oxycodone, the active ingredient in the pain medication OxyContin, is a derivative of opium and the effects of its use are similar to heroin)
=670  \\$aConcise chemical and technical dictionary$b(oxycodone; dihydrohydroxycodeinone)
=670  \\$aUSP Dict.$b(Oxycodone)
=750  \2$aOxycodone$5IEN$0(DNLM)D010098

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=053  \0$aQL637.9.O76$cZoology
=150  \\$aOsmeriformes
=550  \\$wg$aOsteichthyes
=670  \\$aCatalog of fishes, via WWW, Jan. 31, 2002:$bbrowse classification (Order Osmeriformes, Class Actinopterygii (=Osteichthyes). Includes families Argentinidae (argentines), Microstomatidae, Bathylagidae (deepsea smelts), Opisthoproctidae (spookfishes or barreleyes), Alepocephalidae (slickheads), Platytroctidae (tubeshoulders) (=Searsiidae), Lepidogalaxiidae (salamanderfishes), Osmeridae (smelts), Plecoglossidae (ayu fishes), Salangidae (icefishes or noodlefishes), Retropinnidae (New Zealand smelts), Galaxiidae (galaxiids))
=670  \\$aFishBase, via WWW, Jan. 31, 2002$b(Order Osmeriformes, Class Actinopterygii (ray-finned fishes))
=670  \\$aITIS, Jan. 31, 2002$b(Osmeriformes. Common names: argentines, smelts. Rank: Order. Usage: valid. Superorder Protacanthopterygii, Infraclass Teleostei, Subclass Neopterygii, Class Actinopterygii, Superclass Osteichthyes. Families within Osmeriformes - suborder Argentinoidei: Alepocephalidae, Argentinidae, Bathylagidae, Leptochilichthyidae, Microstomatidae, Opisthoproctidae, Platytroctidae, Searsiidae; suborder Osmeroidei: Galaxiidae, Lepidogalaxiidae, Osmeridae, Retropinnidae, Salangidae, Sundasalangidae)
=750  \2$aOsmeriformes$5IEN$0(DNLM)D036441

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=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aSmoking cessation products
=550  \\$wg$aHealth products
=670  \\$aLC database, Mar. 25, 2002.
=750  \2$aTobacco Use Cessation Devices$0(DNLM)D061485$5IEN

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=150  \\$aMigraine in adolescence
=550  \\$wg$aPain in adolescence
=550  \\$wg$aTeenagers$xDiseases
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Headache and migraine in childhood and adolesence, 2002.
=750  \2$81$wb$aMigraine$5IEN
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=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aMigraine$iand$aChild$5IEN

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=150  \\$aPyrene (Chemical)
=550  \\$wg$aPolycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Krutz, L.J. Rhizosphere influenced pyrene dissipation, 2000.
=670  \\$aHawley chem. dict.:$bpp. 941-942 (pyrene, C16H10, a condensed ring hydrocarbon)
=670  \\$aConcise encyc. chemistry, 1994$b(pyrene)
=670  \\$aBennett, H. Concise chemical and technical dict., 1986$b(pyrene)
=670  \\$aWeb. 3$b(pyrene)
=675  \\$aMcGraw-Hill encyc. chem.
=750  \2$aPyrenes$5IEN$0(DNLM)D011721

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=150  \\$aFifth disease
=450  \\$aErythema infectiosum
=550  \\$wg$aErythema
=550  \\$wg$aParvovirus infections
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 2001008560: Laskey, Elizabeth. Fifth disease, c2002.
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Erythema Infectiosum x Fifth Disease)
=670  \\$aAm. Her. dict.$b(fifth disease: a mild viral disease occurring mainly in early childhood, characterized by a fever, a rosy-red rash on the cheeks that often spreads to the trunk and limbs, and usually arthritis and malaise. Also called erythema infectiosum)
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=150  \\$aMicrotechnology
=450  \\$aMicro-technology
=450  \\$aMicrotechnologies
=550  \\$wg$aHigh technology
=670  \\$aWork cat.: International IEEE-EMBS Special Topic Conference on Microtechnologies in Medicine & Biology (1st : 2000 : Lyon, France). 1st annual International IEEE-EMBS Special Topic Conference on Microtechnologies in Medicine & Biology, c2000:$bt.p. (microtechnologies) p. v (microtechnology)
=670  \\$aThe cutting edge : an encyclopedia of advanced technologies, 2000:$bindex (microtechnology) p. 188, under nanotechnology (simple scaling down of normal machines to microscopic size (often also called microtechnology) ... microtechnology is far more advanced than nanotechnology)
=670  \\$aMicro- and nanotechnology for biomedical and environmental applications, 2000.
=670  \\$aUniv. of Washington Center for Applied Microtechnology (CAM) WWW home page, Dec. 12, 2001:$bWhat is CAM? (embraces both the existing microelectronics industry and microelectromechanical systems)
=670  \\$aMcGraw-Hill dictionary of scientific and technical terms, 2003 :$b(Nanotechnology: 1) Systems for tranforming matter, energy, and information that are based on nanometer-scale components with precisely defined molecular features. 2) Techniques that produce or measure features less than 100 nanometers in size)
=675  \\$aVolti, R. The facts on file encyc. of sci., tech. and society, c1999;$aThe intl encyc. of sci. and tech., 1999;$aMcGraw-Hill encyc. of sci. & tech., 1997
=680  \\$iHere are entered works on the technology of scaling down machines to microscopic size. Works on techniques that produce or measure features less than 100 nanometers in size are entered under$aNanotechnology.
=681  \\$iNote under$aNanotechnology
=750  \2$aMicrotechnology$0(DNLM)D055616$5IEN

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=150  \\$aBiometric identification
=450  \\$aBiometric person authentication
=450  \\$aBiometrics (Identification)
=550  \\$wg$aAnthropometry
=550  \\$wg$aIdentification
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 2001008244: Biometrics, 2002.
=670  \\$aSheldon, T. McGraw-Hill encyc. of networking & telecom., c2001:$bp. 124, under Biometric Access Devices ("Biometrics identifies some physical trait of the user logging on and uses that information, along with a username and password in most cases, to authenticate the user")
=670  \\$aLC database, Dec. 17, 2001$b(in titles: biometric identification; biometric technology; biometrics; biometric person authentication)
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=450  \\$aWater channel proteins
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=550  \\$wg$aGlycoproteins
=550  \\$wg$aMembrane proteins
=550  \\$aWater-electrolyte balance (Physiology)
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 2001275332: Aquaporins, c2001.
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Aquaporins x Water Channel Proteins; Water Channels)
=670  \\$aMEDLINE, Nov. 27, 2001$b(Aquaporin(s), AQP search yielded 1000+ hits)
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=053  \0$aQK495.C96$cBotany
=150  \\$aLuffa
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=550  \\$wg$aCucurbitaceae
=550  \\$wg$aGourds
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Guzma�an D�iaz, Guillermo A. Aspectos t�ecnicos sobre el cultivo del paste (Luffa cylindrica), 1997.
=670  \\$aPlants database, Aug. 4, 2001$b(Luffa P. Mill)
=670  \\$aWeb. 3$b(luffa, a genus of tropical climbing herbs (family Cucurbitaceae) with white flowers and large fruits; loofah)
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=053  \0$aQK495.V55$cBotany
=150  \\$aAmpelopsis
=550  \\$wg$aVitaceae
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Lombardi, J.A. Vitaceae--g�eneros Ampelocissus, Ampelopsis e Cissus, c2000.
=670  \\$aMabberley, D.J. The plant-book, c1997$b(Ampelopsis; Vitaceae; cf. Parthenocissus which is loosely referred to as 'Ampelopsis' in hort.)
=670  \\$aIndex nominum genericorum (plantarum), 1979$b(Ampelopsis; Phan.-Vitaceae)
=670  \\$aNames in current use for extant plant genera, 1993$b(Ampelopsis; Dicotyledones: Vitaceae)
=670  \\$aHortus 3$b(Ampelopsis; Vitaceae)
=670  \\$aWeb. 3$b(ampelopsis: a genus of woody climbers (family Vitaceae); a plant of the genus Parthenocissus)
=750  \2$aAmpelopsis$5IEN$0(DNLM)D032421

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=670  \\$aWork cat: Lombardi, J.A. Vitaceae--g�eneros Ampelocissus, Ampelopsis e Cissus, c2000.
=670  \\$aMabberley, D.J. The plant-book, c1997$b(Cissus; Vitaceae)
=670  \\$aWeb. 3:$bunder cissus (a large genus of widely distributed chiefly tropical woody vines (family Vitaceae); under treebine (pl.-s: any of various cultivated vines of the genus Cissus))
=670  \\$aIndex nominum genericorum (plantarum), 1979$b(Cissus; Phan.-Vitaceae)
=670  \\$aNames in current use for extant plant genera, 1993$b(Cissus; Dicotyledones: Vitaceae)
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=670  \\$aLC database, June 8, 2001$b(in titles: degradable plastics, biodegradable plastics, environmentally degradable plastics)
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=670  \\$aKeller, H. Dictionary of engineering materials, 2004$b(nanotubes -- A relatively new class of one-dimensional nanostructured materials including carbon nanotubes and inorganic nanotubes)
=670  \\$aMinerals as advanced materials II, 2012:$bp. 59 (The term "nanotube" does not have a clear-cut definition. In general understandings it describes a nanoscale tube-like structure which can be found naturally in some minerals or be man-made from a variety of materials. The majority of known nanotubes are still carbon nanotubes, but various types and structures of non-carbon nanotubes ... have also been synthesized)
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=670  \\$aPhysica. E, Low-dimensional systems & nanostructures, Mar. 2012:$bp. 922 (Nanotubes of various non-carbon materials have been produced and characterised. Theoretical modelling of these structures continues to reveal fascinating attributes)
=670  \\$aINSPEC.
=670  \\$aProceedings of the School and Workshop on Nanotubes & Nanostructures, c2001.
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=670  \\$aRandom House Web. unabr. dict., c1997$b(sirenian: an aquatic, herbivorous mammal of the order Sirenia)
=670  \\$aAmer. Heritage dict. of the English lang., c2000$b(sirenian, see sea cow; sea cow: any of several large, cylindrical, herbivorous marine mammals of the order Sirenia. Also called sirenian)
=670  \\$aKretzoi, M. Index generum et subgenerum Mammalium, 2000:$bp. 724 (Order Natantia. Syn.: Herbivorae, Sirenia)
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=670  \\$aBenefits Agency Web site, 28th Oct. 1998$b(client groups: lone parent)
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=670  \\$aRyan, P. Single parent families, 1981.
=670  \\$aLC database, May 19, 1999$b(single-parent families; one-parent families)
=670  \\$aWomen's thesaurus$b(single parent families)
=670  \\$aAcad. Am. encyc.$b(single-parent family)
=670  \\$aWorld Book$b(single-parent family)
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=670  \\$aZinsser Microbiology.
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=001  9880362870302441
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=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
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=001  9880362870402441
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=010  \\$ash 85122538 
=035  \\$aBZX2444NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRC774
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=001  9880362870502441
=005  20120730163906.0
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=035  \\$aBZX2440NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQD383.S54
=150  \\$aSilicones
=450  \\$aOrganosiloxanes
=450  \\$aSiloxane polymers
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=550  \\$wg$aSilicon polymers
=670  \\$aClarson, S.J. Siloxane polymers, 1993:$bCIP galley (siloxane polymers or silicones)
=670  \\$aHawley chem. dict.$b(silicone: any of a large group of siloxane polymers based on a structure of alternating silicon and oxygen atoms with various organic radicals attached to the silicon atoms; organosiloxane)
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=010  \\$ash 85122533 
=035  \\$aBZX2439NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
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=150  \\$aSilicone rubber
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=670  \\$aSilicon compounds, via WebElements website, Aug. 6, 2012$b(Silicon compounds; compounds of silicon)
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=670  \\$aThe American heritage dictionary of the English language, �2000, via TheFreeDictionary.com, Jan. 11, 2013$b(silicate: 1. Any of numerous compounds containing silicon, oxygen, and one or more metals; a salt of silicic acid. 2. Any of a large group of minerals, forming over 90 percent of the earth's crust, that consist of SiO b2 (B or SiO b4 (B groupings combined with one or more metals and sometimes hydrogen.)
=670  \\$aCollins English dictionary, �2003, via TheFreeDictionary.com, Jan. 11, 2013$b(silicate: a salt or ester of silicic acid, esp. one of a large number of usually insoluble salts with polymeric negative ions having a structure formed of tetrahedrons of SiO b4 (B groups linked in rings, chains, sheets, or three dimensional frameworks. Silicates constitute a large proportion of the earth's minerals and are present in cement and glass)
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=001  9880362871102441
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=001  9880362871202441
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=670  \\$aWikipedia, Apr. 8, 2009$b(Detection theory, or signal detection theory is a means to quantify the ability to discern between signal and noise; method used in psychophysics)
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=450  \\$aGesture language
=550  \\$wg$aLanguage and languages
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=035  \\$ash 85122388
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=450  \\$wnne$aProctosigmoidoscopy
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=LDR  00572cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362871802441
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=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aRJ416.S53
=150  \\$aSickle cell anemia in children
=550  \\$wg$aAnemia in children
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=750  \2$81$wb$aChild$0(DNLM)D002648$5IEN
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=LDR  00564cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362871902441
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=035  \\$aBZX2200NU
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=450  \\$aDrepanocytic anemia
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=450  \\$aSickle cell disease
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=550  \\$wg$aHemoglobinopathy
=550  \\$wg$aHemolytic anemia
=750  \2$aAnemia, Sickle Cell$0(DNLM)D000755$5IEN

=LDR  00592cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362872002441
=005  20120730163905.0
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=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
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=550  \\$wg$aArrhythmia in children
=550  \\$wg$aSyndromes in children
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=750  \2$81$wb$aChild$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002648
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aSick Sinus Syndrome$iand$aChild$5IEN

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=001  9880362872102441
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=035  \\$aBZX2198NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
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=550  \\$wg$aArrhythmia
=550  \\$wg$aSyndromes
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=001  9880362872202441
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=450  \\$aMedical leave
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=LDR  00520cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362872302441
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=550  \\$wg$aPosture
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=001  9880362872502441
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=450  \\$wnne$aSiamese twins
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=550  \\$wg$aParabiosis
=550  \\$wg$aTwins
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Twins, Conjoined)
=670  \\$aEncarta world Eng. dict.$b(Siamese twins: a term used more in the past for twins physically joined together at birth)
=670  \\$aAm. her. dict.$b(Siamese twin)
=670  \\$aRandom House$b(Siamese twins)
=670  \\$aWorld Book$b(Siamese twins, conjoined twins)
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=001  9880362872602441
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=035  \\$aBZX2092NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQP801.S47
=150  \\$aSialic acids
=450  \\$aAcetylneuraminic acid
=450  \\$aLactaminic acid
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=001  9880362872702441
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=450  \\$aSoricidae
=550  \\$wg$aSoricomorpha
=670  \\$aITIS, Nov. 29, 2007$b(Soricidae; common name: shrews)
=670  \\$aWikipedia, Nov. 29, 2007$b(Shrews are small, superficially mouse-like mammals of the family Soricidae; there are 376 species of shrew in 26 genera, which are grouped into three living subfamilies: Crocidurinae (white-toothed shrews), Myosoricinae (African white-toothed shrews) and Soricinae (red-toothed shrews))
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=001  9880362872802441
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=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRD557
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=450  \\$aHumerus$xDislocation
=450  \\$aShoulder$xDislocation
=550  \\$aShoulder joint$xRupture
=750  \2$aShoulder Dislocation$5IEN$0(DNLM)D012783

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=001  9880362872902441
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=010  \\$ash 85122093 
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=150  \\$aShoulder joint
=450  \\$aArticulatio humeri
=550  \\$wg$aJoints
=550  \\$wg$aShoulder
=670  \\$aInter. dict. med. biol.$b(articulatio humeri. Also called shoulder joint)
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=001  9880362873002441
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=150  \\$aShoulder
=550  \\$wg$aAnatomy
=750  \2$aShoulder$5IEN$0(DNLM)D012782

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=001  9880362873102441
=005  20120730163904.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85121977 
=035  \\$aBZX1883NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
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=150  \\$aShorthand
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=450  \\$aBriefhand
=450  \\$aPhonography
=450  \\$aShorthand, English
=450  \\$aStenography
=450  \\$aTachygraphy
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=680  \\$iHere are entered general works on shorthand and shorthand for the English language.
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=001  9880362873202441
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=450  \\$aUltrashort wave therapy
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=550  \\$wg$aRadiotherapy
=670  \\$aWeb. 3.
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=001  9880362873302441
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=053  \0$aBF378.S54
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=670  \\$aPeng. dict. psych.$b(working memory)
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=010  \\$ash 85121769 
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=053  \0$aQK645$bQK650
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=670  \\$aAlltheweb search, July 31, 2003$b(plant shoots)
=750  \2$aPlant Shoots$5IEN$0(DNLM)D018520

=LDR  00386cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362873502441
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=010  \\$ash 85121735 
=035  \\$aBZX1641NU
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aTS989$bTS1025
=150  \\$aShoes
=450  \\$wnne$aBoots and shoes
=550  \\$wg$aFootwear
=750  \2$aShoes$5IEN$0(DNLM)D012775

=LDR  00452cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362873602441
=005  20120730163904.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85121713 
=035  \\$aBZX1619NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aRC483.9$bRC485.5
=150  \\$aShock therapy
=450  \\$aConvulsion therapy
=450  \\$aShock treatment
=550  \\$wg$aMental illness$xTreatment
=750  \2$aConvulsive Therapy$5IEN$0(DNLM)D003295

=LDR  00453cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362873702441
=005  20120730163904.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85121705 
=035  \\$aBZX1611NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN$dIEN
=053  \\$aRB150.S5$c(Pathology)
=053  \\$aRD59$cSurgery
=150  \\$aShock
=450  \\$aSurgical shock
=550  \\$wg$aPathology
=550  \\$aTraumatism
=750  \2$aShock$5IEN-M$0(DNLM)D012769

=LDR  00562cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362873802441
=005  20120730163903.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85121591 
=035  \\$aBZX1497NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aGN440.1$cPrimitive
=053  \\$aVK$cNavigation
=053  \\$aVM$cShip-building
=150  \\$aShips
=360  \\$iheadings beginning with the word$aShip;$iand names of ships
=450  \\$aVessels (Ships)
=550  \\$aBoats and boating
=550  \\$aShipbuilding
=750  \2$aShips$5IEN$0(DNLM)D012767

=LDR  00441cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362873902441
=005  20120730163903.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85121416 
=035  \\$aBZX1322LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=150  \\$aShigellosis
=450  \\$aBacillary dysentery
=450  \\$aShigella infections
=550  \\$wg$aBacterial diseases
=550  \\$wg$aDysentery
=750  \2$aDysentery, Bacillary$5IEN$0(DNLM)D004405

=LDR  00364cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362874002441
=005  20120730163903.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85121415 
=035  \\$aBZX1321NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQR201.D9
=150  \\$aShigella sonnei
=450  \\$aBacterium sonnei
=750  \2$aShigella Sonnei$5IEN$0(DNLM)D012764

=LDR  00613cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362874102441
=005  20120730163903.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85121315 
=035  \\$aBZX1221NU
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh 85121315
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aHD7255$bHD7256
=150  \\$aSheltered workshops
=450  \\$aSheltered employment
=450  \\$aWorkshops for people with disabilities
=550  \\$wg$aPeople with disabilities$xEmployment
=550  \\$wg$aRehabilitation centers
=550  \\$wg$aVocational rehabilitation
=750  \2$aSheltered Workshops$5IEN$0(DNLM)D012759

=LDR  00592cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362874202441
=005  20120730163903.0
=008  060407i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85121291 
=035  \\$aBZX1197NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dWaU
=053  \0$aQL401$bQL445.2$cZoology
=053  \0$aRA602.S6$cPublic health
=150  \\$aShellfish
=450  \\$aShell-fish
=450  \\$aShellfishes
=550  \\$wg$aAquatic invertebrates
=670  \\$aWeb. 3$b(Shellfish pl. shellfishes)
=670  \\$aTapes philippinarum, c1990:$bp. 152 (shell-fish)
=750  \2$aShellfish$5IEN$0(DNLM)D012758

=LDR  00339cz  a2200133n  4500
=001  9880362874302441
=005  20120730163903.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|n\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85121211 
=035  \\$aBZX1117NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aSF968$bSF969
=150  \\$aSheep$xDiseases
=750  \2$aSheep Diseases$5IEN$0(DNLM)D012757

=LDR  00530cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362874402441
=005  20120730164333.0
=008  910906i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 91004571 
=035  \\$aCBJ5077NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aTogavirus infections
=450  \\$aTogaviridae infections
=450  \\$aTogavirus diseases
=550  \\$wg$aVirus diseases
=670  \\$aMeSH browser, June 29, 2007$b(Togaviridae infections. Entry term: Togavirus Infections)
=750  \2$aTogaviridae Infections$5IEN$0(DNLM)D014036

=LDR  00666cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362874502441
=005  20160429150239.0
=008  910906i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 91004536
=035  \\$aCBJ5047NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRJ506.E18
=150  \0$aEating disorders in adolescence
=550  \0$wg$aAdolescent psychopathology
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Maine, M. Father hunger, 1991.
=750  \2$81$wb$aFeeding and Eating Disorders$5IEN$0(DNLM)D001068
=750  \2$81$wb$aAdolescent$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000293
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aFeeding and Eating Disorders$iand$aAdolescent$5IEN

=LDR  00647cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880362874602441
=005  20120730164333.0
=008  910903||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 91004490 
=035  \\$aCBJ5007NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \0$aMalathion
=450  \0$aCarbophos
=450  \0$aMercaptothion
=450  \0$aPhosphothion
=550  \0$wg$aCholinesterase-inhibiting insecticides
=550  \0$wg$aOrganophosphorus compounds
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Health risk assessment of aerial application of malathion-bait, 1991.
=670  \\$aMerck.
=670  \\$aLC data base, 7/26/91.
=750  \2$aMalathion$5IEN$0(DNLM)D008294

=LDR  00949cz  a2200253n  4500
=001  9880362874702441
=005  20120730164333.0
=008  910826i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 91004318 
=035  \\$aCBJ4887NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRD594.15
=150  \0$aRadiosurgery
=450  \0$aGamma knife radiosurgery
=550  \0$wg$aNervous system$xSurgery
=550  \0$wg$aRadiotherapy
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Radiosurgery, c1991.
=670  \\$aPersonal communication$b(Dr. Ladislau Steiner, M.D.)
=670  \\$aGould's med. dict.
=670  \\$aMEDLINE 1989-91.
=670  \\$aLevoy, G. Omni, "Accelerated medicine," March 1989:$bv. 11, p. 26 (stereotactic radiosurgery)
=670  \\$aKrause, E.A. Journal of Neuroscience Nursing, "Radiosurgery," Feb. 1991:$bv. 23, pp. 24-8.
=675  \\$aMESH;$aDorland's med. dict.;$aMerritt's text. neurology;$aStedman's med. dict.;$aICD-9-CM
=750  \2$aRadiosurgery$5IEN$0(DNLM)D016634

=LDR  00849nz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362874802441
=005  19980630200219.0
=005  19911010102318.4
=008  910823i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 91004289 
=035  \\$aCBJ4860NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRJ507.E56
=150  \0$aEmotional deprivation
=550  \0$wg$aChild psychology
=550  \0$wg$aDeprivation (Psychology)
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Weil, J. Early deprivation of empathic care, c1991.
=670  \\$aCampbell, R. Psychiatric dict., 1981$b(deprivation, emotional)
=670  \\$aPeng. dict. psych.$b(emotional deprivation: any situation where an individual is deprived of emotional reactions from others. It is used almost exclusively of children who are raised in situations lacking in love, affection, and contact.)
=750  \2$aPsychosocial Deprivation

=LDR  01257cz  a2200301n  4500
=001  9880362874902441
=005  20120730164333.0
=008  910822i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 91004265 
=035  \\$aCBJ4838NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN/LSP
=053  \\$aQR201.B74$cMicrobiology
=053  \\$aSF967.S63$cVeterinary medicine
=150  \0$aBovine spongiform encephalopathy
=450  \0$aBSE (Disease)
=450  \0$aEncephalopathy, Bovine spongiform$5IEN
=450  \0$aMad cow disease
=450  \0$aSpongiform encephalopathy, Bovine
=550  \0$wg$aCattle$xVirus diseases
=550  \0$wg$aPrion diseases in animals
=550  \0$aCreutzfeldt-Jakob disease
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Sub-acute spongiform encephalopathies, c1991$b(Bovine spongiform encephalopathy (BSE))
=670  \\$aConcise vet. dict.$b(bovine spongiform encephalopathy (BSE))
=670  \\$aHunter, G.D. Scrapie and mad cow disease, c1993:$bp. 47 (BSE acronym for bovine spongiform encephalopathy.)
=670  \\$aMerck vet:$bp. 577 (Bovine spongiform encephalopathy (BSE))
=670  \\$aBiol. & agr. index:$bv. 47, p. 1439 (Mad cow disease See Bovine spongiform encephalopathy)
=675  \\$aCAB thes.
=750  \2$aEncephalopathy, Bovine Spongiform$5IEN$0(DNLM)D016643

=LDR  01222cz  a2200325n  4500
=001  9880362875002441
=005  20120730164332.0
=008  910830i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 91004385 
=035  \\$aCBJ4049NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aR726
=150  \\$aAssisted suicide
=450  \\$aAssisted death (Assisted suicide)
=450  \\$aAssisted dying (Assisted suicide)
=450  \\$aDeath, Assisted (Assisted suicide)
=450  \\$aDoctor-assisted suicide
=450  \\$aDying, Assisted (Assisted suicide)
=450  \\$aPatient-directed death
=450  \\$aPatient-directed dying
=450  \\$aPhysician-assisted suicide
=450  \\$aSuicide, Assisted$5IEN
=550  \\$wg$aSuicide
=550  \\$aEuthanasia
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Humphry, D. Final exit, 1991$b(assisted suicide)
=670  \\$aNEXIS$b(assisted suicide; physician-assisted suicide; doctor-assisted suicide)
=670  \\$aMEDLINE (89-91)
=670  \\$aGoogle search, Aug. 3, 2007$b(assisted dying; assisted death - these terms are used in reference to both assisted suicide and euthanasia; patient-directed death; patient-directed dying)
=675  \\$aHennepin;$aIAC
=750  \2$aSuicide, Assisted$5IEN$0(DNLM)D017236

=LDR  00671cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880362875102441
=005  20120730164332.0
=008  910819i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 91004202 
=035  \\$aCBJ4010NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \0$aIodide peroxidase
=450  \0$aIodinase
=450  \0$aThyroid peroxidase
=450  \0$aThyroperoxidase
=550  \0$wg$aOrganoiodine compounds
=550  \0$wg$aPeroxidase
=670  \\$aWork cat.: International symposium on thyroperoxidase and thyroid ...
=670  \\$aEnzyme nomenclature:$b1.11.1.8.
=670  \\$aMESH.
=670  \\$aChem. abst.:$b9031-28-1.
=750  \2$aIodide Peroxidase$5IEN$0(DNLM)D007453

=LDR  00727cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880362875202441
=005  20120730164332.0
=008  910815i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 91004141 
=035  \\$aCBJ3957NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRC848.A42
=150  \0$aAlcoholic liver diseases
=450  \0$aAlcoholic liver damage
=450  \0$aAlcoholic liver injury
=550  \0$wg$aAlcoholism$xComplications
=550  \0$wg$aLiver$xDiseases
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Liver pathology, c1991.
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Liver Diseases, Alcoholic)
=670  \\$aMerck:$bchap. 71 (Liver diseases due to alcohol)
=670  \\$aAlcoholic liver disease, 1985.
=750  \2$aLiver Diseases, Alcoholic$5IEN$0(DNLM)D008108

=LDR  00547cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362875302441
=005  20120730164332.0
=008  910815i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 91004130 
=035  \\$aCBJ3947NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aSF910.P34
=150  \0$aPain in animals
=450  \0$aAnimal pain
=550  \0$wg$aAnimals$xDiseases
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Animal pain, 1992$b(pain in animals)
=670  \\$aLC data base, 8/12/91$b(animal pain, pain in man and animals)
=750  \2$aPain$xveterinary$5IEN$0(DNLM)D010146Q000662

=LDR  00773cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880362875402441
=005  20120730164332.0
=008  910815||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 91004127 
=035  \\$aCBJ3944NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRD86.N25
=150  \0$aNalbuphine
=550  \0$wg$aAnalgesics
=550  \0$wg$aMorphine$xDerivatives
=550  \0$wg$aNarcotic antagonists
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Nalbuphine as a component of surgical anesthesia : proceedings of a symposium held in conjunction with the VIIIth World Congress of Anesthesiologists, Manila, Philippines, January 26, 1984, 1985.
=670  \\$aDorland's med. dict.
=670  \\$aUSAN/USP drug dict.
=670  \\$aMerck.
=670  \\$aMESH.
=750  \2$aNalbuphine$5IEN$0(DNLM)D009266

=LDR  00846cz  a2200241n  4500
=001  9880362875502441
=005  20120730164332.0
=008  910814i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 91004098 
=035  \\$aCBJ3921NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRJ482.B65
=150  \0$aBone diseases in children
=450  \0$aPediatric bone diseases
=450  \0$aPediatric bone disorders
=550  \0$wg$aBones$xDiseases
=550  \0$wg$aChildren$xDiseases
=550  \0$aPediatric orthopedics
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Maroteaux, P. Bone disorders of children, 1992.
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Bone Diseases--in infancy & childhood)
=750  \2$81$wb$aBone Diseases$5IEN$0(DNLM)D001847
=750  \2$81$wb$aChild$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002648
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aBone Diseases$iand$aChild$5IEN

=LDR  00448cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362875602441
=005  20120730164332.0
=008  910813i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 91004075 
=035  \\$aCBJ3898NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRG576
=150  \0$aEclampsia
=550  \0$wg$aConvulsions
=550  \0$wg$aToxemia of pregnancy
=670  \\$aMESH.
=670  \\$aIntl. dict. med. biol.
=750  \2$aEclampsia$5IEN$0(DNLM)D004461

=LDR  00660cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362875702441
=005  20120730164332.0
=008  931217i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 91004070 
=035  \\$aCBJ3893NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQR187.C48
=150  \0$aChemiluminescence immunoassay
=550  \0$wg$aChemiluminescence assay
=550  \0$wg$aImmunoassay
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Weeks, I. Chemiluminescence immunoassay, 1991.
=750  \2$81$wb$aChemiluminescence$5IEN
=750  \2$81$wb$aImmunoassay$5IEN$0(DNLM)D007118
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following two headings used together:$aChemiluminescence$iand$aImmunoassay.

=LDR  00675cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880362875802441
=005  20050310162034.0
=008  910812i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 91004039 
=035  \\$aCBJ3866NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \0$aRG575.5
=150  \\$aPreeclampsia
=450  \\$aPre-eclampsia
=450  \\$aPreeclamptic toxemia
=550  \\$wg$aToxemia of pregnancy
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Redman, C. Pre-eclampsia, 1992.
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Pre-eclampsia)
=670  \\$aDorland's med. dict.$b(Preeclampsia)
=670  \\$aMerck$b(Preeclampsia)
=670  \\$aIntl. dict. med. biol.$b(preeclampsia)
=750  \2$aPre-eclampsia$0(DNLM)D011225$5IEN

=LDR  01001cz  a2200277n  4500
=001  9880362875902441
=005  20120730164332.0
=008  910812i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 91004036 
=035  \\$aCBJ3863NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dOrCS
=053  \0$aQR201.A37$cMicrobiology
=053  \0$aRA643.75$bRA643.86$cPublic health
=053  \0$aRC606.5$bRC606.65$cInternal medicine
=150  \\$aHIV infections
=450  \\$aHIV (Viruses) infections
=450  \\$aHTLV-III infections
=450  \\$aHTLV-III-LAV infections
=450  \\$aHuman T-lymphotropic virus III infections
=550  \\$wg$aLentivirus infections
=550  \\$wg$aSexually transmitted diseases
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Immunology of HIV infection, c1991.
=670  \\$aMEDLINE, 89-91.
=670  \\$aMESH.
=670  \\$aKandathil, S. Women initiated solutions for HIV prevention (WISH study) : factors associated with intentions to use microbicides and Tenofovir, 2010.
=750  \2$aHIV Infections$5IEN$0(DNLM)D015658

=LDR  00535cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362876002441
=005  20120730164332.0
=008  910806i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 91003964 
=035  \\$aCBJ3684NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \0$aGlioblastoma multiforme
=450  \0$aSpongioblastoma multiforme
=550  \0$wg$aGliomas
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Glioblastoma multiforme)
=670  \\$aIntl. dict. med. biol.$b(Glioblastoma multiforme, also called spongioblastoma multiforme)
=750  \2$aGlioblastoma$5IEN$0(DNLM)D005909

=LDR  00656cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362876102441
=005  20110428155216.0
=008  910805i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 91003915 
=035  \\$aCBJ3638NU
=035  \\$ash 91003915
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aRC473.M47
=150  \\$aMillon Clinical Multiaxial Inventory
=450  \\$aMCMI (Personality test)
=550  \\$wg$aMillon inventories (Personality tests)
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Choca, J. Interpretative guide to the Millon Clinical Multiaxial Inventory, 1991$b(MCMI)
=670  \\$aTests in print$b(#1488)
=750  \2$aMillon Clinical Multiaxial Inventory$0(DNLM)D058010$5IEN

=LDR  00468cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362876202441
=005  20120730164332.0
=008  910801||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 91003881 
=035  \\$aCBJ3605NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \0$aOsteocytes
=550  \0$wg$aBone cells
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Rodionova, N.V. Funk�t�sional�na�i�a morfologi�i�a kletok v osteogeneze, 1989.
=670  \\$aMESH.
=750  \2$aOsteocytes$5IEN$0(DNLM)D010011

=LDR  00726cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880362876302441
=005  20120730164332.0
=008  910729||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 91003714 
=035  \\$aCBJ3460NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \0$aAlpha adrenoceptors
=450  \0$aAdrenergic alpha receptors
=450  \0$aAdrenergic receptors, Alpha
=450  \0$aAdrenoceptors, Alpha
=450  \0$aAlpha adrenergic receptors
=450  \0$aReceptors, Alpha adrenergic
=550  \0$wg$aAdrenaline$xReceptors
=550  \0$aAdrenergic alpha blockers
=670  \\$aWork cat.: [Alpha]-adrenoceptors, 1991.
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Receptors, Adrenergic, Alpha)
=750  \2$aReceptors, Adrenergic, alpha$5IEN$0(DNLM)D011942

=LDR  01253cz  a2200289n  4500
=001  9880362876402441
=005  20070530095336.0
=008  910729||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 91003712 
=035  \\$aCBJ3458NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQR185.8.I56
=150  \0$aInterleukin-8
=450  \0$aChemotactic factor, Macrophage-derived
=450  \0$aChemotactic factor, Neutrophil
=450  \0$aIL-8 (Biomolecule)
=450  \0$aMacrophage-derived chemotactic factor
=450  \0$aNAP-1 (Biomolecule)
=450  \0$aNeutrophil-activating peptide 1
=450  \0$aNeutrophil chemotactic factor
=550  \0$wg$aChemokines
=550  \0$wg$aInterleukins
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Interleukin-8 (NAP-1) and related chemotactic cytokines, 1991.
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Interleukin-8 x Chemotactic factor, Macrophage-derived; Chemotactic factor, Neutrophil, Neutrophil-activating peptide, leukocyte adhesion inhibitor)
=670  \\$aJ. Invest. Dermatol, "Leukocyte chemoattractant cytokines of the epidermis":$bv. 95, December, 1990, p. 108s-110s (interleukin-8)
=670  \\$aJ. Invest. Dermatol, "Evidence for an epidermal cytokine network":$bv. 95, December, 1990, p. 100s-104s (IL-8)
=750  \2$aInterleukin-8$0(DNLM)D016209$5IEN

=LDR  00460cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362876502441
=005  20200506113058.0
=008  910723i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 91003620
=035  \\$aCBJ3373NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aFrontal lobe epilepsy
=550  \\$wg$aEpilepsy
=550  \\$wg$aFrontal lobes$xDiseases
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Frontal lobe seizures and epilepsies, 1991.
=750  \2$aEpilepsy, Frontal Lobe$0(DNLM)D017034$5IEN

=LDR  00576cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362876602441
=005  20120730164331.0
=008  910723i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 91003596 
=035  \\$aCBJ3356NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \\$aQR408.2.C35
=150  \0$aCanine parvovirus
=450  \0$aCPV (Virus)
=550  \0$wg$aParvoviruses
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Canine parvovirus : a new pathogen, c1991.
=670  \\$aCRC handbook of parvoviruses, 1990:$bv. 2, p. 115 (Canine parvovirus, CPV)
=675  \\$aMESH
=750  \2$aParvovirus, Canine$5IEN$0(DNLM)D017993

=LDR  01055cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880362876702441
=005  20120730164331.0
=008  050920i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\c
=010  \\$ash 91003558 
=035  \\$aCBJ3321NU
=040  \\$aDNIH$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aHemorrhagic fever with renal syndrome
=450  \\$aEpidemic hemorrhagic fever
=450  \\$aHemorrhagic nephroso-nephritis
=450  \\$aHFRS (Disease)
=450  \\$aNephropathia epidemica
=550  \\$wg$aHantavirus infections
=550  \\$wg$aSyndromes
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Hemorrhagic fever with renal syndrome, tick- and mosquito-borne viruses, 1991$b(Hemorrhagic fever with renal syndrome; HFRS)
=670  \\$aMeSH browser, Sept. 20, 2005$b(Hemorrhagic Fever with Renal Syndrome: febrile disease occurring predominately in Asia. It is caused by any one of several closely related species of the genus Hantavirus. Entry terms: HFRS, Epidemic Hemorrhagic Fever, Hemorrhagic Nephroso-Nephritis, Nephropathia Epidemica)
=750  \2$aHemorrhagic Fever with Renal Syndrome$5IEN$0(DNLM)D006480

=LDR  00408cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362876802441
=005  20150325105739.0
=008  910720i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 91003550 
=035  \\$aCBJ3313NU
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh 91003550
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aDrugs$xSolubility
=450  \\$aDrug solubility
=450  \\$aDrugs$xDissolution
=750  \2$aDrug Liberation$0(DNLM)D065546$5IEN

=LDR  01224cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362876902441
=005  20250214143401.0
=008  050920i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\c
=010  \\$ash 91003493
=035  \\$aCBJ3267NU
=040  \\$aDNIH$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQR398.7
=150  \\$aHantaviruses
=450  \\$aHantavirus
=550  \\$wg$aBunyaviruses
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Hemorrhagic fever with renal syndrome, tick- and mosquito-borne viruses, 1991$b(Hantaviruses "The etiologic agents of HFRS are Hantaan, Seoul, and Puumala viruses of the genus Hantavirus, family Bunyaviridae ... Hantaan virus occurs in Asia and in eastern parts of Europe, Seoul-like viruses occus world-wide, Puumala virus occurs in Europe, and Prospect Hill and Leaky viruses (other hantaviruses) have been isolated in the U.S.A.")
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Hantavirus: genus of the family Bunyaviridae)
=670  \\$aDiagnostic procedures for viral ... infections, c1989:$bp. 807 ("Viruses in the genus Hantavirus are rodent-associated and have recently been recognized as the cause of hemorrhagic fever with renal syndrome, nephropathia epidemica, Korean hemorrhagic fever, and related clinical syndromes.")
=750  \2$aOrthohantavirus$5IEN$0(DNLM)D006476

=LDR  00719cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362877002441
=005  20120730164331.0
=008  910710i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 91003350 
=035  \\$aCBJ3147NU
=035  \\$ash 91003350
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \0$aSoy proteins
=550  \0$wg$aSeed proteins
=550  \0$wg$aSoybean products
=670  \\$aThes. for SOYA, 1986$b(Soy proteins)
=670  \\$aLC database, July 5, 1991$b(soy protein)
=670  \\$aPhone call to W. Shurtleff, July 5, 1991$b(Soy proteins have both food and industrial uses; the most common form for food use is textured soy protein)
=670  \\$aKirk-Othmer encyc. chem.
=750  \2$aSoybean Proteins$5IEN$0(DNLM)D030262

=LDR  00700cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880362877102441
=005  20120730164331.0
=008  910710||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 91003332 
=035  \\$aCBJ3131NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \0$aPolyvinyl alcohol
=550  \0$wg$aAlcohols
=550  \0$wg$aVinyl polymers
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Polyvinyl alcohol, 1992.
=670  \\$aWeb. 3.
=670  \\$aAlger. Polymer science dictionary.
=670  \\$aHawley chem. dict.
=670  \\$aMcGraw Hill dict. sci. tech.
=670  \\$aMcGraw Hill encyclopedia of chemistry:$bp. 821.
=670  \\$aOld catalog heading$b(Polyvinyl alcohol)
=750  \2$aPolyvinyl Alcohol$5IEN$0(DNLM)D011142

=LDR  00680cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880362877202441
=005  20120730164331.0
=008  910710i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 91003316 
=035  \\$aCBJ3122NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \\$aQK495.P714$cBotany
=150  \0$aPlantago
=450  \0$aPlantains (Genus)
=550  \0$wg$aPlantaginaceae
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Plantago, c1991.
=670  \\$aOld catalog heading$b(Plantago)
=670  \\$aWeb. 3$b(Plantago, syn: plaintain)
=670  \\$aHortus 3$b(Plantago; syn: plantain, ribwort)
=670  \\$aInd. nom. gen. (plant.)
=670  \\$aEngler Syl. Pflanz.:$bp. 471.
=750  \2$aPlantago$5IEN$0(DNLM)D010943

=LDR  00597cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362877302441
=005  20120730164331.0
=008  040225i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 91003278 
=035  \\$aCBJ3088NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aLove in old age
=550  \\$wg$aOlder people$xPsychology
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Gibson, H. The emotional and sexual lives of older people, 1991.
=750  \2$81$wb$aLove$5IEN$0(DNLM)D008149
=750  \2$81$wb$aAged$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000368
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aLove$iand$aAged$5IEN

=LDR  00694cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362877402441
=005  20120730164331.0
=008  910709||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 91003264 
=035  \\$aCBJ3075NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \0$aGlycosylation
=450  \0$aGlycation
=550  \0$wg$aEsterification
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Zimmermann, P. Glycosphingolipide durch Azidosphingosin-Glycosilierung ... 1988.
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Glycation end products, Advanced see Glycosylation end products, Advanced)
=670  \\$aDorland's med. dict.
=670  \\$aStedman's med. dict.
=670  \\$aStenesh dict. biochem. & mol. biol.
=750  \2$aGlycosylation$5IEN$0(DNLM)D006031

=LDR  00815cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880362877502441
=005  20120730164331.0
=008  910701||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 91003165 
=035  \\$aCBJ2987NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \0$aAdenine nucleotides
=450  \0$aAdenine nucleoside phosphates
=450  \0$aAdenosine phosphates
=550  \0$wg$aPurine nucleotides
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Role of adenosine and adenine nucleotides in the biological systems, 1991.
=670  \\$aMESH.
=670  \\$aHawley's condensed chem. dict.:$bsee Adenine; Nucleotide.
=670  \\$aHackh's chem. dict.:$b(a. nucleotide; a. triphosphate)
=670  \\$aGlossary of chem. terms:$bsee Nucleotide.
=670  \\$aEncy. of biochemistry:$bsee Purines.
=750  \2$aAdenine Nucleotides$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000227

=LDR  01030cz  a2200241n  4500
=001  9880362877602441
=005  20120730164330.0
=008  910627i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 91003114 
=035  \\$aCBJ2938NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \\$aRM334
=150  \0$aNootropic agents
=450  \0$aCognitive enhancement substances
=450  \0$aCognitive enhancers
=450  \0$aSmart drugs
=450  \0$aSmart pills
=550  \0$wg$aNeuropsychopharmacology
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Dean, W. Smart drugs & nutrients, c1990.
=670  \\$aPharmacopsychiatry, "The relationship between the behavioral effects of cognition-enhancing drugs and brain acetylcholine. Nootropic drugs and brain acetylcholine":$b1989: 22 Suppl. 2.
=670  \\$aHandbk. of psychopharmacology, "New pharmacologic perspectives on nootropic drugs":$b1988.
=670  \\$aConditioned reflex, "The 'nootropic' approach to the pharmacology of the integrative activity of the brain":$bv. 8, no. 2, 1973.
=750  \2$aNootropic Agents$5IEN$0(DNLM)D018697

=LDR  00643cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362877702441
=005  20120730164330.0
=008  050322i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 91003003 
=035  \\$aCBJ2615NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aDizziness
=450  \\$aDysequilibrium (Dizziness)
=450  \\$aGiddiness
=450  \\$aLightheadedness
=550  \\$wg$aSensory disorders
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Rubin, W. Dizziness, 1991.
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Dizziness: sensation of unsteadiness or lightheadedness)
=670  \\$aDorland's med. dict.$b(dizziness, giddiness, dysequilibrium)
=750  \2$aDizziness$5IEN$0(DNLM)D004244

=LDR  00870cz  a2200253n  4500
=001  9880362877802441
=005  20120730164330.0
=008  910618||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 91002976 
=035  \\$aCBJ2590NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \0$aEtidronate
=450  \0$aDisodium etidronate
=450  \0$aEtidronate Disodium$5IEN
=450  \0$aEtidronic acid
=450  \0$aSodium etidronate
=550  \0$wg$aBone resorption$xInhibitors
=550  \0$wg$aOrganophosphorus compounds
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Cyclical etidronate, c1990.
=670  \\$aThe New England journal of medicine, "Storm, T. Effect of intermittent cyclical etidronate ...":$bv. 322, May 1990, p. 1265.
=670  \\$aMcCall's, "New drug reverses bone loss:$bv. 118, Feb. 1991, p. 44.
=670  \\$aMERCK.
=670  \\$aUSAN & USP dict.
=750  \2$aEtidronic Acid$5IEN$0(DNLM)D012968

=LDR  00590cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362877902441
=005  20091104111905.0
=008  910615||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 91002940 
=035  \\$aCBJ2558NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=150  \\$aVenous valves
=450  \\$aValves, Venous
=450  \\$aValvulae venosae
=450  \\$aVeins$xValves
=550  \\$wg$aVeins
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Gray, H. Anatomy of the human body, 1966:$bpp. 537, 729 (valvulae venosae, valves of veins)
=670  \\$aLC data base, 6/12/91$b(venous valves)
=750  \2$aVenous Valves$0(DNLM)D055422$5IEN

=LDR  00697cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362878002441
=005  20120730164330.0
=008  040227i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 91002923 
=035  \\$aCBJ2543NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aRE48.2.A5
=150  \\$aVision disorders in old age
=550  \\$wg$aGeriatric ophthalmology
=550  \\$aOlder people with visual disabilities
=670  \\$aWork cat.: America Aging Association Symposium on ... c1991.
=750  \2$81$wb$aVision disorders$5IEN$0(DNLM)D014786
=750  \2$81$wb$aAged$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000368
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aVision Disorders$iand$aAged$5IEN

=LDR  00421cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362115702441
=005  20120730163051.0
=008  871219i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85046694 
=035  \\$a(OCoLC)02148200
=035  \\$aBZP6600NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRD527.E94
=150  \\$aEye-sockets$xFractures
=450  \\$wnne$aEye-sockets$xFracture
=750  \2$aOrbital Fractures$5IEN$0(DNLM)D009917

=LDR  00335cz  a2200133n  4500
=001  9880362115802441
=005  20120730163051.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85046693 
=035  \\$aBZP6599NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aRE711
=150  \\$aEye-sockets$xDiseases
=750  \2$aOrbital Diseases$5IEN$0(DNLM)D009916

=LDR  00347cz  a2200133n  4500
=001  9880362115902441
=005  20120730163051.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|n\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85046692 
=035  \\$aBZP6598NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aEye-sockets$xCancer
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/16/90
=750  \2$aOrbital Neoplasms$5IEN$0(DNLM)D009918

=LDR  00425cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362116002441
=005  20120730163051.0
=008  860211||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85046691 
=035  \\$aBZP6597NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aGN131$cAnthropology
=150  \\$aEye-sockets
=450  \\$aOrbit (Eye)
=450  \\$aOrbital cavity (Eye)
=550  \\$wg$aFacial bones
=750  \2$aOrbit$5IEN$0(DNLM)D009915

=LDR  00416cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362116102441
=005  20120730163050.0
=008  940322i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85046688 
=035  \\$aBZP6594NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aEye burns
=450  \\$aCaustic eye injuries
=550  \\$wg$aBurns and scalds
=550  \\$wg$aEye$xWounds and injuries
=750  \2$aEye Burns$5IEN$0(DNLM)D005126

=LDR  00374cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362116202441
=005  20120730163050.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85046686 
=035  \\$aBZP6592NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aRE89
=150  \\$aEye banks
=450  \\$aBanks, Eye
=550  \\$wg$aTissue banks
=750  \2$aEye Banks$5IEN$0(DNLM)D005125

=LDR  00415cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362116302441
=005  20120730163050.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85046683 
=035  \\$aBZP6589NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRE831
=150  \\$aEye$xWounds and injuries
=550  \\$wg$aOphthalmologic emergencies
=690  \\$ar:AMD:6/28/90
=750  \2$aEye Injuries$5IEN$0(DNLM)D005131

=LDR  00360cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362116402441
=005  20120730163050.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|n\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85046682 
=035  \\$aBZP6588NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRC280.E9
=150  \\$aEye$xTumors
=690  \\$ar:AMD:6/28/90
=750  \2$aEye Neoplasms$5IEN$0(DNLM)D005134

=LDR  00443cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362116502441
=005  20080404145906.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85046678 
=035  \\$aBZP6584NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aRE80$bRE87
=150  \\$aEye$xSurgery
=450  \\$aOphthalmic surgery
=670  \\$aLC data base, 6/1/89$b(ophthalmic surgery)
=750  \2$aOphthalmologic Surgical Procedures$0(DNLM)D013508$5IEN

=LDR  00501cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362116602441
=005  20100308093201.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85046676 
=035  \\$aBZP6582NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aRE925$bRE939
=150  \\$aEye$xRefractive errors
=450  \\$aAmetropia
=450  \\$aRefractive errors of the eye
=550  \\$wg$aVision disorders
=550  \\$aEye$xAccommodation and refraction
=750  \2$aRefractive Errors$0(DNLM)D012030$5IEN

=LDR  00402cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362116802441
=005  20120730163050.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85046673 
=035  \\$aBZP6579NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aRE760
=150  \\$aEye$xParalysis
=450  \\$aOphthalmoplegia
=550  \\$wg$aEye$xMovement disorders
=750  \2$aOphthalmoplegia$5IEN$0(DNLM)D009886

=LDR  00397cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362116902441
=005  20121108135500.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85046669 
=035  \\$aBZP6575NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRE731$cDiseases
=150  \\$aEye$xMuscles
=550  \\$wg$aAdnexa oculi
=550  \\$wg$aMuscles
=750  \2$aOculomotor Muscles$5IEN$0(DNLM)D009801

=LDR  00438cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362117002441
=005  20120730163050.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85046668 
=035  \\$aBZP6574NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aEye$xMovements$xRegulation
=450  \\$aRegulation of eye movements
=550  \\$wg$aBiological control systems
=690  \\$ar:AMD:6/29/90
=750  \2$aFixation, Ocular$5IEN$0(DNLM)D005403

=LDR  00513cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362117102441
=005  20130916095503.0
=008  001017||\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85046666 
=035  \\$aBZP6572NU
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQP477.5$cPhysiology
=150  \\$aEye$xMovements
=450  \\$aEye movements
=450  \\$aOcular motility
=450  \\$aOculomotor system
=550  \\$wg$aBiomechanics
=550  \\$aRapid eye movement sleep
=750  \2$aEye Movements$5IEN$0(DNLM)D005133

=LDR  00628cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880362117202441
=005  20120730163050.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85046665 
=035  \\$aBZP6571NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRE731$bRE780
=150  \\$aEye$xMovement disorders
=450  \\$aEye movement disorders
=450  \\$aOcular motility disorders
=450  \\$aOculomotor disorders
=550  \\$wg$aEye$xDiseases
=550  \\$wg$aMovement disorders
=550  \\$wg$aNeuroophthalmology
=550  \\$aBinocular vision disorders
=750  \2$aOcular Motility Disorders$5IEN$0(DNLM)D015835

=LDR  00423cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362117302441
=005  20120730163050.0
=008  060227i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85046663 
=035  \\$aBZP6569NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aRE96
=150  \\$aEye$xInflammation
=450  \\$aOphthalmia
=550  \\$wg$aEye$xDiseases
=550  \\$wg$aInflammation
=750  \2$aEndophthalmitis$5IEN-M$0(DNLM)D009877

=LDR  00675cz  a2200241n  4500
=001  9880362117402441
=005  20120730163050.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85046662 
=035  \\$aBZP6568NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRE901.F8
=150  \\$aOculomycoses
=450  \\$aEye$xDiseases, Fungal
=450  \\$wnne$aEye$xFungi
=450  \\$aEye infections, Fungal$5IEN
=450  \\$aFungal eye infections
=450  \\$aFungous eye diseases
=550  \\$wg$aEye$xInfections
=550  \\$wg$aMycoses
=670  \\$aDorland's med. dict.
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Eye infections, Fungal)
=750  \2$aEye Infections, Fungal$5IEN$0(DNLM)D015821

=LDR  00396cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362117502441
=005  20120730163050.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85046661 
=035  \\$aBZP6567NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aRE835
=150  \\$aEye$xForeign bodies
=681  \\$iExample under$aForeign bodies (Surgery)$5IEN
=750  \2$aEye Foreign Bodies$5IEN$0(DNLM)D005129

=LDR  00417cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362117602441
=005  20120730163049.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85046659 
=035  \\$aBZP6565NU
=035  \\$ash 85046659
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aRE75$bRE79
=150  \\$aEye$xExamination
=450  \\$aOphthalmometry
=750  \2$aDiagnostic Techniques, Ophthalmological$5IEN$0(DNLM)D003941

=LDR  00404cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362117702441
=005  20120730163049.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85046653 
=035  \\$aBZP6559NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRE
=150  \\$aEye$xDiseases
=450  \\$wnne$aEye$xDiseases and defects
=550  \\$aOphthalmology
=750  \2$aEye Diseases$5IEN-M$0(DNLM)D005128

=LDR  00388cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362117802441
=005  20120730163049.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85046645 
=035  \\$aBZP6551NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aEye$xAdaptation
=450  \\$aAdaptation, Ocular$5IEN
=450  \\$aOcular adaptation
=750  \2$aAdaptation, Ocular$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000221

=LDR  00742cz  a2200253n  4500
=001  9880362117902441
=005  20120730163049.0
=008  920615i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85046644 
=035  \\$aBZP6550NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQP476$cPhysiology
=053  \\$aRE925$bRE939$cPathology
=150  \\$aEye$xAccommodation and refraction
=450  \\$aAccommodation, Ocular
=450  \\$aEmmetropia
=450  \\$aOcular accommodation
=450  \\$aOcular refraction
=450  \\$aRefraction, Ocular
=450  \\$aRefraction of the eye
=550  \\$aEye$xRefractive errors
=550  \\$aOptometry
=750  \2$aAccommodation, Ocular$5IEN-M$0(DNLM)D000065
=750  \2$aRefraction, Ocular$5IEN-M$0(DNLM)D012029

=LDR  00424cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362118002441
=005  20120730163049.0
=008  871219i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85046643 
=035  \\$a(OCoLC)02147890
=035  \\$aBZP6549NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRE906
=150  \\$aEye$xAbnormalities
=450  \\$wnne$aEye$xAbnormities and deformities
=750  \2$aEye Abnormalities$5IEN$0(DNLM)D005124

=LDR  00564cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880362118102441
=005  20120730163049.0
=008  921201||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85046642 
=035  \\$aBZP6548NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQL949$cComparative anatomy
=053  \\$aQM511$cHuman anatomy
=053  \\$aQP475$bQP495$cPhysiology
=150  \\$aEye
=450  \\$aEyeball
=450  \\$aEyes
=450  \\$aVisual system
=550  \\$wg$aFace
=550  \\$wg$aPhotoreceptors
=550  \\$aVision
=750  \2$aEye$5IEN$0(DNLM)D005123

=LDR  00684cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362118202441
=005  20120730163049.0
=008  910708||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85046634 
=035  \\$aBZP6540NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aExudates and transudates
=450  \\$aEffusions
=450  \\$aTransudates
=550  \\$wg$aBody fluids
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Exudates and transudates)
=670  \\$aDorland's med. dict.$b(effusion: escape of fluid into a body cavity or tissue, as an exudate or transudate; effused material ... may be classified according to protein content as an exudate or transudate)
=750  \2$aExudates and Transudates$5IEN$0(DNLM)D005122

=LDR  00441cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362118302441
=005  20120730163049.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85046620 
=035  \\$aBZP6526NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aRD775$bRD789
=150  \\$aExtremities (Anatomy)$xAbnormalities
=450  \\$wnne$aExtremities (Anatomy)$xAbnormities and deformities
=750  \2$aLimb Deformities, Congenital$5IEN$0(DNLM)D017880

=LDR  00521cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362118402441
=005  20120730163049.0
=008  860211||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85046619 
=035  \\$aBZP6525NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aQL950.7$bQL950.8$cComparative anatomy
=053  \\$aQM117$cHuman anatomy: skeleton
=053  \\$aQM548$bQM549$cHuman anatomy: general
=150  \\$aExtremities (Anatomy)
=450  \\$aLimbs (Anatomy)
=550  \\$wg$aAnatomy
=750  \2$aExtremities$5IEN$0(DNLM)D005121

=LDR  00346cz  a2200133n  4500
=001  9880362118502441
=005  20120730163049.0
=008  920417i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|n\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85046608 
=035  \\$aBZP6514NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRD560$bRD563
=150  \\$aLeg$xWounds and injuries
=750  \2$aLeg injuries$5IEN$0(DNLM)D007869

=LDR  00910cz  a2200289n  4500
=001  9880362118602441
=005  20120730163049.0
=008  860211||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85046601 
=035  \\$aBZP6507NU
=035  \\$aSH 85046601
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dAuSU
=053  \\$aQL950.7
=150  \\$aHindlimb
=450  \\$wnne$aExtremities, Lower
=450  \\$aHind leg
=450  \\$aHind legs
=450  \\$aHindlimbs
=450  \\$aLimb, Pelvic
=450  \\$aPelvic limb
=450  \\$aPelvic limbs
=550  \\$wg$aExtremities (Anatomy)
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Hindlimb (nonprimate vertebrates only))
=670  \\$aLC database, Feb. 6, 1992$b(hind leg)
=670  \\$aSonographical characterisation of blood flow in the distal equine thoracic limb, 1998.
=670  \\$aBone, J.F. Animal anatomy and physiology, 1988:$bp. 34 (hindlimb (pelvic limb))
=750  \2$aHindlimb$5IEN$0(DNLM)D006614

=LDR  00489cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362118702441
=005  20201124144252.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85046595
=035  \\$aBZP6501NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aBF698.35.E98
=150  \\$aExtraversion
=450  \\$aExtroversion
=550  \\$wg$aPersonality
=550  \\$aIntroversion
=670  \\$aThes. Psych. Index terms$b(Extraversion)
=750  \2$aExtraversion, Psychological$0(DNLM)D005120$5IEN

=LDR  00767cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880362118802441
=005  20120730163048.0
=008  020826||\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85046593 
=035  \\$aBZP6499NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aTL1095
=150  \\$aExtravehicular activity (Manned space flight)
=450  \\$aSpace vehicles$xExtravehicular activity
=450  \\$aSpace walk
=450  \\$aSpacewalk
=450  \\$aWalking in space
=550  \\$wg$aManned space flight
=670  \\$aEncarta world Eng. dict.$b(spacewalk: an excursion by an astronaut or a cosmonaut outside the spacecraft)
=670  \\$aCNN.com, Aug. 26, 2002$b(headline: Cosmonauts conduct spacewalk outside station)
=750  \2$aExtravehicular Activity$5IEN$0(DNLM)D018478

=LDR  00413cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362118902441
=005  20120730163048.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85046589 
=035  \\$aBZP6495NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aExtrasystole
=450  \\$aPremature heart beat
=550  \\$wg$aArrhythmia
=690  \\$ar:AMD:6/28/90
=750  \2$aCardiac Complexes, Premature$5IEN$0(DNLM)D005117

=LDR  00512cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362119002441
=005  20120730163048.0
=008  910708||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85046586 
=035  \\$aBZP6492NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aExtrapyramidal tracts
=450  \\$aExtracorticospinal system
=450  \\$aExtracorticospinal tract
=450  \\$aExtrapyramidal system
=550  \\$wg$aEfferent pathways
=550  \\$wg$aSpinal cord
=750  \2$aExtrapyramidal Tracts$5IEN$0(DNLM)D005116

=LDR  00401cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362119102441
=005  20120730163048.0
=008  030318i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85046578 
=035  \\$aBZP6484NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dWaU
=150  \\$aExtrachromosomal DNA
=550  \\$wg$aDNA
=550  \\$aPlasmids
=550  \\$aViruses
=750  \2$aExtrachromosomal Inheritance$5IEN$0(DNLM)D005111

=LDR  00387cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362119202441
=005  20120730163048.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85046577 
=035  \\$aBZP6483NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aExtracellular space
=450  \\$aExtracellular fluid space
=550  \\$wg$aBody fluids
=750  \2$aExtracellular Space$5IEN$0(DNLM)D005110

=LDR  00380cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362119302441
=005  20120730163048.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85046576 
=035  \\$aBZP6482NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aExtracellular fluid
=450  \\$aInterstitial fluid
=550  \\$wg$aBody fluids
=750  \2$aExtracellular Fluid$5IEN$0(DNLM)D045604

=LDR  00623cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362119402441
=005  20120730163038.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85044801 
=035  \\$aBZP4707NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aEscherichia coli infections in children
=550  \\$wg$aBacterial diseases in children
=550  \\$wg$aPediatric gastroenterology
=750  \2$aEscherichia Coli Infections$5IEN$0(DNLM)D004927
=750  \2$81$wb$aChild$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002648
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aEscherichia Coli Infections$iand$aChild$5IEN

=LDR  00465cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362119502441
=005  20120730163038.0
=008  930224i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85044800 
=035  \\$aBZP4706NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQR201.E82$cMicrobiology
=150  \\$aEscherichia coli infections
=450  \\$wnne$aColibacillosis
=550  \\$wg$aGram-negative bacterial infections
=750  \2$aEscherichia coli Infections$5IEN$0(DNLM)D004927

=LDR  00439cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362119602441
=005  20120730163038.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85044799 
=035  \\$aBZP4705NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aQR82.E6
=150  \\$aEscherichia coli
=450  \\$aE. coli (Bacteria)$5IEN
=450  \\$aE. coli (Bacterium)
=550  \\$wg$aEscherichia
=750  \2$aEscherichia Coli$5IEN$0(DNLM)D004926

=LDR  00360cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362119702441
=005  20120730163037.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85044798 
=035  \\$aBZP4704NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQR82.E6
=150  \\$aEscherichia
=550  \\$wg$aEnterobacteriaceae
=750  \2$aEscherichia$5IEN$0(DNLM)D004925

=LDR  00422cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362119802441
=005  20120730163037.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|n\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85044784 
=035  \\$aBZP4690NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aEscharotics
=360  \\$inames of individual escharotics, e.g.$aNitric acid
=450  \\$aCaustics$5IEN
=690  \\$ar:AMD:6/19/90
=750  \2$aCaustics$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002424

=LDR  00393cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362119902441
=005  20120730163037.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85044776 
=035  \\$aBZP4682NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aTJ1376
=150  \\$aEscalators
=550  \\$wg$aStaircases
=690  \\$ar:AMD:6/27/90
=750  \2$aElevators and Escalators$5IEN$0(DNLM)D004607

=LDR  00370cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362120002441
=005  20120730163037.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85044759 
=035  \\$aBZP4665LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aQK495.E82$cBotany
=150  \\$aErythroxylaceae
=550  \\$wg$aGeraniales
=750  \2$aErythroxylaceae$5IEN$0(DNLM)D030921

=LDR  00416cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362120102441
=005  20111229083901.0
=008  860211||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85044756 
=035  \\$aBZP4662NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aErythropoietin
=550  \\$wg$aColony-stimulating factors (Physiology)
=550  \\$wg$aHematopoietic growth factors
=750  \2$aErythropoietin$0(DNLM)D004921$5IEN

=LDR  00367cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362120202441
=005  20120730163037.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85044755 
=035  \\$aBZP4661NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aErythropoiesis
=550  \\$wg$aHematopoiesis
=690  \\$ar:AMD:6/28/90
=750  \2$aErythropoiesis$5IEN$0(DNLM)D004920

=LDR  00411cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362120302441
=005  20120730163037.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85044753 
=035  \\$aBZP4659NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aErythromycin
=550  \\$wg$aAntibacterial agents
=550  \\$wg$aMacrolide antibiotics
=690  \\$ar:AMD:6/28/90
=750  \2$aErythromycin$5IEN$0(DNLM)D004917

=LDR  00340cz  a2200133n  4500
=001  9880362120402441
=005  20120730163037.0
=008  940322i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85044752 
=035  \\$aBZP4658NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aErythromelalgia
=550  \\$wg$aNeuralgia
=750  \2$aErythromelalgia$5IEN$0(DNLM)D004916

=LDR  00486cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362120502441
=005  20120730163037.0
=008  860211||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85044749 
=035  \\$aBZP4655NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aErythrocytes$xDeformability
=450  \\$aDeformability of erythrocytes
=450  \\$aErythrocyte deformability
=550  \\$wg$aBlood$xRheology
=690  \\$ar:AMD:6/28/90
=750  \2$aErythrocyte Deformability$5IEN$0(DNLM)D004907

=LDR  00367cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362120602441
=005  20120730163037.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85044748 
=035  \\$aBZP4654NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aErythrocytes$xAging
=550  \\$wg$aAging
=690  \\$ar:AMD:6/28/90
=750  \2$aErythrocyte Aging$5IEN$0(DNLM)D004905

=LDR  00455cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362120702441
=005  20120730163037.0
=008  860211||\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85044747 
=035  \\$aBZP4653NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQP96$bQP96.7
=150  \\$aErythrocytes
=450  \\$aRed blood cells
=450  \\$aRed blood corpuscles
=450  \\$aRed cells
=550  \\$wg$aBlood cells
=750  \2$aErythrocytes$5IEN$0(DNLM)D004912

=LDR  00423cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362120802441
=005  20120730163037.0
=008  940322i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85044746 
=035  \\$aBZP4652NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRC647.E7
=150  \\$aErythrocyte disorders
=450  \\$aErythrocytes$xDiseases
=550  \\$wg$aBlood$xDiseases
=750  \2$aErythrocytes, Abnormal$5IEN$0(DNLM)D004913

=LDR  00865cz  a2200265n  4500
=001  9880362120902441
=005  20120730163037.0
=008  060829i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85044745 
=035  \\$aBZP4651NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aRG629.E78$cFetus
=053  \0$aRJ270$cNewborn infants
=150  \\$aErythroblastosis fetalis
=450  \\$aErythroblastosis neonatorum
=450  \\$aFetal erythroblastosis
=450  \\$aHemolytic disease of newborn
=450  \\$aIcterus gravis neonatorum
=550  \\$wg$aFetus$xDiseases
=550  \\$wg$aHemolytic anemia
=550  \\$wg$aImmunologic diseases in children
=550  \\$wg$aNewborn infants$xDiseases
=550  \\$aRh factor
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Erythroblastosis, Fetal x Hemolytic disease of newborn; Icterus gravis neonatorum)
=750  \2$aErythroblastosis, Fetal$5IEN$0(DNLM)D004899

=LDR  00390cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362121002441
=005  20120730163036.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85044742 
=035  \\$aBZP4648NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQK495.L52$cBotany
=150  \\$aErythrina
=550  \\$wg$aLegumes
=690  \\$ar:AMD:6/28/90
=750  \2$aErythrina$5IEN$0(DNLM)D004895

=LDR  00366cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362121102441
=005  20120730163036.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|n\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85044741 
=035  \\$aBZP4647NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRL271
=150  \\$aErythema multiforme
=690  \\$ar:AMD:6/28/90
=750  \2$aErythema Multiforme$5IEN$0(DNLM)D004892

=LDR  00692cz   2200205n  4500
=001  9880362121202441
=005  20231031091430.0
=008  020108i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85044740
=035  \\$aBZP4646NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aRL271
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=550  \\$wg$aBlood-vessels$xDilatation
=550  \\$wg$aCutaneous manifestations of general diseases
=670  \\$aIntl. dict. med. biol.$b(erythema: an increased redness of the skin that is caused by capillary dilatation)
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=750  \2$iNarrower mapping$aErythema Ab Igne$0(DNLM)D000089965$4NM$5IEN-M

=LDR  00431cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362121302441
=005  20120730163036.0
=008  940322i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85044737 
=035  \\$aBZP4643NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRC142
=150  \\$aErysipelas
=450  \\$aSaint Anthony's fire
=550  \\$wg$aPyoderma
=681  \\$iExample under$aExanthemata
=750  \2$aErysipelas$5IEN$0(DNLM)D004886

=LDR  00350cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362121402441
=005  20120730163036.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85044735 
=035  \\$aBZP4641LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQK495.U48
=150  \\$aEryngium
=550  \\$wg$aUmbelliferae
=750  \2$aEryngium$5IEN$0(DNLM)D031049

=LDR  00586cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362121502441
=005  20120730163036.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85044718 
=035  \\$aBZP4624NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aErotica
=450  \\$aEroticism
=550  \\$aPornography
=670  \\$aWebster's new collegiate dictionary, c1977$b(erotica: literary or artistic works having an erotic theme or quality)
=670  \\$aRandom House college dictionary, c1980$b(erotica; literature or art dealing with sexual love)
=750  \2$aErotica$5IEN$0(DNLM)D004882

=LDR  00502cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362121602441
=005  20120730163036.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85044631 
=035  \\$aBZP4537LC
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh 85044631
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQK495.E685$cBotany
=150  \\$aEriocaulaceae
=450  \\$aPipewort family (Plants)
=550  \\$wg$aCommelinales
=670  \\$aHortus 3$b(Eriocaulaceae, Pipewort family)
=750  \2$aEriocaulaceae$5IEN$0(DNLM)D039262

=LDR  00894cz  a2200241n  4500
=001  9880362121702441
=005  20120730163036.0
=008  041206i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85044612 
=035  \\$aBZP4518NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dWaU
=053  \0$aQK495.E68$cBotany
=150  \\$aEricaceae
=450  \\$aArctostaphylaceae
=450  \\$aHeath family (Plants)
=450  \\$aMonotropaceae
=450  \\$wnne$aVacciniaceae
=550  \\$wg$aEricales
=670  \\$aGonz�alez Villarreal, L.M. Las familias Monotropaceae y Pyrolaceae en el estado de Jalisco, M�exico, 2000.
=670  \\$aMabberley, D.J. The plant-book, c1997:$bunder Monotropaceae (x-ref. to Ericaceae)
=670  \\$aITIS, Dec. 6, 2004$b(Family Ericaceae -- heaths. Order Ericales)
=670  \\$aPlants national database, Dec. 6, 2004$b(Family Ericaceae -- Heath family)
=750  \2$aEricaceae$5IEN$0(DNLM)D029791

=LDR  00452cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362121802441
=005  20120730163036.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85044604 
=035  \\$aBZP4510NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRA1242.E6
=150  \\$aErgotism
=450  \\$aErgot$xToxicology
=450  \\$aSaint Anthony's fire
=550  \\$wg$aMycotoxicoses
=690  \\$ar:AMD:6/28/90
=750  \2$aErgotism$5IEN$0(DNLM)D004881

=LDR  00353cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362121902441
=005  20120730163036.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85044602 
=035  \\$aBZP4508NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aErgosterol
=550  \\$wg$aSterols
=690  \\$ar:AMD:6/28/90
=750  \2$aErgosterol$5IEN$0(DNLM)D004875

=LDR  00813cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362122002441
=005  20120730163036.0
=008  050302i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85044593 
=035  \\$aBZP4499LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dWaU$dDLC
=053  \0$aQK495.M8$cBotany
=053  \0$aSB413.E68$cPlant culture
=150  \\$aEremophila (Plants)
=450  \\$wnne$aEremophila
=550  \\$wg$aMyoporaceae
=670  \\$aNames in current use for extant plant genera, via WWW, Mar. 2, 2005$b(Eremophila (Dicotyledones: Myoporaceae))
=670  \\$aIndex nominum genericorum (plantarum), via WWW, Mar. 2, 2005$b(Eremophila. Phan.-Myoporaceae)
=670  \\$aPlants national database, via WWW, Mar. 2, 2005$b(Eremophila R. Br. - eremophila. Family Myoporaceae)
=750  \2$aEremophila Plant$5IEN$0(DNLM)D041621

=LDR  00378cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362122102441
=005  20120730163035.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85044573 
=035  \\$aBZP4479NU
=035  \\$ash 85044573
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aQD181.E6
=150  \\$aErbium
=550  \\$wg$aRare earth metals
=750  \2$aErbium$5IEN$0(DNLM)D004871

=LDR  00387cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362122202441
=005  20120730163035.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85044551 
=035  \\$aBZP4457NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQK524.E6
=150  \\$aEquisetum
=450  \\$aHorsetails (Plants)
=550  \\$wg$aEquisetaceae
=750  \2$aEquisetum$5IEN$0(DNLM)D020829

=LDR  00581cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362122302441
=005  20120730163035.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85044544 
=035  \\$aBZP4450NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aSF959.A6
=150  \\$aEquine infectious anemia
=450  \\$aEquine malarial fever
=450  \\$aSwamp fever, Equine
=450  \\$aVallee's disease
=550  \\$wg$aHorses$xVirus diseases
=550  \\$wg$aInfectious anemia
=550  \\$wg$aLentivirus infections
=750  \2$aEquine Infectious Anemia$5IEN$0(DNLM)D004859

=LDR  00958cz  a2200301n  4500
=001  9880362122402441
=005  20120730163035.0
=008  020624i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85044542 
=035  \\$aBZP4448NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aRA644.E52$cPublic health
=053  \0$aSF959.E5$cVeterinary medicine
=150  \\$aEquine encephalomyelitis
=450  \\$aEastern encephalitis
=450  \\$aEastern equine encephalomyelitis
=450  \\$aEncephalitis, Equine
=450  \\$aEncephalomyelitis, Equine$5IEN
=450  \\$aEquine encephalitis
=450  \\$aEquine viral encephalitis
=450  \\$aInfectious equine encephalomyelitis
=450  \\$aWestern encephalitis
=450  \\$aWestern equine encephalomyelitis
=550  \\$wg$aEncephalomyelitis
=550  \\$wg$aEpidemic encephalitis
=550  \\$wg$aHorses$xVirus diseases
=550  \\$wg$aTogavirus infections
=750  \2$aEncephalomyelitis, Equine$5IEN$0(DNLM)D004683

=LDR  00470cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362122502441
=005  20121007185434.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85044539 
=035  \\$aBZP4445NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQP471
=150  \\$aEquilibrium (Physiology)
=450  \\$aBalance (Physiology)
=550  \\$wg$aProprioception
=550  \\$aVertigo
=550  \\$aVestibular apparatus
=750  \2$aPostural Balance$5IEN$0(DNLM)D004856

=LDR  00373cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362122602441
=005  20120730163035.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85044536 
=035  \\$aBZP4442NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aQL737.U62
=150  \\$aEquidae
=450  \\$aEquids
=550  \\$wg$aPerissodactyla
=750  \2$aEquidae$5IEN$0(DNLM)D018397

=LDR  00675cz  a2200241n  4500
=001  9880362122702441
=005  20120730163035.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85044491 
=035  \\$aBZP4397NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aQR400.2.E68
=150  \\$aEpstein-Barr virus
=450  \\$aBurkitt herpesvirus
=450  \\$aBurkitt's lymphoma virus
=450  \\$aE-B virus
=450  \\$aEBV (Virus)
=450  \\$aHuman herpesvirus-4
=450  \\$aInfectious mononucleosis virus
=550  \\$wg$aHerpesviruses
=550  \\$wg$aOncogenic DNA viruses
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Herpesvirus 4, Human)
=750  \2$aHerpesvirus 4, Human$5IEN$0(DNLM)D004854

=LDR  00441cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362122802441
=005  20120730163035.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85044477 
=035  \\$aBZP4383NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aTA455.E6$cEngineering materials
=053  \0$aTP1180.E6$cChemical technology
=150  \\$aEpoxy resins
=550  \\$wg$aGums and resins, Synthetic
=750  \2$aEpoxy Resins$5IEN$0(DNLM)D004853

=LDR  00419cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362122902441
=005  20120730163035.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85044476 
=035  \\$aBZP4382NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aEpoxy compounds
=450  \\$aEpoxides
=550  \\$wg$aEpoxy resins
=550  \\$wg$aEthers
=690  \\$ar:AMD:6/27/90
=750  \2$aEpoxy Compounds$5IEN$0(DNLM)D004852

=LDR  00511cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362123002441
=005  20120730163035.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85044474 
=035  \\$aBZP4380NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aEponyms
=360  \\$isubdivision$aEponyms$iunder names of languages and groups of languages, e.g.$aEnglish language--Eponyms
=450  \\$aPeople words
=450  \\$aWords from personal names
=690  \\$ar:AMD:6/27/90
=750  \2$aEponyms$5IEN$0(DNLM)D004850

=LDR  00467cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362123102441
=005  20120730163034.0
=008  860211||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85044466 
=035  \\$aBZP4372NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQM561$cHistology
=053  \\$aQP88.4$cPhysiology
=150  \\$aEpithelium
=550  \\$wg$aTissues
=550  \\$aCilia and ciliary motion
=690  \\$ar:AMD:6/27/90
=750  \2$aEpithelium$5IEN$0(DNLM)D004848

=LDR  00400cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362123202441
=005  20060707084611.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85044464 
=035  \\$aBZP4370NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aEpithelial cells
=550  \\$wg$aCells
=550  \\$wg$aEpithelium
=550  \\$aExfoliative cytology
=750  \2$aEpithelial Cells$0(DNLM)D004847$5IEN

=LDR  00373cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362123302441
=005  20120730163034.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85044450 
=035  \\$aBZP4356NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aEpispadias
=550  \\$wg$aUrethra$xAbnormalities
=690  \\$ar:AMD:6/27/90
=750  \2$aEpispadias$5IEN$0(DNLM)D004842

=LDR  00440cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362123402441
=005  20120730163034.0
=008  860211||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85044449 
=035  \\$aBZP4355NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQH452.5
=150  \\$aEpisomes
=550  \\$wg$aBacterial genetics
=550  \\$wg$aInsertion elements, DNA
=550  \\$wg$aMolecular genetics
=750  \2$aPlasmids$5IEN$0(DNLM)D010957

=LDR  00340cz  a2200133n  4500
=001  9880362123502441
=005  20120730163034.0
=008  920417i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85044448 
=035  \\$aBZP4354NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aEpisiotomy
=550  \\$wg$aObstetrics$xSurgery
=750  \2$aEpisiotomy$5IEN$0(DNLM)D004841

=LDR  00504cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362123602441
=005  20120730163034.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85044429 
=035  \\$aBZP4335NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aQL821$cZoology
=053  \\$aQM569$cHuman anatomy
=150  \\$aEpiphysis
=360  \\$isubdivision$aEpiphysis$iunder specific subjects, e.g.$aFemur--Epiphysis
=550  \\$wg$aBones
=550  \\$wg$aCartilage
=750  \2$aEpiphyses$5IEN$0(DNLM)D004838

=LDR  00441cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362123702441
=005  20120730163034.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85044412 
=035  \\$aBZP4318NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQK495.O46$cBotany
=150  \\$aEpilobium
=450  \\$aWillow herb
=450  \\$aWillow weed
=450  \\$aWillowweed
=550  \\$wg$aOnagraceae
=750  \2$aEpilobium$5IEN$0(DNLM)D031666

=LDR  00443cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362123802441
=005  20120730163034.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85044409 
=035  \\$aBZP4315NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aEpileptics
=450  \\$aEpilepsy$xPatients
=550  \\$wg$aChronically ill
=550  \\$wg$aDevelopmentally disabled
=690  \\$ar:AMD:6/27/90
=750  \2$aEpilepsy$5IEN$0(DNLM)D004827

=LDR  00560cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362123902441
=005  20120730163034.0
=008  920417i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85044407 
=035  \\$aBZP4313NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRG580.E64
=150  \\$aEpilepsy in pregnancy
=550  \\$wg$aPregnancy$xComplications
=750  \2$81$wb$aEpilepsy$5IEN$0(DNLM)D004827
=750  \2$81$wb$aPregnancy$5IEN$0(DNLM)D011247
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aEpilepsy$iand$aPregnancy$5IEN

=LDR  00540cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362124002441
=005  20120730163034.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85044406 
=035  \\$aBZP4312NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aRJ496.E6
=150  \\$aEpilepsy in children
=550  \\$wg$aPediatric neurology
=750  \2$81$wb$aEpilepsy$5IEN$0(DNLM)D004827
=750  \2$81$wb$aChild$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002648
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aEpilepsy$iand$aChild$5IEN

=LDR  00507cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362124102441
=005  20120730163034.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85044401 
=035  \\$aBZP4307NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aRA645.E64$cPublic health
=053  \0$aRC372$bRC374.5$cNeurology
=150  \\$aEpilepsy
=550  \\$wg$aBrain$xDiseases
=550  \\$wg$aDevelopmental disabilities
=550  \\$aConvulsions
=550  \\$aSpasms
=750  \2$aEpilepsy$5IEN$0(DNLM)D004827

=LDR  00431cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362124202441
=005  20120516103207.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85044383 
=035  \\$aBZP4289NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQL853$cComparative anatomy
=053  \\$aQM255$cHuman anatomy
=150  \\$aEpiglottis
=550  \\$wg$aCartilage
=550  \\$wg$aLarynx
=750  \2$aEpiglottis$0(DNLM)D004825$5IEN

=LDR  01013cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362124302441
=005  20111111163742.0
=008  860211||\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85044382 
=035  \\$aBZP4288NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQL971
=150  \\$aEpigenesis
=550  \\$wg$aEmbryology
=550  \\$wg$aEvolution (Biology)
=550  \\$wg$aGenetics
=670  \\$aMcGraw-Hill dictionary of scientific and technical terms, 2003$b(Epigenesis [embryology] development in gradual stages of differentiation)
=670  \\$aWikipedia, accessed Oct. 24, 2011:$b(Epigenesis (biology): in biology, epigenesis has at least two distinct meanings: [1] the unfolding development in an organism, and in particular the development of a plant or animal from an egg or spore through a sequence of steps in which cells differentiate and organs form; [2] the theory that plants and animals develop in this way, in contrast to theories of preformationism)
=750  \2$aEpigenesis, Genetic$0(DNLM)D044127$5IEN

=LDR  00413cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362124402441
=005  20120730163023.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85042851 
=035  \\$aBZP2757NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \\$aB816
=150  \\$aEmpiricism
=550  \\$wg$aExperience
=550  \\$wg$aKnowledge, Theory of
=550  \\$wg$aRationalism
=750  \2$aEmpiricism$5IEN$0(DNLM)D019348

=LDR  00488cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362124502441
=005  20120730163023.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85042841 
=035  \\$aBZP2747NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRC776.E5
=150  \\$aEmphysema, Pulmonary
=450  \\$aEmphysema$5IEN
=450  \\$aPulmonary emphysema
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=035  \\$aBZP2733NU
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=750  \2$aEmpathy$5IEN$0(DNLM)D004645

=LDR  00600cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362124702441
=005  20120730163023.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85042825 
=035  \\$aBZP2731NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
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=053  \\$aBF723.E6$cChild psychology
=150  \\$aEmotions in children
=550  \\$wg$aChild psychology
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=LDR  00882cz  a2200265n  4500
=001  9880362124802441
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=010  \\$ash 85042818 
=035  \\$aBZP2724NU
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=450  \\$aHuman emotions
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=550  \\$aAffective neuroscience
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=670  \\$aHandbook of emotions, 2000:$bp. 472 (there is an innate basis for emotions in human beings)
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=001  9880362124902441
=005  20120730163023.0
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=053  \0$aRM382
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=LDR  01342cz  a2200253n  4500
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=001  9880362125102441
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=LDR  00488cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362125202441
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=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85042775 
=035  \\$aBZP2681NU
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=LDR  00527cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362125302441
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=010  \\$ash 85042756 
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=550  \\$wg$aMedicine
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=LDR  00754cz  a2200241n  4500
=001  9880362125502441
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=010  \\$ash 85042754
=035  \\$aBZP2660NU
=035  \\$ash 85042754
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh 85042754
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aEmergency medical technicians
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=450  \\$aParamedics, Emergency
=550  \\$wg$aBiomedical technicians
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=LDR  00583cz  a2200181n  4500
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=750  \2$aEmergency Medical Service Communication Systems$5IEN$0(DNLM)D004631

=LDR  00578cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362125702441
=005  20120730163022.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85042747 
=035  \\$aBZP2653NU
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=LDR  00583cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362296302441
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=008  860211i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85083566 
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=LDR  00741cz  a2200253n  4500
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=035  \\$aBZT3470NU
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=450  \\$aCerebrospinal fever
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=550  \\$aNeisseria meningitidis
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=LDR  00359cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362296602441
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=010  \\$ash 85083561 
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=053  \\$aRC280.M4
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=LDR  00406cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362296702441
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=035  \\$aBZT3466NU
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=450  \\$aMeningitis, Tuberculous
=450  \\$aTuberculosis, Meningeal
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=LDR  00504cz  a2200193n  4500
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=750  \2$aMeninges$5IEN$0(DNLM)D008578

=LDR  00492cz  a2200193n  4500
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=053  \\$aQL835
=053  \\$aQM191
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=550  \\$wg$aBrain$xBlood-vessels
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/11/90
=750  \2$aMeningeal Arteries$5IEN$0(DNLM)D008576

=LDR  00546cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362297002441
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=035  \\$aBZT3463NU
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=053  \\$aRF275
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=450  \\$aAural vertigo
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=550  \\$wg$aLabyrinth (Ear)$xDiseases
=550  \\$wg$aVertigo
=750  \2$aMeniere Disease$0(DNLM)D008575$5IEN

=LDR  00454cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362297102441
=005  20120730163501.0
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=550  \\$wg$aMenstruation
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=LDR  00426cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362297202441
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=681  \\$iExample under$aMen
=750  \2$aNurses, Male$5IEN$0(DNLM)D009727

=LDR  00311cz  a2200121n  4500
=001  9880362297302441
=005  20080327094512.0
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=010  \\$ash 85083512 
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=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
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=LDR  00689cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880362297402441
=005  20120730163501.0
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=550  \\$wg$aMales
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=550  \\$aMasculinity
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=LDR  00526cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362297502441
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=LDR  00746cz  a2200253n  4500
=001  9880362297602441
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=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
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=053  \0$aRC394.M46$cNeurology
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=450  \\$wnne$aMemory, Disorders of
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=450  \\$aParamnesia
=550  \\$wg$aCognition disorders
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=750  \2$aMemory Disorders$0(DNLM)D008569$5IEN

=LDR  00978cz  a2200301n  4500
=001  9880362297702441
=005  20120730163500.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85083497 
=035  \\$aBZT3403NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
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=053  \0$aLB1063$bLB1064$cEducational psychology
=053  \0$aQP406$cPhysiology
=150  \\$aMemory
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=450  \\$aForgetting$5IEN
=450  \\$aRemembering$5IEN
=450  \\$aRetention (Psychology)
=550  \\$wg$aIntellect
=550  \\$wg$aPsychology
=550  \\$wg$aThought and thinking
=550  \\$aComprehension
=550  \\$aExecutive functions (Neuropsychology)
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=LDR  00507cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362297802441
=005  20120730163500.0
=008  860211||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
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=450  \\$aMembranes, Artificial$5IEN
=550  \\$wg$aSeparation (Technology)
=550  \\$wg$aTechnology
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/11/90
=750  \2$aMembranes, Artificial$5IEN$0(DNLM)D008567

=LDR  00476cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362297902441
=005  20120730163500.0
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=550  \\$wg$aProtoplasm
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/11/90
=750  \2$aMembranes$5IEN$0(DNLM)D008566

=LDR  00436cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362298002441
=005  20120730163500.0
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=010  \\$ash 85083471 
=035  \\$aBZT3377NU
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=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
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=750  \2$aMembrane Proteins$5IEN$0(DNLM)D008565

=LDR  00434cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362298102441
=005  20070605085157.0
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=010  \\$ash 85083469 
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=053  \\$aQH601
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=550  \\$wg$aCell membranes
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=LDR  00632cz  a2200241n  4500
=001  9880362298202441
=005  20120730163500.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85083467 
=035  \\$aBZT3373NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQM561$cHistology
=053  \\$aQP88.4$cPhysiology
=150  \\$aMembrane, Basement
=450  \\$aBasal lamina
=450  \\$aBasement lamina
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=LDR  00386cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362298302441
=005  20120730163500.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85083417 
=035  \\$aBZT3323NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
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=LDR  00347cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362298402441
=005  20091205122030.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85083411 
=035  \\$aBZT3317NU
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=LDR  00341cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362298502441
=005  20120730163500.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85083410 
=035  \\$aBZT3316LC
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=150  \\$aMelia
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=LDR  00556cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362298602441
=005  20120730163500.0
=008  860211||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85083394 
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=LDR  01074cz  a2200301n  4500
=001  9880362298702441
=005  20120730163459.0
=008  040322i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85083393 
=035  \\$aBZT3299NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dWaU$dDLC
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=450  \\$aMelastomes
=550  \\$wg$aMyrtales
=670  \\$aMcGraw-Hill Synopsis:$bv. 1, p. 418.
=670  \\$aEngler Syl. Pflanz.:$bv. 2, p. 355.
=670  \\$aWeb. 3.
=670  \\$aING:$bp. 1064 under genus Melastomastrum.
=670  \\$aCronquist : Integ. System of Classif., 1981:$bp. 649.
=670  \\$aHortus 3:$bp. 724.
=670  \\$aITIS, Mar. 21, 2004$b(Family Melastomataceae -- melastomas. Order Myrtales)
=670  \\$aThe plants database, via WWW, May 1, 2009$b(Family Melastomataceae - Melastome family)
=670  \\$aFlickr Web site, May, 1, 2009$b(Melastomes of southern Peru)
=750  \2$aMelastomataceae$5IEN$0(DNLM)D035322

=LDR  00858cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362298802441
=005  20120730163459.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85083389 
=035  \\$aBZT3295NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aRL790$5IEN
=150  \\$aMelanosis
=450  \\$aMelanism (Pathology)
=550  \\$wg$aPigmentation disorders
=670  \\$aDorland's med. dict.$b(melanosis: a disorder caused by a disturbance in melanin pigmentation; melanism)
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Melanosis x Melanism)
=680  \\$iHere are entered works on the abnormal deposition or development of melanin in body tissues. Works on the dark coloration of the skin, hair, fur, or feathers of animals caused by a high concentration of melanin are entered under$aMelanism.
=681  \\$iNote under$aMelanism
=750  \2$aMelanosis$5IEN$0(DNLM)D008548

=LDR  00395cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362298902441
=005  20120730163459.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85083385 
=035  \\$aBZT3291NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
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=750  \2$aMelanophores$5IEN$0(DNLM)D008547

=LDR  00531cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362299002441
=005  20120730163459.0
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=010  \\$ash 85083381 
=035  \\$aBZT3287NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRC280.M37
=150  \\$aMelanoma
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=550  \\$wg$aNeuroendocrine tumors
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=LDR  00413cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362299102441
=005  20120730163459.0
=008  860211||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85083380 
=035  \\$aBZT3286NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aMelanocytes
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=LDR  00696cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362299202441
=005  20120730163459.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85083376 
=035  \\$aBZT3282NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aMelanins
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=550  \\$wg$aAnimal pigments
=550  \\$wg$aPlant pigments
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=670  \\$aHenderson's dict. biol. terms$b(melanin: any of a range of black or brown pigments produced from tyrosine)
=670  \\$aABC Biologie$b(Melanins)
=670  \\$aWeb. 3$b(melanin: any of various dark brown or black pigments of animal or plant structures)
=750  \2$aMelanins$5IEN$0(DNLM)D008543

=LDR  01117cz  a2200301n  4500
=001  9880362299302441
=005  20120730163459.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85083360 
=035  \\$aBZT3266LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dAuSU$dDLC
=053  \0$aQK495.M9$cBotany
=053  \0$aSB299.M44$cOil-bearing plants
=150  \\$aMelaleuca
=450  \\$aBottlebrush tea trees
=450  \\$aHoney myrtles
=450  \\$aHoneymyrtles
=450  \\$aPaperbark trees
=450  \\$aSwamp tea trees
=450  \\$aTea trees
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=450  \\$aTea trees, Swamp
=450  \\$aTeatrees
=450  \\$aTi trees
=450  \\$aTi tris
=550  \\$wg$aMyrtaceae
=670  \\$aOED$b(tea-tree. 2. a. transf. Applied in Australia, Tasmania, and New Zealand to various shrubs or trees of the myrtle family, chiefly of the genera Leptospermum and Melaleuca, of which the leaves have been used as a substitute for tea. Often spelt ti-tree, occasionally ti-tri, as if a native name. Also with qualifying words denoting different species)
=750  \2$aMelaleuca$5IEN$0(DNLM)D031650

=LDR  00425cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362299402441
=005  20120730163459.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85083346 
=035  \\$aBZT3252NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQH605
=150  \\$aMeiosis
=450  \\$aReduction division (Genetics)
=550  \\$wg$aCell division
=550  \\$aKaryokinesis
=750  \2$aMeiosis$5IEN$0(DNLM)D008540

=LDR  00365cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362299502441
=005  20080528161317.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85083334 
=035  \\$aBZT3240NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aMeibomian glands
=450  \\$aTarsal glands
=550  \\$wg$aEyelids
=750  \2$aMeibomian Glands$0(DNLM)D008537$5IEN

=LDR  00396cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362299602441
=005  20120730163459.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85083284 
=035  \\$aBZT3190NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN$dIEN
=150  \\$aMegaloblastic anemia
=450  \\$aAnemia, Megaloblastic$5IEN
=550  \\$wg$aAnemia
=750  \2$aAnemia, Megaloblastic$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000749

=LDR  00399cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362299702441
=005  20120730163459.0
=008  860211||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85083275 
=035  \\$aBZT3181NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQP97.5
=150  \\$aMegakaryocytes
=550  \\$wg$aBone marrow cells
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/11/90
=750  \2$aMegakaryocytes$5IEN$0(DNLM)D008533

=LDR  00370cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362299802441
=005  20120730163459.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85083274 
=035  \\$aBZT3180NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRC862.M35
=150  \\$aMegacolon
=550  \\$wg$aColon (Anatomy)$xDiseases
=750  \2$aMegacolon$5IEN$0(DNLM)D008531

=LDR  00545cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362299902441
=005  20120730163458.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85083269 
=035  \\$aBZT3175NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aMefenamic acid
=450  \\$aDimethylphenylaminobenzoic acid
=450  \\$aXylylanthranilic acid
=550  \\$wg$aAminobenzoic acids
=550  \\$wg$aAnalgesics
=550  \\$wg$aNonsteroidal anti-inflammatory agents
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/11/90
=750  \2$aMefenamic Acid$5IEN$0(DNLM)D008528

=LDR  00425cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362300002441
=005  20120730163458.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85083247 
=035  \\$aBZT3153NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRC280.C
=150  \\$aMedulloblastoma
=550  \\$wg$aCerebellum$xTumors
=550  \\$wg$aGliomas
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/11/90
=750  \2$aMedulloblastoma$5IEN$0(DNLM)D008527

=LDR  00379cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362300102441
=005  20120730163458.0
=008  050427||\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85083246 
=035  \\$aBZT3152NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQP377$cPhysiology
=150  \\$aMedulla oblongata
=550  \\$wg$aRhombencephalon
=750  \2$aMedulla Oblongata$5IEN$0(DNLM)D008526

=LDR  00668cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880362300202441
=005  20100220155340.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85083245 
=035  \\$aBZT3151NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aMedroxyprogesterone
=450  \\$aDepo-Provera (Registered trademark)$5IEN
=450  \\$aDepo-Provera (Trademark)
=450  \\$aHydroxymethylpregnenedione
=450  \\$aHydroxymethylprogesterone
=450  \\$aMethylhydroxyprogesterone
=450  \\$aProvera (Trademark)
=550  \\$wg$aHydroxyprogesterone
=550  \\$wg$aProgestational hormones, Synthetic
=750  \2$aMedroxyprogesterone$0(DNLM)D008525$5IEN

=LDR  00392cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362300302441
=005  20120730163458.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85083240 
=035  \\$aBZT3146NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aZ699.5.M39
=150  \\$aMEDLINE
=550  \\$wg$aLibrary information networks
=550  \\$wg$aMEDLARS
=750  \2$aMEDLINE$5IEN$0(DNLM)D016239

=LDR  00440cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362300402441
=005  20120730163458.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85083239 $zn  84219586 
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=450  \\$aMedical Literature Analysis and Retrieval System
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=750  \2$aMEDLARS$5IEN$0(DNLM)D008523

=LDR  00467cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362300502441
=005  20120730163458.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85083227 
=035  \\$aBZT3133NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aSB945.M54
=150  \\$aMediterranean fruit-fly
=450  \\$aMedfly
=550  \\$wg$aFruit-flies
=681  \\$iExample under$aCitrus fruits--Diseases and pests$5IEN
=750  \2$aCeratitis capitata$5IEN$0(DNLM)D033622

=LDR  00753cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880362300602441
=005  20091109090445.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85083210 
=035  \\$aBZT3116NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aBL627$cComparative religion
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=450  \\$aMental prayer
=450  \\$aPrayer, Mental
=550  \\$wg$aPrayer
=550  \\$wg$aSpiritual life
=550  \\$aContemplation
=680  \\$iHere are entered works on mental prayer as a method of promoting the spiritual life. Collections of thoughts on spiritual truths for use in meditation are entered under$aMeditations.
=681  \\$iNotes under$aMeditations; Self-help techniques
=750  \2$aMeditation$0(DNLM)D019122$5IEN

=LDR  00694cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362300702441
=005  20120730163458.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85083205 
=035  \\$aBZT3111NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aMedigap
=450  \\$aMedi-gap
=450  \\$aMedicare supplemental health insurance
=450  \\$aMedigap$zUnited States
=450  \\$aSupplemental health insurance to Medicare
=550  \\$wg$aHealth insurance$zUnited States
=550  \\$aMedicare
=680  \\$iHere are entered works on insurance policies which pay all or part of the expenses for health care not covered by Medicare.
=750  \2$aInsurance, Medigap$5IEN$0(DNLM)D017054

=LDR  00366cz  a2200133n  4500
=001  9880362300802441
=005  20171226143614.0
=008  940124\|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|n\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85083194
=035  \\$aBZT3100NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aMedicine in literature
=450  \\$aMedical care in literatue
=750  \2$aMedicine in Literature$5IEN$0(DNLM)D008513

=LDR  00613cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362300902441
=005  20120730163458.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85083185 
=035  \\$aBZT3091NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aR726.5$bR726.8
=150  \\$aMedicine and psychology
=360  \\$isubdivision$aPsychological aspects$iunder medical subjects, e.g.$aCancer--Psychological aspects; Nursing--Psychological aspects
=450  \\$aBehavioral medicine
=450  \\$aPsychology and medicine
=550  \\$wg$aPsychology, Applied
=750  \2$aBehavioral Medicine$5IEN$0(DNLM)D001524

=LDR  00388cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362301002441
=005  20120730163458.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85083182 
=035  \\$aBZT3088NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=150  \\$aMedicine, Tibetan
=450  \\$aTibetan medicine
=550  \\$wg$aMedicine, Oriental
=750  \2$aMedicine, Tibetan Traditional$5IEN$0(DNLM)D038861

=LDR  01569cz  a2200301n  4500
=001  9880362301102441
=005  20120730163457.0
=008  920207i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85083180 
=035  \\$aBZT3086NU
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=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aRA412$bRA412.5
=150  \\$aNational health services
=450  \\$wnne$aMedicine, State
=450  \\$aNational health care
=450  \\$aNationalized health services
=450  \\$aSocialized medicine
=450  \\$aState medical care
=450  \\$aState medicine
=550  \\$wg$aMedical care
=550  \\$wg$aMedical policy
=550  \\$aPublic health
=670  \\$aSlee, V.N. Health care terms, 2001$b(national health service: an approach to health care reform in which the government actually owns the hospitals and employs the physicians thereby becoming the provider of health service. This is distinguished from national health insurance, in which the government is the sole payer but not the provider. Sometimes called nationalized health service.)
=670  \\$aGoldfarb, B. Health care defined, 1997$b(national health service: a proposed organization of providers employed by the federal government to render health and medical services)
=670  \\$aTimreck, T.C. Dict. of health services management, 1987$b(national health service: health program in which the national government directly operates a health system which serves some or all of its citizens)
=670  \\$aNational health care proposal, 1991.
=750  \2$aState Medicine$5IEN$0(DNLM)D013222

=LDR  01198cz  a2200241n  4500
=001  9880362301202441
=005  20120730163457.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85083173 
=035  \\$aBZT3079NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aRC49$bRC52
=150  \\$aMedicine, Psychosomatic
=360  \\$isubdivision$aDiseases--Psychosomatic aspects$iunder individual organs and regions of the body, e.g.$aIntestines--Diseases--Psychosomatic aspects;$iand subdivision$aPsychosomatic aspects$iunder particular diseases and types of diseases, e.g.$aTuberculosis--Psychosomatic aspects
=360  \\$isubdivision$aDiseases--Psychosomatic aspects$iunder names of organs and regions of the body, e.g.$aIntestines--Diseases--Psychosomatic aspects;$iand subdivision$aPsychosomatic aspects$iunder particular diseases, e.g.$aTuberculosis--Psychosomatic aspects
=450  \\$aPsychosomatic medicine
=450  \\$aSomatopsychics
=550  \\$wg$aMedicine and psychology
=550  \\$wg$aMind and body
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=550  \\$wg$aPsychology, Pathological
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=750  \2$aPsychophysiologic Disorders$5IEN-M$0(DNLM)D011602

=LDR  01732cz  a2200421n  4500
=001  9880362301302441
=005  20120730163457.0
=008  060111i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85083164 
=035  \\$aBZT3070NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aGN477$bGN477.7$cEthnology
=053  \0$aGR880$cFolklore
=150  \\$aTraditional medicine
=360  \\$isubdivision$aMedicine$iunder ethnic groups
=450  \\$aEthnic medicine
=450  \\$aEthnomedicine
=450  \\$wnne$aFolk medicine
=450  \\$aHome cures
=450  \\$aHome medicine
=450  \\$aHome remedies
=450  \\$aIndigenous medicine
=450  \\$aMedical folklore
=450  \\$wnne$aMedicine, Primitive
=450  \\$aPrimitive medicine
=450  \\$wnne$aSurgery, Primitive
=550  \\$wg$aAlternative medicine
=550  \\$wg$aFolklore
=550  \\$wg$aMedical anthropology
=550  \\$aEthnopharmacology
=670  \\$aPhone call, Dec. 14, 1992, to American Anthropological Association.
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Medicine, Traditional with ref. from Ethnomedicine, Folk medicine, Indigenous medicine, and Medicine, Primitive)
=670  \\$aPhone call to NLM, Jan. 13, 1993$b("traditional medicine")
=670  \\$aLC data base, Jan. 13, 1993$b("traditional medicine, folk medicine, ethnomedicine, indigenous medicine, and ethnic medicine")
=670  \\$aPhone call, Dec. 14, 1992, to American Folklife Center$b(Folk medicine is still the preferred term in folklore, but they do not object to the change)
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=670  \\$aMESH$b(Anxiety, Castration; x Castration Complex)
=670  \\$aCampbell's psych. dict.$b(anxiety, castration; x castration complex)
=670  \\$aAmerican psychiatric glossary$b(castration anxiety)
=670  \\$aStedman's med. dict.$b(castration complex; x castration anxiety)
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=001  9880362017002441
=005  20120730162654.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85020752 
=035  \\$aBZM0658NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aRD592$cSurgery
=053  \\$aSF889$cVeterinary medicine
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=450  \\$wnno$aCastration of criminals and defectives$5IEN
=450  \\$aEmasculation
=450  \\$aGonadectomy
=550  \\$wg$aAnimal contraception
=550  \\$wg$aMale contraception
=550  \\$wg$aSterilization (Birth control)
=550  \\$wg$aTestis$xSurgery
=550  \\$wg$aVeterinary surgery
=750  \2$aCastration$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002369

=LDR  00481cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362017102441
=005  20120730162653.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85020747 
=035  \\$aBZM0653NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRM666.C375$cTherapeutics
=053  \\$aTP684.C275$cChemical technology
=150  \\$aCastor oil
=450  \\$aRicinus oil
=550  \\$wg$aLaxatives
=550  \\$wg$aVegetable oils
=750  \2$aCastor Oil$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002368

=LDR  00497cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362017202441
=005  20120730162653.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85020745 
=035  \\$aBZM0651NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aSB299.C3$cCulture
=150  \\$aCastor beans
=450  \\$aBeans, Castor
=450  \\$wnne$aCastor-bean
=450  \\$aCastor oil beans
=450  \\$aCastor oil plant$xSeeds
=550  \\$wg$aOilseeds
=750  \2$aCastor Bean$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002367

=LDR  00415cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362017302441
=005  20120730162652.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85020649 
=035  \\$aBZM0555NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aGN491.4$cAnthropology
=053  \0$aHT713$bHT725$cSocial classes
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=550  \\$wg$aManners and customs
=750  \2$aSocial Class$5IEN$0(DNLM)D012923

=LDR  00485cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362017402441
=005  20120730162652.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85020625 
=035  \\$aBZM0531NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \0$aQK495.C1153$cBotany
=053  \0$aSD397.C34$cForestry
=150  \\$aCassia (Genus)
=450  \\$wnne$aCassia
=450  \\$aCassiana
=550  \\$wg$aCaesalpiniaceae
=670  \\$aWeb. 3.
=750  \2$aCassia$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002366

=LDR  00510cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362017502441
=005  20120730162652.0
=008  871218||\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85020578 
=035  \\$a(OCoLC)02124342
=035  \\$aBZM0484NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aTP248.C4$cChemical technology
=053  \\$aTP1180.C2$cPlastics
=150  \\$aCasein
=450  \\$aCaseins$5IEN
=550  \\$wg$aMilk proteins
=681  \\$iExample under$aProteins
=750  \2$aCaseins$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002364

=LDR  00360cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362017602441
=005  20120730162652.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85020575 
=035  \\$aBZM0481LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQK495.F55$cBotany
=150  \\$aCasearia
=550  \\$wg$aFlacourtiaceae
=750  \2$aCasearia$5IEN$0(DNLM)D037821

=LDR  00465cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362017702441
=005  20120730162652.0
=008  060207i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85020552 
=035  \\$aBZM0458LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQK495.C24$cBotany
=150  \\$aCaryophyllaceae
=450  \\$aPink family (Plants)
=550  \\$wg$aCaryophyllales
=670  \\$aWeb. 3$b(pink family=Caryophyllaceae)
=750  \2$aCaryophyllaceae$5IEN$0(DNLM)D029748

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=001  9880362017802441
=005  20130311085501.0
=008  040322i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85020515 
=035  \\$aBZM0421NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aGA101$bGA1776
=150  \\$aCartography
=360  \\$isubdivision$aCartography$iunder individual wars, e.g.$aWorld War, 1939-1945--Cartography
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=450  \\$aChartography
=450  \\$aMap-making
=450  \\$aMapmaking
=450  \\$aMapping (Cartography)
=550  \\$wg$aMathematical geography
=550  \\$wg$aSurveying
=550  \\$aMap projection
=550  \\$aMaps
=670  \\$aUMI business vocab.$b(Map-making)
=680  \\$iHere are entered works on the general science of mapmaking, including map projection and the mapping of large areas. Works on the mapping of small areas and the drawing of maps in elementary schools are entered under$aMap drawing.
=681  \\$iNote under$aMap drawing
=750  \2$aGeographic Mapping$0(DNLM)D062305$5IEN

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=001  9880362017902441
=005  20120730162652.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85020512 
=035  \\$aBZM0418NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=150  \\$aCartilage cells
=450  \\$aChondrocytes
=550  \\$wg$aCells
=550  \\$aBone cells
=750  \2$aChondrocytes$5IEN$0(DNLM)D019902

=LDR  00343cz  a2200133n  4500
=001  9880362018002441
=005  20120730162652.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|n\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85020510 
=035  \\$aBZM0416NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aCartilage$xDiseases
=690  \\$ar:AMD:6/19/90
=750  \2$aCartilage Diseases$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002357

=LDR  00468cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362018102441
=005  20060606083829.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85020509 
=035  \\$aBZM0415NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQM567
=150  \\$aCartilage
=450  \\$aGristle
=550  \\$wg$aBones
=550  \\$wg$aConnective tissues
=550  \\$wg$aLigaments
=681  \\$iNote under$aTissues
=750  \2$aCartilage$0(DNLM)D002356$5IEN

=LDR  00380cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362018202441
=005  20080508092726.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85020505 
=035  \\$aBZM0411LC
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=053  \0$aQK495.C74
=150  \\$aCarthamus
=450  \\$aKentrophyllum
=550  \\$wg$aCompositae
=750  \2$aCarthamus$0(DNLM)D031178$5IEN

=LDR  00935cz  a2200265n  4500
=001  9880362018302441
=005  20120730162652.0
=008  010310i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85020481 
=035  \\$aBZM0387NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dWaU$dDLC
=053  \0$aQK495.U48$cBotany
=053  \0$aSB351.C3$cCulture
=150  \\$aCarrots
=450  \\$aBird's nest (Plant)
=450  \\$aCarrot
=450  \\$aDaucus carota
=450  \\$aQueen Anne's lace (Plant)
=450  \\$aWild carrot
=550  \\$wg$aDaucus
=670  \\$aWeb. 3.
=670  \\$aITIS, Mar. 10, 2001$b(Daucus carota. Vernacular names: Queen Anne's lace, wild carrot, bird's nest)
=670  \\$aPlants database, via WWW, Mar. 10, 2001$b(Daucus carota L., Queen Anne's lace; Daucus carota L. ssp. carota, wild carrot; Daucus carota L. ssp. sativus (Hoffm.) Arcang., carrot)
=681  \\$iExample under$aRoot crops
=750  \2$aDaucus carota$5IEN$0(DNLM)D018552

=LDR  00513cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362018402441
=005  20120730162651.0
=008  930323i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85020471 
=035  \\$aBZM0377NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRA641.5
=150  \\$aCarrier state (Communicable diseases)
=450  \\$aCarriers of disease
=450  \\$aDisease carrier state
=550  \\$wg$aCommunicable diseases$xTransmission
=550  \\$wg$aInfection
=750  \2$aCarrier State$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002353

=LDR  00500cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362018502441
=005  20060630093032.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85020470 
=035  \\$aBZM0376NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \0$aQP552.C34
=150  \\$aCarrier proteins
=450  \\$aBinding proteins
=450  \\$aTransport proteins
=550  \\$wg$aBiological transport
=550  \\$wg$aProtein binding
=550  \\$wg$aProteins
=750  \2$aCarrier Proteins$0(DNLM)D0$5IEN

=LDR  00471cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362018602441
=005  20120730162651.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85020424 
=035  \\$aBZM0330NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aRC422.C26
=150  \\$aCarpal tunnel syndrome
=550  \\$wg$aEntrapment neuropathies
=550  \\$wg$aMedian nerve$xWounds and injuries
=550  \\$wg$aSyndromes
=750  \2$aCarpal Tunnel Syndrome$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002349

=LDR  00403cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362018702441
=005  20120730162651.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85020418 
=035  \\$aBZM0324NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aCarotid sinus
=450  \\$aSinus caroticus
=550  \\$wg$aCarotid artery
=690  \\$ar:AMD:6/19/90
=750  \2$aCarotid Sinus$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002346

=LDR  00319cz  a2200121n  4500
=001  9880362018802441
=005  20130506130608.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|n\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85020417 
=035  \\$aBZM0323NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aCarotid body$xTumors
=750  \2$aCarotid Body Tumor$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002345

=LDR  00934cz  a2200313n  4500
=001  9880362018902441
=005  20120730162651.0
=008  860211||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85020416 
=035  \\$aBZM0322NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQM371$cHuman anatomy
=053  \\$aQP368.8$cPhysiology
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=450  \\$wnne$aCarotid gland
=450  \\$aCarotid glomus
=450  \\$aGlomus caroticum
=450  \\$aIntercarotid body
=450  \\$aNodulus caroticus
=550  \\$wg$aChemoreceptors
=550  \\$wg$aNonchromaffin paraganglia
=550  \\$aRespiration$xRegulation
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Chemoreceptors in respiratory control, 1986.
=670  \\$aStedman's med. dict.
=670  \\$aDorland's med. dict.
=670  \\$aBest and Taylor's Physiological basis of med. practice.
=670  \\$aMESH.
=690  \\$ar:AMD:6/19/90
=750  \2$aCarotid Body$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002344

=LDR  00427cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362019002441
=005  20120730162651.0
=008  940124i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85020414 
=035  \\$aBZM0320NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aCarotid artery thrombosis
=550  \\$wg$aCarotid artery$xDiseases
=550  \\$wg$aCerebral embolism and thrombosis
=750  \2$aCarotid Artery Thrombosis$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002341

=LDR  00353cz  a2200133n  4500
=001  9880362019102441
=005  20120730162651.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|n\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85020410 
=035  \\$aBZM0316NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aCarotid artery$xDiseases
=690  \\$ar:AMD:6/19/90
=750  \2$aCarotid Artery Diseases$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002340

=LDR  00334cz  a2200133n  4500
=001  9880362019202441
=005  20120730162651.0
=008  860211||\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85020409 
=035  \\$aBZM0315NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aCarotid artery
=550  \\$wg$aArteries
=750  \2$aCarotid Arteries$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002339

=LDR  00577cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880362019302441
=005  20120730162651.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85020408 
=035  \\$aBZM0314NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQK898.C34$cBotanical chemistry
=053  \\$aQP671.C35$cAnimal biochemistry
=150  \\$aCarotenoids
=450  \\$wnne$aCarotinoids
=450  \\$aChromolipids
=450  \\$aLipochromes
=450  \\$aLuteins
=550  \\$wg$aPigments (Biology)
=550  \\$wg$aTerpenes
=750  \2$aCarotenoids$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002338

=LDR  00406cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362019402441
=005  20120730162651.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85020385 
=035  \\$aBZM0291NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aQP552.C3$cAnimal biochemistry
=150  \\$aCarnosine
=550  \\$wg$aNeuropeptides
=550  \\$wg$aOligopeptides
=750  \2$aCarnosine$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002336

=LDR  02772cz  a2200253n  4500
=001  9880362019502441
=005  20120730162650.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85020383 
=035  \\$aBZM0289NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dWaU$dDLC
=053  \0$aQL737.C2$bQL737.C28
=150  \\$aCarnivora
=360  \\$iindividual carnivorous animals
=450  \\$aCarnivores
=550  \\$wg$aMammals
=550  \\$wg$aPredatory animals
=670  \\$aWikipedia, Nov. 22, 2010$b(A carnivore, meaning "meat eater," is an organism that derives its energy and nutrient requirements from a diet consisting mainly or exclusively of animal tissue, whether through predation or scavenging. The word "carnivore" sometimes refers to the mammalian Order Carnivora, but this is somewhat misleading. Although many Carnivora fit the definition of being exclusively meat eaters, not all do. For example, most species of bears are omnivorous, except for the giant panda, which is almost exclusively herbivorous, and the carnivorous polar bear. In addition, many carnivorous species are not members of Carnivora.)
=670  \\$aDictionary.com, Nov. 22, 2010$b(carnivore: 1. an animal that eats flesh. 2. a flesh-eating mammal of the order Carnivora, comprising the dogs, cats, bears, seals, and weasels. 3. an insectivorous plant)
=670  \\$aMammal species of the world, 3rd ed., via WWW, Nov. 22, 2010$b(Order Carnivora, Class Mammalia; includes suborder Feliformia, with families Felidae, Viverridae, Eupleridae, Nandiniidae, Herpestidae, Hyaenidae; and suborder Caniformia, with families Canidae, Ursidae, Otariidae, Odobenidae, Phocidae, Mustelidae, Mephitidae, Procyonidae, Ailuridae)
=670  \\$aMcGraw-Hill dict. of scientific and technical terms, c2003$b(Carnivora: A large order of placental mammals, including dogs, bears, and cats, that is primarily adapted for predation as evidenced by dentition and jaw articulation; carnivorous: Eating flesh or, as in plants, subsisting on nutrients obtained from animal protoplasm); Henderson's dict. of biological terms, 2000 |b (Carnivora: order of flesh-eating mammals containing the suborders Fissipedia, comprising the terrestrial carnivores, and Pinnipedia, the aquatic carnivores (seals, walruses and sea-lions); carnivore: animal that feeds on other animals, esp. the flesh-eating mammals (Carnivora) such as dogs, cats, bears and seals, which feed on meat or fish; carnivorous: 1) flesh-eating; 2) appl. certain plants that trap and digest insects and other small animals)
=680  \\$iHere are entered works on mammals in the order Carnivora. Works on flesh-eating animals in general are entered under$aCarnivorous animals.
=681  \\$iNote under$aCarnivorous animals
=750  \2$aCarnivora$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002335

=LDR  00394cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362019602441
=005  20120730162650.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85020330 
=035  \\$aBZM0236NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aCarisoprodol
=450  \\$aSoma (Drug)
=550  \\$wg$aMuscle relaxants
=690  \\$ar:AMD:6/19/90
=750  \2$aCarisoprodol$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002328

=LDR  00977cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880362019702441
=005  20080214090859.0
=008  040116i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85020312 
=035  \\$aBZM0218NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aNC1300$bNC1763
=150  \\$aCaricatures and cartoons
=360  \\$isubdivision$aCaricatures and cartoons$iunder names of individual persons, families, and corporate bodies and under classes of persons, ethnic groups, topical subjects, and individual wars, for collections or discussions of caricatures or pictorial humor about these persons or topics; and headings for individual cartoon characters, e.g.$aMickey Mouse (Fictitious character)
=450  \\$aCartoons
=450  \\$aHumorous illustrations
=450  \\$aIllustrations, Humorous
=450  \\$aPictures, Humorous
=550  \\$wg$aPictures
=550  \\$aCaricature
=550  \\$aWit and humor, Pictorial
=750  \2$aCaricatures as Topic$0(DNLM)D002325$5IEN

=LDR  00421cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362019802441
=005  20120730162650.0
=008  920417i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85020262 
=035  \\$aBZM0168NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRM666.C364$cTherapeutics
=150  \\$aCarfecillin
=450  \\$aCarbenicillin phenyl sodium
=550  \\$wg$aCarbenicillin
=750  \2$aCarfecillin$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002323

=LDR  00572cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880362019902441
=005  20120730162650.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85020259 
=035  \\$aBZM0165NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQK495.C997$cBotany
=150  \\$aCarex
=450  \\$aCarices
=450  \\$aSedges (Plants)
=550  \\$wg$aCyperaceae
=670  \\$aWeb. 3.
=670  \\$aRandom House.
=670  \\$aLC data base, 2/21/90$b(Carex, sedges, Carices)
=670  \\$aSPN$b(Carex; syn: sedge)
=750  \2$aCarex Plant$5IEN$0(DNLM)D031255

=LDR  00632cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880362020002441
=005  20120730162649.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85020250 
=035  \\$aBZM0156NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQK495.C74
=150  \\$aCarduus
=450  \\$aBristlethistle$5IEN
=450  \\$aBristlethistles
=450  \\$aPlumeless thistles
=550  \\$wg$aCompositae
=550  \\$wg$aThistles
=670  \\$aHortus 3$b(Carduus; Plumeless thistle)
=670  \\$aWeb. 3$b(Carduus; plumeless thistle)
=670  \\$aSPN$b(Carduus; bristlethistle)
=750  \2$aCarduus$5IEN$0(DNLM)D031177

=LDR  00372cz  a2200133n  4500
=001  9880362020102441
=005  20120730162649.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|n\ana\\\\\\
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=001  9880362020202441
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=LDR  00362cz  a2200133n  4500
=001  9880362020302441
=005  20120730162649.0
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=010  \\$ash 85020237 
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=053  \\$aRD598
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=LDR  00467cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362020402441
=005  20070511095224.0
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=150  \\$aCardiovascular system$xDiseases
=450  \\$aCardiovascular diseases
=670  \\$aLC database, 3/4/94$b(Cardiovascular diseases)
=750  \2$aCardiovascular Diseases$0(DNLM)D002318$5IEN

=LDR  00434cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362020502441
=005  20120730162649.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85020227 
=035  \\$aBZM0133NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
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=750  \2$aCardiovascular Abnormalities$5IEN$0(DNLM)D018376

=LDR  00685cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362020602441
=005  20120730162649.0
=008  860211||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85020226 
=035  \\$aBZM0132NU
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=690  \\$ar:AMD:6/19/09
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=LDR  00557cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362020702441
=005  20120730162649.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85020225 
=035  \\$aBZM0131NU
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=690  \\$ar:AMD:6/19/90
=750  \2$aCardiology$xinstrumentation$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002309Q000295

=LDR  00570cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362020802441
=005  20120730162649.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85020222 
=035  \\$aBZM0128NU
=035  \\$aSH 85020222
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aRM345$bRM349
=150  \\$aCardiovascular agents
=450  \\$aCardiac drugs
=450  \\$aCardiovascular drugs
=550  \\$wg$aDrugs
=550  \\$aHeart$xDiseases$xChemotherapy
=670  \\$aPourdy. Handbook of cardiac drugs, 1988.
=750  \2$aCardiovascular Agents$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002317

=LDR  01053cz  a2200265n  4500
=001  9880362020902441
=005  20120730162649.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85020221 
=035  \\$aBZM0127NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aRM349
=150  \\$aCardiotonic agents
=450  \\$aCardiac inotropic agents, Positive
=450  \\$aCardiac stimulants
=450  \\$aCardioprotective agents
=450  \\$aCardiotonic drugs
=450  \\$aCardiotonics
=450  \\$aInotropic agents, Positive cardiac
=450  \\$aMyocardial stimulants
=450  \\$aPositive cardiac inotropic agents
=550  \\$wg$aCardiovascular agents
=550  \\$wg$aStimulants
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=LDR  00484cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362021002441
=005  20120730162648.0
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=010  \\$ash 85020220 
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=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aCardiospasm
=450  \\$aAchalasia of the cardia
=450  \\$aEsophageal achalasia$5IEN
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=550  \\$wg$aSpasms
=690  \\$ar:AMD:6/28/90
=750  \2$aEsophageal Achalasia$5IEN$0(DNLM)D004931

=LDR  00572cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362021102441
=005  20120730162648.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85020219 
=035  \\$aBZM0125NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRD598
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=450  \\$aHeart-lung bypass
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=550  \\$wg$aHeart, Mechanical
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=690  \\$ar:AMD:6/19/90
=750  \2$aCardiopulmonary Bypass$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002315

=LDR  00365cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362021202441
=005  20120730162648.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85020214 
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=550  \\$aHeart$xDiseases
=750  \2$aCardiology$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002309

=LDR  00377cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362021302441
=005  20180326134956.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85020211
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=550  \\$wg$aPhysicians
=750  \2$aCardiologists$0(DNLM)D000072096$5IEN

=LDR  00424cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362021402441
=005  20120730162648.0
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=010  \\$ash 85020209 
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=450  \\$aCardiolipins$5IEN
=550  \\$wg$aAntigens
=550  \\$wg$aPhospholipids
=690  \\$ar:AMD:6/19/90
=750  \2$aCardiolipins$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002308

=LDR  00482cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362021502441
=005  20120730162648.0
=008  911218i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85020206 
=035  \\$aBZM0112NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRC685.C18
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=550  \\$wg$aShock
=750  \2$aShock, Cardiogenic$5IEN$0(DNLM)D012770

=LDR  00539cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362021602441
=005  20120730162648.0
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=010  \\$ash 85020187 
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=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRC685.C
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=450  \\$aHemopericardium
=450  \\$aRose's tamponade
=450  \\$aTamponade, Cardiac
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=550  \\$wg$aPericardium$xDiseases
=690  \\$ar:AMD:6/8/90
=750  \2$aCardiac Tamponade$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002305

=LDR  00384cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362021702441
=005  20120730162648.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85020184 
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=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
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=LDR  00479cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362021802441
=005  20120730162648.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85020183 
=035  \\$aBZM0089NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aCardiac massage
=450  \\$aHeart$xMassage
=450  \\$aHeart massage
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=550  \\$wg$aMassage therapy
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Heart massage)
=750  \2$aHeart Massage$5IEN$0(DNLM)D006336

=LDR  00439cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362021902441
=005  20120730162648.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85020182 
=035  \\$aBZM0088NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aRM349
=150  \\$aCardiac glycosides
=450  \\$aCardiotonic steroids
=550  \\$wg$aCardiotonic agents
=550  \\$wg$aGlycosides
=750  \2$aCardiac Glycosides$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002301

=LDR  00596cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362022002441
=005  20130301110341.0
=008  920330i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85020181 
=035  \\$aBZM0087NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRC683.5.C25$cDiagnosis
=053  \\$aRD598.35.C35$cSurgery
=150  \\$aCardiac catheterization
=450  \\$aHeart$xCatheterization
=450  \\$aHeart catheterization
=550  \\$wg$aCatheterization
=550  \\$wg$aHeart$xDiseases$xDiagnosis
=550  \\$wg$aHeart$xSurgery
=750  \2$aCardiac Catheterization$5IEN$0(DNLM)D006328

=LDR  00554cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362022102441
=005  20120730162648.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85020180 
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=053  \\$aRJ426.C
=150  \\$aCardiac arrest in children
=550  \\$wg$aPediatric cardiology
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=LDR  00593cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362022202441
=005  20120730162647.0
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=053  \\$aRD598.35.I53$cSurgery
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=LDR  00536cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362022302441
=005  20120730162647.0
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=035  \\$aBZM0083NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRC685.C173
=150  \\$aCardiac arrest
=450  \\$aArrest, Cardiac
=450  \\$aCardiopulmonary arrest
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=550  \\$wg$aHeart$xDiseases
=550  \\$aHeart failure
=750  \2$aHeart Arrest$5IEN$0(DNLM)D006323

=LDR  00382cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362022402441
=005  20120730162647.0
=008  860211||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85020175 
=035  \\$aBZM0081NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aCardia
=450  \\$aOstium cardiacum
=550  \\$wg$aStomach
=690  \\$ar:AMD:6/8/90
=750  \2$aCardia$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002299

=LDR  00357cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362022502441
=005  20120730162647.0
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=010  \\$ash 85020174 
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=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aCardenolides
=550  \\$wg$aSteroids
=690  \\$ar:AMD:6/8/90
=750  \2$aCardenolides$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002298

=LDR  00460cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362022602441
=005  20120730162647.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
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=690  \\$ar:AMD:6/8/90
=750  \2$aCarcinoid Heart Disease$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002275

=LDR  00454cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362022702441
=005  20120730162647.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85020159 
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=LDR  00603cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362022802441
=005  20120730162647.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
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=LDR  00603cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362022902441
=005  20100617084355.0
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=LDR  00758cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880362023002441
=005  20140214104229.0
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=LDR  00636cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880362023102441
=005  20120730162647.0
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=001  9880362023202441
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=001  9880362023302441
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=001  9880362023402441
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=LDR  00514cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362023502441
=005  20120730162646.0
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=LDR  00435cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362023602441
=005  20120730162646.0
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=053  \\$aQP613.C37
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=LDR  01826cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362023702441
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=670  \\$aEncyc. Britannica online, Feb. 20, 2013$b(carbonate, any member of two classes of chemical compounds derived from carbonic acid or carbon dioxide. The inorganic carbonates are salts of carbonic acid (H b2 (BCO b3 (B), containing the carbonate ion, CO p2 (B/ b3 (B-, and ions of metals such as sodium or calcium. Inorganic carbonates comprise many minerals (see carbonate mineral) and are the principal constituents of limestones and dolomites; they also comprise the hard parts of many marine invertebrates. Organic carbonates are esters; that is, compounds in which the hydrogen atoms of carbonic acid have been replaced by carbon-containing combining groups such as ethyl, C b2 (BH b5 (B.)
=670  \\$aOxysalts, via WWW alonsoformula, Feb. 20, 2013$b(They are ionic compounds that we obtain them by replacing the hydrogen in a oxyacid by metal cations. named following the same rules for oxyacids, but changing suffixes. For the low oxidation numbers the suffix is -ITE, and the high oxidation numbers the suffix is -ATE. Anion: CO b3 (B2-, Additive names: Trioxidocarbonate(2-), Stoichiometric names: Trioxidocarbonate(2-))
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=001  9880362024102441
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=670  \\$aRandom House$b(buttock, usually buttocks: (in humans) either of two fleshy protuberances forming the lower and back part of the trunk; (in animals) the rump.)
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=001  9880362024202441
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=001  9880362024402441
=005  20120730162628.0
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=150  \\$aButanol
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=450  \\$aButyric alcohols
=550  \\$wg$aAlcohols
=670  \\$aWork cat.: The acetone-butanol fermentation and related topics, 1980-1983, 1983.
=670  \\$aWeb. 3:$bp. 304.
=670  \\$aCA 10th collective index:$bp. 11594CS (Chemical substances), index guide, p. 194G (Butyl alcohol See: Butanol)
=670  \\$aHackh chem. dict.:$bp. 117 (Butyl alcohol)
=670  \\$aCondensed chem. dict.:$bp. 134 (also butyric alcohol)
=670  \\$aMcGraw Hill dict. sci. tech.:$bp. 304 (Butyl alcohol see Butanol)
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=001  9880362024502441
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=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85018352 
=035  \\$aBZL8258NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aButane
=550  \\$wg$aAlkanes
=550  \\$aLiquefied petroleum gas
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Kramer, L.S. In-state use study for propane and butane, 1981.
=670  \\$aWeb. 3:$bp. 303.
=670  \\$aCondensed chem. dict.:$bp. 130.
=750  \2$aButanes$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002073

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=001  9880362024602441
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=035  \\$aBZL8256NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aButadiene
=450  \\$aBivinyl
=550  \\$wg$aDiolefins
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 1981 world butadiene analysis, 1981.
=670  \\$aWeb. 3:$bp. 303.
=670  \\$aCondensed chem. dict.:$bp. 130.
=670  \\$aHackh chem. dict.:$bp. 116.
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=450  \\$aCorporation ethics
=550  \\$wg$aProfessional ethics
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=670  \\$aWork cat.: Berenbeim, R. Global corporate ethics practices, c1999:$bp. 5 (corporate ethics; global business ethics)
=670  \\$aLC database, Dec. 20, 1999$b(ti: Business ethics; Ethics of business; Ethics of business enterprise; Corporation ethics)
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=670  \\$aDemling, R.H. Burn trauma, 1989.
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=670  \\$aAgotamiento profesional y estr�es : hallazgos desde M�exico y otros pa�ises latinoamericanos, 2012:$bp. 4 of cover (agotamiento occupacional (Burnout))
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=450  \\$aAnimal intersexuality
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=450  \\$aIntersexed animals
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=670  \\$aWork cat.: Armstrong, C.N. Intersexuality in vertebrates including man, 1964.
=670  \\$aHay, W.P. Instances of hermaphroditism in crayfishes, 1907.
=670  \\$aLC database, July 12, 2007$b(hermaphroditic fish; intersexuality in the animal kingdom; intersexuality in the Crustacea; intersexuality in placental mammals; intersexuality in vertebrates; m�etazoaires hermaphrodites; female pseudohermaphroditism in the monkey)
=670  \\$aLyon, D. Role reversal, sex change, and intersexuality in animals, 1992, via WWW, July 12, 2007$b(a great range of hermaphrodite and intersexual states exist in fish; intersexes are common in turtles and lizards; intersexuality in birds; animal intersexuality; intersexed animals; intersexual pigs)
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=150  \\$aOverweight teenagers
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=670  \\$aWork cat.: Counseling overweight and obese children and teens, c2008.
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=150  \\$aAphthoviruses
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=670  \\$aSpringer index of viruses, 2001:$bp. 746 (Aphthovirus, genus in Picornaviridae)
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=750  \2$aCysteine Proteinase Inhibitors$5IEN$0(DNLM)D015853

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=550  \\$wg$aProteins
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 2007039062: The cystatin superfamily of proteinase inhibitors, c2007.
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=670  \\$aWilson web thes., Aug. 1, 2007$b(Contrast media; UF: Contrast agents; BT: Radiography)
=670  \\$aDorland medical dict. online, Aug. 1, 2007$b(contrast medium: a substance that is introduced into or around a structure or tissues and has a significant difference from the structure or tissues in the extent of absorption of x-rays, thus allowing radiographic visualization. Called also contrast agent.)
=670  \\$aWikipedia, Aug. 1, 2007$b(contrast medium: in a hospital setting, a contrast medium is any substance that is used to enhance the visibility of structures or fluids within the body. An example of this is the use of a radiopaque substance during an x-ray exam to highlight features that would otherwise be less distinguishable from nearby tissue. Another example is the use of air bubbles during an echocardiogram to search for a shunt in the heart.)
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=550  \\$wg$aMedicine$xSpecialties and specialists
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 2007036032: Miller, Joseph A. Hospitalists, 2007.
=670  \\$aMESH online, Sept. 4, 2007:$bHdg. (Hospitalists) scope note (Physicians who are employed to work exclusively in hospital settings, primarily for managed care organizations. They are the attending or primary responsible physician for the patient during hospitalization)
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=550  \\$aGastrointestinal system$xMicrobiology
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 2007032997: Handbook of prebiotics, 2008.
=670  \\$aWikipedia online, Aug. 15, 2007$b(Prebiotics are a category of functional food, defined as: Non-digestible food ingredients that beneficially affect the host by selectively stimulating the growth and/or activity of one or a limited number of bacteria in the colon, and thus improve host health. Most potential prebiotics are carbohydrates (such as oligosaccharides), but the definition does not exclude the use of non-carbohydrates as prebiotics ... Typical dietary sources of prebiotics are soybeans, Jerusalem artichokes (which contain inulin), raw oats, unrefined wheat and unrefined barley)
=670  \\$aLC database, Aug. 16, 2007$b(titles: prebiotics; prebiotic foods)
=750  \2$aPrebiotics$0(DNLM)D056692$5IEN

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=008  070815i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash2007006549
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aPenis$xErection
=450  \\$aErection, Penis
=450  \\$aPenile erection
=450  \\$aPenile tumescence
=450  \\$aPenis erection
=450  \\$aTumescence, Penile
=550  \\$aPenis pumps
=550  \\$aPenis$xSize
=550  \\$aPriapism
=670  \\$aAmerican Heritage dict.$b(erection)
=670  \\$aRandom House dict.$b(erection)
=670  \\$aWikipedia, Aug. 15, 2007$b(penis erection; penile erection)
=670  \\$aMeSH browser, Sept. 7, 2007 (Penile Erection. Entry terms: Penile Tumescence; Tumescence, Penile)
=750  \2$aPenile Erection$0(DNLM)D010410$5IEN

=LDR  01610cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880363089902441
=005  20080512140836.0
=008  070813i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\c
=010  \\$ash2007006398
=040  \\$aUk$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aPhenazine
=450  \\$aAcridizine
=450  \\$aAzophenylene
=450  \\$aDibenzo-p-diazine
=450  \\$aDibenzopyrazine
=550  \\$wg$aPyrazines
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Swan, G.A. Phenazines, 2007:$bp.vii (Phenazines include many dyestuffs of great commercial importance, and also a few compounds of natural occurrence, namely, certain bacterial pigments)
=670  \\$aOnline Encyclopedia Britannica (1911) www site, 7 Aug. 2007:$bPhenazine page (Phenazine (Azophenylene), in organic chemistry, the parent substance of many dyestuffs, e.g. the eurhodines, toluylene red, indulines and safranines)
=670  \\$aWikipedia www site, 7 Aug. 2007:$bPhenazine page (Phenazine, also called azophenylene, dibenzo-p-diazine, dibenzopyrazine, and acridizine, is a dibenzo annulated pyrazine and the parent substance of many dyestuffs, such as the eurhodines, toluylene red, indulines and safranines)
=670  \\$aChemical Land 21 www site, 7 Aug. 2007:$bPhenazine page (Phenazine is a pyrazine class polycyclic compound which have two nitrogen atoms in the ring. Nitrogen atoms in polycyclic compound form chromophore groups. Phenazine is a yellowish crystal; melting point 170C; slightly soluble in water, soluble in alcohol and ether. It is the parent compound of members of azine dyes such as nigrosines, indulines, and safranine)
=750  \2$aPhenazines$0(DNLM)D010619$5IEN

=LDR  00769cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880363090002441
=005  20080512132126.0
=008  070920i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash2007007263
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC
=053  \0$aRJ53.O25
=150  \\$aOccupational therapy for teenagers
=450  \\$aAdolescent occupational therapy
=550  \\$wg$aTeenagers$xDiseases$xTreatment
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 2007035117: DeLaney, J.V. Working with children and adolescents : a guide for the Occupational Therapy assistant, c2008.
=750  \2$81$wb$aOccpuational Therapy$0(DNLM)D009788$5IEN
=750  \2$81$wb$aAdolescent$0(DNLM)D000293$5IEN
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aOccpuational Therapy$iand$aAdolescent$5IEN

=LDR  01053cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880363090102441
=005  20080512132259.0
=008  070418i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\c
=010  \\$ash2007002601
=040  \\$aCoU-DA$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aOxepins
=450  \\$aOxacycloheptatrienes
=450  \\$aOxepenes
=550  \\$wg$aEthers
=550  \\$wg$aHeterocyclic compounds
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Rosowsky, Andre. Seven-membered heterocyclic compounds containing oxygen and sulfur, 1972:$bp. vii (seven-membered oxygen containing rings, oxepins)
=670  \\$aMESH browser, Apr. 13, 2007$b(MESH heading: Oxepins; Scope note: Compounds based on a 7-membered heterocyclic ring including an oxygen. They can be considered a medium ring ether. A natural source is the MONTANOA plant genus. Some dibenzo-dioxepins, called depsidones, are found in GARCINIA plants; variant, Oxepenes; tree structure, under ethers)
=670  \\$aSciFinder Scholar online, Apr. 13, 2007$b(CA index name, Oxepin; other names: Oxacycloheptatrienes)
=750  \2$aOxepins$0(DNLM)D010082$5IEN

=LDR  01174cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880363090202441
=005  20100301125637.0
=008  070913i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash2007006380
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC
=053  \0$aRM666.B378
=150  \\$aBee products$xTherapeutic use
=450  \\$aApitherapy
=670  \\$aWashington post, Aug. 7, 2007:$bp. F5 ("Honey isn't the only bee product that has excited interest over time for its potentially medicinal properties. Bee venom, bee pollen (flower pollen that bees collect), royal jelly (a substance secreted from the glands of worker bees) and propolis (a tree resin that bees use to seal their hives) are all widely touted on the Web as 'natural' therapeutic substances, said by their vendors to treat everything from rheumatoid arthritis and multiple sclerosis to anxiety and sexual disorders. But while scientific evidence for the use of honey to dress wounds is growing, research supporting claims for other bee products is largely lacking. All fall under the rubric of apitherapy -- the medicinal use of bee products -- and comprise a durable niche of alternative medicine.")
=750  \2$aApitherapy$0(DNLM)D056705$5IEN

=LDR  01143cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880363090302441
=005  20080512130302.0
=008  070718i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash2007005455
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aPromethazine
=450  \\$wnne$aPromethazine hydrochloride
=550  \\$wg$aAntiemetics
=550  \\$wg$aPhenothiazine
=550  \\$wg$aPropylamine
=550  \\$wg$aSedatives
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 79351574: Vester, J. Psychische bijwerkingsverschijnselen van multergan, 1967.
=670  \\$aMeSH browser, July 18, 2007$b(Promethazine. Scope note: A phenothiazine derivative with histamine H1-blocking, antimuscarinic, and sedative properties. It is used as an antiallergic, in pruritus, for motion sickness and sedation, and also in animals.)
=670  \\$aPharmaceutical substances, 2001:$bp. 1725 (Promethazine. Uses: antihistaminic, sedative)
=670  \\$aInter. dict. med. biol.$b(Promethazine hydrochloride: a phenothiazine antihistaminic agent used also as a sedative and antiemetic drug)
=670  \\$aOld catalog heading$b(Promethazine hydrochloride)
=750  \2$aPromethazine$0(DNLM)D011398$5IEN

=LDR  00724cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880363090402441
=005  20080512130814.0
=008  070712i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash2007005214
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aSleep apnea syndromes in children
=550  \\$wg$aPediatric respiratory diseases
=550  \\$wg$aSleep disorders in children
=550  \\$wg$aSyndromes in children
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 2007028739: Carr, Michele M. Pediatric obstructive sleep apnea, 2007.
=750  \2$81$wb$aSleep Apnea Syndromes$0(DNLM)D012891$5IEN
=750  \2$81$wb$aChild$0(DNLM)D002648$5IEN
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aSleep Apnea Syndromes$iand$aChild$5IEN

=LDR  00573cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880363090502441
=005  20110505103702.0
=008  070709i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash2007005060
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC
=053  \0$aQL527.P83$cZoology
=150  \\$aPlanococcus
=550  \\$wg$aMealybugs
=670  \\$aArnett, R. American insects, 2000:$bp. 319 (Planococcus Ferris in family Pseudococcidae)
=670  \\$aCatalogue of life 2007 annual checklist Web site, July 9, 2007$b(Genus Planococcus in family Pseudococcidae)
=750  \2$aPlanococcus Insect$0(DNLM)D058643$5IEN

=LDR  01432cz  a2200241n  4500
=001  9880363090602441
=005  20080512100105.0
=008  070702i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\c
=010  \\$ash2007004890
=040  \\$aCoU-DA$beng$cDLC
=053  \0$aTP248.A9$cChemical technology
=150  \\$aAziridines
=450  \\$aAzacyclopropanes, Saturated
=450  \\$aDimethyleneimines
=450  \\$aEthyleneimines
=450  \\$aSaturated azacyclopropanes
=550  \\$wg$aHeterocyclic compounds
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Dermer, Otis C. Ethylenimine and other aziridines, 1969.
=670  \\$aMESH Browser, Jun. 29, 2007$b(MESH heading: Aziridines; Scope note: Saturated azacyclopropane compounds. They include compounds with substitutions on CARBON or NITROGEN atoms; variants: Azacyclopropanes, Saturated, Dimethyleneimines, Ethyleneimines)
=670  \\$aUllmann's Encyclopedia of Industrial Chemistry via WWW, Jun. 29, 2007$b(Aziridines are three-membered organic heterocycles which contain one nitrogen atom in the ring. All commercially available aziridine derivatives are made from ethylenimine (aziridine) and propylenimine (2-methylaziridine))
=670  \\$aWikipedia, Jun. 29, 2007$b(Aziridines are a group of organic compounds sharing the aziridine functional group which is a three membered heterocycle with one amine group and two methylene groups.)
=670  \\$aOld catalog hdg.$b(Aziridine)
=750  \2$aAziridines$0(DNLM)D001388$5IEN

=LDR  01533cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880363090702441
=005  20140519104440.0
=008  070702||\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\c
=010  \\$ash2007004873
=040  \\$aOrCS$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aMODIS (Spectroradiometer)
=450  \\$aModerate-resolution imaging spectroradiometer
=550  \\$wg$aSpectroradiometer
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Schuetz, Andrea M. Overestimation of cloud cover in the MODIS cloud product, 2007.
=670  \\$aWikipedia, accessed June 28, 2007$b(MODIS (Moderate-resolution Imaging Spectroradiometer) is a payload scientific instrument launched into Earth orbit by NASA in 1999 ... the instruments image the entire Earth every 1 to 2 days. They are designed to provide measurements in large-scale global dynamics including changes in Earth's cloud cover, radiation budget and processes occurring in the oceans, on land, and in the lower atmosphere)
=670  \\$aGoddard DAAC (Goddard Space Flight Center) Moderate-resolution imaging spectroradiometer (MODIS) : data from the Goddard DAAC, 1999.
=670  \\$aGoddard Space Flight Center. MODIS : moderate resolution imaging spectroradiometer, 1995.
=670  \\$aSeemann, Suzanne. MODIS atmospheric profile retrieval algorithm theoretical basis document, 2006.
=670  \\$aGoogle, Aug. 6, 2007$b(320,000 hits for Moderate-resolution imaging spectroradiometer; 3,500,000 hits for MODIS)
=675  \\$aMcGraw-Hill dictionary of scientific and technical terms, 2003
=750  \2$aSatellite Imagery$0(DNLM)D063809$5IEN

=LDR  01575cz  a2200253n  4500
=001  9880363090802441
=005  20120406084442.0
=008  070403i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\c
=010  \\$ash2007002257
=040  \\$aViU$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aPremature death
=450  \\$aEarly death
=450  \\$aMortality, Premature
=450  \\$aPremature mortality
=450  \\$aUntimely death
=550  \\$wg$aDeath
=550  \\$aLife expectancy
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Children remembered : responses to untimely death in the past, 2006:$bp. 1 (How did parents respond to the early deaths of children?)
=670  \\$aKoren, H. Illus. dict. and resource dir. of environmental and occupational health, 2005$b(premature death: a death that occurs before its statistical expectation in an average population; usually attributable to a specific cause.)
=670  \\$aGlobal burden of disease and risk factors, 2006:$bp. 73 (years of life lost to premature death)
=670  \\$aOxford textbook of public health, 2002:$bp. 243 (premature mortality; premature death [in context of the Global Burden of Disease study]: one that occurs before the age to which a person could have expected to survive if he or she were a member of a model population with a life expectancy at birth approximately equal to that of the world's longest surviving population - Japan)
=670  \\$aUntimely death in the New England region, 1980.
=680  \\$iHere are entered works on death that occurs before its statistical expectation in an average population.
=750  \2$aMortality, Premature$0(DNLM)D061213$5IEN

=LDR  00724cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880363090902441
=005  20080512095108.0
=008  070905i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash2007006536
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC
=053  \0$aRJ482.R48
=150  \\$aAdolescent rheumatology
=550  \\$wg$aAdolescent medicine
=550  \\$wg$aRheumatology
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 2007033151: Adolescent rheumatology, c2008.
=750  \2$81$wb$aRheumatic Diseases$0(DNLM)D012216$5IEN
=750  \2$81$wb$aRheumatology$0(DNLM)D012219$5IEN
=750  \2$81$wb$aAdolescent$0(DNLM)D000293$5IEN
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aRheumatic Diseases$ior$aRheumatology$iand$aAdolescent$5IEN

=LDR  01261cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880363091002441
=005  20080512095446.0
=008  070906i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash2007006028
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aMicrobubbles
=450  \\$aMicro-bubbles
=550  \\$wg$aBubbles
=670  \\$aMESH, Aug. 1, 2007$b(Microbubbles; scope note: very small encapsulated gas bubbles (diameters of micrometers) that can be used in diagnostic and therapeutic applications)
=670  \\$aWilson web thes., Aug. 1, 2007$b(Microbubbles; BT: Bubbles)
=670  \\$aBritish medical journal online, 2001, no. 322, accessed online Aug. 1, 2007:$bp. 1222-1225 (Science, medicine, and the future: microbubble contrast agents: a new era in ultrasound; contrast agents are widely used in imaging, but until recently they had little place in ultrasonography. This has changed with the introduction of microbubbles---small (typically 3 micrometers in diameter) gas filled bubbles that are usually injected intravenously)
=670  \\$aA-Z of nanotechnology website, Aug. 1, 2007$b(article: Tracking cancer with micro-bubbles: Using a completely new generation of ultrasound contrast media, also known as micro-bubbles ...)
=750  \2$aMicrobubbles$0(DNLM)D045423$5IEN

=LDR  00681cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880363091102441
=005  20080512095655.0
=008  070906i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\c
=010  \\$ash2007002602
=040  \\$aCoU-DA$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aThiepins
=450  \\$aThiatropilidenes
=550  \\$wg$aOrganosulfur compounds
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Rosowsky, Andre. Seven-membered heterocyclic compounds containing oxygen and sulfur, 1972:$bp. vii (sulfur-containing rings, thiepins)
=670  \\$aMESH browser, Apr. 13, 2007$b(MESH heading: Thiepins)
=670  \\$aSciFinder Scholar, Apr. 13, 2007$b(CA index name: Thiepin; other names: Thiatropilidene)
=750  \2$aThiepins$0(DNLM)D013846$5IEN

=LDR  00731cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880363091202441
=005  20080509152103.0
=008  070830i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash2007006278
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC
=053  \0$aQP801.M39
=150  \\$aMetformin
=450  \\$aDimethylbiguanidine
=450  \\$aDimethylguanylguanidine
=550  \\$wg$aGuanidines
=550  \\$wg$aHypoglycemic agents
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 2007032127: Metformin, 2007.
=670  \\$aMeSH browser, Aug. 7, 2007$b(Metformin; scope note: a biguanide hypoglycemic agent used in the treatment of non-insulin-dependent diabetes mellitus. Entry terms: Dimethylbiguanidine, Dimethylguanylguanidine, Glucophage)
=750  \2$aMetformin$0(DNLM)D008687$5IEN

=LDR  00392cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880363091302441
=005  20080509132345.0
=008  070731i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash2007005915
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC
=053  \0$aQK495.M27$cBotany
=150  \\$aAbelmoschus
=550  \\$wg$aMalvaceae
=670  \\$aHortus 3$b(Abelmoschus Medic. Malvaceae)
=750  \2$aAbelmoschus$0(DNLM)D028483$5IEN

=LDR  00670cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880363091402441
=005  20080509134837.0
=008  070726i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash2007005762
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC
=053  \0$aQR403
=150  \\$aNidoviruses
=450  \\$aNidovirales
=550  \\$wg$aRNA viruses
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 2007030717: Nidoviruses, c2008.
=670  \\$aMESH online, July 26, 2007:$bHdg. (Nidovirales) scope note (an order comprising three families of eukaryotic viruses possessing linear, nonsegmented, positive sense RNA genomes. The families are Coronaviridae; Arteriviridae; and Roniviridae)
=750  \2$aNidovirales$0(DNLM)D028381$5IEN

=LDR  00633cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880363091502441
=005  20120730164532.0
=008  070608i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash2007003976
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aPyrazinamide
=450  \\$aPyrazinecarboxamide
=550  \\$wg$aAntitubercular agents
=550  \\$wg$aPyrazines
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 82147537: Le pyrazinamide 25 ans apr�es, 1980.
=670  \\$aMESH browser, June 7, 2007$b(Pyrazinamide. Scope note: A pyrazine that is used therapeutically as an antitubercular agent. CAS Type 1 name: Pyrazinecarboxamide)
=750  \2$aPyrazinamide$5IEN$0(DNLM)D011718

=LDR  00903cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880363091602441
=005  20080509133957.0
=008  070607i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash2007003957
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aMaleic hydrazide
=450  \\$aMaleic acid hydrazide
=550  \\$wg$aHerbicides
=550  \\$wg$aHydrazines
=550  \\$wg$aMaleic acid
=550  \\$wg$aPlant regulators
=550  \\$wg$aPyridazines
=670  \\$aMeSH browser, June 7, 2007$b(Maleic Hydrazide. Entry term: Maleic Acid Hydrazide. Scope note: 1,2-Dihydro-3,6-pyridazinedione. A herbicide and plant growth regulator; also used to control suckering of tobacco. Its residue in food and tobacco is highly toxic causing CNS disturbances and liver damage. Pharm. action: Herbicides, Plant Growth Regulators)
=670  \\$aOld catalog heading$b(Maleic hydrazide)
=750  \2$aMaleic Hydrazide$0(DNLM)D008300$5IEN

=LDR  00416cz  a2200133n  4500
=001  9880363091702441
=005  20080509135442.0
=008  070607i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash2007003956
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aPyrazines
=550  \\$wg$aHeterocyclic compounds
=670  \\$aMeSH browser, June 7, 2007$b(Pyrazines. In hierarchy for Heterocyclic Compounds, 1-Rings)
=750  \2$aPyrazines$0(DNLM)D011719$5IEN

=LDR  00601cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880363091802441
=005  20080509140305.0
=008  070607i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash2007003953
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aSulfaguanidine
=450  \\$wnne$aSulphaguanidine
=550  \\$wg$aAnti-infective agents
=550  \\$wg$aGuanidines
=550  \\$wg$aSulfanilamides
=670  \\$aMeSH browser, June 7, 2007$b(Sulfaguanidine. Entry term: Sulphaguanidine. Scope note: A sulfanilamide antimicrobial agent that is used to treat enteric infections.)
=750  \2$aSulfaguanidine$0(DNLM)D013414$5IEN

=LDR  00781cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880363091902441
=005  20080509140913.0
=008  070607i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash2007003952
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aSulfamethazine
=450  \\$aSulfadimezine
=450  \\$aSulfadimidine
=450  \\$aSulfamezathine
=450  \\$wnne$aSulphamethazine
=550  \\$wg$aAnti-infective agents
=550  \\$wg$aSulfanilamides
=670  \\$aMeSH browser, June 7, 2007$b(Sulfamethazine. Entry terms: Sulfadimidine, Sulfadimezine, Sulphamezathine. Scope note: A sulfanilamide anti-infective agent. It has a spectrum of antimicrobial action similar to other sulfonamides.)
=670  \\$aOld catalog heading$b(Sulphamethazine)
=750  \2$aSulfamethazine$0(DNLM)D013418$5IEN

=LDR  00587cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880363092002441
=005  20080509140709.0
=008  070607i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash2007003951
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aSulfamoxole
=450  \\$aSulphamoxole
=550  \\$wg$aAntibacterial agents
=550  \\$wg$aSulfanilamides
=670  \\$aMeSH browser, June 7, 2007$b(Sulfamoxole. Entry term: Sulphamoxole. Scope note: A sulfanilamide antibacterial agent.)
=670  \\$aPharmaceutical substances, 2001$b(Sulfamoxole (Sulphamoxole))
=750  \2$aSulfamoxole$0(DNLM)D013423$5IEN

=LDR  00924cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880363092102441
=005  20080509145404.0
=008  070607i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash2007003950
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC
=053  \0$aRM666.S873
=150  \\$aSulfaquinoxaline
=450  \\$aSulfabenzpyrazine
=450  \\$aSulfachinoxalin
=450  \\$wnne$aSulphaquinoxaline
=550  \\$wg$aAntiprotozoal agents
=550  \\$wg$aQuinoxalines
=550  \\$wg$aSulfanilamides
=670  \\$aMeSH browser, June 7, 2007$b(Sulfaquinoxaline. Scope note: An antiprotozoal agent used to combat coccidial infections of swine, cattle, fowl, and other veterinary animals. Also used in controlling outbreaks of fowl typhoid and fowl cholera and in treatment of infectious enteritis. Entry terms: Sulfabenzpyrazine, Sulfachinoxalin)
=670  \\$aOld catalog heading$b(Sulphaquinoxaline)
=750  \2$aSulfaquinoxaline$0(DNLM)D013428$5IEN

=LDR  00562cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880363092202441
=005  20080509145603.0
=008  070607i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash2007003949
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC
=053  \0$aRM666.S875
=150  \\$aSulfathiazoles
=450  \\$wnne$aSulphathiazole
=550  \\$wg$aSulfanilamides
=550  \\$wg$aThiazoles
=670  \\$aMeSH browser, June 7, 2007$b(Sulfathiazoles. annotation: sulfanilamide anti-infectives)
=670  \\$aOld catalog heading$b(Sulphathiazole)
=750  \2$aSulfathiazoles$0(DNLM)D013432$5IEN

=LDR  00590cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880363092302441
=005  20080509133411.0
=008  070607i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash2007003939
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC
=053  \0$aQD401$cChemistry
=150  \\$aAzoles
=550  \\$wg$aHeterocyclic compounds
=550  \\$wg$aOrganonitrogen compounds
=670  \\$aMeSH browser, June 7, 2007$b(Azoles. Scope note: Five membered rings containing a nitrogen atom.)
=670  \\$aGrant & Hackh's chem. dict.$b(azoles: pentaatomic heterocyclic ring compounds)
=750  \2$aAzoles$0(DNLM)D001393$5IEN

=LDR  00670cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880363092402441
=005  20080509141457.0
=008  070607i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash2007003934
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aRM666.S87
=150  \\$aSulfapyridine
=450  \\$wnne$aSulphapyridine
=550  \\$wg$aAntibacterial agents
=550  \\$wg$aPyridine
=550  \\$wg$aSulfanilamides
=670  \\$aMeSH browser, June 7, 2007$b(Sulfapyridine. scope note: Antibacterial, potentially toxic, used to treat certain skin diseases. Entry term: Sulphapyridine)
=670  \\$aOld catalog heading$b(Sulphapyridine)
=750  \2$aSulfapyridine$0(DNLM)D013427$5IEN

=LDR  00969cz  a2200253n  4500
=001  9880363092502441
=005  20080509140518.0
=008  070607i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash2007003932
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC
=053  \0$aRM666.S834
=150  \\$aSulfalene
=450  \\$aSulfamethopyrazine
=450  \\$aSulfamethoxypyrazine
=450  \\$aSulfametopyrazine
=450  \\$aSulfapyrazinemethoxine
=450  \\$wnne$aSulphalene
=550  \\$wg$aAntibacterial agents
=550  \\$wg$aAntimalarials
=550  \\$wg$aPyrazines
=550  \\$wg$aSulfanilamides
=670  \\$aMeSH browser, June 7, 2007$b(Sulfalene. Scope note: Long-acting plasma-bound sulfonamide used for respiratory and urinary tract infections and also for malaria. Entry terms: Sulfamethopyrazine, Sulfamethoxypyrazine, Sulfapyrazinmethoxine, Sulfametopyrazine, Sulphalene, Sulphametopyrazine)
=670  \\$aOld catalog heading$b(Sulphalene)
=750  \2$aSulfalene$0(DLC)(DNLM)D013415$5IEN

=LDR  00639cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880363092602441
=005  20080509141240.0
=008  070607i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash2007003930
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aSulfanilamides
=450  \\$wnne$aSulphanilamide
=550  \\$wg$aAniline
=550  \\$wg$aSulfonamides
=670  \\$aMeSH browser, May 24, 2007$b(Sulfanilamides. Scope note: Compounds based on 4-aminobenzenesulfonamide. The "-anil-" part of the name refers to aniline.  History note: was Sulfanilamide 1963-1974)
=670  \\$aOld catalog heading$b(Sulphanilamide)
=750  \2$aSulfanilamides$0(DNLM)D013424$5IEN

=LDR  00595cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880363092702441
=005  20080509133725.0
=008  070604i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash2007003844
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aCyanates
=550  \\$wg$aOrganic compounds
=670  \\$aMeSH browser, June 4, 2007$b(Cyanates. Scope note: Organic salts of cyanic acid containing the -OCN radical)
=670  \\$aGrant & Hackh's chem. dict$b(cyanate)
=670  \\$aInter. dict,. med. biol.$b(cyanate: the ion CNO-, or a salt containing it, or an ester of HO-CN)
=750  \2$aCyanates$0(DNLM)D003485$5IEN

=LDR  00612cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880363092802441
=005  20080509145942.0
=008  070531i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash2007003784
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aSulfur acids
=450  \\$aSulfurous acids
=550  \\$wg$aAcids
=550  \\$wg$aSulfur compounds
=670  \\$aMeSH browser, May 31, 2007$b(Sulfur Acids. Entry term: Sulfurous Acids. Scope note: Inorganic or organic acids that contain sulfur as an integral part of the molecule.)
=670  \\$aGrant & Hackh's chem. dict.$b(sulfur acids)
=750  \2$aSulfur Acids$0(DNLM)D013456$5IEN

=LDR  00852cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880363092902441
=005  20080509133001.0
=008  070315i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\c
=010  \\$ash2007001705
=040  \\$aWaU$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aArylsulfonates
=450  \\$aAryl sulfonates
=550  \\$wg$aSulfonates
=670  \\$aMeSH browser, Mar. 13, 2007$b(Arylsulfonates. UF Aryl Sulfonates. Organic sulfonic acid esters or salts which contain an aromatic hydrocarbon radical)
=670  \\$aMedical dictionary online, Mar. 13, 2007$b(Aryl Sulfonates; Arylsulfonates. Organic sulfonic acid esters or salts which contain an aromatic hydrocarbon radical)
=670  \\$aGoogle search, Mar. 13, 2007$b(25,200 hits for Arylsulfonates; 19,800 for Arylsulphonates; 49,500 for "Aryl sulfonates"; 18,000 for "Aryl sulphonates")
=750  \2$aArylsulfonates$0(DNLM)D001190$5IEN

=LDR  00935cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880363093002441
=005  20080509132618.0
=008  070607i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash2003008321
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQP563.A38
=150  \\$aAgmatine
=450  \\$aAminobutylguanidine
=450  \\$aAminoguanidinebutane
=550  \\$wg$aArginine
=550  \\$wg$aGuanidines
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 2003025207: Agmatine and imidazolines : their novel receptors and enzymes, c2003.
=670  \\$aJuo, P-S. Concise dict. of biomedicine and molecular biology, 2002$b(agmatine: a compound formed by the decarboxylation of arginine)
=670  \\$aOxford dict. of biochemistry and molecular biology, 1997$b(agmatine 1-amino-4-guanidobutane: a putative endogenous ligand for imidazoline receptors synthesized from arginine by the enzyme arginine decarboxylase)
=675  \\$aMeSH
=750  \2$aAgmatine$0(DNLM)D000376$5IEN

=LDR  00486cz  a2200133n  4500
=001  9880363093102441
=005  20120730164532.0
=008  070816i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|n\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash2007006640
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aRespiratory organs$xAbnormalities
=667  \\$aRecord generated for validation purposes.
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Cardiovascular, respiratory, gastrointestinal, and genitourinary malformations, c1982
=750  \2$aRespiratory System Abnormalities$5IEN$0(DNLM)D015619

=LDR  01733cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880363093202441
=005  20080509110336.0
=008  070816i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash2007006045
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC
=053  \0$aQP702.C55
=150  \\$aChondroitin sulfates
=550  \\$wg$aGlycosaminoglycans
=550  \\$wg$aSulfates
=670  \\$aMeSH browser, Aug. 1, 2007$b(Chondroitin Sulfates. Scope note: Derivatives of chondroitinwhich have a sulfate moiety esterified to the galactosamine moiety of chondroitin. Chondroitin sulfate B (beta heparin; dermatan sulfate) is a misnomer and this compound is not a true chondroitin sulfate.)
=670  \\$aOxford dict. of biochemistry and molecular biology, 2006$b(chondroitin sulfate: any member of a group of 10-60 kDa glycosaminoglycans widely distributed in cartilage and other mammalian connective tissue. Two subgroups exist.)
=670  \\$aInter. dict. med. biol.$b(chondroitin sulfate: a glycosaminoglycan composed of alternate residues of beta-D-glucuronic acid, glycosated on O-4, and beta-D-N-acetylgalactosamine 4- or 6-sulfate, glycosated on O-3. Both chondroitin 4-sulfate and chondroitin 6-sulfate occur, and are a major constituent of cartilage.)
=670  \\$aArtihritis Foundation Alternative therapies Web site, Aug. 1, 2007$b(Glucosamine and chondroitin sulfate are substances found naturally in the body. Glucosamine is a form of amino sugar that is believed to play a role in cartilage formation and repair. Chondroitin sulfate is part of a large protein molecule (proteoglycan) that gives cartilage elasticity. Both glucosamine and chondroitin sulfate are sold as dietary or nutritional supplements.)
=750  \2$aChondroitin Sulfates$0(DNLM)D002809$5IEN-M

=LDR  00690cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880363093302441
=005  20100722080102.0
=008  070702i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash2007004894
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aNanofibers
=550  \\$wg$aFibers
=550  \\$wg$aNanostructured materials
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 2007027362: Science and technology of polymer nanofibers, 2008.
=670  \\$aASTI, viewed July 2, 2007$b(subject term: Nanofibers)
=670  \\$aInspec, viewed July 2, 2007$b(uncontrolled indexing: continuous polymer nanofibers)
=670  \\$aEI compendex, viewed July 2, 2007$b(uncontrolled identifier: Nanofibers)
=750  \2$aNanofibers$0(DNLM)D057139$5IEN

=LDR  00796cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880363093402441
=005  20080509113230.0
=008  070629i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash2007004836
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aFlaviviral diseases
=450  \\$aFlaviridae infections
=450  \\$aFlavivirus infections
=550  \\$wg$aVirus diseases
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 2007360585: New treatment strategies for dengue and other flaviviral diseases, 2006.
=670  \\$aMeSH browser, June 29, 2007$b(Flaviridae infections: infections with viruses of the family Flaviviridae; Flavivirus Infections: infections with viruses of the genus Flavivirus, family Flaviviridae)
=670  \\$aGoogle search, June 29, 2007$b(Flaviviral diseases)
=750  \2$aFlaviviridae Infections$0(DNLM)D018178$5IEN

=LDR  00863cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880363093502441
=005  20080509113936.0
=008  070629i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash2007004834
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aNeuroprotective agents
=450  \\$aNeuroprotectants
=450  \\$aNeuroprotective drugs
=550  \\$wg$aDrugs
=670  \\$aMeSH browser, June 29, 2007$b(Neuroprotective Agents. Entry terms: Neuroprotectants; Neuroprotective Drugs. Scope note: Drugs intended to prevent damage to the brain or spinal cord from ischemia, stroke, convulsions, or trauma. Some must be administered before the event, but others may be effective for some time after. They act by a variety of mechanisms, but often directly or indirectly minize the damage produced by endogenous excitatory amino acids.)
=750  \2$aNeuroprotective Agents$0(DNLM)D018696$5IEN

=LDR  00902cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880363093602441
=005  20080509111147.0
=008  070629i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash2007004830
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aDopamine uptake inhibitors
=450  \\$aDopamine reuptake inhibitors
=450  \\$aInhibitors, Dopamine uptake
=450  \\$aReuptake inhibitors, Dopamine
=450  \\$aUptake inhibitors, Dopamine
=550  \\$wg$aNeurotransmitter uptake inhibitors
=670  \\$aMeSH browser, June 29, 2007$b(Dopamine Uptake Inhibitors. Entry terms: Dopamine Reuptake Inhibitors; Reuptake Inhibitors, Dopamine; Uptake Inhibitors, Dopamine. Scope note: Drugs that block the transport of dopamine into axon terminals or into storage vesicles within terminals. Most of the adrenergic uptake inhibitors also inhibit domamine uptake.)
=750  \2$aDopamine Uptake Inhibitors$0(DNLM)D018765$5IEN

=LDR  00677cz  a2200133n  4500
=001  9880363093702441
=005  20080509110658.0
=008  070629i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash2007004827
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aConvulsants
=550  \\$wg$aCentral nervous system stimulants
=670  \\$aMeSH browser, June 29, 2007$b(Convulsants. Scope note: Substances that act in the brain stem or spinal cord to produce tonic or clonic convulsions, often by removing normal inhibitory tone. They were formerly used to stimulate respiration or as antidotes to barbiturate overdoes. They are now most commonly used as experimental tools.)
=750  \2$aConvulsants$0(DNLM)D003292$5IEN

=LDR  01120cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880363093802441
=005  20080509105450.0
=008  070628i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash2007004820
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aCentral nervous system stimulants
=450  \\$aAnaleptic agents
=450  \\$aAnaleptic drugs
=450  \\$aAnaleptics
=450  \\$aCentral stimulants
=450  \\$aCNS stimulants
=550  \\$wg$aStimulants
=670  \\$aMeSH browser, May 10, 2007$b(Central Nervous System Stimulants. Entry terms: Analeptics, Analeptic Agents, Analeptic Drugs, Central Stimulants. Entry version: CNS Stimulants. Scope note: A loosely defined group of drugs that tend to increase behavioral alertness, agitation, or excitation. They work by a variety of mechanisms, but usually not by direct excitation of neurons. The many drugs that have such actions as side effects to their main therapeutic use are not included here.)
=670  \\$aDorland's medical dict.$b(stimulant, central stimulant: a stimulant of the central nervous system)
=750  \2$aCentral Nervous System Stimulants$0(DNLM)D000697$5IEN

=LDR  00706cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880363093902441
=005  20080323142313.0
=008  070427i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash2007001218
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC
=053  \0$aQP625.Q33
=150  \\$aQuadruplex nucleic acids
=450  \\$aG-quadruplexes
=450  \\$aG-tetrads
=450  \\$aGuanine quadruplexes
=450  \\$aTetraplex nucleic acids
=550  \\$wg$aNucleic acids
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 2007367383: Quadruplex nucleic acids, c2006.
=670  \\$aMESH Supplementary Concept Data$b(quadruplex DNA)
=670  \\$aWikipedia$b(G-quadruplex)
=670  \\$aG-Quadruplex World (a blog).
=750  \2$aG-Quadruplexes$0(DNLM)D054856$5IEN

=LDR  00742cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880363094002441
=005  20070614092508.0
=008  070412i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash2007001873
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC
=053  \0$aQP552.S32
=150  \\$aSemaphorins
=450  \\$aSemaphorin
=550  \\$wg$aCarrier proteins
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 2007011220: Semaphorins, c2007.
=670  \\$aMeSH:$b(Semaphorins. Entry term: Semaphorin)
=670  \\$aBio. Ag. Index, Mar. 22, 2007$b(Hdg.: Semaphorins)
=670  \\$aWikipedia, Mar. 22, 2007$b(Semaphorins are a class of secreted and membrane proteins that act as axonal growth cone guidance molecular. There are 8 major classes of semaphorins)
=750  \2$aSemaphorins$0(DNLM)D039961$5IEN

=LDR  00435cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880363094102441
=005  20070614090954.0
=008  070412i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash2007001788
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC
=053  \0$aR857.D36
=150  \\$aDendrimers in medicine
=550  \\$wg$aBiomedical materials
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 2007011116: Klajnert, Barbara. Dendrimers in medicine, 2007.
=750  \2$aDendrimers$0(DNLM)D050091$5IEN

=LDR  00568cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880363094202441
=005  20070614091711.0
=008  070308i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\c
=010  \\$ash2007001498
=040  \\$aMMiltC$beng$cDLC
=053  \0$aTD883.17
=150  \\$aIndoor air quality
=450  \\$aQuality of indoor air
=550  \\$wg$aAir quality
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Yocom, J.E. Measuring indoor air quality, c1991.
=670  \\$aHays, S.M. Indoor air quality, c1995.
=670  \\$aMeyer, C. Indoor air quality, 1983.
=750  \2$aAir Pollution, Indoor$0(DNLM)D016902$5IEN

=LDR  01863cz   2200253n  4500
=001  9880363094302441
=005  20220811112611.0
=008  070109i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\c
=010  \\$ash2007000158
=040  \\$aWaU$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aActinobacteria
=450  \\$aActinomycetes
=550  \\$wg$aGram-positive bacteria
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Steger, K. Composition of microbial communities in composts, 2006:$babstr. (Actinobacteria)
=670  \\$aMeSH browser, Jan. 8, 2007$b(Actinobacteria. UF Actinomycetes, High G+C Gram-Positive Bacteria. Class of bacteria with diverse morphological properties. In MeSH tree structure, listed under Gram-Positive Bacteria)
=670  \\$aWikipedia, Jan. 7, 2007$b(The Actinobacteria or Actinomycetes are a group of Gram-positive bacteria. Most are found in the soil, and they include some of the most common soil life, playing an important role in decomposition of organic materials, such as cellulose and chitin.)
=670  \\$aDictionnaire de bactériologie vétérinaire, via WWW, Jan. 8, 2007$b(class Actinobacteria)
=670  \\$aList of bacterial names with standing in nomenclature, via WWW, Jan. 8, 2007$b(Actinobacteria Stackebrandt et al. 1997, classis nov.; actinomycete group of bacteria of diverse morphological properties; note: According to Rules 15, 22 and 27(3), the class Actinobacteria is illegitimate because it was proposed without the designation of a nomenclatural type)
=750  \2$aActinobacteria$0(DNLM)D039903$5IEN
=750  \2$iNarrower mapping$aNocardioides$0(DNLM)D000083962$4NM$5IEN-M
=750  \2$iNarrower mapping$aNocardiopsis$0(DNLM)D000086262$4NM$5IEN-M
=750  \2$iNarrower mapping$aPseudonocardia$0(DNLM)D000084382$4NM$5IEN-M
=750  \2$iNarrower mapping$aThermobifida$0(DNLM)D000086324$4NM$5IEN-M
=750  \2$iNarrower mapping$aThermomonospora$0(DNLM)D000084442$4NM$5IEN-M

=LDR  00740cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880363094402441
=005  20070614083533.0
=008  070322i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash2007001355
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC
=053  \0$aQR353.5.R5
=150  \\$aWolbachia
=550  \\$wg$aRickettsiaceae
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 2007007801: Wolbachia, 2006.
=670  \\$aMeSH, March 1, 2007$b(Hdg. Wolbachia)
=670  \\$aWikipedia online, March 1, 2007$b(Wolbachia is a genus of inherited bacterium that infects arthropod species, including a high proportion of all insects. It is one of the world's most common parasitic microbes and is potentially the most common reproductive parasite in the biosphere)
=750  \2$aWolbachia$0(DNLM)D020577$5IEN

=LDR  00486cz  a2200133n  4500
=001  9880363094502441
=005  20070821165819.0
=008  070207i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash2007000823
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aPestivirus infections
=550  \\$wg$aFlaviviral diseases
=670  \\$aMeSH browser, Feb. 7, 2007$b(Pestivirus Infections. Scope note: Infections with viruses of the genus Pestivirus, family Flaviviridae)
=750  \2$aPestivirus Infections$0(DNLM)D018182$5IEN

=LDR  00791cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880363094602441
=005  20070613131013.0
=008  070307i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash2007001094
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC
=053  \0$aQH447.8.R47
=150  \\$aReporter genes
=550  \\$wg$aGenes
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 2007004637: Reporter genes for mammalian systems, c2007.
=670  \\$aMeSH, Feb. 21 2007$b(Hdg.: Genes, Reporter; scope note: Genes whose expression is easily detectable and therefore used to study promoter activity at many positions in a target genome. In recombinant DNA technology, these genes may be attached to a promoter region of interest)
=670  \\$aGoogle search, Feb. 21, 2007$b(671,000 hits, exact phrase search)
=750  \2$aGenes, Reporter$0(DNLM)D017930$5IEN

=LDR  00582cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880363094702441
=005  20070613130242.0
=008  070309i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash2007000761
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC
=053  \0$aRJ416.L95
=150  \\$aLymphomas in children
=550  \\$wg$aTumors in children
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 2006927155: Pediatric lymphomas, c2007.
=750  \2$81$wb$aLymphoma$0(DNLM)D008223$5IEN
=750  \2$81$wb$aChild$0(DNLM)D002648$5IEN
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aLymphoma$iand$aChild$5IEN

=LDR  00499cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880363094802441
=005  20070613131227.0
=008  070309||\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash2007000716
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aSigma receptors
=550  \\$wg$aDrug receptors
=550  \\$wg$aProteins
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 2006928837: Sigma receptors : chemistry, cell biology and clinical applications, c2007.
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Receptors, sigma)
=750  \2$aReceptors, sigma$0(DNLM)D017480$5IEN

=LDR  01354cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880363094902441
=005  20070613090108.0
=008  070301i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash2007000824
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC
=053  \0$aSF802
=150  \\$aHemorrhagic septicemia
=450  \\$aHemorrhagic bacteremia
=550  \\$wg$aBacteremia
=550  \\$wg$aBacterial diseases in animals
=670  \\$aMeSH browser, Feb. 7, 2007$b(Hemorrhagic Septicemia. Entry terms: Hemorrhagic Bacteremia. Scope note: Any of several bacterial diseases, usually caused by Pasteurella multocida, marked by the presence of hemorrhagic areas in the subcutaneous tissues, serous membranes, muscles, lymph glands, and throughout the internal organs. The diseases primarily affect animals and rarely humans.)
=670  \\$aMerck vet. manual, 2005:$bp. 607 (Hemorrhagic septicemia is an acute pasteurellosis caused by particular serotypes of Pasteurella multocida and manifested by an acute and highly fatal septicemia principally in cattle and water buffaloes. HS is seen infrequently in swine and even less commonly in sheep and goats.)
=670  \\$aBlack's vet. dict.$b(Haemorrhagic septicaemia. Buffaloes and cattle are the animals mainly infected but the disease occurs also in camels, goats, sheep, pigs and horses.)
=750  \2$aHemorrhagic Septicemia$0(DNLM)D006483$5IEN

=LDR  01187cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880363095002441
=005  20070613085511.0
=008  070103i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\c
=010  \\$ash2007000009
=040  \\$aABAU$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aEndotoxemia
=550  \\$wg$aBacteremia
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Koenitzer, J.R. Hydrogen sulfide mediation of aortic vessel tension is oxygen-dependent and modulated by endotoxemia, 2006.
=670  \\$aMESH (Online), Dec. 27, 2006$b(Endotoxemia -- A condition characterized by the presence of endotoxins in the blood. On lysis, the outer cell wall of gram-negative bacteria enters the systemic circulation and initiates a pathophysiologic cascade of pro-inflammatory mediators)
=670  \\$aDorland's illustrated medical dictionary, 2000$b(endotoxemia -- the presence of endotoxins in the blood, which may result in shock)
=670  \\$aStedman, T.L. Stedman's medical dictionary, 2000$b(Endotoxemia -- Presence in the blood of endotoxins, which, if derived from Gram-negative rod-shaped bacteria, may cause a generalized Shwartzman phenomenon with shock)
=675  \\$aWeb. 3;$aBlack's medical dictionary, 2004
=750  \2$aEndotoxemia$0(DNLM)D019446$5IEN

=LDR  01358cz  a2200241n  4500
=001  9880363095102441
=005  20070612135039.0
=008  070216i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash2007000497
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC
=053  \0$aRM666.D567
=150  \\$aDiosmin
=450  \\$aBarosmin
=450  \\$aDiosmetin rutinoside
=550  \\$wg$aBenzopyrans
=550  \\$wg$aBioflavonoids
=550  \\$wg$aDietary supplements
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 2007002925: Murry, F. Health benefits derived from sweet orange : diosmin supplements from citrus provide soothing relief for chronic venous insufficiency, varicose veins, hemorrhoids, leg ulcers, ankle swelling, complications of diabetes, and other conditions of the lower extremities, c2007.
=670  \\$aAlternative medicine review, Sept. 2004, via WWW, Jan. 24, 2006$b(Diosmin: a naturally occuring flavonoid glycoside that can be isolated from various plant sources or derived from the flavonoid Hesperin)
=670  \\$aMESH browser, Jan . 24, 2006$b(Diosamin. Entry term Barosmin. Scope note: A brioflavonoid that strengthens vascular walls.)
=670  \\$aWikipedia, Jan. 24, 2006$b(Diosmin: a semisynthetic phlebotropic drug, a member of the flavonoid family)
=670  \\$aPubChem. compound summary, Jan. 24, 2006$b(Diosmin [INN], Diosmetin 7-0-rutinoside)
=750  \2$aDiosmin$0(DNLM)D004145$5IEN

=LDR  00870cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880363095202441
=005  20150311134048.0
=008  070216i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash2007000089
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC
=053  \0$aRC124.48
=150  \\$aChikungunya
=550  \\$wg$aTogavirus infections
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 2006484949: Lombard, Jean. L'�epid�emie moderne et la culture du malheur, c2006.
=670  \\$aWikipedia online, Jan. 8, 2007$b(a relatively rare form of viral fever caused by an alphavirus that is spread by mosquito bites from the Aedes aegypti mosquito ... the name is derived from the Makonde word meaning "that which bends up" in reference to the stooped posture developed as a result of the arthritic symptoms of the disease)
=670  \\$aMeSH online, Jan. 8, 2007$b(Chikungunya virus)
=750  \2$aChikungunya Fever$0(DNLM)D065632$5IEN

=LDR  01207cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880363095302441
=005  20130307090332.0
=008  070206i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash2007000197
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aBrain-computer interfaces
=450  \\$aBCIs (Brain-computer interfaces)
=450  \\$aBrain-machine interfaces
=450  \\$aComputer-brain interfaces
=450  \\$aDirect neural interfaces
=550  \\$wg$aUser interfaces (Computer systems)
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 2007000517: Toward brain-computer interfacing, c2007:$bCIP galley (brain-computer interfaces; BCIs)
=670  \\$aWikipedia, Jan. 12, 2007$b(Brain-computer interface (BCI), sometimes called a direct neural interface or a brain-machine interface is a direct communication pathway between human or animal brain (or brain cell culture) and an external device. In one-way BCIs, computers either accept commands from the brain or send signals to it (For example, to restore vision) but not both. Two-way BCIs would allow brains and external devices to exchange information in both directions but have yet to be successfully implanted in animals or humans)
=750  \2$aBrain-Computer Interfaces$0(DNLM)D062207$5IEN

=LDR  02247cz  a2200277n  4500
=001  9880363095402441
=005  20070612123811.0
=008  061218i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\c
=010  \\$ash2006020260
=040  \\$aWaU$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aBarrett's esophagus
=450  \\$aBarrett epithelium
=450  \\$aBarrett esophagus
=450  \\$aBarrett syndrome
=450  \\$aBarrett's epithelium
=450  \\$aBarrett's syndrome
=450  \\$aEpithelium, Barrett's
=450  \\$aEsophagus, Barrett's
=550  \\$wg$aEsophagus$xAbnormalities
=550  \\$wg$aEsophagus$xPrecancerous conditions
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Jones, M.R. Investigation of the Barrett's esophagus cell line by capillary electrophoresis, 2006.
=670  \\$aMeSH browser, Dec. 14, 2006$b(Barrett Esophagus. A condition with damage to the lining of the lower ESOPHAGUS resulting from chronic acid reflux (ESOPHAGITIS, REFLUX). Through the process of metaplasia, the squamous cells are replaced by a columnar epithelium with cells resembling those of the INTESTINE or the salmon-pink mucosa of the STOMACH. Barrett's columnar epithelium is a marker for severe reflux and precursor to ADENOCARCINOMA of the esophagus. Entry terms: Barrett Syndrome; Esophagus, Barrett; Barrett Epithelium; Barrett's Esophagus; Barrett's Syndrome)
=670  \\$aDorland's medical dictionary, via MerckSource Web site, Dec. 18, 2006$b(Barrett's epithelium, syndrome (esophagus), ulcer - see under epithelium, syndrome, and ulcer;  Barrett's epithelium: the metaplastic columnar epithelium of the esophagus seen in Barrett's syndrome; Barrett's syndrome: intestinal metaplasia of the lower esophagus, often with stricture and rarely with peptic ulcer, due to the presence of columnar-lined epithelium in the esophagus, sometimes containing functional mucous cells, parietal cells, or chief cells, instead of the normal squamous cell epithelium. It is premalignant and is followed by esophageal adenocarcinoma. Called also Barrett's esophagus)
=670  \\$aOCLC, Dec. 14, 2006$b(Barrett's esophagus, Barrett's oesophagus; Barrett esophagus; Barrett's syndrome; Barrett's epithelium)
=670  \\$aLC database, Dec. 14, 2006$b(Barrett's esophagus)
=750  \2$aBarrett Esophagus$0(DNLM)D001471$5IEN

=LDR  00952cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880363095502441
=005  20070612123310.0
=008  061219i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash2006008925
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC
=053  \0$aRM413
=150  \\$aAntiprotozoal agents
=450  \\$aAntiprotozoals
=450  \\$aAntiprotozoan agents
=450  \\$aAntiprotozoans
=550  \\$wg$aAntiparasitic agents
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 2006101910: P�erez Guti�errez, R.M. Handbook of compounds with antiprotozoal activity isolated from plants, 2007.
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Antiprotozoal agents)
=670  \\$aGoogle search, Dec. 19, 2006$b(antiprotozoal agents)
=670  \\$aDorland's ill. med. dict.$b(antiprotozoal: 2. an agent that destroys protozoa, or checks their growth or reproduction; antiprotozoan)
=675  \\$aWeb. 3;$aMosby's med. nursing, & allied health dict.;$aStedman's med. dict.
=750  \2$aAntiprotozoal Agents$0(DNLM)D000981$5IEN

=LDR  00765cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880363095602441
=005  20070608134902.0
=008  070125i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash2007000033
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC
=053  \0$aQK495.U48$cBotany
=150  \\$aPoison hemlock
=450  \\$aConium maculatum
=450  \\$aDeadly hemlock
=450  \\$aHemlock, Poison
=450  \\$aParsley, Poison
=450  \\$aPoison parsley
=550  \\$wg$aConium
=670  \\$aITIS search, Dec. 27, 2006$b(Conium maculatum L., common names: deadly hemlock, poison hemlock, poison parsley)
=670  \\$aPlants national database, Dec. 27, 2006$b(Conium maculatum L., poison hemlock, other common names: deadly hemlock, poison parsley)
=750  \2$aHemlock$0(DNLM)D018652$5IEN

=LDR  01629cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880363095702441
=005  20070531103541.0
=008  061204i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\c
=010  \\$ash2006020214
=040  \\$aWaU$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aTandem mass spectrometry
=450  \\$aMass spectrometry/mass spectrometry
=450  \\$aMS/MS (Spectrum analysis)
=450  \\$aMSMS (Spectrum analysis)
=450  \\$aTandem MS (Spectrum analysis)
=550  \\$wg$aMass spectrometry
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Wang, D. Application of mass spectrometry in enzyme deficiency  assay for newborn screening purpose, 2006:$babstract (tandem mass spectrometry; MSMS)
=670  \\$aMeSH browser, Dec. 4, 2006$b(Tandem Mass Spectrometry. UF Mass Spectrometry-Mass Spectrometry. Scope note: A mass spectrometry technique using two (MS/MS) or more mass analyzers. With two in tandem, the precursor ions are mass-selected by a first mass analyzer, and focused into a collision region where they are then fragmented into product ions which are then characterized by a second mass analyzer. A variety of techniques are used to separate the compounds, ionize them, and introduce them to the first mass analyzer)
=670  \\$aInspec, via Engineering village 2, Dec. 4, 2006$b(tandem mass spectrometry)
=670  \\$aWikipedia, Dec. 4, 2006$b(Tandem MS (MS/MS). Tandem mass spectrometry involves multiple steps of mass selection or analysis, usually separated by some form of fragmentation)
=670  \\$aLC database, Dec. 4, 2006$b(titles: Tandem mass spectrometry; Mass spectrometry/mass spectrometry)
=750  \2$aTandem Mass Spectrometry$0(DNLM)D053719$5IEN

=LDR  01168cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880363095802441
=005  20120406083822.0
=008  070125||\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash2006009040
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aMirror neurons
=550  \\$wg$aNeurons
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 2006047978: On being moved, c2007.
=670  \\$aWikipedia online, Dec. 22, 2006$b("a mirror neuron is a neuron which fires both when an animal performs an action and when the animal observes the same action by another (especially conspecific) animal ... in humans they have been found in premotor cortex and the inferior parietal cortex of the brain")
=670  \\$aNew York Times online, Jan. 10, 2006, viewed Dec. 28, 2006$b("The monkey brain contains a special class of cells, called mirror neurons, that fire when the animal sees or hears an action and when the animal carries out the same action on its own [...] The human brain has multiple mirror neuron systems that specialize in carrying out and understanding not just the actions of others but their intentions, the social meaning of their behavior and their emotions.")
=750  \2$aMirror Neurons$0(DNLM)D059167$5IEN

=LDR  01602cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880363095902441
=005  20070608125429.0
=008  070124i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\c
=010  \\$ash2006008479
=040  \\$aCaAE$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aCanavan disease
=450  \\$aAspartoacylase deficiency
=450  \\$aSpongy degeneration of the brain
=450  \\$aVan Bogaert-Bertrand disease
=550  \\$wg$aCerebral sclerosis, Diffuse
=550  \\$wg$aDemyelination
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Schwartz, E. Lesssons from Jacob, c2006:$bp. 29 (Canavan disease is a rare, inherited, fatal neurodegenerative disorder ... one of a group of disorders called leukodystrophies)
=670  \\$aJacob's Ladder (Cdn. Fdtn. for the Control of Neurodegenerative Disease) web page, Nov. 27, 2006$b(Canavan disease)
=670  \\$aNat'l Institute for Neurological Disorders and Stroke web page, Nov. 27, 2006$b(Canavan disease)
=670  \\$aUnited Leukodystrophy Foundation web page, Nov. 27, 2006$b(less common clinical names of Canavan Disease include: Aspartoacylase Deficiency, Spongy Degeneration of the Brain, van Bogaert-Bertrand Spongy Degeneration of the Brain)
=670  \\$aMeSH, Nov. 27, 2006$b(Canavan Disease: Scope note: A rare neurodegenerative condition of infancy or childhood characterized by white matter vacuolization and demeylination that gives rise to a spongy appearance. Aspartoacylase deficiency leads to an accumulation of N-acetylaspartate in astrocytes ... Previous indexing: Cerebral Sclerosis, Diffuse (1981-93), Demyelinating Diseases (1967-93))
=750  \2$aCanavan Disease$0(DNLM)D017825$5IEN

=LDR  00712cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880363096002441
=005  20070608090816.0
=008  061229i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash2006008443
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC
=053  \0$aRJ506.S44
=150  \\$aSelf-mutilation in adolescence
=550  \\$wg$aAdolescent psychopathology
=550  \\$wg$aSelf-destructive behavior in adolescence
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 2006038640: Plante, Lori Goldfarb. Bleeding to ease the pain, c2007.
=750  \2$81$wb$aSelf Mutilation$0(DNLM)D012652$5IEN
=750  \2$81$wb$aAdolescent$0(DNLM)D000293$5IEN
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aSelf Mutilation$iand$aAdolescent$5IEN

=LDR  00515cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880363096102441
=005  20070105122906.0
=008  061103i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash2006007988
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aApolipoprotein E gene
=550  \\$wg$aGenes
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 2006928892: McDonald, Pamela. Apo e gene diet, c2006.
=670  \\$aNLM. Genetics Home Reference$b(APOE)
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Apolipoproteins E/genetics)
=750  \2$aApolipoproteins E$xgenetics$0(DNLM)D001057Q000235$5IEN

=LDR  00819cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880363096202441
=005  20070103125313.0
=008  061103i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash2006007986$zsh 85033435 
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC
=053  \0$aRM305
=150  \\$aIrritants (Drugs)
=450  \\$wnne$aCounter-irritants
=450  \\$aCounterirritants
=550  \\$wg$aDermatologic agents
=670  \\$aMeSH browser, Nov. 1, 2006$b(Irritants. Entery terms: Counterirritants, Pustulants, Rubefacients, Vesicants. Scope note: Drugs that act locally on cutaneous or mucosal surfaces to produce inflammation; those that cause redness due to hyperemia are rubefacients; those that raise blisters are vesicants and those that penetrate sebaceous glands and cause abscesses are pustulants)
=750  \2$aIrritants$0(DNLM)D007509$5IEN

=LDR  00948cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880363096302441
=005  20070104092311.0
=008  061011i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\c
=010  \\$ash2006007439
=040  \\$aTNJ$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aComputer-assisted surgery
=450  \\$aComputer-aided surgery
=450  \\$aImage-guided surgery
=550  \\$wg$aSurgery
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Atuegwu, N.C. Multiple image displays using a single image to physical space registration in image guided surgery, 2005.
=670  \\$aMeSH, Oct. 9, 2006$b(MeSH hdg.: Surgery, Computer-Assisted; Entry terms: Image-Guided Surgery, Computer-Aided Surgery; Scope note: Surgical procedures conducted with the aid of computers ... Image-guided surgery interactively combines prior CT scans or MRI images with real-time video)
=670  \\$aThe International Society for Computer Aided Surgery WWW site, Oct. 10, 2006.
=750  \2$aSurgery, Computer-Assisted$0(DNLM)D025321$5IEN

=LDR  01325cz  a2200241n  4500
=001  9880363096402441
=005  20070104092509.0
=008  061011i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\c
=010  \\$ash2006007411
=040  \\$aWy$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aCotinine
=450  \\$aScotine
=550  \\$wg$aPyrrolidine
=550  \\$aNicotine$xMetabolism
=550  \\$aTobacco smoke
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Wyoming Survey & Analysis Center. Laramie Wyoming bar patron cotinine study, 2005 :$bcover title.
=670  \\$aNational Library of Medicine, Medical subject headings [online], Oct. 5, 2006$b(MeSH heading: Cotinine. Entry term: Scotine)
=670  \\$aTOXNET, Oct. 5, 2006$b(cotinine: 2774 hits)
=670  \\$aOCLC, Oct. 5, 2006$b(cotinine: 26 title keyword hits)
=670  \\$aGoogle, Oct. 6, 2006$b(cotinine: 416,000 hits; scotine, 320 hits)
=670  \\$aFoundation for Blood Research WWW site, Oct.  13, 2006$b(Cotinine [COAT-e-neen] is a chemical that is made by the body from nicotine, which is found in cigaratte smoke. Since cotinine can be made only from nicotine, and since nicotine enters the body with cigarette smoke, cotinine measurement can show how much cigarette smoke enters your body)
=670  \\$aMedical Terms Dictionary [online], Oct. 5, 2006$b(cotinine. entered 12 Dec. 1998)
=750  \2$aCotinine$0(DNLM)D003367$5IEN

=LDR  01751cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880363096502441
=005  20110424153744.0
=008  060928i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\c
=010  \\$ash2006007157
=040  \\$aABAU$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aLearning curve (Psychometrics)
=450  \\$aCurve, Learning (Psychometrics)
=450  \\$aCurve, Practice (Psychometrics)
=450  \\$aPractice curve (Psychometrics)
=550  \\$wg$aPsychometrics
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Ruch, G.M. The influence of the factor of intelligence on the form of the learning curve, 1925.
=670  \\$aEncyclopedia of psychology, 2000:$bv. 5, p. 9 (Learning in almost all of its forms follows a general law: over repeated trials of practice of any skill, performance shows large gains at first and then smaller ones later on; such findings are revealed in learning curves; a learning curve is simply a graph relating some measure of performance on the y-axis to the number of trials (or opportunities for learning) on the x-axis)
=670  \\$aColman, A.M. A dictionary of psychology, 2001$b(learning curve -- A mathematical expression of the changes in behaviour occurring as a function of practice, usually represented by a graph showing a measure of performance on the vertical axis and amount of learning, represented by trials or time, on the horizontal axis; also called a practice curve)
=670  \\$aCorsini, R.J. The dictionary of psychology, 1999$b(learning curve -- A graph representation that reflects the course of learning; a measure of performance (for example, gains, errors) represented along the vertical axis; horizontal axis plots trials or time; the learning of a group or individual may be represented by the curve)
=750  \2$aLearning Curve$0(DNLM)D059032$5IEN

=LDR  00561cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880363096602441
=005  20061227131819.0
=008  061025i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash2006007732
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aOxygen therapy for premature infants
=550  \\$wg$aPremature infants
=750  \2$81$wb$aOxygen Inhalation Therapy$0(DNLM)D010102$5IEN
=750  \2$81$wb$aInfant, Premature$0(DNLM)D007234$5IEN
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aOxygen Inhalation Therapy$iand$aInfant, Premature$5IEN

=LDR  01234cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880363096702441
=005  20061227130900.0
=008  061013i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\c
=010  \\$ash2006007525
=040  \\$aViU$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aGas embolism
=450  \\$aAir embolism
=550  \\$wg$aEmbolism
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Guidelines for the gas-pressure management of decompression sickness and gas embolism occurring during nitrox and air saturation-excursion diving, 1989.
=670  \\$aNew England journal of medicine:$bv. 342, no. 7 (Feb. 17, 2000) p. 476 (Gas embolism, the entry of gas into vascular structures, is a largely iatrogenic clinical problem that can result in serious morbidity and even death; In most cases, gas embolism is air embolism, although the medical use of other gases, such as carbon dioxide, nitrous oxide, and nitrogen, can also result in the condition; there are two broad categories of gas embolism--venous and arterial)
=670  \\$aMeSH browser, Nov. 20, 2006 (Embolism, Air. Entry terms: Air Embolism; Embolism, Gas. Scope note: Embolism due to air bubbles entering the blood vessels after trauma, surgical procedures, or changes in atmospheric pressure.)
=750  \2$aEmbolism, Air$0(DNLM)D004618$5IEN

=LDR  01057cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880363096802441
=005  20080117083729.0
=008  061201i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\c
=010  \\$ash2006007078
=040  \\$aCoU-DA$beng$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aPhosphatidic acids
=550  \\$wg$aGlycerin
=550  \\$wg$aPhospholipids
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Stafford, Jason Hugh. Phosphatidic acid acts as an upstream activator of SRC kinase and PLCg to initiate calcium release in xenopus fertilization, 2006.
=670  \\$aMesh browser, Sept. 22, 2006$b(Phosphatidic Acids. Fatty acid derivatives of glycerophosphates. They are composed of glycerol bound in ester linkage with 1 mole of phosphoric acid at the terminal 3-hydroxyl group and with 2 moles of fatty acids at the other two hydroxyl groups.)
=670  \\$aOxford dict. of biochemistry and molecular biology$b(phosphatidic acid: any derivative of glycerol phosphate in which both the remaining hydroxyl groups of the glycerol moiety are esterified with fatty acids.)
=750  \2$aPhosphatidic Acids$0(DNLM)D010712$5IEN

=LDR  01248cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880363096902441
=005  20061227123314.0
=008  050824i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\c
=010  \\$ash2005005545
=040  \\$aUkOxU$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aCD55 antigen
=450  \\$aCD55 protein
=450  \\$aCD55 receptor
=450  \\$aDAF (Antigen)
=450  \\$aDecay accelerating factor
=550  \\$wg$aCD antigens
=550  \\$wg$aGlycoproteins
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Lukacik, P. Complement regulation at the molecular level, 2004:$bt.p. (crystallographic structure determination of CD55) p. 9 (CD55 or Decay Accelerating Factor (DAF); CD55 protein) p. 16 (CD55, a 70kDa protein, belongs to the RCA family; has also been identified as a receptor for a number of human viruses)
=670  \\$aMeSH via WWW, Aug. 22, 2005$b(MeSH heading: Antigens, CD55; Annotation: differentiation antigens; Scope note: Glycoproteins broadly distributed among hematopoietic and non-hematopoietic cells. CD55 prevents the assembly of C3 convertase or accelerates the disassembly of preformed convertase, thus blocking the formation of the membrane attack complex; Entry terms: CD55 Antigens, Decay-Accelerating Factor, CD55 Antigen)
=750  \2$aAntigens, CD550$0(DNLM)D018958$5IEN

=LDR  01844cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880363097002441
=005  20150501095248.0
=008  061116i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\c
=010  \\$ash2006006123
=040  \\$aABAU$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aSurgical robots
=550  \\$wg$aManipulators (Mechanism)
=550  \\$wg$aRobotics in medicine
=550  \\$wg$aSurgical instruments and apparatus
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Anatomy based registration of CT-scan and x-ray fluoroscopy data for intra-operative guidance of a surgical robot, 1998.
=670  \\$aNew England journal of medicine, May 18, 2006:$bp. 2099 (Unlike industrial robots, they [surgical robots] are not autonomous, and to be taxonomically correct, they ought not to be called machines. A surgical robot is actually a collection of wristed servant tools called manipulators, which receive digital instructions from an interfaced computer. The master surgeon ... initiates the digital instructions by controlling sophisticated hand grips)
=670  \\$aEncyclopedia of biomaterials and biomedical engineering, 2004:$bv. 2, p. 986 (The typical surgical robot architecture follows a classical master/slave teleoperation setup. This setup consists of two modules: the surgeon console (master) and the robot (slave) ... The robotic system interacting with the patient includes at least three robotic arms: two to manipulate the surgical instruments and a third to control the endoscopic camera)
=670  \\$aProceedings of the Institution of Mechanical Engineers. Part H, Journal of engineering in medicine, Jan. 2000:$bp. 129 (A reasonable definition of a surgical robot would be a powered computer-controlled manipulator with artificial sensing that can be reprogrammed to move and position tools to carry out a range of surgical tasks)
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=670  \\$aWork cat.: 2006031327: DeMatteo, R. 100 Q&A about gastrointestinal stromal tumors (GIST), c2007:$bECIP text (Gastrointestinal stromal tumor (abbreviated as GIST) is a type of cancer. It belongs to a group of tumors that are called sarcomas)
=670  \\$aMeSH Browser, Sept. 26, 2006$b(Gastrointestinal Stromal Tumors)
=670  \\$aAmerican Cancer Society web site, Sept. 26, 2006$b(Gastrointestinal stromal tumors (GISTs) are uncommon tumors of the GI tract. They were often thought to be related to sarcomas. Not all GISTs are cancerous. Some are benign.)
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=550  \\$aUser-generated content
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 2006030817: Citizen marketers, 2006:$beCIP galley (social media; user-generated media)
=670  \\$aSocial Media Group home page, September 22, 2006.
=670  \\$aCenter for Social Media, School of Communication, American University home page, September 22, 2006.
=675  \\$aWikipedia home page, September 21, 2006
=680  \\$iHere are entered works on those media where content is created by individual users in the form of video, audio, text, or multimedia that is published and shared in a social environment, such as blogs, wikis, podcasts, social networks, etc.
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=450  \\$aBaccharidastrum
=450  \\$aGroundsel trees
=450  \\$aMolina
=450  \\$aPoverty weeds
=450  \\$aPseudobaccharis
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=670  \\$aWork cat.: M�uller, J. Systematics of Baccharis (Compositae-Astereae) in Bolivia, including an overview of the genus, c2006:$bp. 1 (Baccharis L., one of the classical large genera of the Astereae, belongs to the taxonomically most difficult groups within the sunflower family (Compositae))
=670  \\$aGRIN taxonomy, via WWW, July 3, 2006$b(Genus: Baccharis L. Family: Asteraceae. Altfamily: Compositae. Synonyms: Achyrobaccharis, Baccharidastrum, Molina, Pseudobaccharis, Psila; probable synonyms: Neomolina, Pingraea)
=670  \\$aPlants database, via WWW, July 3, 2006$b(Baccharis L. Common name: baccharis. Family: Asteraceae)
=670  \\$aNames in current use for extant plant genera, via WWW, July 3, 2006$b(Baccharis (Dicotyledones: Compositae))
=670  \\$aHortiPlex plant database, via WWW, July 3, 2006$b(Genus: Baccharis. Common name: baccharis, groundsel tree, poverty weed)
=670  \\$aPlant Press dict. of common names, via WWW, July 3, 2006$b(Baccharis - Groundsel Tree (various))
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=450  \\$aC.I. 45170 (Chemical)
=450  \\$aC.I. Basic Violet 10 (Chemical)
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=450  \\$aD&C Red No. 19 (Chemical)
=450  \\$aDiabasic rhodamine B
=450  \\$aDiethyl-m-aminophenolphthalein hydrochloride
=450  \\$aFood Red 15 (Chemical)
=450  \\$aRheonine B
=450  \\$aTetraethyldiamino-o-carboxyphenyl xanthenyl chloride
=450  \\$aTetraethylrhodamine hydrochloride
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=550  \\$wg$aIndicators and test-papers
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=550  \\$wg$aXanthene dyes
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Electr. reprod./Fisher, P. Rhodamine B as a marker for the assessment of non-toxic bait uptake by animals, 1998:$bp. 3 (non-toxic dye Rhodamine B (RB)) p. 21 (Rhodamine B is a non-toxic dye used to colour textiles, pharmaceuticals, cosmetics such as lipstick and agricultural products such as herbicide sprays. It has in the past been used as a water tracing agent, but has since been replaced by improved dyes. RB is also used as a stain in the microscopy of tissue and immunology; belongs to the class of dyes known as fluorenes, a subgroup of xanthene dyes; should not be confused with other rhodamines such as Rhodamine 6G or Rhodamine WT - they are xanthene dyes with similar structure but are not the same. RB is the most common name for the dye but it may be referred to as Basic violet 10, tetraethyl 3',6'-diaminofluoran or D&C Red No 19 (in reference to its classification as a �Drug and �Cosmetic dye)
=670  \\$aChemFinder.com search, Aug. 29, 2006$b(Rhodamine B. Synonyms: 9-(2-carboxyphenyl)-3,6-bis(diethylamino)xanthylium chloride; Basic Violet 10; C.I. 45170; C.I. Basic Violet 10; C.I. Food Red 15; C Red Number 19; D&C Red No. 19; Rhodamine; Rhodamine B; Rhodamine B Extra; Tetraethylrhodamine,hydrochloride. Formula: C[subscript 28]H[subscript 31]ClN[subscript 2]O[subscript 3]. CAS registry no.: 81-88-9)
=670  \\$aNIST chemistry WebBook, Aug. 29, 2006$b(Rhodamine b. Formula: C[subscript 28]H[subscript 31]ClN[subscript 2]O[subscript3]. Other names: Ethanaminium, N-[9-(2-carboxyphenyl)-6-(diethylamino)-3H-xanthen-3-ylidene]-N-ethyl-, chloride;  Ammonium, [9-(o-carboxyphenyl)-6-(diethylamino)-3H-xanthen-3-ylidene]diethyl-, chloride; C.I. Basic Violet 10; C.I. Food Red 15; C.I. 45170; Cerise Toner X1127; D And C Red No. 19; FD and C red No. 19; Red No. 213; Rheonine B; Rhodamine; Rhodamine, tetraethyl-; Tetraethylrhodamine; 11411 Red; Xanthylium, 9-(2-carboxyphenyl)-3,6-bis(diethylamino)-, chloride; (9-(o-Carboxyphenyl)-6-(diethylamino)-3H-xanthen-3-ylidene) diethylammonium chloride; Acid Brilliant Pink B; Basic Violet 10; Brilliant Pink B; C.I. No. 45170; C.I. 749; D & C Red No. 19; D&C Red 19; Diethyl-m-aminophenolphthalein hydrochloride; Food Red 15; Geranium lake N; Iragen Red L-U; Tetraethyldiamino-o-carboxyphenyl xanthenyl chloride; 9-o-Carboxyphenyl-6-diethylamino-3-ethylimino-3-isoxanthene, 3-ethochloride; 9-(2-Carboxyphenyl)-3,6-bis(diethylamino)xanthylium chloride; Tetraethylrhodamine hydrochloride)
=670  \\$aMeSH browser, Aug. 29, 2006$b(Rhodamines. UF Rhodamine. A family of 3,6-di(substituted-amino)-9-benzoate derivatives of xanthene that are used as dyes and as indicators for various metals; also used as fluorescent tracers in histochemistry. Pharm. Action: Fluorescent Dyes; Indicators and Reagents. Previous Indexing: Ammonium Compounds; Benzoates; Xanthenes. Online note: use Rhodamines to search Tetraethylrhodamine 1975-93)
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=670  \\$aITIS, Aug. 25, 2006$b(Genus Sanguinaria L. -- bloodroot, sanguinaria. Family Papaveraceae)
=670  \\$aNatureServe explorer, via WWW, Aug. 25, 2006$b(Genus Sanguinaria, Family Papaveraceae; Sanguinaria also listed as common name of Alternanthera tenella)
=670  \\$aNCBI taxonomy browser, via WWW, Aug. 25, 2006$b(Sanguinaria (bloodroots). Family Papaveraceae)
=670  \\$aThe plants database, via WWW, Aug. 25, 2006$b(Genus Sanguinaria L. - bloodroot. Family Papaveraceae)
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=550  \\$aCancer$xGenetic aspects
=670  \\$aMeSH browser, Sept. 5, 2006$b(Genes, Neoplasm. Scope note: Genes whose abnormal expression, or mutation are associated with the development, growth, or progression of neoplasms. New heading for 2006.)
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=450  \\$aNon-messenger RNA
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=450  \\$aNoncoding RNA
=450  \\$aNontranslated RNA
=450  \\$aSmall non-messenger RNA
=450  \\$aSmall RNA
=450  \\$asnmRNA
=450  \\$asRNA
=450  \\$aUntranslated RNA
=550  \\$wg$aRNA
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Weinberg, Z. Accurate annotation of non-coding RNAs in practical time, 2005:$babstr. (functional RNAs not coding for proteins; non-coding RNAs (ncRNAs))
=670  \\$aMeSH browser, May 5, 2006$b(RNA, Untranslated. Scope note: RNA which does not code for protein but has some enzymatic, structural or regulatory function. Although ribosomal RNA and transfer RNA are also untranslated they are not included here; UF RNA, Noncoding; RNA, Nontranslated)
=670  \\$aRegulatory noncoding RNAs database, via WWW, May 5, 2006$b(noncoding RNA (ncRNA); sequences and functions of transcripts which do not code for proteins)
=670  \\$aNONCODE, via WWW, May 5, 2006$b(noncoding RNAs (except tRNAs and rRNAs); ncRNA). What is ncRNA? (Since the late 1990s, it has been widely acknowledged that other types of untranslated RNA molecules are present in many different organisms ranging from bacteria to mammals, and are affecting a large variety of processes including plasmid replication, phage development, chromosome structure, DNA transcription, RNA processing and modification, development control and more. These untranslated RNA molecules have been given a variety of names, the term small RNAs (sRNAs) predominantly used for bacterial RNAs while the term noncoding RNAs (ncRNAs) has been more common in eukaryotes. In order to have a common term for all such RNAs, we have opted to call all of these functional RNA noncoding RNAs (ncRNAs).)
=670  \\$aWikipedia, May 5, 2006$b(A non-coding RNA (ncRNA) is any RNA molecule that functions without being translated into a protein. A commonly used synonym is small RNA (sRNA). Less-frequently used synonyms are non-messenger RNA (nmRNA), small non-messenger RNA (snmRNA), or functional RNA (fRNA). The most prominent examples of non-coding RNAs are transfer RNA (tRNA) and ribosomal RNA (rRNA), both of which are involved in the process of translation and gene expression. However, since the late 1990s, many new non-coding RNAs have been found, and thus non-coding RNAs may play a much more significant role than previously thought.)
=675  \\$aDictionary of genetic terms, via WWW, May 5, 2006;$aMcGraw-Hill dict. of sci. and tech. terms, c2003;$aGlossary of biotechnology and genetic engineering, 1999;$aPrimer on molecular genetics, via WWW, May 5, 2006
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=450  \\$aBreast and ovarian cancer genes
=450  \\$aBReast CAncer genes
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=670  \\$aWork cat.: 2006027956: Building genetic medicine : technology, breast cancer, and the comparative politics of health care / Shobita Parthasarathy, 2007:$bCIP galley (breast and ovarian cancer genes; BRCA1, BReast CAncer gene 1; BRCA2, BReast CAncer gene 2)
=670  \\$aMeSH browser, Aug. 29, 2006$b(Gene, BRCA1; Gene, BRCA2. BRCA stands for BReast CAncer)
=750  \2$aGenes, BRCA1$0(DNLM)D019398$5IEN
=750  \2$aGenes, BRCA2$0(DNLM)D024522$5IEN

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=150  \\$aCuminum
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=670  \\$aWork cat.: 2006048688: Cumin (Cuminum cyminum), c2006.
=670  \\$aHortus 3$b(Cuminum)
=670  \\$aDict. flow ferns$b(Cuminum)
=670  \\$aSPN$b(Cuminum; cumin)
=670  \\$aUsher dict. plants$b(Cuminum)
=670  \\$aKunkel, G. Plants for human consumption, 1974$b(Cuminum)
=670  \\$aIndex. nom. gen. (plant)$b(Cuminum)
=670  \\$aPLANTS database, Aug. 24, 2006$b(Cuminum; cumin; family: Apiaceae)
=670  \\$aBiol. & agric. index, via WWW, Aug. 24, 2006$b(titles: Cuminum cyminum)
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=450  \\$aMotivational counseling
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=670  \\$aWork cat.: Freudenthal, J. Motivational interviewing (MI) to promote positive oral health behaviors of mothers enrolled in the Supplemental Nutrition Program for Women, Infants, and Children (WIC), 2005:$bp. 6 (motivational interviewing; a brief counseling approach that focuses on skills needed to motivate people and provide strategies to move patients from inaction to action)
=670  \\$aFeltham, Colin, and Windy Dryden. Dict. of counsel., 2nd ed., c2004:$bp. 142 (motivational interviewing)
=670  \\$aMiller, W.R. Motivational interviewing, 1991.
=670  \\$aLC database, Aug. 4, 2006$b(motivational interviewing; motivational counseling; motivational enhancement intervention)
=670  \\$aOCLC, Aug. 4, 2006$b(motivational interviewing)
=675  \\$aThes. of psych. index terms, 10th ed., c2005
=680  \\$iHere are entered works on the counseling approach that aspires to motivate clients, often with drug and alcohol addictions, and move them from inaction to action, at whatever stage of change they may be.
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=450  \\$aSodium salt of hydrocyanic acid
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=550  \\$wg$aSodium salts
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Electr. reprod./Marks, C.A. Cyanide baiting manual, c1996:$bpp. 14-15 (Sodium, potassium and calcium cyanides have all been used for the destruction of vertebrate pests the world over for many decades; the powdered cyanide salt sodium cyanide (NaCN))
=670  \\$aWikipedia, Feb. 22, 2006$b(Sodium cyanide is a highly toxic chemical compound, also known as sodium salt of hydrocyanic acid and cyanogran)
=670  \\$aHydrogen cyanide and cyanides : human health aspects, 2004, via WWW, Feb. 22, 2006$b(Sodium cyanide (NaCN) is a white hygroscopic crystalline powder with a faint bitter almond-like odour. Common synonyms are cyanide of sodium and hydrocyanic acid, sodium)
=670  \\$aInternational chemical safety cards, via International Labour Organization website, Feb. 22, 2006$b(Sodium cyanide. Hydrocyanic acid, sodium salt; NaCN)
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=670  \\$aMeSH browser, Aug. 11, 2006$b(Salmonella Infections. Entry term: Salmonellosis. Scope Note: Infections with bacteria of the genus Salmonella)
=670  \\$aInter. dict. med. biol.$b(salmonellosis: infection by bacteria of the genus Salmonella, either asymptomatic or symptomatic. The types of infection include gastrointestinal, bacteremic, typhoid and paratyphoid fevers, localized infections, and the convalescent or chronic carrier state.)
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=670  \\$aMeSH browser, Feb. 27, 2006$b(Pars Planitis, a type of uveitis)
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=670  \\$aWeb. 3$b(parrot ... order Psittaciformes. Psittacidae, family of parrots coextensive with the order Psittaciformes. Psittaciformes, order ... comprising parrots and related birds (as the amazons, cockatoos, lorikeets ...); psittacine: a bird of the family Psittacidae)
=670  \\$aRandom House$b(parrot ... birds of order Psittaciformes)
=670  \\$aHoward birds world$b(Psittaciformes (order not monofamilial))
=670  \\$aMcGraw-Hill synopsis and class. of living organisms:$bp. 987 (Psittaciformes, includes, parrots, cockatoos, lories, macaws; monofamilial (Psittacidae))
=670  \\$aReade, B. An essay on Edward Lear's Illustrations of the family Psittacidae, or parrots, c1978.
=670  \\$aBibliography of psittacine birds, via WWW, Nov. 21, 2001$b(psittacine birds, Psittaciformes)
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=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aRC815.6
=150  \\$aParotitis
=550  \\$wg$aParotid glands$xDiseases
=750  \2$aParotitis$5IEN$0(DNLM)D010309

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=001  9880362658002441
=005  20120730163643.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|n\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85098271 
=035  \\$aBZU8177NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRD661
=150  \\$aParotid glands$xTumors
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/17/90
=750  \2$aParotid Neoplasms$5IEN$0(DNLM)D010307

=LDR  00346cz  a2200133n  4500
=001  9880362658102441
=005  20120730163643.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|n\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85098269 
=035  \\$aBZU8175NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aParotid glands$xDiseases
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/17/90
=750  \2$aParotid Diseases$5IEN$0(DNLM)D010305

=LDR  00542cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362658202441
=005  20120730163643.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85098268 
=035  \\$aBZU8174NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQL865$cComparative anatomy
=053  \\$aQM325$cHuman anatomy
=053  \\$aQP191$cPhysiology
=150  \\$aParotid glands
=450  \\$aParotid duct
=450  \\$aStenson's duct
=550  \\$wg$aSalivary glands
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/17/90
=750  \2$aParotid Gland$5IEN$0(DNLM)D010306

=LDR  00377cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362658302441
=005  20120730163643.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85098260 
=035  \\$aBZU8166NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aParonychia
=450  \\$aPanaris
=450  \\$aPanaritium
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/17/90
=750  \2$aParonychia$5IEN$0(DNLM)D010304

=LDR  00645cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362658402441
=005  20120730163643.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85098118 
=035  \\$aBZU8024NU
=035  \\$ash 85098118
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aRC382
=150  \\$aSymptomatic Parkinson's disease
=450  \\$aParkinson disease, Symptomatic$5IEN
=450  \\$wnne$aParkinsonian syndrome
=450  \\$wnne$aParkinsonism, Symptomatic
=550  \\$wg$aParkinson's disease
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Parkinson disease, Symptomatic x Parkinsonian syndrome)
=750  \2$aParkinson Disease, Secondary$5IEN$0(DNLM)D010302

=LDR  00658cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362658502441
=005  20120730163642.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85098117 
=035  \\$aBZU8023NU
=035  \\$ash 85098117
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aRC382
=150  \\$aPostencephalitic Parkinson's disease
=450  \\$wnne$aParkinsonism, Postencephalitic
=450  \\$aPost-encephalitic Parkinson's disease
=550  \\$wg$aEpidemic encephalitis$xComplications
=550  \\$wg$aParkinson's disease
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Parkinson Disease, Postencephalitic)
=750  \2$aParkinson Disease, Postencephalitic$5IEN$0(DNLM)D010301

=LDR  01130cz  a2200301n  4500
=001  9880362658602441
=005  20120730163642.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85098115 
=035  \\$aBZU8021NU
=035  \\$ash 85098115
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aRC382
=150  \\$aParkinson's disease
=450  \\$aPalsy, Shaking
=450  \\$wnne$aParalysis agitans
=450  \\$aParkinson disease
=450  \\$wnne$aParkinsonism
=450  \\$aShaking palsy
=550  \\$wg$aBrain$xDiseases
=550  \\$wg$aExtrapyramidal disorders
=670  \\$aReader's guide$b(Parkinson's disease)
=670  \\$aAm. herit. dict.$b(Parkinson's disease)
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Parkinson disease x Diffuse Lewy Body disease, Lewy Body disease, Paralysis agitans, Ramsay Hunt paralysis syndrome)
=670  \\$aBritannica:$bv. 9, p. 160 (Parkinson's disease, also called shaking palsy, paralysis agitans, parkinson's syndrome or parkinsonism)
=670  \\$aAcad. Am. encyc.$b(Parkinson's disease or parkinsonism)
=670  \\$aCRISP Thes.$b(Parkinson's disease)
=750  \2$aParkinson Disease$5IEN$0(DNLM)D010300

=LDR  00393cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362658702441
=005  20120730163642.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85098035 
=035  \\$aBZU7941NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQP382.P3
=150  \\$aParietal lobes
=550  \\$wg$aCerebral cortex
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/17/90
=750  \2$aParietal Lobe$5IEN$0(DNLM)D010296

=LDR  00318cz  a2200133n  4500
=001  9880362658802441
=005  20120730163642.0
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=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aParents
=550  \\$wg$aFamilies
=750  \2$aParents$5IEN$0(DNLM)D010290

=LDR  00845cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362658902441
=005  20120730163642.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85098009 
=035  \\$aBZU7915NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aParenting
=450  \\$aParent behavior
=450  \\$aParental behavior in humans
=550  \\$wg$aChild rearing
=550  \\$wg$aParent and child
=550  \\$wg$aParenthood
=680  \\$iHere are entered works on the skills, attributes and attitudes needed for parenthood. Works on the methods and techniques of raising children are entered under$aChild rearing.$iWorks on the psycho-social interaction between parents and their minor children are entered under$aParent and child.
=681  \\$iNotes under$aChild rearing; Parent and child
=750  \2$aParenting$5IEN$0(DNLM)D016487

=LDR  00629cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880362659002441
=005  20120730163642.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85098004 
=035  \\$aBZU7910NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRM149
=150  \\$aParenteral therapy
=450  \\$aExtra-oral medication
=450  \\$aInfusions, Parenteral$5IEN
=450  \\$aParenteral medication
=450  \\$aTherapeutics, Parenteral
=550  \\$wg$aDrugs$xAdministration
=550  \\$wg$aInjections
=550  \\$wg$aTherapeutics
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/6/90
=750  \2$aInfusions, Parenteral$5IEN$0(DNLM)D007263

=LDR  00514cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362659102441
=005  20110504103253.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85098003 
=035  \\$aBZU7909NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aRM149$cTherapeutics
=053  \\$aRS201.P37$cPharmacy
=150  \\$aParenteral solutions
=450  \\$aSolutions, Parenteral
=550  \\$wg$aParenteral therapy
=550  \\$wg$aSolutions (Pharmacy)
=750  \2$aParenteral Nutrition Solutions$0(DNLM)D057947$5IEN

=LDR  00636cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362659202441
=005  20120730163642.0
=008  060222i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85098002 
=035  \\$aBZU7908NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aRJ53.P37
=150  \\$aParenteral feeding of children
=550  \\$wg$aArtificial feeding of children
=550  \\$wg$aParenteral therapy for children
=750  \2$81$wb$aParenteral Nutrition$5IEN$0(DNLM)D010288
=750  \2$81$wb$aChild$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002648
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aParenteral Nutrition$iand$aChild$5IEN

=LDR  00705cz  a2200253n  4500
=001  9880362659302441
=005  20120730163642.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85097999 
=035  \\$aBZU7905NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRM224
=150  \\$aParenteral feeding
=450  \\$aFeeding, Intravenous
=450  \\$aFeeding, Parenteral
=450  \\$aIntravenous feeding
=450  \\$aParenteral hyperalimentation
=450  \\$aParenteral nutrition
=450  \\$aTotal parenteral nutrition
=550  \\$wg$aArtificial feeding
=550  \\$wg$aNutrition
=550  \\$wg$aParenteral therapy
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/17/90
=750  \2$aParenteral Nutrition$5IEN$0(DNLM)D010288

=LDR  00545cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362659402441
=005  20120730163625.0
=008  930524||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85095561 
=035  \\$aBZU5467NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQD410$bQD412
=150  \\$aOrganometallic compounds
=450  \\$aMetallo-organic compounds
=450  \\$aMetalloids, Organic
=450  \\$aMetalorganic compounds
=450  \\$aOrganometalloids
=550  \\$wg$aOrganic compounds
=750  \2$aOrganometallic Compounds$5IEN$0(DNLM)D009942

=LDR  00505cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362659502441
=005  20120730163625.0
=008  860211||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85095560 
=035  \\$aBZU5466NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQD412.H6
=150  \\$aOrganomercury compounds
=450  \\$aMercury organic compounds
=550  \\$wg$aMercury compounds
=550  \\$wg$aOrganometallic compounds
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/16/90
=750  \2$aOrganomercury Compounds$5IEN$0(DNLM)D009941

=LDR  00626cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362659602441
=005  20120730163625.0
=008  860211||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85095557 
=035  \\$aBZU5463NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQD412.L5
=150  \\$aOrganolithium compounds
=450  \\$aLithium organic compounds
=550  \\$wg$aOrganometallic compounds
=750  \2$81$wb$aOrganometallic Compounds$0(DNLM)D009942
=750  \2$81$wb$aLithium$5IEN$0(DNLM)D008094
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aOrganometallic Compounds$iand$aLithium$5IEN

=LDR  01737cz  a2200325n  4500
=001  9880362659702441
=005  20121226153304.0
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=010  \\$ash 85095551 
=035  \\$aBZU5457NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dWaU
=053  \0$aQD305.H15$cAliphatic compounds
=053  \0$aQD341.H3$cAromatic compounds
=053  \0$aQD412$cOrganometallic compounds
=150  \\$aOrganohalogen compounds
=450  \\$aHalogen organic compounds
=450  \\$aHalogenated organic compounds
=550  \\$wg$aHalogen compounds
=550  \\$wg$aOrganic compounds
=670  \\$aSABS Standards Division. Detergent-disinfectants based on organic halogen compounds (other than iodine compounds), 2009.
=670  \\$aSABS Standards Division. Disinfectants based on organic halogen compounds (other than iodine compounds), 2011.
=670  \\$aM�azor, L. Analytical chemistry of organic halogen compounds, 1975.
=670  \\$aVan Leeuwen, J. The fate of organic halogen compounds of pulp and paper mill effluents in receiving environments, 1995.
=670  \\$aEgyankor, K.B. Interactions of some organo-halogen compounds with hepatic sub-cellular components, 1979.
=670  \\$aEco-toxicity of heavy metals and organo-halogen compounds, 1974.
=670  \\$aGr�n, C. Organic halogens, 1990.
=670  \\$aMechanistic aspects of the thermal formation of halogenated organic compounds including polychlorinated dibenzo-p-dioxins, 1983.
=670  \\$aHalogenated-organic containing wastes, c1988.
=670  \\$aNATO Science Committee. Conference (1974 : Mont-Gabriel, Qu�ebec). Ecological toxicology research : effects of heavy metal and organohalogen compounds, c1975.
=750  \2$aHalogens$5IEN$0(DNLM)D006219

=LDR  00471cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362659802441
=005  20060705084936.0
=008  930524||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85095549 
=035  \\$aBZU5455NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQD412.A9
=150  \\$aOrganogold compounds
=450  \\$aGold organic compounds
=550  \\$wg$aGold compounds
=550  \\$wg$aOrganotransition metal compounds
=750  \2$aOrganogold Compounds$0(DNLM)D050607$5IEN

=LDR  00417cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362659902441
=005  20120730163625.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85095526 
=035  \\$aBZU5432NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aHD58.9
=150  \\$aOrganizational effectiveness
=550  \\$wg$aManagement
=550  \\$wg$aOrganization
=750  \2$aEfficiency, Organizational$5IEN-M$0(DNLM)D017598

=LDR  00611cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880362660002441
=005  20120730163624.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85095525 
=035  \\$aBZU5431NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aHD58.8
=150  \\$aOrganizational change
=450  \\$aChange, Organizational
=450  \\$aOrganization development
=450  \\$aOrganizational development
=450  \\$aOrganizational innovation
=550  \\$wg$aManagement
=550  \\$wg$aOrganization
=550  \\$aManpower planning
=750  \2$aOrganizational Innovation$5IEN$0(DNLM)D009936

=LDR  00555cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362660102441
=005  20120730163624.0
=008  040326||\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85095521 
=035  \\$aBZU5427NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dUkOxU
=150  \\$aOrganization
=360  \\$isubdivision$aOrganization$iunder military services, e.g.$aUnited States--Armed Forces--Organization
=450  \\$aOrganisation
=550  \\$aManagement
=670  \\$aWeb. 3$b(Organise; Brit. variant of organize)
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=LDR  01612cz  a2200289n  4500
=001  9880362660202441
=005  20141009160450.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85095504 
=035  \\$aBZU5410NU
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC$dDLC$dWaU$dDLC$dCU-A
=053  \0$aS605.5
=150  \\$aOrganic farming
=360  \\$isubdivision$aOrganic farming$iunder individual crops and groups of crops, e.g.$aCorn--Organic farming
=450  \\$aEcological agriculture
=450  \\$aOrganic agriculture$5IEN
=450  \\$aOrganic crops
=450  \\$aOrganic cultivation
=450  \\$aOrganic production of crops
=450  \\$aOrganiculture
=450  \\$aRegenerative agriculture
=550  \\$wg$aAgriculture
=670  \\$aLetter from F. Pohl, Mann Library, March 27, 1990, and phone call to J. Maclean, NAL, April 5, 1990$b(similar headings: biodynamic agriculture, biological agriculture, ecological agriculture, regenerative agriculture)
=670  \\$aMart�inez-S�anchez, J.C. The role of organic production in biodiversity conservation in shade coffee plantations, 2008:$babstr. (impact of organic agriculture in coffee plantations in Nicaragua; coffee cultivation) p. 1, etc. (coffee grown under shaded conditions and organically cultivated; organic cultivation; organic coffee; organic farms; organic coffee plantations; organic coffee production)
=670  \\$aOrganic cotton : from field to final product, 1999.
=670  \\$aOCLC, Nov. 7, 2008$b(organic sweet corn systems; organic sweet corn production; organic field corn production)
=750  \2$aOrganic Agriculture$0(DNLM)D058871$5IEN

=LDR  00955cz   2200217n  4500
=001  9880362660302441
=005  20241022102904.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85095499
=035  \\$aBZU5405NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dWaU$dDLC
=150  \\$aOrganic compounds
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=360  \\$igroups and classes of organic compounds and individual organic substances
=450  \\$aCompounds, Organic
=450  \\$aOrganic chemicals
=550  \\$wg$aCarbon compounds
=670  \\$aWikipedia, July 18, 2012$b(An organic compound is any member of a large class of gaseous, liquid, or solid chemical compounds whose molecules contain carbon.)
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=750  \2$iNarrower mapping$aLuciferins$0(DNLM)D000090562$4NM$5IEN-M
=930  \\$aMeSH Mapping GN 2024/10/08

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=001  9880362660402441
=005  20120730163624.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85095463 
=035  \\$aBZU5369NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aRD129.5
=150  \\$aOrgan donors
=450  \\$aDonors, Organ
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=550  \\$wg$aPersons
=750  \2$aTissue Donors$5IEN$0(DNLM)D014019

=LDR  00477cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362660502441
=005  20120730163624.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85095342 
=035  \\$aBZU5248NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRC898.3
=150  \\$aOrchitis
=450  \\$aOrcheitis
=450  \\$aTestis$xInflammation
=550  \\$wg$aInflammation
=550  \\$wg$aTestis$xDiseases
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/16/90
=750  \2$aOrchitis$5IEN$0(DNLM)D009920

=LDR  00412cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362660602441
=005  20100722090917.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85095340 
=035  \\$aBZU5246NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \\$aRD592
=150  \\$aOrchiopexy
=450  \\$aOrchidopexy
=450  \\$aOrchiorrhaphy
=550  \\$wg$aCryptorchism$xSurgery
=750  \2$aOrchiopexy$0(DNLM)D056126$5IEN

=LDR  00469cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362660702441
=005  20120730163624.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85095334 
=035  \\$aBZU5240NU
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh 85095334
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQK495.O64$cBotany
=053  \\$aSB409$bSB409.8$cOrnamental plants
=150  \\$aOrchids
=450  \\$aOrchidaceae
=550  \\$wg$aOrchidales
=750  \2$aOrchidaceae$5IEN$0(DNLM)D029595

=LDR  00383cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362660802441
=005  20120730163624.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85095320 
=035  \\$aBZU5226NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aOrbiviruses
=450  \\$aOrbivirus
=550  \\$wg$aArboviruses
=550  \\$wg$aReoviruses
=750  \2$aOrbivirus$5IEN$0(DNLM)D018163

=LDR  01855cz  a2200301n  4500
=001  9880362660902441
=005  20140422080756.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85095285 
=035  \\$aBZU5191NU
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC$dDLC$dWaU$dDLC
=053  \0$aQL737.P94$cZoology
=150  \\$aBornean orangutan
=450  \\$aBornean orang-utan
=450  \\$aOrang-utan
=450  \\$wnne$aOrang-utans
=450  \\$wnne$aOrangutan
=450  \\$aPongo pygmaeus
=450  \\$aSimia satyrus
=550  \\$wg$aOrangutans
=670  \\$aWikipedia, Jan. 7, 2014$b(under Orangutan: The orangutans are the two exclusively Asian species of extant great apes. Native to Indonesia and Malaysia, orangutans are currently found in only the rainforests of Borneo and Sumatra. Classified in the genus Pongo, orangutans were considered to be one species. However, since 1996, they have been divided into two species: the Bornean orangutan (P. pygmaeus) and the Sumatran orangutan (P. abelii).)
=670  \\$aMammal species of the world, via Smithsonian Institution National Museum of Natural History website, Jan. 7, 2014$b(Pongo pygmaeus. Common name: Bornean Orangutan)
=670  \\$aAnimal diversity web, Jan. 7, 2014$b(Genus Pongo - orangutan. Species: Pongo abelii (Sumatran orangutan); Pongo pygmaeus (Bornean orangutan))
=670  \\$aITIS, Jan. 7, 2014$b(Pongo pygmaeus - orangutan)
=670  \\$aThe IUCN red list of threatened species, 2013.2, via WWW, Jan. 7, 2014$b(Pongo pygmaeus (Bornean Orangutan))
=670  \\$aOCLC, Jan. 8, 2014$b(in titles: Bornean orang-utan; Bornean orang-utan (Pongo pygmaeus); Bornean and Sumatran orang-utans; Bornean orang-utans (Pongo pygmaeus); Bornean orang-utans, Pongo pygmaeus pygmaeus)
=688  \\$aHeading changed 20140328 from: 150:##:_{dollar}a Orangutan
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=010  \\$ash 85095257 
=035  \\$aBZU5163NU
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=053  \0$aQK495.R98$cBotany
=053  \0$aSB370.O7$cFruit culture
=150  \\$aOranges
=450  \\$aCitrus sinensis
=450  \\$aCommon oranges
=450  \\$wnne$aOrange
=450  \\$aOrange tree
=450  \\$aSweet oranges
=550  \\$wg$aCitrus
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 97-34206: Chessen, B. Orange juice, 1997:$bCIP galley (orange, oranges)
=670  \\$aCAB thes.$b(Oranges uf oranges, sweet uf sweet oranges rt citrus oblonga rt citrus sinensis)
=670  \\$aWeb. 3$b(orange; sweet orange Citrus sinensis)
=670  \\$aRandom House$b(orange (Citrus sinensis (sweet orange))
=670  \\$aLC database, July 29, 1997$b(orange, oranges)
=670  \\$aHortus 3$b(Citrus sinensis (L.) Osbeck Sweet orange; horticulturally 4 groups (Mediterranean oranges, Spanish oranges, Blood oranges, Navel oranges)
=670  \\$aBiol. & agr. index:$bv. 48 (Oranges; Oranges, Sweet; Citrus sinensis See Oranges, Sweet)
=670  \\$aFAO plant and plant products$b(Citrus sinensis 1. common orange tree, sweet orange tree)
=670  \\$aSPN$b(Citrus sinensis Sweet orange)
=670  \\$aTerrell cklist. names 3,000 vasc. plants$b(Citrus sinensis (L.) Osbeck sweet orange)
=670  \\$aHowes dict. useful and everyday plants$b(orange Citrus sinensis (=C. aurantium var. sinensis) the common sweet orange)
=670  \\$aRay, R. Citrus, 1980:$bp. 45+ (Sweet oranges include navel oranges, common oranges (incl. Valencia), pigmented (or blood) oranges, and Arizona Sweets)
=670  \\$aSpiegel-Roy, P. Biology of citrus, 1996:$bp. 33 (Citrus sinensis Osbeck Sweet orange)
=750  \2$aCitrus sinensis$5IEN$0(DNLM)D032084

=LDR  00414cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362661102441
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=008  911219i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85095250
=035  \\$aBZU5156NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aOral surgeons
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=LDR  00393cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362661202441
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=008  021023||\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
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=LDR  00584cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880362661302441
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=LDR  00509cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362661402441
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=035  \\$ash 85095243
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=LDR  00732cz  a2200265n  4500
=001  9880362661502441
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=008  860211i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85095227 
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=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
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=750  \2$aContraceptives, Oral$5IEN$0(DNLM)D003276

=LDR  00408cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362661602441
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=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85095209 
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=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/16/90
=750  \2$aOptometry$5IEN$0(DNLM)D009907

=LDR  00665cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880362661702441
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=008  931217i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85095205
=035  \\$aBZU5111NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
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=LDR  00495cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362661802441
=005  20120504144251.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85095199 
=035  \\$aBZU5105NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
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=450  \\$aPAS (Spectroscopy)
=450  \\$aPhotoacoustic spectroscopy
=550  \\$wg$aLaser spectroscopy
=750  \2$aPhotoacoustic Techniques$0(DNLM)D061088$5IEN

=LDR  00443cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362661902441
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=008  920615i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85095181 
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=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQC350$bQC467
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=550  \\$aLight
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=LDR  00516cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362662002441
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=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85095172 
=035  \\$aBZU5078NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aTK7895.M4$5IEN
=053  \\$aTA1635$cApplied optics
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=550  \\$wg$aComputers$xOptical equipment
=550  \\$aLaser recording
=750  \2$aOptical Storage Devices$5IEN$0(DNLM)D016249

=LDR  00448cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362662102441
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=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85095168 
=035  \\$aBZU5074NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQD473
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=550  \\$wg$aDispersion
=550  \\$wg$aOptical rotation
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/16/90
=750  \2$aOptical Rotatory Dispersion$5IEN$0(DNLM)D009905

=LDR  00436cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362662202441
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=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85095167 
=035  \\$aBZU5073NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQD651
=150  \\$aOptical rotation
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=550  \\$wg$aPolariscope
=550  \\$aPolarization (Light)
=750  \2$aOptical Rotation$0(DNLM)D009904$5IEN

=LDR  00737cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880362662302441
=005  20091026165313.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85095150 
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=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
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=053  \\$aQC371$bQC376$cOptics$5IEN
=053  \\$aQC370.5$bQC379$cOptics
=053  \\$aTS510$bTS518$cManufacturing
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=450  \\$aInstruments, Optical$5IEN
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=750  \2$aOptics and Photonics$xinstrumentation$0(DNLM)D055095Q000295$5IEN

=LDR  00497cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362662402441
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=008  920615i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
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=035  \\$aBZU5054NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
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=450  \\$aIllusions, Optical
=550  \\$wg$aHallucinations and illusions
=550  \\$wg$aPhysiological optics
=550  \\$wg$aVisual perception
=750  \2$aOptical Illusions$5IEN$0(DNLM)D009903

=LDR  00507cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362662502441
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=008  860211||\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
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=550  \\$wg$aFibers
=550  \\$wg$aOptical materials
=550  \\$wg$aOptical wave guides
=750  \2$aOptical Fibers$0(DNLM)D055100$5IEN

=LDR  00439cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362662602441
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=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
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=035  \\$aBZU5041NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aRE702.O
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=450  \\$aOptic nerve$xInflammation
=550  \\$wg$aNeuritis
=550  \\$wg$aOptic nerve$xDiseases
=750  \2$aOptic Neuritis$5IEN$0(DNLM)D009902

=LDR  00328cz  a2200121n  4500
=001  9880362662702441
=005  20120730163623.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|n\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85095134 
=035  \\$aBZU5040NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aOptic nerve$xWounds and injuries
=750  \2$aOptic Nerve Injuries$5IEN$0(DNLM)D020221

=LDR  00341cz  a2200133n  4500
=001  9880362662802441
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=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|n\ana\|||\\
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=035  \\$aBZU5039NU
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=053  \\$aRC280.E9
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=750  \2$aOptic Nerve Neoplasms$5IEN$0(DNLM)D019574

=LDR  00419cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362662902441
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=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
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=053  \\$aRE727$bRE728
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=550  \\$wg$aNeuroophthalmology
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/16/90
=750  \2$aOptic Nerve Diseases$5IEN$0(DNLM)D009901

=LDR  00526cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362663002441
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=008  860211||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
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=550  \\$wg$aPosterior segment (Eye)
=550  \\$wg$aVisual pathways
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=750  \2$aOptic Nerve$5IEN$0(DNLM)D009900

=LDR  00433cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362663102441
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=450  \\$aOptic ganglion
=550  \\$wg$aBrain
=750  \2$aOptic Lobe, Nonmammalian$0(DNLM)D009899$5IEN

=LDR  00557cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880362663202441
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=450  \\$aBlindspot
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=450  \\$aOptic disk$5IEN
=450  \\$aOptic papills
=450  \\$aPapills, Optic
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=550  \\$wg$aRetina
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/16/90
=750  \2$aOptic Disk$5IEN$0(DNLM)D009898

=LDR  00487cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362663302441
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=550  \\$wg$aOptic nerve
=550  \\$wg$aVisual pathways
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=750  \2$aOptic Chiasm$5IEN$0(DNLM)D009897

=LDR  00385cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362663402441
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=550  \\$wg$aPhagocytosis
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=LDR  00353cz  a2200133n  4500
=001  9880362663502441
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=LDR  01232cz  a2200289n  4500
=001  9880362663602441
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=450  \\$aMarmosidae
=450  \\$aPossums, American
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=670  \\$aHershkovitz, P. The South American gracile mouse opossum ... (Marmosidae, Marsupialia), 1992$b(new family Marmosidae)
=670  \\$aPhone call to Joy Gold, Smithsonian Inst., Jan. 4, 1993$b(Smithsonian does not yet recognize Marmosidae, includes genera in Didelphidae)
=670  \\$aRandom House$b(Opossum, also possum)
=670  \\$aMammal species of the world:$bp. 15 (family Didelphidae, order Didelphimorphia)
=670  \\$aIntegrated Taxonomic Info. System, Oct. 11, 1999$b(Didelphidae. Order Didelphimorphia. Common names: opossums, American opossums)
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=LDR  00419cz  a2200181n  4500
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=750  \2$aOpium$5IEN$0(DNLM)D009892

=LDR  00344cz  a2200133n  4500
=001  9880362663902441
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=LDR  00344cz  a2200133n  4500
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=LDR  00615cz  a2200205n  4500
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=LDR  00384cz  a2200157n  4500
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=150  \\$aBrassica juncea
=450  \\$aBrassica integrifolia
=450  \\$aBrassica japonica
=450  \\$aBrassica willdenowii
=450  \\$aChinese mustard
=450  \\$aIndian mustard
=450  \\$aLeaf mustard
=450  \\$aMustard greens
=450  \\$aSinapis juncea
=550  \\$wg$aBrassica
=670  \\$aWork cat: 2011432091: Mustard (Brassica juncea [L.] Czern & Cross) germplasm in Sri Lanka and its potential uses, 2010.
=670  \\$aWikipedia, viewed Jan. 9, 2012$b(Brassica juncea, also known as mustard greens, Indian mustard, Chinese mustard, and leaf mustard)
=675  \\$aITIS database, Jan. 9, 2012 (synonyms: Brassica integrifolia, Brassica japonica, Brassica juncea, Brassica willdenowii, Sinapis juncea)
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=450  \\$aCYP2D6 (Enzyme)
=450  \\$aCytochrome P-450 2D6
=550  \\$wg$aCytochrome P-450
=670  \\$aWork cat: Fleeman, N. The clinical effectiveness and cost-effectiveness of genotyping for CYP2D6 for the management of women with breast cancer treated with tamoxifen, 2011
=670  \\$aMedical Reference Encyclopedia Online, 15 Dec. 2011$b(Cytochrome P-450 CYP2D6; a cytochrome P450 enzyme that catalyzes the hydroxylation of many drugs and environmental chemicals)
=670  \\$aMESH online, Dec. 19, 2011$b(Cytochrome P-450 CYP2D6: A cytochrome P450 enzyme that catalyzes the hydroxylation of many drugs and environmental chemicals, such as DEBRISOQUINE; ADRENERGIC RECEPTOR ANTAGONISTS; and TRICYCLIC ANTIDEPRESSANTS. This enzyme is deficient in up to 10 percent of the Caucasian population. Year introduced: 1997)
=750  \2$aCytochrome P-450 CYP2D6$0(DNLM)D019389$5IEN

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=001  9880363247102441
=005  20120611102659.0
=008  120201||\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\c
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=450  \\$aIGIF (Interferon-gamma inducing factor)
=450  \\$aIL-18 (Biomolecule)
=450  \\$aInducing factor, IFN-gamma
=450  \\$aInducing factor, Interferon-gamma
=450  \\$aInducing factor, Interferon-gamma (IFN-gamma)-
=450  \\$aInterferon-gamma (IFN-gamma)-inducing factor
=450  \\$aInterferon-gamma inducing factor
=550  \\$wg$aCytokines
=550  \\$wg$aInterleukins
=670  \\$aWork cat: Ingram, J.T. Exhaustion renders CD8 T cells unresponsive to antigen-independent activation and is characterized by IL-18 receptor down regulation, 2011:$babstr. (Combinations of interleukin (IL)-12, IL-18, and IL-21 have been shown to induce the antigen-independent production of IFN-[gamma] by effector and memory CD8 T cells. In this study we investigated whether exhausted CD8 T cells are sensitive to activation by these cytokines)
=670  \\$aJournal of infectious diseases, Dec. 1998:$bp. 1830 (Interleukin-18 (IL-18) is a newly described cytokine, formerly called interferon-gamma (IFN-gamma)-inducing factor)
=670  \\$aJournal of dental research, July 2007:$bp. 586 (Interleukin 18 and periodontal disease) p. 587 (IL-18 is a proinflammatory and tumor-suppressive cytokine, which, due to its structure, receptor family, and signal transduction pathways, belongs to the IL-1 cytokine family. It is unique, with the capacity to induce either Th1 [T helper 1) or Th2 [T helper 2] differentiation, depending on the immunological context)
=670  \\$aMeSH browser, Nov. 21, 2011$b(Interleukin-18 -- A cytokine which resembles IL-1 structurally and IL-12 functionally. It enhances the cytotoxic activity of NK cells and cytotoxic T-lymphocytes, and appears to play a role both as neuroimmunomodulator and in the induction of mucosal immunity) ([MeSH 450s]: IFN-gamma inducing factor; Interferon-gamma inducing factor)
=670  \\$aRheumatology, Mar. 2001:$bp. 302 ( ... interleukin-18 ( ... also called ... IGIF))
=750  \2$aInterleukin-18$0(DNLM)D020382$5IEN

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=008  120202i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\c
=010  \\$ash2011005434
=040  \\$aOU$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aTroponin I
=450  \\$aTni peptide
=550  \\$wg$aBiochemical markers
=550  \\$wg$aMicrofilament proteins
=550  \\$wg$aPeptides
=670  \\$aWork cat: Use of cardiac troponin I for early detection of myocardial damage in dairy cows, 2008.
=670  \\$aMeSH, Nov. 13, 2011.
=670  \\$aPubChem, viewed Jan. 12, 2012$b(Troponin l; also known as Tni peptide)
=750  \2$aTroponin I$0(DNLM)D019210$5IEN

=LDR  02386cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880363247302441
=005  20120611104359.0
=008  111205i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\c
=010  \\$ash2011005387
=040  \\$aABAU$beng$cDLC
=053  \0$aQP552.T47
=150  \\$aThrombospondin-1
=450  \\$aTHBS-1 (Thrombospondin-1)
=450  \\$aTSP-1 (Thrombospondin-1)
=450  \\$aTSP1 (Thrombospondin-1)
=550  \\$wg$aThrombospondins
=670  \\$aWork cat: Yan, Q. Structural basis for thrombospondin-1-calreticulin interactions underlying calreticulin-induced focal adhesion disassembly, 2009.
=670  \\$aMeSH browser, Nov. 14, 2011$b(Thrombospondin 1 -- An extracellular matrix glycoprotein from platelets and a variety of normal and transformed cells of both mesenchymal and epithelial origin. Thrombospondin-1 is believed to play a role in cell migration and proliferation, during embryogenesis and wound repair. Also, it has been studied for its use as a potential regulator of tumor growth and metastasis)
=670  \\$aCellular and molecular life sciences, Mar. 2008:$bp. 728 (Thrombospondin-1 (TSP1) is a large glycoprotein that is synthesized and secreted by many cell types in response to injury and certain growth factors. TSP1 is expressed transiently at various sites during development, but high expression in the healthy adult is largely restricted to megakaryocytes, circulating platelets, and sites of tissue remodeling or injury)
=670  \\$aJournal of cell science, Nov. 15, 2002:$bp. 4353 (Thrombospondin-1 (TSP-1) is a platelet-derived, matricellular protein which, unlike traditional extracellular matrix (ECM) proteins, does not constitute an integral component of the structural elements of the cellular environment. Rather TSP-1 has been shown to modulate a number of diverse cellular processes, and plays a dynamic role in determining cellular function)
=670  \\$aArteriosclerosis, thrombosis, and vascular biology, Jan. 2003:$bp. 6 (Thrombospondins are glycoproteins which constitute a family of at least five, structurally related, multidomain ECM [extracellular matrix] proteins, of which three (THBS-1, -2 and, -5) have been detected in vascular tissue. Whereas a range of functional properties have been attributed to THBS-1, the diverse functions in the ECM of THBS-2 and -5 remain poorly understood)
=750  \2$aThrombospondin 1$0(DNLM)D019700$5IEN

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=001  9880363247402441
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=008  111128i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\c
=010  \\$ash2011005252
=040  \\$aABAU$beng$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aIntrinsic optical imaging
=450  \\$aImaging, Intrinsic optical
=450  \\$aIntrinsic optical signal imaging
=450  \\$aIOS imaging
=450  \\$aOptical imaging, Intrinsic
=450  \\$aOptical signal imaging, Intrinsic
=450  \\$aSignal imaging, Intrinsic optical
=550  \\$wg$aDiagnostic imaging
=670  \\$aWork cat: Li, Y.-G. Development of a rapid line-scan confocal imager for optical monitoring of retinal activation, 2010:$bp. 1 (Fast intrinsic optical signals (IOSs) associated with neural activation offer an attractive strategy for dynamic imaging of neural activity and may provide a noninvasive methodology for the evaluation of retinal functional integrity)
=670  \\$aNeuroimage, June 2005:$bp. 330 (Intrinsic optical signal imaging measures local activation-related changes in light reflected from neural tissue)
=670  \\$aNature reviews. Neuroscience, June 2006:$bp. 451 (Intrinsic optical imaging. Imaging technique that detects neuronal activity by virtue of changes in the optical properties of brain tissue as neurons start to fire, such as changes in the degree of blood oxygenation or the osmotic status of cells)
=670  \\$aFrontiers in cellular neuroscience, via WWW, Nov. 14, 2011$bJuly 2009, v. 3, art. 5, p. 1 ("Intrinsic" optical imaging. Optical imaging most often refers to imaging modalities based on fluorescent probes that transform network activity into optical signals. There are, however, approaches that use "intrinsic" optical signals that correlate with neuronal activity. These methods rely on changes in light absorption and scattering or tissue autofluorescence, negating the need for exogenous application of chemical dyes)
=670  \\$aOptics express, via WWW, Nov. 14, 2011$bv. 19, issue 1, Jan. 3, 2011, p. 99 (Simultaneous monitoring of many functioning [Beta]-cells is essential for understanding [Beta]-cell dysfunction as an early event in the progression to diabetes. Intrinsic optical signal (IOS) imaging has been shown to allow high resolution detection of stimulus-evoked physiological responses in the retina and other neural tissues. In this paper, we demonstrate the feasibility of using IOS imaging for functional examination of insulin secreting INS-1 cells, a popular model for investigating diabetes associated [Beta]-cell dysfunction)
=670  \\$aGoogle search, Nov. 14, 2011$b(Intrinsic optical imaging -- 108,000 hits; Intrinsic optical signal imaging -- 14,000 hits; IOS imaging -- 3,200 hits)
=750  \2$aOptical Imaging$0(DNLM)D061848$5IEN

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=001  9880363247502441
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=150  \\$aSyndromes in adolescents
=550  \\$wg$aTeenagers$xDiseases
=670  \\$aWork cat: 2011420602: Kulik, A. Zm�eczenie przewlek�e u nastolatk�ow, 2010.
=750  \2$81$wb$aSyndrome$0(DNLM)D013577$5IEN-M
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=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aSyndrome$iand$aAdolescent$5IEN

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=008  111109i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash2011005254
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aChronic fatigue syndrome in adolescence
=550  \\$wg$aChronic diseases in adolescence
=550  \\$wg$aSyndromes in adolescents
=670  \\$aWork cat: 2011420602: Kulik, A. Zm�eczenie przewlek�e u nastolatk�ow, 2010.
=750  \2$81$wb$aFatigue Syndrome, Chronic$0(DNLM)D015673$5IEN
=750  \2$81$wb$aAdolescent$0(DNLM)D000293$5IEN
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record$aFatigue Syndrome, Chronic$iand$aAdolescent$5IEN

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=150  \\$aEpigenetics
=550  \\$wg$aGenetics
=670  \\$aWork cat: Zhu, R. Growth, morphology, and in vitro development of transgenic poplars with RNAi-inhibited PtDDM1-1/2 gene expression, 2011.
=670  \\$aMcGraw-Hill dictionary of scientific and technical terms, 2003:$b(Epigenetics: the study of those processes by which genetic information ultimately results in distinctive physical and behavioral characteristics)
=670  \\$aWikipedia, accessed Oct. 24, 2011:$b(epigenetics; the study of heritable changes in gene expression or cellular phenotype caused by mechanisms other than changes in the underlying DNA sequence. Examples of such changes might be DNA methylation or histone deacetylation, both of which serve to suppress gene expression without altering the sequence of the silenced genes)
=670  \\$aFrancis, R. Epigenetics : the ultimate mystery of inheritance, 2011.
=670  \\$aEpigenetics : linking genotype and phenotype in development and evolution, 2011.
=750  \2$aEpigenomics$0(DNLM)D057890$5IEN

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=010  \\$ash2011004430
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=053  \0$aRC280.B7
=150  \\$aBrain metastasis
=450  \\$aMetastatic brain cancer
=550  \\$wg$aBrain$xCancer
=550  \\$wg$aMetastasis
=670  \\$aWork cat: Brain metastasis, 2009.
=670  \\$aDictionary of cancer terms - National Cancer Institute, via WWW, Sept. 2, 2011$b(brain metastasis: Cancer that has spread from the original (primary) tumor to the brain)
=670  \\$aSarg, M. The cancer dictionary, 2007$b(brain metastasis: cancer that has spread to the brain from another site in the body, most commonly the lung or breast)
=750  \2$81$wb$aBrain Neoplasms$0(DNLM)D001932$5IEN
=750  \2$81$wb$aNeoplasm Metastasis$0(DNLM)D009362$5IEN
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aBrain Neoplasms$iand$aNeoplasm Metastasis$5IEN

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=053  \0$aQA76.9.H84
=150  \\$aHuman computation
=450  \\$aCrowdsourcing (Distributed artificial intelligence)
=450  \\$aHuman-based computation
=450  \\$aHuman computation systems
=550  \\$wg$aDistributed artificial intelligence
=550  \\$wg$aHuman-computer interaction
=670  \\$aWork cat: Law, E.L.M. Human computation, c2011:$babstr. (Human computation is a new and evolving research area that centers around harnessing human intelligence to solve computational problems that are beyond the scope of existing Artificial Intelligence (AI) algorithms. With the growth of the Web, human computation systems can now leverage the abilities of an unprecedented number of people via the Web to perform complex computation. There are various genres of human computation applications that exist today. Games with a purpose (e.g. the ESP Game) specifically target online gamers who generate useful data (e.g., image tags) while playing an enjoyable game. Crowdsourcing marketplaces (e.g., Amazon Mechanical Turk) are human computation systems that coordinate workers to perform tasks in exchange for monetary rewards. In identity verification tasks, users perform computation in order to gain access to some online content; an example is reCAPTCHA, which leverages millions of users who solve CAPTCHAs every day to correct words in books that optical character recognition (OCR) programs fail to recognize with certainty)
=670  \\$aWikipedia, July 28, 2011$b(Human-based computation, is a computer science technique in which a computational process performs its function by outsourcing certain steps to humans. In traditional computation, a human employs a computer to solve a problem; a human provides a formalized problem description to a computer, and receives a solution to interpret. Human-based computation frequently reverses the roles; the computer asks a person or a large group of people to solve a problem, then collects, interprets, and integrates their solutions)
=670  \\$aLuis Von Ahn Web page at Carnegie Mellon University, July 28, 2011$b(systems that combine humans and computers to solve large-scale problems that neither can solve alone ... Human Computation; others sometimes call it Crowdsourcing)

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=008  110922||\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash2011003738
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aFukushima Nuclear Disaster, Japan, 2011
=450  \\$aFukushima Accident, Japan, 2011
=450  \\$aFukushima Daiichi Nuclear Disaster, Japan, 2011
=450  \\$aFukushima Daini Nuclear Disaster, Japan, 2011
=450  \\$aFukushima Disaster, Japan, 2011
=450  \\$aFukushima I Nuclear Disaster, Japan, 2011
=450  \\$aFukushima II Nuclear Disaster, Japan, 2011
=450  \\$aFukushima Nuclear Accident, Japan, 2011
=550  \\$wg$aNuclear power plants$xAccidents$zJapan
=550  \\$aTohoku Earthquake and Tsunami, Japan, 2011
=670  \\$aWork cat: 2011466717: Nibelle, Philippe. Journal d'apocalypse, c2011:$bp. 22 (il est 15h36 quand le porte-parole du gouvernement announce qu'une explosion vient de se produire dans le r�eacteur n� 1 de la centrale nucl�eare de Fukushima Daiichi) p. 175 (la catastrophe de la centrale de Fukushima)
=670  \\$aWikipedia, July 25, 2011$b(The Fukushima Daiishi nuclear disaster (Fukushima Dai-ichi genshiryoku hatsudensho jiko) is a series of equipment failures, nuclear meltdowns and releases of radioactive materials at the Fukushima I Nuclear Power Plant, following the 9.0 Tohoku earthquake and tsunami and experts consider it to be the largest nuclear accident since the Chernobyl disaster, but more complex as multiple reactors are involved; reactors 1, 2, & 3 experienced full meltdown; hydrogen explosions destroyed parts of the building housing reactors 1, 3, & 4; an explosion damaged the containment of reactor 2; multiple fires broke out at reactor 4; location: Okuma, Fukushima, Japan; Coordinates 37�25'17"N 141�1'57"E)
=670  \\$aWikipedia, July 25, 2011$b(The Fukushima II Nuclear Power Plant (Fukushima Dai-Ni Genshiryoku Hatsudensho), or Fukushima Dia-ni (dai-ni means "number two"), is a nuclear plant located on a 1,500,000-square-metre (370-acre) site in the town of Naraha and Tomioka in the Futaba District of Fukushima Prefecture, Japan. The Tokyo Electric Power Company (TEPCO) runs the plant. After the 2011 T�ohoku earthquake and tsunami, the four reactors at Fukushima II automatically shut down)
=670  \\$aInternational Atomic Energy Agency, IAEA.org, July 25, 2011$b(Fukushima Nuclear Accident)
=670  \\$aThe Independent, July 25, 2011$b(Fukushima disaster now on a par with Chernobyl)Accident 2011)
=670  \\$aWorld Nuclear Assoc. web site, July 27, 2011$b(Fukushima Accident 2011)
=750  \2$aFukushima Nuclear Accident$0(DNLM)D062406$5IEN

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=008  110628i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\c
=010  \\$ash2011003253
=040  \\$aABAU$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aDrug-eluting stents
=450  \\$aDESs (Drug-eluting stents)
=550  \\$wg$aDrug delivery devices
=550  \\$wg$aStents (Surgery)
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Kushwaha, M. Biomimetic self-assembled nanomatrix for drug eluting stent application, 2008:$babstr. (Deployment of stents has been a major therapeutic method for treatment of cardiovascular diseases. However, poor endothelialization and intimal hyperplasia in bare metal stents leads to restenosis. Drug eluting stents (DES) [sic] are designed to deliver therapeutic drugs to prevent intimal hyperplasia and have been implanted in about 6 million patients for last three years [sic])
=670  \\$aThe Lancet, Jan. 18, 2003:$bp. 248 (A drug-eluting stent is a device releasing into the bloodstream single or multiple bioactive agents that can deposit in or affect tissues adjacent to the stent. Drug can be simply linked to the stent surface, embedded and released from within polymer materials, or surrounded by and released through a carrier. The carrier can coat (strut-adherent) or span (strut-spanning) the stent struts)
=670  \\$aWikipedia, June 27, 2011$b(A drug-eluting stent (DES) is a peripheral or coronary stent (a scaffold) placed into narrowed, diseased peripheral or coronary arteries that slowly releases a drug to block cell proliferation. This prevents fibrosis that, together with clots (thrombus), could otherwise block the stented artery, a process called restenosis)
=670  \\$aJournal of biomedical materials research. Part B, Applied biomaterials, May 2008:$bp. 595 (A drug-eluting stent is a device releasing single or multiple bioactive agents into bloodstream. The agent can deposit in or affect tissue adjacent to the stent eventually eliminating in-stent restenosis. Drug-eluting stents offer relatively high drug concentration at the site of stent deployment and minimal systemic side effects)
=670  \\$aHealth care management science, Nov. 2006:$bp. 316 (Drug eluting stents are stents coated in a drug which is slowly released into the blood and protects the arteries from restenosis)
=750  \2$aDrug-Eluting Stents$0(DNLM)D054855$5IEN

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=001  9880363248202441
=005  20120606095053.0
=008  110617i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash2011003123
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aDichlorvos
=450  \\$aDDVP (Dimethyl dichlorovinyl phosphate)
=450  \\$aDichlorphos
=450  \\$aDimethyl dichlorovinyl phosphate
=450  \\$aDivipan
=550  \\$wg$aOrganophosphorus compounds
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 2011406069: Rinsan jimechiru 2,2-jikurorobiniru (betsumei jikurorubosu, DDVP), 2007:$bt.p. (Dimethyl 2,2-dichlorovinyl phosphate)
=670  \\$aNational Library of Medicine home page, Jun 17, 2011$b(Dichlorvos; DDVP; Dichlorphos; Divipan; CAS no. 62-73-7)
=670  \\$aPubChem home page, Jun 17, 2011$b(Dichlorvos; DDVP; Dichlorphos; Divipan; Organophosphorus compounds)
=750  \2$aDichlorvos$0(DNLM)D004006$5IEN

=LDR  01171cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880363248302441
=005  20120601111726.0
=008  110524i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\c
=010  \\$ash2011002639
=040  \\$aWaU$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aNanocapsules
=550  \\$wg$aDrug carriers (Pharmacy)
=550  \\$wg$aNanoparticles
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Gregersen, K.-A.D. Light-addressable lipid-based nanocapsules, 2010.
=670  \\$a2011 MeSH, via MeSH browser, May 17, 2011$b(Nanocapsules; Nanometer-sized, hollow, spherically-shaped objects that can be utilized to encapsulate small amounts of pharmaceuticals, enzymes, or other catalysts; broader terms: Nanoparticles, Drug Carriers)
=670  \\$aNanocapsule technology : a review, via PubMed, May 19, 2011:$babstract (Nanocapsules are submicroscopic colloidal drug carrier systems composed of an oily or an aqueous core surrounded by a thin polymer membrane)
=670  \\$aHolister, P. Nanocapsules, 2003, via WWW, viewed May 19, 2011:$bp. 5 (The term nanocapsule, as used here, is any nanoparticle that consists of a shell and a 'space', in which desired substances may be placed)
=750  \2$aNanocapsules$0(DNLM)D053769$5IEN

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=001  9880363248402441
=005  20120601094430.0
=008  110519i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash2011002553
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aEthylenethiourea
=450  \\$aImidazolidinethione
=450  \\$aMercaptoimidazoline
=550  \\$wg$aImidazoles
=550  \\$wg$aThiourea
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 2010383215: 2-imidazorijinchion, 2009.
=670  \\$aNational Library of Medicine home page, May 19, 2011$b(Ethylenethiourea; 2-mercaptoimidazoline; 2-imidazolidinethione; imidazolidinethione; Thiourea; Imidazoles; CAS no. 96-45-7)
=670  \\$aPubChem home page, May 19, 2011$b(Ethylenethiourea; 2-mercaptoimidazoline; 2-imidazolidinethione; imidazolidinethione; Thiourea; Imidazoles)
=750  \2$aEthylenethiourea$0(DNLM)D005031$5IEN

=LDR  00904cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880363248502441
=005  20120601105420.0
=008  110519i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash2011002550
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aMethenamine
=450  \\$aAminoform
=450  \\$aHexamethylenetetramine
=450  \\$aHexamine
=450  \\$aUrotropin
=550  \\$wg$aAdamantane
=550  \\$wg$aPolyamines
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 2010383133: 1,3,5,7-tetoraazatorishikuro [3.3.1.13.7] dekan (betsumei hekisamechirentetoramin), 2009.
=670  \\$aNational Library of Medicine home page, May 19, 2011$b(Methenamine; Hexamethylenetetramine; Hexamine; Aminoform; Urotropin)
=670  \\$aPubChem home page, May 19, 2011$b(Methenamine; Hexamethylenetetramine; Hexamine; Aminoform; Urotropin; chemical classification: organic chemicals; Polyamines, Adamantane)
=750  \2$aMethenamine$0(DNLM)D008709$5IEN

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=001  9880363248602441
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=010  \\$ash2011002110
=040  \\$aWaU$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aHeterokontophyta
=450  \\$aChrysomonada
=450  \\$aHeterokont algae
=450  \\$aHeterokontophytes
=450  \\$aHeterokonts
=450  \\$aStramenopila
=450  \\$aStramenopiles
=550  \\$wg$aEukaryotic cells
=670  \\$aAlgaeBase, via WWW, Apr. 26, 2011$b(Phylum Heterokontophyta. Classification: Empire Eukaryota, Kingdom Chromista, Subkingdom Chromobiota, Infrakingdom Heterokonta)
=670  \\$aNCBI taxonomy browser, via WWW, Apr. 26, 2011$b(stramenopiles (heterokonts). Rank: no rank. Inherited blast name: eukaryotes. Lineage: cellular organisms (no rank), Eukaryota (superkingdom))
=670  \\$aWorld register of marine species, via WWW, Apr. 26, 2011$b(Heterokontophyta. Status: accepted. Rank: Phylum. Synonymised taxa: Chrysomonada. Classification: Chromista (Kingdom) > Chromobiota (Subkingdom) > Heterokonta (Infrakingdom))
=670  \\$aWikipedia, Apr. 26, 2011:$bHeterokont (The heterokonts or stramenopiles are a major line of eukaryotes currently containing more than 100,000 known species, most of them diatoms. Most are algae, ranging from the giant multicellular kelp to the unicellular diatoms, which are a primary component of plankton. Other notable members of the Stramenopila include the (generally parasitic) oomycetes, including Phytophthora of Irish potato famine infamy and Pythium which causes seed rot and damping off. The name heterokonts refers to the motile life cycle stage, in which the flagellate cells possess two different shaped flagella. Phylum: Heterokontophyta, Kingdom: Chromalveolata, Domain: Eukarya)
=670  \\$aWiktionary, Apr. 26, 2011$b(heterokontophyte (plural heterokontophytes): any heterokont alga; Heterokontophyta: A taxonomic phylum within the kingdom Chromalveolata -- a major line of eukaryotes; includes coloured groups (alga like) and colourless groups (fungus like); heterokont (plural heterokonts): Any alga, of the phylum Heterokontophyta, having unequal flagella)
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=150  \\$aPhthalic anhydride
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=450  \\$aPhthalic acid anhydride
=450  \\$aRetarder esen
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=550  \\$wg$aPhthalic acid
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 2010383114: Musui futaru-san = Phthalic anhydride, 2009.
=670  \\$aPubChem home page, Mar. 17, 2011$b(phthalic anhydride; Synonyms, phthalandione, phthalic acid anhydride, retarder esen)
=670  \\$aNational Library of Medicine home page, Mar. 17, 2011$b(phthalic anhydride; Entry term, phthalic acid anhydride)
=670  \\$aPhysical and Theoretical Chemistry Laboratory, Oxford University home page, Mar. 17, 2011$b(phthalic anhydride; Synonyms, phthalic acid anhydride, phthalandione, retarder esen)
=670  \\$aWikipedia home page, Mar. 17, 2011$b(phthalic anhydride; Phthalic anhydride is the organic compound. It is the anhydride of phthalic acid)
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=450  \\$aEffeminate behavior
=450  \\$aFemininity in men
=550  \\$wg$aSex (Psychology)
=550  \\$aMen
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Adams, M.L. Artistic impressions, c2011:$bp. 3 (popular stereotype of male skaters as effeminate and/or gay) p. 4 (skating's lingering reputation ... as an effeminate sport) p. 20 (effeminacy and sport; how men's figure skating came to mean effeminacy; effeminacy is a social construct that is constituted in relation to normative versions of masculinity and femininity; effeminacy or male femininity) index (effeminacy)
=670  \\$aWikipedia, Feb. 28, 2011$b(Effeminacy describes traits in a human male, that are more often associated with traditional feminine nature, behavior, mannerisms, style or gender roles rather than masculine nature, behavior, mannerisms, style or roles; effeminate behavior; behavior non-compliant with conventional masculinity)
=670  \\$aAPA dictionary of psychology, c2007$b(effeminacy: female behavior or appearance in a male, which is regarded as not fitting the male gender role expectations of society; adjectival form: effeminate)
=670  \\$aSexual identity : effeminacy among university students, 2005.
=670  \\$aSinfield, A. The Wilde century : effeminacy, Oscar Wilde, and the queer moment, c1994.
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=150  \\$aEugenia
=450  \\$aEugenias
=450  \\$aStoppers (Plants)
=550  \\$wg$aMyrtaceae
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Araz�a, 2006:$bt.p. (Araz�a) p. 7 (Araz�a, Eugenia stipitata McVaugh) p. 10 (originated in the Amazonian region between the rivers Mara�non and Ucayali and near Requena and the source of the Amazon River; cultivated in Peru, Brazil, Ecuador, Colombia, Bolivia and Costa Rica) p. 11 (species described by McVaugh in 1956)
=670  \\$aInternational plant name index via WWW, Jan. 12, 2011$b(Myrtaceae Eugenia stipitata McVaugh; distribution: Loreto, Peru; Amazonas, Brazil)
=670  \\$aWikipedia, Feb. 15, 2011$b(Eugenia stipitata; Eugenia stipitata (Araza, Portuguese common name Araz�a, Ara�c�a-boi) is a fruit tree native to Amazon Rainforest vegetation in Brazil)
=670  \\$aITIS, March 17, 2011$b(Eugenia: Common names: eugenias, stopper, stoppers; genus Eugenia; family Myrtaceae)
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=150  \\$aChildren with autism spectrum disorders
=450  \\$aAutism spectrum disorders in children$xPatients
=450  \\$aAutistic spectrum disorder children
=550  \\$wg$aDevelopmentally disabled children
=670  \\$aWork cat.: McLaughlin, C.A.H. Decreasing stereotypy in preschoolers with autism spectrum disorder, 2010:$bp. 16 (young children with autism spectrum disorders) p. 18 (children with ASD) p. 31 (a child with ASD) p. 43 (all of the participants were diagnosed with ASD and attended a local preschool located on a university campus)
=670  \\$aMerges, J. Social enjoyment groups for children, teens, and young adults with autism spectrum disorders, 2011.
=670  \\$aFaja, S. The role of motivation in the executive function and symptom expression of young children with autism spectrum disorders, 2009.
=670  \\$aPierangelo, R. Teaching students with autism spectrum disorders, c2008:$btable of contents (children with ASD; students with ASD)
=670  \\$aOCLC search, Feb. 3, 2011$b(in titles: children with ASD; children with autism spectrum disorders; children with autism spectrum disorder; children with autism spectrum disorders (ASD); children with autism spectrum disorder (ASD); children with an autism spectrum disorder (ASD); children with autistic spectrum disorders (ASD); children in the autism spectrum; ASD children; autistic spectrum disorder children; autistic spectrum disorder (ASD) children)
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=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aAutism Spectrum Disorder$iand$aChild$5IEN

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=040  \\$aCU-A$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aIron deficiency anemia in animals
=550  \\$wg$aAnimals$xDiseases
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Sch�rer, Karl. Zur Frage der Eisenmangel-Anaemie beim Schwein, 1955.
=670  \\$aConsultant, November 17, 2008$b(Iron deficiency anemia: Primary iron deficiency anemia is uncommon in animals, but iron deficiency can follow blood loss ... Species: Porcine, ovine, bovine, canine, equine, feline, caprine)
=750  \2$aAnemia, Iron-Deficiency$xveterinary$0(DNLM)D018798Q000662$5IEN

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=040  \\$aMnManS$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aPolypharmacy
=550  \\$wg$aDrugs
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Polypharmacy, 2010.
=670  \\$aLococo, K. Literature review of polypharmacy and older drivers, 2006.
=670  \\$aRational polypharmacy, 1996.
=670  \\$aMeSH, Jan. 27, 2011$b(Polypharmacy. Scope note: The use of multiple drugs administered to the same patient, most commonly seen in elderly patients. It includes also the administration of excessive medication. Since in the United States most drugs are dispensed as single-agent formulations, polypharmacy, though using many drugs administered to the same patient, must be differentiated from Drug combinations, single preparations containing two or more drugs as a fixed dose, and from Drug therapy, Combination, two or more drugs administered separately for a combined effect. See also: Drug Antagonism; Drug Combinations; Drug Therapy, Combination)
=670  \\$aWikipedia, Jan. 27, 2011$b(Polypharmacy is the use of multiple medications by a patient, especially when too many forms of medication are used by a patient, when more drugs are prescribed than is clinically warranted, or even when all prescribed medications are clinically indicated but there are too many pills to take (pill burden); use of multiple medications taken together)
=750  \2$aPolypharmacy$0(DNLM)D019338$5IEN

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=150  \\$aBroca's area
=450  \\$aBroca area
=450  \\$aBroca's convolution
=450  \\$aBroca's gyrus
=450  \\$aBroca's region
=450  \\$aConvolution of Broca
=550  \\$wg$aFrontal lobes
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 2010357777: Scianna, C. Le parole non dette, 2010:$bp. 92 (Broca's area) p. 169 (Broca's region)
=670  \\$aWikipedia WWW site, Jan. 5, 2011$b(Broca's area; a region of the hominid brain with functions linked to speech production)
=670  \\$aWisegeek.com WWW site, Jan. 7, 2011$b(Broca's Area; area of brain responsible for speech production, language processing, and language comprehension, as well as controlling facial neurons; first discovered in 1861, Broca's area was named after Pierre Paul Broca)
=670  \\$aInternational dict. of medicine and biology, 1986$b(Broca; Broca's convultion; Broca's region)
=670  \\$aMerriam-Webster medical dict., viewed Jan. 24, 2011$b(Broca's area; also called Broca's convolution, Broca's gyrus, Convulution of Broca)
=670  \\$aEncy. Brit. online, viewed Jan. 21, 2011$b(Broca area; Convolution of Broca)
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=040  \\$aWaU$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aPropiophenones
=450  \\$aEthyl phenyl ketones
=550  \\$wg$aKetones
=670  \\$aMeSH, Mar. 8, 2010$b(Propiophenones; in MeSH Tree Structures under: Ketones)
=670  \\$aWikipedia, Mar. 8, 2010$b(Propiophenone; an aryl ketone; IUPAC name: 1-Phenylpropan-1-one; other names: Ethyl phenyl ketone)
=670  \\$aWiktionary, Mar. 8, 2010$b(propiophenone (plural propiophenones) 1. (organic chemistry) The ketone C b6 (BH b5 (B-CO-CH b2 (B-CH b3 (B; ethyl phenyl ketone)
=670  \\$aJoshi, B.H. Microwave- and ultrasound-assisted semisynthesis of natural methoxylated propiophenones from isomeric mixture of phenylpropenes in minutes, in Canadian journal of chemistry, Oct. 2005, viewed online Mar. 8, 2010:$bp. 1826 (propiophenones)
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=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aPatients$xSafety measures
=667  \\$aRecord generated for validation purposes.
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Measuring patient safety, c2005
=750  \2$aPatient Safety$0D061214$5IEN

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=040  \\$aWaU$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aBiological fitness
=450  \\$aDarwinian fitness
=450  \\$aFitness, Biological
=450  \\$aFitness, Darwinian
=550  \\$wg$aNatural selection
=550  \\$aAdaptation (Biology)
=550  \\$aEvolution (Biology)
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Zelano, B. Non-random mating and fitness benefits associated with individual heterozygosity in European starlings, 2009.
=670  \\$aMcGraw-Hill dict. of scientific and technical terms, c2003$b(fitness GEN A measure of reproductive success for a genotype, based on the average number of surviving progeny of this genotype as compared to the average number of other, competing genotypes)
=670  \\$aThe Wordsworth dict. of science & technology, 1995$b(fitness (Ecol.): 1. In natural history, the degree to which an organism is adapted to its environment and can therefore survive the struggle for existence. 2. In evolutionary ecology, the extent to which an individual passes on its genes to the next generation; fitness, Darwinian (Biol.))
=670  \\$aHenderson's dict. of biological terms, 2000$b(fitness: the fitness of an individual is defined as the relative contribution of its genotype to the next generation relative to the contributions of other genotypes; Its fitness is determined by the number of offspring it manages to produce and rear successfully; alt.: Darwinian fitness)
=670  \\$aWikipedia, Feb. 1, 2010:$bFitness (biology) (Fitness (often denoted w in population genetics models) is a central idea in evolutionary theory)
=670  \\$aThe American heritage dict. of the English language, c2000  (fitness 3. Biology: The extent to which an organism is adapted to or able to produce offspring in a particular environment)
=750  \2$aGenetic Fitness$0(DNLM)D056084$5IEN

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=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC
=053  \0$aRC168.P45
=150  \\$aPhlebotomus fever
=450  \\$aPappataci fever
=450  \\$aSandfly fever
=550  \\$wg$aFever
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 2010360735: Papatasis hummas�, 1924.
=670  \\$aDorland's illus. med. dict.$b(Plebotomus fever; Phlebotomus papatasi is the vector in the virus of phlebotomus fever)
=670  \\$aAmer. Heritage med. dict.$b(Phlebotomus fever, also known as sandfly fever)
=750  \2$aPhlebotomus Fever$0(DNLM)D010217$5IEN

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=040  \\$aWaU$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aDeath receptors
=450  \\$aDeath domain family receptors
=450  \\$aDeath domain receptors
=450  \\$aDR family receptors
=450  \\$aReceptors, Death
=550  \\$wg$aCell receptors
=550  \\$aTumor necrosis factor$xReceptors
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Death receptors and cognate ligands in cancer, c2009.
=670  \\$a2010 MeSH, via WWW, Dec. 18, 2009$b(Receptors, Death Domain; UFs: Death Domain Receptors; Death Receptors; Receptors, Death Domain Family; Receptors, DR Family. SA: Receptors, Tumor Necrosis Factor)
=670  \\$aWikipedia, Dec. 18, 2009$b(Tumor necrosis factor receptor; a tumor necrosis factor receptor (TNFR), or death receptor, is a cytokine receptor that binds tumor necrosis factors (TNF))
=670  \\$aApoptopedia, via WWW, Dec. 18, 2009$b(Death receptor; death receptors are cell surface receptors that transmit apoptosis signals initiated by specific "death ligands"; these receptors can activate death caspases within seconds of ligand binding, causing an apoptotic demise of the cell within hours; death Receptors belong to the Tumor Necrosis Factor Receptor (TNFR) gene superfamily)
=750  \2$aReceptors, Death Domain$0(DNLM)D053218$5IEN

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=040  \\$aSaPrUSA$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aProtein-energy malnutrition
=450  \\$aPCM (Protein-calorie malnutrition)
=450  \\$aPEM (Protein-energy malnutrition)
=450  \\$aProtein-calorie malnutrition
=550  \\$wg$aMalnutrition
=550  \\$wg$aProtein deficiency
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Nkonde, S.E. Toddler malnutrition and the Protein-energy Malnutrition (PEM) Programme ... 1998:$bp. 5 (term Protein-energy malnutrition (PEM) is currently applied to the spectrum of conditions that range from the underweight child to the syndromes of kwashiorkor, marasmic kwashiorkor and marasmus)
=670  \\$aWikipedia, Nov. 6, 2009$b(Protein-energy malnutrition refers to a form of malnutrition where there is inadequate protein intake; types include: Kwashiorkor, Marasmus)
=670  \\$aHealthopedia, Nov. 6, 2009$b(Protein-energy malnutrition (PEM), Protein-calorie malnutrition (PCM))
=750  \2$aProtein-Energy Malnutrition$0(DNLM)D011502$5IEN

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=010  \\$ash2009010914
=040  \\$aOrCS$beng$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQK495.C74$cBotany
=150  \\$aAnthemis
=550  \\$wg$aCompositae
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Intanon, S.  Molecular basis of target-site resistance to acetolactate synthase-inhibiting herbicides in mayweed chamomile (Anthemis cotula L.)
=670  \\$aWikipedia, accessed Dec. 17, 2009:$b(Anthemis is a genus of about 100 species of aromatic herbs in the Asteraceae, closely related to Chamaemelum, and like that genus, known by the common name Chamomile. Order: Asterales, Family: Asteraceae Compositae)
=670  \\$aNCU-3e. Names in current use for extant plant genera, Electronic version 1.0, accessed online Dec. 17, 2009 :$b(Anthemis L., Sp. Pl.: 893, Date: 1 Mai 1753, Type: A. maritima L., Group: DICOTYLEDONES: COMPOSITAE)
=670  \\$aInternational Plant Names Index, accessed online Dec. 17, 2009:$b( Asteraceae Anthemis L.Species Plantarum 2 1753)
=670  \\$aTropicos, accessed Dec. 17, 2009:$b(Anthemis L., Group: Dicot, Rank: genus, Published In: Species Plantarum 2: 893-896. 1753. (Sp. Pl.))
=750  \2$aAnthemis$0(DNLM)D031166$5IEN

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=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aMagnetic fields$xMeasurement
=667  \\$aRecord generated for validation purposes.
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Low magnetic fields in anisotropic superconductors, 1995
=750  \2$aMagnetometry$0(DNLM)D060306$5IEN

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=010  \\$ash2009009562
=040  \\$aDGPO$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aBenzidine
=450  \\$aBianiline
=450  \\$aBiphenyl-diamine
=450  \\$aDiamino-biphenyl
=450  \\$aDiaminobiphenyl
=450  \\$aDiphenylenediamine
=450  \\$aFast Corinth Base B (Trademark)
=550  \\$wg$aAromatic amines
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Benzidine [ER] 2001:$bcaption (CAS#: 92-87-5) PDF file, p. 1 (manufactured chemical that does not occur naturally; crystalline (sandy or sugar-like) solid; other names: 4, 4'-diphenylenediamine or Fast Corinth Base B (a registered trade name); found in the environment in either its "free" state (as an organic base) or as a salt ...)
=670  \\$aLarousse Dict. of sci. and tech., 1995:$b(benzidine, 4-4'-diamino-biphenyl, crystals, ether, intermediate for azodyestuffs)
=670  \\$aWeb. 3:$b(crystalline base, 4,4'-biphenyl-diamine)
=670  \\$aMcGraw-Hill Dict. of Sci. and tech. terms, 1989:$b(an aromatic amine)
=670  \\$aToxicological profile for benzidine [ER] 2001:$bPDF file, p. 108 (chemical formula: C b12 (BH b12 (BN b2 (B; synonyms: 4,4'-Bianiline, 4,4'-Diphenyldiamine, 4,4'-Diaminobiphenyl, 4,4'-Diphenylenediamine) p. 120 (benzidine is an aromatic amine)
=670  \\$aWikipedia, Nov. 20, 2009: (4,4'-diaminobiphenyl, organic compound, aromatic amine)
=670  \\$aBennett. Concise chem. and tech. dict., 1974: (4,4'-diaminobiphenyl)
=750  \2$aBenzidines$0(DNLM)D001560$5IEN

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=150  \\$aH1N1 influenza
=450  \\$aH1N1 flu
=450  \\$aNovel H1N1 flu
=450  \\$aNovel H1N1 influenza
=450  \\$aNovel influenza A
=450  \\$aSwine flu (H1N1)
=450  \\$aSwine influenza (H1N1)
=550  \\$wg$aInfluenza A virus
=550  \\$wg$aSwine influenza
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 2009 H1N1 Flu (Swine Flu) [CDC website, Nov. 2, 2009]$b(2009 H1N1, novel influenza A, aka swine flu; new influenza virus causing illness in people; first detected in people in U.S. April 2009; spreading from person-to-person worldwide, probably in much the same way that regular seasonal influenza viruses spread; World Health Organization (WHO) signaled a pandemic of 2009 H1N1 flu was underway on June 11, 2009; originally referred to as swine flu because laboratory testing showed many genes in this new virus were very similar to influenza viruses that normally occur in pigs (swine) in North America; further study has shown that this new virus is very different from what normally circulates in North American pigs--has two genes from flu viruses that normally circulate in pigs in Europe and Asia and bird (avian) genes and human genes; scientists call this a "quadruple reassortant" virus; new flu virus of swine origin that first caused illness in Mexico and the United States in March & April, 2009)
=670  \\$aInfection control guidelines for healthcare workers for novel influenza A, H1N1, 2009$b(novel influenza A (H1N1) virus; appears behave similarly to seasonal influenza in terms of severity of illness & transmission of infection)
=670  \\$aNovel H1N1 Continues to Wallop Younger U.S. Population [Science insider, Oct. 20, 2009]$b(novel H1N1 virus; people under 65 suffer the bulk of hospitalizations & deaths from the virus, exactly the opposite pattern seen w/seasonal influenza which primarily causes severe disease in the elderly)
=750  \2$81$wb$aInfluenza, Human$0(DNLM)D0007251$5IEN
=750  \2$81$wb$aInfluenza A Virus, H1N1 Subtype$0(DNLM)D053118$5IEN
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aInfluenza, Human$iand$aInfluenza A Virus, H1N1 Subtype$5IEN

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=150  \\$aGrape seed oil
=450  \\$aGrape oil
=450  \\$aGrapeseed oil
=550  \\$wg$aGrape products
=550  \\$wg$aOils and fats
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Oil from wine grape seeds, 1943.
=670  \\$aWikipedia, Sept. 16, 2009$b(Grape seed oil (also called grapeseed oil or grape oil) is a vegetable oil pressed from the seeds of various varieties of Vitis vinifera grapes, an abundant by-product of winemaking. Grape seed oil is used for salad dressings, marinades, deep frying, flavored oils, baking, massage oil, sunburn repair lotion, hair products, body hygiene creams, lip balm and hand creams)
=670  \\$aSadaf.com WWW site, Sept. 18, 2009$b(Grape seed oil; Grapeseed oil)
=675  \\$aOxford companion to wine, 2006
=750  \2$aGrape Seed Extract$0(DNLM)D056604$5IEN

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=040  \\$aPU$beng$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aPapillon Lefevre syndrome
=450  \\$aJuvenile periodontosis with hyperkeratosis
=450  \\$aPalmoplantar ectodermal dysplasia type 4
=450  \\$aPalmoplantar keratoderma with periodontitis
=450  \\$aPalmoplantar keratoderma with periodontosis
=450  \\$aPapillon Le-Fevre syndrome
=450  \\$aPapillon LeFevre disease
=450  \\$aPLS (Papillon Lefevre syndrome)
=550  \\$wg$aGenetic disorders in children
=550  \\$wg$aPeriodontal disease
=550  \\$wg$aSkin$xDiseases
=550  \\$wg$aSyndromes
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Papillon Le-Fevre Syndrome, 2004.
=670  \\$aWebMD, Aug. 14, 2008$b(Papillon-Lefevre Syndrome, PLS, is an extremely rare genetic disorder that typically becomes apparent from approximately one to five years of age. PLS is characterized by the development of dry scaly patches on the skin of the palms and the soles, palmar-plantar hyperkeratosis, in association with severe inflammation and degeneration of the structures surrounding and supporting the teeth, periodontium)
=670  \\$aDorland's Medical Dictionary viewed via Internet, Aug. 14, 2008$b(Papillon-Lef�vre syndrome an autosomal recessive disorder occurring between the first and fifth years of life, characterized by psoriasiform palmoplantar keratoderma, which may also involve the elbows, knees, tibias, external malleoli, and other areas; ectopic calcifications of the skull; and periodontitis and premature shedding of both the deciduous and permanent teeth)
=670  \\$aMeSH, Oct. 15, 2009$b(Papillon-LeFevre disease; also, Papillon-LeFevre syndrome, Palmoplantar keratoderma with periodontitis; in the Congenital diseases tree and in the Skin and connective tissues tree.)
=670  \\$aDiseases database, Oct. 15, 2009$b(Papillon Lefevre syndrome; also known as Juvenile periodontosis with hyperkeratosis, also, Palmoplantar ectodermal dysplasia type 4)
=750  \2$aPapillon-Lefevre Disease$0(DNLM)D010214$5IEN

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=040  \\$aNcD$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aTATA box
=450  \\$aGoldberg-Hogness box
=450  \\$aHogness box
=550  \\$wg$aNucleotide sequence
=550  \\$wg$aPromoters (Genetics)
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Transcription start sites in Cryptococcus neoformans, 2006:$bp. 5 (The TATA box is the first transcription element to be discovered in the eukaryote promoter and the sequence TATA(A/T)A  is conserved in all eukaryotic organisms. This element is essential to transcription initiation in that the binding of TFIID -Transcription Factor II D--  to the TATA box usually induces the assembly of transcription machinery)
=670  \\$aMeSH, Nov. 10, 2007:$b(Mesh Heading, Tata Box, a conserved A-T rich sequence which is contained in promoters for RNA polymerase II. The segment is seven base pairs long and the nucleotides most commonly found are TATAAAA. Entry term: Hogness box)
=670  \\$aWikipedia, Nov. 10, 2007$b(TATA Box, also called Goldberg-Hogness box, is a DNA sequence (Cis-regulatory element) found in the promoter region of most genes (it is considered to be the core promoter sequence) in eukaryotes. It is the binding site of either transcription factors or histones (binding of a transcription factor blocks binding of a histone and vice versa) and is involved in the process of  transcription by RNA polymerase. It has the core DNA sequence  5'-TATAAA-3' or a variant, which is usually followed by three or more adenine bases and has been highly conserved through evolution. The TATA box is usually located 25 base pairs upstream to the transcription site)
=670  \\$aOnline Medical Dictionary, Nov. 10, 2007$b(TATA Box (Molecular biology), a consensus sequence found in the promoter region of most genes transcribed by eukaryotic RNA polymerase II.  Found about 25 nucleotides before the site of initiation of transcription and has the consensus sequence, 5' TATAAAA 3. This sequence seems to be important to determining accurately the position at which transcription is initiated.)
=670  \\$aMedical Dictionary, Medical Terminology (Medi-Lexicon)$b(TATA Box, a highly conserved bacterial DNA sequence found about 25 bp upstream from the transcription start site of genes, usually flanked by GC-rich sequences; binding site of transcription factors but not RNA polymerase.)
=670  \\$aPubMed, Nov. 10, 2007$b(As of November 10, 2007, at least 7015  scientific articles  have been published with the term "Tata Box", 382 with the term in the title.)
=750  \2$aTATA Box$0(DNLM)D016385$5IEN

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=008  051114||\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\c
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=150  \\$aBetaine
=450  \\$aAbromine
=450  \\$aAcidin-pepsin
=450  \\$aAlpha-Earleine
=450  \\$aBetaine hydrochloride
=450  \\$aCystadane
=450  \\$aGlycine betaine
=450  \\$aGlycinebetaine
=450  \\$aGlycocoll betaine
=450  \\$aGlycylbetaine
=450  \\$aHepastyl
=450  \\$aJortaine
=450  \\$aLoramine AMB 13
=450  \\$aLycine
=450  \\$aNovobetaine
=450  \\$aOxyneurine
=450  \\$aRubrine C
=450  \\$aStea-16
=450  \\$aTrimethylaminoacetic acid
=450  \\$aTrimethylbetaine
=450  \\$aTrimethylglycine
=450  \\$aTrimethylglycocoll
=550  \\$wg$aAlkaloids
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Park, Eung-Jun. Enhancement of cold tolerance in tomato plants by genetic engineering of glycinebetaine biosynthesis, 2005.
=670  \\$aChemIDplus Advanced, accessed Nov. 2, 2005$b(Betaine - MeSH Heading: Betaine; Name of Substance: 1-Carboxy-N,N,N-trimethylmethanaminium hydroxide, inner salt; Betaine; Methanaminium, 1-carboxy-N,N,N-trimethyl-, hydroxide, inner salt; Trimethylglycine; Synonyms: (Carboxymethyl)trimethylammonium hydroxide, inner salt; 2-(Trimethylammonio)ethanoic acid, hydroxide, inner salt; 4-04-00-02369 (Beilstein Handbook Reference); AI3-24187; AI3-52598; Abromine; BRN 3537113; Betaine; EINECS 203-490-6; Glycine betaine; Glycine, trimethylbetaine; Glycocoll betaine; Glycylbetaine; Glykokollbetain [German]; Jortaine; Loramine AMB 13; Lycine; NSC 166511; Oxyneurine; Rubrine C; Trimethylaminoacetic acid; Trimethylglycine; Trimethylglycocoll; alpha-Earleine; Systematic Name: Betaine; Methanaminium, 1-carboxy-N,N,N-trimethyl-, hydroxide, inner salt; Methanaminium, 1-carboxy-N,N,N-trimethyl-, inner salt)
=670  \\$aMcGraw-Hill dictionary of scientific and technical terms, 2003$b(Betaine: C5H11O2N, an alkaloid ... also known as lycine; oxyneurine)
=670  \\$aRathinasabapathi B. Metabolic engineering of glycine betaine synthesis (Planta 1994 193(2):155-62) accessed Nov. 2, 2005 in NLM PubMed$b(Certain higher plants synthesize and accumulate glycine betaine, a compound with osmoprotectant properties. Biosynthesis of glycine betaine proceeds via the pathway choline-->betaine aldehyde-->glycine betaine)
=670  \\$aMedLinePlus, accessed Nov. 2, 2005$b(Betaine (BAY-ta-een) is used to treat a lack of or defect in certain enzymes that causes too much homocysteine in the blood and urine. This medicine removes the extra homocysteine from the body. Brand names in the U.S.: Cystadane, Category: Antihomocystinuric)
=670  \\$aMeSH, Oct. 14, 2009:$b(Betaine; entry terms: Acidin-pepsin, Betaine hydrochloride, Cystadane, Glycine betaine, Hepastyl, Lycine, Novobetaine, Oxyneurine, Stea-16)
=750  \2$aBetaine$0(DNLM)D001622$5IEN

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=008  091029||\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\c
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=040  \\$aWaU$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aSynaptic vesicles
=450  \\$aNeurotransmitter vesicles
=450  \\$aVesicles, Neurotransmitter
=450  \\$aVesicles, Synaptic
=550  \\$wg$aCell organelles
=550  \\$wg$aSynapses
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Mutch, S.A. Method for quantification of low copy number proteins using single molecule spectroscopy applied to synaptic vesicle membrane proteins, 2009:$bp. 1 (Synaptic vesicles are small (~50nm) lipid bilayer, neurotransmitter containing organelles which store neurotransmitter and they mediate neurotransmission upon exocytosis)
=670  \\$aMeSH browser, Oct. 6, 2009$b(Synaptic vesicles. Membrane-bound compartments which contain transmitter molecules. Synaptic vesicles are concentrated at presynaptic terminals. They actively sequester transmitter molecules from the cytoplasm. In at least some synapses, transmitter release occurs by fusion of these vesicles with the presynaptic membrane, followed by exocytosis of their contents)
=670  \\$aWikipedia, Oct. 6, 2009$b(Synaptic vesicle. In a neuron, synaptic vesicles (or neurotransmitter vesicles) store various neurotransmitters that are released at the synapse)
=670  \\$aAnswers.com Sci-tech dictionary, Oct. 6, 2009$b(Synaptic vesicle: A small membrane-bound structure in the axon terminals of nerve cells that contains neurotransmitters and releases them by exocytosis when an action potential reaches the terminal)
=750  \2$aSynaptic Vesicles$0(DNLM)D013572$5IEN

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=001  9880363250902441
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=010  \\$ash2009008496
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aTK8360.O67
=150  \\$aOptical tweezers
=450  \\$aTweezers, Optical
=550  \\$wg$aOptoelectronic devices
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 2009038146: Optical tweezers : methods and applications, 2009.
=670  \\$aDictionary.com, Oct. 1, 2009$b(Optical tweezers; a laser device used to study, manipulate, or trap a microscopic object, as a microorganism or cell, with nanometer precision)
=670  \\$aOptical tweezers at WWW.stanford.edu site, Oct. 1, 2009$b(Optical tweezers use light to manipulate microscopic objects as small as a single atom)
=670  \\$aWikipedia, Oct. 1, 2009$b(Optical tweezers; a scientific instrument that uses a focused laser beam to provide an attractive or repulsive force, depending on the refractive index mismatch to physically hold and move microscopic dielectric objects)
=670  \\$aWilson Web, Oct. 1, 2009$b(Optical tweezers)
=750  \2$aOptical Tweezers$0(DNLM)D052898$5IEN

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=040  \\$aSaPrUSA$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aSense of coherence
=450  \\$aCoherence, Sense of
=450  \\$aSOC (Sense of coherence)
=550  \\$wg$aPsychology
=550  \\$wg$aSenses and sensation
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Scott, J.R. Sense of coherence in leprosy patients, 2006:$bp. 2 (fulcrum of Salutogenesis, which is the Sense of Coherence, SOC)
=670  \\$aDe Villiers, M. The relationship between employee wellness and career anchors, 2009:$bp. iii (Sense of coherence) p. 21 (defined as a global orientation that expresses the extent to which one has a pervasive, enduring though dynamic feeling of confidence that one's internal and external environments are predictable and that there is a high probability that things will work out)
=670  \\$aWikipedia, Sept. 18, 2009$b(sense of coherence is a theoretical formulation that provides a central explanation for the role of stress in human functioning. Beyond the specific stress factors that one might encounter in life, and beyond your perception and response to those events, what determines whether stress will cause you harm is whether or not the stress violates your sense of coherence)
=670  \\$aCat.Inist website, Sept. 18, 2009$b(Antonovsky's salutogenic concept of a sense of coherence, SOC)
=670  \\$aUJDigiSpace website, Sept. 18, 2009$b(Coherence, Psychology; sense of coherence)
=750  \2$aSense of Coherence$0(DNLM)D060685$5IEN

=LDR  01149cz  a2200193n  4500
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=008  090512i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\c
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=040  \\$aCaQMM$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aLactoglobulins
=450  \\$aBeta-lactoglobulin
=550  \\$wg$aGlobulins
=550  \\$wg$aMilk proteins
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Al-Jundi, Abdul Nasser. Elucidation of nonthermal effects of microwave irradiation on the unfolding pathways of [beta]-lactoglobulin and hemoglobin, c2004.
=670  \\$aMeSH Browser, May 11, 2009$b(Lactoglobulins; Entry Term beta-Lactoglobulin, beta-Lactoglobulin A, beta-Lactoglobulin B, beta-Lactoglobulin C, beta-Lactoglobulin E, beta-Lactoglobulin F, beta-Lactoglobulin G, beta-Lactoglobulin I)
=670  \\$aEncyclopaedia Britannica Online, May 11, 2009$b(Milk proteins: Milk contains the following: an albumin, -lactalbumin; a globulin, beta-lactoglobulin; and a phosphoprotein, casein.)
=670  \\$aWeb. 3$b(Lactoglobulin: a crystalline protein fraction that is obtained from the whey of milk ... called also beta-lactoglobulin)
=750  \2$aLactoglobulins$0(DNLM)D007782$5IEN

=LDR  00980cz  a2200193n  4500
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=008  090908||\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\c
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=040  \\$aUk$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aCetylpyridinium chloride
=450  \\$aCPC (Cetylpyridinium chloride)
=450  \\$aHexadecylpyridinium chloride
=550  \\$wg$aAmmonium chloride
=550  \\$wg$aAntiseptics
=550  \\$wg$aChlorides
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Cetylpyridinium chloride, 2005:$bp. 1 (Cetylpyridinium chloride (CPC); common synonym: Hexadecylpyridinium chloride)
=670  \\$aWikipedia WWW site, 8 Sept. 2009$b(Cetylpyridium chloride (CPC) is a cationic quaternary ammonium compound in some types of mouthwashes, toothpastes, lozenges, throat sprays, anti-sore throat sprays, breath sprays, and nasal sprays. It is an antiseptic that kills bacteria and other microorganisms. IUPAC name: 1-Hexadecylpyridinium chloride)
=750  \2$aCetylpyridinium$0(DNLM)D002594$5IEN

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=008  090804i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\c
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=040  \\$aIdPI$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aPharmacy students
=450  \\$aStudent pharmacists
=550  \\$wg$aHealth occupations students
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Beesley, B.P. An assessment of attitudes of pharmacy students and pharmacy school faculty in the Northwest toward medication waste and medication recycling as a possible solution, 2007:$bp. 3 (student pharmacists)
=750  \2$aStudents, Pharmacy$0(DNLM)D013339$5IEN

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=040  \\$aABAU$beng$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aNeuroprostheses
=450  \\$aNeural prostheses
=550  \\$wg$aBiomedical engineering
=550  \\$wg$aNeurotechnology (Bioengineering)
=550  \\$wg$aProsthesis
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Coates, T.D. Neural interfacing, 2008:$babstr. (This book presents a short history of neural interfacing (N.I.) research and introduces the reader to some of the current efforts to develop neural prostheses)
=670  \\$aEncyclopedia of biomaterials and biomedical engineering, 2004:$bv. 2, p. 1056 (A neuroprosthesis, sometimes called a neural prosthesis, is a device that provides short bursts of electrical impulses to the central or peripheral nervous system to produce sensory and/or motor functions)
=670  \\$aMcGraw-Hill dictionary of scientific and technical terms, 2003$b(neural prosthesis -- A prosthesis that bypasses a portion of the nervous system and provides electrical stimulation to existing muscles in situations where paralysis has interrupted the natural control pathways)
=670  \\$aIEEE International Symposium on Circuits and Systems (2006 : Kos Island, Greece). ISCAS 2006, 2006:$bPDF p. 2189 (Neuroprostheses are devices that directly interface a technical implant with the human nervous system to restore sensory or motor function or to modulate the central nervous system properties after traumatization or severe diseases, respectively)
=670  \\$aBernat, J.L. Ethical issues in neurology, 2008:$bp. 502 (A neuroprosthesis is an interface between a computer and a brain, spinal cord, or peripheral nerve)
=750  \2$aNeural Prostheses$0(DNLM)D058117$5IEN

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=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aAmmonium chloride
=750  \2$aAmmonium Chloride$0(DNLM)D000643$5IEN

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=001  9880363251602441
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=040  \\$aWaU$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aThree-dimensional printing
=450  \\$a3-D printing
=450  \\$a3D printing
=450  \\$a3DP (Three-dimensional printing)
=550  \\$wg$aRapid prototyping
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Utela, B. Development and application of new material systems for three dimensional printing (3DP), 2008:$bp. 1 (three dimensional printing (3DP) is a highly versatile additive fabrication process involving the repeated deposition and selective binding of powder layers using a printhead deposited liquid. 3DP is one of a number of manufacturing processes in the larger field of rapid prototyping)
=670  \\$aWikipedia, July 6, 2009:$b3D printing (3D printing is a form of additive manufacturing technology. A three dimensional object is created by successive layers of material. 3D printers are generally faster, more affordable and easier to use than other additive manufacturing technologies. While prototyping dominates current uses, 3D printers offers tremendous potential for non-technical and entertainment applications. In the 1990's the advent of rapid prototyping allows these costs to be reduced so companies can create 3d models fast and effectively.)
=670  \\$aThree dimensional printing website, July 6, 2009:$bWhat is 3DP? (Three Dimensional Printing is a process under development at MIT for the rapid and flexible production of prototype parts, end-use parts, and tools directly from a CAD model. Three Dimensional Printing has unprecedented flexibility. It can create parts of any geometry, and out of any material, including ceramics, metals, polymers and composites. Furthermore, it can exercise local control over the material composition, microstructure, and surface texture. Three Dimensional Printing has led the field of Rapid Prototyping (RP) in the creation of functional parts and tooling directly from a CAD model.)
=670  \\$aCeramic arts daily, Feb. 1, 2009, viewed online July 7, 2009:$bthe printed pot (Three-dimensional printing (3DP) is a method of rapid prototyping. 3D printing was invented in Emanuel Sachs' lab at MIT and first became available in the early 1990s. Three-dimensional printing takes a digital model and produces a real, three-dimensional object by adding powder in layers and selectively printing a binder on each layer that causes the powder to adhere in the area of the desired design.)
=750  \2$aPrinting, Three-Dimensional$0(DNLM)D066330$5IEN

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=040  \\$aMnMpUMNX$beng$cDLC$dWaU
=053  \0$aQD181.M4
=150  \\$aMagnesium chloride
=550  \\$wg$aAlkaline earth chlorides
=550  \\$wg$aMagnesium compounds
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Land, B. Magnesium chloride toilet vault treatment, 2008.
=670  \\$aMerriam-Webster online, viewed, 2009 Aug 14$b(magnesium chloride; a bitter deliquescent salt MgCl b2 (B used esp. as a source of magnesium metal)
=670  \\$aPatnalk, P. Handbook of inorganic chemicals, viewed, 2009 Aug. 14$b(magnesium chloride; MgCl b2 (B; most important use is in the electrolytic production of magnesium metal; also used to make oxychloride cement, as a dust binder on roads, as a flocculating agent in water treatment, for dressing cotton and woolen fabrics, as a fire-extinguishing agent and a fireproofing material, in processing sugar beets, and as a catalyst)
=750  \2$aMagnesium Chloride$0(DNLM)D015636$5IEN

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=150  \\$aReproductive health services
=450  \\$aHealth services, Reproductive
=450  \\$aPrograms, Reproductive health
=450  \\$aReproductive health care$5IEN
=450  \\$aReproductive health programs
=450  \\$aReproductive healthcare$5IEN
=550  \\$wg$aMedical care
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Ocho, O.N. Needs assessment for adolescent and youth sexual and reproductive health services in a health region in Trinidad, 2005.
=670  \\$aAccess to reproductive health services of sex workers in Ho Chi Minh City, 1998.
=670  \\$aMESH browser, July 27, 2009$b(Reproductive Health Services. Scope note: Health care services related to human reproduction and diseases of the reproductive system. Services are provided to both sexes and usually by physicians in the medical or the surgical specialities such as reproductive medicine; andrology; gynecology; obstetrics; and perinatology; in MESH Tree Structures under Health Services)
=670  \\$a2002 national directory : a resource guide to male reproductive health programs, 2002.
=750  \2$aReproductive Health Services$0(DNLM)D034121$5IEN

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=040  \\$aICLAM$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aNipple (Anatomy)
=450  \\$aMammary papilla
=450  \\$aNipples (Anatomy)
=450  \\$aPapilla, Mammary
=450  \\$aTeat (Anatomy)
=450  \\$aTeats (Anatomy)
=550  \\$wg$aBreast
=670  \\$aWikipedia, July 17, 2009$b(Nipple; In the anatomy of mammals, a nipple or mammary papilla or teat is a small projection of skin containing the outlets for 15-20 lactiferous ducts arranged cylindrically around the tip; projection on the breasts of a mammal)
=670  \\$aAmerican heritage dictionary of the English language, via Yahoo.com website, July 17, 2009$b(nipple 1. a. The small projection near the center of the mammary gland containing the outlets of the milk ducts through which young mammals obtain milk from the adult female; a teat. b. A corresponding projection of the male breast.)
=670  \\$aMeSH browser, via WWW, July 17, 2009$b(Nipples. The conic organs which usually give outlet to milk from the mammary glands; in MeSH tree structures under Breast)
=750  \2$aNipples$0(DNLM)D009558$5IEN

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=010  \\$ash2008002284
=040  \\$aViU$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aNanocomposites (Materials)
=450  \\$aNanocomposite materials
=450  \\$aNanostructured composite materials
=450  \\$aNanostructured composites
=550  \\$wg$aComposite materials
=550  \\$wg$aNanostructured materials
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Nanocomposites : ionic conducting materials and structural spectroscopies, c2008:$bt.p. ; p. v ("nanocomposite" encompasses wide range of materials mixed at nanometer scale, combining best properties of each of the components, or giving unique properties; composite materials with domain sizes in the nanometer range) p. v (nanostructured composites)  p. 205 (Roy and co-workers first used term "nanocomposite" in the early 1980's; most general definition of nanocomposite is a multi-phase compound in which one of the phases has a length scale in the nanometer range. In 1992, updated definition given by Komarneni as "composites of more than one Gibbsian solid phase where at least one dimension is in nanometer range and typically all solid phases are in the 1-20 nanometer range")
=670  \\$aIntroduction to nanoscale science and technology, 2004$b(nanocomposites defined as multiphase materials where one or more phases have at least one dimension of order 100 nm or less; nanocomposites can be classified either as functional materials or as structural materials)
=670  \\$aFabrication and characterization of novel nanocomposite materials, 2005.
=670  \\$aNanophotonics, 2004:$bp. 277 (nanocomposites are random media containing domains or inclusions that are of nanometer size scale; these nanoscopic domains or inclusions also referred to as mesophases, whereas the bulk phase they constitute is called the macroscopic phase)
=670  \\$aSynthesis of nanostructured composite materials from a liquid crystalline template, 1999.
=750  \2$aNanocomposites$0(DNLM)D053761$5IEN

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=150  \\$aStreptococcus gordonii
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=670  \\$aWork cat.: Lee, Peter. Studies on the engineering of Lactococcus lactis and Streptococcus gordonii for vaccine delivery of Giardia CWP2 to mucosal sites, c2006.
=670  \\$aMESH Browser, May 11, 2009$b(Streptococcus gordonii)
=670  \\$aUniProt: the Universal Protein Resource Web site, May 11, 2009$b(Streptococcus gordonii Kilian et al. 1989)
=675  \\$aWeb. 3
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=150  \\$aKetolide antibiotics
=450  \\$aKetolides
=550  \\$wg$aMacrolide antibiotics
=670  \\$aWork cat.: U.S. Cong. House. Comm. on Energy and Commerce. Subcomm. on Oversight and Investigations. Ketek clinical study fraud, 2008:$bp. 43 (first in a new class of antibiotics called ketolides)
=670  \\$aMESH, June 16, 2009$b(Ketolides; compounds based on Erythromycin, previous indexing: Macrolides)
=670  \\$aWikipedia, June 16, 2009:$bKetolide (antibiotics belonging to the macrolide group, ketolides are derived from erythromycin)
=670  \\$aScheinfeld, Noah. Telithromycin : a brief review of a new ketolide antibiotic. Journal of drugs in dermatology, July/Aug. 2004:$babstract (ketolides, which are a variation on the existing class of antibotics known as macrolides (e.g. erythromycin); defining differentiating characteristic of the ketolides as opposed to other macrolides is the removal of the neutral sugar, L-cladinose from the 3 position of the macrolide ring; ketolides are semi-synthetic derivatives of the 14-member macrolide erythromycin A, and retain the erythromycin macrolactone ring structure as well as the D-desosamine sugar attached at postition 5)
=750  \2$aKetolides$0(DNLM)D048628$5IEN

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=053  \0$aHM793$cOrganizational behavior
=150  \\$aCultural competence
=450  \\$aCompetence, Cultural
=450  \\$aCompetency, Cultural
=450  \\$aCross-cultural competence$5IEN
=450  \\$aCultural competency
=550  \\$aIntercultural communication
=670  \\$aWork cat.: HIV, diversity, and cultural competence, c2009:$bp. 1 (A set of congruent behaviours, attitudes, and policies which come together in a system, agency, or among professionals and enable that system, agency, or those professionals to work effectively in cross-cultural situations)
=670  \\$aMESH browser, May 20, 2009$b(Cultural Competency. UF Cultural Competence. Scope Note: Cultural and linguistic competence is a set of congruent behaviors, attitudes, and policies that come together in a system, agency, or among professionals that enables effective work in cross-cultural situations. Competence implies the capacity to function effectively as an individual and an organization within the context of the cultural beliefs, behaviors, and needs presented by consumers and their communities; in MESH tree structures under: Culture)
=670  \\$aWikipedia, May 20, 2009$b(Cultural competence; refers to an ability to interact effectively with people of different cultures. Cultural competence comprises four components: (a) Awareness of one's own cultural worldview, (b) Attitude towards cultural differences, (c) Knowledge of different cultural practices and worldviews, and (d) cross-cultural skills. Developing cultural competence results in an ability to understand, communicate with, and effectively interact with people across cultures.)
=670  \\$aNational Center for Cultural Competence Web site, May 20, 2009:$bconceptual frameworks (Cultural competence requires that organizations: have a defined set of values and principles, and demonstrate behaviors, attitudes, policies and structures that enable them to work effectively cross-culturally; have the capacity to (1) value diversity, (2) conduct self-assessment, (3) manage the dynamics of difference, (4) acquire and institutionalize cultural knowledge and (5) adapt to diversity and the cultural contexts of the communities they serve; incorporate the above in all aspects of policy making, administration, practice, service delivery and involve systematically consumers, key stakeholders and communities)
=670  \\$aOCLC database, May 20, 2009$b(titles: Building racial and cultural competence in the classroom; Cultural competence in health care; Cultural competence in health education and health promotion; Cultural competence in trauma therapy; Cultural competency training in a global society; Strategies for cultural competency in Indian health care; Cultural competency in health, social, and human services)
=750  \2$aCultural Competency$0(DNLM)D054521$5IEN

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=040  \\$aABAU$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aMiddle-aged persons with visual disabilities
=450  \\$aVisually handicapped middle-aged persons
=550  \\$wg$aMiddle-aged persons with disabilities
=550  \\$wg$aPeople with visual disabilities
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Lee, P.P. The associations between self-rated vision and hearing and functional status in middle age, 1999:$bp. 401 (Objectives: To describe the associations between self-reported visual and hearing impairment and an index of global functional status among community-dwelling, middle-aged Americans)
=750  \2$81$wb$aVisually Impaired Persons$0(DNLM)D019987$5IEN-M
=750  \2$81$wb$aMiddle Aged$0(DNLM)D008875$5IEN-M
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aVisually Impaired Persons$iand$aMiddle Aged$5IEN

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=001  9880363252502441
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=040  \\$aABAU$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aMiddle-aged persons with disabilities
=550  \\$wg$aPeople with disabilities
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Lee, P.P. The associations between self-rated vision and hearing and functional status in middle age, 1999:$bp. 401 (Objectives: To describe the associations between self-reported visual and hearing impairment and an index of global functional status among community-dwelling, middle-aged Americans)
=750  \2$81$wb$aDisabled Persons$0(DNLM)D006233$5IEN
=750  \2$81$wb$aMiddle Aged$0(DNLM)D008875$5IEN
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aDisabled Persons$iand$aMiddle Aged$5IEN

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=001  9880363252602441
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=010  \\$ash2009005904
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aPsychoanalysis for older people
=550  \\$wg$aGeriatric psychiatry
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 2009422567: Bergeret-Amselek, Catherine. La vie �a l'�epreuve du temps, c2009.
=750  \\$81$wb$aPsychoanalysis$0(DNLM)D011572$5IEN
=750  \\$81$wb$aAged$0(DNLM)D000368$5IEN
=788  \\$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aPsychoanalysis$iand$aAged$5IEN

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=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aHQ763$bHQ767.7
=150  \\$aFamily planning
=450  \\$aParenthood, Planned
=450  \\$aPlanned parenthood
=550  \\$wg$aPlanning
=550  \\$aBirth intervals
=550  \\$aFamily size
=670  \\$aAmerican Heritage dict.
=670  \\$aRandom House dict.
=670  \\$aWomen's thesaurus$b(family planning; planned parenthood)
=670  \\$aUNESCO thesaurus.
=670  \\$aThesaurus of sociological indexing terms.
=750  \2$aFamily Planning Services$0(DNLM)D005193$5IEN

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=001  9880363252802441
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=008  090309||\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\c
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=150  \\$aNasal septum
=450  \\$aSeptum, Nasal
=550  \\$wg$aNose$xAnatomy
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Wealthall, R. Growth and functional morphology of the mammalian facial skeleton, 2008:$babstr. (nasal septum; septum) leaf 1 (The nasal septum is the midline plate of cartilage which divides the nasal cavity in two, and extends from the cranial base to the skin of the nose)
=670  \\$aMESH browser, Mar. 6, 2009$b(Nasal Septum. The partition separating the two nasal cavities in the midplane. It is formed by the septal nasal cartilage, parts of skull bones (ethmoid bone; vomer), and membranous parts; in MESH Tree Structures under Nose)
=670  \\$aWikipedia, Mar. 6, 2009$b(Nasal septum. The nasal septum separates the left and right airways in the nose, dividing the two nostrils; is composed of three structures: perpendicular plate of ethmoid bone; vomer bone; cartilage of the septum)
=670  \\$aMedTerms medical dictionary, via WWW, Mar. 6, 2009$b(Nasal septum: The dividing wall within the nose. The nasal septum runs down the middle of the nose creating two sides to the nose, each containing a passageway that ends in a nare (nostril). The nasal septum is not as simple a structure as it may seem. It consists of (in technical terms) the septal cartilage, the vomer, the perpendicular plate of the ethmoid bone, the maxillary crest and the premaxilla.)
=750  \2$aNasal Septum$0(DNLM)D009300$5IEN

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=001  9880363252902441
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=008  090429i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash2007010849
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC
=053  \0$aQP613.P54
=150  \\$aPhenylalanine ammonia lyase
=450  \\$aPhenylalanine deaminase
=450  \\$aTyrase
=450  \\$aTyrosine ammonia lyase
=450  \\$aTyrosine deaminase
=550  \\$wg$aLyases
=550  \\$wg$aPlant enzymes
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 2007488454: Badania nad syntez�a i w�a�sciwo�sciami inhibitor�ow oraz substrat�ow amoniakoliazy fenyloalaniny /  Jerzy Zo�n. 2005.
=670  \\$aIUBMB Enzyme Nomenclature website, Dec. 20, 2007:$bEC 4.3.1.5.
=670  \\$aChem. abstr.:$bCAS registry number 9024-28-6.
=750  \2$aPhenylalanine Ammonia-Lyase$0(DNLM)D010650$5IEN

=LDR  02044cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880363253002441
=005  20091202144711.0
=008  090324i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\c
=010  \\$ash2009002883
=040  \\$aWaU$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aSulfate-reducing bacteria
=450  \\$aSRB (Sulfate-reducing bacteria)
=550  \\$wg$aSulfur bacteria
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Pedersen, K. Survival of bacteria in nuclear waste buffer materials, 1996:$bp. iii (sulphate-reducing bacteria (SRB)) p. 1 (SRB produce hydrogen sulphide that is corrosive to copper) p. 4 (includes species in genera: Desulfotomaculum; Desulfovibrio; Desulfomicrobium; Thermodesulfobacterium; Desulfobulbus; Desulfobacter; Desulfobacterium; Desulfococcus; Desulfosarcina; Desulfonema)
=670  \\$aWikipedia, Mar. 23, 2009$b(Sulfate-reducing bacteria comprise several groups of bacteria that use sulfate as an oxidizing agent, reducing it to sulfide. Most sulfate-reducing bacteria can also use other oxidized sulfur compounds such as sulfite and thiosulfate, or elemental sulfur. The sulfate-reducing bacteria have been treated as phenotypic group, together with the other sulfur-reducing bacteria, for identification purposes. They are found in several different phylogenetic lines)
=670  \\$aSchlumberger Oilfield glossary, via WWW, Mar. 23, 2009$b(sulfate-reducing bacteria: A common anaerobic bacterium, commonly abbreviated SRB, that can convert sulfate ions, SO b4 (B-2, into S p-2 (B and HS p- (B, with the concomitant oxidation of a carbon source.
=670  \\$aSulphate-reducing bacteria, 2007.
=670  \\$aReef Education Network website, Mar. 23, 2009:$bWho's who > Bacteria > Sulfur bacteria (Sulphur bacteria; include not only the sulphide/sulphur oxidisers, but also the sulphate reducers and the anoxygenic phototrophic bacteria; the sulphate-reducing bacteria, are involved in the reduction of sulphate, the second most abundant anion in seawater, to sulphide)
=675  \\$aMESH browser, Mar. 23, 2009
=750  \2$aSulfur-Reducing Bacteria$0(DNLM)D016999$5IEN

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=001  9880363253102441
=005  20091202144945.0
=008  090423i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\c
=010  \\$ash2008009589
=040  \\$aWaU$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aThymidylate synthase
=450  \\$aThymidylate synthetase
=550  \\$wg$aMethyltransferases
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Quinazolinone libraries, 2008:$bt.p. (directed at malaria and tuberculosis thymidylate synthases) abstract (thymidylate synthase is an indispensable enzyme for de novo thymidylate biosynthesis in humans, the malaria-causing parasite Plasmodium falciparum, and the tuberculosis-causing bacterium Mycobacterium tuberculosis)
=670  \\$aMESH browser, Dec. 4, 2008$b(Thymidylate Synthase. An enzyme of the transferase class that catalyzes the reaction 5,10-methylenetetrahydrofolate and dUMP to dihydrofolate and dTMP in the synthesis of thymidine triphosphate; entry term: Thymidylate Synthetase; BT in tree structures, Methyltransferases)
=670  \\$aWikipedia, Dec. 4, 2008$b(Thymidylate synthase; Thymidylate synthetase is the enzyme used to generate thymidine monophosphate (dTMP), which is subsequently phosphorylated to thymidine triphosphate for use in DNA synthesis and repair)
=750  \2$aThymidylate Synthase$0(DNLM)D013940$5IEN

=LDR  01014cz  a2200265n  4500
=001  9880363253202441
=005  20140311082729.0
=008  090113i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\c
=010  \\$ash2009000322
=040  \\$aCoU-DA$beng$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQK495.C74$cBotany
=053  \0$aSB615.A27$cWeed
=150  \\$aAbsinth wormwood
=450  \\$aAbsinth sagewort
=450  \\$aAbsinthium
=450  \\$aArtemisia absinthium
=450  \\$aCommon sagewort
=450  \\$aSagewort, Absinth
=450  \\$aSagewort, Common
=550  \\$wg$aArtemisia
=550  \\$wg$aWormwood
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Absinth wormwood, 2007:$bp. 1 (A perennial semi-woody, clump forming, subshrubwith strongly aromatic foliage.)
=670  \\$aITIS, via WWW, Jan. 13, 2009$b(Artemisia absinthium, common names: absinth sagewort, absinth wormwood, absinthium, common sagewort)
=670  \\$aPlants database, via WWW, Jan. 13, 2009$b(Artemisia absinthium L., absinthium, absinth wormwood)
=750  \2$aArtemisia absinthium$0(DNLM)D031171$5IEN-M

=LDR  02372cz  a2200289n  4500
=001  9880363253302441
=005  20161024100233.0
=008  081205i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\c
=010  \\$ash2008009581
=040  \\$aWaU$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aAutism spectrum disorders
=450  \\$aASCs (Autism spectrum conditions)
=450  \\$aASDs (Autism spectrum disorders)
=450  \\$aAutism spectrum conditions
=450  \\$aAutistic spectrum disorders
=450  \\$aChild development disorders, Pervasive
=450  \\$aPDDs (Pervasive developmental disorders)
=450  \\$aPervasive child development disorders
=450  \\$aPervasive development disorders
=450  \\$aPervasive developmental disorders
=550  \\$wg$aDevelopmental disabilities
=550  \2$aChild Development Disorders, Pervasive$0(DNLM)D002659$5IEN
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Sterlin, L. The role of face familiarity on gaze fixation in individuals with autism spectrum disorders, 2007.
=670  \\$aWikipedia, Oct. 24, 2007$b(Autism spectrum disorders (ASD), also called: autism spectrum conditions (ASC) or the autism spectrum; with the word autistic sometimes replacing autism, are a spectrum of psychological conditions characterized by widespread abnormalities of social interactions and communication, as well as severely restricted interests and highly repetitive behavior; Autism is one of the five autism spectrum disorders)
=670  \\$aMESH browser, Dec. 3, 2008$b(Child Development Disorders, Pervasive. UF Pervasive Child Development Disorders, Pervasive Development Disorders; MeSH Tree Structures underneath Child Development Disorders, Pervasive: Asperger Syndrome; Autistic Disorder; Rett Syndrome; Schizophrenia, Childhood)
=670  \\$aNational Institute of Mental Health WWW site, Jan. 16, 2009$b(Autism Spectrum Disorders (ASD), also known as Pervasive Developmental Disorders (PDDs); cause severe and pervasive impairment in thinking, feeling, language, and the ability to relate to others; these disorders are usually first diagnosed in early childhood and range from a severe form, called autistic disorder, through pervasive development disorder not otherwise specified (PDD-NOS), to a much milder form, Asperger syndrome; they also include two rare disorders, Rett syndrome and childhood disintegrative disorder)
=750  \2$aAutism Spectrum Disorder$0(DNLM)D000067877$5IEN

=LDR  00674cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880363253402441
=005  20091124162834.0
=008  090312i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\c
=010  \\$ash2008009574
=040  \\$aCSt$beng$cDLC
=053  \0$aRG580.M33
=150  \\$aMalaria in pregnancy
=550  \\$wg$aPregnancy$xComplications
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Onyango-Ouma, W. The potential for sustainability of malaria in pregnancy initiatives in East and Southern Africa, 2007.
=750  \2$81$wb$aMalaria$0(DNLM)D008288$5IEN
=750  \2$81$wb$aPregnancy$0(DNLM)D011247$5IEN
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aMalaria$iand$aPregnancy$5IEN

=LDR  00951cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880363253502441
=005  20091124163220.0
=008  081007i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\c
=010  \\$ash2008007840
=040  \\$aWaU$beng$cDLC
=053  \0$aQK495.L52$cBotany
=150  \\$aSenna (Genus)
=450  \\$aSennas
=550  \\$wg$aLegumes
=670  \\$aPlants database, via WWW, Oct. 6, 2008$b(Senna, vernacular name: senna. Family: Fabaceae)
=670  \\$aGRIN taxonomy, via WWW, Oct. 6, 2008$b(Genus Senna. Family: Fabaceae, subfamily Caesalpinioideae, tribe Cassieae, subtribe Cassiinae. Altfamily: Leguminosae. Also sometimes placed in: Caesalpiniaceae)
=670  \\$aWikipedia, Oct. 6, 2008$b(Senna (genus). Senna, the sennas, is a large genus of around 250 species of flowering plants in the family Fabaceae, subfamily Caesalpinioideae. Almost all species were at one time or another placed in Cassia, a close relative)
=750  \2$aSenna Plant$0(DNLM)D029846$5IEN

=LDR  01448cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880363253602441
=005  20091123105420.0
=008  090304i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\c
=010  \\$ash2008006474
=040  \\$aHU$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aStrelitziaceae
=550  \\$wg$aZingiberales
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Bird-of-paradise, 1998.
=670  \\$aITIS, July 24, 2008$b(Strelitziaceae (family); order: Zingiberales, subclass: Zingiberidae, class: Liliopsida)
=670  \\$aUSDA plants database, July 24, 2008$b(Strelitziaceae (family) = bird of paradise flower family; order: Zingiberales, subclass: Zingiberidae, class: Liliopsida)
=670  \\$aWikipedia, July 24, 2008$b(Strelitziaceae: family of monocotyledonous flowering plants; very similar in appearance and growth habit to members of the related families Heliconiaceae and Musaceae (banana family); the genera of Strelitziaceae have been included in Musaceae in some classifications, but are generally recognized as a separate family in more recent treatments such as the APG II system (2003); the APG II system assigns Strelitziaceae to the order Zingiberales in the commelinid clade; Strelitziaceae includes three genera, all occurring in tropical to subtropical regions: Strelitzia with 5 species in southern Africa, Ravenala with a single species in Madagascar, and Phenakospermum with a single species in northern South America)
=675  \\$aWeb. 3
=750  \2$aStrelitziaceae$0(DNLM)D032428$5IEN

=LDR  02168cz  a2200253n  4500
=001  9880363253702441
=005  20091123103524.0
=008  090227i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\c
=010  \\$ash2009000810
=040  \\$aWaU$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aEugenol
=450  \\$aAllylguaiacol
=450  \\$aCaryophyllic acid
=450  \\$aEugenic acid
=550  \\$wg$aAnti-infective agents
=550  \\$wg$aCinnamates
=550  \\$wg$aFlavoring essences
=550  \\$wg$aGuaiacol
=550  \\$wg$aLocal anesthetics
=550  \\$wg$aSolvents
=670  \\$aWork cat.: NTP technical report on the carcinogenesis studies of eugenol (CAS no. 97-53-0) in F344/N rats and B6C3F b1 (B mice (feed studies), 1984:$bp. 7 (1-allyl-3-methoxy-4-hydroxybenzene; a widely used flavor additive and chemical intermediate) p. 12 (colorless or yellowish oily liquid extracted from clove, pimento, bayleaf, and cinnamonoils, used primarily as a flavoring agent and fragrance; approved for use as a food additive by the U.S. FDA; also used as a local anaesthetic in temporary dental fillings and cements, as a fungicide in pharmaceuticals and cosmetics, as an attractant for Japanese beetles, as a denaturant for alcohol, and as a starting material in the synthesis of 3-methyl-4-hydroxybenzaldehyde, commonly known as vanillin)
=670  \\$aMESH browser, Jan. 29, 2009$b(Eugenol. A cinnamate derivative of the shikamate pathway found in clove oil and other plants. Pharm. Action: Anti-Infective Agents; Solvents. MESH tree structures: Organic Chemicals > Carboxylic Acids > Acids, Carbocyclic > Cinnamates > Caffeic Acids > Eugenol)
=670  \\$aWikipedia, Jan. 29, 2009$b(Eugenol (C b10 (BH b12 (BO b2 (B), is an allyl chain-substituted guaiacol. Eugenol is a member of the phenylpropanoids class of chemical compounds. It is a clear to pale yellow oily liquid extracted from certain essential oils especially from clove oil, nutmeg, cinnamon, and bay leaf; has a pleasant, spicy, clove-like aroma; used in perfumeries, flavorings, essential oils and in medicine as a local antiseptic and anesthetic. Other names: Eugenic acid, Caryophyllic acid, Allylguaiacol)
=750  \2$aEugenol$0(DNLM)D005054$5IEN

=LDR  01576cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880363253802441
=005  20160803133208.0
=008  081119i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\c
=010  \\$ash2008009003
=040  \\$aViU$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aSupport vector machines
=450  \\$aSVMs (Algorithms)
=550  \\$wg$aAlgorithms
=550  \\$wg$aKernel functions
=550  \\$wg$aSupervised learning (Machine learning)
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Support vector machines, c2008:$bp. vii (support vector machines (SVMs), modeling and prediction tool; support vector machines and related kernel-based methods; importance of SVMs for statistical machine learning) p. 13 (the first algorithms named "support vector machines") p. 333 (regression, classification are two main areas where support vector machines are applied)
=670  \\$aLearning to classify text using support vector machines, c2002:$bp. 35 (support vector machines developed by Vapnik et al based on the structural risk minimization principle)
=670  \\$aData mining, 2006:$bp. 337 (support vector machine (SVM), algorithm that uses nonlinear mapping to transform training data into higher dimension)
=670  \\$aAlgorithms and data structures, 2001:$bp. 111 (support vector machine, SVM, classifier algorithm in which decision boundary depends only on subset of training vectors, called support vectors)
=670  \\$aWikipedia, Jan. 26, 2009$b(Support vector machines (SVMs) are a set of related supervised learning methods used for classification and regression)
=750  \2$aSupport Vector Machine$0(DNLM)D060388$5IEN

=LDR  01016cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880363253902441
=005  20091123102326.0
=008  090108||\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\c
=010  \\$ash2009000175
=040  \\$aWaU$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aOlfactory receptor genes
=450  \\$aOdor receptor genes
=450  \\$aOR genes
=450  \\$aReceptor genes, Odor
=450  \\$aReceptor genes, Olfactory
=550  \\$wg$aGenes
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Steiger, S.S. Evolution of avian olfaction, 2008:$bPDF pp. 6-7 (the molecular basis of the sense of smell is mediated by olfactory receptors (ORs) expressed on sensory neurons in the olfactory epithelium; olfactory receptor genes; OR genes are small (~1 kb) and intronless; they represent a large gene family in vertebrate genomes)
=670  \\$aWikipedia, Jan. 8, 2009$b(in Olfactory receptor entry: odor receptor genes; genes coding for olfactory receptors; OR genes)
=675  \\$aMESH browser, Jan. 8, 2009
=750  \2$aReceptors, Odorant$xgenetics$0(DNLM)D018035Q000235$5IEN

=LDR  02366cz  a2200289n  4500
=001  9880363254002441
=005  20091123101953.0
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=450  \\$aOdor receptor proteins
=450  \\$aOdor receptors
=450  \\$aOdorant receptors
=450  \\$aOlfactory receptor proteins
=450  \\$aORs (Olfactory receptors)
=450  \\$aReceptor proteins, Odor
=450  \\$aReceptor proteins, Olfactory
=450  \\$aReceptors, Odor
=450  \\$aReceptors, Odorant
=550  \\$wg$aCell receptors
=550  \\$wg$aChemoreceptors
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Steiger, S.S. Evolution of avian olfaction, 2008:$babstr. (In vertebrates, odorants are detected by olfactory receptors (ORs) that are expressed in the olfactory epithelium on olfactory sensory neurons)
=670  \\$aWikipedia, Jan. 8, 2009:$bOlfactory receptor (Olfactory receptors expressed in the cell membranes of olfactory receptor neurons are responsible for the detection of odor molecules ... These receptors are members of the class A rhodopsin-like family of G protein-coupled receptors (GPCRs). In vertebrates, the olfactory receptors are located in the cilia of the olfactory sensory neurons. In insects, olfactory receptors are located on the antennae and other chemosensory organs; odor receptors; odorant receptors)
=670  \\$aMESH browser, Jan. 8, 2009$b(Receptors, Odorant. Annotation: receptors on cilia of olfactory receptor neurons. Scope note: Proteins, usually projecting from the cilia of olfactory receptor neurons, that specifically bind odorant molecules and trigger responses in the neurons. The large number of different odorant receptors appears to arise from several gene families or subfamilies rather than from DNA rearrangement. UF: Odor Receptor Protein; Odorant Receptor; Odorant Receptors; Olfactory Receptor Protein; Olfactory Receptor Proteins; Receptor Proteins, Odorant; Receptor Proteins, Olfactory. In MeSH Tree Structures under: Amino Acids, Peptides, and Proteins/Proteins/Membrane Proteins/Receptors, Cell Surface/Receptors, G-Protein-Coupled)
=670  \\$aGoogle search, Jan. 8, 2009$b(9,010 hits for "odor receptors"; 48,600 for "odorant receptors"; 142,000 for "olfactory receptors")
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=150  \\$aComminuted fractures
=550  \\$wg$aFractures
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Raghava, P. Biomechanical evaluation of proximal humerus fracture fixation and rotator cuff repair, 2008:$babstr. (Eleven matched humeri with three-part fractures were fixed with proximal humeral locking plate. Six pairs had an additional 1-cm medial wedge removed to simulate calcar comminution) p. 51 (In contrast to the comminuted fracture the non-comminuted fracture specimens did not show a clear pattern of failure)
=670  \\$aMedical dictionary definitions of popular medical terms easily defined on Medterms, via WWW, Dec. 17, 2008$b(Comminuted fracture: A fracture in which bone is broken, splintered or crushed into a number of pieces ... Note that comminuted fracture is distinguished from a compound fracture, an open fracture in which the bone is sticking through the skin)
=670  \\$aScott, A.S. Body structures & functions, 2004:$bp. 99 (... common types of fractures ... Comminuted is when the bone is splintered or broken into many pieces that can become embedded in the surrounding tissue)
=670  \\$aDorland's illustrated medical dictionary, 2007:$bp. 753 (comminuted f[racture] -- one in which the bone is splintered or crushed)
=750  \2$aFractures, Comminuted$0(DNLM)D018460$5IEN

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=150  \\$aCowden syndrome
=450  \\$aBannayan-Riley-Ruvalcaba syndrome
=450  \\$aCowden disease
=450  \\$aCowden's disease
=450  \\$aMultiple hamartoma syndrome
=550  \\$wg$aGenetic disorders
=550  \\$wg$aHamartoma
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Novel mechanisms of PTEN dysfunction in PTEN hamartoma tumor syndromes, 2008.
=670  \\$aGenetics Home Reference, Dec. 12, 2008$b(Cowden syndrome is a rare disorder characterized by multiple noncancerous, tumor-like growths called hamartomas and an increased risk of developing certain cancers. Almost everyone with Cowden syndrome develops hamartomas. These growths are most commonly found on the skin and mucous membranes (such as the lining of the mouth and nose), but can also occur in the intestinal tract and other parts of the body)
=670  \\$aMESH, Dec. 12, 2008 b (A hereditary disease characterized by multiple ectodermal, mesodermal, and endodermal nevoid and neoplastic anomalies. Facial trichilemmomas and papillomatous papules of the oral mucosa are the most characteristic lesions)
=750  \2$aHamartoma Syndrome, Multiple$0(DNLM)D006223$5IEN

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=150  \\$aHamartoma
=550  \\$wg$aTumors
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Novel mechanisms of PTEN dysfunction in PTEN hamartoma tumor syndromes, 2008.
=670  \\$aMESH, Dec. 12, 2008$b(Hamartoma: A focal malformation resembling a neoplasm, composed of an overgrowth of mature cells and tissues that normally occur in the affected area)
=750  \2$aHamartoma$0(DNLM)D006222$5IEN

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=150  \\$aPhosmet
=450  \\$aAppa (Trademark)
=450  \\$aDecemthion (Trademark)
=450  \\$aFesdan (Trademark)
=450  \\$aFosmet
=450  \\$aImidan (Trademark)
=450  \\$aImidathion
=450  \\$aKemolate (Trademark)
=450  \\$aO,O-dimethyl S-phthalimidomethyl phosphorodithioate
=450  \\$aPhthalimidomethyl
=450  \\$aPhthalophos
=450  \\$aPhthalophose
=450  \\$aProlate (Trademark)
=450  \\$aR-1504 (Insecticide)
=450  \\$aSafidon (Trademark)
=450  \\$aSmidan (Trademark)
=450  \\$aStauffer R-1504 (Trademark)
=550  \\$wg$aInsecticides
=550  \\$wg$aIsoindole
=550  \\$wg$aOrganophosphorus compounds
=550  \\$wg$aThiophosphates
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Tchirkova, E.M. Phthalophose, 1983.
=670  \\$aMeSH browser, Apr. 9, 2008$b(Phosmet. An organothiophosphorus insecticide that has been used to control pig mange. UF Imidan, N-(Mercaptomethyl)phthalimide S-(O,O-dimethyl phosphorothionate), Phthalophos, Prolate. CAS Type 1 Name: Phosphorodithioic acid, S-((1,3-dihydro-1,3-dioxo-2H-isoindol-2-yl)methyl) O,O-dimethyl ester; in MeSH tree structures under Organothiophosphorus Compounds, which is under Organophosphorus Compounds, and also under Phthalimides, which is under Isoindoles. Previous indexing: Indoles (1974); Insecticides, Organothiophosphate (1974))
=670  \\$aWikipedia, Apr. 9, 2008$b(Phosmet is a phthalimide-derived, non-systemic, organophosphate insecticide used on plants and animals. It is mainly used on apple trees for control of coddling moth, though it is also used on a wide range of fruit crops, ornamentals, and vines for the control of aphids, suckers, mites, and fruit flies. Other names: Fosmet, Decemthion, Imidathion, Phthalophos)
=670  \\$aPAN pesticides database, via WWW, Apr. 9, 2008$b(Phosmet. Use Type: Insecticide. Chem Class: Organophosphorus. Other names: Appa; Decemthion; Decemthion P-6; ENT-25,705; Fosmete; Foszmet; Ftalophos; Imidan; Kemolate; N-(Mercaptomethyl)phthalimide S-(O,O-dimethyl phosphorodithioate); O,O-Dimethyl phosphorodithioate S-ester with N-(mercaptomethyl)phthalimide; O,O-Dimethyl S-(phthalimidomethyl) phosphorodithioate; O,O-Dimethylphthalimidiomethyl dithiophosphate; Percolate; Phosmet; Phosmet (Imidan); Phosphorodithioic acid, O,O-dimethyl ester, S-ester with N-(mercaptomet hyl)phthalimide; Phosphorodithioic acid, S-((1,3-dihydro-1,3-dioxo-isoindol-2-yl)methyl O,O-dimethyl ester; Phthalimide, N-(mercaptomethyl)-, S-ester with O,O-dimethyl phosphorodithioate; Phthalimidomethyl; Phthalimidomethyl O,O-dimethyl phosphorodithioate; Phthalophos; PMP; Prolate; R-1504; Smidan; Stauffer R-1504)
=670  \\$aEXTOXNET Pesticide information profiles, via WWW, Apr. 9, 2008$b(Phosmet. Trade names for products containing the compound include Appa, Decemthion, Fesdan, Imidan, Kemolate, Prolate, PMC and Safidon. It is also found in combination with other insecticides such as carbophenothion. Chemical Class: organophosphate. Phosmet is a non-systemic, organophosphate insecticide used on both plants and animals. Chemical Name: O,O-dimethyl S-phthalimidomethyl phosphorodithioate)
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=150  \\$aManeb
=450  \\$aDithane M-22 (Trademark)
=450  \\$aFarmaneb (Trademark)
=450  \\$aManebe (Trademark)
=450  \\$aManesan (Trademark)
=450  \\$aManex (Trademark)
=450  \\$aManganese ethylene bisdithiocarbamate
=450  \\$aManganese ethylenebisdithiocarbamate
=450  \\$aManganous ethylenebisdithiocarbamate
=450  \\$aManzate (Trademark)
=450  \\$aManzin (Trademark)
=450  \\$aMenenb (Trademark)
=450  \\$aMespor (Trademark)
=450  \\$aNereb (Trademark)
=450  \\$aNewspor (Trademark)
=450  \\$aPolyram M (Trademark)
=450  \\$aTrimangol (Trademark)
=550  \\$wg$aDithiocarbamates
=550  \\$wg$aFungicides
=550  \\$wg$aOrganomanganese compounds
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Izmerov, N.F. Maneb, 1983.
=670  \\$aOregon State Univ. Extoxnet Pesticide information profiles, via WWW, Apr. 9, 2008$b(Maneb. Trade names include Farmaneb, Manesan, Manex, Manzate, Nereb, and Newspor. Maneb is a practically nontoxic ethylene(bis)dithiocarbamate in EPA toxicity class IV; fungicide used in the control of early and late blights on potatoes and tomatoes and many other diseases of fruits, vegetables, field crops, and ornamentals. Chemical Name: manganese ethylenebis(dithiocarbamate) (polymeric))
=670  \\$aCornell Univ. Extoxnet Pesticide info. profiles, via WWW, Apr. 9, 2008$b(A chemical name for maneb is manganese ethylene bisdithiocarbamate)
=670  \\$aCompendium of pesticide common names, via WWW, Apr. 9, 2008$b(maneb. IUPAC: manganese ethylenebis(dithiocarbamate) (polymeric). C b4 (BH b6 (BMnN b2 (BS b4 (B. Activity: fungicides (polymeric dithiocarbamate fungicides))
=670  \\$aPAN pesticides database, via WWW, Apr. 9, 2008$b(Maneb. Use Type: Fungicide. Chem Class: Dithiocarbamate. Synonyms: ((1,2-Ethanediylbis(carbamodithioato)) (2-))-manganese; Carbamodithioic acid, 1,2-ethanediylbis-, manganous salt; Dithane M-22; M-Diphar; Maneb 80; Manebe; Manex; Manganese ethylenebis(dithiocarbamate); Manganous ethylenebisdithiocarbamate; Manzate; Manzin; Menenb; Mespor; Polyram M; Trimangol)
=670  \\$aMeSH browser, Apr. 9, 2008$b(Maneb. Scope note: Manganese derivative of ethylenebisdithiocarbamate. It is used in agriculture as a fungicide and has been shown to cause irritation to the eyes, nose, skin, and throat. CAS Type 1 Name: Manganese, ((1,2-ethanediylbis(carbamodithioato))(2-))-. Pharm. Action: Fungicides, Industrial; in tree structures under Ethylenebis(dithiocarbamates), which is under Thiocarbamates; also in tree structures under Organometallic Compounds)
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=150  \\$aMorpholine
=450  \\$a1-oxa-4-azacyclohexane
=450  \\$aDiethylene imidoxide
=450  \\$aDiethylene oximide
=450  \\$aDiethyleneimide oxide
=450  \\$aDiethylenimide oxide
=450  \\$aDrewamine
=450  \\$aTetrahydro-1,4-isoxazine
=450  \\$aTetrahydro-1,4-oxazine
=550  \\$wg$aHeterocyclic compounds
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Morpholine, 1996$b(Morpholine (1-oxa-4-azacyclohexane) is a colourless, oily, hygroscopic, volatile liquid with a characteristic amine ("fishy") odour; important as a chemical intermediate in the rubber industry, as a corrosion inhibitor, and in the synthesis of optical brighteners, crop protection agents, dyes and drugs; used as a solvent for a large variety of organic materials, including resins, dyes and waxes; can be used as a catalyst; is still used in some countries in toiletry and cosmetic products; used in some countries in several direct and indirect food additive applications. Synonyms: 1-oxa-4-azacyclohexane; tetrahydro-2H-1,4-oxazine; tetrahydro-1,4-oxazine; tetrahydro-1,4-isoxazine; diethylene oximide; diethyleneimide oxide; diethylene imidoxide)
=670  \\$aWikipedia, Apr. 8, 2008$b(Morpholine is an organic chemical compound having the chemical formula O(CH b2 (BCH b2 (B) b2 (BNH; common additive, in ppm concentrations, for pH adjustment in both fossil fuel and nuclear power plant steam systems; widely used in organic synthesis; used as a chemical emulsifier in the process of waxing fruit; morpholine derivatives used as agricultural fungicides in cereals; IUPAC name: morpholine; other names: Diethylenimide Oxide; tetrahydro-1,4-oxazine)
=670  \\$aMeSH browser, Apr. 8, 2008$b(Name of Substance: morpholine. UF morpholine hydrochloride, morpholine hydroiodide, morpholine phosphate, morpholine phosphate (3:1), morpholine phosphonate (1:1), morpholine sulfite (1:1), heading mapped to: Morpholines. Morpholines, UF Tetrahydro-1,4-Oxazines, in MeSH tree structures under Oxazines, which is under Heterocyclic Compounds, 1-Ring)
=670  \\$aMSDS (material safety data sheet) Information, via Oxford Univ. Physical and Theoretical Chemistry Lab. Web site, Apr. 8, 2008$b(morpholine. Synonyms: diethylene oximide, tetrahydro-2H-1,4-oxazine, diethylenimide oxide, diethylene imidoxide. Use: Corrosion inhibitor, solvent, optical brightener. Molecular formula: C b4 (BH p9 (BNO)
=670  \\$aChemIndustry.com Web site, Apr. 8, 2008$b(Morpholine. IUPAC Name: morpholine. Synonyms: 1-Oxa-4-azacyclohexane; Diethylene imidoxide; Diethylene oximide; Diethyleneimide oxide; Diethylenimide oxide; Drewamine; p-Isoxazine, tetrahydro-; Tetrahydro-1,4-isoxazine; Tetrahydro-1,4-oxazine; Tetrahydro-2H-1,4-oxazine; Tetrahydro-p-oxazine)
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=150  \\$aEndocrine disrupting chemicals
=450  \\$aDisrupters, Endocrine
=450  \\$aDisrupting chemicals, Endocrine
=450  \\$aDisruptors, Endocrine
=450  \\$aEDCs (Endocrine disrupting chemicals)
=450  \\$aEndocrine disrupters
=450  \\$aEndocrine disrupting compounds
=450  \\$aEndocrine disruptors
=450  \\$aEnvironmental endocrine disrupters
=450  \\$aEnvironmental endocrine disrupting chemicals
=450  \\$aEnvironmental endocrine disruptors
=450  \\$aHormone disruptors
=550  \\$wg$aPollutants
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Endocrine disrupting chemicals in the Australian riverine environment, c2007:$bp. iii (endocrine disrupting chemicals or EDCs; defined as "an exogenous substance or mixture that alters the function of the endocrine system and can subsequently have adverse effects in an organism, its progeny or within its (sub)population"; EDCs have recently emerged as environmental contaminants of concern)
=670  \\$aEndocrine-disrupting chemicals : from basic research to clinical practice, 2007.
=670  \\$aEndocrine disrupters in wastewater and sludge treatment processes, c2002.
=670  \\$aMeSH browser, via WWW, Apr. 1, 2008$b(Endocrine Disruptors. UF Endocrine Disrupting Chemicals. Scope Note: Exogenous agents, synthetic and naturally occurring, which are capable of disrupting the functions of the endocrine system including the maintenance of homeostasis and the regulation of developmental processes. Endocrine disruptors are compounds that can mimic hormones, or enhance or block the binding of hormones to their receptors, or otherwise lead to activating or inhibiting the endocrine signaling pathways and hormone metabolism; listed in tree structures under Physiological Effects of Drugs and under Environmental Pollutants)
=670  \\$aWikipedia, Apr. 1, 2008$b(Endocrine disruptors (sometimes also referred to as hormonally active agents) are exogenous substances that act like hormones in the endocrine system and disrupt the physiologic function of endogenous hormones; Endocrine disrupting compounds encompass a variety of chemical classes, including hormones, plant constituents, pesticides, compounds used in the plastics industry and in consumer products, and other industrial by-products and pollutants. Some are pervasive and widely dispersed in the environment. Some are persistent organic pollutants (POP's) ... Others are rapidly degraded in the environment or human body or may be present for only short periods of time; endocrine disrupting chemicals are found in low doses in literally thousands of products; EDCs)
=670  \\$aScientific facts on endocrine disruptors, via GreenFacts Web site, Apr. 1, 2008$b(Endocrine Disruptors (EDCs): Some chemicals, both natural and man-made, can interfere with endocrine glands and their hormones or where the hormones act - the target tissues. These chemicals are called "endocrine disruptors" or "endocrine disrupting chemicals" (EDCs))
=670  \\$aEndocrine disrupting pesticides, via WWW, Apr. 1, 2008$b(Endocrine disrupting chemicals (EDCs) are substances that can cause adverse effects by interfering in some way with the body's hormones or chemical messengers. These substances are therefore called hormone disruptors or endocrine disruptors, as it is the endocrine glands that secrete the hormones.)
=670  \\$aLC database, Apr. 1, 2008$b(endocrine disrupting chemicals; endocrine-disrupting chemicals; endocrine disruptors; environmental endocrine disruptors; environmental endocrine disrupting chemicals; endocrine disrupters; environmental endocrine disrupters)
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=150  \\$aVanadium compounds
=450  \\$aVanadic compounds
=450  \\$aVanadous compounds
=550  \\$wg$aTransition metal compounds
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Vanadium : the versatile metal, c2007.
=670  \\$aMeSH browser, Mar. 25, 2008$b(Vanadium Compounds. Inorganic compounds that contain vanadium as an integral part of the molecule.)
=670  \\$aLC database, Mar. 25, 2008$b(subj. hdg.: Vanadium compounds)
=670  \\$aCollins English dictionary -- complete and unabridged, �2003, via TheFreeDictionary website, Oct. 12, 2012$b(vanadic (Chemistry / Elements & Compounds) of or containing vanadium, esp in a trivalent or pentavalent state; vanadous (Chemistry / Elements & Compounds) of or containing vanadium, esp in a divalent or trivalent state)
=670  \\$aMerriam-Webster online dictionary, Oct. 12, 2012$b(vanadic: of, relating to, or containing vanadium --used esp. of compounds in which this element has a relatively higher valence than in vanadous compounds; vanadous: of, relating to, or containing vanadium --used esp. of compounds in which this element has a lower valence than in vanadic compounds)
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=150  \\$aColony collapse disorder of honeybees
=450  \\$aAutumn collapse of honeybees
=450  \\$aCCD (Colony collapse disorder of honeybees)
=450  \\$aDisappearing disease of honeybees
=450  \\$aFall dwindle disease of honeybees
=450  \\$aMay disease of honeybees
=450  \\$aSpring dwindle of honeybees
=550  \\$wg$aHoneybee$xDiseases
=670  \\$aWork cat.: U.S. Cong. House. Comm. on Agriculture. Subcomm. on Horticulture and Organic Agriculture. Review colony collapse disorder ... 2007:$bt.p. (colony collapse disorder in honey bee colonies) p. 2 (sudden and unexpected drop-off of honey bee pollinators; researchers and industry have now termed this dramatic and unprecedented decline colony collapse disorder; colony losses occur when bees fail to return to their hives) p. 8 (sudden inexplicable disappearance of millions of honey bees; CCD)
=670  \\$aWikipedia, Jan. 8, 2008$b(little-understood phenomenon in which worker bees from a beehive or Western honey bee colony abruptly disapper; originally found in North America in late 2006; also different names disappearing disease, spring dwindle, May disease, autumn collapse, fall dwindle disease)
=670  \\$aU.S. Dept. of Agriculture, Agricultural Research Service web site, Jan. 8, 2008:$bmenu selection: News & Events (main symptom of CCD is simply no or a low number of adult honey bees present but with a live queen and no dead honey bees in the hive. Often there is still honey in the hive, and immature bees (brood) are present)
=670  \\$aColony collapse disorder action plan [ER] 2007:$bexec. sum. (Colony Collapse Disorder (CCD), a significant disappearance of honey bee colonies that may be affecting bees in more than 22 states)
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=150  \\$aParathion
=450  \\$aDiethyl 4-nitrophenyl phosphorothionate
=450  \\$aDiethyl p-nitrophenyl monothiophosphate
=450  \\$aDiethyl p-nitrophenyl thionophosphate
=450  \\$aDNTP (Insecticide)
=450  \\$aE-605 (Insecticide)
=450  \\$aEthyl parathion
=450  \\$aPhosphostigmine
=450  \\$aThiofos
=450  \\$aThiophos
=550  \\$wg$aAcaricides
=550  \\$wg$aCholinesterase-inhibiting insecticides
=550  \\$wg$aOrganophosphorus compounds
=550  \\$wg$aThiophosphoric acid
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Kagan, �I�U.S. Parathion, 1982.
=670  \\$aOccupational exposure to parathion, 1976.
=670  \\$aThe Amer. heritage dict. of the Engl. lang., via WWW, Mar. 26, 2008$b(parathion. A highly poisonous yellowish liquid insecticide, C b8 (BH b10 (BNO b5 (BPS.)
=670  \\$aMeSH browser, Mar. 26, 2008$b(Parathion. A highly toxic cholinesterase inhibitor that is used as an acaricide and as an insecticide. UF E-605, Ethyl Parathion, Phosphostigmine, Thiofos, Thiophos. CAS Type 1 Name: Phosphorothioic acid, O,O-diethyl O-(4-nitrophenyl) ester. Listed in tree structure under Organothiophosphorus Compounds; has separate authorized heading for Methyl Parathion)
=670  \\$aPAN pesticides database, via WWW, Mar. 26, 2008$b(Parathion. Use type: Insecticide. Chem class: Organophosphorus. Other names: AC 3422; Alkron; Alleron; Aphamite; Bay E-605; Bladan; Corothion; Diethyl 4-nitrophenyl phosphorothionate; Diethyl p-nitrophenyl monothiophosphate; Diethyl p-nitrophenyl thionophosphate; DNTP; Drexel parathion 8E; ENT 15108; Ethyl parathion; Folidol E-605; Fosferno 50; Niran; O,O-Diethyl O-(4-nitrophenyl)phosphorothioate; O,O-Diethyl O-p-nitrophenyl phosphorothioate; Orthophos; Panthion; Paramar; Paraphos; Parathene; Parathion (Ethyl parathion); Parathion (ethyl); Parathion [Phosphorothioic acid, O,O-diethyl-O-(4-nitrophenyl) ester]; Parathion, parathion-ethyl; parathion-ethyl; Penncap E; Phosphorothioic acid, O,O-diethyl O-(4-nitrophenyl) ester; Phosphorothioic acid, O,O-diethyl O-(p-nitrophenyl) ester; Soprathion; Thiophos)
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=550  \\$wg$aTrichuridae
=670  \\$aWeb. 3$b(trichuris: a genus (the type of the family Trichuridae) of nematode worms comprising the whipworms; whipworm: a parasitic nematode (as the human whipworm (Trichuris trichiura) of the family Trichuridae)
=670  \\$aRandom House Web. unabr. dict., c1997$b(whipworm: any of several parasitic nematodes of the genus Trichuris)
=670  \\$aNCBI taxonomy browser, Mar. 20, 2008$b(Trichuris. Rank: genus. Family Trichuridae)
=670  \\$aWikipedia, Mar. 20, 2008$bTrichuris (The roundworm family Trichuridae includes the genus Trichuris, often referred to as whipworms; Trichuris vulpis (dog whipworm),Trichuris campanula (cat whipworm), Trichuris suis (pig whipworm)) Whipworm (The human whipworm (Trichuris trichiura or Trichocephalus trichiuris); dog whipworm (Trichuris vulpis); cat whipworm is a rare parasite, in Europe it is mostly represented by Trichuris campanula, and in North America it is Trichuris serrata more often; pig whipworms (Trichuris suis))
=670  \\$aAnimal diversity Web, Mar. 20, 2008$b(Genus Trichurus, Family Trichuridae; under species Trichuris trichiura: known as whipworms)
=675  \\$aITIS, Mar. 20, 2008
=750  \2$aTrichuris$0(DNLM)D014258$5IEN

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=670  \\$aITIS * North America, via WWW, Feb. 22, 2008$b(Ligustrum. Rank: Genus. Vernacular names: ligustrum; privet. Family: Oleaceae--olives)
=670  \\$aNCBI taxonomy browser, Feb. 22, 2008$b(Ligustrum (privets). Rank: genus. Tribe Oleeae, Family Oleaceae)
=670  \\$aNatureServe explorer, via WWW, Feb. 22, 2008$b(lists 8 species of Ligustrum, all with "privet" in common name)
=670  \\$aGRIN taxonomy for plants, via WWW, Feb. 22, 2008$b(Genus: Ligustrum L. Family: Oleaceae tribe Oleeae. Common name: privet)
=670  \\$aPlants database, via WWW, Feb. 22, 2008$b(Ligustrum L. - privet. Family Oleaceae)
=670  \\$aWikipedia, Feb. 22, 2008$b(Privet, originally the name for the European semi-evergreen shrub Ligustrum vulgare, and later also for the more reliably evergreen Ligustrum ovalifolium (Japanese privet). The term is now used for all members of the genus Ligustrum, which includes about 40-50 species of evergreen; placed in the olive family Oleaceae)
=670  \\$aWeb. 3$b(Ligustrum, a large genus of Old World shrubs, family Oleaceae, having smooth entire leaves and terminal panicles of white flowers--see privet; Privet, an ornamental Eurasian and northern African shrub, Ligustrum vulgare; any of various other plants of the genus Ligustrum)
=750  \2$aLigustrum$0(DNLM)D031659$5IEN

=LDR  01236cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880363255302441
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=150  \\$aMagnetospirillum
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=670  \\$aWork cat.: Gable, S.L. Model development for magnetoreception and mutagenic analysis of translational regulation in malaria, 2007:$bp. 3 (Magnetospirillum)
=670  \\$aList of prokaryotic names with standing in nomenclature, via WWW, Feb. 22, 2008$b(Genus Magnetospirillum)
=670  \\$aMeSH browser, Feb. 22, 2008$b(Magnetospirillum. Scope note: A genus of microaerophilic, gram-negative bacteria that forms crystals of the mineral magnetite; BT in tree structures: Rhodospirillaceae)
=670  \\$aWikipedia, Feb. 22, 2008$b(Magnetospirillum (Magnetospirillum magnetotacticum) is a Gram-negative, microaerophilic magnetotactic bacterium; family, Rhodospirillaceae)
=670  \\$aDSMZ--bacterial nomenclature up-to-date, via WWW, Feb. 22, 2008$b(genus, Magnetospirillum; species, gryphiswaldense, magnetotacticum)
=675  \\$aITIS, Feb. 22, 2008
=750  \2$aMagnetospirillum$0(DNLM)D042201$5IEN

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=001  9880363255402441
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=008  080320i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
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=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aParoxetine
=450  \\$aAropax (Trademark)
=450  \\$aPaxil (Trademark)
=450  \\$aPexeva (Trademark)
=450  \\$aSeroxat (Trademark)
=550  \\$wg$aAntidepressants
=550  \\$wg$aPiperidine
=550  \\$wg$aSerotonin uptake inhibitors
=550  \\$wg$aTranquilizing drugs
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 2008007345: Bass, Alison. Side effects. c2008.
=670  \\$aMeSH browser, Feb. 28, 2008$b(hdg.: Paroxetine; scope note: serotonin update inhibitor that is effective in the treatment of depression; entry terms : Aropax, Paxil, Seroxat; in hierarchy under Piperidines)
=670  \\$aDrugs.com, via WWW, Feb. 28, 2008$b(Paxil; generic name: paroxetine; brand names: Paxil, Pexeva; used to treat depression, obsessive-compulsive disorders, anxiety disorders [etc.])
=750  \2$aParoxetine$0(DNLM)D017374$5IEN

=LDR  00982cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880363255502441
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=008  080211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\c
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=150  \\$aCompulsive hoarding
=450  \\$aHoarding, Compulsive
=450  \\$aPathological hoarding
=550  \\$wg$aCompulsive behavior
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Packrat, c2004.
=670  \\$aPubMed, Feb. 12, 2008$b(Wilbram, M. Compulsive hoarding, Br J Clin Psychol, Sept. 8, 2007)
=670  \\$aObsessive Compulsive Foundation website, Feb. 12, 2008$b(compulsive hoarding syndrome; hoarding behaviors are most commonly found in people with obsessive compulsive disorder)
=670  \\$aWikipedia, Feb. 12, 2008$b(compulsive hoarding or pathological hoarding is extreme hoarding behavior in humans)
=675  \\$aPsychInfo (Hoarding behavior);$aMESH, Feb. 12, 2008
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=750  \2$aHoarding$0(DNLM)D060845$5IEN

=LDR  00581cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880363255602441
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=550  \\$wg$aMosquito nets
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Kadzandira, J.M. The Coverage and utilisation of insecticide treated nets and malaria prevention and treatment practices at the community level in Malawi, 2004$b(Insecticide treated nets)
=675  \\$aWeb. 3.
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=LDR  00765cz  a2200169n  4500
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=550  \\$wg$aMosquitoes$xControl$xEquipment and supplies
=550  \\$wg$aNets
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Kazandira, J.M. The Coverage and utilisation of insecticide treated nets and malaria prevention and treatment practices at the community level in Malawi, 2004:$bp. ix (There were approximately 1.8 million mosquito nets in Malawi)
=670  \\$aWeb. 3:$bMosquito net (a net or screen for keeping out mosquitoes)
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=LDR  01305cz  a2200181n  4500
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=670  \\$aWork cat.: Lee, C.-Y. Vitellogenesis in the blue crab, Callincetes sapidus (Decapoda: Crustacea), 1994:$babstr. (Vitellogenesis is the process of egg yolk formation)
=670  \\$aMeSH Online, Feb. 14, 2008$b(Vitellogenesis: The active production and accumulation of vitellins (egg yolk proteins) in the non-mammalian oocytes from circulating precursors, vitellogenins. Vitellogenesis usually begins after the first meiosis and is regulated by estrogenic hormones; MeSH BT: Oogenesis)
=670  \\$aMcGraw-Hill dictionary of scientific and technical terms, 2003$b(vitellogenesis -- [physiology] -- The process by which yolk is formed in the ooplasm of an oocyte)
=670  \\$aQuarterly review of biology, Mar. 2004:$bp. 77 (Vitellogenesis is the integrated process of the synthesis of the yolk protein precursors and their uptake by the growing oocytes resulting in the production of the mature eggs ready to be laid)
=670  \\$aWeb. 3$b(vitellogenesis yolk formation)
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=LDR  02021cz  a2200193n  4500
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=450  \\$aVTGs (Vitellogenins)
=550  \\$wg$aProtein precursors
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Melvin, P.D. Sperm production and vitellogenesis as biomarkers of endocrine disruption in the male western mosquitofish, Gambusia affinis, 2007:$babstr. (We examined two potential biomarkers of endocrine disruption by estrogenic compounds: variation in sperm counts and the induction of the normally female-limited protein vitellogenin (VTG) in males)
=670  \\$aMeSH Online, Feb. 14, 2008$b(Vitellogenins -- Phospholipoglycoproteins produced in the fat body of egg-laying animals such as non-mammalian vertebrates, arthropods, and others. Vitellogenins are secreted into the hemolymph and taken into the oocytes by receptor-mediated endocytosis to form the major yolk proteins, vitellins)
=670  \\$aQuarterly review of biology, Mar. 2004:$bp. 77 (Vitellogenins are the principal precursors to the yolk proteins (the vitellins) of egg-laying animals and are defined as a class of macromolecular proteins that generally only occur in females)
=670  \\$aJournal of insect science, Jan. 12, 2007:$bp. 3 (Vitellogenins are precursors of the yolk proteins, which are phosphoglycolipoproteins utilized in oviparous animals to provide nutrition for the developing embryo)
=670  \\$aWikipedia, Feb. 14, 2008$b(Vitellogenin ... is a synonymous term for the gene and the expressed protein. The molecule is classified as a glyco-lipo-protein, having properties of a sugar, fat and protein. Vitellogenin is an egg yolk precursor protein expressed in female fish, dormant in male fish and female insects. In the presence of estrogenic endocrine disruptive chemicals (EDCs), males can express the Vg gene in a dose dependent manner)
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=450  \\$aIGRT (Image-guided radiation therapy)
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=550  \\$wg$aRadiotherapy
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Prostate cancer: image-guided radiation therapy, c2008
=670  \\$aGoogle, Feb. 20, 2008$b(image-guided radiation therapy: 44,400 hits; image-guided radiotherapy: 25,200 hits)
=670  \\$aWikipedia online, Feb. 19, 2008:$b(Image-guided radiation therapy (IGRT) is the process of frequent two and three-dimensional imaging, during a course of radiation treatment, used to direct radiation therapy utilizing the imaging coordinates of the actual radiation treatment plan)
=675  \\$aMeSH
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=667  \\$aRecord generated for validation purposes.
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Understanding the work of nurse theorists, c2004
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=LDR  00456cz  a2200133n  4500
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=667  \\$aRecord generated for validation purposes.
=670  \\$aWork cat.: A tide in the affairs of medicine, c2004
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=LDR  00419cz  a2200133n  4500
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=667  \\$aRecord generated for validation purposes.
=670  \\$aWork cat.: The smarter physician, c2007
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=667  \\$aRecord generated for validation purposes.
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=670  \\$aWork cat.: Imaginationstherapie bei Patienten mit primärem Kopfschmerz, 1999
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=670  \\$aMedlinePlus.
=670  \\$aFDA web site, drug databases, Dec. 5, 2007.
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=667  \\$aRecord generated for validation purposes.
=670  \\$aWork cat.: The glucose revolution pocket guide to children with type 1 diabetes, 2001
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=670  \\$aSPN$b(Tilia ... Linden, Basswood (Forestry))
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=LDR  00945cz  a2200241n  4500
=001  9880362323702441
=005  20120730163412.0
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=010  \\$ash 85076157 
=035  \\$aBZS6063NU
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=053  \0$aRC558.5$cPsychiatry
=150  \\$aLesbianism
=450  \\$aFemale homosexuality
=450  \\$aLesbian love
=450  \\$aSapphism
=550  \\$wg$aHomosexuality
=550  \\$wg$aWomen$xSexual behavior
=670  \\$aWiktionary, Feb. 12, 2008$b(sapphism: lesbianism; female homosexuality)
=670  \\$aMerriam-Webster's medical dict., via WWW, Feb. 12, 2008$b(sapphism: lesbianism)
=670  \\$aDict. of sexual terms, via WWW, Feb. 12, 2008$b(sapphism: 1. Female homosexuality; lesbianism. 2. Lesbian love or lesbian-sex, the mutual friction of the sex-organs between two women)
=750  \2$aHomosexuality, Female$5IEN$0(DNLM)D018452

=LDR  00426cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362323802441
=005  20120730163412.0
=008  930701i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85076134 
=035  \\$aBZS6040NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRA644.L44$cPublic health
=053  \\$aRC154.95$cInternal medicine
=150  \\$aLeptospirosis
=550  \\$wg$aSpirochaetosis
=750  \2$aLeptospirosis$5IEN$0(DNLM)D007922

=LDR  00321cz  a2200133n  4500
=001  9880362323902441
=005  20120730163407.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|n\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85075080 
=035  \\$aBZS4986NU
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=150  \\$aLauraceae
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=LDR  00517cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362324002441
=005  20120730163407.0
=008  930928i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85075064 
=035  \\$aBZS4970NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
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=550  \\$wg$aHospitals$xEnvironmental services
=550  \\$wg$aLaundries
=750  \2$aLaundry Service, Hospital$5IEN$0(DNLM)D007847

=LDR  00365cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362324102441
=005  20120730163407.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85075063 
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=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
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=150  \\$aLaundries
=550  \\$wg$aLaundry industry
=750  \2$aLaundering$5IEN$0(DNLM)D007846

=LDR  00551cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362324202441
=005  20120730163406.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85075047 
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=053  \\$aBF575.L3$cPsychology
=150  \\$aLaughter
=450  \\$aLaughing
=550  \\$wg$aEmotions
=550  \\$wg$aNonverbal communication
=550  \\$aWit and humor
=670  \\$aRandom House$b(laughing n. laughter)
=750  \2$aLaughter$5IEN$0(DNLM)D007845

=LDR  00388cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362324302441
=005  20120730163406.0
=008  860211in\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85074871 
=035  \\$aBZS4777NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aQK495.L52$cBotany
=053  \\$aSB351.L38$cCulture
=150  \\$aLathyrus
=550  \\$wg$aLegumes
=750  \2$aLathyrus$5IEN$0(DNLM)D027807

=LDR  00351cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362324402441
=005  20120730163406.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|n\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85074870 
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=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRA1242.L35
=150  \\$aLathyrism
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/10/90
=750  \2$aLathyrism$5IEN$0(DNLM)D007842

=LDR  00325cz  a2200133n  4500
=001  9880362324502441
=005  20120730163406.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85074851 
=035  \\$aBZS4757NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aLatex
=550  \\$wg$aPlant exudates
=750  \2$aLatex$5IEN$0(DNLM)D007840

=LDR  00444cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362324602441
=005  20070423090927.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85074846 
=035  \\$aBZS4752NU
=035  \\$ash 85074846
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aLaterality
=550  \\$wg$aPsychophysiology
=550  \\$aCerebral dominance
=550  \\$aDual-brain psychology
=750  \2$aFunctional Laterality$0(DNLM)D007839$5IEN

=LDR  00505cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362324702441
=005  20150422112459.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85074845 
=035  \\$aBZS4751NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQP366
=150  \\$aLateral vestibular nucleus
=450  \\$aDeiter's nucleus
=450  \\$aLarge cell auditory nucleus
=450  \\$aNucleus magnocellularis
=550  \\$wg$aVestibular nuclei
=750  \2$aVestibular Nucleus, Lateral$5IEN$0(DNLM)D003689

=LDR  00398cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362324802441
=005  20070522085739.0
=008  860211||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85074844 
=035  \\$aBZS4750NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aLateral line organs
=550  \\$wg$aAmphibians$xSense organs
=550  \\$wg$aFishes$xSense organs
=750  \2$aLateral Line System$0(DNLM)D053403$5IEN

=LDR  00360cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362324902441
=005  20120730163406.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85074821 
=035  \\$aBZS4727NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aQR201.L
=150  \\$aLassa fever virus
=550  \\$wg$aArenaviruses
=750  \2$aLassa virus$5IEN$0(DNLM)D007836

=LDR  00431cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362325002441
=005  20120730163406.0
=008  920803i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85074820 
=035  \\$aBZS4726NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRC152.5
=150  \\$aLassa fever
=550  \\$wg$aArbovirus infections
=550  \\$wg$aArenavirus diseases
=550  \\$wg$aFever
=750  \2$aLassa Fever$5IEN$0(DNLM)D007835

=LDR  00806cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362325102441
=005  20080225150410.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85074810 
=035  \\$aBZS4716NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aRD73.L3
=150  \\$aLasers in surgery
=360  \\$isubdivision$aLaser surgery$iunder individual diseases and types of diseases and organs and regions of the body, e.g.$aCancer--Laser surgery; Heart--Laser surgery
=360  \\$isubdivision$aLaser surgery$iunder individual diseases and organs and regions of the body, e.g.$aCancer--Laser surgery; Heart--Laser surgery
=450  \\$aLaser surgery
=550  \\$wg$aSurgery
=550  \\$aLaser coagulation
=670  \\$aLasers in urologic surgery, c1989.
=750  \2$aLaser Therapy$0(DNLM)D053685$5IEN

=LDR  01015cz  a2200277n  4500
=001  9880362325202441
=005  20120730163406.0
=008  050715i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85074788 
=035  \\$aBZS4694NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dWaU$dDLC
=053  \0$aQC685$bQC689.55$cPhysics
=053  \0$aTA1671$bTA1707$cApplied optics
=150  \\$aLasers
=360  \\$isubdivision$aEffect of lasers on$iunder individual materials and types of materials, e.g.$aMetals--Effect of lasers on
=360  \\$isubdivision$aEffect of lasers on$iunder individual materials, e.g.$aMetals--Effect of lasers on
=360  \\$iheadings beginning with the word$aLaser
=450  \\$aLight amplification by stimulated emission of radiation
=450  \\$aMasers, Optical
=450  \\$aOptical masers
=550  \\$wg$aLight amplifiers
=550  \\$wg$aLight sources
=550  \\$wg$aOptoelectronic devices
=550  \\$aNonlinear optics
=550  \\$aOptical parametric oscillators
=750  \2$aLasers$5IEN$0(DNLM)D007834

=LDR  00415cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362325302441
=005  20120730163406.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85074772 
=035  \\$aBZS4678NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=150  \\$aLaser coagulation
=450  \\$aLaser photocoagulation
=550  \\$wg$aLight coagulation
=550  \\$aLasers in surgery
=750  \2$aLaser Coagulation$5IEN$0(DNLM)D017075

=LDR  00390cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362325402441
=005  20120730163406.0
=008  860211in\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|n\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85074756 
=035  \\$aBZS4662NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRC280.T
=053  \\$aRF516
=150  \\$aLarynx$xTumors
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/10/90
=750  \2$aLaryngeal Neoplasms$5IEN$0(DNLM)D007822

=LDR  00634cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362325502441
=005  20120730163406.0
=008  060216i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85074754 
=035  \\$aBZS4660NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aLarynx$xStenosis
=450  \\$aLaryngeal stenosis
=450  \\$aLaryngostenosis
=550  \\$wg$aLarynx$xDiseases
=550  \\$wg$aStenosis
=670  \\$aMESH browser, Feb. 16, 2006$b(Laryngostenosis, Entry term: Laryngeal Stenosis)
=670  \\$aInter. dict. med. biol.$b(stenosis. laryngeal stenosis. Also called laryngostenosis)
=750  \2$aLaryngostenosis$5IEN$0(DNLM)D007829

=LDR  00528cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362325602441
=005  20120730163405.0
=008  911219||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85074752 
=035  \\$aBZS4658NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aLarynx$xMuscles
=450  \\$aLaryngeal muscles
=450  \\$aMusculi laryngis
=550  \\$wg$aMuscles
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Laryngeal muscles)
=670  \\$aInter. dict. med. biol.$b(muscles of larynx, musculi laryngis)
=750  \2$aLaryngeal Muscles$5IEN$0(DNLM)D007821

=LDR  00311cz  a2200121n  4500
=001  9880362325702441
=005  20120405094848.0
=008  860211\|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|n\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85074750 
=035  \\$aBZS4656NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aLarynx$xInnervation
=750  \2$aLaryngeal Nerves$0(DNLM)D007823$5IEN

=LDR  00374cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362325802441
=005  20120730163405.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|n\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85074747 
=035  \\$aBZS4653NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRF510$bRF547
=150  \\$aLarynx$xDiseases
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/10/90
=750  \2$aLaryngeal Diseases$5IEN$0(DNLM)D007818

=LDR  00369cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362325902441
=005  20120730163405.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|n\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85074746 
=035  \\$aBZS4652NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRC280.T5
=150  \\$aLarynx$xCancer
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/10/90
=750  \2$aLaryngeal Neoplasms$5IEN$0(DNLM)D007822

=LDR  00625cz  a2200241n  4500
=001  9880362326002441
=005  20120730163405.0
=008  871219||\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85074745 
=035  \\$a(OCoLC)02157965
=035  \\$aBZS4651NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQL853$cComparative anatomy
=053  \\$aQM255$cHuman anatomy
=053  \\$aQP306$cPhysiology
=150  \\$aLarynx
=450  \\$aVoice box
=550  \\$wg$aRespiratory organs
=550  \\$wg$aThroat
=550  \\$aTrachea
=550  \\$aVoice
=670  \\$aRandom House$b(Larynx; voice box)
=750  \2$aLarynx$5IEN$0(DNLM)D007830

=LDR  00506cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362326102441
=005  20120730163405.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85074743 
=035  \\$aBZS4649NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRF514
=150  \\$aLaryngoscopy
=450  \\$wnne$aLaryngoscope and laryngoscopy
=550  \\$wg$aLarynx$xExamination
=550  \\$wg$aRhinolaryngoscopy
=670  \\$aMESH.
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/10/90
=750  \2$aLaryngoscopy$5IEN$0(DNLM)D007828

=LDR  00390cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362326202441
=005  20110424153320.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85074742 
=035  \\$aBZS4648NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \\$aRF516
=150  \\$aLaryngoplasty
=550  \\$wg$aLarynx$xSurgery
=550  \\$wg$aSurgery, Plastic
=750  \2$aLaryngoplasty$0(DNLM)D058753$5IEN

=LDR  00521cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362145902441
=005  20120730162937.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85037604 
=035  \\$aBZN7510NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRC862.D5$cMedicine
=053  \\$aRX336.D5$cHomeopathy
=150  \\$aDiarrhea
=450  \\$aDiarrhoea
=550  \\$wg$aIntestines$xDiseases
=550  \\$aSummer diseases
=670  \\$aWeb. 3.
=690  \\$ar:AMD:6/25/90
=750  \2$aDiarrhea$5IEN$0(DNLM)D003967

=LDR  00433cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362146002441
=005  20120730162936.0
=008  940404i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85037586 
=035  \\$aBZN7492NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aDiaphragmatic hernia
=450  \\$wnne$aDiaphragm$xHernia
=550  \\$wg$aHernia
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Hernia, Diaphragmatic)
=750  \2$aHernia, Diaphragmatic$5IEN$0(DNLM)D006548

=LDR  00498cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362146102441
=005  20120730162936.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85037585 
=035  \\$aBZN7491NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQL851$cComparative anatomy
=053  \\$aQM265$cHuman anatomy
=053  \\$aQP121$cPhysiology
=150  \\$aDiaphragm
=550  \\$wg$aRespiratory organs
=550  \\$aVoice
=690  \\$ar:AMD:6/25/90
=750  \2$aDiaphragm$5IEN$0(DNLM)D003964

=LDR  00347cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362146202441
=005  20030707120320.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85037582 
=035  \\$aBZN7488NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aDiapers
=550  \\$wg$aBreechcloths
=550  \\$wg$aInfants' clothing
=750  \2$aDiapers, Infant

=LDR  00524cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362146302441
=005  20200429112440.0
=008  991215i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85037578
=035  \\$aBZN7484NU
=035  \\$aSH 85037578
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aDiapause
=550  \\$wg$aDormancy (Biology)
=670  \\$aMcGraw-Hill dict. sci. tech.$b(diapause: a period of spontaneously suspended growth or development certain insects, mites, crustaceans, and snails)
=750  \2$aDiapause$0(DNLM)D000074767$5IEN

=LDR  00594cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362146402441
=005  20120730162936.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85037566 
=035  \\$aBZN7472NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aNK7658$bNK7663$cJewelry
=053  \\$aQE393$cMineralogy
=053  \\$aTN990$bTN994$cMineral resources
=053  \\$aTS753$bTS753.5$cManufactures
=150  \\$aDiamonds
=360  \\$iheadings beginning with the word$aDiamond
=550  \\$wg$aNative element minerals
=550  \\$wg$aPrecious stones
=750  \2$aDiamond$5IEN$0(DNLM)D018130

=LDR  00448cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362146502441
=005  20120730162936.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85037540 
=035  \\$aBZN7446NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aDialysis
=550  \\$wg$aColloids
=550  \\$wg$aDiffusion
=550  \\$wg$aFilters and filtration
=550  \\$wg$aOsmosis
=690  \\$ar:AMD:6/25/90
=750  \2$aDialysis$5IEN$0(DNLM)D003956

=LDR  00527cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362146602441
=005  20120730162936.0
=008  860211||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85037511 
=035  \\$aBZN7417NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aDiagnostic specimens
=450  \\$aMedical specimens
=450  \\$aSpecimens, Diagnostic
=550  \\$wg$aBiological specimens
=550  \\$wg$aDiagnosis, Laboratory
=681  \\$iExample under reference from$aSpecimens
=750  \2$aSpecimen Handling$5IEN$0(DNLM)D013048

=LDR  00615cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362146702441
=005  20130212093535.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85037510 
=035  \\$aBZN7416NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aDiagnostic services
=360  \\$isubdivision$aMedical examinations$iunder topical headings, classes of persons, ethnic groups, and individual military services
=550  \\$wg$aDiagnosis
=550  \\$wg$aMedical care
=550  \\$wg$aPreventive health services
=681  \\$iNote under$aMedicine--Examinations
=750  \2$aDiagnostic Services$5IEN$0(DNLM)D003954

=LDR  00670cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362146802441
=005  20120730162936.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85037509 
=035  \\$aBZN7415NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aDiagnostic reagents and test kits
=450  \\$aDiagnostic kits
=450  \\$aKits, Diagnostic reagents and test
=450  \\$aReagent kits, Diagnostic
=550  \\$wg$aBiological reagents
=550  \\$wg$aChemical tests and reagents
=550  \\$wg$aDiagnosis, Laboratory$xEquipment and supplies
=550  \\$wg$aPatient monitoring$xEquipment and supplies
=750  \2$aReagent Kits, Diagnostic$5IEN$0(DNLM)D011933

=LDR  00974cz  a2200253n  4500
=001  9880362146902441
=005  20120730162936.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85037507 
=035  \\$aBZN7413NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aRC78.7.D53
=150  \\$aDiagnostic imaging
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=360  \\$isubdivision$aImaging$iunder individual diseases and organs and regions of the body, e.g.$aCancer--Imaging; Heart--Imaging
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=670  \\$aA short textbook of clinical imaging, 1990.
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=450  \\$aCasemix
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=670  \\$aLC database, Dec. 2, 1998$b(casemix; clinical coding)
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=680  \\$iHere are entered works on the classification of hospital patients into groups on the basis of principal diagnosis and other criteria for reimbursement purposes.
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=360  \\$isubdivision$aUltrasonic imaging$iunder individual diseases and individual organs and regions of the body other than Brain and Heart, e.g.$aCancer--Ultrasonic imaging; Foot--Ultrasonic imaging
=450  \\$wnne$aDiagnosis, Ultrasonic
=450  \\$aDiagnostic sonography
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=450  \\$aUltrasonic diagnostic imaging
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=450  \\$aUltrasonic waves$xDiagnostic use
=550  \\$wg$aDiagnostic imaging
=550  \\$wg$aUltrasonic imaging
=550  \\$wg$aUltrasonics in medicine
=670  \\$aKremkau, F.W. Diagnostic ultrasound ... c1993$b(Diagnostic sonography)
=670  \\$aMESH, July 31, 2007$b(Ultrasonography; UF: Ultrasonic Diagnosis; UF: Diagnosis, Ultrasonic; the visualization of deep structures of the body by recording the reflections of echoes of pulses of ultrasonic waves directed into the tissues; use of ultrasound for imaging or diagnostic purposes employs frequencies ranging from 1.6 to 10 megahertz)
=670  \\$aMed Phys. Oct. 1995:$bp. 1611-1618 (Wang, S.L. et al.: Quantitation of organ symmetry by diagnostic ultrasonic imaging: a group theoretical approach)
=670  \\$aScholars' Mine Research Repository Digital Scholarly Archive, July 2, 2007$b(article: Design considerations for 1-3 composites used in transducers for medical ultrasonic imaging; keyword: medical diagnostic ultrasonic imaging)
=670  \\$aComptes Rendus de l'Academie des Sciences Series IV Physics, Oct. 2001:$bp. 1113-1130 (Adaptive diagnostic ultrasonic imaging)
=688  \\$aHeading changed 20071003 from: 150:##:_{dollar}a Diagnosis, Ultrasonic
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=001  9880362147402441
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=LDR  00644cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362147502441
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=LDR  00498cz  a2200181n  4500
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=670  \\$aMESH.
=750  \2$aDiabetic Neuropathies$5IEN$0(DNLM)D003929

=LDR  00654cz  a2200229n  4500
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=670  \\$aLC database, Feb. 10, 1992.
=750  \2$aDiabetic Nephropathies$5IEN$0(DNLM)D003928

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=750  \2$aDefoliants, Chemical$5IEN$0(DNLM)D003678

=LDR  00386cz  a2200145n  4500
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=150  \\$aDeficiency diseases
=550  \\$wg$aNutrition disorders
=750  \2$aDeficiency Diseases$5IEN$0(DNLM)D003677

=LDR  00387cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362149802441
=005  20050506084310.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85036450 
=035  \\$aBZN6356NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aDefibrillators
=550  \\$aElectric countershock
=550  \\$wg$aElectronics in cardiology
=750  \2$aDefibrillators$0(DNLM)D047548$5IEN

=LDR  00615cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880362149902441
=005  20120730162923.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85036881 
=035  \\$aBZN6787NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRK655
=150  \\$aDental ceramics
=450  \\$aCeramic dentistry
=450  \\$aCeramics, Dental
=450  \\$aCeramodontics
=450  \\$aDental porcelain
=450  \\$wnne$aDentistry$xCeramics
=450  \\$aPorcelain, Dental
=550  \\$wg$aCeramics in medicine
=550  \\$wg$aDental materials
=750  \2$aDental Porcelain$5IEN$0(DNLM)D003776

=LDR  00666cz   2200205n  4500
=001  9880362150002441
=005  20241022101109.0
=008  030331i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85036436
=035  \\$aBZN6342NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aDefense mechanisms (Psychology)
=450  \\$aMechanisms, Defense (Psychology)
=450  \\$aMental mechanisms
=550  \\$wg$aAdjustment (Psychology)
=550  \\$wg$aPsychoanalysis
=681  \\$iExample under reference from$aDefence
=750  \2$aDefense Mechanisms$5IEN$0(DNLM)D003674
=750  \2$iNarrower mapping$aInformation Avoidance$0(DNLM)D000087366$4NM$5IEN-M
=930  \\$aMeSH Mapping GN 2024/10/08

=LDR  00721cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880362150102441
=005  20120730162923.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85036880 
=035  \\$aBZN6786NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRK653.5
=150  \\$aDental ceramic metals
=450  \\$aMetal-ceramic restorations (Dentistry)
=450  \\$aPorcelain fused to metal restorations (Dentistry)
=450  \\$aRestorations, Metal-ceramic (Dentistry)
=450  \\$aRestorations, Porcelain fused to metal (Dentistry)
=550  \\$wg$aCeramic metals
=550  \\$wg$aDental ceramics
=550  \\$wg$aDental metallurgy
=690  \\$ar:AMD:6/25/90
=750  \2$aMetal Ceramic Alloys$5IEN$0(DNLM)D016876

=LDR  00428cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362150202441
=005  20120730162918.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85036416 
=035  \\$aBZN6322NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aDefecation
=550  \\$wg$aIntestines
=550  \\$aBowel and bladder training
=550  \\$aEliminative behavior
=550  \\$aFeces
=750  \2$aDefecation$5IEN$0(DNLM)D003672

=LDR  00464cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362150302441
=005  20120730162923.0
=008  940322i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85036879 
=035  \\$aBZN6785NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRK652.7
=150  \\$aDental cements
=550  \\$wg$aCement
=550  \\$wg$aDental bonding
=550  \\$wg$aDental materials
=550  \\$aDental adhesives
=750  \2$aDental Cements$5IEN-M$0(DNLM)D003738

=LDR  00571cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362150402441
=005  20120730162917.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85036388 
=035  \\$aBZN6294NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aQL737.U55$cZoology
=150  \\$aDeer
=450  \\$aDeers
=550  \\$wg$aCervidae
=670  \\$aRandom House$b(pl. deer, also deers, any of the smaller species of this family (Cervidae), as distinguished from the moose, elk, etc.)
=681  \\$iExample under$aGame and game-birds
=750  \2$aDeer$5IEN$0(DNLM)D003670

=LDR  00502cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362150502441
=005  20120730162923.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85036878 
=035  \\$aBZN6784NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRK515
=150  \\$aDental cavity preparation
=450  \\$aCavity preparation, Dental
=450  \\$aTooth cavity preparation
=550  \\$wg$aDentistry, Operative
=690  \\$ar:AMD:6/25/90
=750  \2$aDental Cavity Preparation$5IEN$0(DNLM)D003737

=LDR  00794cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362150602441
=005  20120730162917.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85036227 
=035  \\$aBZN6133NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aDecontamination (from gases, chemicals, etc.)
=360  \\$isubdivision$aDecontamination$iunder individual chemicals and groups of chemicals, e.g.$aNitrosamides--Decontamination
=360  \\$isubdivision$aDecontamination$iunder individual chemicals, classes of chemicals, or substances, e.g.$aNitrosamides--Decontamination
=550  \\$wg$aChemical warfare
=550  \\$wg$aCivil defense
=550  \\$wg$aContamination (Technology)
=550  \\$wg$aGases, Asphyxiating and poisonous$xWar use
=750  \2$aDecontamination$5IEN$0(DNLM)D003666

=LDR  00388cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362150702441
=005  20120730162923.0
=008  940322i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85036877 
=035  \\$aBZN6783NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aDental casting
=450  \\$aCasting, Dental
=550  \\$wg$aDental technology
=750  \2$aDental Casting Technique$5IEN$0(DNLM)D003735

=LDR  00622cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362150802441
=005  20120730162923.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85036876 
=035  \\$aBZN6782NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aDental caries vaccine
=450  \\$aCaries vaccine, Dental
=550  \\$wg$aBacterial vaccines
=750  \2$81$wb$aDental Caries$xprevention & control$5IEN$0(DNLM)D003731Q000517
=750  \2$81$wb$aVaccines$5IEN$0(DNLM)D014612
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aDental Caries--prevention & control$iand$aVaccines.

=LDR  00918cz  a2200313n  4500
=001  9880362150902441
=005  20120730162917.0
=008  871218i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85036225 
=035  \\$a(OCoLC)02081173
=035  \\$aBZN6131NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRC103.C3
=150  \\$aDecompression sickness
=450  \\$aAeroembolism
=450  \\$aBarotrauma
=450  \\$aBends (Medicine)
=450  \\$wnne$aCaisson-disease
=450  \\$aChokes (Medicine)
=450  \\$aCompressed air sickness
=450  \\$aDysbarism
=550  \\$wg$aAviation medicine
=550  \\$wg$aOccupational diseases
=550  \\$wg$aSubmarine medicine
=550  \\$wg$aWounds and injuries
=550  \\$aAtmospheric pressure$xPhysiological effect
=550  \\$aCompressed air$xPhysiological effect
=550  \\$aDecompression (Physiology)
=750  \2$aDecompression Sickness$5IEN$0(DNLM)D003665

=LDR  00517cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362151002441
=005  20120730162923.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85036875 
=035  \\$aBZN6781NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=150  \\$aDental caries in children
=550  \\$wg$aPedodontics
=750  \2$81$wb$aDental Caries$5IEN$0(DNLM)D003731
=750  \2$81$wb$aChild$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002648
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aDental Caries$iand$aChild$5IEN

=LDR  00559cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362151102441
=005  20120730162917.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85036207 
=035  \\$aBZN6113NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aBF723.D34
=150  \\$aDecision making in children
=550  \\$wg$aChild psychology
=750  \2$81$wb$aDecision Making$5IEN$0(DNLM)D003657
=750  \2$81$wb$aChild$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002648
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aDecision Making$iand$aChild$5IEN

=LDR  00432cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362151202441
=005  20120730162923.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85036873 
=035  \\$aBZN6779NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aDental caries$xPrevention
=550  \\$wg$aPreventive dentistry
=550  \\$wg$aTeeth$xCare and hygiene
=690  \\$ar:AMD:6/19/90
=750  \2$aCariostatic Agents$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002327

=LDR  00580cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362151302441
=005  20120730162916.0
=008  040820i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85036201 
=035  \\$aBZN6107NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dUkOxU
=053  \0$aHM746$bHM751$cSociology
=150  \\$aGroup decision making
=450  \\$aCollective decision making
=450  \\$wnne$aDecision-making, Group
=550  \\$wg$aDecision making
=670  \\$aSchulte, E. Speed and quality of collective decision-making, 2004.
=750  \2$aDecision Making, Organizational$5IEN$0(DNLM)D003659

=LDR  00583cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880362151402441
=005  20120730162922.0
=008  930323i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85036872 
=035  \\$aBZN6778NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aDental caries
=450  \\$aCaries, Dental
=450  \\$aCariology
=450  \\$aCavities, Dental
=450  \\$aDecay, Tooth
=450  \\$aDental cavities
=450  \\$aTooth decay
=550  \\$wg$aTeeth$xDiseases
=670  \\$aCariology for the nineties, 1993$b(cariology)
=750  \2$aDental Caries$5IEN$0(DNLM)D003731

=LDR  00572cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362151502441
=005  20120730162922.0
=008  040223i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85036869 
=035  \\$aBZN6775NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aDental care
=360  \\$isubdivision$aDental care$iunder names of individual military services and under classes of persons and ethnic groups, e.g.$aUnited States.  Army--Dental care; Older people--Dental care; Indians of North America--Dental care
=550  \\$wg$aMedical care
=750  \2$aDental Care$5IEN-M$0(DNLM)D003729

=LDR  01135cz  a2200325n  4500
=001  9880362151602441
=005  20080509100435.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85036199 $zsj 96005294 
=035  \\$aBZN6105NU
=035  \\$ash 85036199
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aBF448$cPsychology
=053  \\$aHD30.23$cManagement
=053  \\$aQA279.4$bQA279.7$cMathematical statistics
=053  \\$aT57.95$cIndustrial engineering
=150  \\$aDecision making
=360  \\$isubdivision$aDecision making$iunder names of individual corporate bodies and under topical headings, e.g.$aFarm management--Decision making
=450  \\$aDeciding
=450  \\$aDecision analysis
=450  \\$aDecision processes
=450  \\$aDecision (Psychology)
=450  \\$aMaking decisions
=450  \\$aManagement$xDecision making
=450  \\$aManagement decisions
=550  \\$wg$aChoice (Psychology)
=550  \\$aProblem solving
=667  \\$aFormerly hyphenated: Decision-making$5IEN
=670  \\$aUMI business vocab.$b(Decision analysis, Management decisions)
=750  \2$aDecision Making$0(DNLM)D003657$5IEN-M

=LDR  00504cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362151702441
=005  20120730162922.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85036868 
=035  \\$aBZN6774NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRK328
=150  \\$aDental calculus
=450  \\$aCalculus, Dental
=450  \\$aTartar (Dentistry)
=550  \\$wg$aDental deposits
=550  \\$wg$aDental prophylaxis
=690  \\$ar:AMD:6/25/90
=750  \2$aDental Calculus$5IEN$0(DNLM)D003728

=LDR  00406cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362151802441
=005  20120730162916.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85036189 
=035  \\$aBZN6095NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aDecerebrate rigidity
=450  \\$aRigidity, Decerebrate
=550  \\$wg$aBrain
=690  \\$ar:AMD:6/22/90
=750  \2$aDecerebrate State$5IEN$0(DNLM)D003655

=LDR  00465cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362151902441
=005  20090430112947.0
=008  940322i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85036867 
=035  \\$aBZN6773NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRK652.7
=150  \\$aDental bonding
=450  \\$aBonding, Dental
=550  \\$wg$aAdhesion
=550  \\$wg$aDental chemistry
=550  \\$wg$aDental materials
=750  \2$aDental Bonding$0(DNLM)D001840$5IEN

=LDR  00382cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362152002441
=005  20120730162916.0
=008  860211||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85036167 
=035  \\$aBZN6073NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aDecarboxylation
=550  \\$wg$aElimination reactions
=690  \\$ar:AMD:6/22/90
=750  \2$aDecarboxylation$5IEN$0(DNLM)D003653

=LDR  00396cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362152102441
=005  20120730162916.0
=008  860211||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85036166 
=035  \\$aBZN6072NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aDecarboxylases
=450  \\$aCarboxy-lyases
=550  \\$wg$aLyases
=690  \\$ar:AMD:6/19/90
=750  \2$aCarboxy-Lyases$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002262

=LDR  00427cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362152202441
=005  20120730162922.0
=008  920330i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85036866 
=035  \\$aBZN6772NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aDental auxiliary teachers
=450  \\$aAllied dental teachers
=550  \\$wg$aMedical teaching personnel
=750  \2$aDental Auxiliaries$xeducation$5IEN$0(DNLM)D003727Q000193

=LDR  00422cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362152302441
=005  20120730162922.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85036863 
=035  \\$aBZN6769NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aRK60.5
=150  \\$aDental auxiliary personnel
=550  \\$wg$aAllied health personnel
=550  \\$wg$aDental personnel
=750  \2$aDental Auxiliaries$5IEN$0(DNLM)D003727

=LDR  00824cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880362152402441
=005  20201118173655.0
=008  000126i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85036164
=035  \\$aBZN6070NU
=035  \\$aSH 85036164
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dWaU
=053  \0$aQL444.M33$cZoology
=150  \\$aDecapoda (Crustacea)
=450  \\$aDecapod crustaceans
=450  \\$aDecapods (Crustacea)
=550  \\$wg$aMalacostraca
=670  \\$aCommon and scientific names ... Decapod crustaceans, 1989.
=670  \\$aRandom House$b(decapod: any crustacean of the order Decapoda)
=670  \\$aIntegrated Taxonomic Information System, Jan. 26, 2000$b(Order Decapoda, Superorder Eucarida, Subclass Eumalacostraca, Class Malacostraca, Subphylum Crustacea, Phylum Arthropoda)
=750  \2$aDecapoda$0(DNLM)D033364$5IEN

=LDR  00356cz  a2200133n  4500
=001  9880362152502441
=005  20120730162922.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85036862 
=035  \\$aBZN6768NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aDental assistants
=550  \\$wg$aDental auxiliary personnel
=750  \2$aDental Assistants$5IEN$0(DNLM)D003726

=LDR  00449cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362152602441
=005  20120730162922.0
=008  940322i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85036860 
=035  \\$aBZN6766NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aDental articulators
=450  \\$aArticulators, Dental
=550  \\$wg$aDental instruments and apparatus
=550  \\$wg$aOcclusion (Dentistry)
=750  \2$aDental Articulators$5IEN$0(DNLM)D003725

=LDR  00857cz  a2200265n  4500
=001  9880362152702441
=005  20130308111156.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85036140 
=035  \\$aBZN6046NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aHJ8003$bHJ8899$5IEN
=053  \\$aHG3891.5$cInternational finance
=150  \\$aDebts, External
=450  \\$aDebts, Foreign
=450  \\$aDebts, International
=450  \\$aExternal debts
=450  \\$aForeign debts
=450  \\$aInternational debts
=550  \\$wg$aDebt
=550  \\$wg$aInternational finance
=550  \\$wg$aInvestments, Foreign
=680  \\$iHere are entered works on public and or private debts owed to foreign creditors. Works on government debts are entered under$aDebts, Public.
=681  \\$iNote under$aDebts, Public
=750  \2$aExternal Debt$0(DNLM)D061895$5IEN

=LDR  00416cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362152802441
=005  20120730162922.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85036859 
=035  \\$aBZN6765NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aDental arch
=550  \\$wg$aMandible
=550  \\$wg$aMaxilla
=550  \\$aAlveolar process
=690  \\$ar:AMD:6/25/90
=750  \2$aDental Arch$5IEN$0(DNLM)D003724

=LDR  00416cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362152902441
=005  20120730162916.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85036129 
=035  \\$aBZN6035NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aDebridement
=550  \\$wg$aSurgery, Operative
=550  \\$wg$aWounds and injuries$xTreatment
=690  \\$ar:AMD:6/22/90
=750  \2$aDebridement$5IEN$0(DNLM)D003646

=LDR  00762cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362153002441
=005  20120730162922.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85036858 
=035  \\$aBZN6764NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aGN209
=150  \\$aDental anthropology
=550  \\$wg$aDentition
=550  \\$wg$aPhysical anthropology
=550  \\$wg$aTeeth
=680  \\$iHere are entered works on teeth from the anthropological point of view, including their evolution and comparison, as well as the teeth of particular peoples. Works on the physiological process of the growth and development of teeth in vertebrates are entered under$aDentition.
=681  \\$iNote under$aDentition
=750  \2$aAnthropology$5IEN-M$0(DNLM)D000883

=LDR  00390cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362153102441
=005  20120730162916.0
=008  871218||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85036094 
=035  \\$aBZN6000NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aBF789.D4
=150  \\$aDeath$xPsychological aspects
=450  \\$wnne$aDeath$xPsychology
=750  \2$aAttitude to Death$5IEN$0(DNLM)D001293

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=LDR  00832cz  a2200241n  4500
=001  9880362153302441
=005  20120730162916.0
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=001  9880362153402441
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=450  \\$aDental etching
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=001  9880362153502441
=005  20120730162916.0
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=001  9880362153602441
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=001  9880362153702441
=005  20120730162916.0
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=001  9880362153902441
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=001  9880362154002441
=005  20120730162915.0
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=670  \\$aDeamidation and isoaspartate formation, c1994.
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=001  9880362154102441
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=001  9880362154202441
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=001  9880362154302441
=005  20120730162915.0
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=001  9880362154402441
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=550  \\$aHearing
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=681  \\$iNote under$aMutism
=750  \2$aDeafness$5IEN$0(DNLM)D003638

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=001  9880362154502441
=005  20120730162921.0
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=LDR  00371cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362154602441
=005  20120730162921.0
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=690  \\$ar:AMD:6/25/90
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=LDR  00400cz  a2200133n  4500
=001  9880362154702441
=005  20120215133531.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
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=001  9880362154802441
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=LDR  00351cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362154902441
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=LDR  00754cz  a2200241n  4500
=001  9880362155002441
=005  20120730162915.0
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=450  \\$aDeaf people
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=550  \\$aDeafblind people
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=670  \\$aDeaf people in Hitler's Europe, 2002.
=670  \\$aLang, H.G. Deaf persons in the arts and sciences, 1995.
=670  \\$aEnhancing the employability of deaf persons, c1988.
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=LDR  00431cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362155102441
=005  20120730162920.0
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=550  \\$wg$aNervous system$xDiseases
=550  \\$aMyelination
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=LDR  00470cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362155202441
=005  20200820142719.0
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=550  \\$wg$aDe Lange syndrome
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=LDR  00902cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880362155302441
=005  20120730162920.0
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=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
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=550  \\$aPopulation
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=LDR  00631cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362155402441
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=550  \\$wg$aEthanes
=550  \\$wg$aInsecticides
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=LDR  01284cz  a2200301n  4500
=001  9880362155502441
=005  20120730162915.0
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=450  \\$aHemerocallis
=450  \\$aLilies, Day
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=670  \\$aGRIN taxonomy, via WWW, Oct. 21, 2003$b(Hemerocallis L. Family: Hemerocallidaceae. Also placed in: Liliaceae. Common name: day-lily)
=670  \\$aMabberley, D.J. The plant-book, c1997$b(Hemerocallis. Hemerocallidaceae (Liliaceae s.l.) Daylilies)
=670  \\$aWatson, L. The families of flowering plants, via WWW, Oct. 21, 2003$b(Hemerocallidaceae. Genera 1; only genus, Hemerocallis)
=670  \\$aITIS, Oct. 21, 2003$b(Hemerocallis L. -- daylily. Liliaceae)
=670  \\$aNames in current use for extant plant genera, via WWW, Oct. 21, 2003$b(Hemerocallis (Monocotyledones: Liliaceae))
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=001  9880362155602441
=005  20130304155015.0
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=450  \\$aTransition, Demographic
=450  \\$aVital revolution (Demography)
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=550  \\$wg$aPopulation
=550  \\$wg$aVital statistics
=680  \\$iHere are entered works on the theory that the initial effect of modernization in human societies is a growing margin of births over deaths and an accelerating rate of population growth, and that at a later stage of socioeconomic development the size of the family is reduced by birth control and the birth rate falls, eventually reducing the rate of population growth.
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=001  9880362155702441
=005  20120131153307.0
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=450  \\$aCommelina
=450  \\$aCommelinopsis
=450  \\$aDay flowers
=450  \\$wnne$aDayflower
=450  \\$aPhaeosphaerion
=550  \\$wg$aCommelinaceae
=670  \\$aWikipedia, Oct. 24, 2011$b(Commelina is a genus of approximately 170 species commonly called dayflowers due to the short lives of their flowers. They are less often known as widow's tears. It is by far the largest genus of its family, Commelinaceae)
=670  \\$aITIS, Oct. 24, 2011$b(Genus Commelina -- accepted -- commelina, dayflower. Synonyms: Phaeosphaerion. Family Commelinaceae -- Spiderwort Family)
=670  \\$aGRIN taxonomy for plants, Oct. 24, 2011$b(Genus Commelina. Family Commelinaceae subfamily Commelinoideae tribe Commelineae. Synonyms: Athyrocarpus, Commelinopsis, Phaeosphaerion)
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=688  \\$aHeading changed 20120110 from: 150:##:_{dollar}a Dayflower
=750  \0$aCommelina$5IEN

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=001  9880362155802441
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=450  \\$aPopulation surveys
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=550  \\$wg$aSocial surveys
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=LDR  00525cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880363038302441
=005  20120730164314.0
=008  900724i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 90003605 
=035  \\$aCBE6305NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aVeterinary diagnostic imaging
=550  \\$wg$aDiagnostic imaging
=550  \\$wg$aVeterinary medicine$xDiagnosis
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Feeney, D.A. Atlas of correlative imaging anatomy of the dog, 1991.
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=LDR  00611cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880363038402441
=005  20120730164314.0
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=035  \\$aCBE6300NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aHydroxamic acids
=550  \\$wg$aHydroxy acids
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Pilipenko, A. Gidroksamovye kisloty, 1989.
=670  \\$aChem. abst.:$bGeneral subjects 15110gs.
=670  \\$aHackh chem. dict.$b(Hydroxamic acid)
=670  \\$aOld catalog heading$b(Hydroxamic acids)
=675  \\$aHawley chem. dict.
=750  \2$aHydroxamic Acids$5IEN$0(DNLM)D006877

=LDR  00672cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880363038502441
=005  20120730164314.0
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=053  \\$aRB147.5
=150  \\$aMitochondrial pathology
=450  \\$aMitochondria$xDiseases
=450  \\$aMitochondria$xPathology
=450  \\$aMitochondrial disorders
=550  \\$wg$aMetabolism$xDisorders
=550  \\$wg$aPathology, Cellular
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Bioenergetics ... c1990$b(Mitochondrial pathology)
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=LDR  00746cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880363038602441
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=450  \\$aPhysician and hospital
=450  \\$aPhysician-hospital relations
=450  \\$aRelations, Hospital-physician
=550  \\$wg$aHospitals$xMedical staff
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Shortell, S.M. Effective hospital-physician relationships : Building on ten sites' experiences, 1990.
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=LDR  00785cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880363038702441
=005  20120730164314.0
=008  900723i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 90003551 
=035  \\$aCBE6255NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRJ503
=150  \\$aAdolescent analysis
=450  \\$aAdolescent psychoanalysis
=550  \\$wg$aAdolescent psychotherapy
=550  \\$wg$aPsychoanalysis
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Child and adolescent analysis : its significance for clinical work with adults, c1990.
=675  \\$aHennepin;$aMESH
=750  \2$81$wb$aPsychoanalysis$5IEN$0(DNLM)D011572
=750  \2$81$wb$aAdolescent$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000293
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aPsychoanalysis$iand$aAdolescent$5IEN

=LDR  00784cz  a2200265n  4500
=001  9880363038802441
=005  20120730164314.0
=008  930224||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 90003540 
=035  \\$aCBE6244NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aBaroreceptors
=450  \\$aArterial baroreceptors
=450  \\$aBaroceptors
=450  \\$aPressoceptors
=450  \\$aPressoreceptors
=550  \\$wg$aSensory receptors
=550  \\$wg$aVasomotor system
=550  \\$aBlood pressure$xRegulation
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Rau, H. Beispiele kardiovaskul�ar-zentralnerv�oser ... c1989.
=670  \\$aDorland's med. dict.
=670  \\$aGould's med. dict.
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Pressoreceptors)
=670  \\$aMEDLARS.
=750  \2$aPressoreceptors$5IEN$0(DNLM)D011311

=LDR  00646cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880363038902441
=005  20120730164314.0
=008  900719i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 90003534 
=035  \\$aCBE6238NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQR82.C45
=150  \\$aChromatiaceae
=450  \\$aPurple sulfur bacteria
=450  \\$aThiorhodaceae
=550  \\$wg$aRhodospirillales
=550  \\$wg$aSulfur bacteria
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Eichler, B. Untersuchungen zur Okophysiologie und Systematik gasvakuolenhaltiger Chromatiaceen, 1988.
=670  \\$aSingleton. Dict. microbiol., 2-e.
=750  \2$aChromatiaceae$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002841

=LDR  00580cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880363039002441
=005  20120730164314.0
=008  900713||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 90003438 
=035  \\$aCBE6150NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=150  \\$aPresynaptic receptors
=550  \\$wg$aNeurotransmitter receptors
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Presynaptic receptors and the question ... 1990.
=670  \\$aPresynaptic receptors : proceedings of the satellite symposium.
=670  \\$aPresynaptic receptors : mechanism and function.
=750  \2$aReceptors, Presynaptic$5IEN$0(DNLM)D017661

=LDR  00714cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880363039102441
=005  20120730164314.0
=008  900713||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 90003437 
=035  \\$aCBE6149NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=150  \\$aAutoreceptors
=450  \\$aPresynaptic autoreceptors
=550  \\$wg$aPresynaptic receptors
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Presynaptic receptors and the question ... 1990.
=670  \\$aGothert, M. Modulation of neurotransmitter release by presynaptic autoreceptors, 1989:$bp. 864.
=670  \\$aWessler, I. Control of transmitter release from motor nerve by presynaptic nicotinic and muscarinic autoreceptors, 1989:$bp. 110.
=750  \2$aAutoreceptors$5IEN$0(DNLM)D017660

=LDR  00662cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880363039202441
=005  20120730164314.0
=008  900713i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 90003431 
=035  \\$aCBE6143NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRJ253.5
=150  \\$aNeonatal emergencies
=550  \\$wg$aPediatric emergencies
=550  \\$aNeonatal intensive care
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Neonatal emergencies, 1991.
=750  \2$81$wb$aEmergencies$5IEN$0(DNLM)D004630
=750  \2$81$wb$aInfant, Newborn$5IEN$0(DNLM)D007231
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aEmergencies$iand$aInfant, Newborn$5IEN

=LDR  00927cz  a2200241n  4500
=001  9880363039302441
=005  20120730164314.0
=008  900712||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 90003408 
=035  \\$aCBE6120NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aMesencephalic tegmentum
=450  \\$aMidbrain tegmentum
=450  \\$aTegmentum mesencephali
=450  \\$aTegmentum (Neuroanatomy)
=450  \\$aTegmentum of mesencephalon
=550  \\$wg$aMesencephalon
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Domburg, P.H. The human substantia nigra ... c1990.
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Tegmentum mesencephali)
=670  \\$aDorland's med. dict.$b(t. mesencephali, t. of mesencephalon, called also tegmentum)
=670  \\$aStedman's med. dict.$b(t. mesencephali, mesencephalic t., midbrain tegmentum)
=670  \\$aBiol. abst. semiannual cum. index, 1989:$b87:SI-3716 (Mesencephalic tegmentum)
=750  \2$aTegmentum Mesencephali$5IEN$0(DNLM)D013681

=LDR  00972cz  a2200265n  4500
=001  9880363039402441
=005  20130305145237.0
=008  900409i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 90001720 
=035  \\$aCBD2420NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aAgeism
=550  \\$wg$aAging$xPsychological aspects
=550  \\$wg$aAttitude (Psychology)
=550  \\$wg$aPrejudices
=550  \\$wg$aSocial perception
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Palmore, E.B. Ageism : negative and positive, 1990.
=670  \\$aRandom House.
=670  \\$aHennepin.
=670  \\$aThes. soc. index terms.
=670  \\$aThes. aging termin.
=675  \\$aWeb. 3
=680  \\$iHere are entered works on negative or prejudicial attitudes toward people based on their youth or older age. Works on discriminatory behavior toward people based on their youth or older age are entered under$aAge discrimination.
=681  \\$iNote under$aAge discrimination
=750  \2$aAgeism$0(DNLM)D063506$5IEN-M

=LDR  00880cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880363039502441
=005  20120730164258.0
=008  900406i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 90001716 
=035  \\$aCBD2417NU
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh 90001716
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dUk
=053  \0$aRJ416.A25
=150  \\$aAcute myeloid leukemia in children
=450  \\$wnne$aAcute myelocytic leukemia in children
=550  \\$wg$aLeukemia in children
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Acute myelogenous leukemia, c1990.
=670  \\$aGoogle WWW search, Oct. 13, 2004$b(predominant form, including on leukemia association and leukemia society websites, is "myeloid")
=750  \2$81$wb$aLeukemia, Myelocytic, Acute$5IEN
=750  \2$81$wb$aChild$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002648
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aLeukemia, Myelocytic, Acute$iand$aChild$5IEN

=LDR  00896cz  a2200253n  4500
=001  9880363039602441
=005  20080226101839.0
=008  900406i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 90001715 
=035  \\$aCBD2416NU
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh 90001715
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dUk
=150  \\$aAcute myeloid leukemia
=450  \\$wnne$aAcute myelocytic leukemia
=450  \\$aAcute myelogenous leukemia
=450  \\$aAcute myeloid granulocytic leukemia
=450  \\$aAML (Disease)
=550  \\$wg$aAcute leukemia
=550  \\$wg$aMyeloid leukemia
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Acute myelogenous leukemia, c1990.
=670  \\$aDorland's med. dict.
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Leukemia, Myelocytic, Acute)
=670  \\$aGoogle WWW search, Oct. 13, 2004$b(predominant form, including on leukemia association and leukemia society  websites, is "myeloid")
=750  \2$aLeukemia, Myeloid, Acute$0(DNLM)D015470$5IEN

=LDR  00588cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880363039702441
=005  20120730164258.0
=008  900405i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 90001701 
=035  \\$aCBD2402NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aBF720.S44
=150  \\$aSelf in infants
=550  \\$wg$aInfant psychology
=670  \\$aWork cat.: The Self in transition, 1990.
=750  \2$81$wb$aEgo$5IEN$0(DNLM)D004532
=750  \2$81$wb$aInfant$5IEN$0(DNLM)D007223
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aEgo$iand$aInfant$5IEN

=LDR  01195cz  a2200313n  4500
=001  9880363039802441
=005  20120730164258.0
=008  900405i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 90001656 
=035  \\$aCBD2362NU
=035  \\$aSH 90001656
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aQD181.S6
=150  \\$aSilane compounds
=450  \\$aHydrosilicons
=450  \\$aSilanes
=450  \\$aSilicans
=450  \\$aSilicohydrides
=450  \\$aSilicon hydrides
=550  \\$wg$aHydrides
=550  \\$wg$aSilicon compounds
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Hemeke, M. Synthese und Reaktionen von Silicium ... 1985.
=670  \\$aHawley chem. dict.$b(silane compounds: gaseous or liquid cpds. of H and Si, analogous to alkanes or saturated hydrocarbons)
=670  \\$aLC database, Apr. 2, 1990$b(silanes)
=670  \\$aGrant & Hackh's chem. dict.$b(silanes: silicans; silicohydrides; hydrosilicons; silicon hydrides)
=670  \\$aEncyc. chem. tech.$b(silanes, also referred to as silicon hydrides)
=670  \\$aMcGraw-Hill encyc. sci. tech.:$bv. 16, p. 432 (the hydrides of silicon are named silanes)
=675  \\$aChem. abstr.;$aPREMARC, Apr. 2, 1990
=750  \2$aSilanes$5IEN$0(DNLM)D012821

=LDR  00714cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880363039902441
=005  20120730164258.0
=008  900329i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 90001517 
=035  \\$aCBD2328NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aParaffin wax
=450  \\$aParaffin
=450  \\$aParaffin scale
=550  \\$wg$aPetroleum products
=550  \\$wg$aWaxes
=670  \\$aHawley chem. dict.$b(paraffin wax; paraffin scale, paraffin: a mixture of solid hydrocarbons of high molecular weight)
=670  \\$aHackh chem. dict.$b(paraffin)
=670  \\$aRandom House.
=670  \\$aWeb. 3$b(paraffin or paraffin wax)
=670  \\$aTEST$b(Paraffin wax)
=750  \2$aParaffin$5IEN$0(DNLM)D010232

=LDR  00733cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880363040002441
=005  20120730164258.0
=008  900327||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 90001446 
=035  \\$aCBD2319NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQP372.8
=150  \\$aVisceral reflex
=450  \\$aViscerogenic reflex
=550  \\$wg$aReflexes
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Nozdrachev, A.D. Vis�t�seral�nye refleksy ... 1989.
=670  \\$aDorland's med. dict.
=670  \\$aStedman's med. dict.$b(viscerogenic r.)
=750  \2$81$wb$aViscera$5IEN$0(DNLM)D014781
=750  \2$81$wb$aReflex$5IEN$0(DNLM)D012018
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aViscera$iand$aReflex.

=LDR  00974cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880363040102441
=005  20120730164258.0
=008  900327i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 90001443 
=035  \\$aCBD2316NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRJ506.A33
=150  \\$aAdjustment disorders in children
=450  \\$aEBD (Child psychiatry)
=450  \\$aEmotional and behavioral difficulties in children
=550  \\$wg$aChild psychopathology
=670  \\$aWork cat.: The management of children with emotional and behavioural difficulties, 1990$b("... it may be reasonably concluded that the categories of EBD and maladjusted children closely overlap. ... little attempt will be made to distinguish between EBD and Maladjustment")
=750  \2$81$wb$aAdjustment Disorders$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000275
=750  \2$81$wb$aChild$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002648
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aAdjustment Disorders$iand$aChild$5IEN

=LDR  00752cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880363040202441
=005  20120730164258.0
=008  900323||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 90001419 
=035  \\$aCBD2299NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQD405
=150  \\$aDioxolanes
=450  \\$aDioxolans
=550  \\$wg$aHeterocyclic compounds
=670  \\$aWork cat.: �ukaszczyk, J. Wp�yw struktury wielopodstawionych ... 1985:$bp. 104 (dioxolanes)
=670  \\$aOld catalog heading$b(Dioxolanes)
=670  \\$aPREMARC, 3/23/90.
=670  \\$aHackh chem. dict.$b(dioxolan(e)s: heterocyclic compounds with 3 C and 2 O atoms)
=670  \\$aHawley chem. dict.
=675  \\$aLC data base, 3/19/90
=750  \2$aDioxolanes$5IEN$0(DNLM)D004148

=LDR  00634cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880363040302441
=005  20120730164258.0
=008  900323||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 90001414 
=035  \\$aCBD2294NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQD401
=150  \\$aPiperidones
=550  \\$wg$aHeterocyclic compounds
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Wysocka, W. Stereochemia redukcji niekt�orych ... 1978:$bp. 58 (piperidone derivatives)
=670  \\$aOld catalog heading$b(Piperidones)
=670  \\$aPREMARC.
=675  \\$aLC data base, 3/19/90;$aHackh chem. dict.;$aHawley chem. dict.
=750  \2$aPiperidones$5IEN$0(DNLM)D010881

=LDR  01025cz  a2200265n  4500
=001  9880363040402441
=005  20120504135728.0
=008  900323||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 90001413 
=035  \\$aCBD2293NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aPetrous bone
=450  \\$aPars petrosa ossis temporalis
=450  \\$aPars pyramis
=450  \\$aPetrosal bone
=450  \\$aPetrous portion of temporal bone
=450  \\$aPetrous pyramid (Anatomy)
=450  \\$aPyramid, Petrous (Anatomy)
=550  \\$wg$aTemporal bone
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Pellet, W. Otoneurosurgery, 1990.
=670  \\$aGray's anatomy$b(Petrous pyramid is wedged in between the sphenoid and occipital bones at the base of the skull.)
=670  \\$aPhone call to Dr. Tran, ENT surgeon at Lewis-Gale Clinic in Roanoke, Va., 03/20/90$b(term used is "petrous bone")
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Petrous bone)
=670  \\$aDorland's med. dict.$b(petrosal b., petrous b., pars petrosa ossis temporalis)
=750  \2$aPetrous Bone$0(DNLM)D010579$5IEN

=LDR  00942cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880363040502441
=005  20120730164257.0
=008  900316i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 90001319 
=035  \\$aCBD2228NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRC347.5
=150  \\$aNeurotoxicology
=450  \\$aNeurotoxicity
=550  \\$wg$aToxicology
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Neurotoxicology guidebook, 1990.
=675  \\$aMESH
=788  \0$iSearch also under the equivalent heading$aNervous System--drug effects;$ior under the equivalent heading$aNervous System Diseases--chemically induced;$ior under the following headings used together in the same record:$aNeurology$iand$aToxicology.
=750  \2$wb$aNervous System$xdrug effects$0(DNLM)D009420Q000187
=750  \2$wb$aNervous System Diseases$xchemically induced$0(DNLM)D009422Q000139
=750  \2$81$wb$aNeurology$5IEN$0(DNLM)D009462
=750  \2$81$wb$aToxicology$5IEN$0(DNLM)D014116

=LDR  01649cz  a2200361n  4500
=001  9880363040602441
=005  20060802081235.0
=008  920330i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 90001317 
=035  \\$aCBD2226NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRD123.5
=150  \\$aGraft versus host disease
=450  \\$aAllogeneic disease
=450  \\$aGraft vs host disease
=450  \\$aGVH disease
=450  \\$aGVHD (Disease)
=450  \\$aHomologous wasting disease
=450  \\$aRunt disease
=450  \\$aRunting syndrome
=450  \\$aSecondary disease
=450  \\$aTransplantation disease (Medicine)
=550  \\$wg$aBone marrow$xTransplantation$xComplications
=550  \\$wg$aGraft versus host reaction
=550  \\$wg$aImmunologic diseases
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Graft-vs.-host disease : immunology, pathophysiology, and treatment, 1990$b(GVHD)
=670  \\$aRosen dict. immunol.:$b("... disease that results from the transplant of immunocompetent, allogeneic T lymphocytes into a recipient that is unable to eliminate them because of ... 1) immunosupression ...2) immunological immaturity ... 3) tolerance. GVH disease is characterized by fever, skin rash, enlargement of liver and spleen, diarrhea, weight loss and aplasia of bone marrow cells")
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Graft vs Host Disease)
=670  \\$aBellanti immunolo.
=670  \\$aLitwin hum. innumogenetics.
=670  \\$aPyle current med. term$b(GVHD is equated with graft versus host reaction)
=675  \\$aHalliday gloss. immunol. terms;$aBowry immunol. simplif.;$aHerbert dict. immunol.
=750  \2$aGraft vs Host Disease$0(DNLM)D006086$5IEN

=LDR  00824cz  a2200253n  4500
=001  9880363040702441
=005  20120730164257.0
=008  900312i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 90001242 
=035  \\$aCBD2157NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQH603.P47
=150  \\$aPeroxisomes
=450  \\$aPeroxidosomes
=450  \\$aPeroxysoma
=550  \\$wg$aMicrobodies
=670  \\$aStenesh dict. biochem.
=670  \\$aGeneser textbk. histology.
=670  \\$aKrsti�c ill. encyc. hum. histology.
=670  \\$aPrinc. biochem., 7th ed.
=670  \\$aMESH$b(see Microbodies)
=670  \\$aSingleton dict. microbiol. & mol. biol.$b("a type of microbody which occurs in animal and plant cells and in certain fungi and protozoa")
=675  \\$aWilliams encyc. biochem.
=750  \2$aPeroxisomes$5IEN$0(DNLM)D020675

=LDR  01381cz  a2200241n  4500
=001  9880363040802441
=005  20120730164257.0
=008  900312i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 90001241 
=035  \\$aCBD2156NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=150  \\$aPeroxisomal disorders
=450  \\$aPeroxisomal diseases
=450  \\$aPeroxisomes$xDiseases
=450  \\$aPeroxysomal disorders
=550  \\$wg$aCentral nervous system$xDiseases
=550  \\$wg$aMetabolism, Inborn errors of
=550  \\$wg$aPediatric neurology
=670  \\$aWork cat.: International Workshop on Adrenoleukodystrophy and Peroxisomal Disorders (1989 : Rome, Italy). Adrenoleukodystrophy and other peroxisomal disorders : clinical, biochemical, genetic, and therapeutic aspects : proceedings ... Rome, 10-11 November 1989.
=670  \\$aMerritt's neurol.$b("Peroxisomes are subcellular organelles surrounded by a single membrane that are present in virtually all cell types... Many genetic-metabolic diseases of the nervous system are known to be associated with abnormalities of peroxisomal structure or enzymatic activity.")
=670  \\$aPhone call to Dr. Rappaport, neurologist, George Washington Med. school, 3/5/90.
=670  \\$aPhone call to Dr. Civitello, Pediatric neurologist, Children's Hosp., 3/7/90$b(verified all broader categories for SH)
=750  \2$aPeroxisomal Disorders$5IEN$0(DNLM)D018901

=LDR  01612cz  a2200325n  4500
=001  9880363040902441
=005  20120730164257.0
=008  900312i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 90001240 
=035  \\$aCBD2155NU
=035  \\$aSH 90001240
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aRJ496.A32
=150  \\$aAdrenoleukodystrophy
=450  \\$aALD (Disease)
=450  \\$aNeonatal adrenoleukodystrophy
=450  \\$aSiemerling-Crentzfeldt disease
=550  \\$wg$aDemyelination
=550  \\$wg$aLipidoses
=550  \\$wg$aNerves, Peripheral$xDiseases
=550  \\$wg$aPeroxisomal disorders
=550  \\$wg$aX-linked mental retardation
=670  \\$aWork cat.: International Workshop on Adrenoleukodystrophy and Peroxisomal Disorders (1989 : Rome, Italy). Adrenoleukodystrophy and other peroxisomal disorders : clinical, biochemical, genetic, and therapeutic aspects : proceedings ... Rome, 10-11 November 1989$b(ALD)
=670  \\$aMESH.
=670  \\$aMerck$b("... is a rare, sex-linked recessive metabolic disorder that occurs in boys and is characterized by adrenal atrophy, and widespread, diffuse cerebral demyelination")
=670  \\$aMerritt's textbk. neurol.:$bpp. 536-537 ("the basic defect involves the fatty acids  (Sb (B oxydation system in subcellar organelles, called peroxisomes, which break down very long chain fatty acids (VLCFAs). Consequently these acids accumulate in tissue and plasma")
=670  \\$aDorland's med. dict.
=670  \\$aStedman's med. dict.$b(Siemerling-Crentzfeldt disease)
=670  \\$aGould med. dict.
=750  \2$aAdrenoleukodystrophy$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000326

=LDR  00326cz  a2200121n  4500
=001  9880363041002441
=005  20140516100120.0
=008  900309||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|n\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 90001216 
=035  \\$aCBD2133NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=150  \\$aPhospholipase A2$xInhibitors
=750  \2$aPhospholipase A2 Inhibitors$0(DNLM)D064801$5IEN

=LDR  00546cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880363041102441
=005  20080328092501.0
=008  900309i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 90001215 
=035  \\$aCBD2132NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aQP609.P553
=150  \\$aPhospholipase A2
=550  \\$wg$aPhospholipases
=670  \\$aWork cat.: International Conf. on Molecular and Cellular Biology of IL-I, TNF, and Lipocortins in Inflammation and Differentiation (1989 : Siena, Italy), 1990.
=750  \2$aPhospholipases A2$0(DNLM)D054467$5IEN

=LDR  01247cz  a2200277n  4500
=001  9880363041202441
=005  20120730164257.0
=008  900309||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 90001214 
=035  \\$aCBD2131NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aQP552.L48
=150  \\$aLipocortins
=450  \\$aAnnexins
=550  \\$wg$aCalcium-binding proteins
=550  \\$wg$aInflammation$xMediators
=550  \\$aPhospholipase A2$xInhibitors
=670  \\$aWork cat.: International Conf. on Molecular and Cellular Biology of IL-I, TNF, and Lipocortins in Inflammation and Differentiation (1989 : Siena, Italy), 1990.
=670  \\$aNippon Rinsho. Molecular biology of lipocortins, Oct., 1989:$bpp. 2365-71.
=670  \\$aJournal of endocrinology. Lipocortins, mediators of the antiinflammatory actions of corticosteroids, Dec., 1989:$bpp.363-6.
=670  \\$aBiochemical pharmacology. Biological relevance of lipocortins ... Nov. 1, 1989:$bpp. 3645-51.
=670  \\$aJournal of cell biochemistry. Further characterization of four lipocortins ... Jul., 1989:$bpp. 361-70.
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Annexins)
=670  \\$a93-117616: The Annexins, c1992.
=675  \\$aChem. abst.;$aDorland's med. dict.
=750  \2$aAnnexins$5IEN$0(DNLM)D017302

=LDR  00710cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880363041302441
=005  20120730164257.0
=008  911219i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 90001199 
=035  \\$aCBD2120NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRJ320.T4
=150  \\$aTetanus in newborn infants
=450  \\$aTetanus neonatorum
=550  \\$wg$aNeonatal infections
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Report on the EMR/SEAR meeting on the Prevention of Neonatal Tetanus ... 1982.
=750  \2$81$wb$aTetanus$5IEN$0(DNLM)D013742
=750  \2$81$wb$aInfant, Newborn$5IEN$0(DNLM)D007231
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aTetanus$iand$aInfant, Newborn$5IEN

=LDR  00462cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880363041402441
=005  20120730164257.0
=008  900307i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 90001170 
=035  \\$aCBD2094NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aRM666.A823
=150  \\$aAstemizole
=550  \\$wg$aAntihistamines
=550  \\$wg$aBenzimidazoles
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Astemizole, 1984.
=670  \\$aUSAN/USP.
=750  \2$aAstemizole$5IEN$0(DNLM)D016589

=LDR  00573cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880363041502441
=005  20120730164257.0
=008  900306i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 90001162 
=035  \\$aCBD2086NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aVeterinary neonatology
=450  \\$aVeterinary neonatal pediatrics
=550  \\$wg$aNeonatology
=550  \\$wg$aVeterinary pediatrics
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Equine clincial neonatology, 1990.
=675  \\$aBlack's vet. dict.;$aConcise vet. dict.;$aMerck vet.;$aWeb. 3
=750  \2$aAnimals, Newborn$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000831

=LDR  01238cz  a2200301n  4500
=001  9880363041602441
=005  20120730164257.0
=008  900306i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 90001138 
=035  \\$aCBD2063NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aSocial planning
=450  \\$aSocial development planning
=550  \\$wg$aPlanning
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Local social development planning, c1988.
=670  \\$aEncyc. soc. work.
=670  \\$aBarker, R.L. Soc. work dict.
=670  \\$aUNBIS.
=670  \\$aOECD.
=670  \\$aILO.
=670  \\$aThes. soc. index. terms.
=670  \\$aCultural develop. thes.
=670  \\$aThes. info. process. sociology.
=670  \\$aPopulation multiling. thes.
=675  \\$aWeb. 3;$aRandom House;$aHennepin
=680  \\$iHere are entered works on systematic procedures for achieving social goals and managing available resources to attain social change.  Works on the perspectives, activities, and principles that guide how a society regulates the relationships among individuals, groups, communities, and institutions and the distribution of resources are entered under$aSocial policy.
=681  \\$iNote under$aSocial policy
=750  \2$aSocial Planning$5IEN$0(DNLM)D012939

=LDR  01118cz  a2200277n  4500
=001  9880363041702441
=005  20120730164257.0
=008  900306i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 90001135 
=035  \\$aCBD2060NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aPalliative treatment
=360  \\$isubdivision$aPalliative treatment$iunder individual diseases and types of diseases, e.g.$aCancer--Palliative treatment
=360  \\$isubdivision$aPalliative treatment$iunder individual diseases, e.g.$aCancer--Palliative treatment
=450  \\$aPalliation (Medical care)
=450  \\$aPalliative care
=450  \\$aPalliative medicine
=550  \\$wg$aTherapeutics
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Palliative medicine (a serial)
=670  \\$aWeb. 3$b(palliate; palliative)
=670  \\$aDorland's med. dict.$b(palliative, affording relief but not cure)
=670  \\$aMESH.
=670  \\$aPalliative care, c1984.
=670  \\$aMosley, J.G. Palliation in malignant disease, 1988.
=680  \\$iHere are entered works on treatments that afford relief from disease, but not cure.
=750  \2$aPalliative Care$5IEN$0(DNLM)D010166

=LDR  00685cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880363041802441
=005  20120730164257.0
=008  900306i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 90001128 
=035  \\$aCBD2054NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRJ505.C63
=150  \\$aCognitive therapy for children
=550  \\$wg$aChild psychotherapy
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Stark, K.D. The treatment of depressed children : a cognitive behavioral approach, 1990.
=750  \2$81$wb$aCognitive Therapy$5IEN$0(DNLM)D015928
=750  \2$81$wb$aChild$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002648
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aCognitive Therapy$iand$aChild$5IEN

=LDR  00587cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880363041902441
=005  20120730164256.0
=008  900305||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 90001122 
=035  \\$aCBD2048NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRD85.A43
=150  \\$aAlfentanil
=450  \\$aAlfentanyl
=550  \\$wg$aFentanyl
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Alfentanil, c1986.
=670  \\$aUSAN & USP drug dict.
=670  \\$aGoodman & Gilman's The Pharmacol. Basis of Therapeutics, 1985.
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Alfentanil x Alfentanyl)
=750  \2$aAlfentanil$5IEN$0(DNLM)D015760

=LDR  01223cz  a2200301n  4500
=001  9880363042002441
=005  20120730164256.0
=008  060221i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 90001084 
=035  \\$aCBD2011NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dWaU$dDLC
=150  \\$aIntravenous drug abuse
=450  \\$aIDA (Intravenous drug abuse)
=450  \\$aInjecting drug abuse
=450  \\$aIntravenous substance abuse
=450  \\$aIV drug abuse
=450  \\$aIVDA (Intravenous drug abuse)
=450  \\$aSubstance abuse, Intravenous
=550  \\$wg$aDrug abuse
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Infections in intravenous drug abusers, c1990$b(Intravenous drug abuse)
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Substance abuse, Intravenous)
=670  \\$aHennepin$b(Intravenous drug use and AIDS)
=670  \\$aWWW, Feb. 25, 2005$b(IDA; IVDA)
=670  \\$aRisk for hepatits C, c2003:$bt.p. (Injecting drug use) p. vi (IDU; injecting drug use/injecting drug user)
=670  \\$aMethadone injection in New South Wales, c2001:$bPDF p. 4 (using and injecting illicit substances) p. 10 (injecting drug use)
=670  \\$aFernando, M.D. AIDS and intravenous drug use, 1993.
=675  \\$aIAC
=750  \2$aSubstance Abuse, Intravenous$5IEN$0(DNLM)D015819

=LDR  01431cz  a2200253n  4500
=001  9880363042102441
=005  20120730164256.0
=008  900302i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 90001070 
=035  \\$aCBD1999NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aMinerals
=550  \\$aMineralogy
=550  \\$aMines and mineral resources
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Mineralnavn, 1988.
=670  \\$aRandom House$b(mineral: any of a class of substances occurring in nature, usu. comprising inorganic substances, as quartz or feldspar, of definite chemical composition and usu. of definite crystal, but sometimes including rocks formed by these substances as well as certain natural products of organic origin, as asphalt or coal)
=670  \\$aWeb. 3.
=670  \\$aGeoRef.
=670  \\$aDict. geol. terms.
=670  \\$aGloss. geol.
=670  \\$aLC database, 2/23/90$b(mineral(s))
=680  \\$iHere are entered works on the geochemical or geological aspects of naturally formed inorganic and organic compounds. Works on the potential economic value of minerals or the technical aspects of locating and removing them from the earth are entered under$aMines and mineral resources.$iWorks on the industries based on the extraction, processing, and commercialization of minerals are entered under$aMineral industries.
=681  \\$iNotes under$aMineral industries; Mines and mineral resources
=750  \2$aMinerals$5IEN$0(DNLM)D008903

=LDR  00769cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880363042202441
=005  20120730164256.0
=008  921221i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 90001005 
=035  \\$aCBD1937NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aBF724.3.A32
=150  \\$aAdjustment (Psychology) in adolescence
=550  \\$wg$aAdolescent psychology
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Coping and self-concept in adolescence, c1990.
=750  \2$81$wb$aAdaptation, Psychological$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000223
=750  \2$81$wb$aSocial Adjustment$5IEN$0(DNLM)D012917
=750  \2$81$wb$aAdolescent$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000293
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aAdaptation, Psychological$ior$aSocial Adjustment$iand$aAdolescent$5IEN

=LDR  00677cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880363042302441
=005  20130209162049.0
=008  900222i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 90000932 
=035  \\$aCBC9977NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dWaU
=053  \0$aQD181.M4$cGeneral and inorganic chemistry
=053  \0$aQD412.M4$cOrganometallic chemistry
=053  \0$aQE516.M4$cGeochemistry
=053  \0$aTP245.M2$cChemical technology
=150  \\$aMagnesium compounds
=550  \\$wg$aAlkaline earth compounds
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Wojciechowska, M. Chemia powierzchni i w�a�sciwo�sci ... 1982.
=670  \\$aChem. abstr.
=750  \2$aMagnesium Compounds$5IEN$0(DNLM)D017616

=LDR  00573cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880363042402441
=005  20120730164256.0
=008  900222i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 90000929 
=035  \\$aCBC9974NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRC136.5
=150  \\$aCryptosporidiosis
=450  \\$aCryptosporidial infections
=450  \\$aCryptosporidium infections
=550  \\$wg$aCoccidiosis
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Cryptosporidiosis of man and animals, 1990.
=670  \\$aMESH.
=675  \\$aMerck Manual
=750  \2$aCryptosporidiosis$5IEN$0(DNLM)D003457

=LDR  00497cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880363042502441
=005  20120730164256.0
=008  900216||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 90000852 
=035  \\$aCBC9911NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQP609.C4
=150  \\$aCholinesterase genes
=550  \\$wg$aGenes
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Soreq, H. Cholinesterase genes, 1990.
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Cholinesterase--genetics)
=750  \2$aCholinesterases$xgenetics$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002802Q000235

=LDR  01057cz  a2200265n  4500
=001  9880363042602441
=005  20120730164256.0
=008  931217i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 90000851 
=035  \\$aCBC9910NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRD104.S77
=150  \\$aStress fractures (Orthopedics)
=450  \\$aFatigue fractures (Orthopedics)
=450  \\$aMarch fractures
=550  \\$wg$aFractures
=550  \\$wg$aOveruse injuries
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Avulsion and stress injuries of the musculoskeletal system, c1989.
=670  \\$aDevas, M. Stress fractures, 1975.
=670  \\$aOrthop. clin. N. Am., 1980:$bv. 11, p. 735-742. Belkin, S.C. Stress fractures in athletes.
=670  \\$aA. J. sports med., 1977:$bv. 5, Cahill, B.R. Stress fracture of the proximal tibial epiphysis : a case report.
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Fractures, Stress x Fractures, Fatigue, Fractures, March)
=670  \\$aGould med. dict.
=675  \\$aDorland's med. dict.;$aStedman's med. dict.;$aNIH
=750  \2$aFractures, Stress$5IEN$0(DNLM)D015775

=LDR  00567cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880363042802441
=005  20120730164256.0
=008  930224i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 90000831 
=035  \\$aCBC9893NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRC116.G677
=150  \\$aGram-negative bacterial infections
=550  \\$wg$aBacterial diseases
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Clinical applications of the Limulus amoebocyte lysate test, 1990.
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Gram-negative bacterial infections)
=750  \2$aGram-Negative Bacterial Infections$5IEN$0(DNLM)D016905

=LDR  00811cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880363042902441
=005  20050419084735.0
=008  900213||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 90000799 
=035  \\$aCBC9864LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aQD341.P5
=150  \\$aCalixarenes
=550  \\$wg$aAromatic compounds
=550  \\$wg$aMacrocyclic compounds
=550  \\$wg$aPhenols
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Calixarenes, a versatile class of macrocyclic compounds, 1990:$bCIP galley (cpds. containing phenolic rings connected via carbon atoms in the meta-position)
=670  \\$aChem. abst.$b(calix[n]arene; where "n" indicates size of cyclooligomer)
=675  \\$aRandom House;$aWeb. 3;$aHackh chem. dict.;$aHawley chem. dict.;$aMcGraw-Hill dict. sci. tech.
=750  \2$aCalixarenes$0(DNLM)D047250$5IEN

=LDR  00568cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880363043002441
=005  20120730164255.0
=008  900213i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 90000798 
=035  \\$aCBC9863NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aNaltrexone
=550  \\$wg$aAlkaloids
=550  \\$wg$aNarcotic antagonists
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Reid, L.R. Opioids, bulimia, and alcohol abuse ... 1990.
=670  \\$aMerck:$bp. 912.
=670  \\$aMESH.
=670  \\$aNIH:$bp. 440.
=670  \\$aUSAN/USP:$bp. 375.
=750  \2$aNaltrexone$5IEN$0(DNLM)D009271

=LDR  00541cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880363043102441
=005  20120730164255.0
=008  900213||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 90000776 
=035  \\$aCBC9844NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aVasoconstrictors
=450  \\$aVasoactive agonists
=450  \\$aVasoconstrictor agents
=450  \\$aVasopressor agents
=550  \\$wg$aCardiovascular agents
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Vasoconstrictor agents)
=670  \\$aRandom House
=750  \2$aVasoconstrictor Agents$5IEN$0(DNLM)D014662

=LDR  00893cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880363043202441
=005  20120730164255.0
=008  900213||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 90000772 
=035  \\$aCBC9840NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aEndothelins
=450  \\$aEndothelium-dependent contracting factors
=450  \\$wnne$aEndothelium-derived contracting factors
=550  \\$wg$aPeptides
=550  \\$wg$aVasoconstrictors
=550  \\$aVascular endothelium
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Endothelin, 1992.
=670  \\$aInternational Symposium on Endothelium-Derived Vasoactive Factors (1st : 1989 : Philadelphia, Pa.). Endothelium-derived contracting factors, 1990.
=670  \\$aFASEB Journal:$bv. 3, n. 9, p. 2007-18: Furchgott, R.F. Endothelium-derived relaxing and contracting factors.
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Endothelins)
=750  \2$aEndothelins$5IEN$0(DNLM)D016232

=LDR  01447cz  a2200289n  4500
=001  9880363043302441
=005  20130916095713.0
=008  900212i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 90000763 
=035  \\$aCBC9834NU
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC$dDGPO
=053  \0$aRC921.C9
=150  \\$aInterstitial cystitis
=450  \\$aBladder pain syndrome
=450  \\$aBPS (Bladder pain syndrome)
=450  \\$aHunner's ulcer
=450  \\$aIC (Interstitial cystitis)
=450  \\$aIC/PBS (Interstitial cystitis)
=450  \\$aPainful bladder syndrome
=450  \\$aPBS (Painful bladder syndrome)
=550  \\$wg$aCystitis
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Interstitial cystitis, c1990.
=670  \\$aMerck.
=670  \\$aInterstitial cystitis/painful bladder syndrome, 2011:$bp. 1 (Interstitial cystitis/ Painful bladder syndrome, IC, Bladder pain syndrome (BPS), Painful bladder syndrome (PBS), IC/PBS)
=670  \\$aMESH, June 6, 2013:$b(heading: Cystitis, Interstitial; entry term: Painful bladder syndrome; A condition with recurring discomfort or pain in the urinary bladder and the surrounding pelvic region without an identifiable disease. Severity of pain in interstitial cystitis varies greatly and often is accompanied by increased urination frequency and urgency.)
=670  \\$aMayo Clinic online, June 6, 2013:$b(definition: interstitial cystitis, also called painful bladder syndrome)
=750  \2$aCystitis, Interstitial$5IEN$0(DNLM)D018856

=LDR  00647cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880363043402441
=005  20120730164255.0
=008  900212i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 90000762 
=035  \\$aCBC9833NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQH452.8
=150  \\$aIn situ hybridization
=550  \\$wg$aNucleic acid hybridization
=670  \\$aWork cat.: In situ hybridization, 1990.
=670  \\$aWalker. Biotechn.: Dict. of terms, 1988.
=670  \\$aHopman, A.H. Am. journal pathol., 1989:$bv. 135(6), p. 1106.
=670  \\$aGibbs, R.B. Mol. brain res., 1989:$bv. 6(4), p. 275.
=750  \2$aIn Situ Hybridization$5IEN$0(DNLM)D017403

=LDR  00424cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880363043502441
=005  20120730164255.0
=008  900209i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 90000734 
=035  \\$aCBC9808NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQR353.5.R5
=150  \\$aEhrlichia
=550  \\$wg$aRickettsiaceae
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Ehrlichiosis, 1990.
=670  \\$aMESH.
=750  \2$aEhrlichia$5IEN$0(DNLM)D004536

=LDR  00547cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880363043602441
=005  20120730164255.0
=008  900209i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 90000733 
=035  \\$aCBC9807NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQR201.E45$cMicrobiology
=150  \\$aEhrlichiosis
=450  \\$aEhrlichia diseases
=450  \\$aEhrlichia infections
=550  \\$wg$aRickettsial diseases
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Ehrlichiosis, 1990.
=670  \\$aMEDLINE titles, 1988-1989.
=750  \2$aEhrlichiosis$5IEN$0(DNLM)D016873

=LDR  00945cz  a2200289n  4500
=001  9880363043702441
=005  20120730164255.0
=008  900208i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 90000715 
=035  \\$aCBC9789NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRE871
=150  \\$aAngle-closure glaucoma
=450  \\$aAcute glaucoma
=450  \\$aClosed-angle glaucoma
=450  \\$aGlaucoma, Angle-closure
=450  \\$aNarrow-angle glaucoma
=450  \\$aPupillary block glaucoma
=550  \\$wg$aGlaucoma
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Hyams, S. Angle-closure glaucoma, 1990.
=670  \\$aDorland's med. dict.:$bp. 698.
=670  \\$aGould's med. dict.$b(Narrow-angle glaucoma)
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Glaucoma, Angle-closure x Glaucoma, Closed angle)
=670  \\$aMosby's med. dict., 1987.
=670  \\$aStedman's med. dict.
=670  \\$aVisual Science Info. Cent. Thesaurus, 1972.
=750  \2$aGlaucoma, Angle-Closure$5IEN$0(DNLM)D015812

=LDR  00645cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880363043802441
=005  20120730164255.0
=008  900208i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 90000707 
=035  \\$aCBC9781NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRD84
=150  \\$aConduction anesthesia in children
=550  \\$wg$aPediatric anesthesia
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Regional anesthesia in children, c1990.
=750  \2$81$wb$aAnesthesia, Conduction$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000765
=750  \2$81$wb$aChild$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002648
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aAnesthesia, Conduction$iand$aChild$5IEN

=LDR  00648cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880363043902441
=005  20110515130706.0
=008  900207||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 90000693 
=035  \\$aCBC9768LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=150  \\$aKetanserin
=550  \\$wg$aHypotensive agents
=550  \\$wg$aQuinazoline
=550  \\$wg$aSerotonin$xAntagonists
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Int. Syp. on Serotonin ... Cardiovascualr system, hypertension ... 1990.
=670  \\$aMESH.
=670  \\$aChem. abst.:$b[74050-98-9]
=670  \\$aAmerican Drug Index.
=670  \\$aUSAN.
=675  \\$aMerck
=750  \2$aKetanserin$0(DNLM)D007650$5IEN

=LDR  00666cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880363044002441
=005  20120730164255.0
=008  900206||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 90000649 
=035  \\$aCBC9729NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRS431.S94
=150  \\$aSunscreens (Cosmetics)
=450  \\$aSunscreening agents
=550  \\$wg$aCosmetics
=550  \\$wg$aDermatologic agents
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Sunscreens, c1990.
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Sunscreening agents)
=670  \\$aKatzung. Basic & clin. pharmacol., 1987$b(Sunscreens)
=670  \\$aIAC$b(Sunscreens)
=675  \\$aHennepin
=750  \2$aSunscreening Agents$5IEN$0(DNLM)D013473

=LDR  00549cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880363044102441
=005  20120730164255.0
=008  900326||\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 90000646 
=035  \\$a(OCoLC)02709465
=035  \\$aCBC9726NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aAuditory cortex
=550  \\$wg$aTemporal lobes
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Aitkin, L. The auditory cortex, 1990.
=670  \\$aBest & Taylor's physiological basis of medical practice:$bp. 1010-12
=670  \\$aMESH.
=750  \2$aAuditory Cortex$5IEN$0(DNLM)D001303

=LDR  00522cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880363044202441
=005  20120730164255.0
=008  900205i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 90000612 
=035  \\$aCBC9692NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=150  \\$aBiomass
=550  \\$wg$aMass (Physics)
=550  \\$aBiology
=670  \\$aWeb. 3$b(biomass)
=670  \\$aRandom House$b(biomass)
=670  \\$aMcGraw-Hill dict. sci. tech.$b(biomass)
=670  \\$aLC data base, 1/24/90$b(biomass)
=750  \2$aBiomass$5IEN$0(DNLM)D018533

=LDR  00715cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880363044302441
=005  20120730164254.0
=008  040223i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 90000596 
=035  \\$aCBC9676NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aRC660.75
=150  \\$aDiabetes in old age
=450  \\$aGeriatric diabetes
=550  \\$wg$aOlder people$xDiseases
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Diabetes mellitus in the elderly, c1990.
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Diabetes Mellitus--in old age)
=750  \2$81$wb$aDiabetes Mellitus$5IEN$0(DNLM)D003920
=750  \2$81$wb$aAged$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000368
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aDiabetes Mellitus$iand$aAged$5IEN

=LDR  00569cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880363044402441
=005  20120730164244.0
=008  890707i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 89004031 
=035  \\$aCBB5056NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \\$aRM302.5
=150  \\$aPharmacoepidemiology
=450  \\$aDrugs$xSide effects$xEpidemiology
=550  \\$wg$aEpidemiology
=550  \\$wg$aPharmacology
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Pharmacoepidemiology, 1989.
=670  \\$aLC data base, 7/6/89.
=675  \\$aMESH;$aNIH
=750  \2$aPharmacoepidemiology$5IEN$0(DNLM)D017891

=LDR  00503cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880363044502441
=005  20120730164244.0
=008  890707||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 89004024 
=035  \\$aCBB5049NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=150  \\$aBacteriophage fd
=550  \\$wg$aBacteriophages
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Bross, P. Untersuchungen zu Struktur und Funktion der Gen 3 Proteine der evolution�ar verwandten filament�osen Bakteiophagen IKe und fd, 1987.
=750  \2$aInovirus$5IEN$0(DNLM)D017912

=LDR  00541cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880363044602441
=005  20120730164244.0
=008  890707||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 89004022 
=035  \\$aCBB5047NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \\$aQR342.2.I43
=150  \\$aBacteriophage IKe
=550  \\$wg$aBacteriophages
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Bross, P. Untersuchungen zu Struktur und Funktion der Gen 3 Proteine der evolution�ar verwandten filament�osen Bakteiophagen IKe und fd, 1987.
=750  \2$aBacteriophage IKe$5IEN$0(DNLM)D025543

=LDR  00670cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880363044702441
=005  20120730164244.0
=008  890703i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 89003959 
=035  \\$aCBB3792NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aUterine circulation
=450  \\$aCirculation, Uterine
=450  \\$aUterus$xCirculation
=550  \\$wg$aBlood$xCirculation
=550  \\$wg$aUterus$xBlood-vessels
=670  \\$aWork cat.: The uterine circulation, 1989.
=675  \\$aNIH;$aMESH;$aGould med. dict.;$aStedman's med. dict.;$aDorland's med. dict.;$aWebster med. desk dict.;$aOxford comp. med.
=750  \2$aUterus$xblood supply$5IEN$0(DNLM)D014599Q000098

=LDR  01445cz  a2200289n  4500
=001  9880363044802441
=005  20120730164244.0
=008  890629i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 89003899 
=035  \\$aCBB3739NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \\$aSF969.P47
=150  \\$aPeste des petits ruminants
=450  \\$aKata (Disease)
=450  \\$aPest of small ruminants (Disease)
=450  \\$aPlague of small ruminants
=450  \\$aPPR (Disease)
=450  \\$aPseudorinderpest of goats and sheep
=450  \\$aStomatitis-pneumoenteritis complex of goats and sheep
=550  \\$wg$aGoats$xVirus diseases
=550  \\$wg$aSheep$xVirus diseases
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Peste des petits ruminants (PPR) in sheep and goats, 1983:$bp. 97 (Kata and the stomatitis-pneumoenteritis complex are synonymous with PPR and indicate infection by the peste des petits ruminants (plague of small ruminants ) virus. Peste des petits ruminants is considered a more appropriate name than any other to represent the disease.)
=670  \\$aBlack's vet. dict.$b(PPR, peste des petits ruminants, small ruminants' plague)
=670  \\$aConcise vet. dict.$b(kata; peste des petits rumiants, PPR)
=670  \\$aMerck vet.$b(pest of small ruminants; peste des petits ruminants, pseudorinderpest of goats and sheep, stomatitis-pneumoenteritis complex of sheep and goats, kata)
=675  \\$aWeb. 3
=750  \2$aPeste-des-Petits-Ruminants$5IEN$0(DNLM)D029021

=LDR  01701cz  a2200325n  4500
=001  9880363044902441
=005  20120730164244.0
=008  890628i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 89003862 
=035  \\$aCBB3706NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aHV697$bHV700
=150  \\$aAid to families with dependent children programs
=450  \\$aADC programs
=450  \\$aAFDC programs
=450  \\$aAid to dependent children programs
=550  \\$wg$aPublic welfare
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Schram, S. Should families be protected from AFDC-UP, 1988.
=670  \\$aFY88 report ... on standard budgets of assistance for the Aid to Families with Dependent Children program, 1987.
=670  \\$aWeb. 3 (9000 words)$b("AFDC")
=670  \\$aRandom House$b("AFDC")
=670  \\$aBrit. Micro.$b("AFDC")
=670  \\$aIAC$b("Aid to families with dependent children")
=670  \\$aHennepin$b("Aid to families with dependent children")
=670  \\$aLIV$b("Aid to dependent children" ("AFDC" and "Aid to families with dependent children" see references))
=670  \\$aLC data base, 6/28/89$b(AFDC, "Aid to families with dependent children")
=670  \\$aBarker, R. The social work dictionary, 1987$b("Aid to families with dependent children (AFDC)"; also see: Family allowances)
=680  \\$iHere are entered works on government programs to provide public assistance to families of welfare recipients that include children. Works on programs to provide financial aid to families with children regardless of eligibility for welfare are entered under$aFamily allowances.
=681  \\$iNote under$aFamily allowances
=750  \2$aAid to Families with Dependent Children$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000385

=LDR  00640cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880363045002441
=005  20070518101135.0
=008  890628i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 89003841 
=035  \\$aCBB3689NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRL435
=150  \\$aIchthyosis
=450  \\$aFishskin disease
=550  \\$wg$aKeratosis
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Traupe, H. The ichthyoses, c1989.
=670  \\$aDorland's med. dict.
=670  \\$aMESH.
=670  \\$aDict. dermatologic therapy$b(synonym: Fishskin disease)
=670  \\$aCecil's textbook med.
=670  \\$aMerck manual.
=750  \2$aIchthyosis$0(DNLM)D007057$5IEN

=LDR  00654cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880363045102441
=005  20120730164244.0
=008  890626||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 89003813 
=035  \\$aCBB3666NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQP552.T72
=150  \\$aTransforming growth factors
=450  \\$aTGF (Peptides)
=450  \\$aTumor growth factors
=550  \\$wg$aBiological response modifiers
=550  \\$wg$aGrowth factors
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Genentech-Smith, Kline & French ... 1989.
=670  \\$aBurck, K.B. Oncogenes, 1988:$bpp.174-5.
=670  \\$aMESH.
=750  \2$aTransforming Growth Factors$5IEN$0(DNLM)D015291

=LDR  00632cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880363045202441
=005  20120730164244.0
=008  890626i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 89003786 
=035  \\$aCBB3642NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aRC720
=150  \\$aPulmonary toxicology
=450  \\$aInhalation toxicology
=450  \\$aRespiratory toxicology
=550  \\$wg$aToxicology
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 89-646637: Focus on Pulmonary Pharmacology and Toxicology (serial), c1989.
=670  \\$aLC database, 6/14/96$b(inhalation toxicology; respiratory toxicology)
=750  \2$aInhalation Exposure$5IEN$0(DNLM)D019570

=LDR  00839cz  a2200253n  4500
=001  9880363045302441
=005  20120730164244.0
=008  890626i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 89003780 
=035  \\$aCBB3636NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \0$aQK495.C74
=150  \\$aXanthium
=450  \\$aCockleburrs
=450  \\$aCockleburs
=550  \\$wg$aCompositae
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Maksymowych, R. Analysis of growth and development of Xanthium, 1989.
=670  \\$aInd. nom. gen. (plant.):$bv. III, p. 1874 (Xanthium)
=670  \\$aSPN:$bp. 664 (Xanthium; cocklebur)
=670  \\$aWeb. 3$b(Xanthium; cocklebur or cockleburr)
=670  \\$aEngler Syl. Pflanz.:$bv. 2, p. 491 (Xanthium)
=670  \\$aPREMARC, 06/16/89.
=670  \\$aRandom House$b(cocklebur: 1. xanthium; 2. burdock)
=750  \2$aXanthium$5IEN$0(DNLM)D031210

=LDR  00549cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880363045402441
=005  20120730164244.0
=008  890626\|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 89003755 
=035  \\$aCBB3613NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aNegative staining
=450  \\$aStaining, Negative
=550  \\$wg$aStains and staining (Microscopy)
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Hayat, M.A. Negative staining, c1990.
=670  \\$aSingleton. Dict. micro. &  mol. biol., 2/e, 1987.
=675  \\$aMESH
=750  \2$aNegative Staining$5IEN$0(DNLM)D016624

=LDR  00601cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880363045502441
=005  20090430123533.0
=008  890622i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 89003698 
=035  \\$aCBB3564NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRM301.3.C47
=150  \\$aChronopharmacology
=450  \\$aChronotherapy$5IEN
=550  \\$wg$aChronobiology
=550  \\$wg$aPharmacology
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Chronopharmacology, c1989.
=670  \\$aLC database, 6/20/89.
=675  \\$aMESH;$aIntl. dict. med. biol.;$aDorland's med. dict.
=750  \2$aDrug Chronotherapy$0(DNLM)D055870$5IEN

=LDR  00583cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880363045602441
=005  20120730164243.0
=008  890622||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 89003692 
=035  \\$aCBB3558NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQP801.O74
=150  \\$aOrotic acid
=550  \\$wg$aCarboxylic acids
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Motyl, T. Synteza kwasu orotowego w w�atrobie oraz jego wydalanie u zwierz�at przezuwaj�acych, 1987.
=670  \\$aDorland's med. dict.
=670  \\$aMESH.
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/16/90
=750  \2$aOrotic Acid$5IEN$0(DNLM)D009963

=LDR  00528cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880363045702441
=005  20120730164243.0
=008  890613||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 89003565 
=035  \\$aCBB3442NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQP572.M66
=150  \\$aMotilin
=550  \\$wg$aGastrointestinal hormones
=550  \\$wg$aPeptide hormones
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Motilin, 1990.
=670  \\$aMESH.
=670  \\$aDorland's med. dict.
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/12/90
=750  \2$aMotilin$5IEN$0(DNLM)D009037

=LDR  00673cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880363045802441
=005  20120730164243.0
=008  920114||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 89003559 
=035  \\$aCBB3436NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQP623.5.A58
=150  \\$aAntisense RNA
=450  \\$aComplementary RNA
=450  \\$aRNA, Antisense$5IEN
=550  \\$wg$aAntisense nucleic acids
=550  \\$wg$aRNA
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Antisense RNA and DNA, 1987.
=670  \\$aDorland's med. dict.
=670  \\$aMESH$b(RNA, Antisense, est. 1991)
=675  \\$aChem. abst.;$aComprehensive biotechnology
=750  \2$aRNA, Antisense$5IEN$0(DNLM)D016372

=LDR  00625cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880363045902441
=005  20120730164243.0
=008  890613||\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 89003558 
=035  \\$aCBB3435NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQP624.5.A57
=150  \\$aAntisense DNA
=450  \\$aComplementary DNA
=450  \\$aDNA, Antisense$5IEN
=550  \\$wg$aAntisense nucleic acids
=550  \\$wg$aDNA
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Antisense RNA and DNA, 1987.
=670  \\$aDorland's med. dict.
=675  \\$aMESH;$aChem. abst.;$aComprehensive biotechnology
=750  \2$aDNA, Antisense$5IEN$0(DNLM)D016373

=LDR  00677cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880363046002441
=005  20070424092529.0
=008  890612||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 89003534 
=035  \\$aCBB3411NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQP99.3.L68
=150  \\$aLow density lipoproteins
=450  \\$aBeta lipoproteins
=450  \\$aLDL (Lipoproteins)
=450  \\$aLipoproteins, LDL
=550  \\$wg$aBlood lipoproteins
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Cholesterol metabolism, LDL ... 1990.
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Liopoproteins, LDL)
=670  \\$aNIH$b(Lipoproteins blood, LDL)
=670  \\$aDorland's med. dict.
=750  \2$aLipoproteins, LDL$0(DNLM)D008077$5IEN

=LDR  00832cz  a2200241n  4500
=001  9880363046102441
=005  20120730164243.0
=008  890612i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 89003530 
=035  \\$aCBB3407NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \\$aRZ251.A65
=150  \\$aApplied kinesiology
=450  \\$aManual muscle testing
=550  \\$wg$aChiropractic
=550  \\$wg$aKinesiology
=550  \\$wg$aMuscle strength$xTesting
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Valentine, T. Applied kinesiology, 1989.
=670  \\$aLC data base, 6/12/89.
=670  \\$aInternational college of applied kinesiology.
=675  \\$aDrury, N. The healing power
=680  \\$iHere are entered works on a system developed within chiropractic of evaluating nervous system control of muscle function.
=750  \2$aKinesiology, Applied$5IEN$0(DNLM)D018953

=LDR  00616cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880363046202441
=005  20120730164243.0
=008  890608i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 89003494 
=035  \\$aCBB3376NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aChronic diseases in infants
=550  \\$wg$aInfants$xDiseases
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Malnutrition in chronic diet-induced diarrhea, 1990.
=750  \2$81$wb$aChronic Disease$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002908
=750  \2$81$wb$aInfant$5IEN$0(DNLM)D007223
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aChronic Disease$iand$aInfant$5IEN

=LDR  00824cz  a2200289n  4500
=001  9880363046302441
=005  20120730164243.0
=008  890606||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 89003360 
=035  \\$aCBB3259NU
=035  \\$aSH 89003360
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aNAD (Coenzyme)
=450  \\$aCoenzyme I
=450  \\$aDiphosphopyridine nucleotide
=450  \\$aDPN (Coenzyme)
=450  \\$aNADH (Coenzyme)
=450  \\$aNicotinamide-adenine dinucleotide
=550  \\$wg$aAdenine
=550  \\$wg$aCoenzymes
=550  \\$wg$aNicotinamide
=550  \\$wg$aPyridine nucleotides
=670  \\$aWork cat.: ADP-ribose transfer reactions, c1989.
=670  \\$aMESH.
=670  \\$aChem.abst.:$bindex guide [53-84-9]
=670  \\$aGrant & Hackh. Chem. dict., 5th ed.
=750  \2$aNAD$5IEN$0(DNLM)D009243

=LDR  00741cz  a2200253n  4500
=001  9880363046402441
=005  20120730164243.0
=008  890605||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 89003352 
=035  \\$aCBB3252NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aMethandrostenolone
=450  \\$aMetandienone
=450  \\$aMethandienone
=450  \\$aMethandrosteneolone
=450  \\$aMethandrosterolone
=550  \\$wg$aAnabolic steroids
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Legislation to amend the Controlled Substance Act (Anabolic Steroids), 1989.
=670  \\$aUSAN/USP:$bp. 347.
=670  \\$aMerck.
=670  \\$aChem. abst.$b[72-63-9]
=675  \\$aAm. drug index
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/12/90
=750  \2$aMethandrostenolone$5IEN$0(DNLM)D008696

=LDR  00576cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880363046502441
=005  20120730164243.0
=008  890605||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 89003351 
=035  \\$aCBB3251NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aSwainsonine
=550  \\$wg$aGlycosidases$xInhibitors
=550  \\$wg$aIndole alkaloids
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Swainsonine and related ... 1989.
=670  \\$aChem abst.$b[72741-87-7]
=675  \\$aMerck;$aText. med. toxicol.;$aHandbook of poisonous and injurious plants;$aMESH
=750  \2$aSwainsonine$5IEN$0(DNLM)D017026

=LDR  00386cz  a2200133n  4500
=001  9880363046602441
=005  20150406104832.0
=008  890605||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|n\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 89003349 
=035  \\$aCBB3249LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=150  \\$aGlycosidases$xInhibitors
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Swainsonine and related ... 1989.
=750  \2$aGlycoside Hydrolase Inhibitors$0(DNLM)D065089$5IEN

=LDR  00701cz  a2200241n  4500
=001  9880363046702441
=005  20120730164243.0
=008  930928i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 89003319 
=035  \\$aCBB3221NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRJ420.P73
=150  \\$aPrecocious puberty
=450  \\$aPremature puberty
=450  \\$aPubertas praecox
=550  \\$wg$aEndocrine glands$xDiseases
=550  \\$wg$aPediatric endocrinology
=550  \\$wg$aPuberty
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Premature puberty in Puerto Rico [sound recording] p1984.
=670  \\$aMESH.
=670  \\$aMerck Manual.
=670  \\$aDorland's med. dict.
=750  \2$aPuberty, Precocious$5IEN$0(DNLM)D011629

=LDR  00918cz  a2200277n  4500
=001  9880363046802441
=005  20140312093947.0
=008  890602||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 89003307 
=035  \\$aCBB3209NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQP603.P74
=150  \\$aProline hydroxylase
=450  \\$aProcollagen-proline, 2-oxoglutarate 4-dioxygenase
=450  \\$aProline, 2-oxoglutarate dioxygenase
=450  \\$aProlylhydroxylase
=450  \\$aProtocollagen hydroxylase
=450  \\$aProtocollagen proline dioxygenase
=450  \\$aProtocollagen proline hydroxylase
=550  \\$wg$aOxidoreductases
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Blankenstein, P. Isolierung, charakterisierung ... 1987.
=670  \\$aEnzyme nomenclature:$b1.14.11.2
=670  \\$aDixon. Enzymes.
=670  \\$aChem. abst.:$b9028-06-2.
=675  \\$aTing, I.P. Plant physiology
=750  \2$aProlyl Hydroxylases$0(DNLM)D064828$5IEN

=LDR  00899cz  a2200241n  4500
=001  9880363046902441
=005  20050523095256.0
=008  890601i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 89003285 
=035  \\$aCBB3189NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aQA75.5$bQA76.9
=150  \\$aComputer science
=450  \\$aInformatics
=550  \\$wg$aScience
=670  \\$aComputer:$bFeb. 1989, p. 63.
=670  \\$aComputer dict.
=670  \\$aEncyc. computer sci.
=670  \\$aStandard glossary of computer science.
=670  \\$aLC database, Feb. 20, 1998$b(informatics associated with computer science books)
=670  \\$aRandom House$b(informatics: study of information processing; computer science)
=680  \\$iHere are entered works discussing collectively that group of disciplines which deal with general theory and application of computers.
=750  \2$aInformatics$0(DNLM)D048088$5IEN

=LDR  00708cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880363047002441
=005  20120730164243.0
=008  920523i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 89003154 
=035  \\$aCBB2005NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRG580.H47
=150  \\$aBlood diseases in pregnancy
=550  \\$wg$aBlood$xDiseases
=550  \\$wg$aPregnancy$xComplications
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Hematologic disorders in maternal-fetal medicine, 1989.
=750  \2$81$wb$aHematologic Diseases$5IEN$0(DNLM)D006402
=750  \2$81$wb$aPregnancy$5IEN$0(DNLM)D011247
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aHematologic Diseases$iand$aPregnancy$5IEN

=LDR  00719cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880363047102441
=005  20120730164242.0
=008  890519||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 89003056 
=035  \\$aCBB1915NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aPerylene
=450  \\$aBinaphthylene
=550  \\$wg$aBenzanthracenes
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Wilhoit, R.C. 1- and 2-methylnaphthalene and dibenzanthracenes, 1985:$bp. 35 (perylene, C b20 (BH b12 (B)
=670  \\$aHackh chem. dict.$b(perylene; 1,1',8,8'-binaphthylene)
=675  \\$aLC data base, 5/17/89;$aHawley chem. dict.;$aRandom House;$aWeb. 3;$aChem. abst.;$aMcGraw-Hill dict. sci. tech.
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/18/90
=750  \2$aPerylene$5IEN$0(DNLM)D010569

=LDR  01300cz  a2200337n  4500
=001  9880363047202441
=005  20100309213057.0
=008  890517in\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 89002994 
=035  \\$aCBB1859NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aHV6001$bHV6030
=150  \\$aCriminology
=450  \\$aCrime$xStudy and teaching
=450  \\$wnno$aCrime and criminals$5IEN
=550  \\$wg$aSocial sciences
=550  \\$aCrime
=550  \\$aCriminals
=670  \\$aLC data base, 6/24/88.
=670  \\$aBritannica Micro.
=670  \\$aWeb. 3.
=670  \\$aAmericana$b(Crime and criminology)
=670  \\$aNat. crim. just. thes.
=670  \\$aBlack's law dict.
=670  \\$aBeckman, E. Criminal justice dict., 1983.
=670  \\$aWalsh, D. Dict. of criminology, 1983.
=670  \\$aReid, S. Crime and criminology, 1988.
=675  \\$aHennepin
=680  \\$iHere are entered works on the discipline that studies the causes, detection and prevention of crime, and the treatment or punishment of criminals. Works on the occurrence of crime are entered under$aCrime.$iWorks on the criminal justice system are entered under$aCriminal justice, Administration of.
=681  \\$iNotes under$aCriminal justice, Administration of; Crime
=750  \2$aCriminology$0(DNLM)D003418$5IEN

=LDR  00391cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880363047302441
=005  20120730164242.0
=008  930224i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 89002992 
=035  \\$aCBB1857NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aVibrio infections
=550  \\$wg$aGram-negative bacterial infections
=670  \\$aMESH.
=750  \2$aVibrio Infections$5IEN$0(DNLM)D014735

=LDR  00863cz  a2200289n  4500
=001  9880363047402441
=005  20120730164242.0
=008  890511i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 89002897 
=035  \\$aCBB1768NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRS201.E87
=150  \\$aExcipients
=450  \\$aDrug emulsifying agents
=450  \\$aDrug formulation agents
=450  \\$aDrug stabilizing agents
=450  \\$aDrug suspending agents
=450  \\$aEmulsifying agents for drugs
=450  \\$aSuspending agents for drugs
=550  \\$wg$aDrugs
=550  \\$wg$aStabilizing agents
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Weiner, M. Adverse reactions to drug formulating agents, c1989$b(excipients)
=670  \\$aMESH.
=670  \\$aDorland's med. dict.
=670  \\$aStedman's med. dict.
=670  \\$aRandom House.
=750  \2$aExcipients$5IEN$0(DNLM)D005079

=LDR  00600cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880363047502441
=005  20130209162048.0
=008  890508i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 89002772 
=035  \\$aCBB1653NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dWaU$dDLC
=053  \0$aQD181.B1$cGeneral and inorganic chemistry
=053  \0$aQD412.B1$cOrganometallic chemistry
=053  \0$aTP245.B6$cChemical technology
=150  \\$aBoron compounds
=550  \\$wg$aChemicals
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Khimi�i�a i tekhnologi�i�a neorganicheskikh soedineni�i bora, 1987.
=750  \2$aBoron Compounds$5IEN$0(DNLM)D001896

=LDR  00578cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880363047602441
=005  20120730164242.0
=008  920615||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 89002721 
=035  \\$aCBB1609NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aCyclic peptides
=550  \\$wg$aOrganic cyclic compounds
=550  \\$wg$aPeptides
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Cyclosporin : mode of action and clinical applications, c1989.
=670  \\$aBiological abstracts/RRM, 1989:$b36(5): SI-58.
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Peptides, Cyclic)
=750  \2$aPeptides, Cyclic$5IEN$0(DNLM)D010456

=LDR  00491cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880363047702441
=005  20120730164242.0
=008  890503|n\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 89002719 
=035  \\$aCBB1607NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aAcetylcarnitine
=550  \\$wg$aCarnitine
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Stress, immunity and ageing : a role for acetyl-L-carnitine, 1989.
=675  \\$aChem. abst.;$aMerck;$aMESH;$aGoodman & Gilman
=750  \2$aAcetylcarnitine$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000108

=LDR  00992cz  a2200277n  4500
=001  9880363047802441
=005  20120730164242.0
=008  890501i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 89002650 
=035  \\$aCBB0112NU
=035  \\$aSH 89002650
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aHF5414
=150  \\$aSocial marketing
=450  \\$aCause related marketing
=450  \\$aMarketing, Social
=450  \\$aSocial cause marketing
=550  \\$wg$aMarketing
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Fine, S.H. Social marketing, c1990.
=670  \\$aDict. of marketing, 1988.
=670  \\$aEconomist pock. guide to marketing, 1986$b(Social marketing; social cause marketing)
=670  \\$aLC database, April 21, 1989.
=670  \\$aLC database, Feb. 3, 1999$b(cause related marketing)
=675  \\$aWeb. 3;$aIAC
=680  \\$iHere are entered works on the application of marketing concepts and techniques to the promotion of social causes or programs.
=750  \2$aSocial Marketing$5IEN$0(DNLM)D040241

=LDR  01166cz  a2200289n  4500
=001  9880363047902441
=005  20120730164242.0
=008  890428i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 89002646 
=035  \\$aCBB0108NU
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh 89002646
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aHV5822.M38$cDrug abuse
=053  \0$aRM666.M35$cTherapeutics
=150  \\$aEcstasy (Drug)
=450  \\$aMDA (Drug)
=450  \\$wnne$aMDMA (Drug)
=450  \\$aMethylenedioxymethamphetamine
=550  \\$wg$aHallucinogenic drugs
=550  \\$wg$aMethamphetamine
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Ecstasy : the clinical, pharmacological, and neurotoxicological effects of the drug MDMA, c1989.
=670  \\$aGoodman. Pharmacol. basis therapeutics, 7/e, 1985:$bp. 562.
=670  \\$aKatzung. Basic & clin. pharmacol., 3/e, 1987:$bp. 356 (3, 4-Methylenedioxymethamphetamine)
=670  \\$aMESH$b((3,4-Methylenedioxyamphetamine) x MDA)
=670  \\$aEncarta Eng. dict.$b(Ecstasy: illegal drug used illicitly as a stimulant and relaxer of inhibitions)
=670  \\$aAm. heritage dict.$b(MDMA, slang, Ecstasy)
=750  \2$aN-Methyl-3,4-methylenedioxyamphetamine$5IEN$0(DNLM)D018817

=LDR  00683cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880363048002441
=005  20120730164242.0
=008  930107i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 89002606 
=035  \\$aCBB0074NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRJ506.R57$cChild psychiatry
=150  \\$aRisk-taking (Psychology) in adolescence
=550  \\$wg$aAdolescent psychology
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Human Relations Media, inc. Risk-taking and you, 1988.
=750  \2$81$wb$aRisk-Taking$5IEN$0(DNLM)D012309
=750  \2$81$wb$aAdolescent$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000293
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aRisk-Taking$iand$aAdolescent$5IEN

=LDR  00680cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880363048102441
=005  20120730164241.0
=008  930323||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 89002595 
=035  \\$aCBB0064NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRC268.44.R37
=150  \\$aRas oncogenes
=450  \\$aRas genes
=550  \\$wg$aGuanosine triphosphatase genes
=550  \\$wg$aOncogenes
=670  \\$aWork cat.: NATO Advanced Research Workshop on Ras Oncogenes (1988 : Athens, Greece). Ras oncogenes, c1989$b(also Ras genes)
=670  \\$aBurck, K.B. Oncogenes:$bp. 182.
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Ras genes)
=675  \\$aNIH
=750  \2$aGenes, ras$5IEN$0(DNLM)D011905

=LDR  00679cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880363048202441
=005  20120730164241.0
=008  931025i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 89002576 
=035  \\$aCBB0048NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aSports physical therapy
=450  \\$aSports injuries$xPhysical therapy
=450  \\$aSports$xPhysical therapy
=450  \\$aSports physiotherapy
=550  \\$wg$aPhysical therapy
=550  \\$wg$aSports medicine
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Sports injuries, 1989.
=670  \\$aLC data base, 4/20/89$b(sports physical therapy)
=675  \\$aMESH
=750  \2$aAthletic Injuries$xrehabilitation$5IEN$0(DNLM)D001265Q000534

=LDR  00374cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362526902441
=005  20050622131004.0
=008  030606i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85100475 
=035  \\$aBZV0381LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dWaU
=053  \0$aQL638.25.P48$cZoology
=150  \\$aPetromyzon
=550  \\$wg$aPetromyzontidae
=750  \2$aPetromyzon$0(DNLM)D048428$5IEN

=LDR  00505cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362527002441
=005  20120730163702.0
=008  000301i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85100416 
=035  \\$aBZV0322NU
=035  \\$aSH 85100416
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aTP355$cChemical technology
=150  \\$aPetroleum as fuel
=450  \\$aFuel oil
=450  \\$aMazut
=450  \\$aOil as fuel
=450  \\$aOil-fuel
=550  \\$wg$aFossil fuels
=750  \2$aFuel Oils$5IEN$0(DNLM)D005648

=LDR  00587cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880362527102441
=005  20120730163702.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85100361 
=035  \\$aBZV0267NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aTN860$bTN879.5$cMineral resources
=053  \0$aTP690$bTP692.5$cChemical technology
=150  \\$aPetroleum
=360  \\$iheadings beginning with the word$aOil
=450  \\$aCoal-oil
=450  \\$aCrude oil
=450  \\$aOil
=550  \\$wg$aCaustobioliths
=550  \\$wg$aMineral oils
=750  \2$aPetroleum$5IEN$0(DNLM)D010578

=LDR  00358cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362527202441
=005  20120730163702.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85100360 
=035  \\$aBZV0266NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aPetrolatum
=450  \\$aPetroleum jelly
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/18/90
=750  \2$aPetrolatum$5IEN$0(DNLM)D010577

=LDR  01688cz  a2200313n  4500
=001  9880362527302441
=005  20120730163702.0
=008  040223i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85100295 
=014  \\$aon list
=035  \\$aBZV0201NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dWaU$dDLC
=053  \0$aSB950$bSB990.5$cGeneral
=150  \\$aPests$xControl
=360  \\$isubdivision$aControl$iunder individual and groups of pests, e.g.$aRats--Control; Plant parasites--Control
=450  \\$aChemical control of pests
=450  \\$aControl of pests
=450  \\$aEradication of pests
=450  \\$aExtermination of pests
=450  \\$wnne$aPest control
=450  \\$aPest eradication
=450  \\$aPest extermination
=450  \\$aPest management
=450  \\$aPests$xChemical control
=450  \\$aPests$xEradication
=450  \\$aPests$xExtermination
=450  \\$aPests$xManagement
=670  \\$aEncyc. of pest management, 2002:$bp. 247 (Eradication of pests: Eradication is the elimination of reproducing populations of a pest species from a geographic area that is sufficiently isolated to prevent rapid recolonization. Most eradication programs target recently introduced exotic pest species, although some are at well-established species. Various pest management techniques can be used to achieve eradication, including pesticides, sterile insect release, and application of pheromones. The chances of successful eradication increase if species have a limited range and can be easily managed at low-density levels. If eradication appears infeasible or unprofitable the project should assume a containment and or suppression strategy.)
=750  \2$aPest Control$5IEN$0(DNLM)D010571

=LDR  00920cz  a2200241n  4500
=001  9880362527402441
=005  20120730163702.0
=008  040811i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85100294 
=035  \\$aBZV0200NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dWaU
=053  \0$aSB975$bSB978
=150  \\$aPests$xBiological control
=360  \\$isubdivision$aBiological control$iunder individual and groups of pests, e.g.$aNematodes--Biological control
=360  \\$isubdivision$aBiological control$iunder individual and groups of pests, e.g.$aNematoda--Biological control
=450  \\$aBio-control of pests
=450  \\$aBiocontrol of pests
=450  \\$aBiological control of pests
=450  \\$aBiological pest control
=550  \\$wg$aPests$xControl
=550  \\$aBiological pest control agents
=670  \\$aLC database, Aug. 11, 2004$b(titles: biocontrol; bio-control)
=750  \2$aPest Control, Biological$5IEN$0(DNLM)D010572

=LDR  00574cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362527502441
=005  20140304095059.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85100279 
=035  \\$aBZV0185NU
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aTD196.P38$cGeneral
=053  \0$aTD447.P35$cWater pollution
=053  \0$aTD887.P45$cAir pollution
=150  \\$aPesticides$xEnvironmental aspects
=450  \\$aPesticide pollution
=450  \\$wnne$aPesticide residues
=450  \\$aPesticides and the environment
=750  \2$aPesticide Residues$5IEN$0(DNLM)D010573

=LDR  00548cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362527602441
=005  20120730163702.0
=008  040223i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85100273 
=035  \\$aBZV0179NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dWaU$dDLC
=053  \0$aSB950.2$bSB950.3$cLocal
=053  \0$aSB950.9$bSB970.4$cGeneral
=150  \\$aPesticides
=450  \\$aEconomic poisons
=550  \\$wg$aAgricultural chemicals
=550  \\$wg$aPests$xControl$xEquipment and supplies
=550  \\$wg$aPoisons
=750  \2$aPesticides$5IEN$0(DNLM)D010575

=LDR  00358cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362527702441
=005  20120730163701.0
=008  860211||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|n\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85100262 
=035  \\$aBZV0168NU
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=750  \2$aPessaries$5IEN$0(DNLM)D010570

=LDR  00448cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362527802441
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=550  \\$aBordetella pertussis
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=LDR  00567cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362527902441
=005  20120730163701.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85100175 
=035  \\$aBZV0081NU
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=LDR  00592cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880362528002441
=005  20120730163701.0
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=053  \\$aQP221
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=LDR  02083cz  a2200241n  4500
=001  9880362528102441
=005  20120730163701.0
=008  050620i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85100163 
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dWaU
=150  \\$aPersons
=450  \\$aIndividuals (Persons)
=450  \\$aPeople
=550  \\$aHuman beings
=550  \\$aIndividualism
=550  \\$aPersonality
=550  \\$aPhilosophical anthropology
=670  \\$aAm. heritage dict.$b(individual: a person distinguished from others by a special quality)
=670  \\$aAmer. Heritage dict. of the Engl. lang., via WWW, June 20, 2005$b(people: 1. Humans considered as a group or in indefinite numbers: People were dancing in the street. I met all sorts of people. 2. A body of persons living in the same country under one national government; a nationality. 3. Inflected forms: pl. peo�ples  A body of persons sharing a common religion, culture, language, or inherited condition of life. 4. Persons with regard to their residence, class, profession, or group: city people. 5. The mass of ordinary persons; the populace.)
=670  \\$aMerriam-Web. online dict., June 20, 2005$b(people: 1 plural : human beings making up a group or assembly or linked by a common interest; 2 plural : HUMAN BEINGS, PERSONS -- often used in compounds instead of persons <salespeople>; 3 plural : the members of a family or kinship; 4 plural : the mass of a community as distinguished from a special class <disputes between the people and the nobles> -- often used by Communists to distinguish Communists from other people; 5 plural peoples : a body of persons that are united by a common culture, tradition, or sense of kinship, that typically have common language, institutions, and beliefs, and that often constitute a politically organized group)
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=681  \\$iNote under$aHuman beings
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=LDR  01676cz  a2200313n  4500
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=005  20120730163700.0
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=450  \\$aHuman resource management
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=550  \\$aEmployees
=550  \\$aEmployment practices liability insurance
=550  \\$aSupervision of employees
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=681  \\$iNotes under$aIndustrial relations; Supervision of employees
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=001  9880362528302441
=005  20120730163700.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85100136 
=035  \\$aBZV0042NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aPersonality tests
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=360  \\$isubdivision$aTesting$iunder particular personality traits, e.g.$aSelf-perception--Testing
=550  \\$wg$aEducational tests and measurements
=550  \\$wg$aNeuroses$xDiagnosis
=550  \\$wg$aPersonality assessment
=550  \\$wg$aPsychological tests
=550  \\$aCharacter tests
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=LDR  00541cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362528402441
=005  20120730163700.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85100132 
=035  \\$aBZV0038NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \\$aBF723.P4
=150  \\$aPersonality in children
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=750  \2$81$wb$aChild$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002648
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=LDR  00597cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362528502441
=005  20120730163700.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85100131 
=035  \\$aBZV0037NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aPersonality disorders in children
=550  \\$wg$aChild psychopathology
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=750  \2$81$wb$aChild$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002648
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aPersonality Disorders$iand$aChild$5IEN

=LDR  00514cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362528602441
=005  20120730163700.0
=008  920523i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85100129 
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=053  \\$aBF698.4$bBF698.8
=150  \\$aPersonality assessment
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=550  \\$wg$aPsychodiagnostics
=750  \2$aPersonality Assessment$5IEN$0(DNLM)D010552

=LDR  00720cz  a2200253n  4500
=001  9880362528702441
=005  20120730163700.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85100115 
=035  \\$aBZV0021NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRC554$bRC569.5
=150  \\$aPersonality disorders
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=450  \\$aPersonality$xDisorders
=450  \\$wnne$aPersonality, Disorders of
=550  \\$wg$aPsychology, Pathological
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Personality disorders, 1988.
=670  \\$aMESH.
=670  \\$aDSM-III
=670  \\$aDorland's med. dict.
=670  \\$aHennepin.
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/18/90
=750  \2$aPersonality Disorders$5IEN$0(DNLM)D010554

=LDR  00970cz  a2200325n  4500
=001  9880362528802441
=005  20200826114130.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85100113
=035  \\$aBZV0019NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aBF698$bBF698.9$cPsychology
=150  \\$aPersonality
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=450  \\$aPersonal identity
=450  \\$aPersonality psychology
=450  \\$aPersonality theory
=450  \\$aPersonality traits
=450  \\$aPersonology
=450  \\$aTraits, Personality
=550  \\$wg$aPsychology
=550  \\$aIndividuality
=550  \\$aPersons
=550  \\$aSelf
=550  \\$aTemperament
=670  \\$aAlexander, I. Personology ... 1990.
=670  \\$aChaplin dict. psych.
=670  \\$aLC database, June 19, 1989.
=670  \\$aPeng. dict. psych.
=750  \2$aPersonality$5IEN$0(DNLM)D010551

=LDR  00866cz  a2200265n  4500
=001  9880362528902441
=005  20120730163655.0
=008  040219i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
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=150  \\$aPerciformes
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=450  \\$aAnabantiformes
=450  \\$aGobioidea
=450  \\$aPerch-like fishes
=450  \\$aPerciforms
=450  \\$aPercomorphi
=550  \\$wg$aOsteichthyes
=670  \\$aLindberg fishes world:$bp. 344 (Gobioidea is a superfamily of Perciformes)
=670  \\$aITIS search, Aug. 26, 2003$b(Perciformes, Order, common name: perch-like fishes)
=670  \\$aNelson, J.S. Fishes of the world, 1994:$bp. 329 (Oder Perciformes, perciforms)
=681  \\$iExample under$aFishes
=750  \2$aPerciformes$5IEN$0(DNLM)D010473

=LDR  00937cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362529002441
=005  20120730163655.0
=008  000330i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
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=053  \0$aSH167.P4$cCulture
=150  \\$aPerch
=450  \\$aPerches
=550  \\$wg$aPerca
=670  \\$aBritannica Micro.:$bv. 9, p. 280 (perch: either of two species, the common (European perch) and yellow perch, Perca fluviatilis and Perca flavescens of family Percidae.  The name is also widely and sometimes confusingly applied to a variety of other fishes.)
=670  \\$aAm. heritage dict.$b(perch: pl. perch or perches; any of various spiny-finned freshwater fishes of the genus Perca, esp. either of two edible species, P. flavescens of North America, and P. fluviatilis of Europe)
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=LDR  00503cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362529102441
=005  20120730163655.0
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=750  \2$aPerceptual Defense$5IEN$0(DNLM)D010467

=LDR  00689cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362529202441
=005  20120730163655.0
=008  871218i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
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=150  \\$aPerception in children
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=001  9880362529302441
=005  20091110144505.0
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=053  \0$aRC382.2
=150  \\$aPerceptual disorders
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=550  \\$wg$aNervous system$xDiseases
=550  \\$wg$aPsychology, Pathological
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=670  \\$aThes. psych. index terms, 1977$b(Perceptual disturbances)
=670  \\$aInter. dict. med. biol.$b(dysfunction, perceptual dysfunction:  Any disorder in the process of transferring physical stimulation into psychological information, such as disturbances in reception, registration, processing, or reorganization of percepts in accord with what already exists within the perceptual and volitional apparatus, and feedback to allow the subject to determine if the object sensed is the object sought.  Also called perceptual disorder)
=750  \2$aPerceptual Disorders$0(DNLM)D010468$5IEN

=LDR  00829cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362529402441
=005  20100111102849.0
=008  001101||\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85099708 
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=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dWaElC
=150  \\$aPerception
=450  \\$aSupraliminal perception
=550  \\$wg$aCognition
=550  \\$aApperception
=550  \\$aSenses and sensation
=550  \\$aThought and thinking
=670  \\$aClydesight Productions website, July 7, 2009$b(Supraliminal perception is information we receive and process with both our conscious and unconscious mind. When we pass a newsstand and a headline "catches our eye" and we stop to read it further, this is supraliminal perception. Most information and experience is supraliminal in nature.)
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=LDR  00384cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362529502441
=005  20120730163655.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|n\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85099695 
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=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQP551
=150  \\$aPeptones
=681  \\$iExample under$aProteins
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/17/90
=750  \2$aPeptones$5IEN$0(DNLM)D010461

=LDR  00654cz  a2200241n  4500
=001  9880362529602441
=005  20120730163655.0
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=010  \\$ash 85099694 
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=053  \\$aQP702.P47$cPhysiology
=053  \\$aQR77.3$cMicrobiology
=150  \\$aPeptidoglycans
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=450  \\$aMucopeptides
=450  \\$aMurein
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=750  \2$aPeptidoglycan$5IEN$0(DNLM)D010457

=LDR  00699cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362529702441
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=010  \\$ash 85099692 
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=LDR  00419cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362529802441
=005  20050127123742.0
=008  860211||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85099691 
=035  \\$aBZU9597NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aPeptides$xSynthesis
=450  \\$wnne$aPeptide synthesis
=670  \\$aSynthetic peptides in biology and medicine, 1986.
=750  \2$aPeptide Bioynthesis$0(DNLM)D010452$5IEN

=LDR  00488cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362529902441
=005  20120730163654.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85099689 
=035  \\$aBZU9595NU
=035  \\$aSH 85099689
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQP572.P4
=150  \\$aPeptide hormones
=450  \\$aHormonal peptides
=450  \\$aPolypeptide hormones
=550  \\$wg$aHormones
=550  \\$wg$aPeptides
=750  \2$aPeptide Hormones$5IEN$0(DNLM)D036361

=LDR  00354cz  a2200133n  4500
=001  9880362530002441
=005  20120730163654.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|n\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85099687 
=035  \\$aBZU9593NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aPeptic ulcer perforation
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/17/90
=750  \2$aPeptic Ulcer Perforation$5IEN$0(DNLM)D010439

=LDR  00383cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362530102441
=005  20120730163654.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85099682 
=035  \\$aBZU9588NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRC821
=150  \\$aPeptic ulcer
=550  \\$wg$aUlcers
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/17/90
=750  \2$aPeptic Ulcer$5IEN$0(DNLM)D010437

=LDR  00356cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362530202441
=005  20120730163654.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85099680 
=035  \\$aBZU9586NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQP609.P4
=150  \\$aPepsinogen
=550  \\$wg$aGastric juice
=750  \2$aPepsinogen A$5IEN$0(DNLM)D020116

=LDR  00534cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362530302441
=005  20130322155350.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85099679 
=035  \\$aBZU9585NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQP609.P4
=150  \\$aPepsin
=450  \\$aAcid proteinase
=450  \\$aProteinase, Acid
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=550  \\$wg$aDigestive enzymes
=550  \\$wg$aGastric juice
=681  \\$iExample under$aEnzymes
=750  \2$aPepsin A$5IEN$0(DNLM)D010434

=LDR  01006cz  a2200325n  4500
=001  9880362530402441
=005  20120730163654.0
=008  021126i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85099673 
=035  \\$aBZU9579NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQK495.S7$cBotany
=053  \0$aSB307.P4$cCondiment plants
=053  \0$aSB351.P4$cVegetables
=150  \\$aPeppers
=450  \\$wnne$aCapsicum
=450  \\$aCapsicums
=450  \\$aChile peppers
=450  \\$aChiles (Peppers)
=450  \\$wnne$aChili
=450  \\$aChili peppers
=450  \\$aChilies (Peppers)
=450  \\$aChillies (Peppers)
=450  \\$aRed pepper
=450  \\$aRedpepper
=550  \\$wg$aSolanaceae
=670  \\$aLC database, Oct. 20, 1997$b(titles: chile pepper, chile peppers)
=670  \\$aRandom House$b(chili, pl. chilies. Also called chili pepper: the pungent pod of any species of capsicum)
=670  \\$aAndrews, J. Peppers, the domesticated capsicums, 1995.
=750  \2$aCapsicum$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002212

=LDR  01239cz  a2200277n  4500
=001  9880362530502441
=005  20120730163654.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85099669 
=035  \\$aBZU9575LC
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=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dWaU
=053  \0$aQK495.L25$cBotany
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=450  \\$aMentha crispa
=450  \\$aMentha dumetorum
=450  \\$aMentha piperita
=550  \\$wg$aMints (Plants)
=670  \\$aWeb. 3$b(peppermint (Mentha piperita))
=670  \\$aBiol. & agr. index$b(Peppermint)
=670  \\$aUsher dict. plants$b(Mentha piperita)
=670  \\$aITIS, Apr. 30, 2000$b(Mentha X piperita. Common name: peppermint. Synonyms: Mentha aquatica var. crispa, Mentha crispa, Mentha dumetorum)
=670  \\$aPLANTS database, via WWW, Apr. 30, 2000$b(Mentha x piperita, peppermint. Synonyms: Mentha aquatica var. crispa, Mentha crispa, Mentha dumetorum)
=670  \\$aGRIN taxonomy, via WWW, Apr. 30, 2000$b(Mentha x piperita L. nothosubsp. piperita. Comments: =M. aquatica x M. spicata subsp. spicata. Common name: peppermint; Mentha x piperita, =M. aquatica x M. spicata)
=750  \2$aMentha piperita$5IEN$0(DNLM)D036142

=LDR  00470cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362530602441
=005  20160914175716.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85099662
=035  \\$aBZU9568NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aTX407.P4$cFood
=150  \\$aPepper (Spice)
=450  \\$aBlack pepper (Spice)
=450  \\$aPeppercorns (Spice)
=450  \\$aWhite pepper (Spice)
=550  \\$wg$aSpices
=750  \2$aPiper nigrum$0(DNLM)D029222$5IEN-M

=LDR  00868cz  a2200277n  4500
=001  9880362530702441
=005  20120730163653.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85099653 
=035  \\$aBZU9559NU
=035  \\$aSH 85099653
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQK495.P15$cBotany
=053  \0$aSB413.P4$cOrnamental plants
=150  \\$aPeonies
=450  \\$aPaeonia (Botany)
=450  \\$wnne$aPeony
=550  \\$wg$aPaeoniaceae
=670  \\$aWeb. 3$b(peony, genus Paeonia)
=670  \\$aHortus 3$b(Paeonia L. Peony Paeoniaceae; peonies)
=670  \\$aSPN$b(Paeonia Peony)
=670  \\$aLC database, Apr. 26, 1999$b(peonies)
=670  \\$aEngler Syl. Pflanz.:$bv. 2, p. 159 (Paeonia; Paeoniaceae)
=670  \\$aDict. flow. fern$b(Paeonia L. Paeoniaceae)
=681  \\$iExample under$aFloriculture
=750  \2$aPaeonia$5IEN$0(DNLM)D029596

=LDR  00490cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362530802441
=005  20120730163653.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85099648 
=035  \\$aBZU9554NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQD321$cOrganic chemistry
=053  \\$aQP701$cPhysiological chemistry
=150  \\$aPentoses
=550  \\$wg$aMonosaccharides
=681  \\$iExample under$aCarbohydrates
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/17/90
=750  \2$aPentoses$5IEN$0(DNLM)D010429

=LDR  00867cz  a2200289n  4500
=001  9880362530902441
=005  20060515090708.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85099647 
=035  \\$aBZU9553NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQP702.P45
=150  \\$aPentose phosphate pathway
=450  \\$aHexose monophosphate pathway
=450  \\$aHexose monophosphate shunt
=450  \\$aHexosemonophosphate shunt
=450  \\$aHMP (Biochemistry)
=450  \\$aHMS (Biochemistry)
=450  \\$aPentose cycle
=450  \\$aPentose oxidation cycle
=450  \\$aPentose shunt
=450  \\$aPentosephosphate pathway
=450  \\$aPhosphogluconate pathway
=550  \\$wg$aHexose phosphates$xMetabolism
=550  \\$wg$aOxidation, Physiological
=550  \\$wg$aPentoses$xMetabolism
=750  \2$aPentose Phosphate Pathway$0(DNLM)D010427$5IEN

=LDR  00707cz  a2200265n  4500
=001  9880362531002441
=005  20120730163653.0
=008  860211||\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85099645 
=035  \\$aBZU9551NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aPentobarbital
=450  \\$aEthaminal
=450  \\$aEthylmethylbutylbarbituric acid
=450  \\$aEthylmethylbutylpyrimidinetrione
=450  \\$aMebubarbital
=450  \\$aMebumal
=450  \\$aPentobarbital sodium
=450  \\$aSodium pentobarbital
=550  \\$wg$aAnesthetics
=550  \\$wg$aAnticonvulsants
=550  \\$wg$aHypnotics
=550  \\$wg$aPyrimidines
=550  \\$wg$aSedatives
=750  \2$aPentobarbital$5IEN$0(DNLM)D010424

=LDR  00391cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362531102441
=005  20120730163653.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85099643 
=035  \\$aBZU9549NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aPenthrane
=450  \\$aMethoxyflurane
=550  \\$wg$aAnesthetics
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/12/90
=750  \2$aMethoxyflurane$5IEN$0(DNLM)D008733

=LDR  00483cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362531202441
=005  20120730163653.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85099626 
=035  \\$aBZU9532NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRM666.P37
=150  \\$aPentazocine
=450  \\$aHexahydrodimethylmethylbutenylmethanobenzazocinol
=550  \\$wg$aAnalgesics
=550  \\$wg$aAzo compounds
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/17/90
=750  \2$aPentazocine$5IEN$0(DNLM)D010423

=LDR  00439cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362531302441
=005  20100726083857.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85099621 
=035  \\$aBZU9527LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aQL447.3
=150  \\$aPentastomida
=450  \\$aLinguatulida
=450  \\$aPentastoma
=450  \\$aTongue worms
=550  \\$wg$aArthropoda
=750  \2$aPentastomida$0(DNLM)D057078$5IEN

=LDR  00536cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362531402441
=005  20120730163653.0
=008  030909i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85099614 
=035  \\$aBZU9520NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aSB952.P37
=150  \\$aPentachlorophenol
=550  \\$wg$aChlorophenols
=550  \\$wg$aPesticides
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Pentachlorophenol)
=670  \\$aPesticide manual, 2000$b(Pentachlorophenol: insecticide, fungicide, herbicide)
=750  \2$aPentachlorophenol$5IEN$0(DNLM)D010416

=LDR  01302cz  a2200349n  4500
=001  9880362531502441
=005  20120730163653.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85099608 
=035  \\$aBZU9514LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQK495.S43$cBotany
=053  \0$aSB413.P37$cOrnamental plants
=150  \\$aPenstemons
=450  \\$aBeard-tongues
=450  \\$aBearded tongues
=450  \\$aBeardstongues
=450  \\$aBeardtongues
=450  \\$wnne$aPenstemon
=450  \\$aPentastemon
=450  \\$aPentostemon
=450  \\$aPentstemon
=550  \\$wg$aScrophulariaceae
=670  \\$aHeflin, J. Penstemons : the beautiful beardtongues of New Mexico, c1997.
=670  \\$aInd. nom. gen. (plant.)$b(Penstemon; sy: Pentostemon Rafinesque)
=670  \\$aSPN$b(Penstemon (Pentstemon) Penstemon)
=670  \\$aEngler Syl. Pflanz.:$bv. 2, p. 451 (Penstemon)
=670  \\$aWeb. 3$b(beardtongue also beardstongue or bearded tongue, Pentstemon; Penstemon var. of pentstemon)
=670  \\$aRandom House$b(penstemon also pentstemon; beardtongue)
=670  \\$aHortus$b(Penstemon Mitch [Pentastemon Batsch; Pentstemon Mitch] Beard-tongue)
=670  \\$aLC database, Mar. 10, 1998$b(American Penstemon Society; t: Penstemon)
=750  \2$aPenstemon$5IEN$0(DNLM)D032263

=LDR  00709cz  a2200253n  4500
=001  9880362531602441
=005  20120730163653.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85099592 
=035  \\$aBZU9498NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aHD7088$bHD7252
=150  \\$aPensions
=360  \\$isubdivision$aPensions$iunder classes of persons and ethnic groups
=450  \\$aCompensation
=450  \\$aPension plans
=450  \\$aRetirement pensions
=450  \\$aSuperannuation
=550  \\$wg$aRetirement income
=550  \\$aAnnuities
=550  \\$aVested benefits
=670  \\$aLC database, June 1, 2010$b(pension plans)
=670  \\$aWeb. 3.
=750  \2$aPensions$5IEN$0(DNLM)D010415

=LDR  00357cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362531702441
=005  20120730163652.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85099509 
=035  \\$aBZU9415NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQK495.G74$cBotany
=150  \\$aPennisetum
=550  \\$wg$aGrasses
=750  \2$aPennisetum$5IEN$0(DNLM)D031782

=LDR  00609cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880362531802441
=005  20120730163652.0
=008  860211||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85099491 
=035  \\$aBZU9397NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aLB1536$cPrimary education
=053  \\$aLB1590$cElementary education
=053  \\$aZ43$bZ45$cWriting
=150  \\$aPenmanship
=450  \\$aChirography
=450  \\$aHandwriting
=450  \\$aWriting$xStudy and teaching
=550  \\$wg$aLanguage arts
=550  \\$aWriting
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/3/90
=750  \2$aHandwriting$5IEN$0(DNLM)D006236

=LDR  00333cz  a2200133n  4500
=001  9880362531902441
=005  20130919105604.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|n\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85099484 
=035  \\$aBZU9390NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRC896
=150  \\$aPenis$xDiseases
=750  \2$aPenile Diseases$5IEN$0(DNLM)D010409

=LDR  00310cz  a2200121n  4500
=001  9880362532002441
=005  20130919105826.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|n\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85099482 
=035  \\$aBZU9388NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aPenis$xCancer
=750  \2$aPenile Neoplasms$5IEN$0(DNLM)D010412

=LDR  00575cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362532102441
=005  20070517151822.0
=008  860211||\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85099480 
=035  \\$aBZU9386NU
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh 85099480
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dWaU
=150  \\$aPenis
=450  \\$aPhallus
=550  \\$wg$aCopulatory organs
=550  \\$wg$aGenerative organs, Male
=670  \\$aMcGraw-Hill dict. sci. tech.$b(penis: the male organ of copulation in humans and certain other vertebrates. Also known as phallus)
=750  \2$aPenis$0(DNLM)D010413$5IEN

=LDR  00549cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362532202441
=005  20120730163652.0
=008  920204i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85099419 
=035  \\$aBZU9325NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRD589
=150  \\$aPenile prostheses
=450  \\$aArtificial penis
=450  \\$aImplants, Penile
=450  \\$aInflatable penis
=450  \\$aPenile implants
=550  \\$wg$aImplants, Artificial
=550  \\$wg$aUrological prostheses
=750  \2$aPenile Prosthesis$5IEN$0(DNLM)D015917

=LDR  00558cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362532302441
=005  20120730163652.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85099418 
=035  \\$aBZU9324NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aPenile induration
=450  \\$aCavernitis, Fibrous
=450  \\$aFibrous cavernitis
=450  \\$aInduration, Penile
=450  \\$aPenis plastica
=450  \\$aPeyronie's disease
=450  \\$aVan Buren's disease
=550  \\$wg$aPenis$xDiseases
=750  \2$aPenile Induration$5IEN$0(DNLM)D010411

=LDR  00383cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362532402441
=005  20120730163652.0
=008  911212i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85099405 
=035  \\$aBZU9311NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQK625.M7
=150  \\$aPenicillium chrysogenum
=550  \\$wg$aPenicillium
=750  \2$aPenicillium Chrysogenum$5IEN$0(DNLM)D010408

=LDR  00444cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362532502441
=005  20120730163652.0
=008  920103i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85099403 
=035  \\$aBZU9309NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQK625.M7
=150  \\$aPenicillium
=550  \\$wg$aMoniliaceae
=550  \\$aEupenicillium
=550  \\$aPenicillin
=550  \\$aTalaromyces
=750  \2$aPenicillium$5IEN$0(DNLM)D010407

=LDR  00536cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362532602441
=005  20120730163651.0
=008  860211||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85099402 
=035  \\$aBZU9308NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRM666.P35$cPharmacology and therapeutics
=053  \\$aRS165.P38$cPharmacy
=150  \\$aPenicillin
=550  \\$wg$aAntibacterial agents
=550  \\$wg$aBeta lactam antibiotics
=550  \\$aPenicillium
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/17/90
=750  \2$aPenicillins$5IEN$0(DNLM)D010406

=LDR  00753cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362532702441
=005  20120730163651.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85099401 
=035  \\$aBZU9307NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aPenicillamine
=450  \\$aDimethylcysteine
=450  \\$aMercaptovaline
=550  \\$wg$aAntiarthritic agents
=550  \\$wg$aChelation therapy
=550  \\$wg$aSulfur amino acids
=670  \\$aMeSH browser, May 18, 2007$b(Penicillamine. Entry terms: Dimethylcysteine, Mercaptovaline. Scope note: The most characteristic degradation product of the penicillin antibiotics. It is used as an antirheumatic and as a chelating agent in Wilson's disease.)
=750  \2$aPenicillamine$5IEN$0(DNLM)D010396

=LDR  00744cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880362532802441
=005  20050926100645.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85099397 
=035  \\$aBZU9303NU
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh 85099397
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQL696.S47$bQL696.S473$cZoology
=150  \\$aPenguins
=450  \\$aImpennes
=450  \\$aSphenisci
=450  \\$aSpheniscidae
=450  \\$aSphenisciformes
=550  \\$wg$aBirds
=670  \\$aBritannica Macro:$bv. 15, p. 20 (Sphenisciformes (penguins); one family Spheniscidae; limited in distribution to the Southern Hemisphere)
=670  \\$aDict. birds, 1985$b(Spenisci, alternate for Sphenisciformes)
=750  \2$aSpheniscidae$0(DNLM)D046429$5IEN

=LDR  00450cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362532902441
=005  20120730163651.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85099392 
=035  \\$aBZU9298NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRM666.P
=150  \\$aPenfluridol
=450  \\$aBisfluorophenylbutylchlorotrifluorotolylpiperidinol
=550  \\$wg$aPiperidine
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/17/90
=750  \2$aPenfluridol$5IEN$0(DNLM)D010395

=LDR  00558cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362533002441
=005  20120730163651.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85099348 
=035  \\$aBZU9254NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQL444.M33
=150  \\$aPenaeidae
=450  \\$aPenaeid shrimps
=450  \\$aPeneidae
=550  \\$wg$aDecapoda (Crustacea)
=550  \\$wg$aShrimps
=670  \\$aCommon and scientific names ... : Decapod crustaceans, 1989:$bp. 10 (Penaeidae - penaeid shrimps)
=750  \2$aPenaeidae$5IEN$0(DNLM)D033561

=LDR  00377cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362533102441
=005  20120730163651.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85099338 
=035  \\$aBZU9244NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRL301
=150  \\$aPemphigus
=450  \\$aBladdery fever
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/17/90
=750  \2$aPemphigus$5IEN$0(DNLM)D010392

=LDR  00366cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362533202441
=005  20120730163651.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|n\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85099328 
=035  \\$aBZU9234NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRC280.G5
=150  \\$aPelvis$xTumors
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/17/90
=750  \2$aPelvic Neoplasms$5IEN$0(DNLM)D010386

=LDR  00341cz  a2200133n  4500
=001  9880362533302441
=005  20120730163651.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|n\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85099322 
=035  \\$aBZU9228NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aPelvis$xCancer
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/17/90
=750  \2$aPelvic Neoplasms$5IEN$0(DNLM)D010386

=LDR  00382cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362533402441
=005  20120730163651.0
=008  860211||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85099317 
=035  \\$aBZU9223NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aPelvis
=450  \\$aPelvic cavity
=450  \\$aPelvic region
=550  \\$wg$aAnatomy
=750  \2$aPelvis$5IEN-M$0(DNLM)D010388

=LDR  00423cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362533502441
=005  20120730163651.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85099316 
=035  \\$aBZU9222NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRG527
=150  \\$aPelvimetry
=450  \\$aPelvis$xMeasurement
=550  \\$wg$aPelvis$xExamination
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/17/90
=750  \2$aPelvimetry$5IEN$0(DNLM)D010387

=LDR  00713cz  a2200253n  4500
=001  9880362533602441
=005  20120730163651.0
=008  940404||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85099315 
=035  \\$aBZU9221NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aQM115$cHuman anatomy
=150  \\$aPelvic bones
=450  \\$aBony pelvis
=450  \\$aHip arch
=450  \\$aPelvic arch
=450  \\$wnne$aPelvic girdle
=450  \\$aPelvis ossea
=550  \\$wg$aBones
=550  \\$wg$aPelvis
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Pelvic bones)
=670  \\$aBritannica Micro.$b(pelvic girdle or bony pelvis)
=670  \\$aInter. dict. med. biol.$b(pelvis, bony pelvis, pelvis ossea)
=750  \2$aPelvic Bones$5IEN$0(DNLM)D010384

=LDR  00379cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362533702441
=005  20120730163651.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85099313 
=035  \\$aBZU9219NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
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=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/17/90
=750  \2$aPelvic Exenteration$5IEN$0(DNLM)D010385

=LDR  00427cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362533802441
=005  20120730163651.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85099272 
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=053  \\$aRC627.P44
=150  \\$aPellagra
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=750  \2$aPellagra$5IEN$0(DNLM)D010383

=LDR  01054cz  a2200253n  4500
=001  9880362533902441
=005  20120730163642.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85097980 
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=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aParent and child
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=450  \\$aChild and parent
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=450  \\$aParents and children
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=681  \\$iNotes under$aChild rearing; Parenting
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=LDR  00658cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362534002441
=005  20120730163642.0
=008  060811i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85097945 
=035  \\$aBZU7851NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
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=150  \\$aParatyphoid fever
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=750  \2$aParatyphoid Fever$5IEN$0(DNLM)D010284

=LDR  00385cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362534102441
=005  20120730163641.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85097939 
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=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
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=150  \\$aParathyroidectomy
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=LDR  00395cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362534202441
=005  20120730163641.0
=008  860211||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85097938 
=035  \\$aBZU7844NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aParathyroid hormone
=450  \\$aParathormone
=550  \\$wg$aCalcium regulating hormones
=750  \2$aParathyroid Hormone$5IEN$0(DNLM)D010281

=LDR  00358cz  a2200133n  4500
=001  9880362534302441
=005  20120730163641.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|n\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85097937 
=035  \\$aBZU7843NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aParathyroid glands$xTumors
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/17/90
=750  \2$aParathyroid Neoplasms$5IEN$0(DNLM)D010282

=LDR  00376cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362534402441
=005  20120730163641.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|n\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85097935 
=035  \\$aBZU7841NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRC655
=150  \\$aParathyroid glands$xDiseases
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/17/90
=750  \2$aParathyroid Diseases$5IEN$0(DNLM)D010279

=LDR  00390cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362534502441
=005  20120730163641.0
=008  920906||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85097934 
=035  \\$aBZU7840NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
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=150  \\$aParathyroid glands
=550  \\$wg$aEndocrine glands
=750  \2$aParathyroid Glands$5IEN$0(DNLM)D010280

=LDR  00551cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362534602441
=005  20120730163641.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85097931 
=035  \\$aBZU7837NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRM323.4
=150  \\$aParasympathomimetic agents
=450  \\$aCholinergic agents
=450  \\$aCholinomimetics
=450  \\$aParasympathomimetics
=550  \\$wg$aAutonomic drugs
=550  \\$wg$aBiomimetics
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/17/90
=750  \2$aParasympathomimetics$5IEN$0(DNLM)D010277

=LDR  00570cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362534702441
=005  20130322154637.0
=008  860211||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85097930 
=035  \\$aBZU7836NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRM323.3
=150  \\$aParasympatholytic agents
=450  \\$aAnticholinergic agents
=450  \\$aCholinergic blocking agents
=450  \\$aCholinolytic agents
=450  \\$aParasympatholytics
=550  \\$wg$aAntispasmodics
=550  \\$wg$aAutonomic drugs
=750  \2$aParasympatholytics$5IEN$0(DNLM)D010276

=LDR  00384cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362534802441
=005  20120730163641.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85097922 
=035  \\$aBZU7828NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQL757
=150  \\$aParasitology
=550  \\$wg$aBiology
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/17/90
=750  \2$aParasitology$5IEN$0(DNLM)D010274

=LDR  00400cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362534902441
=005  20120730163641.0
=008  860211in\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85097921 
=035  \\$aBZU7827NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aParasitologists
=550  \\$wg$aMicrobiologists
=550  \\$wg$aParasitology
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/17/90
=750  \2$aParasitology$5IEN$0(DNLM)D010274

=LDR  00598cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362535002441
=005  20120730163641.0
=008  931215i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85097912 
=035  \\$aBZU7818NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRA644.P18$cPublic health
=053  \\$aRC119$bRC119.7$cInternal medicine
=150  \\$aParasitic diseases
=360  \\$isubdivision$aParasites$iunder individual organs and regions of the body, e.g.$aHeart--Parasites
=550  \\$wg$aCommunicable diseases
=550  \\$aMedical parasitology
=750  \2$aParasitic Diseases$5IEN$0(DNLM)D010272

=LDR  01583cz  a2200253n  4500
=001  9880362535102441
=005  20120730163641.0
=008  030801i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85097907 
=035  \\$aBZU7813NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dWaU$dDLC
=053  \0$aQL757$cZoology
=150  \\$aParasites
=360  \\$isubdivision$aParasites$iunder individual animals and groups of animals, e.g.$aFishes--Parasites
=450  \\$aAnimal parasites
=450  \\$aAnimals$xParasites
=450  \\$aEpizoa
=450  \\$aParasitic animals
=450  \\$aParasitic organisms
=550  \\$wg$aPests
=667  \\$aFormerly subdivided by names of individual plants and animals, e.g. Parasites--Rats$5IEN
=670  \\$aThe Amer. Herit. dict. of the Engl. lang., via WWW, Mar. 20, 2002$b(parasite: 1. Biology An organism that grows, feeds, and is sheltered on or in a different organism while contributing nothing to the survival of its host)
=670  \\$aOED online, Mar. 20, 2002$b(parasite: 2. a. Biol. An animal or plant which lives in or upon another organism (technically called its host) and draws its nutriment directly from it. Also extended to animals or plants that live as tenants of others, but not at their expense (strictly called commensal or symbiotic); also to those which depend on others in various ways for sustenance, as the cuckoo, the skua-gull, etc.; and (inaccurately) to plants which grow upon others, deriving support but not nourishment from them (epiphytes), or which live on decaying organic matter (saprophytes).)
=750  \2$aParasites$5IEN$0(DNLM)D010271

=LDR  00438cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362535202441
=005  20120730163641.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85097905 
=035  \\$aBZU7811NU
=035  \\$aSH 85097905
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aParaquat
=550  \\$wg$aBipyridinium compounds
=550  \\$wg$aHerbicides
=670  \\$aMESH (Paraquat, an herbicide)
=750  \2$aParaquat$5IEN$0(DNLM)D010269

=LDR  00355cz  a2200133n  4500
=001  9880362535302441
=005  20100220160457.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85097892 
=035  \\$aBZU7798NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aParaproteinemia
=550  \\$wg$aBlood protein disorders
=750  \2$aParaproteinemias$0(DNLM)D010265$5IEN

=LDR  00394cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362535402441
=005  20120730163641.0
=008  920417i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85097887 
=035  \\$aBZU7793NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aParaplegia
=450  \\$aLeg$xParalysis
=550  \\$wg$aLeg$xDiseases
=550  \\$wg$aParalysis
=750  \2$aParaplegia$5IEN$0(DNLM)D010264

=LDR  00402cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362535502441
=005  20120730163641.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85097873 
=035  \\$aBZU7779NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRC520
=150  \\$aParanoia
=550  \\$wg$aPsychology, Pathological
=550  \\$wg$aPsychoses
=750  \2$aParanoid Disorders$5IEN$0(DNLM)D010259

=LDR  00377cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362535602441
=005  20120730163641.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85097872 
=035  \\$aBZU7778NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRC258
=150  \\$aParaneoplastic syndromes
=550  \\$wg$aTumors
=750  \2$aParaneoplastic Syndromes$5IEN$0(DNLM)D010257

=LDR  00357cz  a2200133n  4500
=001  9880362535702441
=005  20120730163640.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|n\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85097870 
=035  \\$aBZU7776NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aParanasal sinuses$xDiseases
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/17/90
=750  \2$aParanasal Sinus Diseases$5IEN$0(DNLM)D010254

=LDR  00561cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362535802441
=005  20120730163640.0
=008  871218||\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85097869 
=035  \\$a(OCoLC)02113920
=035  \\$aBZU7775NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aParanasal sinuses
=450  \\$aAccessory sinuses of the nose
=450  \\$aNasal sinuses
=450  \\$wnne$aNose, Accessory sinuses of
=450  \\$aSinuses, Nasal
=450  \\$aSinuses, Paranasal
=550  \\$wg$aNose
=750  \2$aParanasal Sinuses$5IEN$0(DNLM)D010256

=LDR  00440cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362535902441
=005  20120730163640.0
=008  871218i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85097864 
=035  \\$a(OCoLC)02113900
=035  \\$aBZU7770NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQR404.15$bQR404.2
=150  \\$aParamyxoviruses
=450  \\$aParamyxoviridae
=550  \\$wg$aRNA viruses
=750  \2$aParamyxoviridae$5IEN$0(DNLM)D010252

=LDR  00495cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362536002441
=005  20120730163640.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85097847 
=035  \\$aBZU7753NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aR847$bR847.7
=150  \\$aParamedical education
=450  \\$aAllied health education
=450  \\$aAllied health personnel$xEducation
=550  \\$wg$aMedical education
=750  \2$aAllied Health Personnel$xeducation$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000488Q000193

=LDR  00387cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362536102441
=005  20120730163640.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85097846 
=035  \\$aBZU7752NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQL368.H87
=150  \\$aParamecium
=450  \\$aParamaecium
=550  \\$wg$aParameciidae
=750  \2$aParamecium$5IEN$0(DNLM)D010247

=LDR  00592cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362536202441
=005  20100803214450.0
=008  060405i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85097840 
=035  \\$aBZU7746LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aRA1242.S52$cToxicology
=150  \\$aParalytic shellfish poisoning
=450  \\$aShellfish poisoning, Paralytic
=550  \\$wg$aParalysis
=550  \\$wg$aSeafood poisoning
=670  \\$aWikipedia, Apr. 5, 2006$b(Paralytic shellfish poisoning)
=675  \\$aMESH browser, Apr. 5, 2006
=750  \2$aShellfish Poisoning$0(DNLM)D057096$5IEN

=LDR  00742cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880362536302441
=005  20120730163640.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85097837 
=035  \\$aBZU7743LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aPseudobulbar paralysis
=450  \\$aHenneberg's disease
=450  \\$aLaughing sickness
=450  \\$wnne$aParalysis, Pseudobulbar
=450  \\$aPseudobulbar palsy
=450  \\$aSpastic bulbar palsy
=450  \\$aSupranuclear paralysis
=550  \\$wg$aParalysis
=670  \\$aInter. dict. med. biol.$b(Paralysis: pseudobulbar paralysis. Also called pseudobulbar palsy, Henneberg's disease, Spastic bulbar palsy, laughing sickness)
=750  \2$aPseudobulbar Palsy$5IEN$0(DNLM)D020828

=LDR  00875cz  a2200277n  4500
=001  9880362536402441
=005  20120730163640.0
=008  911219i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85097835 
=035  \\$aBZU7741NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRC418
=150  \\$aFacial paralysis
=450  \\$aBell's palsy
=450  \\$aFace$xParalysis
=450  \\$aFacial nerve$xParalysis
=450  \\$aFacial palsies
=450  \\$aFacial palsy
=450  \\$aFacioplegia
=450  \\$wnne$aParalysis, Facial
=550  \\$wg$aFace$xMovement disorders
=550  \\$wg$aFacial nerve$xDiseases
=670  \\$aInter. dict. med. biol.$b(Paralysis, facial paralysis. Also called facioplegia)
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Facial paralysis x Bell's palsy)
=670  \\$aLC data base, 6/12/91$b(Facial paralysis, facial palsies)
=750  \2$aFacial Paralysis$5IEN$0(DNLM)D005158

=LDR  00606cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362536502441
=005  20120730163640.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85097834 
=035  \\$aBZU7740NU
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh 85097834
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aRJ301$cNewborn infants
=053  \0$aRJ496.P2$cChildren's diseases
=150  \\$aParalysis
=360  \\$isubdivision$aParalysis$iunder individual organs and regions of the body e.g.$aFoot--Paralysis
=450  \\$aPalsy
=450  \\$aParesis
=550  \\$wg$aMovement disorders
=750  \2$aParalysis$5IEN$0(DNLM)D010243

=LDR  00342cz  a2200133n  4500
=001  9880362536602441
=005  20120730163640.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85097768 
=035  \\$aBZU7674NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aParagonimiasis
=550  \\$wg$aHelminthiasis
=750  \2$aParagonimiasis$5IEN$0(DNLM)D010237

=LDR  00792cz  a2200265n  4500
=001  9880362536702441
=005  20200811152519.0
=008  871218||\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85097763
=035  \\$a(OCoLC)02113392
=035  \\$aBZU7669NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQD305.H6
=150  \\$aAlkanes
=450  \\$wnne$aParaffins
=550  \\$wg$aAliphatic compounds
=550  \\$wg$aHydrocarbons
=670  \\$aHackh chem. dict.$b(alkanes [IUPAC preferred terminology])
=670  \\$aMcGraw-Hill encyc. chem.$b(alkanes)
=670  \\$aCarey. Organic chem.$b(alkanes)
=670  \\$aChem. abstr.$b(alkanes)
=670  \\$aTEST$b(Alkanes UF Paraffins)
=670  \\$aINIS$b(Alkanes UF Paraffins)
=670  \\$aNASA$b(Paraffins)
=750  \2$aAlkanes$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000473

=LDR  00626cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880362536802441
=005  20120730163639.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85097738 
=035  \\$aBZU7644NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRC168.P17
=150  \\$aParacoccidioidomycosis
=450  \\$aAlmeida's disease
=450  \\$aBrazilian blastomycosis
=450  \\$aLutz-Splendore-Almeida disease
=450  \\$aParacoccidioidal granuloma
=450  \\$aSouth American blastomycosis
=550  \\$wg$aSystemic mycoses
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/17/90
=750  \2$aParacoccidioidomycosis$5IEN$0(DNLM)D010229

=LDR  00437cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362938202441
=005  20120730164213.0
=008  880328i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 88023093 
=035  \\$aCAW1660LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \0$aQK495.S353
=150  \\$aSchisandra
=450  \\$aMaximovitzia
=450  \\$aMaximowiczia
=450  \\$aSchizandra
=550  \\$wg$aSchisandraceae
=750  \2$aSchisandra$5IEN$0(DNLM)D032141

=LDR  00345cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362938302441
=005  20120730164213.0
=008  880328i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 88023088 
=035  \\$aCAW1655LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \\$aQK495.L375
=150  \\$aSassafras
=550  \\$wg$aLauraceae
=750  \2$aSassafras$5IEN$0(DNLM)D027441

=LDR  00386cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362938402441
=005  20120730164213.0
=008  880328i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 88023082 
=035  \\$aCAW1649LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \0$aQK495.S2$cBotany
=053  \0$aSB291.S3$cCulture
=150  \\$aSapotaceae
=550  \\$wg$aEbenales
=750  \2$aSapotaceae$5IEN$0(DNLM)D029632

=LDR  00347cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362938502441
=005  20120730164213.0
=008  880328i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 88023081 
=035  \\$aCAW1648LC
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=001  9880362943902441
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=001  9880362944002441
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=001  9880362944602441
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=001  9880362945402441
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=001  9880362945502441
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=001  9880362945602441
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=001  9880362945702441
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=LDR  01316cz  a2200265n  4500
=001  9880362945802441
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=450  \\$aHaptophyta
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=670  \\$aWork cat.: The Prymnesiophyte algae, 1994:$bCIP, p. v (Pyrmnesiophyceae (=Haptophyceae))
=670  \\$aLee, R.E. Phycology, 1989:$bp. 446 (the name Haptophyceae was a descriptive name and not based on a genus in the class; the name was later changed to the Prymnesiophyceae)
=670  \\$aThe Haptophyte algae:$bCIP (Haptophyte algae, sometimes referred to as the prymnesiophyte algae)
=670  \\$aPhone call to J. Markham, 4/22/94$b(usage is split between Haptophyceae and Prymnesiophceae; however because Haptophyceae is not based on a genus, currently Prymnesiophyceae is the name used more frequently)
=670  \\$aPhone call to J. Norris, Smithsonian, 4/18/94$b(Haptophyceae is validly published)
=670  \\$aSilva, P.C. Names and classes and families of living algae, 1980:$bp. 67 (Class: Haptophyceae)
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=001  9880362945902441
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=053  \\$aQK569.G8
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=001  9880362946002441
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=450  \\$aPharmaceutical design
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=670  \\$aWork cat.: Smith and William's introduction to the principles of drug design, 1988.
=670  \\$aMESH$b(drug design)
=670  \\$aCurrent pharmaceutical design (a serial).
=670  \\$aRamabhadran, T.V. Pharmaceutical design and development, 1994.
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=001  9880362946102441
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=450  \\$aTablet making
=450  \\$aTablet manufacture
=450  \\$aTabletting
=550  \\$wg$aMolding (Chemical technology)
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Watt, P.R. Tablet machine instrumentation in pharmaceutics : principles and practice, 1988.
=670  \\$aWeb. 3.
=670  \\$aKirk-Othmer encyc. chem.
=670  \\$aTEST.
=680  \\$iHere are entered works on forming substances into tablets.
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=001  9880362946202441
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=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aAmino sugars
=550  \\$wg$aAmines
=550  \\$wg$aSugars
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Pelyvas, I.F. Synthetic aspects of aminodeoxysugars, c1988.
=670  \\$aMESH.
=670  \\$aOld catalog hdg.
=675  \\$aWeb. 3;$aChem. abst.
=750  \2$aAmino Sugars$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000606

=LDR  00786cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362946302441
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=010  \\$ash 88001078 
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=150  \\$aChronic toxicity testing
=450  \\$aChronic toxicology testing
=550  \\$wg$aToxicity testing
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Gad, S.C. Acute toxicology testing : perspectives and horizons, 1988.
=670  \\$aHodgson, E. Textbook of modern toxicology, 1987:$bpp. 145, 360.
=670  \\$aMosby's med. nurs. dict.
=670  \\$aLC data base, 2/17/88.
=675  \\$aEncyc. dict. med. nurs.;$aStedman's med. dict.;$aWeb. med. dict.;$aGould's med. dict.;$aDorland's med. dict.;$aMESH
=750  \2$aToxicity Tests, Chronic$5IEN$0(DNLM)D036401

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=001  9880362946402441
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=035  \\$aCAW0827NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \\$aRA1199.4.A38
=150  \\$aAcute toxicity testing
=450  \\$aAcute toxicology testing
=550  \\$wg$aToxicity testing
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Gad, S.C. Acute toxicology testing : perspectives and horizons, 1988.
=670  \\$aHodgson, E. Textbook of modern toxicology, 1987:$bpp. 139, 357.
=670  \\$aMosby's med. nurs. dict.
=670  \\$aLC data base, 2/17/88.
=675  \\$aEncyc. dict. med. nurs.;$aStedman's med. dict.;$aWeb. med. dict.;$aGould's med. dict.;$aDorland's med. dict.;$aMESH
=750  \2$aToxicity Tests, Acute$0(DNLM)D023382$5IEN

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=035  \\$aCAW0824NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aHG9390
=150  \\$aLong-term care insurance
=450  \\$aHealth insurance$xLong-term care
=450  \\$wnne$aInsurance, Long-term care
=550  \\$wg$aInsurance
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Virginia. Bureau of Insurance. Report of the State Corporation Commission's Bureau of Insurance and the Department of Medical Assistance Services to study and report on, changes needed to implement private insurance coverage for patients in nursing homes, to the governor and the General Assembly of Virginia, 1987.
=670  \\$aBPI.
=670  \\$aIAC.
=688  \\$aHeading changed 20080912 from: 150:##:_{dollar}a Insurance, Long-term care
=750  \2$aInsurance, Long-Term Care$5IEN$0(DNLM)D007353

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=001  9880362946602441
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=008  880223||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 88001051
=035  \\$aCAW0807NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aGrowth plate
=450  \\$aCartilago epiphysialis
=450  \\$aEpiphyseal cartilage
=450  \\$aEpiphyseal plate
=450  \\$aGrowth cartilage
=550  \\$wg$aBones
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Behavior of the growth plate, c1988.
=670  \\$aMESH.
=670  \\$aDorland's med. dict.
=670  \\$aInternal medicine.
=670  \\$aStedman's med. dict.$b(Epiphyseal plate, Cartilago epiphysialis)
=670  \\$aGould's med. dict.$b(Growth cartilage)
=675  \\$aCecil's textbook of med.;$aTextbook of paediatrics;$aNIH
=750  \2$aGrowth Plate$0(DNLM)D006132$5IEN-M

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=001  9880362946702441
=005  20120730164204.0
=008  880222i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\c
=010  \\$ash 88001004 
=035  \\$aCAW0784NU
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh 88001004
=040  \\$aNLA$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aDimethylnitrosamine
=450  \\$aDMN (Chemical)
=450  \\$aDMNA (Chemical)
=450  \\$aMethylnitrosomethanamine
=450  \\$aNDMA (Chemical)
=450  \\$aNitrosodimethylamine
=450  \\$aNitrosodimethylin
=550  \\$wg$aAntioxidants
=550  \\$wg$aCarcinogens
=550  \\$wg$aNitrosoamines
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Finnis, M.L. Early transformation of rat kidney cells by dimethylnitrosamine ... 1987.
=670  \\$aCRC handbook of data on organic compounds:$bv. 1, p. 563.
=670  \\$aKirk-Othmer encyc. chem.:$bv. 12, p. 744.
=670  \\$aMarler, E. Pharmacological and chemical synonyms, 1976:$bp. 167 (dimethylnitrosamine, nitrosodimethylamine, DMN)
=670  \\$aMerck$b(nitrosodimethylamine, methylnitrosomethanamine, dimethylnitrosamine, DMN, DMNA)
=670  \\$aHackh chem. dict.:$bp. 187 (dimethylnitrosamine, nitrosodimethylin)
=670  \\$aHawley chem. dict.$b(nitrosodimethylamine, dimethylnitrosamine, DMN)
=670  \\$aWeb. med. dict.$b(dimethylnitrosamine, nitrosodimethylamine)
=670  \\$aMESH$b(dimethylnitrosamine, nitrosodimethylamine)
=750  \2$aDimethylnitrosamine$5IEN$0(DNLM)D004128

=LDR  00615cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362946802441
=005  20120730164204.0
=008  880219in\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 88000985 
=035  \\$aCAW0779NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \\$aBF720.C63
=150  \\$aCognition in infants
=550  \\$wg$aInfant psychology
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Melkman, R. Construction of objectivity ... 1988.
=750  \2$81$wb$aCognition$5IEN$0(DNLM)D003071
=750  \2$81$wb$aInfant$5IEN$0(DNLM)D007223
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aCognition$iand$aInfant$5IEN

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=001  9880362946902441
=005  20111229094101.0
=008  880218i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 88000962 
=035  \\$aCAW0769NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aChemonucleolysis
=450  \\$aChemolysis, Intervertebral disk
=450  \\$aDiscolysis
=450  \\$aIntervertebral disk chemolysis
=450  \\$aNucleolysis, Intervertebral disk
=550  \\$wg$aIntervertebral disk$xHernia$xChemotherapy
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Brown, J.E. Chemonucleolysis, 1985.
=670  \\$aDorland's med. dict.
=670  \\$aStedman's med. dict.
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Intervertebral disc chemolysis, x Chemonucleolysis)
=750  \2$aIntervertebral Disc Chemolysis$0(DNLM)D007404$5IEN

=LDR  01457cz  a2200325n  4500
=001  9880362947002441
=005  20120730164204.0
=008  880217i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 88000929 $zsh 88022796 
=035  \\$aCAW0751LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQK495.L72$cBotany
=053  \0$aSB413.F74$cOrnamental plants
=150  \\$aFritillaria
=450  \\$aFritillaries (Plants)
=450  \\$aFritillary (Plants)
=550  \\$wg$aLiliaceae
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Zhang, L. Vegetation ecology and population biology of Fritillaria meleagris L. at the Kungs�angen Nature Reserve, eastern Sweden, 1983.
=670  \\$aWeb. 3:$bp. 912 (Fritillaria) p. 382 (checkered lily or checkered daffodil)
=670  \\$aHortus 3:$bp. 487 (Fritillaria, Fritillary)
=670  \\$aInd. nom. gen. (plant.)
=670  \\$aSPN:$bp. 233 (Fritillaria, Fritillary)
=670  \\$aEngler Syl. Pflanz.:$bp. 520.
=670  \\$aOld catalog heading$b(Fritillaria)
=670  \\$aLC database, Feb. 16, 1988$b(Fritillaries)
=670  \\$aThe new Royal Hort. Soc. dict. of gard., 1992$b(Fritillaria)
=670  \\$aWyman's gard. encyc.:$bp. 986 (Fritillaria)
=670  \\$aBiol. & agr. index:$bv. 48 (Fritillaria, see: Fritillary (Plants))
=670  \\$aAm. herit. dict.$b(fritillary pl.- ies: 1) any of various bulbous plants of the genus Fritillaria; 2) any of various butterflies of the family Nymphalidae)
=750  \2$aFritillaria$5IEN-M$0(DNLM)D031410

=LDR  01024cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880362947102441
=005  20120730164204.0
=008  880212|n\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 88000878 
=035  \\$aCAW0702NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \\$aQD79.C45$cGeneral analytical chemistry
=150  \\$aSupercritical fluid chromatography
=450  \\$aSFC (Chromatography)
=450  \\$aSupercritical gas chromatography
=550  \\$wg$aGas chromatography
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Supercritical fluid extraction and chromatography, 1988:$bCIP galley (supercritical fluid chromatography (SFC))
=670  \\$aKirk-Othmer encyc. chem.$b(supercritical fluid chromatography)
=670  \\$aChem. abst.$b(supercritical-fluid chromatography, see chromatography, gas, supercrit.)
=670  \\$aBraithwaite, A. Chromatographic methods, 1985:$bp. 190 (supercritical gas chromatography)
=675  \\$aLC data base, 2/1/88;$aHawley chem. dict.;$aHackh chem. dict.
=750  \2$aChromatography, Supercritical Fluid$5IEN$0(DNLM)D025924

=LDR  00607cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880362947202441
=005  20080512094120.0
=008  880212in\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 88000877 
=035  \\$aCAW0701NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aRheumatology
=550  \\$wg$aInternal medicine
=550  \\$aConnective tissues$xDiseases
=550  \\$aJoints$xDiseases
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Arthritis and allied conditions, 1988.
=670  \\$aMESH.
=670  \\$aDorland's med. dict.
=670  \\$aWeb. 3.
=675  \\$aStedman's med. dict.;$aNIH
=750  \2$aRheumatology$0(DNLM)D012219$5IEN

=LDR  00696cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362947302441
=005  20100303213107.0
=008  880212i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 88000872 
=035  \\$aCAW0696NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \\$aQP519.9.C68$cBiochemistry
=150  \\$aCountercurrent chromatography
=550  \\$wg$aLiquid chromatography
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Countercurrent chromatography, c1988.
=670  \\$aChem. abst.$b(countercurrent extraction)
=670  \\$aMcGraw-Hill dict. chem.$b(countercurrent extraction)
=670  \\$aMESH$b(countercurrent distribution)
=675  \\$aKennedy's analytical chem.
=750  \2$aCountercurrent Distribution$0(DNLM)D003377$5IEN

=LDR  00709cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880362947402441
=005  20120730164204.0
=008  040921i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 87004122 
=035  \\$aCAW0503NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aRC683.5.U5
=150  \\$aDoppler echocardiography
=450  \\$aEchocardiography, Doppler$5IEN
=550  \\$wg$aDoppler ultrasonography
=550  \\$wg$aEchocardiography
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Duncan, W.J. Color Doppler in clinical cardiology, 1988.
=670  \\$aCecil's textbook of med.
=670  \\$aLC database, June 23, 1987$b(titles)
=675  \\$aMESH;$aWeb. 3;$aDorland's med. dict.
=750  \2$aEchocardiography, Doppler$5IEN$0(DNLM)D015150

=LDR  00335cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362947502441
=005  20120730164203.0
=008  880311i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 88022368 
=035  \\$aCAV8381LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \\$aQK569.F95
=150  \\$aFucus
=550  \\$wg$aFucaceae
=750  \2$aFucus$5IEN$0(DNLM)D044645

=LDR  00434cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362947602441
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=008  880310i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 88022364 
=035  \\$aCAV8377NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQK569.E9
=150  \\$aEuglenales
=450  \\$aEuglenida
=450  \\$aEuglenoidida
=450  \\$aEuglenoidina
=550  \\$wg$aEuglenoids
=750  \2$aEuglenida$5IEN$0(DNLM)D016822

=LDR  00360cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362947702441
=005  20120730164203.0
=008  880310i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 88022362 
=035  \\$aCAV8375NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQK569.E9
=150  \\$aEuglena gracilis
=550  \\$wg$aEuglena
=750  \2$aEuglena Gracilis$5IEN$0(DNLM)D005056

=LDR  00376cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362947802441
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=008  880310i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 88022361 
=035  \\$aCAV8374NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQK569.E9
=150  \\$aEuglena
=550  \\$wg$aEuglenaceae
=690  \\$ar:AMD:6/28/90
=750  \2$aEuglena$5IEN$0(DNLM)D005055

=LDR  00345cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362947902441
=005  20120730164203.0
=008  880310i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
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=035  \\$aCAV8348LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \\$aQK569.G5
=150  \\$aChondrus
=550  \\$wg$aGigartinaceae
=750  \2$aChondrus$5IEN$0(DNLM)D044723

=LDR  01156cz  a2200265n  4500
=001  9880362948002441
=005  20010922221359.0
=008  880310i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 88022329 
=035  \\$aCAV8342NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQK569.C486$cBotany
=150  \\$aChlamydomonas reinhardtii
=450  \\$aChlamydomonas morieri
=450  \\$aChlamydomonas reinhardii
=450  \\$wnne$aChlamydomonas reinhardti
=450  \\$aChlamydomonas pseudodebaryana
=550  \\$wg$aChlamydomonas
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Blankenstein, P. Isolierung, Charakterisierung und Lokalisierung der Prolylhydroxylase aus Chlamydomonas reinhardii und Daucus carota, 1988.
=670  \\$aEttl, H. Die Gattung Chlamydomonas Ehrenberg, 1976:$bp. 282 (C. reinhardtii Dangeard: syn: C. morieri Dangeard, C. pseudodebaryana Brabez)
=670  \\$aBold algae:$bp. 85 (C. reinhardtii)
=670  \\$aChapman algae:$bp. 37 (C. reinhardii)
=670  \\$aBiol. & agr. index:$bv. 41, p. 433 (C. reinhardi, C. reinhardtii (13 t), C. reinhardii (4 t))
=670  \\$aLC data base, 5/11/89$b(Chlamydomonas reinhardtii)
=750  \2$aChlamydomonas reinhardtii

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=001  9880362948102441
=005  20091128090340.0
=008  880310i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 88022327 
=035  \\$aCAV8340NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQK569.C$cBotany
=150  \\$aChlamydomonas
=450  \\$aChlamidomonas
=550  \\$wg$aChlamydomonadaceae
=750  \2$aChlamydomonas$0(DNLM)D002696$5IEN

=LDR  00393cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362065602441
=005  20120730162354.0
=008  060829i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85005946 
=035  \\$aBZK5852NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aApgar score
=550  \\$wg$aNewborn infants$xMedical examinations
=550  \\$wg$aPhysical diagnosis
=750  \2$aApgar score$5IEN$0(DNLM)D001034

=LDR  00416cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362065702441
=005  20120730162353.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85005932 
=035  \\$aBZK5838NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQE391.A6$cMineralogy
=053  \\$aTN948.A7$cMineral industries
=150  \\$aApatite
=550  \\$wg$aPhosphate minerals
=750  \2$aApatites$5IEN$0(DNLM)D001031

=LDR  00485cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362065802441
=005  20110316093118.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85005931 
=035  \\$aBZK5837NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aApathy
=450  \\$aImpassivity
=450  \\$aIndifference
=450  \\$aUnconcern
=550  \\$aEmotions
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 83-190139: Zima, P.V. L'indiff�erence romanesque ... c1982.
=750  \2$aApathy$0(DNLM)D057565$5IEN

=LDR  00814cz  a2200241n  4500
=001  9880362065902441
=005  20120730162353.0
=008  871218i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85005874 
=035  \\$a(OCoLC)02022650
=035  \\$aBZK5780NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRD598.35.C67
=150  \\$aCoronary artery bypass
=450  \\$aAorto-coronary bypass
=450  \\$wnne$aAortocoronary bypass
=450  \\$aBypass surgery, Coronary
=450  \\$aCoronary bypass surgery
=450  \\$aHeart bypass surgery
=550  \\$wg$aMyocardial revascularization
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Coronary artery bypass x Aortocoronary bypass)
=670  \\$aLC data base, 10/9/90$b(Coronary artery bypass; coronary bypass surgery; aorto-coronary bypass)
=750  \2$aCoronary Artery Bypass$5IEN$0(DNLM)D001026

=LDR  00606cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880362066002441
=005  20080307093501.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85005873 
=035  \\$aBZK5779NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aRC694.5.A55
=150  \\$aAortitis
=450  \\$aAorta$xInflammation
=550  \\$wg$aAorta$xDiseases
=550  \\$wg$aArteritis
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 85-20500: Aortitis : clinical, pathologic, and radiographic aspects, c1986.
=670  \\$aMESH.
=670  \\$aDorland's med. dict.
=670  \\$aWeb. 3.
=750  \2$aAortitis$0(DNLM)D001025$5IEN

=LDR  01200cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362066102441
=005  20120730162353.0
=008  930726i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85005872 
=035  \\$aBZK5778NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aAortic valve stenosis in children
=450  \\$aPediatric aortic valve stenosis
=550  \\$wg$aHeart valve diseases in children
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Pediatric cardiology [Film] 1984:$bPart VIII (Aortic stenosis)
=670  \\$aForfar's textbook of pediatrics:$bp. 624.
=670  \\$aCecil's:$bp. 174 ("... the most common type is valvular, and, in the adult, is usually characterized by narrowing of a bicuspid valve, which can be intrinsically stenotic from birth or, more typically, becomes stenotic after progressive thickening and calcification ... usually undetected in infancy and childhood ... may subsequently generate the prominent murmur of aortic stenosis in the 2nd, 3rd, or 4th decade)
=750  \2$81$wb$aAortic Valve Stenosis$5IEN$0(DNLM)D001024
=750  \2$81$wb$aChild$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002648
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aAortic Valve Stenosis$iand$aChild$5IEN

=LDR  00811cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880362066202441
=005  20060829091814.0
=008  060223i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85005871 
=035  \\$aBZK5777NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aRC685.V2
=150  \\$aAortic valve$xStenosis
=450  \\$aAortic stenosis
=450  \\$wnne$aAortic valve stenosis
=450  \\$aAortic valvular stenosis
=550  \\$wg$aAortic valve$xDiseases
=550  \\$wg$aStenosis
=670  \\$aMESH browser, Feb. 16, 2006$b(Aortic Valve Stenosis, Entry term: Aortic Stenosis)
=670  \\$aInter. dict, med. biol.$b(aortic valve stenosis. Also called aortic valvular stenosis)
=688  \\$aHeading changed 20060406 from: 150:##:_{dollar}a Aortic valve stenosis
=750  \2$aAortic Valve Stenosis$0(DNLM)D001024$5IEN

=LDR  00554cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362066302441
=005  20120730162353.0
=008  911218i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85005870 
=035  \\$aBZK5776NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRC685.V2
=150  \\$aAortic valve insufficiency
=450  \\$aAortic incompetence
=450  \\$aAortic insufficiency
=450  \\$aAortic regurgitation
=450  \\$aRegurgitation, Aortic valve
=550  \\$wg$aAortic valve$xDiseases
=750  \2$aAortic Valve Insufficiency$5IEN$0(DNLM)D001022

=LDR  00435cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362066402441
=005  20120730162353.0
=008  911218||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85005867 
=035  \\$aBZK5773NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aAortic valve
=450  \\$aValva aortae
=550  \\$wg$aHeart valves
=670  \\$aIntl. dict. med. biol.$b(Aortic valve, Valva aortae)
=750  \2$aAortic Valve$5IEN$0(DNLM)D001021

=LDR  00655cz  a2200241n  4500
=001  9880362066502441
=005  20120730162353.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85005866 
=035  \\$aBZK5772NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQP188.A6
=150  \\$aAortic paraganglia
=450  \\$aAortic bodies
=450  \\$aAortic glands
=450  \\$aOrgans of Zuckerkandl
=450  \\$aPara-aortic bodies$5IEN
=450  \\$aPreaortal paraganglia
=450  \\$aZuckerkandl-organs
=450  \\$aZuckerkandl's bodies
=550  \\$wg$aChemoreceptors
=550  \\$wg$aChromaffin cells
=750  \2$aPara-Aortic Bodies$5IEN$0(DNLM)D010220

=LDR  00393cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362066602441
=005  20120730162353.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85005865 
=035  \\$aBZK5771NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aAortic coarctation
=450  \\$aCoarctation of the aorta
=550  \\$wg$aAorta$xAbnormalities
=750  \2$aAortic coarctation$5IEN$0(DNLM)D001017

=LDR  01004cz  a2200265n  4500
=001  9880362066702441
=005  20251029111202.0
=008  930224i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85005864
=035  \\$aBZK5770NU
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh 85005864
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRC693
=150  \\$aAortic aneurysms
=450  \\$aAneurysms, Aortic
=550  \\$wg$aAneurysms
=550  \\$wg$aAorta$xDiseases
=750  \2$aAortic Aneurysm$5IEN$0(DNLM)D001014
=750  \2$iNarrower mapping$aAneurysm, Aortic Arch$0(DNLM)D000094626$4NM$5IEN-M
=750  \2$iNarrower mapping$aAneurysm, Ascending Aorta$0(DNLM)D000094625$4NM$5IEN-M
=750  \2$iNarrower mapping$aAortic Root Aneurysm$0(DNLM)D000094628$4NM$5IEN-M
=750  \2$iNarrower mapping$aAortic Aneurysm, Thoracoabdominal$0(DNLM)D000094624$4NM$5IEN-M
=750  \2$iNarrower mapping$aDescending Thoracic Aortic Aneurysm$0(DNLM)D000094627$4NM$5IEN-M
=930  \\$aMeSH Mapping GN 2025/10/29

=LDR  00378cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362066802441
=005  20120730162352.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85005861 
=035  \\$aBZK5767NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aAorta$xRadiography
=450  \\$aAortography$5IEN
=550  \\$wg$aAorta$xDiseases
=750  \2$aAortography$5IEN$0(DNLM)D001027

=LDR  00488cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362066902441
=005  20251029113228.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|n\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85005858
=035  \\$aBZK5764NU
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh 85005858
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRC691
=150  \\$aAorta$xDiseases
=750  \2$aAortic Diseases$5IEN$0(DNLM)D001018
=750  \2$iNarrower mapping$aAcute Aortic Syndrome$0(DNLM)D000094683$4NM$5IEN-M
=930  \\$aMeSH Mapping GN 2025/10/29

=LDR  00421cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362067002441
=005  20120730162352.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85005856 
=035  \\$aBZK5762NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQL835
=053  \\$aQM191
=150  \\$aAorta
=550  \\$wg$aArteries
=550  \\$wg$aBlood$xCirculation
=550  \\$wg$aChest
=750  \2$aAorta$5IEN$0(DNLM)D001011

=LDR  00724cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880362067102441
=005  20120730162352.0
=008  871218i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85005839 
=035  \\$a(OCoLC)02022411
=035  \\$aBZK5745NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aBF723.A5$cPsychology
=053  \\$aRJ506.A58$cPsychopathology
=150  \\$aAnxiety in children
=450  \\$wnne$aAnxiety (Child psychology)
=550  \\$wg$aBehavior disorders in children
=550  \\$wg$aChild psychology
=750  \2$81$wb$aAnxiety$5IEN$0(DNLM)D001007
=750  \2$81$wb$aChild$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002648
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aAnxiety$iand$aChild$5IEN

=LDR  00658cz  a2200253n  4500
=001  9880362067202441
=005  20120730162352.0
=008  050817i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85005835 
=035  \\$aBZK5741NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aBF575.A6$cPsychology
=150  \\$aAnxiety
=450  \\$aAngst
=450  \\$aAnxieties
=450  \\$aAnxiousness
=550  \\$wg$aEmotions
=550  \\$wg$aStress (Psychology)
=550  \\$aAgitation (Psychology)
=550  \\$aFear
=550  \\$aWorry
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Anxiety)
=670  \\$aThes. psych. index terms$b(Anxiety UF Angst, Anxiousness)
=750  \2$aAnxiety$5IEN$0(DNLM)D001007

=LDR  00367cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362067302441
=005  20120730162351.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85005828 
=035  \\$aBZK5734NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRC864$bRC866
=150  \\$aAnus$xDiseases
=550  \\$wg$aProctology
=750  \2$aAnus Diseases$5IEN$0(DNLM)D001004

=LDR  00307cz  a2200121n  4500
=001  9880362067402441
=005  20120730162351.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|n\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85005827 
=035  \\$aBZK5733NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aAnus$xCancer
=750  \2$aAnus Neoplasms$5IEN$0(DNLM)D001005

=LDR  00382cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362067502441
=005  20060504145418.0
=008  920109||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85005826 
=035  \\$aBZK5732NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aAnus
=450  \\$aAnal sphincter
=550  \\$wg$aRectum
=550  \\$wg$aSphincters
=750  \2$aAnal Canal$0(DNLM)D001003$5IEN

=LDR  00438cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362067602441
=005  20120730162351.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85005820 
=035  \\$aBZK5726NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aAnuria
=450  \\$aAbsence of urine
=450  \\$aUrination, Absence of
=450  \\$aUrine$xSuppression
=550  \\$wg$aUrination disorders
=750  \2$aAnuria$5IEN$0(DNLM)D001002

=LDR  00607cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880362067702441
=005  20120730162351.0
=008  030418i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85005817 
=035  \\$aBZK5723NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQL668.E2$bQL668.E275$cZoology
=150  \\$aAnura
=450  \\$aAnurans
=450  \\$aEcaudata
=450  \\$aSalientia
=550  \\$wg$aAmphibians
=670  \\$aITIS search, Apr. 18, 2003$b(Anura, taxonomic rank: order)
=670  \\$aWeb. 3$b(anuran)
=670  \\$aLC Database, Apr. 18, 2003$b(titles: anurans)
=750  \2$aAnura$5IEN$0(DNLM)D001001

=LDR  00874cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880362067802441
=005  20120730162349.0
=008  040517i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85005804 
=035  \\$aBZK5710NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dWaU
=053  \0$aQL568.F7$cZoology
=150  \\$aAnts
=450  \\$aAculeata
=450  \\$aFormicidae
=550  \\$wg$aHymenoptera
=550  \\$aMyrmecology
=670  \\$aITIS search, May 17, 2004$b(Formicidae, common name: ants in order Hymenoptera)
=670  \\$aWikipedia, May 1, 2012:$bAnt (Ants are social insects of the family Formicidae and, along with the related wasps and bees, belong to the order Hymenoptera) Myrmecology (Myrmecology is the scientific study of ants, a branch of entomology.)
=670  \\$aantARK website, May 1, 2012:$bhome page (Myrmecology, the study of ants)
=750  \2$aAnts$5IEN$0(DNLM)D001000

=LDR  00411cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362067902441
=005  20120730162349.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85005791 
=035  \\$aBZK5697NU
=035  \\$aSH 85005791
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aQL942
=150  \\$aAntlers
=550  \\$wg$aHorns
=681  \\$iExample under$aAnimal weapons
=750  \2$aAntlers$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000999

=LDR  00669cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880362068002441
=005  20060516091853.0
=008  030814i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85005787 
=035  \\$aBZK5693NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aRM411$cTherapeutics
=053  \0$aRS431.A66$cPharmacy
=150  \\$aAntiviral agents
=450  \\$aAntiviral drugs
=450  \\$aAntivirals
=550  \\$wg$aAnti-infective agents
=550  \\$aVirus diseases$xChemotherapy
=550  \\$aVirus inhibitors
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Antiviral Agents)
=670  \\$aLC database, Aug. 14, 2003$b(titles: antiviral drugs)
=750  \2$aAntiviral Agents$0(DNLM)D000998$5IEN

=LDR  00375cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362068102441
=005  20120730162349.0
=008  860211||\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85005786 
=035  \\$aBZK5692NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aAntivenins
=450  \\$aAntivenoms
=550  \\$wg$aAntitoxins
=550  \\$aVenom
=750  \2$aAntivenins$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000997

=LDR  00372cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362068202441
=005  20120730162348.0
=008  030521i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85005785 
=035  \\$aBZK5691NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aAntitussive agents
=550  \\$wg$aRespiratory agents
=550  \\$aCough
=750  \2$aAntitussive Agents$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000996

=LDR  00483cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362068302441
=005  20120730162348.0
=008  860211||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85005784 
=035  \\$aBZK5690NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aAntitubercular agents
=450  \\$aDrugs, Antitubercular
=450  \\$aTuberculostatic agents
=550  \\$wg$aAntibacterial agents
=550  \\$aTuberculosis$xChemotherapy
=750  \2$aAntitubercular Agents$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000995

=LDR  00727cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880362068402441
=005  20120730162346.0
=008  040402i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85005782 
=035  \\$aBZK5688NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dAuSU$dDGPO$dDLC
=150  \\$aAntitrust law
=450  \\$aAnti-trust law
=450  \\$aCompetition law
=450  \\$aCompetition$xLaw and legislation
=450  \\$wnne$aTrusts, Industrial$xLaw
=450  \\$aTrusts, Industrial$xLaw and legislation
=550  \\$wg$aCommercial law
=550  \\$wg$aTrade regulation
=670  \\$aCompetition law in Australia, 1996.
=670  \\$aMaitland-Walker, J. International anti-trust law, 1984.
=750  \2$aAntitrust Laws$5IEN$0(DNLM)D016363

=LDR  00540cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362068502441
=005  20120730162346.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85005780 
=035  \\$aBZK5686NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQP631$bQP632$cBiochemistry
=053  \\$aRM278$cSerotherapy
=150  \\$aAntitoxins
=450  \\$wnne$aToxins and antitoxins
=550  \\$wg$aAntidotes
=550  \\$wg$aBiologicals
=550  \\$wg$aImmunoglobulins
=550  \\$aToxins
=750  \2$aAntitoxins$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000992

=LDR  00409cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362068602441
=005  20120730162346.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85005773 
=035  \\$aBZK5679NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aAntispasmodics
=450  \\$aSpasmolytic agents
=550  \\$wg$aMuscle relaxants
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/17/90
=750  \2$aParasympatholytics$5IEN$0(DNLM)D010276

=LDR  01388cz  a2200265n  4500
=001  9880362068702441
=005  20120730162345.0
=008  930323i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85005772 
=035  \\$aBZK5678NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRC555
=150  \\$aAntisocial personality disorders
=450  \\$aPsychopathic personality
=450  \\$wnne$aSociopathic personality
=550  \\$wg$aPersonality disorders
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 82-18440: McCord, W.J. The psychopath and milieu therapy : a longitudinal study, 1982.
=670  \\$aMESH$b("Individuals who repeatedly come into conflict with society and who lack the capacity to form significat attachments or loyalties to others or to codes of living")
=670  \\$aWeb. 3$b(Antisocial)
=670  \\$aDorland's med. dict.$b(Personality: antisocial p. "called also psychopathic and sociopathic p.)
=670  \\$aNLM$b(Antisocial personality disorder: x Psychopathic personality, x Sociopathic personality, x Dyssocial behavior, x Social behavior disorder)
=670  \\$aThes. psych. index terms$b(Antisocial personality: x Psychopath, x Sociopath)
=670  \\$aPsychiatric glossary$b(Personality disorders, Antisocial)
=680  \\$iHere are entered works on a group of personality disorders which have in common antisocial behavior.
=750  \2$aAntisocial Personality Disorder$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000987

=LDR  00476cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362068802441
=005  20120730162345.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85005771 
=035  \\$aBZK5677NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aAntisickling agents
=450  \\$aDesickling agents
=450  \\$aSickling inhibitors
=550  \\$wg$aHematologic agents
=550  \\$aSickle cell anemia$xChemotherapy
=750  \2$aAntisickling Agents$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000986

=LDR  00637cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362068902441
=005  20120730162317.0
=008  860211||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85005040 
=035  \\$aBZK4946NU
=035  \\$aSH 85005040
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aAngiotensin converting enzyme$xInhibitors
=450  \\$aACE inhibitors
=550  \\$wg$aHypotensive agents
=550  \\$wg$aProtease inhibitors
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Hypertension and the angiotensin system : therapeutic approaches, c1984.
=670  \\$aLC database, June 12, 1989.
=750  \2$aAngiotensin Converting Enzyme Inhibitors$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000806

=LDR  00989cz  a2200325n  4500
=001  9880362069002441
=005  20120730162317.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85005039 
=035  \\$aBZK4945NU
=035  \\$aSH 85005039
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aQP609.A53
=150  \\$aAngiotensin converting enzyme
=450  \\$aACE (Enzyme)
=450  \\$aCarboxycathepsin
=450  \\$aConverting enzyme, Angiotensin
=450  \\$aConverting enzyme, Serum
=450  \\$aDipeptidyl carboxypeptidase
=450  \\$aDipeptidyl carboxypeptidase I
=450  \\$aKininase II
=450  \\$aPeptidase P
=450  \\$aPeptidyl dipeptidase A
=450  \\$aSerum converting enzyme
=550  \\$wg$aPeptidase
=670  \\$aCardiac and renal failure: an expanding role for ACE inhibitors, c1989.
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Kininase II)
=670  \\$aDorland's med. dict.
=670  \\$aEnzyme nomenclature, 1984.
=750  \2$aPeptidyl-Dipeptidase A$5IEN$0(DNLM)D007703

=LDR  00531cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362069102441
=005  20120730162316.0
=008  000530i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85005038 
=035  \\$aBZK4944NU
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh 85005038
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aQP572.A54
=150  \\$aAngiotensins
=450  \\$wnne$aAngiotensin
=550  \\$wg$aNeuropeptides
=550  \\$wg$aOligopeptides
=550  \\$wg$aPeptide hormones
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Angiotensins)
=750  \2$aAngiotensins$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000809

=LDR  00346cz  a2200133n  4500
=001  9880362069202441
=005  20120730162316.0
=008  930224i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85005036 
=035  \\$aBZK4942NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aAngiostrongylosis
=550  \\$wg$aHelminthiasis
=750  \2$aAngiostrongylus$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000801

=LDR  00709cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362069302441
=005  20190617134824.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85005034
=035  \\$aBZK4940NU
=035  \\$aSH 85005034
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQK108$bQK474.5$cLocal
=053  \0$aQK495$cBotany
=150  \\$aAngiosperms
=450  \\$aFlowering plants
=450  \\$aMagnoliophyta
=550  \\$wg$aPhanerogams
=670  \\$aBritannica Micro.:$bv. 1, p. 405 (angiosperm, any member of the more than 250,000 species of flowering plants (division Magnoliophyta) having roots, stems, leaves, and well-developed conductive tissues.)
=750  \2$aMagnoliopsida$0(DNLM)D019684$5IEN

=LDR  00503cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362069402441
=005  20120730162316.0
=008  930224i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85005032 
=035  \\$aBZK4938NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aAngiosarcoma
=450  \\$aHemangioendothelioma, Malignant
=450  \\$aHemangiosarcoma
=450  \\$aMalignant hemangioendothelioma
=550  \\$wg$aBlood-vessels$xTumors
=550  \\$wg$aSarcoma
=750  \2$aHemangiosarcoma$5IEN$0(DNLM)D006394

=LDR  00617cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362069502441
=005  20120730162315.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85005031 
=035  \\$aBZK4937NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aRD598.5
=150  \\$aAngioplasty
=550  \\$wg$aBlood-vessels$xSurgery
=550  \\$wg$aSurgery, Plastic
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Marston, A. Color atlas of visceral artery reconstruction, 1984.
=670  \\$aDorland's med. dict.$b("plastic surg. reconstruction of blood-vessels")
=670  \\$aStedman's med. dict.
=750  \2$aAngioplasty$5IEN$0(DNLM)D017130

=LDR  00581cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362069602441
=005  20080208095959.0
=008  921112i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85005030 
=035  \\$aBZK4936NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aAngioneurotic edema
=450  \\$aAngioedema
=450  \\$aGiant urticaria
=450  \\$aQuincke's disease
=450  \\$aQuincke's edema
=550  \\$wg$aEdema
=550  \\$wg$aUrticaria
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Angioneurotic edema x Angioedema, Quincke's edema, Urticaria, Giant)
=750  \2$aAngioedema$0(DNLM)D000799$5IEN

=LDR  00348cz  a2200133n  4500
=001  9880362069702441
=005  20120730162315.0
=008  930224i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85005029 
=035  \\$aBZK4935NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aAngiomatosis
=550  \\$wg$aBlood-vessels$xDiseases
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=001  9880362073502441
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=LDR  00338cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362073602441
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=LDR  00523cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362073702441
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=001  9880362073802441
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=001  9880362074002441
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=001  9880362074202441
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=001  9880362074502441
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=LDR  00636cz  a2200229n  4500
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=LDR  00699cz  a2200241n  4500
=001  9880362074702441
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=LDR  00341cz  a2200121n  4500
=001  9880362074802441
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=LDR  00463cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362074902441
=005  20120730163223.0
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=LDR  00542cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362075002441
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=LDR  00696cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362075302441
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=001  9880362075502441
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=001  9880362697602441
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=LDR  00505cz  a2200181n  4500
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=LDR  01097cz  a2200193n  4500
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=LDR  00366cz  a2200133n  4500
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=150  \\$aVeterinary medicine$xStudy and teaching
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=750  \2$aEducation, Veterinary$5IEN$0(DNLM)D004520

=LDR  01379cz  a2200301n  4500
=001  9880362698602441
=005  20120730164049.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85143046 
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=053  \0$aSF600$bSF1100
=150  \\$aVeterinary medicine
=360  \\$isubdivision$aDiseases$iunder groups of animals, e.g.$aCattle--Diseases; Horses--Diseases;$iindividual animal diseases, e.g.$aFoot-and-mouth disease; Classical swine fever; Smallpox in animals;$iand headings beginning with the word$aVeterinary
=360  \\$isubdivision$aDiseases$iunder classes of animals, e.g.$aCattle--Diseases; Horses--Diseases;$inames of particular diseases, e.g.$aFoot-and-mouth disease; Hog cholera; Smallpox in animals;$iand headings beginning with the word$aVeterinary
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=450  \\$aLarge animal medicine
=450  \\$aLarge animal veterinary medicine
=450  \\$aLivestock medicine
=450  \\$aVeterinary science
=550  \\$wg$aMedicine
=550  \\$aAnimal health
=550  \\$aAnimals$xDiseases
=550  \\$aDomestic animals$xDiseases
=550  \\$aLivestock$xDiseases
=550  \\$aLivestock$xLosses
=670  \\$aLC data base, 2/7/90$b(large animal surgery, large animal practice, large animal anesthesia, large animal ophthalmology)
=750  \2$aVeterinary Medicine$5IEN$0(DNLM)D014730

=LDR  00840cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880362698702441
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=008  871218i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85143040 
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=035  \\$aBZZ2946NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aSF757.2
=150  \\$aVeterinary immunology
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=450  \\$aDomestic animals$xImmunology
=450  \\$aLivestock$xImmunology
=550  \\$wg$aClinical immunology
=550  \\$aImmunologic diseases in animals
=750  \2$aAnimal Diseases$ximmunology$5IEN-M$0(DNLM)D000820Q000276
=750  \2$aAnimal Population Groups$ximmunology$5IEN-M$0(DNLM)D000828Q000276
=750  \2$aImmune System Diseases$0(DNLM)D007154Q000662$xveterinary$5IEN-M

=LDR  01097cz  a2200253n  4500
=001  9880362698802441
=005  20120730164049.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85143037 
=035  \\$aBZZ2943NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aSF604.4$bSF604.7
=150  \\$aVeterinary hospitals
=450  \\$aAnimal clinics
=450  \\$aAnimal hospitals
=450  \\$aHospitals, Animal$5IEN
=450  \\$aHospitals for animals
=450  \\$aHospitals, Veterinary$5IEN
=450  \\$aVeterinary clinics
=550  \\$wg$aHospitals
=670  \\$a96-61353: Fling, W.E. Developing a procedure manual for your veterinary clinic, c1996.
=670  \\$aBiol. & agr. index:$bb. 48 (Veterinary clinics SEE Veterinary hospitals)
=670  \\$aD.C. Yellow pages, May 1966-Apr. 1996:$bp. 1398 (Veterinarians; American Animal Hospital Association. When choosing a veterinary hospital, look for the AAHA symbol -- AAHA Hospital Members -- Friendship Hospital for Animals, Benson Animal Hospital, Chevy Chase Veterinary Clinic; Animal Clinic)
=750  \2$aHospitals, Animal$5IEN$0(DNLM)D006762

=LDR  01407cz  a2200313n  4500
=001  9880362698902441
=005  20130209162026.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85141722 
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=053  \0$aQK495.E68$cBotany
=072  \7$aH 1180$2lcsh
=150  \\$aVaccinium
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=450  \\$aHugeria
=450  \\$aNeojunghuhnia
=450  \\$aOxycoccus
=450  \\$aPolycodium
=450  \\$aRigiolepis
=550  \\$wg$aEricaceae
=670  \\$aTrehane, J. Blueberries, cranberries, and other vacciniums, c2004.
=670  \\$aITIS, Oct. 8, 2012$b(Genus Vaccinium - blueberries, huckleberry, blueberry)
=670  \\$aGRIN taxonomy for plants, via WWW, Oct. 8, 2012$b(Genus Vaccinium. Family Ericaceae, subfamily Vaccinioideae, tribe Vaccinieae. Synonyms: Hornemannia; Hugeria; Neojunghuhnia; Oxycoccus; Rigiolepis; possible synonym: Symphysia)
=670  \\$aThe plants database, via WWW, Oct. 8, 2012$b(Vaccinium - blueberry)
=670  \\$aWikipedia, Oct. 8, 2012$b(Vaccinium is a genus of shrubs or dwarf shrubs in the plant Family Ericaceae. The fruit of many species are eaten by humans and some are of commercial importance, including the cranberry, blueberry, bilberry or whortleberry, lingonberry or cowberry, and huckleberry.)
=750  \0$aVaccinium$5IEN

=LDR  00423cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362699002441
=005  20120730164041.0
=008  920330i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85141721 
=035  \\$aBZZ1627NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aVaccinia
=450  \\$aCowpox
=450  \\$aVaccina
=550  \\$wg$aCattle$xVirus diseases
=550  \\$wg$aPoxvirus diseases
=750  \2$aVaccinia$5IEN$0(DNLM)D014615

=LDR  00407cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362699102441
=005  20120730164041.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85141718 
=035  \\$aBZZ1624NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQR189$bQR189.5$cImmunology
=053  \\$aRM281$cTherapeutics
=150  \\$aVaccines
=550  \\$wg$aBiologicals
=750  \2$aVaccines$5IEN$0(DNLM)D014612

=LDR  00705cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362699202441
=005  20120730164041.0
=008  931213i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85141715 
=035  \\$aBZZ1621NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRJ240
=150  \\$aVaccination of children
=450  \\$aChildren$xDiseases$xVaccination
=450  \\$aChildren$xVaccination
=450  \\$aCommunicable diseases in children$xVaccination
=550  \\$wg$aImmunization of children
=750  \2$81$wb$aVaccination$5IEN$0(DNLM)D014611
=750  \2$81$wb$aChild$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002648
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aVaccination$iand$aChild$5IEN

=LDR  01202cz  a2200265n  4500
=001  9880362699302441
=005  20190318145308.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85141709
=035  \\$aBZZ1615NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aRA638$cPublic health
=053  \0$aRM281$cTherapeutics
=150  \\$aVaccination
=360  \\$isubdivision$aVaccination$iunder individual diseases and types of diseases and individual animals and groups of animals, e.g.$aTuberculosis--Vaccination; Cattle--Vaccination
=360  \\$isubdivision$aVaccination$iunder individual diseases and individual animals and groups of animals, e.g.$aTuberculosis--Vaccination; Cattle--Vaccination
=450  \\$aCommunicable diseases$xVaccination
=450  \\$wnne$aInoculation
=450  \\$aPreventive inoculation
=550  \\$wg$aCommunicable diseases$xPrevention
=550  \\$wg$aImmunization
=550  \\$aAnti-vaccination movement
=680  \\$iHere are entered works on active immunization with a vaccine. Works on any process, active or passive, that leads to increased immunity are entered under$aImmunization.
=681  \\$iNote under$aImmunization
=750  \2$aVaccination$5IEN$0(DNLM)D014611

=LDR  00340cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362699402441
=005  20120730164041.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85141651 
=035  \\$aBZZ1557NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQM306
=150  \\$aUvula
=550  \\$wg$aPalate, Soft
=750  \2$aUvula$5IEN$0(DNLM)D014609

=LDR  00418cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362699502441
=005  20120730164041.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85141648 
=035  \\$aBZZ1554NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRE351
=150  \\$aUveitis
=450  \\$aUvea$xInflammation
=550  \\$wg$aEye$xInflammation
=550  \\$wg$aUvea$xDiseases
=750  \2$aUveitis$5IEN$0(DNLM)D014605

=LDR  00304cz  a2200121n  4500
=001  9880362699602441
=005  20120730164041.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|n\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85141647 
=035  \\$aBZZ1553NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aUvea$xDiseases
=750  \2$aUveal Diseases$5IEN$0(DNLM)D014603

=LDR  00359cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362699702441
=005  20120730164041.0
=008  860211||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85141646 
=035  \\$aBZZ1552NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aUvea
=450  \\$aUveal tract
=550  \\$wg$aAnterior segment (Eye)
=750  \2$aUvea$5IEN$0(DNLM)D014602

=LDR  00548cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880362699802441
=005  20120730164041.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85141635 
=035  \\$aBZZ1541NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aHX806$bHX811
=150  \\$aUtopias
=450  \\$aIdeal states
=450  \\$aStates, Ideal
=450  \\$aUtopian literature
=550  \\$wg$aPolitical science
=550  \\$wg$aSocialism
=550  \\$wg$aVoyages, Imaginary
=550  \\$aDystopias
=750  \2$aUtopias$5IEN$0(DNLM)D014601

=LDR  00337cz  a2200133n  4500
=001  9880362699902441
=005  20120730164041.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|n\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85141620 
=035  \\$aBZZ1526NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRC280.U8
=150  \\$aUterus$xTumors
=750  \2$aUterine Neoplasms$5IEN$0(DNLM)D014594

=LDR  00333cz  a2200133n  4500
=001  9880362700002441
=005  20120730164041.0
=008  940322i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|n\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85141617 
=035  \\$aBZZ1523NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRG361
=150  \\$aUterus$xRupture
=750  \2$aUterine Rupture$5IEN$0(DNLM)D014597

=LDR  00606cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880362700102441
=005  20120730164041.0
=008  920417i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85141615 
=035  \\$aBZZ1521NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRG361
=150  \\$aUterus$xProlapse
=450  \\$aProlapse of the uterus
=450  \\$aProlapsus uteri
=450  \\$aUterine prolapse
=450  \\$aVagina$xProlapse
=450  \\$aVaginal prolapse
=550  \\$wg$aUterus$xDisplacements
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Uterine prolapse x Vaginal prolapse)
=750  \2$aUterine Prolapse$5IEN$0(DNLM)D014596

=LDR  00413cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362700202441
=005  20120522100541.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85141613 
=035  \\$aBZZ1519LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \\$aRG361
=150  \\$aUterus$xDisplacements
=450  \\$aDisplacement of the uterus
=550  \\$wg$aUterus$xDiseases
=750  \2$aUterine Retroversion$0(DNLM)D060725$5IEN

=LDR  01222cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880362700302441
=005  20251029113509.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85141611
=035  \\$aBZZ1517NU
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh 85141611
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC$dDLC$dWaU
=053  \0$aRG301$bRG391
=150  \\$aUterus$xDiseases
=450  \\$aUterine diseases
=670  \\$aRing, A.M. The treatment of uterine diseases by means of the hot-air bath and hot-vaginal douche, 1882.
=670  \\$aDubuc, J. Risk factors, diagnosis, impacts, and therapies for postpartum uterine diseases in dairy cows, 2011.
=670  \\$aGimbel, H. Total or subtotal hysterectomy for benign uterine diseases?, 2006.
=670  \\$aUterine diseases, via MedlinePlus website, Sept. 18, 2013$b(If you have a uterine disease, the first sign may be bleeding between periods or after sex. Causes of abnormal bleeding include hormones, thyroid problems, fibroids, polyps, cancer, infection or pregnancy. ... Other uterine problems are endometriosis and adenomyosis.)
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=750  \2$iNarrower mapping$aBicornuate Uterus$0(DNLM)D000093663$4NM$5IEN-M
=930  \\$aMeSH Mapping GN 2025/10/29

=LDR  00722cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362700402441
=005  20140130115218.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85141610 
=035  \\$aBZZ1516NU
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC$dDLC$dWaU
=053  \0$aRC280.U8
=150  \\$aUterus$xCancer
=450  \\$aUterine cancer
=670  \\$aDizon, D.S. 100 questions & answers about uterine cancer, c2011.
=670  \\$aD�iaz-Montes, T.P. Johns Hopkins Medicine patients' guide to uterine cancer, c2010.
=670  \\$aUterine cancer : a fact sheet from the North Carolina Central Cancer Registry, State Center for Health Statistic, 2011, viewed online Sept. 18, 2013.
=750  \2$aUterine Neoplasms$5IEN$0(DNLM)D014594

=LDR  00423cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362700502441
=005  20120730164040.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85141607 
=035  \\$aBZZ1513NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQL881$cComparative anatomy
=053  \\$aQM421$cHuman anatomy
=053  \\$aQP265$cPhysiology
=150  \\$aUterus
=450  \\$aWomb
=750  \2$aUterus$5IEN$0(DNLM)D014599

=LDR  00496cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362700602441
=005  20060803091454.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85141557 
=035  \\$aBZZ1463LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aRF292.8
=150  \\$aUsher's syndrome
=450  \\$aUsher syndrome
=550  \\$wg$aDeafness
=550  \\$wg$aGenetic disorders
=550  \\$wg$aRetinitis pigmentosa
=550  \\$wg$aSyndromes
=750  \2$aUsher Syndromes$0(DNLM)D052245$5IEN

=LDR  00697cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880362700702441
=005  20251029112205.0
=008  921112i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85141474
=035  \\$aBZZ1380NU
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh 85141474
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=450  \\$aNettle rash
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=550  \\$wg$aSkin$xInflammation
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=930  \\$aMeSH Mapping GN 2025/10/29

=LDR  00472cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362700802441
=005  20120730164040.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85141472 
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=550  \\$wg$aUrticales
=670  \\$aRandom House$b(nettle family: the plant family Urticaceae)
=750  \2$aUrticaceae$5IEN$0(DNLM)D027003

=LDR  00621cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880362700902441
=005  20120730164040.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
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=550  \\$wg$aCholic acid
=550  \\$wg$aDiuretics
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=LDR  00368cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362701002441
=005  20120730164040.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85141454 
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=550  \\$wg$aMonosaccharides
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=LDR  00399cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362701102441
=005  20120730164040.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85141451 
=035  \\$aBZZ1357NU
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=550  \\$aGenitourinary organs$xDiseases
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=LDR  00333cz  a2200133n  4500
=001  9880362701202441
=005  20190131123619.0
=008  911219i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85141450
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=LDR  00460cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362701302441
=005  20120730164040.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85141449 
=035  \\$aBZZ1355NU
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=053  \\$aRC874.7
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=550  \\$wg$aUrology
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=LDR  00440cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362701402441
=005  20090220075334.0
=008  860211||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85141448 
=035  \\$aBZZ1354NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aUrokinase
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=LDR  00457cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362701502441
=005  20120730164040.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85141443 
=035  \\$aBZZ1349NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aUrodynamics
=450  \\$aUrine dynamics
=450  \\$aUrine hydrodynamics
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=550  \\$wg$aUrinary organs
=550  \\$wg$aUrine
=750  \2$aUrodynamics$5IEN$0(DNLM)D014563

=LDR  00339cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362701602441
=005  20120730164039.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85141438 
=035  \\$aBZZ1344NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQP211
=150  \\$aUrobilin
=550  \\$wg$aUrine
=750  \2$aUrobilin$5IEN$0(DNLM)D014557

=LDR  00691cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880362701702441
=005  20070514095738.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85141423 
=035  \\$aBZZ1329NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRC921.I5
=150  \\$aUrinary incontinence
=450  \\$aBladder control disorder
=450  \\$aIncontinence, Urinary
=450  \\$wnne$aUrine$xIncontinence
=550  \\$wg$aUrination disorders
=670  \\$aMESH.
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=670  \\$aLC data base, 05/11/89$b(Bladder control)
=750  \2$aUrinary Incontinence$0(DNLM)D014549$5IEN

=LDR  00749cz  a2200265n  4500
=001  9880362701802441
=005  20120730164039.0
=008  860211||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85141421 
=035  \\$aBZZ1327NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRB53$cPathology
=053  \\$aSF773$cVeterinary medicine
=150  \\$aUrine$xAnalysis
=450  \\$aDiagnosis, Urinary
=450  \\$aUrinalysis
=450  \\$wnne$aUrine$xAnalysis and pathology
=450  \\$wnne$aUrine$xFermentation and ferments
=450  \\$aUrine in disease
=450  \\$aUrine$xPathology
=450  \\$aUrine$xSemiology
=450  \\$aUrine$xTests
=550  \\$wg$aClinical chemistry
=550  \\$aUrine$xExamination
=750  \2$aUrinalysis$5IEN$0(DNLM)D016482

=LDR  00816cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880362701902441
=005  20120730164039.0
=008  860211||\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85141420 
=035  \\$aBZZ1326NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dICLAM
=053  \0$aQP211
=150  \\$aUrine
=450  \\$aPee
=550  \\$wg$aBody fluids
=550  \\$wg$aExcretion
=550  \\$wg$aKidneys
=670  \\$aGoodman, S.E. Gee whiz! it's all about pee, 2006.
=670  \\$aHart-Davis, A. Taking the piss : a potted history of pee, 2006.
=670  \\$aBean, J.W. Soaked! : a watersports handbook for men : erotic stories of piss play and guidelines to make getting soaked or satisfying your thirst safer, wilder, and more enjoyable, 2004.
=670  \\$aWeb. 3$b(pee: urine; piss: urine)
=750  \2$aUrine$5IEN$0(DNLM)D014556

=LDR  01176cz  a2200313n  4500
=001  9880362702002441
=005  20120730164039.0
=008  860211||\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85141419 
=035  \\$aBZZ1325NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dICLAM
=053  \0$aQP211
=150  \\$aUrination
=450  \\$aEmiction
=450  \\$aMicturition
=450  \\$aPeeing
=450  \\$aUrinating
=450  \\$aUrine$xSecretion
=450  \\$aVoiding (Urination)
=550  \\$wg$aUrinary organs
=550  \\$aBowel and bladder training
=550  \\$aEliminative behavior
=670  \\$aLoh, A. Peeing in the bush, c2009.
=670  \\$aFey, T. Bossypants, 2011:$btable of contents (Peeing in jars)
=670  \\$aPissing in the snow and other Ozark folktales, c1976.
=670  \\$aStokes, G. Incontinence & inappropriate urinating, 1987.
=670  \\$aWikipedia, Aug. 1, 2011$b(Urination, also known as micturition, voiding, peeing, weeing, pissing, and more rarely, emiction, is the ejection of urine from the urinary bladder through the urethra to the outside of the body)
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=750  \2$aUrination$5IEN$0(DNLM)D014554

=LDR  00650cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362702102441
=005  20120730164039.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85141417 
=035  \\$aBZZ1323NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=150  \\$aUrinary tract infections in children
=550  \\$wg$aCommunicable diseases in children
=550  \\$wg$aInfection in children
=550  \\$wg$aPediatric urology
=750  \2$81$wb$aUrinary Tract Infections$5IEN$0(DNLM)D014552
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=LDR  00510cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362702202441
=005  20120730164039.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85141416 
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=150  \\$aUrinary tract infections
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=550  \\$wg$aUrinary organs$xDiseases
=750  \2$aUrinary Tract Infections$5IEN$0(DNLM)D014552

=LDR  00645cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880362702302441
=005  20120730164039.0
=008  871218i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85141415 
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=035  \\$aBZZ1321NU
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=053  \\$aRG485.S7
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=LDR  00338cz  a2200133n  4500
=001  9880362702402441
=005  20120730164039.0
=008  040513i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85141412 
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=450  \\$aUrography
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=LDR  00573cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362702502441
=005  20120730164039.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85141407 
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=550  \\$wg$aUrology
=750  \2$aUrologic Diseases$5IEN$0(DNLM)D014570

=LDR  00515cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362702602441
=005  20120730164039.0
=008  860211||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85141406 
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=053  \\$aQM401$bQM413$cHuman anatomy
=053  \\$aQP248$bQP250.8$cPhysiology
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=450  \\$aUrinary tract
=550  \\$wg$aGenitourinary organs
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=LDR  00358cz  a2200133n  4500
=001  9880362702702441
=005  20120730164039.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85141404 
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=150  \\$aUrinary diversion
=550  \\$wg$aUrinary organs$xSurgery
=750  \2$aUrinary Diversion$5IEN$0(DNLM)D014547

=LDR  00504cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362702802441
=005  20120730164039.0
=008  920330i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
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=035  \\$aBZZ1309NU
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=550  \\$wg$aCatheterization
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=LDR  00290cz  a2200121n  4500
=001  9880362702902441
=005  20120730164039.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|n\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85141399 
=035  \\$aBZZ1305NU
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=150  \\$aUridine
=750  \2$aUridine$5IEN$0(DNLM)D014529

=LDR  00452cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362703002441
=005  20120730164038.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|n\ana\|||\\
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=053  \\$aRB147$cPathology
=053  \\$aRC918.L7$cLithemia
=053  \\$aRM216$bRM219$cDiet
=150  \\$aUric acid
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=LDR  00477cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362703102441
=005  20120730164038.0
=008  871218i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85141392 
=035  \\$a(OCoLC)02064908
=035  \\$aBZZ1298NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aUrethritis
=450  \\$aPseudogonorrhea
=450  \\$wnne$aUrethra$xInflammation
=550  \\$wg$aInflammation
=550  \\$wg$aUrethra$xDiseases
=750  \2$aUrethritis$5IEN$0(DNLM)D014526

=LDR  00334cz  a2200133n  4500
=001  9880362703202441
=005  20120730164038.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|n\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85141390 
=035  \\$aBZZ1296NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRC892
=150  \\$aUrethra$xStricture
=750  \2$aUrethral Stricture$5IEN$0(DNLM)D014525

=LDR  00332cz  a2200133n  4500
=001  9880362703302441
=005  20120730164038.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|n\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85141387 
=035  \\$aBZZ1293NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRC892
=150  \\$aUrethra$xDiseases
=750  \2$aUrethral Diseases$5IEN$0(DNLM)D014522

=LDR  00447cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362703402441
=005  20120730164038.0
=008  910606||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85141386 
=035  \\$aBZZ1292NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQL875$cComparative anatomy
=053  \\$aQM413$cHuman anatomy
=150  \\$aUrethra
=450  \\$wnne$aUrethra (Female)
=550  \\$wg$aUrinary organs
=750  \2$aUrethra$5IEN$0(DNLM)D014521

=LDR  00314cz  a2200121n  4500
=001  9880362703502441
=005  20120730164038.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|n\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85141380 
=035  \\$aBZZ1286NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aUreters$xTumors
=750  \2$aUreteral Neoplasms$5IEN$0(DNLM)D014516

=LDR  00633cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362703602441
=005  20120730164038.0
=008  930701i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85141376 
=035  \\$aBZZ1282NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aUreters$xObstructions
=450  \\$aObstructions, Ureteral
=450  \\$aUreteral obstruction
=450  \\$aUreteral occlusion
=450  \\$aUreteric obstruction
=550  \\$wg$aUreters$xDiseases
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Ureteral obstruction)
=670  \\$aLC data base, 4/5/93$b(Ureteric obstruction; Ureteral occlusion)
=750  \2$aUreteral Obstruction$5IEN$0(DNLM)D014517

=LDR  00344cz  a2200133n  4500
=001  9880362703702441
=005  20120730164038.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|n\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85141374 
=035  \\$aBZZ1280NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRC900$bRC901
=150  \\$aUreters$xDiseases
=750  \2$aUreteral Diseases$5IEN$0(DNLM)D014515

=LDR  00403cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362703802441
=005  20120730164038.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85141373 
=035  \\$aBZZ1279NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQL872$cComparative anatomy
=053  \\$aQM408$cHuman anatomy
=150  \\$aUreters
=550  \\$wg$aUrinary organs
=750  \2$aUreter$5IEN$0(DNLM)D014513

=LDR  00544cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362703902441
=005  20120730164029.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85138354 
=035  \\$aBZY8260NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRC186.T83
=150  \\$aTsutsugamushi disease
=450  \\$aJapanese river fever
=450  \\$aScrub typhus
=450  \\$aTyphus, Scrub
=550  \\$wg$aRickettsial diseases
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Scrub typhus X Tsutsugamushi; Typhus, Scrub)
=750  \2$aScrub Typhus$5IEN$0(DNLM)D012612

=LDR  00550cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880362704002441
=005  20100810211613.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85138348 
=035  \\$aBZY8254NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aGC219$bGC223
=150  \\$aTsunamis
=450  \\$aEarthquake sea waves
=450  \\$aSeismic sea waves
=450  \\$aSeismic surges
=450  \\$wnne$aTidal waves
=450  \\$aTunamis
=550  \\$wg$aNatural disasters
=550  \\$wg$aOcean waves
=750  \2$aTsunamis$0(DNLM)D057192$5IEN-M

=LDR  00419cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362704102441
=005  20120730164029.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85138338 
=035  \\$aBZY8244LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aQK494.5.P66$cBotany
=053  \\$aSD397.T78$cForestry
=150  \\$aTsuga
=450  \\$aHemlocks (Trees)
=550  \\$wg$aPinaceae
=750  \2$aTsuga$5IEN$0(DNLM)D028225

=LDR  00472cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362704202441
=005  20120730164029.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85138319 
=035  \\$aBZY8225NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQL537.G4$cZoology
=053  \\$aRA641.T7$cPublic health
=053  \\$aSF807$cVeterinary medicine
=150  \\$aTsetse-flies
=450  \\$aGlossina
=550  \\$wg$aFlies
=750  \2$aTsetse Flies$5IEN$0(DNLM)D014370

=LDR  00391cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362704302441
=005  20120730164029.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85138304 
=035  \\$aBZY8210NU
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh 85138304
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aTryptamine
=550  \\$wg$aBiogenic amines
=550  \\$wg$aIndole
=750  \2$aTryptamines$5IEN$0(DNLM)D014363

=LDR  00343cz  a2200133n  4500
=001  9880362704402441
=005  20120730164029.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85138303 
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=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aTrypsinogen
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=750  \2$aTrypsinogen$5IEN$0(DNLM)D014362

=LDR  00523cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362704502441
=005  20120730164029.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85138302 
=035  \\$aBZY8208NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aTrypsin inhibitors
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=450  \\$aAntitrypsin
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=LDR  00494cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362704602441
=005  20120730164029.0
=008  860211||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85138301 
=035  \\$aBZY8207NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQP609.T7
=150  \\$aTrypsin
=450  \\$aAlkali proteinase
=450  \\$aTrypsase
=550  \\$wg$aDigestive enzymes
=550  \\$wg$aPancreas$xSecretions
=550  \\$wg$aSerine proteinases
=750  \2$aTrypsin$5IEN$0(DNLM)D014357

=LDR  00331cz  a2200133n  4500
=001  9880362704702441
=005  20120730164029.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|n\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85138299 
=035  \\$aBZY8205NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRM666.T
=150  \\$aTryparsamide
=750  \2$aTrypanocidal Agents$5IEN$0(DNLM)D014344

=LDR  00456cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362704802441
=005  20120730164029.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85138298 
=035  \\$aBZY8204NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN$dIEN
=150  \\$aTrypanosomatidae
=450  \\$aTrypanosomidae
=550  \\$wg$aKinetoplastida
=667  \\$aOld LCSH heading: Trypanosomidae
=690  \\$ar:GLS:3/28/88
=750  \2$aTrypanosomatina$5IEN$0(DNLM)D014351

=LDR  00601cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362704902441
=005  20120730164029.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85138296 
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=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
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=150  \\$aTrypanosomiasis in cattle
=450  \\$aAfrican trypanosomiasis in cattle
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=550  \\$wg$aTrypanosomiasis in animals
=750  \2$aTrypanosomiasis, Bovine$5IEN$0(DNLM)D014354

=LDR  00482cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362705002441
=005  20120730164029.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
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=450  \\$aFly disease
=450  \\$aTripanosomiasis
=450  \\$aTrypanosomiases
=550  \\$wg$aProtozoan diseases
=750  \2$aTrypanosomiasis$5IEN$0(DNLM)D014352

=LDR  00479cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362705102441
=005  20120730164029.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85138292 
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=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN$dIEN
=053  \\$aQL368.K5
=150  \\$aTrypanosoma brucei
=450  \\$aTrypanosoma brucei brucei$5IEN
=450  \\$aTrypanosoma brucei gambiense
=550  \\$wg$aTrypanosoma
=750  \2$aTrypanosoma brucei brucei$5IEN-M$0(DNLM)D014346

=LDR  00364cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362705202441
=005  20120730164029.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85138291 
=035  \\$aBZY8197NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQL368.K5
=150  \\$aTrypanosoma
=550  \\$wg$aTrypanosomatidae
=750  \2$aTrypanosoma$5IEN$0(DNLM)D014345

=LDR  00328cz  a2200133n  4500
=001  9880362705302441
=005  20120730164028.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|n\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85138290 
=035  \\$aBZY8196NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQH237$cStains
=150  \\$aTrypan blue
=750  \2$aTrypan Blue$5IEN$0(DNLM)D014343

=LDR  00608cz  a2200241n  4500
=001  9880362705402441
=005  20120730164028.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85138286 
=035  \\$aBZY8192NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aBJ1420$bBJ1428$cEthics
=150  \\$aTruthfulness and falsehood
=450  \\$aBelievability
=450  \\$aCredibility
=450  \\$aFalsehood
=450  \\$aLying
=450  \\$aUntruthfulness
=550  \\$wg$aReliability
=550  \\$wg$aTruth
=550  \\$aHonesty
=670  \\$aUMI business vocab.
=750  \2$aDeception$5IEN$0(DNLM)D008192

=LDR  00495cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362705502441
=005  20120730164028.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85138261 
=035  \\$aBZY8167NU
=035  \\$aSH 85138261
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aBF575.T7$cPsychology
=053  \0$aBJ1500.T78$cEthics
=150  \\$aTrust
=450  \\$wnne$aTrust (Psychology)
=550  \\$wg$aAttitude (Psychology)
=550  \\$wg$aEmotions
=750  \2$aTrust$5IEN$0(DNLM)D035502

=LDR  00470cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362705602441
=005  20120730164028.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85138260 
=035  \\$aBZY8166NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRD73.T8
=053  \\$aRD625$bRD626$cHernia
=150  \\$aTrusses (Surgery)
=550  \\$wg$aSurgery
=550  \\$wg$aSurgical instruments and apparatus
=550  \\$aHernia
=750  \2$aTrusses$5IEN$0(DNLM)D014340

=LDR  00492cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362705702441
=005  20120730164028.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85138254 
=035  \\$aBZY8160NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aTruncus arteriosus, Persistent
=450  \\$aPersistent truncus arteriosus
=550  \\$wg$aCongenital heart disease
=550  \\$wg$aFetal heart$xBlood-vessels$xAbnormalities
=750  \2$aTruncus Arteriosus, Persistent$5IEN$0(DNLM)D014339

=LDR  00358cz  a2200133n  4500
=001  9880362705802441
=005  20120730164028.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85138253 
=035  \\$aBZY8159NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aTruncus arteriosus
=550  \\$wg$aFetal heart$xBlood-vessels
=750  \2$aTruncus Arteriosus$5IEN$0(DNLM)D014338

=LDR  00516cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362705902441
=005  20120730164028.0
=008  050713i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85138085 
=035  \\$aBZY7991NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dWaU$dDLC
=053  \0$aQL638.S2$cZoology
=053  \0$aSH167.T86$cCulture
=150  \\$aTrout
=450  \\$aTrouts
=550  \\$wg$aSalmonidae
=670  \\$aWeb. 3$b(trout, pl. trout also trouts)
=681  \\$iNote under$aSalmon farming
=750  \2$aTrout$5IEN$0(DNLM)D014337

=LDR  00723cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362706002441
=005  20120730164028.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85138077 
=035  \\$aBZY7983NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aTropisms
=450  \\$aTropic responses
=550  \\$wg$aGrowth (Plants)
=550  \\$wg$aPlants$xIrritability and movements
=670  \\$aDict. of biol., 2004$b(tropism: the directional growth of a plant organ in response to an external stimulus, such as light, touch, or gravity)
=670  \\$aRudin, N. Dict. of modern biol., 1997$b(tropism: a directional growth movement of part of a plant in response to an external stimulus)
=750  \2$aTropism$5IEN$0(DNLM)D018523

=LDR  00402cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362706102441
=005  20120730164028.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85138063 
=035  \\$aBZY7969NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN$dIEN
=053  \\$aRC840.T7
=150  \\$aTropical sprue
=450  \\$aSprue, Tropical$5IEN
=550  \\$wg$aSprue
=750  \2$aSprue, Tropical$5IEN$0(DNLM)D013182

=LDR  00803cz  a2200277n  4500
=001  9880362706202441
=005  20120730164027.0
=008  910606i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85138061 
=035  \\$aBZY7967NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRC960$bRC962
=150  \\$aTropical medicine
=360  \\$iindividual tropical diseases
=450  \\$aDiseases, Tropical
=450  \\$aHygiene, Tropical
=450  \\$aMedicine$zTropics
=450  \\$aPublic health, Tropical
=450  \\$aSanitation, Tropical
=450  \\$aTropical diseases
=451  \\$wnne$aTropics$xDiseases and hygiene
=451  \\$aTropics$xSanitation
=550  \\$wg$aMedical climatology
=550  \\$wg$aMedicine
=681  \\$iNote under$aMedical geography
=750  \2$aTropical Medicine$5IEN$0(DNLM)D014330

=LDR  00353cz  a2200133n  4500
=001  9880362706302441
=005  20120730164027.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85138049 
=035  \\$aBZY7955NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aTrophoblastic tumors
=550  \\$wg$aUterus$xTumors
=750  \2$aTrophoblastic Neoplasms$5IEN$0(DNLM)D014328

=LDR  00329cz  a2200133n  4500
=001  9880362706402441
=005  20120730164027.0
=008  860211||\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85138048 
=035  \\$aBZY7954NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aTrophoblast
=550  \\$wg$aBlastocyst
=750  \2$aTrophoblasts$5IEN$0(DNLM)D014327

=LDR  01270cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362706502441
=005  20120730164027.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85138042 
=035  \\$aBZY7948LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dWaU$dDLC
=053  \0$aQK495.T77$cBotany
=150  \\$aTropaeolum
=450  \\$aNasturtiums (Tropaeolum)
=550  \\$wg$aTropaeolaceae
=670  \\$aITIS, Oct. 24, 2011$b(Genus Tropaeolum, common name: nasturtium, Family Tropaeolaceae, common name: nasturtiums; Tropaeolum majus -- nasturtium; Tropaeolum minus -- dwarf nasturtium; Tropaeolum peltophorum -- shield nasturtium; Tropaeolum tuberosum -- anu)
=670  \\$aThe plants database, via WWW, Oct. 24, 2011$b(Genus Tropaeolum--nasturtium, family Tropaeolaceae--Nasturtium family; Tropaeolum majus--nasturtium; Tropaeolum minus--dwarf nasturtium; Tropaeolum peltophorum--shield nasturtium; Tropaeolum tuberosum--anu)
=670  \\$aWikipedia, Oct. 24, 2011$b(Tropaeolum, commonly known as nasturtium, is a genus of roughly 80 species of annual and perennial herbaceous flowering plants and the only genus in the family Tropaeolaceae. It should not be confused with the Watercresses of the genus Nasturtium, of the mustard family)
=750  \2$aTropaeolum$5IEN$0(DNLM)D032388

=LDR  00814cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362706602441
=005  20120730164027.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85138041 
=035  \\$aBZY7947LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dWaU
=053  \0$aQK495.T77$cBotany
=150  \\$aTropaeolaceae
=450  \\$aCardamindaceae
=450  \\$aNasturtium family (Plants)
=550  \\$wg$aGeraniales
=670  \\$aITIS, Oct. 24, 2011$b(Family Tropaeolaceae - nasturtiums; Order Geraniales)
=670  \\$aThe plants database, via WWW, Oct. 24, 2011$b(Family Tropaeolaceae - Nasturtium family; Order Geraniales)
=670  \\$aGRIN taxonomy for plants, via WWW, Oct. 24, 2011$b(Family Tropaeolaceae. Number of accepted genera: 1. Synonym for family: Cardamindaceae)
=750  \2$aTropaeolaceae$5IEN$0(DNLM)D032387

=LDR  00753cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362706702441
=005  20120730164027.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85137990 
=035  \\$aBZY7896LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aQL458.2.T75
=150  \\$aTrombiculidae
=450  \\$aTrombiculids
=550  \\$wg$aAcariformes
=550  \\$wg$aChiggers (Mites)
=670  \\$aSyn. liv. org.:$bv. 2, p. 130 (Trombiculidae; trombiculids. Superfamily Trombidioidea, suborder Prostigmata, order Acariformes. Trombiculids are most closely related to Leeuwenhoekiidae)
=670  \\$aVercammen-Grandjean, P.H. The chigger mites of the world (Acarina: Trombiculidae & Leeuwenhoekiidae), 1975.
=750  \2$aTrombiculidae$5IEN$0(DNLM)D014324

=LDR  00445cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362706802441
=005  20120730164027.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85137940 
=035  \\$aBZY7846NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQL668.C28
=150  \\$aTriturus
=450  \\$aMolge
=450  \\$wnne$aTriton (Salamanders)
=550  \\$wg$aNewts
=550  \\$wg$aSalamandridae
=750  \2$aTriturus$5IEN$0(DNLM)D014319

=LDR  00397cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362706902441
=005  20120730164027.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85137936 
=035  \\$aBZY7842NU
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh 85137936
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQD181.H1$cChemistry
=150  \\$aTritium
=550  \\$wg$aHydrogen$xIsotopes
=750  \2$aTritium$5IEN$0(DNLM)D014316

=LDR  00365cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362707002441
=005  20120730164027.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85137919 
=035  \\$aBZY7825NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aTrisomy
=550  \\$wg$aChromosome abnormalities
=550  \\$wg$aChromosomes
=750  \2$aTrisomy$5IEN$0(DNLM)D014314

=LDR  00441cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362707102441
=005  20120730164027.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85137918 
=035  \\$aBZY7824NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aTrismus
=450  \\$aAnkylostoma (Disease)
=450  \\$aLockjaw
=550  \\$wg$aJaws$xDiseases
=550  \\$wg$aSpasms
=550  \\$aTetanus
=750  \2$aTrismus$5IEN$0(DNLM)D014313

=LDR  00522cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9882375289002441
=005  20240216142758.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85137901
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh 85137901
=035  \\$a(LIBRARY_OF_CONGRESS)98172469680000041
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \0$aGN63.6$cAnthropology
=053  \0$aHQ777.35$cSociology
=072  \\$aH 1100$2lcsh
=150  \\$aTriplets
=550  \\$wg$aMultiple birth
=550  \\$wg$aSiblings
=750  \2$aTriplets$5IEN$0(DNLM)D014310

=LDR  00576cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362707302441
=005  20120730164027.0
=008  920710||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85137543 
=035  \\$aBZY7449NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aTrimipramine
=450  \\$aTrimeprimine
=550  \\$wg$aAntidepressants
=550  \\$wg$aAntiulcer drugs
=550  \\$wg$aDimethylamine
=550  \\$wg$aHeterocyclic compounds
=550  \\$wg$aParasympatholytic agents
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Trimipramine, x Trimeprimine)
=750  \2$aTrimipramine$5IEN$0(DNLM)D014299

=LDR  00675cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362707402441
=005  20120730164026.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85137542 
=035  \\$aBZY7448NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aTrimethoprim
=550  \\$wg$aAntibacterial agents
=550  \\$wg$aAntimalarials
=550  \\$wg$aFolic acid$xAntagonists
=550  \\$wg$aPyrimidines
=670  \\$aMeSH browser, May 14, 2007$b(Trimethoprim. Scope note (in part): a pyrimidine inhibitor of dihydrofolate reductase, it is an actibacterial related to pyrimethamine. It is sometimes used alone as an antimalarial)
=750  \2$aTrimethoprim$5IEN$0(DNLM)D014295

=LDR  00437cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362707502441
=005  20120730164026.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85137538 
=035  \\$aBZY7444NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aQL666.O69$cZoology
=053  \\$aSF810.7.T79$cPest
=150  \\$aTrimeresurus flavoviridis
=450  \\$aHabu
=550  \\$wg$aTrimeresurus
=750  \2$aTrimeresurus$5IEN-M$0(DNLM)D017841

=LDR  00571cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362516902441
=005  20120730163724.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85103500 
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aRC751
=150  \\$aPleurisy
=450  \\$aPleura$xInflammation
=450  \\$aPleuritis
=550  \\$wg$aPleura$xDiseases
=670  \\$aMESH via WWW, June 30, 2005$b(Pleurisy: same as pleuritis in foreign lit)
=670  \\$aInter. dict. med. biol.$b(pleurisy: inflammation or irritation of the pleura)
=750  \2$aPleurisy$5IEN$0(DNLM)D010998

=LDR  00394cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362517002441
=005  20120730163724.0
=008  910708||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85103499 
=035  \\$aBZV3405NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aPleural effusions
=550  \\$wg$aExudates and transudates
=550  \\$wg$aPleura$xDiseases
=750  \2$aPleural Effusion$5IEN$0(DNLM)D010996

=LDR  00322cz  a2200121n  4500
=001  9880362517102441
=005  20120730163724.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|n\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85103498 
=035  \\$aBZV3404NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aPleura$xTuberculosis
=750  \2$aTuberculosis, Pleural$5IEN$0(DNLM)D014396

=LDR  00360cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362517202441
=005  20120730163723.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|n\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85103494 
=035  \\$aBZV3400NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRC751
=150  \\$aPleura$xDiseases
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/18/90
=750  \2$aPleural Diseases$5IEN$0(DNLM)D010995

=LDR  00589cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362517302441
=005  20120730163723.0
=008  050630||\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85103493 
=035  \\$aBZV3399NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQL849$cComparative anatomy
=053  \0$aQM261$cHuman anatomy
=150  \\$aPleura
=550  \\$wg$aChest
=550  \\$wg$aLungs
=550  \\$wg$aMembranes (Biology)
=670  \\$aMESH via WWW, June 30, 2005$b(Pleura: the thin serous membrane enveloping the lungs and lining the thoracic cavity)
=750  \2$aPleura$5IEN$0(DNLM)D010994

=LDR  00417cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362517402441
=005  20120730163723.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85103492 
=035  \\$aBZV3398NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aPlethysmography
=550  \\$wg$aBlood$xCirculation
=550  \\$wg$aBlood flow$xMeasurement
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/18/90
=750  \2$aPlethysmography$5IEN$0(DNLM)D010991

=LDR  00386cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362517502441
=005  20050623084054.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85103451 
=035  \\$aBZV3357LC
=035  \\$aSH 85103451
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQR99.7.S39
=150  \\$aPlectonema
=550  \\$wg$aScytonemataceae
=750  \2$aPlectonema$0(DNLM)D046938$5IEN

=LDR  00392cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362517602441
=005  20110315165112.0
=008  860211||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85103437 
=035  \\$aBZV3343NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aBF175.5.P54
=150  \\$aPleasure principle (Psychology)
=550  \\$wg$aPsychoanalysis
=750  \2$aPleasure-Pain Principle$0(DNLM)D010990$5IEN

=LDR  00549cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880362517702441
=005  20100726090750.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85103436 
=035  \\$aBZV3342NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aBF515$cPsychology
=053  \\$aBJ1480$bBJ1486$cEthics
=150  \\$aPleasure
=550  \\$wg$aEmotions
=550  \\$wg$aEthics
=550  \\$wg$aSenses and sensation
=550  \\$wg$aUtilitarianism
=550  \\$aHappiness
=550  \\$aHedonism
=750  \2$aPleasure$0(DNLM)D057181$5IEN

=LDR  00447cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362517802441
=005  20120730163723.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85103375 
=035  \\$aBZV3281NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRJ505.P6
=150  \\$aPlay therapy
=450  \\$aPlay$xTherapeutic use
=550  \\$wg$aChild psychotherapy
=550  \\$wg$aRecreational therapy
=750  \2$aPlay Therapy$5IEN$0(DNLM)D010989

=LDR  00411cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362517902441
=005  20120730163723.0
=008  930701i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85103365 
=035  \\$aBZV3271NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aPlay
=450  \\$aRecreations
=550  \\$wg$aRecreation
=550  \\$aAmusements
=550  \\$aGames
=750  \2$aPlay and Playthings$5IEN$0(DNLM)D010988

=LDR  01251cz  a2200349n  4500
=001  9880362518002441
=005  20120730163723.0
=008  000311i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85103358 
=035  \\$aBZV3264NU
=035  \\$aSH 85103358
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dWaU
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=450  \\$aOrnithorhynchus brevirostris
=450  \\$aOrnithorhynchus crispus
=450  \\$aOrnithorhynchus fuscus
=450  \\$aOrnithorhynchus laevis
=450  \\$aOrnithorhynchus novaehollandiae
=450  \\$aOrnithorhynchus paradoxus
=450  \\$aOrnithorhynchus phoxinus
=450  \\$aOrnithorhynchus rufus
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=001  9880362518102441
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=053  \\$aQL391.P7
=150  \\$aPlatyhelminthes
=450  \\$aFlatworms
=450  \\$aFlat worms
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=450  \\$aPlatyhelminths
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=550  \\$wg$aWorms
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=LDR  00411cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362518202441
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=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85103335 
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=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aPlatybasia
=450  \\$aBasilar impression
=550  \\$wg$aSkull base$xAbnormalities
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=LDR  01560cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362518302441
=005  20130209162020.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85103311 
=035  \\$aBZV3217NU
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=053  \0$aQE516.P8$cGeochemistry
=053  \0$aTP245.P7$cChemical technology
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=670  \\$aFreedman, E. Platinum, via School of Chemistry, University of Bristol website, Oct. 15, 2012:$bplatinum compounds (platinum compounds; fluorides: platinum (IV) fluoride, platinum tetrafluoride; platinum (VI) fluoride, platinum hexafluoride; platinum (V) fluoride, platinum pentafluoride; chlorides: platinum (II, IV) chloride, platinum trichloride; platinum (IV) chloride 5-water, platinum tetrachloride 5-water; platinum (IV) chloride, platinum tetrachloride; platinum (II) chloride, platinum dichloride; bromides: platinum (II) bromide, platinum dibromide; platinum (II, IV) bromide, platinum tribromide; platinum (IV) bromide, platinum tetrabromide; iodides: platinum (II) iodide, platinum iodide; platinum (II, IV) iodide, platinum triiodide; platinum (IV) iodide, platinum tetraiodide; oxides: platinum (II) oxide; platinum dioxide, platinum (IV) oxide; platinum (IV) oxide peroxide, platinum trioxide; sulfides: platinum (II) sulphide; platinum (IV) sulphide, platinum disulphide)
=750  \2$aPlatinum Compounds$5IEN$0(DNLM)D017671

=LDR  00479cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362518402441
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=008  860211||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85103305 
=035  \\$aBZV3211NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQD181.P8$cChemistry
=053  \\$aTP245.P7$cChemical technology
=053  \\$aTS770$cManufactures
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=550  \\$wg$aPlatinum group
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=750  \2$aPlatinum$5IEN$0(DNLM)D010984

=LDR  00674cz  a2200241n  4500
=001  9880362518502441
=005  20120730163723.0
=008  860211||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85103285 
=035  \\$aBZV3191NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQP752.P62
=150  \\$aPlatelet activating factor
=450  \\$aAcetyl glyceryl ether phosphorylcholine
=450  \\$aAGECP
=450  \\$aPAF-acether
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=550  \\$wg$aEther lipids
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=550  \\$wg$aPhospholipids
=550  \\$aBlood platelets$xActivation
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/18/90
=750  \2$aPlatelet Activating Factor$5IEN$0(DNLM)D010972

=LDR  00432cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362518602441
=005  20120730163723.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85103222 
=035  \\$aBZV3128NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=150  \\$aPlastids
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=550  \\$aPlant pigments
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=LDR  00676cz  a2200241n  4500
=001  9880362518702441
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=008  871219||\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85103153 
=035  \\$a(OCoLC)02147683
=035  \\$aBZV3059NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
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=053  \\$aTP1101$bTP1135$cChemical technology
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=550  \\$aPlasticity
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=LDR  00414cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362518802441
=005  20120730163722.0
=008  921201||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85103152 
=035  \\$aBZV3058NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aTP247.7$cChemical technology
=150  \\$aPlasticizers
=550  \\$wg$aPlastics$xAdditives
=550  \\$aSolvents
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=LDR  00752cz  a2200265n  4500
=001  9880362518902441
=005  20120730163717.0
=008  860211||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85102519 
=035  \\$aBZV2425NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQL868$cComparative anatomy
=053  \\$aQM371$cHuman anatomy
=053  \\$aQP188.P58$cPhysiology
=150  \\$aPituitary gland
=450  \\$aHypophysis cerebri
=450  \\$wnne$aPituitary body
=550  \\$wg$aBrain
=550  \\$wg$aEndocrine glands
=550  \\$wg$aHypothalamo-hypophyseal system
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Kannan, C.R. The pituitary gland, c1987.
=670  \\$aMESH.
=670  \\$aNIH.
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/18/90
=750  \2$aPituitary Gland$5IEN$0(DNLM)D010902

=LDR  00433cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362519002441
=005  20120730163717.0
=008  020808i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85102518 
=035  \\$aBZV2424NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aPituitary-adrenal function tests
=450  \\$aAdrenal-pituitary function tests
=550  \\$wg$aEndocrine function tests
=750  \2$aPituitary-Adrenal Function Tests$5IEN$0(DNLM)D010912

=LDR  00575cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362519102441
=005  20120730163717.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85102478 
=035  \\$aBZV2384NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRK652.7
=150  \\$aPit and fissure sealants (Dentistry)
=450  \\$aFissure sealants (Dentistry)
=450  \\$aOcclusal sealants
=550  \\$wg$aDental adhesives
=550  \\$wg$aDental resins
=550  \\$wg$aSealing compounds
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/18/90
=750  \2$aPit and Fissure Sealants$5IEN$0(DNLM)D010895

=LDR  00630cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362519202441
=005  20120730163717.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85102466 
=035  \\$aBZV2372LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQK495.A498$cBotany
=053  \0$aRS165.P67$cPharmacy
=150  \\$aPistacia
=450  \\$aPistachia
=550  \\$wg$aAnacardiaceae
=670  \\$aITIS search, Dec. 16, 2004 (Pistacia, genus in Anacardiaceae)
=670  \\$aWeb. 3 (Pistacia: a small genus of trees (family Anacardiaceae) native to southern Europe, Asia, and No. America)
=750  \2$aPistacia$5IEN$0(DNLM)D027927

=LDR  00517cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362519302441
=005  20060614124255.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85102442 
=035  \\$aBZV2348NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRM666.P777
=150  \\$aPiroxicam
=450  \\$aHydroxymethylpyridinylbenzothiazinecarboxamide dioxide
=550  \\$wg$aAntiarthritic agents
=550  \\$wg$aNonsteroidal anti-inflammatory agents
=550  \\$wg$aPyridine
=750  \2$aPiroxicam$0(DNLM)D010894$5IEN

=LDR  00376cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362519402441
=005  20120730163717.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85102408 
=035  \\$aBZV2314NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQL668.E265$cZoology
=150  \\$aPipidae
=550  \\$wg$aAnura
=550  \\$wg$aToads
=750  \2$aPipidae$5IEN$0(DNLM)D010884

=LDR  00630cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362519502441
=005  20120730163717.0
=008  910708||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85102400 
=035  \\$aBZV2306NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQD401
=150  \\$aPiperidine
=450  \\$aHexahydropyridine
=450  \\$aPentamethyleneamine
=450  \\$aPentamethyleneimine
=550  \\$wg$aHeterocyclic compounds
=670  \\$aHawley chem. dict.$b(piperidine; hexahydropyridine, pentamethyleneamine)
=670  \\$aHackh chem. dict.$b(piperidine; pentamethyleneimine)
=750  \2$aPiperidines$5IEN$0(DNLM)D010880

=LDR  00298cz  a2200121n  4500
=001  9880362519602441
=005  20210129150722.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|n\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85102399
=035  \\$aBZV2305NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aPiperazine
=750  \2$aPiperazine$0(DNLM)D000077489$5IEN

=LDR  00362cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362519702441
=005  20120730163717.0
=008  920417i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85102397 
=035  \\$aBZV2303NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRM666.P765
=150  \\$aPiperacillin
=550  \\$wg$aPenicillin
=750  \2$aPiperacillin$5IEN$0(DNLM)D010878

=LDR  00992cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880362519802441
=005  20120730163717.0
=008  031215i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85102396 
=035  \\$aBZV2302NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dWaU
=053  \0$aQK495.P67$cBotany
=150  \\$aPiperaceae
=450  \\$aPeperomiaceae
=450  \\$aPepper family (Plants)
=450  \\$aPeppers (Plant family)
=550  \\$wg$aPiperales
=670  \\$aITIS, Dec. 15, 2003$b(Family Piperaceae -- peppers. Order Piperales)
=670  \\$aMabberley, D.J. The plant-book, c1997$b(Peperomiaceae = Piperaceae; Piperaceae Dicots - Magnoliidae - Piperales). Genera: Arctottonia, Macropiper, Manekia, Peperomia, Piper, Sarcorhachis, Trianaeopiper, Zippelia. Spices & stimulants (Macropiper, Piper) incl. some jaborandi, house-pls (Peperomia))
=670  \\$aPlants national database, via WWW, Dec. 15, 2003$b(Family  Piperaceae -- Pepper family, Order Piperales)
=750  \2$aPiperaceae$5IEN$0(DNLM)D026321

=LDR  01200cz  a2200253n  4500
=001  9880362519902441
=005  20120730163717.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85102395 
=035  \\$aBZV2301LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQK495.P67$cBotany
=053  \0$aSB307.P5$cCulture
=150  \\$aBlack pepper (Plant)
=450  \\$aPepper (Spice plant)
=450  \\$wnne$aPiper nigrum
=450  \\$aWhite pepper (Plant)
=550  \\$wg$aPiper (Genus)
=670  \\$aWiersman, J.H. World economic plants, 1999$b(Piper nigrum L., common names: black pepper, pepper, white pepper)
=670  \\$aHortus 3$b(Piper nigrum L., black pepper, white pepper, pepper plant. Black pepper is obtained from the dried unripe fruit; when the pericorp is removed the product obtained is white pepper)
=670  \\$aWeb. 3$b(black pepper: 1) a pungent condiment consisting of the fruit of an East Indian plant (Piper nigrum) ground with the black husk still on; 2) the black pepper plant)
=670  \\$aITIS search, Dec. 7, 2007$b(Piper nigrum L., common name: black pepper)
=688  \\$aHeading changed 20080117 from: 150:##:_{dollar}a Piper nigrum
=750  \2$aPiper nigrum$5IEN$0(DNLM)D029222

=LDR  00529cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362520002441
=005  20120730163717.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85102393 
=035  \\$aBZV2299LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQK495.P67$cBotany
=053  \0$aSB295.P63$cMedicinal plant
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=450  \\$aBetel pepper
=450  \\$aBetel vine
=450  \\$aChavica auriculata
=450  \\$aChavica betel
=550  \\$wg$aPiper (Genus)
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=LDR  00350cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362520102441
=005  20120730163717.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85102391 
=035  \\$aBZV2297LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQK495.P67
=150  \\$aPiper (Genus)
=550  \\$wg$aPiperaceae
=750  \2$aPiper$5IEN$0(DNLM)D031701

=LDR  00366cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362520202441
=005  20120730163716.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
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=035  \\$aBZV2183NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRL775
=150  \\$aPinta
=450  \\$aCaraate
=550  \\$wg$aTreponematoses
=750  \2$aPinta$5IEN$0(DNLM)D010874

=LDR  00453cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362520302441
=005  20120730163716.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85102268 
=035  \\$aBZV2174NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQH634
=150  \\$aPinocytosis
=550  \\$wg$aAbsorption (Physiology)
=550  \\$wg$aEndocytosis
=550  \\$aPhagocytosis
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/18/90
=750  \2$aPinocytosis$5IEN$0(DNLM)D010873

=LDR  00498cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362520402441
=005  20190719111959.0
=008  910606i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85102257
=035  \\$aBZV2163NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \0$aQL737.P6$bQL737.P64
=150  \\$aPinnipedia
=450  \\$aPinnipeds
=550  \\$wg$aMammals
=670  \\$aWeb. 3$b(Pinniped; Pinnipedia)
=670  \\$aRandom House$b(pinniped)
=750  \2$iRelated mapping$aPinnipedia$0(DNLM)D010872$4RM$5IEN

=LDR  00518cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362520502441
=005  20120730163716.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85102255 
=035  \\$aBZV2161LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQK495.C24$cBotany
=053  \0$aSB413.P55$cCulture
=150  \\$aPinks (Plants)
=450  \\$aDianthus
=450  \\$wnne$aPinks
=550  \\$wg$aCaryophyllaceae
=688  \\$aHeading changed 20080619 from: 150:##:_{dollar}a Pinks
=750  \2$aDianthus$5IEN$0(DNLM)D029749

=LDR  00336cz  a2200133n  4500
=001  9880362520602441
=005  20130919112916.0
=008  860211in\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85102234 
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=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aPineal gland$xTumors
=450  \\$aPinealoma
=750  \2$aPinealoma$5IEN$0(DNLM)D010871

=LDR  01001cz  a2200277n  4500
=001  9880362520702441
=005  20120730163716.0
=008  860211||\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85102232 
=035  \\$aBZV2138NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dCU-A
=053  \0$aQL868$cComparative anatomy
=053  \0$aQM371$cHuman anatomy
=053  \0$aQP188.P55$cPhysiology
=150  \\$aPineal gland
=450  \\$aEpiphysis cerebri
=450  \\$wnne$aPineal body
=550  \\$wg$aEndocrine glands
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Fundamentals and clinics in pineal research, c1987.
=670  \\$aLC data base, Aug. 22, 1988.
=670  \\$aCecil's textbook med.:$bp. 1199.
=670  \\$aDorland's med. dict.
=670  \\$aMosby's med. dict.
=670  \\$aZach, B. Topographie und mikroskopisch-anatomischer Feinbau der Epiphysis Cerebri von Hund und Katze, 1959.
=670  \\$aMeSH, Apr. 29, 2009$b(Epiphysis cerebri listed as a cross-reference under: Pineal Gland)
=750  \2$aPineal Gland$5IEN$0(DNLM)D010870

=LDR  00485cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362520802441
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=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85102199 
=035  \\$aBZV2105NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aQK494.5.P66$cBotany
=053  \\$aSD397.P55$bSD397.P75$cForestry
=150  \\$aPine
=450  \\$aPines
=450  \\$aPinus
=550  \\$wg$aPinaceae
=681  \\$iExample under$aTimber; Trees
=750  \2$aPinus$5IEN$0(DNLM)D028223

=LDR  00383cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362520902441
=005  20120730163715.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85102188 
=035  \\$aBZV2094NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQK494.5.P66$cBotany
=150  \\$aPinaceae
=450  \\$aAbietaceae
=550  \\$wg$aConifers
=750  \2$aPinaceae$5IEN$0(DNLM)D028201

=LDR  00390cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362521002441
=005  20120730163715.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85102183 
=035  \\$aBZV2089LC
=035  \\$ash 85102183
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aQK495.U48$cBotany
=150  \\$aPimpinella
=550  \\$wg$aUmbelliferae
=750  \2$aPimpinella$5IEN$0(DNLM)D028042

=LDR  00342cz  a2200133n  4500
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=LDR  00603cz  a2200205n  4500
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=035  \\$aBZV1540NU
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=LDR  00493cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362524002441
=005  20180117145756.0
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=035  \\$ash 85100623
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=LDR  00580cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362524102441
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=LDR  00498cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362524202441
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=001  9880362524302441
=005  20120730163704.0
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=001  9880362524402441
=005  20120730163704.0
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=010  \\$ash 85100610 
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=LDR  00547cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362524502441
=005  20120730163704.0
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=010  \\$ash 85100606 
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=LDR  00423cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362524602441
=005  20120730163704.0
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=LDR  00515cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362524702441
=005  20120730163704.0
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=LDR  00422cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362524802441
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=550  \\$aHomeopathic pharmacy
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=001  9880362524902441
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=LDR  01326cz   2200289n  4500
=001  9880362525002441
=005  20241022104842.0
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=001  9880362525102441
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=001  9880362525302441
=005  20120730163703.0
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=LDR  00644cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362525402441
=005  20120730163703.0
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=LDR  00514cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362525502441
=005  20120730163703.0
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=LDR  00540cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362525602441
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=001  9880362525702441
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=LDR  00444cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362525802441
=005  20120730163703.0
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=750  \2$aEthics, Pharmacy$5IEN$0(DNLM)D004994

=LDR  00641cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362525902441
=005  20080321100649.0
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=LDR  01081cz  a2200313n  4500
=001  9880362526002441
=005  20120730163703.0
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=010  \\$ash 85100573 
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=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
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=LDR  00361cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362526102441
=005  20101214125637.0
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=750  \2$aPhanerochaete$0(DNLM)D020075$5IEN

=LDR  00404cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362526202441
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=LDR  00815cz  a2200253n  4500
=001  9880362526302441
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=LDR  00708cz  a2200253n  4500
=001  9880362526402441
=005  20250211111022.0
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=LDR  00415cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362526502441
=005  20120730163702.0
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=750  \2$aPhagocytes$5IEN$0(DNLM)D010586

=LDR  01611cz  a2200373n  4500
=001  9880362526602441
=005  20110629121456.0
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=670  \\$aBold algae.
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=670  \\$aBritannica Micro.
=670  \\$aAmericana.
=670  \\$aCollier's.
=670  \\$aLC data base, 8/5/87.
=670  \\$aAlgaeBase, via WWW, Apr. 27, 2011$b(Class Phaeophyceae, Phylum Heterokontophyta, Infrakingdom Heterokonta, Subkingdom Chromobiota, Kingdom Chromista, Empire Eukaryota)
=670  \\$aNCBI taxonomy browser, Apr. 27, 2011$b(Phaeophyceae (brown algae). Synonyms: Fucophyceae, Phaeophyta, Chromophycota. Lineage: cellular organisms (no rank); Eukaryota (superkingdom); stramenopiles (no rank); PX clade (no rank))
=670  \\$aWorld register of marine species, via WWW, Apr. 27, 2011$b(Phaeophyceae. Status: accepted. Rank: Class. Classification: Chromista (Kingdom) > Chromobiota (Subkingdom) > Heterokonta (Infrakingdom) > Heterokontophyta (Phylum))
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=750  \2$aPhaeophyta$0(DNLM)D000459$5IEN

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=001  9880362526702441
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=010  \\$ash 85100497 
=035  \\$aBZV0403LC
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh 85100497
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQK495.S7$cBotany
=053  \0$aSB413.P43$cOrnamental plants
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=450  \\$wnne$aPetunia
=550  \\$wg$aSolanaceae
=670  \\$aWeb. 3$b(Petunia: a genus of branching and often straggling annual or perennial So. American herbs (family Solanaceae); petunia, -s: any plant of the genus Petunia)
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=LDR  00561cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362526802441
=005  20110505100331.0
=008  030130i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
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=450  \\$aCompanion animals
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=550  \\$aHousehold animals
=670  \\$aLC Database, Jan. 29, 200$b(titles: house pets)
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=LDR  00340cz  a2200133n  4500
=001  9880362326302441
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=010  \\$ash 85074740 
=035  \\$aBZS4646NU
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=150  \\$aLaryngectomy
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=750  \2$aLaryngectomy$5IEN$0(DNLM)D007825

=LDR  00524cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362326402441
=005  20120730163405.0
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=010  \\$ash 85074738 
=035  \\$aBZS4644NU
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=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
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=LDR  00373cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362326502441
=005  20120405094706.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|n\ana\|||\\
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=035  \\$aBZS4643NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQL939
=053  \\$aQM471
=053  \\$aQP366
=150  \\$aLaryngeal nerve
=750  \2$aLaryngeal Nerves$0(DNLM)D007823$5IEN

=LDR  00511cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362326602441
=005  20120730163405.0
=008  050422i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85074735 
=035  \\$aBZS4641NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aLarvae
=360  \\$isubdivision$aLarvae$iunder individual animals and groups of animals, e.g.$aFishes--Larvae
=450  \\$aLarvas
=550  \\$wg$aDevelopmental biology
=670  \\$aWeb. 3$b(larva: pl. larvae or larvas)
=750  \2$aLarva$5IEN$0(DNLM)D007814

=LDR  00589cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362326702441
=005  20120730163405.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85074734 
=035  \\$aBZS4640NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRJ406.L37
=150  \\$aLarva migrans, Visceral, in children
=550  \\$wg$aInfection in children
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=750  \2$81$wb$aChild$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002648
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=LDR  00492cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362326802441
=005  20120730163405.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85074733 
=035  \\$aBZS4639NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aLarva migrans, Visceral
=450  \\$aHuman toxocariasis
=450  \\$aToxocariasis, Human
=450  \\$aVisceral larva migrans
=550  \\$wg$aAscariasis
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/10/90
=750  \2$aLarva Migrans, Visceral$5IEN$0(DNLM)D007816

=LDR  00444cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362326902441
=005  20120730163405.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85074725 
=035  \\$aBZS4631LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQK495.Z9$cBotany
=150  \\$aLarrea
=450  \\$aCovillea
=550  \\$wg$aZygophyllaceae
=670  \\$aITIS search, Dec. 31, 2003 (Larrea Cav., genus)
=750  \2$aLarrea$5IEN$0(DNLM)D032442

=LDR  00556cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362327002441
=005  20120730163404.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85074696 
=035  \\$aBZS4602NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aQK494.5.P66$cBotany
=053  \\$aSD397.L3$cForestry
=150  \\$aLarches
=450  \\$wnne$aLarch
=450  \\$aLarix
=550  \\$wg$aPinaceae
=670  \\$aWeb. 3$b(noun: larch (sing.); larches (pl.))
=670  \\$aWorld Book$b(larch (sing.); larches (pl.))
=750  \2$aLarix$5IEN$0(DNLM)D028221

=LDR  00518cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362327102441
=005  20120730163404.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85074661 
=035  \\$aBZS4567NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRG107.5.L34$cGynecologic examination
=150  \\$aLaparoscopy
=450  \\$aCelioscopy
=450  \\$wnne$aPeritoneoscopy
=550  \\$wg$aAbdomen$xExamination
=550  \\$wg$aEndoscopy
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/17/90
=750  \2$aLaparoscopy$5IEN$0(DNLM)D010535

=LDR  00379cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362327202441
=005  20120730163404.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85074635 
=035  \\$aBZS4541NU
=035  \\$ash 85074635
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aQD181.L2
=150  \\$aLanthanum
=550  \\$wg$aCerium group
=750  \2$aLanthanum$5IEN$0(DNLM)D007811

=LDR  00355cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362327302441
=005  20120730163404.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85074627 
=035  \\$aBZS4533LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQK495.V48$cBotany
=150  \\$aLantana
=550  \\$wg$aVerbenaceae
=750  \2$aLantana$5IEN$0(DNLM)D032410

=LDR  00367cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362327402441
=005  20120730163404.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85074623 
=035  \\$aBZS4529NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aTP676
=150  \\$aLanolin
=550  \\$aWool-fat
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/10/90
=750  \2$aLanolin$5IEN$0(DNLM)D007809

=LDR  00587cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362327502441
=005  20120730163404.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
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=035  \\$aBZS4465NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aRJ496.L35
=150  \\$aLanguage disorders in children
=550  \\$wg$aCommunicative disorders in children
=750  \2$81$wb$aLanguage Disorders$5IEN$0(DNLM)D007806
=750  \2$81$wb$aChild$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002648
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aLanguage Disorders$iand$aChild$5IEN

=LDR  00773cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362327602441
=005  20120730163404.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85074558 
=035  \\$aBZS4464NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRC423$bRC428.5
=150  \\$aLanguage disorders
=450  \\$aDysphasia
=550  \\$wg$aCommunicative disorders
=680  \\$iHere are entered works on disorders of the central neurological functions affecting the reception, processing, or expression of language. Works on disorders of the physiological mechanisms required for the articulation, patterning, or production of speech are entered under$aSpeech disorders.
=681  \\$iNote under$aSpeech disorders
=750  \2$aLanguage Disorders$5IEN-M$0(DNLM)D007806

=LDR  00527cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362327702441
=005  20120730163403.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85074546 
=035  \\$aBZS4452NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aLB1575.8$bLB1577$cElementary education
=053  \\$aLB1631$bLB1632$cSecondary education
=150  \\$aLanguage arts
=450  \\$aCommunication arts
=450  \\$aLanguage arts$xStudy and teaching
=550  \\$wg$aCommunication
=750  \2$aLanguage Arts$5IEN$0(DNLM)D007803

=LDR  00427cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362327802441
=005  20120730163403.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85074519 
=035  \\$aBZS4425NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aLanguage and languages$xAbility testing
=450  \\$aLanguage assessment
=550  \\$wg$aLanguage and languages$xStudy and teaching
=750  \2$aLanguage Tests$5IEN$0(DNLM)D007807

=LDR  01331cz  a2200277n  4500
=001  9880362327902441
=005  20141115105052.0
=008  860211||\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85074518 
=035  \\$aBZS4424NU
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aP1$bP410
=150  \\$aLanguage and languages
=360  \\$iindividual languages and groups of languages, e.g.$aEnglish language; Semitic languages;$ialso subdivision$aLanguage$iunder names of individual corporate bodies, names of individual persons, and under classes of persons, disciplines, types of newspapers and individual wars; and subdivision$aLanguages$iunder names of countries, cities, etc., and under ethnic groups
=450  \\$aForeign languages
=450  \\$wnne$aLanguages
=550  \\$wg$aAnthropology
=550  \\$wg$aCommunication
=550  \\$wg$aEthnology
=550  \\$wg$aInformation theory
=550  \\$wg$aMeaning (Psychology)
=550  \\$wg$aPhilology
=550  \\$aLinguistics
=680  \\$iHere are entered works on language in general, works on the origin and history of language, and surveys of languages. Works dealing with the scientific study of human speech, including phonetics, phonemics, morphology and syntax, are entered under$aLinguistics.
=681  \\$iNote under$aLinguistics
=750  \2$aLanguage$5IEN$0(DNLM)D007802

=LDR  01299cz  a2200289n  4500
=001  9880362328002441
=005  20120730163403.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85074511 
=035  \\$aBZS4417NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aP118
=150  \\$aLanguage acquisition
=360  \\$isubdivision$aAcquisition$iunder names of individual languages, e.g.$aEnglish language--Acquisition
=450  \\$aAcquisition of language
=450  \\$aDevelopmental linguistics
=450  \\$aDevelopmental psycholinguistics
=450  \\$aLanguage and languages$xAcquisition
=450  \\$aLanguage development$5IEN
=450  \\$aLanguage development in children
=450  \\$aPsycholinguistics, Developmental
=550  \\$wg$aInterpersonal communication in children
=550  \\$wg$aPsycholinguistics
=680  \\$iHere are entered works which discuss from the linguistic or psycholinguistic viewpoint the process of the acquisition of the native language in children. Works which discuss child language in general or within an educational framework, including general characteristics and usage, are entered under the heading$aChildren--Language.
=681  \\$iNote under$aChildren--Language
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/9/90
=750  \2$aLanguage Development$5IEN$0(DNLM)D007804

=LDR  00819cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880362328102441
=005  20090613132733.0
=008  060521i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85074477 
=035  \\$aBZS4383NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dWaU
=053  \0$aQE599$bQE599.2
=150  \\$aLandslides
=450  \\$aLand slides
=450  \\$aLandsliding
=450  \\$aLandslips
=450  \\$aSlides (Landslides)
=550  \\$wg$aMass-wasting
=670  \\$aGloss. geol. (landslide: a general term covering a wide variety of mass-movement landforms and processes involving the downslope transport, under gravitational influence, of soil and rock material en masse)
=670  \\$aDict. of mining, mineral, and related terms, c1997$b(landslide syn: landsliding, slide, landslip)
=750  \2$aLandslides$0(DNLM)D055876$5IEN

=LDR  01180cz  a2200253n  4500
=001  9880362328202441
=005  20120730163403.0
=008  030606i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85074247 
=035  \\$aBZS4153NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dWaU
=053  \0$aQL638.2$bQL638.25$cZoology
=150  \\$aLampreys
=450  \\$aHyperoartia
=450  \\$aHyperoartii
=450  \\$aPetromyzontiformes
=450  \\$aPetromyzontiforms
=550  \\$wg$aCephalaspidomorphi
=670  \\$aNelson, J.S. Fishes of the world, c1994:$bp. 30 (Order Petromyzontiformes (Hyperoartii), Class Cephalaspidomorphi (Monorhina); petromyzontiforms)
=670  \\$aITIS, via WWW, June 6, 2003$b(Order Petromyzontiformes, Subclass Cephalaspidomorpha, Class Cephalaspidomorphi)
=670  \\$aCatalog of fishes, via WWW, June 6, 2003:$bclassification (Order Petromyzontiformes, Class Cephalaspidomorphi)
=670  \\$aEncyc. of fishes, 1995:$bp. 24 (Order Petromyzontiformes - Lampreys. Class Cephalaspidomorphi)
=670  \\$aCommon and sci. names of fishes from the U.S. and Canada, 1991:$bp. 11 (Order Petromyzontiformes, Class Cephalaspidomorphi--Lampreys)
=750  \2$aLampreys$5IEN$0(DNLM)D007798

=LDR  00337cz  a2200133n  4500
=001  9880362328302441
=005  20120730163403.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85074221 
=035  \\$aBZS4127NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aLaminectomy
=550  \\$wg$aSpine$xSurgery
=750  \2$aLaminectomy$5IEN$0(DNLM)D007796

=LDR  00569cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362328402441
=005  20120730163402.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85074201 
=035  \\$aBZS4107NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aQK495.L25$cBotany
=150  \\$aLamiaceae
=450  \\$wnne$aLabiatae
=450  \\$aMenthaceae
=450  \\$aMint family (Plants)
=450  \\$aNepetaceae
=550  \\$wg$aLamiales
=670  \\$aRandom House$b(mint family: the large plant family Labiatae (or Lamiaceae))
=750  \2$aLamiaceae$5IEN$0(DNLM)D019686

=LDR  00603cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362328502441
=005  20120405094255.0
=008  030707i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85074030 
=035  \\$aBZS3936NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dWaU
=053  \0$aGB1601$bGB1798.9$cHydrology
=053  \0$aQH98$cNatural history
=053  \0$aTD392$cWater-supply
=150  \\$aLakes
=450  \\$aLochs
=550  \\$wg$aBodies of water
=670  \\$aWeb. 3$b(loch: Scot. a lake; a bay or arm of the sea, esp. landlocked)
=681  \\$iExample under$aPhysical geography
=750  \2$aLakes$0(DNLM)D060106$5IEN

=LDR  00643cz  a2200253n  4500
=001  9880362328602441
=005  20120730163402.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85073989 
=035  \\$aBZS3895NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aHB95
=150  \\$aFree enterprise
=450  \\$aFree markets
=450  \\$wnne$aLaissez-faire
=450  \\$aMarkets, Free
=450  \\$aPrivate enterprise
=550  \\$wg$aEconomic policy
=670  \\$aWeb. 3.
=670  \\$aLIV.
=670  \\$aWorld Bank.
=670  \\$aLibrary Journal, 6/1/88.
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=LDR  00668cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362328702441
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=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85073948 
=035  \\$aBZS3854NU
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh 85073948
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQL737.L3$bQL737.L33$cZoology
=150  \\$aLagomorpha
=450  \\$aDuplicidentata
=450  \\$aLagomorphs
=550  \\$wg$aMammals
=670  \\$aITIS Database search, Oct. 2, 2001$b(Lagomorpha; vernacular name: lagomorphs, rabbits; rank: Order)
=670  \\$aWeb. 3$b(lagomorpha: an order; lagomorph: an animal of the order Lagomorpha)
=750  \2$aLagomorpha$5IEN$0(DNLM)D007793

=LDR  00410cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362328802441
=005  20120730163402.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85073944 
=035  \\$aBZS3850LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQK495.L9$cBotany
=053  \0$aSB413.L34$cOrnamental plants
=150  \\$aLagerstroemia
=550  \\$wg$aLythraceae
=750  \2$aLagerstroemia$5IEN$0(DNLM)D031563

=LDR  00353cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362328902441
=005  20120730163402.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85073938 
=035  \\$aBZS3844LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aQK621.L
=150  \\$aLagenidium
=550  \\$wg$aLagenidiaceae
=750  \2$aLagenidium$5IEN$0(DNLM)D044726

=LDR  00481cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362329002441
=005  20120730163402.0
=008  931025i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85073922 
=035  \\$aBZS3828NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRC271.L3
=150  \\$aLaetrile
=450  \\$aAmygdalin
=450  \\$aNitriloside
=450  \\$aVitamin B17
=550  \\$wg$aAntineoplastic agents
=550  \\$wg$aGlucuronic acid
=750  \2$aAmygdalin$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000678

=LDR  00632cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362329102441
=005  20120730163402.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
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=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRJ399.L33
=150  \\$aLactose intolerance in children
=550  \\$wg$aMetabolic disorders in children
=550  \\$wg$aPediatric gastroenterology
=750  \2$81$wb$aLactose Intolerance$5IEN$0(DNLM)D007787
=750  \2$81$wb$aChild$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002648
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=035  \\$aBZS3779NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRC632.L33
=150  \\$aLactose intolerance
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=450  \\$aIntolerance, Lactose
=450  \\$aLactase deficiency
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=550  \\$wg$aMalabsorption syndromes
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=LDR  00445cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362329302441
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=150  \\$aLactose
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=450  \\$aSugar of milk
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=750  \2$aLactose$5IEN$0(DNLM)D007785

=LDR  00366cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362329402441
=005  20080315134226.0
=008  920615||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85073870 
=035  \\$aBZS3776NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQD305.A2
=150  \\$aLactones
=550  \\$wg$aOrganic cyclic compounds
=750  \2$aLactones$0(DNLM)D007783$5IEN

=LDR  00716cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880362329502441
=005  20120730163402.0
=008  000131i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85073869 
=035  \\$aBZS3775NU
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh 85073869
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQP552.L345
=150  \\$aLactoferrin
=450  \\$wnne$aLactoferrins
=550  \\$wg$aCarrier proteins
=550  \\$wg$aIron proteins
=550  \\$wg$aMilk proteins
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Lactoferrin)
=670  \\$aIntl. dict. med. biol.$b(lactoferrin: an iron-binding protein of milk, other tissue fluids and neutrophils that chelates iron, thereby retarding bacterial proliferation)
=750  \2$aLactoferrin$5IEN$0(DNLM)D007781

=LDR  00638cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362329602441
=005  20120730163401.0
=008  920803i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85073868 
=035  \\$aBZS3774NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aLactate dehydrogenase virus
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=450  \\$aRiley virus
=450  \\$aRiley's lactic dehydrogenase elevating virus
=550  \\$wg$aArboviruses
=550  \\$wg$aTogaviruses
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Lactate dehydrogenase virus x Lactic dehydrogenase virus; Riley virus)
=750  \2$aLactate dehydrogenase-elevating virus$5IEN$0(DNLM)D007772

=LDR  00367cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362329702441
=005  20120730163401.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85073866 
=035  \\$aBZS3772NU
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=150  \\$aLactic acid
=550  \\$wg$aHydroxy acids
=750  \2$aLactic Acid$5IEN$0(DNLM)D019344

=LDR  00445cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362329802441
=005  20120730163401.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85073865 
=035  \\$aBZS3771NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRC861
=150  \\$aLactation disorders
=450  \\$aGalactorrhea
=550  \\$wg$aBreast$xDiseases
=550  \\$wg$aPuerperal disorders
=750  \2$aLactation Disorders$5IEN$0(DNLM)D007775

=LDR  00535cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880362329902441
=005  20120730163401.0
=008  041201i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85073863 
=035  \\$aBZS3769NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQP246$cPhysiology
=150  \\$aLactation
=450  \\$aMilk$xSecretion
=450  \\$aMilk secretion
=550  \\$wg$aMilk yield
=550  \\$wg$aPhysiology
=550  \\$aBreast milk
=550  \\$aBreastfeeding
=550  \\$aProlactin
=750  \2$aLactation$5IEN$0(DNLM)D007774

=LDR  00641cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880362330002441
=005  20120730163401.0
=008  860211||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85073861 
=035  \\$aBZS3767NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQP603.L33
=150  \\$aLactate dehydrogenase
=450  \\$aLactic acid dehydrogenase
=450  \\$aLactic cytochrome reductase
=450  \\$aLactic dehydrogenase
=450  \\$aLD (Enzyme)
=450  \\$aLDH (Enzyme)
=550  \\$wg$aOxidoreductases
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Lactate dehydrogenase x Lactic cytochrome reductase)
=750  \2$aLactate Dehydrogenases$5IEN$0(DNLM)D045022

=LDR  00774cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880362330102441
=005  20120730163401.0
=008  860211||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85073860 
=035  \\$aBZS3766NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQP609.G3
=150  \\$aBeta-galactosidase
=450  \\$aBeta-d-galactoside galactohydrolase
=450  \\$wnne$aLactase
=550  \\$wg$aGlycosidases
=670  \\$aGiec, A. Otrzymowanie i w�a�sciwo�sci preparatu beta-galaktozydazy ... 1982.
=670  \\$aEnz. Nomenclature:$bEC 3.2.1.23.
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=670  \\$aSingleton. Dict. microbiol. & molec. biol.$b(beta-galactosidase: lactase; Beta-d-galactoside galactohydrolase)
=750  \2$abeta-Galactosidase$5IEN$0(DNLM)D001616

=LDR  00438cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362330202441
=005  20120730163401.0
=008  930106i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85073858 
=035  \\$aBZS3764NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQD405
=150  \\$aLactams
=450  \\$aAzetidinones
=450  \\$aLactans
=550  \\$wg$aAmides
=550  \\$wg$aHeterocyclic compounds
=750  \2$aLactams$5IEN$0(DNLM)D007769

=LDR  00365cz  a2200133n  4500
=001  9880362330302441
=005  20120730163401.0
=008  920521i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|n\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85073849 
=035  \\$aBZS3755NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRE201$bRE216
=150  \\$aLacrimal apparatus$xDiseases
=750  \2$aLacrimal Apparatus Diseases$5IEN$0(DNLM)D007766

=LDR  00986cz  a2200313n  4500
=001  9880362330402441
=005  20120730163401.0
=008  920521||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85073848 
=035  \\$aBZS3754NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQP188.T4$cPhysiology
=150  \\$aLacrimal apparatus
=450  \\$aApparatus lacrimalis
=450  \\$aLachrymal apparatus
=450  \\$aLacrimal canal
=450  \\$aLacrimal gland
=450  \\$aLacrimal glands
=450  \\$wnne$aLacrimal organs
=450  \\$aLacrimal system
=450  \\$aTear sacs
=550  \\$wg$aAdnexa oculi
=550  \\$wg$aExocrine glands
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Lacrimal apparatus x Lacrimal gland)
=670  \\$aNIH$b(Eye, Lacrimal apparatus)
=670  \\$aGould med. dict.$b(Lacrimal apparatus)
=670  \\$aInter. dict. med. biol.$b(lacrimal apparatus, apparatus lacrimalis)
=670  \\$aLC data base, 2/26/92$b(lacrimal system)
=750  \2$aLacrimal Apparatus$5IEN$0(DNLM)D007765

=LDR  00720cz  a2200253n  4500
=001  9880362330502441
=005  20120730163400.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85073830 
=035  \\$aBZS3736NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aNK9900$bNK9900.7$cFine arts
=053  \0$aTP939$cChemical technology
=053  \0$aTS698$cLacquering of metals
=053  \0$aTT378$cPainting
=150  \\$aLacquer and lacquering
=550  \\$wg$aCoatings
=550  \\$wg$aDecorative arts
=550  \\$wg$aFinishes and finishing
=550  \\$wg$aPaint materials
=550  \\$wg$aProtective coatings
=550  \\$wg$aWood finishing
=550  \\$aVarnish and varnishing
=750  \2$aLacquer$5IEN$0(DNLM)D007764

=LDR  00405cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362330602441
=005  20120730163400.0
=008  860211||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85073800 
=035  \\$aBZS3706LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aQK898.L23$cBotanical chemistry
=150  \\$aLaccase
=450  \\$aUrishiol oxidase
=550  \\$wg$aOxidoreductases
=750  \2$aLaccase$5IEN$0(DNLM)D042845

=LDR  00374cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362330702441
=005  20120730163400.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85073792 
=035  \\$aBZS3698NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aLabyrinthine fluids
=550  \\$wg$aBody fluids
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/9/90
=750  \2$aLabyrinthine Fluids$5IEN$0(DNLM)D007761

=LDR  00376cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362330802441
=005  20120730163400.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|n\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85073790 
=035  \\$aBZS3696NU
=035  \\$aSH 85073790
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aRF260$bRF275
=150  \\$aLabyrinth (Ear)$xDiseases
=750  \2$aLabyrinth Diseases$5IEN$0(DNLM)D007759

=LDR  00520cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362330902441
=005  20060512122446.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85073788 
=035  \\$aBZS3694NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQL948$cComparative anatomy
=053  \\$aQM507$cHuman anatomy
=053  \\$aQP461$cPhysiology
=150  \\$aLabyrinth (Ear)
=450  \\$aInner ear
=450  \\$aInternal ear
=550  \\$wg$aEar
=550  \\$wg$aHearing
=750  \2$aEar, Inner$0(DNLM)D007758$5IEN

=LDR  00391cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362331002441
=005  20120301113154.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85073754 
=035  \\$aBZS3660NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aLaboratory technicians
=450  \\$aTechnicians, Laboratory
=550  \\$wg$aTechnologists
=750  \2$aLaboratory Personnel$0(DNLM)D059232$5IEN

=LDR  00462cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362331102441
=005  20120730163400.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85073750 
=035  \\$aBZS3656NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aLaboratory infections
=450  \\$aLaboratory-acquired infection
=550  \\$wg$aInfection
=550  \\$wg$aOccupational diseases
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/9/90
=750  \2$aLaboratory Infection$5IEN$0(DNLM)D007757

=LDR  00819cz  a2200277n  4500
=001  9880362331202441
=005  20120730163400.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85073746 
=035  \\$aBZS3652NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dWaU
=053  \0$aQL55$cZoology
=053  \0$aSF405.5$bSF407$cAnimal culture
=150  \\$aLaboratory animals
=450  \\$aAnimals, Experimental
=450  \\$aAnimals in research
=450  \\$aAnimals, Laboratory
=450  \\$aExperimental animals
=450  \\$aLab animals
=550  \\$wg$aAnimal culture
=550  \\$wg$aLaboratory organisms
=550  \\$wg$aWorking animals
=550  \\$aAnimal experimentation
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Animals, Laboratory)
=670  \\$aLC database, Jan. 11, 1990$b(Lab animal)
=750  \2$aAnimals, Laboratory$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000830

=LDR  00508cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362331302441
=005  20120730163400.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85073745 
=035  \\$aBZS3651NU
=035  \\$ash 85073745
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aLaboratory animal technicians
=450  \\$aAnimal technicians
=550  \\$wg$aAnimal specialists
=550  \\$wg$aBiomedical technicians
=550  \\$wg$aLaboratory technicians
=750  \2$aAnimal Technicians$5IEN$0(DNLM)D017750

=LDR  00623cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880362331402441
=005  20120730163400.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85073739 
=035  \\$aBZS3645NU
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh 85073739
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQ183
=150  \\$aLaboratories
=450  \\$aLaboratory facilities
=450  \\$aResearch buildings
=450  \\$aScience laboratories
=450  \\$aScientific laboratories
=550  \\$aScience rooms and equipment
=670  \\$aLC database, Jan. 8, 2001$b(titles: laboratory facilities)
=750  \2$aLaboratories$5IEN$0(DNLM)D007753

=LDR  00964cz  a2200277n  4500
=001  9880362331502441
=005  20120730163359.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85073682 
=035  \\$aBZS3588NU
=035  \\$aSH 85073682
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aHF5549.5.L3
=150  \\$aLabor discipline
=450  \\$aDisciplinary actions against employees
=450  \\$aDiscipline, Industrial
=450  \\$aDiscipline, Labor
=450  \\$aEmployee discipline
=450  \\$aEmployees$xDiscipline
=450  \\$aIndustrial discipline
=450  \\$aWorking class$xDiscipline
=550  \\$wg$aDiscipline
=550  \\$wg$aPersonnel management
=680  \\$iHere are entered works on disciplinary actions taken by employers against their employees. Works on discipline within labor unions are entered under$aLabor unions--Discipline.
=681  \\$iNote under$aLabor unions--Discipline
=750  \2$aEmployee Discipline$5IEN$0(DNLM)D004647

=LDR  00610cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880362331602441
=005  20120730163359.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85073636 
=035  \\$aBZS3542NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aRG651$bRG791
=150  \\$aLabor (Obstetrics)
=450  \\$aBirth
=450  \\$aObstetric labor
=550  \\$wg$aObstetrics
=550  \\$wg$aPregnancy
=550  \\$aChildbirth
=550  \\$aDelivery (Obstetrics)
=670  \\$aMeSH browser, Oct. 31, 2006$b(Labor, Obstetric. Entry term: Obstetric labor)
=750  \2$aLabor, Obstetric$5IEN$0(DNLM)D007743

=LDR  00845cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880362331702441
=005  20070213115415.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85073635 
=035  \\$aBZS3541NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aRG649
=150  \\$aPremature labor
=450  \\$wnne$aLabor, Premature
=450  \\$aPreterm labor
=550  \\$wg$aLabor (Obstetrics)$xComplications
=550  \\$aPregnancy$xDuration
=550  \\$aPremature infants
=670  \\$aMeSH browser, Oct. 31, 2006$b(Obstetric Labor, Premature. Entry terms: Preterm Labor; Premature labor. In hierarchy of Obstetric Labor Complications)
=688  \\$aHeading changed 20070202 from: 150:##:_{dollar}a Premature  labor
=688  \\$aHeading changed 20061219 from: 150:##:_{dollar}a Labor, Premature
=750  \2$aObstetric Labor, Premature$0(DNLM)D00752$5IEN

=LDR  00515cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362331802441
=005  20120730163359.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85073634 
=035  \\$aBZS3540NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRG734
=150  \\$aLabor, Induced (Obstetrics)
=450  \\$aInduced labor (Obstetrics)
=450  \\$aInduction of labor (Obstetrics)
=450  \\$aLabor (Obstetrics)$xInduction
=550  \\$wg$aObstetrics$xSurgery
=750  \2$aLabor, Induced$5IEN$0(DNLM)D007751

=LDR  00595cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362331902441
=005  20060512121850.0
=008  920417i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85073633 
=035  \\$aBZS3539NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRG701$bRG721
=150  \\$aLabor (Obstetrics)$xComplications
=450  \\$aComplicated labor (Obstetrics)
=450  \\$wnne$aLabor, Complicated
=450  \\$aLabor complications (Obstetrics)
=550  \\$wg$aObstetrical emergencies
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Labor complications)
=750  \2$aObstetric Labor Complications$0(DNLM)D007744$5IEN

=LDR  00459cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362332002441
=005  20120730163359.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85073626 
=035  \\$aBZS3532NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aLabetalol
=550  \\$wg$aAdrenergic alpha blockers
=550  \\$wg$aAdrenergic beta blockers
=550  \\$wg$aEthanolamines
=550  \\$wg$aHypotensive agents
=750  \2$aLabetalol$5IEN$0(DNLM)D007741

=LDR  00685cz  a2200253n  4500
=001  9880362332102441
=005  20120730163359.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85073623 
=035  \\$aBZS3529NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aHF5773.L3$cShipment of goods
=053  \0$aNC1002.L3$cCommercial art
=053  \0$aTS196.6$cPackaging
=150  \\$aLabels
=360  \\$isubdivision$aLabeling$iunder types of products
=450  \\$aGrade labeling
=450  \\$aLabeling
=450  \\$aLabelling
=450  \\$aPrice labels
=550  \\$wg$aGrading
=550  \\$wg$aPackaging
=550  \\$wg$aStandardization
=750  \2$aProduct Labeling$5IEN$0(DNLM)D011356

=LDR  00681cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880362332202441
=005  20120730163359.0
=008  921201i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85073591 
=035  \\$aBZS3497NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aL-form bacteria
=450  \\$aCell-wall-deficient bacteria
=450  \\$aCell-wall-deficient forms (Bacteria)
=450  \\$aL forms (Bacteria)
=450  \\$aL-phase variant bacteria
=450  \\$aL-phase variants (Bacteria)
=450  \\$aPleomorphic bacteria
=550  \\$wg$aBacteria
=670  \\$aMattman, L.A. Cell wall deficient forms, 1992.
=670  \\$aMESH$b(L forms)
=750  \2$aL Forms$5IEN$0(DNLM)D007740

=LDR  00444cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362332302441
=005  20110424152338.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85073583 
=035  \\$aBZS3489NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRD771.K94
=150  \\$aKyphosis
=450  \\$aSpinal osteochondrosis
=450  \\$aVertebral osteochondrosis
=550  \\$wg$aSpine$xAbnormalities
=750  \2$aKyphosis$0(DNLM)D007738$5IEN

=LDR  00439cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362332402441
=005  20120730163359.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85073548 
=035  \\$aBZS3454NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRJ399.K9
=150  \\$aKwashiorkor
=550  \\$wg$aMalnutrition in children
=550  \\$wg$aProtein deficiency
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/9/90
=750  \2$aKwashiorkor$5IEN$0(DNLM)D007732

=LDR  00434cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362332502441
=005  20120730163358.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85073487 
=035  \\$aBZS3393NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRC394.K8
=150  \\$aKuru
=550  \\$wg$aCentral nervous system$xDiseases
=550  \\$wg$aSlow virus diseases
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/9/90
=750  \2$aKuru$5IEN$0(DNLM)D007729

=LDR  00468cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362332602441
=005  20120730163358.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85073457 
=035  \\$aBZS3363NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aKupffer cells
=450  \\$aPyramidal liver cells
=450  \\$aStellate liver cells
=550  \\$wg$aLiver cells
=550  \\$wg$aMacrophages
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/9/90
=750  \2$aKupffer Cells$5IEN$0(DNLM)D007728

=LDR  00405cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362332702441
=005  20120730163358.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85073328 
=035  \\$aBZS3234NU
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh 85073328
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQD181.K6
=150  \\$aKrypton$xIsotopes
=550  \\$wg$aFission gases
=750  \2$aKrypton Radioisotopes$5IEN$0(DNLM)D007727

=LDR  00351cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362332802441
=005  20120730163358.0
=008  930323||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85073327 
=035  \\$aBZS3233NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQD181.K6
=150  \\$aKrypton
=550  \\$wg$aGases, Rare
=750  \2$aKrypton$5IEN$0(DNLM)D007726

=LDR  00468cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362332902441
=005  20120730163358.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85073260 
=035  \\$aBZS3166NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aKrebs cycle
=450  \\$aCitric acid cycle
=450  \\$aTricarboxylic acid cycle
=550  \\$wg$aMetabolism
=550  \\$wg$aOxidation
=690  \\$ar:AMD:6/21/90
=750  \2$aCitric Acid Cycle$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002952

=LDR  00769cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362333002441
=005  20120730163358.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85073259 
=035  \\$aBZS3165NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aRC271.K7
=150  \\$aKrebiozen
=550  \\$wg$aAntineoplastic agents
=550  \\$wg$aCreatinine
=670  \\$aMeSH browser, June 7, 2007$b(Creatinine. Entry term: Krebiozen)
=670  \\$aInter. dict. med. biol.$b(krebiozen: a substance, isolated from the blood of horses previously injected with Actinomyces bovis, that was claimed to cure cancer. The major component in the preparations was identified as creatine. Its use has been prohibited in the U.S. by the FDA.)
=750  \2$aCreatinine$5IEN$0(DNLM)D003404

=LDR  00625cz  a2200241n  4500
=001  9880362333102441
=005  20120730163358.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85073230 
=035  \\$aBZS3136NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQL737.P93
=150  \\$aKra
=450  \\$aCrab-eating macaque
=450  \\$aCroo monkey
=450  \\$aCynomolgus monkey
=450  \\$aLong-tailed macaque
=450  \\$aMacaca fascicularis
=450  \\$aMacaca irus
=450  \\$aMacacus cynomolgus
=450  \\$aPhilippine macaque
=550  \\$wg$aMacaques
=750  \2$aMacaca fascicularis$5IEN$0(DNLM)D008252

=LDR  00981cz  a2200289n  4500
=001  9880362333202441
=005  20120730163358.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85073155 
=035  \\$aBZS3061NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aRC394.K6
=150  \\$aKorsakoff's syndrome
=450  \\$aAlcohol amnesic disorder
=450  \\$aAmnestic confabulatory syndrome
=450  \\$aCerebropathia psychica toxaemica
=450  \\$aChronic alcoholic delirium
=450  \\$aKorsakoff psychosis
=450  \\$aKorsakoff syndrome
=450  \\$aPolyneuritic neurosis
=550  \\$wg$aAlcoholic psychoses
=550  \\$wg$aBrain$xDiseases
=550  \\$wg$aSyndromes
=550  \\$aWernicke-Korsakoff syndrome
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Alcohol amnesic disorder x Korsakoff psychosis; Korsakoff syndrome. Was Korsakoff's syndrome 1963-80)
=670  \\$aInter. dict. med. biol.:$bunder psychosis (Korsakoff psychosis)
=750  \2$aKorsakoff Syndrome$5IEN$0(DNLM)D020915

=LDR  00388cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362333302441
=005  20050523130300.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85073117 
=035  \\$aBZS3023NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \\$aDS918
=150  \\$aKorean War, 1950-1953
=451  \\$aKorea$xHistory$yWar and intervention, 1950-1953
=750  \2$aKorean War$0(DNLM)D047869$5IEN

=LDR  00521cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362333402441
=005  20140822133758.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85072732 
=035  \\$aBZS2638NU
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh 85072732
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aBD143$bBD237$cSpeculative philosophy
=150  \\$aKnowledge, Theory of
=450  \\$aEpistemology
=450  \\$aTheory of knowledge
=550  \\$wg$aPhilosophy
=550  \\$wg$aPsychology
=750  \2$aKnowledge$5IEN$0(DNLM)D019359

=LDR  00348cz  a2200133n  4500
=001  9880362333502441
=005  20120730163357.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|n\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85072678 
=035  \\$aBZS2584NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aKnee$xWounds and injuries
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/9/90
=750  \2$aKnee Injuries$5IEN$0(DNLM)D007718

=LDR  00559cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880362333602441
=005  20120730163357.0
=008  920417||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85072671 
=035  \\$aBZS2577NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aKnee
=450  \\$aGenu
=450  \\$aGenus (Anatomy)
=450  \\$aKnee joint
=550  \\$wg$aJoints
=550  \\$wg$aLeg
=550  \\$aStifle joint
=670  \\$aInter. dict. med. biol.$b(knee: genus, genu)
=750  \2$aKnee$5IEN-M$0(DNLM)D007717
=750  \2$aKnee Joint$5IEN-M$0(DNLM)D007719

=LDR  00539cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362333702441
=005  20120730163357.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85072641 
=035  \\$aBZS2547NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRC882
=150  \\$aKlinefelter's syndrome
=550  \\$wg$aHypogonadism
=550  \\$wg$aSex chromosome abnormalities
=550  \\$wg$aSex differentiation disorders
=550  \\$wg$aSexual disorders
=550  \\$wg$aSyndromes
=750  \2$aKlinefelter Syndrome$5IEN$0(DNLM)D007713

=LDR  00495cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362333802441
=005  20130301125734.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85072629 
=035  \\$aBZS2535LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aKlein-Waardenburg syndrome
=450  \\$aWaardenburg syndrome
=550  \\$wg$aDeafness
=550  \\$wg$aGenetic disorders
=550  \\$wg$aPigmentation disorders
=550  \\$wg$aSyndromes
=750  \2$aWaardenburg Syndrome$0(DNLM)D014849$5IEN

=LDR  00680cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880362333902441
=005  20120730163357.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85072573 
=035  \\$aBZS2479NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aTX656$bTX658
=150  \\$aKitchen utensils
=450  \\$aCooking utensils
=450  \\$aHousehold goods
=450  \\$aHousehold utensils
=450  \\$aKitchenware
=550  \\$wg$aCooking$xEquipment and supplies
=670  \\$aRandom House$b(kitchenware: cooking equipment or utensils)
=670  \\$aWeb. 3$b(kitchenware)
=681  \\$iExample under$aAntiques
=750  \2$aCooking and Eating Utensils$5IEN$0(DNLM)D003297

=LDR  00939cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362334002441
=005  20120730163357.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85072461 
=035  \\$aBZS2367NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQP552.K5
=150  \\$aKinins
=550  \\$wg$aHypotensive agents
=550  \\$wg$aInflammation$xMediators
=550  \\$wg$aPolypeptides
=550  \\$wg$aVasodilators
=670  \\$aMeSH browser, Oct. 5, 2007$b(Kinins. Scope note: A generic term used to describe a group of polypeptides with related chemical structures and pharmacological properties that are widely distrbuted in nature. These peptides are autacoids that act locally to produce pain, vasodilatation, increased vascular permeability, and the synthesis of prostaglandins. Thus, they comprise a subset of the large number of mediators that contribute to the imflammatory response.)
=750  \2$aKinins$5IEN$0(DNLM)D007705

=LDR  00368cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362334102441
=005  20120730163357.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85072389 
=035  \\$aBZS2295NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQL368.K5
=150  \\$aKinetoplastida
=550  \\$wg$aZooflagellates
=750  \2$aKinetoplastida$5IEN$0(DNLM)D016830

=LDR  00408cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362334202441
=005  20120730163357.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85072382 
=035  \\$aBZS2288NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aRC683.5.K5
=150  \\$aKinematocardiography
=450  \\$aKinetocardiography
=550  \\$wg$aCardiography
=750  \2$aKinetocardiography$5IEN$0(DNLM)D007702

=LDR  00476cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362334302441
=005  20070423090126.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85072375 
=035  \\$aBZS2281NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRC372.5
=150  \\$aKindling (Neurology)
=550  \\$wg$aBrain stimulation
=550  \\$wg$aConvulsions
=550  \\$wg$aEpilepsy
=550  \\$wg$aStimulus compounding
=750  \2$aKindling, Neurologic$0(DNLM)D007696$5IEN

=LDR  00629cz  a2200241n  4500
=001  9880362334402441
=005  20120730163356.0
=008  050228i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85072331 
=035  \\$aBZS2237NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQL637.9.C95$cZoology
=053  \0$aSF458.K54$cAquarium fishes
=150  \\$aKillifishes
=450  \\$aCyprinodontoidea
=450  \\$aKillifish
=450  \\$aToothcarps
=450  \\$aTopminnows
=550  \\$wg$aCyprinodontiformes
=670  \\$aHellner, S. Killifish, c1990.
=670  \\$aRandom House.
=670  \\$aWeb. 3.
=750  \2$aKillifishes$5IEN$0(DNLM)D007695

=LDR  01033cz  a2200277n  4500
=001  9880362334502441
=005  20100726164932.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85072329 
=035  \\$aBZS2235NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dWaU$dDLC
=053  \0$aQL737.C432$cZoology
=150  \\$aKiller whale
=450  \\$aBlackfish (Orcinus orca)
=450  \\$aGrampus orca
=450  \\$aOrca
=450  \\$aOrca orca
=450  \\$aOrcinus orca
=550  \\$wg$aOrcinus
=670  \\$aCorbet, G.B. World list mamm. species, 1991:$bp. 119 (Orcinus orca, Killer whale)
=670  \\$aTinker, S.W. Whales of the world, 1988:$bp. 188 (Killer whale, Orcinus orca)
=670  \\$aRandom House$b(Killer whale, esp. Orcinus orca)
=670  \\$aWikipedia, June 14, 2010$b(killer whale (Orcinus orca); commonly referred to as the orca and less commonly: blackfish)
=670  \\$aAnimal diversity WWW site, June 14, 2010$b(Orcinus orca; killer whale (also: orca))
=675  \\$aWeb. 3
=750  \2$aWhale, Killer$0(DNLM)D050685$5IEN

=LDR  00507cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362334602441
=005  20090208160256.0
=008  860211||\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85072328 
=035  \\$aBZS2234NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQR185.8.K54
=150  \\$aKiller cells
=450  \\$aK cells
=450  \\$aNatural killer cells
=450  \\$aNK cells
=550  \\$wg$aImmunocompetent cells
=550  \\$aCell-mediated cytotoxicity
=750  \2$aKiller Cells, Natural$0(DNLM)D007694$5IEN

=LDR  00366cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362334702441
=005  20120730163356.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|n\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85072275 
=035  \\$aBZS2181NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRC280.K5
=150  \\$aKidneys$xTumors
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/9/90
=750  \2$aKidney Neoplasms$5IEN$0(DNLM)D007680

=LDR  00348cz  a2200133n  4500
=001  9880362334802441
=005  20120730163356.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|n\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85072274 
=035  \\$aBZS2180NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRC312.5.K5
=150  \\$aKidneys$xTuberculosis
=750  \2$aTuberculosis, Renal$5IEN$0(DNLM)D014398

=LDR  00327cz  a2200121n  4500
=001  9880362334902441
=005  20120730163356.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|n\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85072273 
=035  \\$aBZS2179NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aKidneys$xTransplantation
=750  \2$aKidney Transplantation$5IEN$0(DNLM)D016030

=LDR  00618cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9882594275002441
=005  20251027151745.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85072261 
=035  ##$a(DLC) sh 85072261 
=035  \\$a(LIBRARY_OF_CONGRESS)98171752930000041
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aRC902$bRC918
=150  \0$aKidneys$xDiseases
=450  \0$aKidney diseases
=450  \0$aNephritis
=450  \0$aNephropathy
=450  \0$aRenal diseases
=750  \2$iNarrower mapping$aChronic Kidney Diseases of Uncertain Etiology$0(DNLM)D000092702$4NM$5IEN-M
=930  \\$aLCSH Mapping GN 2025/05/14

=LDR  00366cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362335102441
=005  20120730163356.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|n\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85072260 
=035  \\$aBZS2166NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRC280.K5
=150  \\$aKidneys$xCancer
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/9/90
=750  \2$aKidney Neoplasms$5IEN$0(DNLM)D007680

=LDR  00646cz  a2200253n  4500
=001  9880362335202441
=005  20070524091525.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85072259 
=035  \\$aBZS2165NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRC916
=150  \\$aKidneys$xCalculi
=450  \\$aKidney calculi
=450  \\$aKidney stones
=450  \\$aNephritic calculi
=450  \\$aNephrolithiasis
=450  \\$aRenal calculi
=450  \\$aRenal lithiasis
=450  \\$aRenal stones
=450  \\$aStones, Kidney
=550  \\$wg$aCalculi
=550  \\$wg$aKidneys$xDiseases
=750  \2$aKidney Calculi$0(DNLM)D007669$5IEN

=LDR  00309cz  a2200121n  4500
=001  9880362335302441
=005  20120730163356.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|n\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85072256 
=035  \\$aBZS2162NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aKidneys$xBlood-vessels
=750  \2$aRenal Veins$5IEN$0(DNLM)D012082

=LDR  00655cz  a2200241n  4500
=001  9880362335402441
=005  20120730163356.0
=008  860211||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85072254 
=035  \\$aBZS2160NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQL873$cComparative anatomy
=053  \\$aQM404$cHuman anatomy
=053  \\$aQP249$cPhysiology
=150  \\$aKidneys
=360  \\$iheadings beginning with the word$aRenal
=550  \\$wg$aAbdomen
=550  \\$wg$aUrinary organs
=550  \\$aNephrology
=681  \\$iExample under$aGlands
=681  \\$iNote under$aTissues
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/9/90
=750  \2$aKidney$5IEN$0(DNLM)D007668

=LDR  00451cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362335502441
=005  20120730163356.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85072253 
=035  \\$aBZS2159NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aKidney tubules
=450  \\$aNephron
=450  \\$aRenal tubules
=450  \\$aTubules, Kidney
=550  \\$wg$aKidneys
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/9/90
=750  \2$aKidney Tubules$5IEN$0(DNLM)D007684

=LDR  00394cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362335602441
=005  20120730163356.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85072252 
=035  \\$aBZS2158NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aKidney pelvis
=450  \\$aPelvis, Kidney
=550  \\$wg$aKidneys
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/9/90
=750  \2$aKidney Pelvis$5IEN$0(DNLM)D007682

=LDR  00558cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362335702441
=005  20120730163356.0
=008  860211||\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85072250 
=035  \\$aBZS2156NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aKidney glomerulus
=450  \\$aGlomeruli renis
=450  \\$aGlomerulus, Kidney
=450  \\$aMalpighian glomerulus
=450  \\$aRenal glomerulus
=450  \\$aRuysch's glomeruli
=550  \\$wg$aKidney cortex
=550  \\$wg$aKidneys$xBlood-vessels
=750  \2$aKidney Glomerulus$5IEN$0(DNLM)D007678

=LDR  00467cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362335802441
=005  20120730163356.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85072249 
=035  \\$aBZS2155NU
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=670  \\$aWork cat.: The new element mendelevium, atomic number 101, 1955:$bp. 2 (eka-thulium)
=670  \\$aThe discovery of mendelevium, 1959.
=670  \\$aEmsley, J. Nature's building blocks, 2011$b(Mendelevium; the first atoms of mendelevium were made in 1955; chemical symbol: Md; atomic number: 101; a radioactive element and a member of the actinide group (row 5f) of the periodic table)
=670  \\$aWikipedia, Sept. 9, 2012$b(Mendelevium is a synthetic element with the symbol Md (formerly Mv) and the atomic number 101. A metallic radioactive transuranic element in the actinide series, mendelevium is usually synthesized by bombarding einsteinium with alpha particles. Element 101 was the ninth transuranic element synthesized.)
=670  \\$aThe element mendelevium, via It's elemental website, Sept. 9, 2012$b(Mendelevium. Atomic Number: 101. Atomic Weight: 258. Phase at Room Temperature: Solid. Element Classification: Metal. Period Number: 7. Group Number: none. Group Name: Actinide. Radioactive and artificially produced)
=670  \\$aChemical Elements.com, Sept. 9, 2012$b(Mendelevium. Symbol: Md. Atomic Number: 101. Atomic Mass: (258.0) amu. Number of Protons/Electrons: 101. Number of Neutrons: 157. Classification: Rare Earth)
=670  \\$aWebElements website, Sept. 9, 2012$b(mendelevium is a radioactive rare earth metal named after Dmitri Mendeleev, father of the Periodic Table; Symbol: Md; Atomic number: 101; Group name: Actinoid; Period in periodic table: 7 (actinoid); Block in periodic table: f-block; Colour: unknown, but probably metallic and silvery white or grey in appearance; Classification: Metallic; the ninth transuranium element of the actinide series to be discovered)
=670  \\$aList of chemical element name etymologies, via Wikipedia, Sept. 9, 2012$b(Mendelevium: Named in honor of Dmitri Mendeleyev, who invented periodic table. It has also been called Eka-thulium)
=670  \\$aKrebs, R.E. The history and use of our earth's chemical elements, c2006:$bp. 333 (mendelevium; before the experiment by Albert Ghiorso and his team of chemists that produced mendelevium, the team had speculated that this element number 101 must be somewhat similar to the element thulium located just above it in the lanthanide series. Because they did not have a name for this new element, they referred to it as "eka-thulium"; it was formally named mendelevium in 1955)
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=670  \\$aWikipedia, Aug. 13, 2012$b(under Thorium: Compounds. Thorium compounds are stable in the +4 oxidation state. Thorium dioxide has the highest melting point (3300 �C) of all oxides. Thorium(IV) nitrate and thorium(IV) fluoride are known in their hydrated forms: Th(NO b3 (B) b4 (B�4H b2 (BO and ThF b4 (B�4H b2 (BO, respectively. Thorium(IV) carbonate, Th(CO b3 (B) b2 (B, is also known. When treated with potassium fluoride and hydrofluoric acid, Th p4+ (B forms the complex anion ThF p2- (B  b6 (B, which precipitates as an insoluble salt, K b2 (BThF b6 (B. Thorium(IV) hydroxide, Th(OH)4, is highly insoluble in water, and is not amphoteric. The peroxide of thorium is rare in being an insoluble solid. This property can be utilized to separate thorium from other ions in solution. In the presence of phosphate anions, Th p4+ (B forms precipitates of various compositions, which are insoluble in water and acid solutions.)
=670  \\$aThorium compounds, via WebElements website, Aug. 13, 2012$b("This section lists some binary compounds with halogens (known as halides), oxygen (known as oxides), hydrogen (known as hydrides), and some other compounds of thorium.")
=670  \\$aThe Columbia electronic encyclopedia, �2007, via TheFreeDictionary.com, Aug. 13, 2012$b(Thorium is a soft, ductile, lustrous, silver-white, radioactive metal. Thorium forms numerous compounds with other elements. The most important thorium compound is the oxide (thoria, ThO b2 (B), which is the major incandescent component of the Welsbach mantle; it is also used in crucibles, in special highly refractive optical glass, and in catalysts for several industrially important chemical reactions. Important uses of the element result from its natural radioactivity.)
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=550  \\$wg$aThorium compounds
=670  \\$aWikipedia, Aug. 12, 2012:$bThorium dioxide (Thorium dioxide (ThO b2 (B), also called thorium(IV) oxide is a white, crystalline powder. It was formerly known as thoria or thorina. It is produced mainly as a by-product of lanthanide and uranium production. Thorianite is the name of the mineralogical form of thorium dioxide. The compound is radioactive due to the radioactivity of thorium. IUPAC name: Thorium dioxide; Thorium(IV) oxide. Other names: thoria; thorium anhydride) Thorium (under Compounds: Thorium dioxide has the highest melting point (3300 �C) of all oxides.)
=670  \\$aThe American heritage dict. of the English lang., c2000, via TheFreeDictionary.com, Aug. 12, 2012$b(thorium dioxide: A heavy white powder, ThO b2 (B, obtained from monazite and used mainly in ceramics, glass, and gas mantles and as a catalyst. Also called thoria; thorianite: A highly radioactive blackish, greenish, or yellow mineral, ThO b2 (B, isomorphous with uraninite.)
=670  \\$aPhysical constants of thorium dioxide, via International Bio-Analytical Industries, Inc. website, Aug. 12, 2012$b(Chemical Name: Thorium (IV) oxide (99.99%-Th); Chemical Family: metal oxide. Synonym: Thorium dioxide, thoria, thorianite)
=670  \\$aMcGraw-Hill dictionary of scientific & technical terms, �2003, via TheFreeDictionary.com, Aug. 12, 2012$b(thorianite (mineralogy) ThO b2 (B A radioactive mineral that crystallizes in the isometric system, occurs in worn cubic crystals, is brownish black to reddish brown in color, and has resinous luster; hardness is 7 on the Mohs scale, and specific gravity is 9.7-9.8.)
=670  \\$aThe Columbia electronic encyclopedia, �2007, via TheFreeDictionary.com, Aug. 13, 2012$b(Thorium forms numerous compounds with other elements. The most important thorium compound is the oxide (thoria, ThO b2 (B), which is the major incandescent component of the Welsbach mantle; it is also used in crucibles, in special highly refractive optical glass, and in catalysts for several industrially important chemical reactions.)
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=150  \\$aMandrillus
=550  \\$wg$aCercopithecidae
=670  \\$aWork cat: 2012024130: Mandrills, c2013.
=670  \\$aITIS, August 29, 2012$b(Mandrillus; family Cercopithecidae)
=670  \\$aPrimate Info Net, August 29, 2012:$b(Mandrillus; family Cercopithecidae)
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=450  \\$aLarge data sets
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=670  \\$aWork cat.: Big data (Print), ISSN pre-publication record, March 2013.
=670  \\$aUnderstanding big data, c2012.
=670  \\$aNew York times, May 21, 2012:$barticle: Troves of Personal Data, Forbidden to Researchers (It is "big data," the vast sets of information gathered by researchers at companies like Facebook, Google and Microsoft from patterns of cellphone calls, text messages and Internet clicks by millions of users around the world.)
=670  \\$aWikipedia, May 30, 2012:$bBig data entry ("Big data" is a term applied to data sets whose size is beyond the ability of commonly used software tools to capture, manage, and process the data within a tolerable elapsed time. Big data sizes are a constantly moving target, as of 2012 ranging from a few dozen terabytes to many petabytes of data in a single data set. Big data is difficult to work with using relational databases, desktop statistics and visualization packages, requiring instead parallel software running on huge numbers of separate servers; [entry cites 35 bibliographical references])
=680  \\$iHere are entered works on vast data sets that cannot easily be captured, managed, or processed with commonly used software.
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=150  \\$aHyperphagia
=450  \\$aOvereating (Eating disorder)
=450  \\$aPolyphagia
=550  \\$wg$aEating disorders
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Stoeckel, L.E. Functional magnetic resonance imaging of reward system functioning in obese women, 2008:$bp. 138 (Conclusions. ... These results strongly support a hypothesis based on behavioral studies which proposes that hyperphagia in obese individuals is triggered by the greater potency of stimuli associated with high-calorie foods via exaggerated reactivity of the brain's reward system)
=670  \\$aAmerican Heritage medical dictionary, 2007$b(Hyperphagia -- Abnormally increased appetite for and consumption of food thought to be associated with a lesion or injury in the hypothalamus)
=670  \\$aMeSH browser, Aug. 8, 2012$b(Hyperphagia -- Ingestion of a greater than optimal quantity of food. MeSH UF: Overeating)
=670  \\$aDorland's illustrated medical dictionary, 2007$b(polyphagia -- excessive eating; gluttony ... Called also hyperphagia)
=670  \\$aPDR medical dictionary, 2006$b(Hyperphagia -- Gluttony; overeating. Polyphagia -- Excessive eating; gluttony)
=670  \\$aWeb. 3$b(hyperphagia -- abnormally increased desire for food frequently resulting from injury to the hypothalamus; compare polyphagia. Polyphagia -- excessive appetite or voracious eating; bulimia)
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=670  \\$aWork cat.: Richardson, E.J. The effects of catastrophizing and acceptance on functional interference in persons with chronic pain, 2008:$bp. 46 (In terms of the effects of pain catastrophizing and acceptance on self-report measures of in vivo pain interference with daily activities, it was hypothesized that higher levels of catastrophizing would be associated with greater pain interference while acceptance would show the converse)
=670  \\$aCarlstedt, R.A. Handbook of integrative clinical psychology, psychiatry, and behavioral medicine, 2009:$bp. 197 (Catastrophizing; a tendency to expect the worst to happen when one thinks about the future)
=670  \\$aBurton, D. Sport psychology for coaches, 2008:$bp. 105 (Catastrophizing; expecting the worst and exaggerating the consequences of real or imagined negative events)
=670  \\$aJournal of consulting and clinical psychology, Apr. 2004:$bp. 355 (Catastrophizing; a cognitive process characterized by a lack of confidence and an expectation of negative outcomes)
=670  \\$aCoping : the psychology of what works, 1999:$bp. 252 (Catastrophize; term derived from catastrophe but has a different connotation, referring not to objective events but rather to a person's tendency to think that bad events are worse than they really are)
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=450  \\$aNewborn infants$xNursing
=550  \\$wg$aNursing
=670  \\$aWork cat.: National Association of Neonatal Nurses. Neonatal nursing : scope and standards of practice, 2004.
=670  \\$aMeSH, website, 10/05/05.$b(Neonatal Nursing -The nursing specialty that deals with the care of newborn infants during the first four weeks after birth. Year introduced: 1993)
=670  \\$aNational Association of Neonatal Nurses, website: 10/05/05.$b(mission statement: "The National Association of Neonatal Nurses (NANN) is the professional voice that shapes neonatal nursing practice.")
=670  \\$aCouncil of International Neonatal Nurses, website: 10/05/05.$b(mission statement: "As recognized global leaders in neonatal nursing care we are committed to fostering excellence in neonatal nursing ...")
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=150  \\$aMild cognitive impairment
=450  \\$aCognitive impairment, Mild
=450  \\$aImpairment, Mild cognitive
=450  \\$aMCI (Mild cognitive impairment)
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=670  \\$aWork cat.: Stewart, C. Challenge difficulty and cardiovascular responses in mild cognitive impairment, 2010:$babstr. (This study examined the effect of challenge difficulty on cardiovascular responses in patients with Alzheimer's disease and amnestic mild cognitive impairment)
=670  \\$aMild cognitive impairment, 2003:$bpp. 3-4 ([In] mild cognitive impairment (MCI) ... the subjects are experiencing subtle cognitive deficits with largely intact cognition and activities of daily living. The most frequent presentation of this clinical condition is with forgetfulness. ... However, there may also be other clinical presentations of MCI)
=670  \\$aNeurology, Nov. 28, 2006:$bp. 1764 (Mild cognitive impairment (MCI) represents a transitional state between the cognitive changes of normal aging and very early dementia)
=670  \\$aNeuroImage, June 2007:$bp. 289 ( ... mild cognitive impairment (MCI) ... refers to a transitional state between the cognition of normal aging and dementia. Unlike patients with dementia, those with MCI can still independently perform their activities of daily living (ADL) despite the presence of cognitive deficits. ... Although early studies implied that MCI is a prodrome to Alzheimer's disease (AD), later studies suggested that MCI could evolve into dementias with various etiologies or even return to a normal cognitive state)
=670  \\$aeMedicine WWW home page, Nov. 7, 2010:$bmedicine - neurology/behavioral neurology and dementia - mild cognitive impairment (Mild cognitive impairment (MCI) represents a stage of cognitive impairment that exceeds the normal expected age-related changes, but functional activities are largely preserved and so MCI does not meet the criteria for dementia.)
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=670  \\$aWork cat.: 2010383140: Shikurohekishiruamin, 2009
=670  \\$aWikipedia home page, Nov 4, 2010:$b(cyclohexylamine, also called hexahydroaniline, 1-aminocyclohexane, or aminohexahydrobenzene, is an organic chemical, an amine derived from cyclohexane; IUPAC name: cyclohexanamine)
=670  \\$aPhysical and Theoretical Chemistry Laboratory, Oxford University home page, Nov 4, 2010:$b(cyclohexylamine; synonyms: hexahydroaniline, aminocyclohexane, cyclohexanamine)
=670  \\$aChemIDplus, viewed Nov. 22, 2010$b(Cyclohexylamine; synonyms: Aminocyclohexane, Aminohexahydrobenzene, Cyclohexanamine, Cyclohexylamine, Hexahydroaniline, Hexahydrobenzenamine)
=670  \\$aMeSH, viewed Nov. 22, 2010$b(Cyclohexylamines : a family of alicyclic hydrocarbons containing an amine group; mapped to Amines)
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=550  \\$wg$aAldehydes
=550  \\$wg$aChemical tests and reagents
=550  \\$wg$aDisinfection and disinfectants
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 2010383147: Gurutaruarudehido, 2009
=670  \\$aWikipedia home page, Nov 4, 2010:$b(Glutaraldehyde is an organic compound with the formula CH2(CH2CHO)2; Other names: Pentanedial, Glutardialdehyde, Glutaric acid dialdehyde, Glutaric aldehyde, Glutaric dialdehyde, 1,5-Pentanedial)
=670  \\$aPhysical and Theoretical Chemistry Laboratory, Oxford University home page, Nov 4, 2010:$b(glutaric dialdehyde; synonyms: glutaraldehyde, glutardialdehyde, 1,3-diformylpropane, glutaral, 1,5-pentanedial, 1,5-pentanedione, asep, cidex, jotacide, sonacide)
=670  \\$aMeSH online, Nov. 30, 2010:$b(Glutaral; entry terms: Cidex; Diswart; Gludesin; Glutaraldehyde; Glutardialdehyde; Glutarol; Korsolex; Novaruca; Sekumatic; Sonacide; Sporicidin)
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=450  \\$aThioglycolate
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=550  \\$wg$aAcetates
=550  \\$wg$aSulfur compounds
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 2010383105: Merukaputo sakusan, 2009
=670  \\$aWikipedia home page, Nov 4, 2010:$b(Thioglycolic acid (TGA) is the organic compound HSCH2CO2H. It contains both a thiol (mercaptan) and a carboxylic acid; IUPAC name: Mercaptoacetic acid)
=670  \\$aPhysical and Theoretical Chemistry Laboratory, Oxford University home page, Nov 4, 2010:$b(Thioglycolic acid; Synonyms: mercaptoacetic acid)
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=450  \\$aOgliodontia
=450  \\$aPartial anodontia
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=670  \\$aWork cat.: 2010040510: Hypodontia, 2011
=670  \\$aMeSH headings, Oct. 4, 2010:$b(Hdg. (Anodontia) scope note (Congenital absence of the teeth); it may involve all (total anodontia) or only some of the teeth (partial anodontia, hypodontia), and both the deciduous and the permanent dentition, or only teeth of the permanent dentition. (Dorland, 27th ed))
=670  \\$aWikipedia online, Oct. 4, 2010:$bHypodontia (In dentistry, hypodontia is the condition at which the patient has missing teeth as a result of their failure to develop ... The condition for missing all teeth, either primary and/or permanent), is called anodontia)
=670  \\$aAm. Heritage Medical Dict., 2007$b(Hypodontia; also called Ogliodontia)
=670  \\$aMosby's Dict. of Medicine, Nursing, & Health Professions, 2009$b(Hypodontia see Partial anodontia)
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=450  \\$aDimethicone
=450  \\$aDimethylpolysiloxane
=450  \\$aDimethylsilicone fluid
=450  \\$aPDMS (Polydimethylsiloxane)
=550  \\$wg$aSilicones
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Microfabrication techniques for printing on PDMS elastomers for antenna and biomedical applications, 2009.
=670  \\$aWikipedia, Sept. 24, 2010$b(Polydimethylsiloxane (PDMS) belongs to a group of polymeric organosilicon compounds that are commonly referred to as silicones)
=670  \\$aJoint FAO/WHO Expert Committee on Food Additives (JECFA) web site, Sept. 24, 2010$b(Polydimethylsiloxane consists of fully methylated linear siloxane polymers containing repeating units of the formula [(CH3)2SiO] with trimethylsiloxy end-blocking units of the formula (CH3)3SiO-. ...C.A.S. number 9006-65-9)
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=150  \\$aBiomimetic materials
=550  \\$wg$aBiomimetics$5IEN
=550  \\$wg$aMaterials
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 2009044023: Bio-inspired nanomaterials and nanotechnology, c2009.
=670  \\$aEI, viewed Nov. 4, 2009$b(subject heading: Biomimetic materials)
=670  \\$aNLM, MESH$b(Biomimetic materials)
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=150  \\$aNevirapine
=450  \\$aNVP (Drug)
=450  \\$aViramune
=550  \\$wg$aAntiretroviral agents
=670  \\$aWork cat.: The practicalities of using Nevirapine for PMTCT in under-resourced settings, 2005:$bp. 1 (Nevirapine (NVP); for the reduction of vertical transmission of HIV from mother to child)
=670  \\$aWikipedia, Oct. 4, 2010$b(Nevirapine, also marketed under the trade name Viramune (Boehringer Ingelheim), is a non-nucleoside reverse transcriptase inhibitor (NNRTI) used to treat HIV-1 infection and AIDS; Nevirapine falls in the non-nucleoside reverse transcriptase inhibitor (NNRTI) class of antiretrovirals)
=670  \\$aAidsinfonet website, Oct. 4, 2010$b(Nevirapine is a drug used as part of antiretroviral therapy (ART). It is also called Viramune. It is manufactured by Boehringer Ingelheim.)
=750  \2$aNevirapine$0(DNLM)D019829$5IEN

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=450  \\$aAntennas (Biology)
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=550  \\$wg$aExtremities (Anatomy)
=550  \\$wg$aHead
=550  \\$wg$aSense organs
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 2010036907: Canetti, Yanitzia. Amazing adaptation. Antennae. 2010.
=670  \\$aWeb. 3$b(antenna, pl. antennae: one of the paired movement sensory appendages of the preoral segments of the head of certain arthopods)
=670  \\$aWikipedia, Sept. 14, 2010$b(Antennae (singular: antenna) in biology have historically been paired appendages used for sensing in arthropods).
=750  \2$aArthropod Antennae$0(DNLM)D057506$5IEN

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=008  100823i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\c
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=040  \\$aOU$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aAnelloviruses
=550  \\$wg$aDNA viruses
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Studies of circular single stranded DNA viruses of swine, 2009.
=670  \\$aMeSH, Aug. 20, 2010$b(Anellovirus: A free-floating DNA virus genus, unattached to any family, comprising several species of hepatitis-related viruses.)
=670  \\$aICTVdB Index of Viruses, web site, Aug. 20, 2010$b(Genus name: Anellovirus; Type species: Torque teno virus)
=670  \\$aBiagini, P. "Classification of TTV and related viruses (Anelloviruses)" in TT Viruses: The Still Elusive Human Pathogens (Current Topics in Microbiology and Immunology, v. 311) 2009:$bp. 21 (Abstract: considerable genetic variability characterizes TTV and related viruses, the current members of the floating genus Anellovirous [sic])
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=150  \\$aTorque teno virus
=450  \\$aTransfusion-transmitted virus (Torque teno virus)
=450  \\$aTT virus
=450  \\$aTTV (Torque teno virus)
=550  \\$wg$aAnelloviruses
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Studies of circular single stranded DNA viruses of swine, 2009.
=670  \\$aMeSH, Aug. 20, 2010$b(Torque teno virus)
=670  \\$aBiagini, P. "Classification of TTV and related viruses (Anelloviruses)" in TT Viruses: The Still Elusive Human Pathogens (Current Topics in Microbiology and Immunology, v. 331) 2009:$bp. 21 (Abstract: ... considerable genetic variability characterizes TTV and related viruses, the current members of the floating genus Anellovirous [sic])
=670  \\$aICTVdB Index of Viruses, web site, Aug. 20, 2010$b(Genus name: Anellovirus; Type species: Torque teno virus)
=670  \\$aWikipedia, viewed online 27 Aug. 2010$b(TTV, for Transfusion Transmitted Virus or Torque teno virus was first reported in a Japanese patient in 1997 by the research scientist T. Nishizawa; TT virus (TTV) was the first member of the new family Anelloviridae to be discovered)
=750  \2$aTorque teno virus$0(DNLM)D022783$5IEN

=LDR  01071cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880363080202441
=005  20110509103808.0
=008  100820i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\c
=010  \\$ash2010013135
=040  \\$aOU$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aRiboswitches
=550  \\$wg$aMessenger RNA
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Characterization of the SMK box: a riboswitch that binds S-adenosylmethionine, 2009
=670  \\$aWikipedia, Aug. 19, 2010$b(In molecular biology, a riboswitch is a part of an mRNA molecule that can directly bind a small target molecule, and whose binding of the target affects the gene's activity. Thus, an mRNA that contains a riboswitch is directly involved in regulating its own activity, in response to the concentrations of its target molecule.)
=670  \\$aSloan-Kettering Institute, Research Programs: Structural Biology, web site, Aug. 19, 2010$b(Riboswitches and ribozymes: Metabolite-sensing mRNAs, or riboswitches, specifically interact with small ligands and direct expression of the genes involved in their metabolism.)
=750  \2$aRiboswitch$0(DNLM)D058928$5IEN

=LDR  00772cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880363080302441
=005  20110616134844.0
=008  100917i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\c
=010  \\$ash2010013161
=040  \\$aOU$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aCircoviruses
=550  \\$wg$aDNA viruses
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Studies of circular single stranded DNA viruses of swine, 2009.
=670  \\$aMeSH, Aug. 20, 2010$b(Circovirus)
=670  \\$aHughes, A.L. and Piontkivska, H. "Nucleotide sequence polymorphism in circoviruses," Infection, Genetics, and Evolution, v. 8, 2008:$bp. 130 (The circoviruses are a family of viruses with a circular, single-stranded DNA genome, members of which have been found to infect a number of species of birds and mammals)
=750  \2$aCircovirus$0(DNLM)D017925$5IEN

=LDR  01386cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880363080402441
=005  20110616135727.0
=008  100816i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\c
=010  \\$ash2010013015
=040  \\$aOU$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aDual specificity phosphatase 1
=450  \\$aMap kinase phosphatase 1
=450  \\$aMAP phosphatase-1
=450  \\$aMitogen-activated protein phosphatase-1
=450  \\$aMKP-1 phosphatase
=550  \\$wg$aProtein-tyrosine phosphatase
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Modulation of the inflammatory response by triptolide and MAP kinase phosphatase-1, 2009.
=670  \\$aMeSH, Aug. 16, 2010$b(Dual specificity phosphatase 1: A dual specificity phosphatase subtype that plays a role in intracellular signal transduction by inactivating Mitogen-activated protein kinases. It has specificity for P38 Mitogen-activated protein kinases and JNK Mitogen-activated protein kinases.)
=670  \\$aMeSH, Aug. 16, 2010$b(MeSH heading: Dual Specificity Phosphatase 1; Entry terms: Map kinase phosphatase 1, MAP Phosphatase-1, Mitogen-Activated Protein Phosphatase-1, MKP-1 Phosphatase)
=670  \\$aUniProt Consortium, web site, Aug. 16, 2010$b(Recommended name: Dual specificity protein phosphatase 1; Alternative name(s): Mitogen-activated protein kinase phosphatase 1, Protein-tyrosine phosphatase CL100)
=750  \2$aDual Specificity Phosphatase 1$0(DNLM)D054638$5IEN

=LDR  02559cz  a2200337n  4500
=001  9880363080502441
=005  20110616135354.0
=008  100811||\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\c
=010  \\$ash2010012892
=040  \\$aABAU$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aDual-energy X-ray absorptiometry
=450  \\$aAbsorptiometry, Dual-energy radiographic
=450  \\$aAbsorptiometry, Dual-energy X-ray
=450  \\$aDEXA (Dual-energy X-ray absorptiometry)
=450  \\$aDPX absorptiometry
=450  \\$aDual-energy radiographic absorptiometry
=450  \\$aDual-energy X-ray analysis
=450  \\$aDual-photon absorptiometry
=450  \\$aDual X-ray absorptiometry
=450  \\$aDXA (Dual-energy X-ray absorptiometry)
=450  \\$aRadiographic absortiometry, Dual-energy
=450  \\$aX-ray absorptiometry, Dual-energy
=550  \\$wg$aDensitometry
=550  \\$wg$aX-ray spectroscopy
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Watts, R.J. Validation of noninvasive methods for body composition analysis, 2005:$babstr. (Dual-energy X-ray absorptiometry (DXA) is a fundamental, noninvasive tool for measuring body composition. It provides measures of bone mineral content and density, lean mass and fat mass)
=670  \\$aAmerican journal of clinical nutrition, May 1, 2006:$bp. 1047 (Dual-energy X-ray absorptiometry (DXA) is widely used to assess body composition in research and clinical practice; Dual-energy X-ray absorptiometry (DXA) [was] first developed for assessment of bone mass)
=670  \\$aMerriam-Webster online, Aug. 10, 2010$b(dual-energy X-ray absorptiometry; absorptiometry in which the density or mass of a material (as bone) is measured by comparing the material's absorption of X rays of two different energies and which is used especially for determining the mineral content of bone)
=670  \\$aSensor review, 2008:$bv. 28, no. 3, p. 195 (X-ray systems for security and industrial inspection: a widely used technique for recognising different materials is dual-energy X-ray analysis (DEXA))
=670  \\$aMosby's medical dictionary, 2009$b(dual-energy x-ray absorptiometry (DEXA); an imaging technique for quantifying bone density, used in the diagnosis and management of osteoporosis)
=670  \\$aMeSH, viewed Sept. 8, 2010$bPhoton absorptiometry (entry terms: Absorptiometry, Dual x-ray; Absorptiometry, Dual-Energy radiographic; Absorptiometry, Dual-energy x-ray; DEXA scan' DPX absorptiometry; Dual X-ray absorptiometry; Dual energy radiographic absorptiometry; Dual-photon absortiometry; DXA scan)
=750  \2$aAbsorptiometry, Photon$0(DNLM)D015502$5IEN

=LDR  01506cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880363080602441
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=008  100809i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\c
=010  \\$ash2010012830
=040  \\$aCoU-DA$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aSirtuins
=450  \\$aSilent mating type information regulator 2-like proteins
=450  \\$aSir2-like proteins
=450  \\$aSir2 proteins
=450  \\$aSIRT proteins
=550  \\$wg$aProteins
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Kendrick, A.A. Determining the consequences of sirtuin activity on liver metabolism in a mouse model of obesity, 2010:$bp. 12 (Sirtuins; are NAD+ dependent histone deacetylases that are directly involved in gene silencing via covalent interactions with chromatin (SIRTs))
=670  \\$aMESH browser, viewed Aug. 6, 2010$b(hdg.: Sirtuins; entry terms: Silent Mating Type Information Regulator 2-like Proteins, Sir2-like Proteins; Scope note: A homologous family of regulatory enzymes that are structurally related to the protein silent mating type information regulator 2 (Sir2) found in Saccharomyces cerevisiae)
=670  \\$aAccessScience from McGraw Hill, via WWW$b(Sirtuins; Sirtuins are a family of nicotinamide adenine dinucleotide (NAD) dependent protein deacetylases)
=670  \\$aWikipedia WWW site, Aug. 13, 2010$b(Sirtuin or Sir2 proteins; a class of proteins that possess either histone deacetylase or mono-ribosyltransferase activity and are found in organisms ranging from bacteria to humans)
=750  \2$aSirtuins$0(DNLM)D037761$5IEN

=LDR  00924cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880363080702441
=005  20160826094711.0
=008  100507i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\c
=010  \\$ash2010008423
=040  \\$aOU$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aSimian immunodeficiency virus
=450  \\$aImmunodeficiency virus, Simian
=450  \\$aSIV (Simian immunodeficiency virus)
=550  \\$wg$aRetroviruses
=550  \\$wg$aRNA viruses
=670  \\$aWork cat.: HIV-1/SIV neutralizing antibody gene delivery : a novel vaccination approach, 2009.
=670  \\$aMeSH, May 6, 2010$b(Simian immunodeficiency virus; do not confuse SIV with swine influenza virus)
=670  \\$aSergeev, R.A. Interpreting the effect of vaccination on steady state infection in animals challenged with Simian immunodeficiency virus, in Jrnl. of Theoretical Biology, v. 263, no. 3, Dec. 2009$b(Title, abstract)
=750  \2$aSimian Immunodeficiency Virus$0(DNLM)D015302$5IEN

=LDR  01338cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880363080802441
=005  20110616134302.0
=008  100908i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\c
=010  \\$ash2010012915
=040  \\$aABAU$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aParity (Obstetrics)
=550  \\$wg$aObstetrics
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Dobbs, J. After controlling for other risk factors, to what extent does the level of parity account for the differences in the probability of developing diabetes mellitus?, 2008:$bp. xvi (Parity: the number of live births a woman has delivered)
=670  \\$aDorlands illustrated medical dictionary, 2007$b(parity; the condition of a woman with respect to her having borne viable offspring)
=670  \\$aStedmans medical dictionary, 2000$b(parity; the condition of having given birth to an infant or infants, alive or dead; a multiple birth is considered as a single parous event)
=670  \\$aThe American Heritage dictionary of the English language, 2000$b(parity -- 1. The condition of having given birth. 2. The number of children borne by a single woman)
=670  \\$aJHPIEGO glossary of general family planning terms, via WWW, Aug. 11, 2010$b(parity; the number of live births a woman has had. A woman of zero parity has had no births, a woman of parity one has had one live birth, etc.)
=750  \2$aParity$0(DNLM)D010298$5IEN

=LDR  01566cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880363080902441
=005  20110616133932.0
=008  100804||\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\c
=010  \\$ash2010012755
=040  \\$aABAU$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aMultipotent stem cells
=550  \\$wg$aStem cells
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Vohra, S. Evaluation of osteosarcoma and mesenchymal stem cell adhesion as a means to test bioactive properties of hydroxyapatite biomaterials, 2006.
=670  \\$aInternational Society for Stem Cell Research WWW home page, Aug. 3, 2010$bpublic/glossary (Multipotent stem cells -- Stem cells whose progeny are of multiple differentiated cell types, but all within a particular tissue, organ, or physiological system. For example, blood-forming (hematopoietic) stem cells are single multipotent cells that can produce all cell types that are normal components of the blood)
=670  \\$aNational Institutes of Health WWW home page, Aug. 3, 2010$bmedical research initiatives - stem cell information/glossary (Multipotent -- Having the ability to develop into more than one cell type of the body)
=670  \\$aMeSH browser, Aug. 3, 2010$b(Multipotent stem cells -- Specialized stem cells that are committed to give rise to cells that have a particular function; examples are myoblasts, myeloid progenitor cells, and skin stem cells)
=670  \\$aWikipedia, Aug. 3, 2010$b(Stem cells ... Multipotent stem cells can differentiate into a number of cells, but only those of a closely related family of cells)
=750  \2$aMultipotent Stem Cells$0(DNLM)D039902$5IEN

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=005  20250211111125.0
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=010  \\$ash2010012753
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh2010012753
=040  \\$aABAU$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aMesenchymal stem cells
=450  \\$aBone marrow stromal cells
=450  \\$aMarrow stromal cells
=450  \\$aMSCs (Mesenchymal stem cells)
=450  \\$aStromal cells, Bone marrow
=450  \\$aStromal cells, Marrow
=550  \\$wg$aMultipotent stem cells
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Vohra, S. Evaluation of osteosarcoma and mesenchymal stem cell adhesion as a means to test bioactive properties of hydroxyapatite biomaterials, 2006.
=670  \\$aMeSH browser, Aug. 3, 2010$b(Mesenchymal stem cells - Cells that can develop into distinct mesenchymal tissue such as bone, tendons, muscles, adipose tissue, cartilage, nerve tissue, and blood and blood vessels)
=670  \\$aStem cells and development, Aug. 2004:$bp. 436 (Mesenchymal stem cells (MSCs), also known as marrow stromal cells or mesenchymal progenitor cells, are defined as self-renewable, multipotent progenitor cells with the capacity to differentiate into several distinct mesenchymal lineages)
=670  \\$aInternational Society for Stem Cell Research WWW home page, Aug. 3, 2010$bpublic/glossary (Mesenchymal stem cell -- Also known as bone marrow stromal cells, mesenchymal stem cells are rare cells, mainly found in the bone marrow, that can give rise to a large number of tissue types such as bone, cartilage (the lining of joints), fat tissue, and connective tissue (tissue that is in between organs and structures in the body))
=670  \\$aNational Institutes of Health WWW home page, Aug. 3, 2010$bmedical research initiatives-stem cell information/glossary (Mesenchymal stem cells -- A term that is currently used to define non-blood adult stem cells from a variety of tissues, although it is not clear that mesenchymal stem cells from different tissues are the same)
=750  \2$aMesenchymal Stem Cells$0(DNLM)D059630$5IEN
=750  \2$iNarrower mapping$aStromal Vascular Fraction$0(DNLM)D000090002$4NM$5IEN-M
=930  \\$aLCSH Mapping GN 2025/02/07

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=008  100719i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\c
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=040  \\$aMsSM$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aTetrahydrofolate dehydrogenase
=450  \\$aDHFR (Dihydrofolate reductase)
=450  \\$aDihydrofolate dehydrogenase
=450  \\$aDihydrofolate reductase
=450  \\$aFolic acid reductase
=550  \\$wg$aOxidoreductases
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Boroujerdi, Arezue Fatemeh Bekrai. NMR structure of the halophilic binary hvDHFR, 2008:$bp. 3 (Dihydrofolate reductase)
=670  \\$aRCSB Protein Databank WWW site, July 16, 2010$b(Dihydrofolate reductase)
=670  \\$aDorland's Illustrated Medical Dictionary web site, July 16, 2010$b(Dihydrofolate reductase; DHFR)
=670  \\$aMESH, July 21, 2010$b(hdg.: Tetrahydrofolate Dehydrogenase; entry terms: Dihydrofolate Dehydrogenase; Dihydrofolate Reductase; Folic Acid Reductase)
=750  \2$aTetrahydrofolate Dehydrogenase$0(DNLM)D013762$5IEN

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=001  9880363081202441
=005  20110610132948.0
=008  100823i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\c
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=040  \\$aTNJ$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aSickle cell anemia in adolescence
=550  \\$wg$aTeenagers$xDiseases
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Daigre, A.L. Stress, pain, and mood in adolescents with sickle cell disease, 2006.
=750  \2$81$wb$aAnemia, Sickle Cell$0(DNLM)D000755$5IEN
=750  \2$81$wb$aAdolescent$0(DNLM)D000293$5IEN
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aAnemia, Sickle Cell$iand$aAdolescent$5IEN

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=001  9880363081302441
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=040  \\$aWaU$beng$cDLC
=053  \0$aQL430.7.A72$cZoology
=150  \\$aArcidae
=450  \\$aArc shells
=450  \\$aArk clams
=450  \\$aArk shell clams
=450  \\$aArk shells
=450  \\$aArkshell clams
=450  \\$aArkshells
=550  \\$wg$aArcoida
=670  \\$aWork cat.: McGraw, K.A. Population structure of the arkshell clams, Noetia ponderosa and Anadara ovalis, in the oceanside lagoons and tidal creeks of Virginia and implications for fisheries management, 1996.
=670  \\$aITIS, July 14, 2010$b(Family Arcidae, Order Arcoida)
=670  \\$aNCBI taxonomy browser, July 14, 2010$b(Arcidae (ark shells). Rank: family. Superfamily Arcoidea, Order Arcoida)
=670  \\$aWorld register of marine species, via WWW, July 14, 2010$b(Arcidae. Rank: Family. Status: accepted. Arcoida (Order), Arcoidea (Superfamily))
=670  \\$aWikipedia, July 14, 2010$b(Ark clam; common name for a family of small to large-sized with no poison saltwater clams or marine bivalve molluscs in the family Arcidae; ark clams; group is known as "ark shells")
=670  \\$aEncyc. Britannica online, July 14, 2010$b(ark shell, any of the species of predominantly marine bivalve mollusks of the family Arcidae)
=670  \\$aMarineLifePhotography.com web site, July 14, 2010$b(Family Arcidae, Arc Shells)
=670  \\$aAgrovoc thesaurus, via WWW, July 14, 2010$b(Arkshells. UF Ark shells. BT Shellfish. RT Anadara. RT Arca. RT Glycymeris)
=750  \2$aArcidae$0(DNLM)D049893$5IEN

=LDR  00686cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880363081402441
=005  20110610124437.0
=008  100812||\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\c
=010  \\$ash2010012345
=040  \\$aMsSM$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aAzotobacter vinelandii
=550  \\$wg$aAzotobacter
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Shivaji, S. Functional analysis of a modC homolog in the Azotobacter vinelandii nif-gene cluster, 2008:$bp. 3 (Azotobacter vinelandii)
=670  \\$aNCBI Taxonomy Database, July 16, 2010$b(Azotobacter vinelandii)
=670  \\$aDictionary of Microbiology & Molecular Biology, viewed online July 16, 2010$b(Azotobacter vinelandii)
=750  \2$aAzotobacter vinelandii$0(DNLM)D016948$5IEN

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=001  9880363081502441
=005  20110610125737.0
=008  100812i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\c
=010  \\$ash2010012326
=040  \\$aMdBmJHUP$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aOlder caregivers
=550  \\$wg$aCaregivers
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Canadian Journal on Aging / La Revue canadienne du vieillissement, 2010:$bv. 29, no. 2, p. 223 (Minnes, Patricia. The Needs of Aging Parents Caring for an Adult with Acquired Brain Injury)
=750  \2$81$wb$aCaregivers$0(DNLM)D017028$5IEN
=750  \2$81$wb$aAged$0(DNLM)D000368$5IEN
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aCaregivers$iand$aAged$5IEN

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=001  9880363081602441
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=010  \\$ash2010012306
=040  \\$aMdBmJHUP$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aDeaf youth
=550  \\$wg$aYouth
=670  \\$aWork cat.: American Annals of the Deaf, 2010:$bv. 155, no. 1, p. 19 (Titus, Janet C. The Nature of Victimization Among Youths With Hearing Loss in Substance Abuse Treatment)
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=670  \\$aWork cat.: Tyagi, P. Study of nano-mechanical properties of 3D scaffolds prepared from polycaprolactone and hydroxyapatite, 2008:$bp. 1 (Bone tissue engineering is a new research area ... .  It may provide solutions for generating a new bone tissue with good functional and mechanical qualities, reducing the risks and expenses of using autografts, allografts and metals. Such applications aim to regenerate bone and other tissues through guided tissue regeneration on biodegradable scaffolds. The basic requirement is to create a cell supportive 3D scaffold as a template)
=670  \\$aMESH online, Feb. 5, 2008$b(Tissue scaffolds -- Cell growth support structures composed of biocompatible materials. They are specially designed solid support matrices for cell attachment in tissue engineering and guided tissue regeneration uses; MESH UF -- Tissue scaffolding)
=670  \\$aBatchelor, A.W. Service characteristics of biomedical materials and implants, 2004:$bp. 183 (Tissue engineering ... is used for repair or regeneration of damaged tissues and organs to restore their functionality with the minimum surgical intervention. Tissue engineering involves the use of scaffolds to facilitate  growth of human cells ... Tissue scaffolds are three-dimensional structures that are used for supporting tissue or cells while the tissue regeneration or organ formation proceeds)
=670  \\$aComputer-aided design and applications, 2007:$bv. 4, no. 5, p. 661 (Tissue engineering is an emerging and interdisciplinary field of biology, biotechnology and biomaterials to replace and restore functions of diseased or damaged tissues. The damaged or diseased tissues are regenerated using complex mold-like structures called tissue scaffolds. Tissue scaffolds are complex structures that help tissue cells to form the final shape of the tissue that meets the replaced tissues biological and physical requirements)
=670  \\$aBiomedical materials, Mar. 2008:$bp. 015011 (Tissue scaffolds are integral to many regenerative therapies, particularly those that promote tissue regeneration via the guidance of cellular growth in three dimensions (3D). In practice, such scaffolds can either be directly implanted into a patient to act as a space filling support structure to assist in vivo tissue repair, or used as a structure to guide in vitro tissue growth prior to implantation ... Tissue scaffolds are typically designed from biomimetic materials that are biocompatible, biodegradable and can be processed into 3D structures)
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=670  \\$aWork cat.: Cook, L. Sex steroid and growth factor expression in prostates of transgenic mice exposed to dietary polyphenols, 2007:$babstr. (The goal of this investigation was to determine the ability of EGCG [epigallocatechin gallate], resveratrol, and genistein in combination of twos to inhibit prostate cancer through regulation of sex steroid and growth factor signaling)
=670  \\$aMESH (Online), Apr. 30, 2010$b(Genistein -- An isoflavonoid derived from soy products. It inhibits protein-tyrosine kinase and topoisomerase-II (DNA topoisomerases, Type II) activity and is used as an antineoplastic and antitumor agent)
=670  \\$aWikipedia, Apr. 29, 2010$b(Genistein is one of several known isoflavones ... Genistein acts as an antioxidant, similar to many other isoflavones, counteracting damaging effects of free radicals in tissues)
=670  \\$aAmerican Heritage medical dictionary, 2007$b(genistein -- A phytoestrogen found in soy, having antioxidant and anticancer properties)
=670  \\$aMosby's dictionary of complementary and alternative medicine, 2005$b(genistein - an isoflavone derived from soy that acts as both an antioxidant and a source of phytoestrogen, used to prevent osteoporosis, to reduce cholesterol, to relieve menopausal complaints, and as a chemopreventive)
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=670  \\$aWork cat.: Molecular analysis of human T-cell leukemia virus type 2 accessory protein p. 28, 2009.
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=670  \\$aWikipedia, Apr. 28, 2010$b(HTLV-II; has not been clearly linked to any disease, but has been associated with several cases of myelopathy/tropical spastic paraparesis (HAM/TSP)-like neurological disease)
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=670  \\$asyntheticbiology.org home page, Apr. 13, 2010$b(Synthetic Biology is A) the design and construction of new biological parts, devices, and systems, and B) the re-design of existing, natural biological systems for useful purposes) FAQ (Synthetic biology studies how to build artificial biological systems for engineering applications, using many of the same tools and experimental techniques. But the work is fundamentally an engineering application of biological science, rather than an attempt to do more science. The focus is often on ways of taking parts of natural biological systems, characterizing and simplifying them, and using them as a component of a highly unnatural, engineered, biological system)
=670  \\$aWikipedia, Apr. 13, 2010:$bSynthetic biology (Synthetic biology is a new area of biological research that combines science and engineering. Synthetic biology encompasses a variety of different approaches, methodologies and disciplines, and many different definitions exist. What they all have in common, however, is that they see synthetic biology as the design and construction of new biological functions and systems not found in nature) Biological engineering (Biological Engineering, biotechnological engineering or bioengineering (including biological systems engineering) is the application of engineering principles to address challenges in the fields of biology and medicine. Biological engineering applies principles to the full spectrum of living systems, including molecular biology, biochemistry, microbiology, pharmacology, protein chemistry, cytology, immunology, neurobiology and neuroscience. As a study, it encompasses biomedical engineering and it is related to biotechnology. It deals with disciplines of product design, sustainability and analysis to improve and focus utilization of biological systems.)
=670  \\$aTucker, J.B. The promise and perils of synthetic biology, via WWW, Apr. 13, 2010$b(Synthetic biology is another transformative innovation that will make it possible to build living machines from off-the-shelf chemical ingredients, employing many of the same strategies that electrical engineers use to make computer chips. Drawing upon a set of powerful techniques for the automated synthesis of DNA molecules and their assembly into genes and microbial genomes, synthetic biology envisions the redesign of natural biological systems for greater efficiency, as well as the construction of functional "genetic circuits" and metabolic pathways for practical purposes)
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=670  \\$aWork cat.: Pharmacokinetic-pharmacodynamic studies of 5-azacytidine in combination with GTI-2040, 2008.
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=670  \\$aMedical dict., The free dictionary, Aug. 24, 2009$b(Ethanol; ethyl alcohol; a primary alcohol formed by microbial fermentation of carbohydrates or by synthesis from ethylene; pharmaceutical preparation is called alcohol)
=670  \\$aWikipedia, Aug. 24, 2009$b(Ethanol, called ethyl alcohol, hydroxyethane, ethyl hydrate)
=670  \\$aChemIndustry.com, Aug. 24, 2009$b(Ethanol; synonyms: alkyl alcohol, hydroxyethane, absolute ethanol, anhydrol, anhydrous alcohol, ethyl hydrate, etc.)
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=670  \\$aWork cat.: Potter, R.M. Constructing phylogenetic trees using multiple sequence alignment, 2008:$bleaf 5 (Sequence alignment is a way of arranging sequences of DNA, RNA, or proteins in order to distinguish regions of similarity)
=670  \\$aMeSH browser, Dec. 5, 2008$b(Sequence Alignment. The arrangement of two or more amino acid or base sequences from an organism or organisms in such a way as to align areas of the sequences sharing common properties. The degree of relatedness or homology between the sequences is predicted computationally or statistically based on weights assigned to the elements aligned between the sequences. This in turn can serve as a potential indicator of the genetic relatedness between the organisms. UF Determination, Sequence Homology; Sequence Homology Determination. BT in tree structures: Genetic Techniques)
=670  \\$aWikipedia, Dec. 5, 2008$b(Sequence alignment. In bioinformatics, a sequence alignment is a way of arranging the primary sequences of DNA, RNA, or protein to identify regions of similarity that may be a consequence of functional, structural, or evolutionary relationships between the sequences)
=750  \2$aSequence Alignment$0(DNLM)D016415$5IEN

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=150  \\$aManilkara
=550  \\$wg$aSapotaceae
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 2008051922: Chicle, 2009.
=670  \\$aWWW.itis.gov, viewed Dec. 4, 2008$b(genus: Manilkara Adans.)
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=001  9880363084102441
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=040  \\$aWaU$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aMannitol
=450  \\$aDiosmol
=450  \\$aHexane hexol
=450  \\$aHexanehexol
=450  \\$aHydroxy hexane
=450  \\$aHydroxyhexane
=450  \\$aManicol
=450  \\$aManita
=450  \\$aManna sugar
=450  \\$wnne$aMannite
=450  \\$aMannite sugar
=450  \\$aOsmofundin
=550  \\$wg$aPolyols
=550  \\$wg$aSugar substitutes
=670  \\$aWork cat.: NTP technical report on the carcinogenesis bioassay of D-mannitol (CAS no. 69-65-8) in F344/N rats and B6C3F b1 (B mice (feed study), 1982:$bp. 7 (a food and drug additive) p. 14 (C b6 (BH b14 (BO b6 (B; occurs in algae, fungi, bacteria, and a variety of higher plants; used primarily in the production of chewable tablets; also used as a replacement for sugar in dietary foods; produced commercially by the reduction of glucose or sucrose)
=670  \\$aMeSH browser, Oct. 20, 2008$b(Mannitol; a diuretic and renal diagnostic aid related to sorbitol; UF Osmitrol, Osmofundin. Pharm. Action: Diuretics, Osmotic; Sweetening Agents. In MeSH tree structures under: Sugar Alcohols)
=670  \\$aWikipedia, Oct. 20, 2008$b(Mannitol or hexan-1,2,3,4,5,6-hexol (C b6 (BH b8 (B(OH) b6 (B) is a polyol; used as an osmotic diuretic agent and a weak renal vasodilator; a sorbitol stereoisomer; it was originally isolated from the secretions of the Flowering Ash, called Manna after their resemblance to the Biblical food, and may also be referred to as: Mannite and Manna Sugar; sometimes used as an adulterant or cutting agent for heroin, methamphetamines or other illicit drugs; in popular culture, when it is used in this manner, it is often referred to as baby laxative)
=670  \\$aChemIndustry.com, Dec. 28, 2008$b(Mannitol; synonyms: Hexanehexol, Hexane hexol)
=670  \\$aChemBlink.com, Dec. 28, 2008$b(Mannite; synonyms: Diosmol, Manita, Manicol, Manna sugar, Hexanehexol)
=688  \\$aHeading from sh 85080600, deleted 20090115: 150:##:_{dollar}a Mannite
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=001  9880363084202441
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=008  081215i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
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=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aKidney diseases in animals
=550  \\$wg$aAnimals$xDiseases
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Zimmermann, Franz, 1927- Die postmortale Ur�mie beim Hund mittels einfacher chemische Untersuchungmethoden, 1953
=750  \2$aKidney Diseases$xveterinary$0(DNLM)D007674Q000662$5IEN

=LDR  00662cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880363084302441
=005  20091120083321.0
=008  081124i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\c
=010  \\$ash2008009231
=040  \\$aCU-A$beng$cDLC
=053  \0$aSF810.D48
=150  \\$aDicrocoeliasis in animals
=550  \\$wg$aVeterinary parasitology
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Weiss, Ernst, 1923 March 8- Der Befall der Schafe mit Dicrocoelium lanceatum auf der Schw�bischen Alb, 1954.
=670  \\$aMeSH, November 21, 2008$b(Dicrocoeliasis: infection with fluckes of genus Dicrocoelium; topical subdivision veterinary permitted)
=750  \2$aDicrocoeliasis$xveterinary$0(DNLM)D004011Q000662$5IEN

=LDR  00555cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880363084402441
=005  20091120083144.0
=008  081124i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\c
=010  \\$ash2008009230
=040  \\$aCU-A$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aDicrocoeliasis
=550  \\$wg$aHelminthiasis
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Weiss, Ernst, 1923 March 8- Der Befall der Schafe mit Dicrocoelium laceatum auf der Schw�bischen Alb, 1954
=670  \\$aMESH, November 21, 2008$b(Dicrocoeliasis: Infection with flukes of the genus Dicrocoelium)
=750  \0$aDicrocoeliasis$0(DNLM)D004011$5IEN

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=001  9880363084502441
=005  20091120085007.0
=008  081124i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\c
=010  \\$ash2008009226
=040  \\$aCU-A$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aUremia in animals
=550  \\$wg$aKidney diseases in animals
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Zimmermann, Franz. Die postmortale Ur�mie beim Hund mittels einfacher chemische Untersuchungmethoden, 1953.
=670  \\$aMeSH, November 21, 2008$b(Uremia; topical subdivision veterinary permitted)
=750  \2$aUremia$xveterinary$0(DNLM)D014511Q000662$5IEN

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=001  9880363084602441
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=010  \\$ash2007009103
=040  \\$aTNJ$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aGene rearrangement
=450  \\$aDNA rearrangement
=550  \\$wg$aMolecular genetics
=550  \\$aAntibody diversity
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Cobb, R.L. Genetic and epigenetic regulation of V(D)J recombination, 2006:$bp. 1 (The acquisition of broadly specific antigen receptors by B and T cell precursors is dependent on a DNA rearrangement process called V(D)J recombination)
=670  \\$aMESH, 2007$b(Gene rearrangement)
=750  \2$aGene Rearrangement$0(DNLM)D015321$5IEN

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=001  9880363084702441
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=008  081121||\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\c
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=040  \\$aWaU$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aNuclear proteins
=450  \\$aNucleolar proteins
=550  \\$wg$aProteins
=670  \\$aMESH browser, Nov. 14, 2008$b(Nuclear Proteins. UF Nuclear Protein, Nucleolar Proteins. Proteins found in the nucleus of a cell. Do not confuse with Nucleoproteins which are proteins conjugated with nucleic acids, that are not necessarily present in the nucleus.)
=670  \\$aNuclear protein database, via WWW, Nov. 14, 2008$b(proteins that are localised to the nucleus of vertebrate cells)
=670  \\$aK�ohler, M. Nuclear protein transport pathways, 1999, via WWW, Nov. 14, 2008:$babstr. (Nuclear proteins like transcription factors and ribosomal proteins are synthesized in the cytoplasm and have to be transported into the nucleus to fulfill their functions.)
=680  \\$iHere are entered works on proteins found in the cell nucleus. Works on proteins conjugated with nucleic acids, that are not necessarily present in the nucleus, are entered under$aNucleoproteins.
=681  \\$iNote under$aNucleoproteins
=750  \2$aNuclear Proteins$0(DNLM)D009687$5IEN
=750  \2$iNarrower mapping$aNucleophosmin$0(DNLM)D000090243$4NM$5IEN-M
=930  \\$aMeSH Mapping GN 2024/10/08

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=001  9880363084802441
=005  20140411163719.0
=008  081112||\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\c
=010  \\$ash2008008734
=040  \\$aVaVbRU$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aNocebos (Medicine)
=550  \\$wg$aPlacebos (Medicine)
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Mills, B.S. The nocebo effect, 2006.
=670  \\$aHarrington, E.R. The nocebo effect, 1998.
=670  \\$aGifford, L. Placebo and nocebo pain management, 2002.
=670  \\$aCarroll, R.T. The skeptic's dictionary, accessed online Mar. 3, 2008$b(A nocebo (Latin for "I will harm") is something that should be ineffective but which causes symptoms of ill health. The term 'nocebo' became popular in the 1990s. Prior to that, both pleasant and harmful effects thought to be due to the power of suggestion were usually referred to as being due to the placebo effect)
=680  \\$iHere are entered works on inert substances that are taken as drugs and produce undesirable effects in individuals who perceive them as harmful.
=750  \2$aNocebo Effect$0(DNLM)D064786$5IEN

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=001  9880363084902441
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=010  \\$ash2008008498
=040  \\$aCU-A$beng$cDLC
=053  \0$aSF855.V58
=150  \\$aVitamin C deficiency in animals
=450  \\$aAscorbic acid deficiency in animals
=550  \\$wg$aNutrition disorders in animals
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Nitz, K.J. Die experimentelle Erzeugung einer C-Avitaminose beim Hund, 1951.
=670  \\$aMESH, Oct. 29, 2008$b(Ascorbic Acid Deficiency; topical qualifier veterinary permitted)
=750  \2$aAscorbic Acid Deficiency$xveterinary$0(DNLM)D001206Q000662$5IEN

=LDR  00779cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880363085002441
=005  20091119132440.0
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=010  \\$ash2008008494
=040  \\$aCU-A$beng$cDLC
=053  \0$aSF855.V58
=150  \\$aVitamin A deficiency in animals
=550  \\$wg$aNutrition disorders in animals
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Minners, P. Vitamin A- und Jungtier-Krankheiten, 1954.
=670  \\$aMESH, Oct. 29, 2008$b(Vitamin A Deficiency)
=670  \\$aProvet healthcare WWW site, Oct. 31, 2008$b(Vitamin A; an important essential nutrient for most animal species, excess dietary intake cause disease and deficiency has been associated with several abnormalities and diseases)
=750  \0$aVitamin A Deficiency$xveterinary$0(DNLM)D014802Q000662$5IEN

=LDR  01298cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880363085102441
=005  20091119095119.0
=008  081202i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash2008009473
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC
=053  \0$aRC488.5
=150  \\$aCouples therapy
=450  \\$aCouples psychotherapy
=450  \\$aUnmarried couples therapy
=550  \\$wg$aGroup psychotherapy
=550  \\$aMarital psychotherapy
=670  \\$aClinical handbook of couple therapy, c2008:$bp. 12 (term "couple therapy" has recently come to replace the historically more familiar term "marital therapy" for its emphasis on the bond between two people without the value judgment implied by the traditional term; assumed that therapeutic methods operate similarly with marriages and with couple relations where commitment has no legal bond)
=670  \\$aMESH online, Nov. 3, 2008$b(Couples therapy: psychotherapy technique for unmarried couples: for married couples use Marital therapy)
=670  \\$aPenguin dictionary of psychology, 2001$b(Couples therapy, term introduced for therapy for unmarried couples in long-term relationships)
=670  \\$aThesaurus of psychological index terms, c2007$b(Couples therapy, term used specifically for unmarried couples)
=750  \2$aCouples Therapy$0(DNLM)D019546$5IEN

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=001  9880363085202441
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=010  \\$ash2008008364
=040  \\$aIAhCCS$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aCongenital insensitivity to pain
=450  \\$aAnalgesia, Congenital
=450  \\$aAnalgia, Congenital
=450  \\$aCIPA (Congenital insensitivity to pain)
=450  \\$aCongenital analgesia
=450  \\$aCongenital analgia
=450  \\$aCongenital indifference to pain
=450  \\$aCongenital pain insensitivity
=450  \\$aIndifference to pain, Congenital
=450  \\$aInsensitivity to pain, Congenital
=450  \\$aPain insensitivity, Congenital
=550  \\$wg$aNeuromuscular diseases
=550  \\$wg$aSyndromes
=670  \\$aWork cat.: A life without pain, 2005.
=670  \\$aWikipedia, Oct. 23, 2008$b(Congenital insensitivity to pain (CIPA) also known as congenital analgia, is a rare condition where a person cannot feel (and has never felt) physical pain)
=670  \\$aMESH, Nov. 17, 2008$b( hdg.: Pain insensitivity, Congenital; BT: Peripheral Nervous System Diseases; a syndrome characterized by indifference to pain; entry terms: Analgesia, Congenital; Pain indifference, Congenital; tree: Neuromuscular diseases)
=750  \2$aPain Insensitivity, Congenital$0(DNLM)D000699$5IEN

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=010  \\$ash2008005310
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=053  \0$aQK495.L375$cBotany
=150  \\$aLindera (Plants)
=450  \\$aBenjamin bush
=450  \\$aSpicebush
=550  \\$wg$aLauraceae
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Lockhart, B.R. Nondestructive estimation of leaf area for pondberry, 2007$b(Pondberry (Lindera mellissifolia [Walt.] Blume) is a federally listed endangered shrub found as isolated populations in seasonally flooded forests across the Southeastern United States)
=670  \\$aWikipedia, accessed July 2, 2008$b(Lindera; kingdom: Plantae, Division: Magnoliophyta, Class: Magnoliopsida, Order: Laurales, Family: Lauraceae, Genus: Lindera Thunb; Lindera is a genus of about 80-100 species of flowering plants in the family Lauraceae; common names include Spicebush and Benjamin Bush)
=670  \\$aUSDA Plants Database, accessed online July 2, 2008$b(Classification: Lindera Thunb.; family: Lauraceae, [common name:] Spicebush. Genus Lindera Thunb.; spicebush)
=750  \2$aLindera$0(DNLM)D027443$5IEN

=LDR  01135cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880363085402441
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=008  061024||\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\c
=010  \\$ash2006007696
=040  \\$aOrCS$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aPhagosomes
=550  \\$wg$aCell organelles
=550  \\$aPhagocytosis
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Jha, Samradhni. Macrophage infection with wild-type Mycobacterium avium or isogenic attenuated PPE mutant revealed differences in gene expression and mycobacterial vacuole proteins, 2006.
=670  \\$aMcGraw-Hill dictionary of scientific and technical terms, 2003$b(Phagosome: a closed intracellular vesicle containing material captured by phagocytosis)
=670  \\$aWikipedia, accessed, Oct. 23, 2006$b(Phagosome: In cell biology, a phagosome is a vacuole formed around a particle absorbed by phagocytosis)
=670  \\$aHackam, David Joel. Mechanisms of phagosome formation, maturation and acidification : implications for intracellular infection, 2000.
=670  \\$aKielian, Margaret Carol. Characterization of phagosome-lysosome fusion in macrophages, 1981.
=750  \2$aPhagosomes$0(DNLM)D010588$5IEN

=LDR  01406cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880363085502441
=005  20091118102548.0
=008  081201i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\c
=010  \\$ash2008008251
=040  \\$aWaU$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aPropyl gallate
=450  \\$aGallic acid propyl ester
=450  \\$aProgallin P
=450  \\$aTennox PG
=550  \\$wg$aAntioxidants
=550  \\$wg$aFood additives
=550  \\$wg$aGallates
=670  \\$aWork cat.: NTP technical report on the carcinogenesis bioassay of propyl gallate (CAS no. 121-79-9) in F344/N rats and B6C3F b1 (B mice (feed study), 1982:$bp. 14 (Propyl gallate (2,4,5 trihydroxybenzoic acid propyl ester; Var. names: gallic acid propyl ester; Progallin P; Tennox PG; a white to nearly white odorless powder having a slightly bitter taste; used since 1948 as an antioxidant to stabilize cosmetics, food-packaging materials, and foods containing fats)
=670  \\$aMESH browser, Oct. 20, 2008$b(Propyl gallate; antioxidant for foods, fats, oils, ethers, emulsions, waxes, and transformer oils; Pharm. Action: Antioxidants; In MESH tree structures under: Gallic Acid)
=670  \\$aWikipedia, Oct. 20, 2008$b(Propyl gallate, or propyl 3,4,5-trihydroxybenzoate; an ester formed by the condensation of gallic acid and propanol; an antioxidant added to foods containing oils and fats to prevent oxidation)
=750  \2$aPropyl Gallate$0(DNLM)D011435$5IEN

=LDR  01271cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880363085602441
=005  20120216103046.0
=008  051116i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\c
=010  \\$ash2005007520
=040  \\$aOrCS$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aFusariosis
=450  \\$aFusarium diseases
=450  \\$aFusarium infections
=550  \\$wg$aMycoses
=550  \\$aFusarium diseases of plants
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Laramore, C.R. J.A. Barkate, and H.O. Persyn. Fusarium infection in eyes of mature shrimp (Penaeus vannamii), 1977.
=670  \\$aPalti, J. Toxigenic fusaria : their distribution and significance as causes of disease in animal and man, 1978.
=670  \\$aOgarkov, B.N. and G.R. Ogarkova. Some fungi species of genera Fusarium Fr. and Oospora Wallr, causal agents of insects pests' mycosis in Eastern Siberia, 1985.
=670  \\$aDoctor Fungus, accessed Nov. 10, 2005$b(As well as being common plant pathogens, Fusarium spp. are causative agents of superficial and systemic infections in humans. Infections due to Fusarium spp. are collectively referred to as fusariosis)
=670  \\$aGoogle search, Nov. 10, 2005$b(fusariosis: about 21,400 hits, "fusarium diseases" about 943 hits, "fusarium infection" about 13,700 hits)
=750  \2$aFusariosis$0(DNLM)D060585$5IEN

=LDR  00801cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880363085702441
=005  20091117152426.0
=008  081107i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash2008008674
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aTenuiviruses
=550  \\$wg$aPlant viruses
=550  \\$wg$aRNA viruses
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Work cat.: Hoja blanca : serious threat to rice crops, 1960.
=670  \\$aICTVdB site, Nov. 7, 2008$b(Tenuivirus (genus); not yet assigned to a family; includes Echinochloa hoja blanca virus, Maize stripe virus, Rice grassy stunt virus, Rice hoja blanca virus, Rice stripe virus, and possibly others)
=670  \\$aJVI, Journal of Virology site, Nov. 7, 2008$b(Rice hoja blanca tenuivirus; plant-infecting negative-strand RNA virus)
=750  \2$aTenuivirus$0(DNLM)D029364$5IEN

=LDR  00948cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880363085802441
=005  20091117150734.0
=008  081113i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\c
=010  \\$ash2008007737
=040  \\$aCU-A$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aCorynebacterium pseudotuberculosis
=550  \\$wg$aCorynebacterium
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Spitznagel, F.W. Untersuchungen ber das Vorkommen von Corynebacterium pyogenes und Corynebacterium pseudotuberculosis in ver�nderten Lungenlymphknoten vom Schaf, 1952.
=670  \\$aMESH, October 1, 2008$b(Corynebacterium pseudotuberculosis: A species of gram-positive, asporogenous bacteria that was originally isolated from necrotic areas in the kidney of a sheep. It may cause ulcerative lymphangitis, abscesses, and other chronic purulent infections in sheep, horses, and other warm-blooded animals. Human disease may form from contact with infected animals)
=750  \2$aCorynebacterium pseudotuberculosis$0(DNLM)D016925$5IEN

=LDR  00760cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880363085902441
=005  20091117150140.0
=008  080925||\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\c
=010  \\$ash2008007530
=040  \\$aCU-A$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aBeta carotene
=550  \\$wg$aCarotenes
=550  \\$aVitamin A
=670  \\$aWork cat.: The nutritional implications of deforestation : how ecological change is affecting the availability of wild plants as beta-carotene sources, 2001.
=670  \\$aMESH, September 22, 2008$b(beta Carotene: A carotenoid that is a precursor of VITAMIN A. It is administered to reduce the severity of photosensitivity reactions in patients with erythropoietic protoporphyria ( PORPHYRIA, ERYTHROPOIETIC))
=750  \2$abeta Carotene$0(DNLM)D019207$5IEN

=LDR  00583cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880363086002441
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=008  081114||\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash2007001020
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aMagnetosomes
=550  \\$wg$aCell organelles
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 2006931551: Magnetoreception and magnetosomes in bacteria, c2007.
=670  \\$aWikipedia.
=670  \\$a"Magnetosomes Are Cell Membrane Invaginations Organized by the Actin-Like Protein MamK."  in,  Science:$bVol. 311, no. 5758, pp. 242-245.
=750  \2$aMagnetosomes$0(DNLM)D055944$5IEN

=LDR  00736cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880363086102441
=005  20091117151602.0
=008  081114i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\c
=010  \\$ash2005002566
=040  \\$aOrCS$beng$cDLC
=053  \0$aQR82.N6
=150  \\$aNocardiaceae
=550  \\$wg$aActinomycetales
=670  \\$aGarrity, George M. Winters, Matthew & Searles, Denise B. Taxonomic outline of the procaryotic genera, Bergey's manual of systematic bacteriology, second edition, release 1.0, April 2001, website accessed April 18, 2005:$bp. 20-22 (Subclass V. Actinobacteridae; Order I. Actinomycetales; Suborder VII. Corynebacterineae; Family V. Nocardiaceae; Genus I. Nocardia, Genus II. Rhodococcus)
=750  \2$aNocardiaceae$0(DNLM)D009618$5IEN

=LDR  01797cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880363086202441
=005  20091117151827.0
=008  081114i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\c
=010  \\$ash2005002565
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=053  \0$aQR82.N6
=150  \\$aRhodococcus
=550  \\$wg$aNocardiaceae
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Li, Jun. Molecular analysis of bacterial community dynamics during bioaugmentation studies in a soil column and at a field test site, 2004:$bp. 3 (Characterization of the 16S rRNA gene of the organism was found 100% identical to a known Rhodococcus sp.)
=670  \\$aDSMZ - Bacterial Nomenclature Up-To-Date, website, accessed April 18, 2005$b(RHODOCOCCUS, Authors: Zopf 1891; Status: Approved Lists; Type species: R. rhodochrous; Literature: Int. J. Syst. Bacteriol. 30:356)
=670  \\$aList of bacterial names with standing in nomenclature, website, accessed April 18, 2005$b(Rhodococcus Zopf 1891, genus. Type species: Rhodococcus rhodochrous (Zopf 1891) Tsukamura 1974 (Approved Lists 1980). References: SKERMAN,V.B.D., McGOWAN, V. and SNEATH , P.H.A.: Approved Lists of Bacterial Names. Int. J. Syst. Bacteriol., 1980, 30, 225-420)
=670  \\$aGarrity, George M., Winters, Matthew & Searles, Denise B. Taxonomic outline of the procaryotic genera, Bergey's manual of systematic bacteriology, second edition, release 1.0, April 2001, website accessed April 18, 2005:$bp. 20-22 (Subclass V. Actinobacteridae; Order I. Actinomycetales; Suborder VII. Corynebacterineae; Family V. Nocardiaceae; Genus II. Rhodococcus)
=670  \\$aBalows, Albert. The Prokaryotes, 1992:$bv. 2, p. 1192 (genus Rhodococcus ... contains aerobic, Gram-positive ... nonmotile actinomycetes which form rods to extensively branched substrate mycelium)
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=150  \\$aCase-control method
=450  \\$aCase-control studies
=550  \\$wg$aEpidemiology$xStatistical methods
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 2008041127: Armenian, Haroutune K. The case-control method, 2009.
=670  \\$aMESH online, Sept. 22, 2008:$bHdg. (Case-control studies)
=670  \\$aWikipedia online, Sept. 22, 2008$b(Case-control studies are used to identify factors that may contribute to a medical condition by comparing subjects who have that condition (the 'cases') with patients who do not have the condition but are otherwise similar (the 'controls'))
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=150  \\$aDesulfovibrio vulgaris
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=670  \\$aWork cat.: Walker, C.B. Genomic and ecological analysis of archetypical syntrophic partners, 2008:$babstract (Desulfovibrio vulgaris)
=670  \\$aMESH browser, Sept. 16, 2008$b(Desulfovibrio vulgaris. A species of gram-negative, anaerobic, rod-shaped bacteria isolated from soil, animal intestines and feces, and fresh and salt water)
=670  \\$aBacterial nomenclature up-to-date, via WWW, Sept. 16, 2008$b(Desulfovibrio vulgaris)
=670  \\$aList of prokaryotic names with standing in nNomenclature, via WWW, Sept. 16, 2008$b(Desulfovibrio vulgaris)
=675  \\$aITIS, Sept. 16, 2008
=750  \2$aDesulfovibrio vulgaris$0(DNLM)D016969$5IEN

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=150  \\$aPhosphinic acid
=450  \\$aHypophosphorous acid
=550  \\$wg$aAnticholesteremic agents
=550  \\$wg$aPhosphoric acid
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Gotlinsky, B. Synthesis of phosphonic and phosphinic acid analogues of oligonucleotides and cholesterol inhibitors, 1982.
=670  \\$aIUPAC Compendium of Chemical Terminology Online:$bphosphinic acids (H2P(=O)OH (phosphinic acid) and its P-hydorcarbyl derivatives)
=670  \\$aMESH, Sept. 12, 2008$b(hdg.: Phosphinic Acids; scope note: Inorganic or organic derivatives of phosphinic acid, H2PO(OH). They include phosphinates and phosphinic acid esters; entry terms: Hypophosphorous Acids, Phosphinic Acid; do not confuse with: Phosphonic acids)
=670  \\$aOnline Medical Dict., Sept. 12, 2008$b(phosphinic acids: Hypophosphorous acids. Inorganic or organic derivatives of phosphinic acid, h2po(oh). They include phosphinates and phosphinic acid esters)
=670  \\$aWikipedia, Sept. 12, 2008$b(Hypophosphorous acid is a phosphorus oxoacid and a powerful reducing agent with molecular formula H3PO2. Inorganic chemists refer to the free acid by this name (also as "HPA") although its IUPAC name is dihydridohydroxidooxidophosphorus, or the acceptable name of phosphinic acid)
=750  \2$aPhosphinic Acids$0(DNLM)D010721$5IEN

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=150  \\$aHuman chromosome 2
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=670  \\$aWork cat.: Human biology, 2004:$bv. 76, no. 6, p. 849 (Fitzpatrick, E. Fine Mapping and SNP Analysis of Positional Candidates at the Preeclampsia Susceptibility Locus (PREG1) on Chromosome 2)
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Chromosomes, Human, Pair 2)
=750  \2$aChromosomes, Human, Pair 2$0(DNLM)D002889$5IEN

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=150  \\$aEcho-planar imaging
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=550  \\$wg$aMagnetic resonance imaging
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Li, Y. Nonrigid registration based method for correction of distortions in echo planar images, 2007:$bp. 1 (Echo Planar Imaging (EPI) is known for its ability to acquire magnetic resonance (MR) images in a very short time)
=670  \\$aMESH browser, Sept. 5, 2008$b(MeSH heading: Echo-Planar Imaging; Scope Note: A type of MAGNETIC RESONANCE IMAGING that uses only one nuclear spin excitation per image and therefore can obtain images in a fraction of a second rather than the minutes required in traditional MRI techniques. It is used in a variety of medical and scientific applications)
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=150  \\$aSexually transmitted diseases in animals
=450  \\$aVenereal diseases in animals
=550  \\$wg$aDomestic animals$xDiseases
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Die wirtschaftliche Bedeutung der knstliche Besamung bei der Bek�mpfung der Deckinfektionen des Rindes, 1940.
=750  \2$aSexually Transmitted Diseases$xveterinary$0(DNLM)D012749Q000662$5IEN

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=150  \\$aProportional hazards models
=360  \\$isubdivision$aProportional hazards models$iunder topical headings, e.g.$aFailure time data analysis--Proportional hazards models
=450  \\$aCox proportional hazards models
=450  \\$aHazards models
=550  \\$wg$aMathematical models
=550  \\$wg$aSurvival analysis (Biometry)
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Misspecified proportional hazard models and confirmatory analysis of survival data, 1999.
=670  \\$aProportional hazards regression, c2008:$bp. vii (proportional hazards models and their extensions can be used to characterize any applied problem to which techniques of survival analysis are appropriate)
=670  \\$aDictionary of statistics, 2002$b(proportional-hazards model: model in which the logarithm of the hazard rate , h(t), for a component (or device) is related to one or more explanatory variables x1, x2, by   ln {h(t)}=  0 +  1x1 +  2x2 +, where  0,  1,  2, are parameters)
=670  \\$aMESH online, May 14, 2008$b(proportional hazards models : statistical models used in survival analysis that assert that effect of study factors on hazard rate in the study population is multiplicative and does not change over time; UF Cox proportional hazards models; Cox models; Hazard models; Hazards models)
=670  \\$aCox proportional hazards models for modeling the time to onset of decompression sickness in hypobaric environments, 2003.
=750  \0$aProportional Hazards Models$0(DNLM)D016016$5IEN

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=150  \\$aAjuga
=450  \\$aBugles (Plants)
=550  \\$wg$aLamiaceae
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Price, D. Ground-pine (Ajuga chamaepitys), 2006.
=670  \\$aIntegrated Taxonomic Information System, accessed online 21 Apr. 2008$b(accepted name genus Ajuga, common name Bugle; family Lamiaceae)
=670  \\$aInteractive Flora of NW Europe, accessed online 21 Apr. 2008$b(Ajuga, Bugles; family Lamiaceae)
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=450  \\$aReproductive freedom
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=550  \\$aAbortion
=550  \\$aBirth control
=550  \\$aContraception
=550  \\$aHuman reproduction
=550  \\$aInvoluntary sterilization
=670  \\$aMESH, July 10, 2008$b(Reproductive rights BT Human rights)
=670  \\$aUNBIS thesaurus, July 10, 2008$b(Reproductive freedom UF Reproductive rights BT Human rights)
=670  \\$aUNESCO thesaurus, July 10, 2008$b(Reproductive rights BT Women's rights)
=680  \\$iHere are entered works on the basic human right to determine freely the number and the spacing of one's children, as well as such related issues as affordable access to abortion and contraception, education about contraception and sexually transmitted infections, and freedom from coerced sterilization and contraception.
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=150  \\$aDiamino amino acids
=550  \\$wg$aAmino acids
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 2008026975: Diamino amino acids, 2008
=670  \\$aMeSH online, June 19, 2008:$bHdg. (Amino Acids, Diamino)
=750  \2$aAmino Acids, Diamino$0(DNLM)D000599$5IEN

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=053  \0$aRJ496.P15
=150  \\$aPerceptual disorders in children
=550  \\$wg$aPediatric neurology
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 2002523569: Rass, Eva. Kindliches Erleben bei Wahrnehmungsproblemen, c2002.
=750  \2$81$wb$aPerceptual Disorders$0(DNLM)D010468$5IEN
=750  \2$81$wb$aChild$0(DNLM)D002648$5IEN
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aPerceptual Disorders$iand$aChild$5IEN

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=010  \\$ash2008004113
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC
=053  \0$aQP552.S37
=150  \\$aSeptins
=550  \\$wg$aG proteins
=550  \\$wg$aMicrofilament proteins
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 2008022154: The septins, 2008.
=670  \\$aInternet, May 29, 2008.
=670  \\$aJournal of Cell Science, 119, 4-10 (2006)$b(Here come the septins: novel polymers that coordinate intracellular functions and organization)
=670  \\$aMESH:$ba number of septin proteins are MESH headings (Sept1 protein, Drosophila; Sept10 protein, Human, etc.)
=670  \\$aWikipedia
=670  \\$aGenome Biology, 4, 236 (2003), M. Kinoshita : The septins$b("The septins are guanine-nucleotide binding proteins that mostly form filaments.")
=750  \2$aSeptins$0(DNLM)D058112$5IEN

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=001  9880363087602441
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=008  080415i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash2008002926
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aSystems biology
=550  \\$wg$aComputational biology
=550  \\$aBioinformatics
=550  \\$aBiological systems
=550  \\$aMolecular biology
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 2008382712: Biologie syst�emique, c2007
=670  \\$aMeSH online, Apr. 15, 2008:$bHdg. (Systems Biology) scope note (Comprehensive, methodical analysis of complex biological systems by monitoring responses to perturbations of biological processes. Large scale, computerized collection and analysis of the data are used to develop and test models of biological systems)
=670  \\$aWikipedia online, Apr. 15, 2008:$b(Systems biology is a relatively new biological study field that focuses on the systematic study of complex interactions in biological systems, thus using a new perspective (integration instead of reduction) to study them. Particularly from year 2000 onwards, the term is used widely in the biosciences, and in a variety of contexts. Because the scientific method has been used primarily toward reductionism, one of the goals of systems biology is to discover new emergent properties that may arise from the systemic view used by this discipline in order to understand better the entirety of processes that happen in a biological system)
=750  \2$aSystems Biology$0(DNLM)D049490$5IEN

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=040  \\$aOrCS$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aFungal proteins
=450  \\$aMycoproteins
=550  \\$wg$aFungi
=550  \\$wg$aProteins
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Szilvay, Geza R.  Self-assembly of hydrophobin proteins from the fungus Trichoderma reesei, 2007.
=670  \\$aArvas, Mikko. Comparative and functional genome analysis of fungi for development of the protein production host Trichoderma reesei, 2007.
=670  \\$aIndik, Zena K. The acid soluble nuclear proteins of the fungus Cordyceps militaris, 1975.
=670  \\$aImrie, F.K.E. and A.J. Vlitos.  Production of fungal protein from carob (Ceratonia Siliqua L.), 1973?
=670  \\$aWikipedia, accessed April 8, 2008$b(redirected from search: fungal protein, Mycoprotein is defined in the Oxford English Dictionary as: "the albuminoid which is the principal constituent of the protoplasm of the cell.")
=675  \\$aMcGraw-Hill dictionary of scientific and technical terms, 2003
=750  \2$aFungal Proteins$0(DNLM)D005656$5IEN

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=053  \0$aSB615.H97$cWeed
=150  \\$aHymenachne amplexicaulis
=450  \\$aAgrostis monostachya
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=450  \\$aDal grass
=450  \\$aDhal grass
=450  \\$aHymenachne acutigluma
=450  \\$aHymenachne gouinii
=450  \\$aHymenachne monostachya
=450  \\$aHymenachne myosurus
=450  \\$aHymenachne myurus
=450  \\$aHymenachne pseudo-interupta
=450  \\$aHymenachne pseudointerrupta
=450  \\$aOlive hymenachne
=450  \\$aPanicum acuminatum
=450  \\$aPanicum acutiglume
=450  \\$aPanicum amplexicaule
=450  \\$aPanicum auritum
=450  \\$aPanicum caudatum
=450  \\$aPanicum grisebachianum
=450  \\$aPanicum hasskarlii
=450  \\$aPanicum hymenachne
=450  \\$aPanicum myurum
=450  \\$aPanicum perdensum
=450  \\$aSporobolus villosus
=450  \\$aTrompetilla
=450  \\$aTrumpet grass
=450  \\$aWater straw grass
=450  \\$aWest Indian marsh grass
=550  \\$wg$aHymenachne
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Csurhes, S.M. Hymenachne (Hymenachne amplexicaulis) in Queensland, 1999:$bp. 3 (Hymenachne amplexicaulis, a native of South and Central America, is distinct from Hymenachne acutigluma, a native of northern Australian flood plains, and Hymenachne pseudo-interrupta, from the Indo-Malayan region; synonyms include: Agrostis monostachya; Hymenachne myosurus; Panicum amplexicaule var. deflexa; Panicum amplexicaule var. erecta; Panicum amplexicaule; Panicum hymenachne; Panicum perdensum; Hymenachne pseudo-interupta; Hymenachne myurus; some literature refers to the plant as olive hymenachne and this is name commonly used in the Northern Territory to differentiate it from native hymenachne; other common names include West Indian marsh grass, bamboo grass, and dal grass)
=670  \\$aITIS, Mar. 14, 2008$b(Hymenachne amplexicaulis -- West Indian marsh grass. Synonym: Hymenachne acutigluma)
=670  \\$aNatureServe explorer, Mar. 14, 2008$b(Hymenachne amplexicaulis, Trompetilla. Other common names: West Indian marsh grass)
=670  \\$aNCBI taxonomy browser, Mar. 14, 2008$b(Hymenachne amplexicaulis. Synonym: Hymenachne acutigluma)
=670  \\$aPlants database, Mar. 14, 2008$b(Hymenachne amplexicaulis, West Indian marsh grass. Synonym: Hymenachne acutigluma)
=670  \\$aGRIN taxonomy for plants, via WWW, Mar. 14, 2008$b(Hymenachne amplexicaulis. Common names: West Indian marsh grass, camalote (Spanish). Comment: H. amplexicaulis sensu Old World authors = H. acutiglume; also separate listing for Hymenachne acutigluma)
=670  \\$aGrassBase : the online world grass flora, Mar. 14, 2008$b(Hymenachne amplexicaulis) synonymy database (Panicum amplexicaule, Agrostis monostachya, Hymenachne monostachya, Panicum myurum, Panicum caudatum, Panicum auritum, Panicum acutiglume, Panicum hasskarlii, Panicum perdensum, Hymenachne pseudointerrupta, Panicum acuminatum, Panicum amplexicaule var. deflexa, Panicum amplexicaule var. erecta, Sporobolus villosus, Hymenachne gouinii, Panicum grisebachianum, Panicum hymenachne, Hymenachne acutigluma)
=670  \\$aA synonymized checklist of the vascular flora of the United States, Puerto Rico, and the Virgin Islands, via WWW, Mar. 14, 2008$b(Hymenachne amplexicaulis - Trompetilla. Synonymy: Hymenachne acutigluma)
=670  \\$aHawaiian Ecosystems at Risk project (HEAR) : invasive species information for Hawaii and the Pacific, via WWW, Mar. 14, 2008$b(Hymenachne amplexicaulis (Poaceae) - West Indian marsh grass, hymenachne, olive hymenachne, trompetilla)
=670  \\$aTropical forages Web site, Mar. 14, 2008$b(Hymenachne amplexicaulis. Synonyms: Panicum amplexicaule, Hymenachne acutigluma. Common names: hymenachne, west indian marsh grass, water straw grass, trompetilla or trumpet grass, canutillo (Colombia); dal (dhal) grass, bamboo grass (India); carrizo chico, ca�nuela blanca (Bolivia); bamboegras (Suriname); chingolo (Paraguay))
=750  \2$aSasa$0(DNLM)D031787$5IEN

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=150  \\$aRegenerative medicine
=550  \\$wg$aMedicine
=550  \\$wg$aRegeneration (Biology)
=670  \\$aWork cat.: The promises and challenges of regenerative medicine, 2005:$bp. vi (present state of the art of regenerative medicine)
=670  \\$aPrinciples of regenerative biology, 2007:$bp. 2 (building missing or damaged tissues and organs in humans through application of bioengineering or stem cell technology is now called "regenerative medicine")
=670  \\$aCambridge textbook of bioethics, 2008:$bp. 153 (regenerative medicine: emerging interdisciplinary field of research and clinical applications focused on repair, replacement, or regeneration of cells, tissues, or organs, to restore impaired functions; it aims to provide elements required for in vivo repair, design replacements to seamlessly interact with living body, and to stimulate body's intrinsic capacities to regenerate. Disciplines contributing to this field include genetics and molecular biology, materials science, stem cell biology, transplantation, developmental biology, and tissue engineering)
=670  \\$aMESH online, March 5, 2008:$b(regenerative medicine: field of medicine concerned with developing and using strategies aimed at repair or replacement of damaged, diseased, or deficient organs, tissues, and cells via tissue engineering, cell transplantation, and artificial organs and bioartificial organs and tissues)
=670  \\$aPrinciples of regenerative medicine, 2007:$bp. 2 (regenerative medicine seeks new therapies for patients with injuries or diseases in which body's own responses cannot restore functional tissue; therapeutic use of growth factors and cytokines to stimulate production/function of endogenous cells has shown greatest clinical impact to date)
=750  \2$aRegenerative Medicine$0(DNLM)D044968$5IEN

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=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aTocotrienol
=550  \\$wg$aVitamin E
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 2008018922: Tocotrienols, 2008.
=670  \\$aMeSH online, Apr. 28, 2008:$bHdg. (Tocotrienols)
=750  \2$aTocotrienols$0(DNLM)D024508$5IEN

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=010  \\$ash2008121541
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aHematopoietic stem cells$xTransplantation
=667  \\$aRecord generated for validation purposes.
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Ex vivo cell therapy, c1999
=750  \2$aHematopoietic Stem Cell Transplantation$5IEN$0(DNLM)D018380

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=150  \\$aHearing impaired$xRehabilitation
=667  \\$aRecord generated for validation purposes.
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Rehabilitative audiology, c1993
=750  \2$aCorrection of Hearing Impairment$5IEN$0(DNLM)D012048

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=150  \\$aMedical offices
=450  \\$aDoctors' offices
=450  \\$aMedical practice units
=450  \\$aPhysicians' offices
=450  \\$aSurgeries (Medical offices)
=550  \\$wg$aHealth facilities
=550  \\$wg$aMedicine$xPractice
=550  \\$wg$aOffices
=550  \\$aClinics
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=001  9880362410602441
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=010  \\$ash 85081958 
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=550  \\$wg$aPhysical therapy for children
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=750  \2$81$wb$aChild$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002648
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=001  9880362410702441
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=930  \\$aMeSH Mapping GN 2024/10/08

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=450  \\$aMedia, Mass
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=450  \\$aMedia, The
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=670  \\$aBlakeney, R.L.  Providing relief to families after a mass fatality, 2002.
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=001  9880362411102441
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=550  \\$wg$aPersonality disorders
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=001  9880362411202441
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=010  \\$ash 85081817 
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=001  9880362411302441
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=LDR  01412cz  a2200253n  4500
=001  9880362411502441
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=008  991105i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
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=670  \\$aMammal species of the world, 1993:$bp. 4 (Orders Didelphimorphia, Paucituberculata, Microbiotheria, Dasyuromoprhia, Peramelemorphia, Notoyctemorphia, Diprotodontia were included in Marsupuialia in the 1st ed.)
=670  \\$aIntegrated Taxonomic info. sys., Oct. 8, 1999$b(Superorder Marsupialia, Infraclass Metatheria, Subclass Theria, Class Mammalia. Usage: valid. Common name: marsupials)
=670  \\$aWalker mamm. world:$bv. 1, p. 10 (Order Marsupialia. Marsupials. Marsupials are covered as a single order, some zoologists believe the group should be divided into 2 orders, with more marsupial families than formerly recognized. Marsupials include species diverse in morphology and ecology as moles, wolves, antelopes, etc.  united primarily on the basis of common means of reproduction)
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=001  9880362411602441
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=001  9880362411702441
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=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
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=001  9880362411802441
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=001  9880362411902441
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=001  9880362412002441
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=LDR  00374cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362412102441
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=001  9880362412202441
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=035  \\$aBZT1446NU
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=053  \\$aRC645.7$bRC645.76
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=001  9880362412302441
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=010  \\$ash 85081538 
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=690  \\$ar:AMD:6/1/90
=750  \2$aBone Marrow$5IEN$0(DNLM)D001853

=LDR  00816cz  a2200313n  4500
=001  9880362412402441
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=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85081416 
=035  \\$aBZT1322NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
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=053  \0$aGR465$cFolklore
=053  \0$aHQ503$bHQ1057$cSociology
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=LDR  00607cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362412502441
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=008  940406i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85081390 
=035  \\$aBZT1296NU
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=LDR  01086cz  a2200265n  4500
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=001  9880362412702441
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=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
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=450  \\$aManure
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=550  \\$wg$aCrop residues
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=550  \\$wg$aOrganic fertilizers
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=001  9880362412802441
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=035  \\$aBZT0515NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aQC165
=150  \\$aManometers
=450  \\$wnne$aManometer
=450  \\$aManometry$5IEN
=450  \\$aMicromanometers
=550  \\$wg$aPressure gages
=670  \\$aTEST$b(Manometers UF Micromanometers)
=670  \\$aNASA thes.$b(Manometers UF Micromanometers BT Pressure gages)
=750  \2$aManometry$5IEN$0(DNLM)D008365

=LDR  00426cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362413002441
=005  20120730163441.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85081304 
=035  \\$aBZT1210NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=150  \\$aMarital status
=450  \\$aMarital condition
=450  \\$aStatus, Marital
=550  \\$wg$aMarriage
=550  \\$wg$aSocial status
=750  \2$aMarital Status$5IEN$0(DNLM)D017533

=LDR  00347cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362413102441
=005  20120730163439.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85080602 
=035  \\$aBZT0508NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQD321
=150  \\$aMannose
=550  \\$wg$aMonosaccharides
=750  \2$aMannose$5IEN$0(DNLM)D008358

=LDR  00515cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362413202441
=005  20120730163441.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85081303 
=035  \\$aBZT1209NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aRC488.5
=150  \\$aMarital psychotherapy
=450  \\$aMarital therapy
=450  \\$aMarriage psychotherapy
=550  \\$wg$aFamily psychotherapy
=550  \\$aCouples therapy
=550  \\$aMarriage counseling
=750  \2$aMarital Therapy$5IEN$0(DNLM)D008388

=LDR  00505cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362413302441
=005  20120730163441.0
=008  920204||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85081276 
=035  \\$aBZT1182NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQP632.M37
=150  \\$aMarine toxins
=550  \\$wg$aMarine metabolites
=550  \\$wg$aMarine pharmacology
=550  \\$wg$aToxins
=550  \\$aPoisonous fishes
=550  \\$aPoisonous shellfish
=750  \2$aMarine Toxins$5IEN$0(DNLM)D008387

=LDR  00819cz  a2200253n  4500
=001  9880362413402441
=005  20120730163439.0
=008  921201i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85080557 
=035  \\$aBZT0463NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRD736.M25$cOrthopedics
=053  \\$aRM724$cPhysical therapy
=150  \\$aManipulation (Therapeutics)
=450  \\$aManipulation, Orthopedic$5IEN
=450  \\$aManipulative therapy
=450  \\$aManual medicine
=450  \\$aOrthopedic manipulation
=550  \\$wg$aOrthopedics
=550  \\$wg$aPhysical therapy
=670  \\$aNeumann, H.D. Introduction to manual medicine, c1989.
=670  \\$aLC data base, 7/23/92$b(manipulative therapy)
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Manipulation, Orthopedic)
=750  \2$aMusculoskeletal Manipulations$5IEN$0(DNLM)D026201

=LDR  00838cz  a2200253n  4500
=001  9880362413502441
=005  20120730163440.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85081138 
=035  \\$aBZT1044NU
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh 85081138
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dWaU
=053  \0$aQH91$bQH91.8$cGeneral
=053  \0$aQH92$bQH95.59$cLocal, by body of water
=053  \0$aQH101$bQH198$cLocal, by geographic region
=150  \\$aMarine biology
=450  \\$aBiological oceanography
=450  \\$aOcean biology
=450  \\$aOceanic biology
=450  \\$aSea biology
=550  \\$wg$aAquatic biology
=550  \\$wg$aMarine sciences
=670  \\$aLC database, Apr. 5, 2002$b(island, ocean, and deep-sea biology; Oceanic Biology; biology of the deep ocean; biology of the sea)
=750  \2$aMarine Biology$5IEN$0(DNLM)D008386

=LDR  00382cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362413602441
=005  20120730163440.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85081137 
=035  \\$aBZT1043NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aMarine biologists
=550  \\$wg$aAquatic biologists
=550  \\$wg$aMarine scientists
=750  \2$aMarine Biology$5IEN$0(DNLM)D008386

=LDR  03181cz  a2200505n  4500
=001  9882375286702441
=005  20240216165019.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\|
=010  \\$ash 85080541
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh 85080541
=035  \\$a(LIBRARY_OF_CONGRESS)98169030370000041
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dMH
=053  \0$aRC516
=072  \7$aH 1150$2lcsh
=150  \\$aBipolar disorder
=450  \\$aAffective psychoses, Bipolar
=450  \\$aBipolar depression
=450  \\$aBipolar mood disorder
=450  \\$aDepression, Bipolar
=450  \\$aDepression, Manic
=450  \\$aManic depression
=450  \\$wnne$aManic-depressive illness
=450  \\$wnne$aManic-depressive psychoses
=450  \\$aManic-depressive psychosis
=450  \\$wnne$aMelancholia
=450  \\$aPsychoses, Manic-depressive
=550  \\$wg$aAffective disorders
=550  \\$wg$aPsychoses
=550  \\$aDepression, Mental
=550  \\$aMania
=670  \\$aRandom House$b(manic-depressive illness, see bipolar disorder. Also called manic-depression)
=670  \\$aAm. heritage dict.$b(manic-depressive illness. Also called bipolar disorder)
=670  \\$aThes. psych. index terms$b(Manic depression UF Bipolar depression; Manic depressive psychosis)
=670  \\$aReaders' Guide$b(Manic depression see Depression, Mental)
=670  \\$aAmericana$b(manic-depressive illness)
=670  \\$aAcad. Am. encyc.:$bv. 2, p. 277 (Bipolar disorder, once known as manic-depressive psychosis)
=670  \\$aNew Britannica, 1995:$bindex (Manic-depressive psychosis or bipolar disorder)
=670  \\$aMayo Clinic family health book, 1990:$bp. 1039 (manic-depressive illness)
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Bipolar disorder x Depression, Bipolar; Manic-Depressive psychosis)
=670  \\$aKaplan, H. Comp. gloss. psychiatry and psychology$b(manic-depressive illness-replaced by bipolar disorder in DSM III R)
=670  \\$aMeSH browser, May 31, 2022$b(Bipolar Disorder. UF Affective Psychosis, Bipolar; Bipolar Mood Disorder; Depression, Bipolar; Manic Depression; Manic Disorder; Manic-Depressive Psychosis; Psychoses, Manic-Depressive; Psychosis, Manic-Depressive. SN A major affective disorder marked by severe mood swings (manic or major depressive episodes) and a tendency to remission and recurrence. In MeSH Tree Structures under Bipolar and Related Disorders, which is under Mental Disorders)
=670  \\$aWebMD, May 31, 2022:$bBipolar Disorder (Bipolar disorder was formerly called manic depression. It is a form of major affective disorder, or mood disorder, defined by manic or hypomanic episodes (changes from one's normal mood accompanied by high energy states); patients with bipolar disorder)
=670  \\$aNational Institute of Mental Health website, May 31, 2022$b(Bipolar disorder (formerly called manic-depressive illness or manic depression) is a mental disorder that causes unusual shifts in mood, energy, activity levels, concentration, and the ability to carry out day-to-day tasks; people with bipolar disorder)
=688  \\$aHeading changed from Manic-depressive illness to Bipolar disorder in November 2022.
=750  \2$aBipolar Disorder$5IEN-M$0(DNLM)D001714

=LDR  01383cz  a2200241n  4500
=001  9880362413802441
=005  20120730163440.0
=008  010705i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85081114 
=035  \\$aBZT1020NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dWaU$dDLC
=053  \0$aQK570.2$cGeneral
=053  \0$aQK570.4$bQK580.5$cLocal
=053  \0$aSH390$bSH390.5$cFisheries
=150  \\$aMarine algae
=450  \\$aSea vegetables
=450  \\$aSeaweed
=450  \\$aSeaweeds
=450  \\$aVegetables, Sea
=550  \\$wg$aAlgae
=550  \\$wg$aMarine plants
=670  \\$aHuisman, J.M. Marine plants of Australia, 2000:$bp. 1 ("Marine plants fall into two broad ecological categories: those that are attached, either to the sea bottom or to other plants and animals--these are known as 'benthic' plants; and those that are unattached, their travels being largely at the whim of currents and waves--they are known as the 'phytoplankton' ... While the phytoplankton have great ecological importance, they are mostly small, single-celled organisms that are generally invisible to the naked eye ... The benthic plants can be further divided into two broad groups: the algae (singular 'alga') and the seagrasses.") p. 5 ("Benthic marine algae are also known as 'seaweeds' ... In the scientific community the use of the term 'seaweeds' is declining ...")
=750  \2$aSeaweed$5IEN$0(DNLM)D012624

=LDR  00668cz  a2200253n  4500
=001  9880362413902441
=005  20120730163439.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85080527 
=035  \\$aBZT0433NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQK938.M27$cGeneral
=053  \0$aSD397.M25$cForestry
=150  \\$aMangrove plants
=450  \\$wnne$aMangrove
=450  \\$aMangrove forest plants
=450  \\$aMangrove swamp plants
=450  \\$aMangroves
=550  \\$wg$aCoastal plants
=550  \\$wg$aForest plants
=550  \\$wg$aHalophytes
=550  \\$wg$aSwamp plants
=550  \\$wg$aTropical plants
=750  \2$aAvicennia$5IEN$0(DNLM)D032407

=LDR  00454cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362414002441
=005  20120730163440.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85081088 
=035  \\$aBZT0994LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQK495.C74$cBotany
=053  \0$aSB413.M37$cOrnamental plant
=150  \\$aMarigolds
=450  \\$aMarigold
=450  \\$wnne$aTagetes
=550  \\$wg$aCompositae
=750  \2$aTagetes$5IEN$0(DNLM)D031686

=LDR  00438cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362414102441
=005  20120730163438.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85080526 
=035  \\$aBZT0432LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \\$aQK495.G87$cBotany
=053  \\$aSB379.M25$cFruit-culture
=150  \\$aMangosteen
=450  \\$aGarcinia mangostana
=450  \\$aMangostine
=750  \2$aGarcinia mangostana$5IEN$0(DNLM)D029762

=LDR  00942cz  a2200277n  4500
=001  9880362414202441
=005  20130317182846.0
=008  051025i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85081057 
=035  \\$aBZT0963NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dNjR$dDLC
=053  \0$aGN367$cEthnology
=053  \0$aHM1136$cSocial psychology
=053  \0$aHN50$bHN942.5$cBy country
=150  \\$aMarginality, Social
=450  \\$aExclusion, Social
=450  \\$aMarginal peoples
=450  \\$aSocial exclusion
=450  \\$aSocial marginality
=550  \\$wg$aAssimilation (Sociology)
=550  \\$wg$aCulture conflict
=550  \\$wg$aSocial isolation
=550  \\$wg$aSociology
=550  \\$aPeople with social disabilities
=670  \\$aOvercoming exclusion through adult learning, c1999:$bp. 9, etc. (Social exclusion; relating to issues of poverty and disadvantage; outsiders, underclass)
=750  \2$aSocial Marginalization$0(DNLM)D062487$5IEN

=LDR  00470cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362414302441
=005  20120730163438.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85080489 
=035  \\$aBZT0395NU
=035  \\$aSH 85080489
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQD181.M6$cChemistry
=053  \0$aTP245.M3$cChemical technology
=150  \\$aManganese compounds
=550  \\$wg$aTransition metal compounds
=750  \2$aManganese Compounds$5IEN$0(DNLM)D017895

=LDR  00505cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362414402441
=005  20120730163440.0
=008  871218i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85081045 
=035  \\$a(OCoLC)02088842
=035  \\$aBZT0951NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aTP684.M3$cManufacture
=150  \\$aMargarine
=450  \\$aButter, Artificial
=450  \\$aMargarin
=450  \\$wnne$aOleomargarine
=550  \\$wg$aOils and fats, Edible
=750  \2$aMargarine$5IEN$0(DNLM)D008383

=LDR  00484cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362414502441
=005  20120730163438.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85080479 
=035  \\$aBZT0385NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQD181.M6$cChemistry
=053  \0$aTA480.M35$cEngineering materials
=053  \0$aTN490.M3$cMining
=053  \0$aTN799.M3$cMetallurgy
=150  \\$aManganese
=550  \\$wg$aManganese group
=750  \2$aManganese$5IEN$0(DNLM)D008345

=LDR  00619cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880362414602441
=005  20070430090251.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85081032 
=035  \\$aBZT0938NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aSF995.6.M33
=150  \\$aMarek's disease
=450  \\$aAcute leukosis of poultry
=450  \\$wnne$aAvian lymphomatosis
=450  \\$aFowl paralysis
=450  \\$aLymphomatosis, Avian
=450  \\$aNeurolymphomatosis gallinarum
=550  \\$wg$aAvian leukosis
=550  \\$wg$aHerpesvirus diseases in animals
=750  \2$aMarek Disease$0(DNLM)D008380$5IEN

=LDR  00735cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880362414702441
=005  20120730163438.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85080474 
=035  \\$aBZT0380NU
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh 85080474
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQL737.P93$cZoology
=150  \\$aMangabeys
=450  \\$aCercocebus
=450  \\$aMangabys
=450  \\$aWhite-eyelid mangabeys
=450  \\$aWhite-eyelid monkeys
=550  \\$wg$aCercopithecidae
=670  \\$aMammal species of the world (MSW) via WWW, Sept. 25, 2001 (Cercocebus, common name: White-eyelid mangabeys)
=670  \\$aWalker's mammals of the world, 1999:$bp. 577 (Cercocebus, mangabeys)
=750  \2$aCercocebus$5IEN$0(DNLM)D016664

=LDR  00354cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362414802441
=005  20120730163438.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85080468 
=035  \\$aBZT0374NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aQL561.S7$cZoology
=150  \\$aManduca
=550  \\$wg$aSphingidae
=750  \2$aManduca$5IEN$0(DNLM)D018402

=LDR  00457cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362414902441
=005  20070430090139.0
=008  050516i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85080962 
=035  \\$aBZT0868NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aRC167
=150  \\$aMarburg virus disease
=550  \\$wg$aHemorrhagic fever
=550  \\$wg$aVirus diseases
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Marburg Virus Disease)
=750  \2$aMarburg Virus Disease$0(DNLM)D008379$5IEN

=LDR  00339cz  a2200133n  4500
=001  9880362415002441
=005  20070430085945.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85080961 
=035  \\$aBZT0867NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aMarburg virus
=550  \\$wg$aRhabdoviruses
=750  \2$aMarburgvirus$0(DNLM)D029024$5IEN

=LDR  00363cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362415102441
=005  20120730163440.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85080901 
=035  \\$aBZT0807LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQK495.M28$cBotany
=150  \\$aMarantaceae
=550  \\$wg$aSeitamineae
=750  \2$aMarantaceae$5IEN$0(DNLM)D032426

=LDR  00874cz  a2200241n  4500
=001  9880362415202441
=005  20120730163438.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85080467 
=035  \\$aBZT0373NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aQK495.S7$cBotany
=150  \\$aMandrakes
=450  \\$aMandragora
=450  \\$wnne$aMandrake
=550  \\$wg$aSolanaceae
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 88-161230: Izzi, M. Radice dell'uomo, 1987.
=670  \\$aHortus 3:$bp. 71 (Mandragora. Mandrake. six species)
=670  \\$aSPN$b(Mandragora. Mandrake)
=670  \\$aWeb. 3$b(Mandragora, mandrake)
=670  \\$aWorld Book$b(Mandrake ... the name of two similar plants that belong to the nightshade family. Mandrakes)
=670  \\$aBritannica Micro.$b(Mandrake (Mandragora) genus comprising three or four plant species)
=750  \2$aMandragora$5IEN-M$0(DNLM)D026781

=LDR  00352cz  a2200133n  4500
=001  9880362415302441
=005  20130312094357.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85080439 
=035  \\$aBZT0345NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aMandibular prosthesis
=550  \\$wg$aProsthodontics
=750  \2$aMandibular Prosthesis$5IEN$0(DNLM)D008341

=LDR  00690cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362415402441
=005  20080227100110.0
=008  040420||\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85080858 
=035  \\$aBZT0764NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dWaU$dDLC
=150  \\$aMaps
=360  \\$isubdivision$aMaps$iunder names of countries, cities, etc. and subjects for individual maps or collections of maps, e.g.$aAfrica--Climate--Maps; Africa, North--Economic conditions--Maps; Real property--Maps;$iand headings beginning with the word$aMap
=450  \\$aPlans
=550  \\$wg$aCartographic materials
=550  \\$wg$aGeography
=550  \\$aCartography
=750  \2$aMaps as Topic$0(DNLM)D008377$5IEN

=LDR  00406cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362415502441
=005  20120730163438.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85080438 
=035  \\$aBZT0344NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aMandibular condyle
=450  \\$aCondyle of the mandible
=550  \\$wg$aJaws
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/11/90
=750  \2$aMandibular Condyle$5IEN$0(DNLM)D008335

=LDR  00521cz   2200193n  4500
=001  9880362415602441
=005  20241022103007.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85080435
=035  \\$aBZT0341NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aMandible
=450  \\$aJaw, Lower
=450  \\$aLower jaw
=550  \\$wg$aJaws
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/11/90
=750  \2$aMandible$5IEN$0(DNLM)D008334
=750  \2$iNarrower mapping$aMandibular Canal$0(DNLM)D000088263$4NM$5IEN-M
=930  \\$aMeSH Mapping GN 2024/10/08

=LDR  00625cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880362415702441
=005  20120730163440.0
=008  060731i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85080843 
=035  \\$aBZT0749NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dWaU
=053  \0$aQK495.A17$cBotany
=053  \0$aSB413.M365$cOrnamental plants
=053  \0$aSD397.M3$cForestry
=150  \\$aMaple
=450  \\$aAcer
=450  \\$aMaple trees
=450  \\$aMaples
=550  \\$wg$aAceraceae
=670  \\$aBetts, H. S. Maple (Acer species), 1959:$bt.p. (maples)
=670  \\$aFowler, A. Maple trees, c2001.
=750  \2$aAcer$5IEN$0(DNLM)D031002

=LDR  01177cz  a2200277n  4500
=001  9880362415802441
=005  20120730163438.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85080381 
=035  \\$aBZT0287NU
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh 85080381
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=670  \\$aWalker's mammals of the world, via WWW, Sept. 15, 2000$b(Family Trichechidae, Order Sirenia. Contain single genus, Trichechus, with three species)
=670  \\$aITIS, Sept. 15, 2000$b(Trichechidae. Common name: manatees. Order Sirenia)
=670  \\$aRevised checklist of No. Am. mammals north of Mexico, 1997, via WWW, Sept. 15, 2000$b(Family Trichechidae--Manatees)
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=001  9880362416102441
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=001  9880362416302441
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=001  9880362416402441
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=001  9880362416502441
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=670  \\$aBrook, F.J. Conservation status of the giant endemic landsnail Placostylus bollonsi on Three Kings Islands, c2003
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=670  \\$aU.S. Cong. House. Comm. on Banking and Financial Services. H.R. 4179--the Program for Investments in Microentrepreneurs Act of 1998, hearing ... 1998:$bp. 1 (microenterprise; generally defined as a sole proprietorship that has fewer than five employees, has not had access to credit from commercial banks, and requires a loan in an amount under {dollar}15,000)
=670  \\$aBrock, W.A. The economics of small businesses, 1986.
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=670  \\$aOED Online, Mar. 14, 2003$b(Micro-business: A business which operates on a very small scale)
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=LDR  00359cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362764002441
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=450  \\$aAntiserotonergic agents
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=450  \\$aSerotonin blockaders
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=450  \\$aSilk gelatin
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=001  9880362764702441
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=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
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=550  \\$wg$aCommunicable diseases
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=670  \\$aWeb 3$b(septicemia or septicaemia)
=750  \2$aSepticemia$0(DNLM)D018805$5IEN

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=001  9880362765002441
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=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
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=450  \\$aBacteremic shock
=450  \\$aBacterial shock
=450  \\$aEndotoxic shock
=450  \\$aEndotoxin shock
=450  \\$aShock, Septic$5IEN
=550  \\$wg$aSepticemia
=550  \\$wg$aShock
=670  \\$aInter. dict. med. biol.$b(shock, septic shock: shock occurring in the presence of severe infection, usually associated with the release of endotoxins by gram-negative bacteria)
=670  \\$aMeSH browser, Feb. 8, 2007$b(Shock, Septic. Entry term: Shock, Endotoxic)
=750  \2$aShock, Septic$5IEN$0(DNLM)D012772

=LDR  00448cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362765102441
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=008  860211|n\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85120107 
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=150  \\$aSepharose
=550  \\$wg$aAgar
=550  \\$wg$aGel permeation chromatography
=550  \\$wg$aImmunoelectrophoresis
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=LDR  00620cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362765202441
=005  20120730163858.0
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=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aAnxiety, Separation$iand$aChild$5IEN

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=001  9880362765302441
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=550  \\$wg$aTechnology
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=LDR  01114cz  a2200325n  4500
=001  9880362765402441
=005  20120730163857.0
=008  050322i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
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=053  \0$aQP454
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=450  \\$aIntegration, Sensorimotor
=450  \\$aIntersensory integration
=450  \\$aPerceptual-motor integration
=450  \\$aPsychomotor performance$5IEN
=450  \\$aSensimotor integration
=450  \\$aSensory integration
=450  \\$wnne$aSensory-motor integration
=550  \\$wg$aPerceptual-motor processes
=550  \\$aSensory integration dysfunction
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Clinical aspects of sensory motor integration, c1987.
=670  \\$aDorland med. dict.$b(sensorimotor)
=670  \\$aStedman med. dict.$b(sensorimotor)
=670  \\$aWeb. 3$b(sensorimotor)
=670  \\$aSensory integration quarterly.
=670  \\$aThes. psych. index terms$b(Sensory integration, intersensory integration)
=675  \\$aMESH
=750  \2$aPsychomotor Performance$5IEN$0(DNLM)D011597

=LDR  00608cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880362765502441
=005  20120730163857.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85120053 
=035  \\$aBZW9959NU
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=150  \\$aSensory deprivation
=450  \\$aDeprivation, Sensory
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=450  \\$aPerceptual isolation
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=550  \\$aSensory stimulation
=750  \2$aSensory Deprivation$5IEN$0(DNLM)D012683

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=001  9880362765602441
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=008  860211i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
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=750  \2$81$wb$aChild$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002648
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aSensation$iand$aChild$5IEN

=LDR  01015cz  a2200289n  4500
=001  9880362765702441
=005  20120730163857.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
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=360  \\$iheadings beginning with the word$aSensory
=450  \\$aSensation
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=550  \\$wg$aNeurophysiology
=550  \\$wg$aPsychophysiology
=550  \\$aPerception
=670  \\$aZooplankton: sensory ecology and physiology, c1996:$bp. ix ("Sensory systems provide animals with information about their environment ...") p. x (sensory biology)
=670  \\$aMEDLINE$b(keywords: sensory biology; sensory physiology; sensory system)
=750  \2$aSensation$5IEN$0(DNLM)D012677

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=001  9880362765802441
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=053  \\$aQM501$bQM511$cHuman anatomy
=053  \\$aQP431$bQP495$cPhysiology
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=360  \\$isubdivision$aSense organs$iunder individual animals and groups of animals, e.g.$aFishes--Sense organs
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=667  \\$aOld LCSH hdg: Sense-organs
=690  \\$ar:WAG:2/29/88
=750  \2$aSense Organs$5IEN$0(DNLM)D012679

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=001  9880362765902441
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=001  9880362767302441
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=670  \\$aLC database, 8/30/95.
=750  \2$aGuillain-Barre Syndrome$5IEN$0(DNLM)D020275

=LDR  00460cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362508102441
=005  20120730163731.0
=008  060227i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85104724 
=035  \\$aBZV4630NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aPolyradiculitis
=550  \\$wg$aPolyneuritis
=550  \\$wg$aRadiculitis
=670  \\$aDorland's emd. dict.$b(polyradiculitis: inflammation of the nerve roots)
=750  \2$aPolyradiculopathy$5IEN$0(DNLM)D011128

=LDR  00453cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362508202441
=005  20120730163731.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85104720 
=035  \\$aBZV4626NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN/LSP
=150  \\$aPolyps (Pathology)
=450  \\$aPolypi (Pathology)
=550  \\$wg$aTumors
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Polyps, was Polypi 1963-64)
=670  \\$aWeb. 3$b(polyp)
=750  \2$aPolyps$5IEN$0(DNLM)D011127

=LDR  00385cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362508302441
=005  20120730163730.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85104719 
=035  \\$aBZV4625NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aPolypropylene fibers
=550  \\$wg$aTextile fibers, Synthetic
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/19/90
=750  \2$aPolypropylenes$5IEN$0(DNLM)D011126

=LDR  00401cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362508402441
=005  20120730163730.0
=008  871219||\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85104718 
=035  \\$a(OCoLC)02156003
=035  \\$aBZV4624NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aTP1180.P68
=150  \\$aPolypropylene
=550  \\$wg$aThermoplastics
=750  \2$aPolypropylenes$5IEN$0(DNLM)D011126

=LDR  01868cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880362508502441
=005  20120730163730.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85104715 
=035  \\$aBZV4621NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dWaU
=053  \0$aQK629.P7$cMycology
=150  \\$aPolyporaceae
=450  \\$aPolypores
=450  \\$aPore fungi
=550  \\$wg$aPolyporales
=670  \\$aAinsworth/Bisby dict. fungi, 1995$b(Polyporaceae Fr. ex Corda, Poriales. 18 gen. (= 22 syn.), 98 spp.)
=670  \\$aRajchenberg, M. Los pol�iporos (Basidiomycetes) de los bosques Andino Patag�onicos de Argentina = Polypores (Basidiomycetes) from the Patagonian Andes forests of Argentina, 2006:$bp. 6 (Polypores (Polyporaceae s. l., Basidiomycetes))
=670  \\$aAmerican heritage dict. of the Engl. lang., via WWW, Nov. 14, 2006$b(polypore, see pore fungus; pore fungus: Any of various basidiomycetous fungi of the families Boletaceae and Polyporaceae, whose basidia line the inside of tubes that lead to exterior pores. Also called polypore)
=670  \\$aOxford reference online, Nov. 14, 2006$b(polypore 1. a bracket fungus which expels its spores through fine pores on the underside. Several species, chiefly in the family Polyporaceae; 2. a bracket fungus in which the spores are expelled through fine pores on the underside; 3. a bracket fungus in which the spores are expelled through fine pores on the underside. Several families in the order Aphyllophorales, class Hymenomycetes, in particular Polyporaceae, which includes the beech polypore (Piptoporus (formerly Polyporus) betulinus); 4. a bracket fungus in which the spores are expelled through fine pores on the underside. Several families in the order Aphyllophorales, class Hymenomycetes, in particular Polyporaceae, which includes the dryad saddle)
=750  \2$aPolyporaceae$5IEN$0(DNLM)D011124

=LDR  00527cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880362508602441
=005  20120730163730.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85104714 
=035  \\$aBZV4620NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQK524.P7$cBotany
=150  \\$aPolypodium
=450  \\$aCampyloneurum
=450  \\$aMicrogramma
=450  \\$aMicrosorium
=450  \\$aPhlebodium
=450  \\$aPhymatodes
=450  \\$aPolypody
=550  \\$wg$aPolypodiaceae
=750  \2$aPolypodium$5IEN$0(DNLM)D032494

=LDR  00461cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362508702441
=005  20120730163730.0
=008  030604i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85104713 
=035  \\$aBZV4619LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dUk
=053  \0$aQK524.P7$cBotany
=150  \\$aPolypodiaceae
=550  \\$wg$aPolypodiales
=670  \\$aITIS search, June 20, 2003$b(Polypodiaceae, family in order Polypodiales)
=750  \2$aPolypodiaceae$5IEN$0(DNLM)D029621

=LDR  00364cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362508802441
=005  20120730163730.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85104712 
=035  \\$aBZV4618NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aPolyploidy
=550  \\$wg$aChromosome numbers
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/19/90
=750  \2$aPolyploidy$5IEN$0(DNLM)D011123

=LDR  01546cz  a2200253n  4500
=001  9880362508902441
=005  20051115125420.0
=008  050909i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85104706 $zsh 85097684 
=035  \\$aBZV4612NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQR406$bQR406.2
=150  \\$aPolyomaviruses
=450  \\$wnne$aPapovaviruses
=450  \\$wnne$aPolyoma virus
=450  \\$aPolyomaviridae
=450  \\$aPolyomavirus
=550  \\$wg$aOncogenic DNA viruses
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 2005025594: Polyomaviruses and human diseases, c2006.
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Polyomavirus; Polyomaviridae: a family of small, non-enveloped DNA viruses, infecting mainly mammals, and containing a single genus: Polyomavirus)
=670  \\$aFundamental virology, 2001:$bp. 985 (The Polyomaviridae were previously considered a subfamily of the Papovaviridae. The Polyomaviridae are now considered an independent family of viruses. Thirteen members of the Polyomaviridae have now been identified. Polyomaviruses)
=670  \\$aWikipedia, Sept. 9, 2005$b(Polyomavirus: the sole genus of viruses within the family Polyomaviridae. Polyomaviruses are DNA-based, small, and icosahedral in shape, and do not have a lipoprotein envelope. The genus Polyomavirus used to be one of the two genera within the now obsolete family Papovaviridae (the other genus being Papillomavirus which is now assigned to its own family Papillomaviridae).)
=688  \\$aHeading changed 20051021 from: 150:##:_{dollar}a Polyoma virus
=750  \2$aPolyomavirus$0(DNLM)D011120$5IEN

=LDR  00335cz  a2200133n  4500
=001  9880362509002441
=005  20120730163730.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85104686 
=035  \\$aBZV4592NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aPolymyxin
=550  \\$wg$aAntibacterial agents
=750  \2$aPolymyxins$5IEN$0(DNLM)D011113

=LDR  00333cz  a2200133n  4500
=001  9880362509102441
=005  20130523131701.0
=008  860211||\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85104685 
=035  \\$aBZV4591NU
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aPolymyositis
=550  \\$wg$aMyositis
=750  \2$aPolymyositis$5IEN$0(DNLM)D017285

=LDR  00602cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362509202441
=005  20120730163730.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85104684 
=035  \\$aBZV4590NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRC927.5.P6
=150  \\$aPolymyalgia rheumatica
=450  \\$aForestier-Certonciny syndrome
=450  \\$aPolymyalgia arteritica
=450  \\$aPseudopolyartheritis, Rhizomelic
=450  \\$aRheumatism, Peri-extra-auricular
=550  \\$wg$aRheumatism
=550  \\$aGiant cell arteritis
=750  \2$aPolymyalgia Rheumatica$5IEN$0(DNLM)D011111

=LDR  00495cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362509302441
=005  20110506094632.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85104678 
=035  \\$aBZV4584NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aR857.P6
=150  \\$aPolymers in medicine
=450  \\$aBiomedical polymers
=450  \\$aMedical polymers
=550  \\$wg$aBiomedical materials
=550  \\$wg$aMedical instruments and apparatus
=750  \2$aPolymers$0(DNLM)D011108$5IEN

=LDR  00891cz  a2200253n  4500
=001  9880362509402441
=005  20110506094644.0
=008  860211||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85104660 
=035  \\$aBZV4566NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQC173.4.P65$cPhysics
=053  \\$aQD380$bQD388$cOrganic polymers
=053  \\$aTA455.P58$cEngineering materials
=150  \\$aPolymers
=450  \\$aPolymere
=450  \\$aPolymeride
=450  \\$wnne$aPolymers and polymerization
=550  \\$wg$aMacromolecules
=670  \\$aLipatov, �I�U.S. Colloid chemistry of polymers, 1988.
=670  \\$aHawley chem. dict.$b(polymer: a macromolecule formed by the chemical union of 5 or more identical combining units called monomers)
=670  \\$aHackh chem. dict.$b(polymer; polymere, polymeride)
=670  \\$aLC data base, 3/6/89.
=750  \2$aPolymers$0(DNLM)D011108$5IEN

=LDR  00573cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362509502441
=005  20120504153101.0
=008  860211\|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85104652 
=035  \\$aBZV4558NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aQP752.P65
=150  \\$aPolyketides
=450  \\$aAcetogenins
=550  \\$wg$aKetenes
=550  \\$wg$aPolymers
=670  \\$aDict. biochem. mol. biol.$b(Acetogenin, aka polyketide)
=670  \\$aGloss. biochem. mol. biol.$b(Polyketide, see acetogenin)
=675  \\$aMESH
=750  \2$aPolyketides$0(DNLM)D061065$5IEN

=LDR  00471cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362509602441
=005  20120730163730.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85104638 
=035  \\$aBZV4544NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQK495.P78$cBotany
=150  \\$aPolygonum
=450  \\$aKnotweeds
=450  \\$aSmartweeds
=550  \\$wg$aPolygonaceae
=670  \\$aHortus 3 (Polygonum, Knotweed, Snartweed)
=750  \2$aPolygonum$5IEN$0(DNLM)D028502

=LDR  00581cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362509702441
=005  20250211111125.0
=008  050520i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85104634 
=035  \\$aBZV4540NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQK495.P78$cBotany
=150  \\$aPolygonaceae
=450  \\$aBuckwheat family (Plants)
=550  \\$wg$aPolygonales
=670  \\$aWeb. 3$b(buckwheat family: Polygonaceae)
=750  \2$aPolygonaceae$5IEN$0(DNLM)D019664
=750  \2$iNarrower mapping$aReynoutria$0(DNLM)D000089962$4NM$5IEN-M
=930  \\$aLCSH Mapping GN 2025/02/07

=LDR  00463cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362509802441
=005  20120730163730.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85104624 
=035  \\$aBZV4530NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aTP1180.P65$cChemical technology
=150  \\$aPolyethylene
=450  \\$aCrinothene
=450  \\$aPolythene
=550  \\$wg$aEthylene
=550  \\$wg$aThermoplastics
=750  \2$aPolyethylene$5IEN$0(DNLM)D020959

=LDR  00531cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362509902441
=005  20120730163730.0
=008  860211||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85104622 
=035  \\$aBZV4528NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aTP1180.P6$cPlastics technology
=150  \\$aPolyesters
=550  \\$wg$aCondensation products (Chemistry)
=550  \\$wg$aEsters
=550  \\$wg$aGums and resins, Synthetic
=550  \\$wg$aPlastics
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/19/90
=750  \2$aPolyesters$5IEN$0(DNLM)D011091

=LDR  00575cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880362510002441
=005  20120730163729.0
=008  871219i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85104611 
=035  \\$a(OCoLC)02155506
=035  \\$aBZV4517NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRC647.P63
=150  \\$aPolycythemia vera
=450  \\$wnne$aErythremia
=450  \\$aErythrocytopenia
=450  \\$aOsler-Vaquez disease
=450  \\$aPolycythemia rubra
=450  \\$aVaquez's disease
=550  \\$wg$aPolycythemia
=750  \2$aPolycythemia Vera$5IEN$0(DNLM)D011087

=LDR  00499cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362510102441
=005  20120730163729.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85104610 
=035  \\$aBZV4516NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRC647.P6
=150  \\$aPolycythemia
=450  \\$aErythrocytosis
=550  \\$wg$aBlood hyperviscosity syndrome
=550  \\$wg$aErythrocyte disorders
=550  \\$wg$aMyeloproliferative disorders
=750  \2$aPolycythemia$5IEN$0(DNLM)D011086

=LDR  00368cz  a2200133n  4500
=001  9880362510202441
=005  20050211135306.0
=008  030210||\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|n\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85104607 
=035  \\$aBZV4513NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aPolycyclic compounds
=681  \\$iExample under$aPolyatomic molecules
=750  \2$aPolycyclic Compounds$0(DNLM)D011083$5IEN

=LDR  00842cz  a2200253n  4500
=001  9880362510302441
=005  20180117161758.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85104606
=035  \\$aBZV4512NU
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQD341.H9$cOrganic chemistry
=053  \0$aQP801.P639$cBiochemistry
=150  \\$aPolycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons
=450  \\$aBenzenoid hydrocarbons
=450  \\$aPAHs (Chemicals)
=450  \\$aPolyarenes
=450  \\$aPolynuclear aromatic hydrocarbons
=550  \\$wg$aHydrocarbons
=550  \\$wg$aPolycyclic aromatic compounds
=670  \\$aGutman, I. Introd. to the theory of benzenoid hydrocarbons, c1989.
=670  \\$aLC database, 8/2/89.
=670  \\$aHarvey, R.G. Polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons.
=750  \2$aPolycyclic Aromatic Hydrocarbons$0(DNLM)D011084$5IEN

=LDR  00515cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362510402441
=005  20120730163729.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85104599 
=035  \\$aBZV4505NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aPolychlorinated biphenyls
=450  \\$aPCBs
=450  \\$aPolychlorobiphenyl compounds$5IEN
=450  \\$aPolychlorobiphenyls
=550  \\$wg$aBiphenyl compounds
=550  \\$wg$aOrganochlorine compounds
=750  \2$aPolychlorinated Biphenyls$0(DNLM)D011078

=LDR  00677cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880362510502441
=005  20120730163729.0
=008  031103i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85104596 
=035  \\$aBZV4502NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQL391.A6$cZoology
=150  \\$aPolychaeta
=450  \\$wnne$aArchiannelida
=450  \\$wnne$aChaetopoda
=450  \\$aPolychaete worms
=450  \\$aPolychaetes
=450  \\$aPolychetes
=550  \\$wg$aAnnelida
=670  \\$aWeb. 3$b(polychaete, also polychete: an annelid worm of the class Polychaeta)
=670  \\$aLC database, Nov. 3, 2003$b(titles: polychaete worms)
=750  \2$aPolychaeta$5IEN$0(DNLM)D011077

=LDR  00534cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362510602441
=005  20120730163729.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85104593 
=035  \\$aBZV4499NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aPolybrominated biphenyls
=450  \\$aPBBs
=450  \\$aPolybromobiphenyl
=550  \\$wg$aBiphenyl compounds
=550  \\$wg$aFireproofing agents
=550  \\$wg$aOrganobromine compounds
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/19/90
=750  \2$aPolybrominated Biphenyls$5IEN$0(DNLM)D011075

=LDR  00376cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362510702441
=005  20120730163729.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85104590 
=035  \\$aBZV4496NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aPolyamines in the body
=550  \\$wg$aAmines in the body
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/19/90
=750  \2$aPolyamines$5IEN$0(DNLM)D011073

=LDR  00458cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362510802441
=005  20120730163728.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85104589 
=035  \\$aBZV4495NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQP801.P638$cBiochemistry
=150  \\$aPolyamines
=550  \\$wg$aAliphatic compounds
=550  \\$wg$aAmines
=550  \\$wg$aImines
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/19/90
=750  \2$aPolyamines$5IEN$0(DNLM)D011073

=LDR  00410cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362510902441
=005  20201021122443.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85104584
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aTP1180.P53$cChemical technology
=150  \\$aPolyacetylenes
=550  \\$wg$aAcetylene
=550  \\$wg$aPolymers
=750  \2$iRelated mapping$aPolyacetylene Polymer$0(DNLM)D078789$4RM$5IEN

=LDR  00415cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362511002441
=005  20120730163728.0
=008  030109i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85104579 
=035  \\$aBZV4485NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQD181.P6
=150  \\$aPolonium
=550  \\$wg$aChalcogens
=550  \\$wg$aMetals
=550  \\$wg$aRadioactive substances
=750  \2$aPolonium$5IEN$0(DNLM)D011059

=LDR  01376cz  a2200373n  4500
=001  9880362511102441
=005  20190411113456.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85104530
=035  \\$aBZV4436NU
=035  \\$ash 85104530
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aTD172$bTD193.5
=150  \\$aPollution
=360  \\$isubdivision$aEnvironmental aspects$iunder individual environmental pollutants, e.g.$aCopper--Environmental aspects
=450  \\$aChemical pollution
=450  \\$aContamination of environment
=450  \\$aEnvironmental pollution
=550  \\$wg$aContamination (Technology)
=550  \\$aAsbestos abatement
=550  \\$aBioremediation
=550  \\$aEnvironmental engineering
=550  \\$aEnvironmental quality
=550  \\$aFactory and trade waste
=550  \\$aFactory and trade waste$xEnvironmental aspects
=550  \\$aHazardous waste site remediation
=550  \\$aHazardous wastes
=550  \\$aIn situ remediation
=550  \\$aLead abatement
=550  \\$aPollutants
=550  \\$aRefuse and refuse disposal
=680  \\$iHere are entered works on the condition resulting from the action of environmental contaminants. Works on the substances which contaminate or degrade the environment are entered under$aPollutants.
=681  \\$iNote under$aPollutants
=750  \2$aEnvironmental Pollution$0(DNLM)$5IEN

=LDR  00814cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880362511202441
=005  20120730163728.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85104528 
=035  \\$aBZV4434NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aPollutants
=450  \\$aChemical pollutants
=450  \\$aContaminants, Environmental
=450  \\$aEnvironmental contaminants
=450  \\$aEnvironmental pollutants
=550  \\$wg$aChemicals
=550  \\$aPollution
=680  \\$iHere are entered works on the substances which contaminate or degrade the environment. Works on the condition resulting from the action of environmental contaminants are entered under$aPollution.
=681  \\$iNote under$aPollution
=690  \\$ar:AMD:6/27/90
=750  \2$aEnvironmental Pollutants$5IEN$0(DNLM)D004785

=LDR  01284cz  a2200289n  4500
=001  9880362511302441
=005  20080328124332.0
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=010  \\$ash 85104524 
=035  \\$aBZV4430NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dOrCS
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=360  \\$isubdivision$aPollination$iunder individual plants and groups of plants, e.g.$aCorn--Pollination
=450  \\$aPollinization
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=550  \\$wg$aFlowers
=550  \\$wg$aPhanerogams
=550  \\$aPlants$xSelf-incompatibility
=550  \\$aPollen
=670  \\$aCingel, N.A. An atlas of orchid pollination : America, Africa, Asia, and Australia, 2001.
=670  \\$aCingel, N.A. An atlas of orchid pollination : European orchids, 1995.
=670  \\$aJahns, T.R. Pollination and seed set of meadowfoam, 1991.
=670  \\$aGavil�nez-Slone, J.M. Pollination and pollinators of pumpkin and squash (Cucurbita maxima Duchesne) grown for seed production in the Willamette Valley of western Oregon, 2000.
=670  \\$aMani, M. S. and J.M. Saravanan. Pollination ecology and evolution in Compositae (Asteraceae), 1999.
=750  \2$aPollination$0(DNLM)D054817$5IEN

=LDR  00324cz  a2200133n  4500
=001  9880362511402441
=005  20070529102506.0
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=010  \\$ash 85104519 
=035  \\$aBZV4425LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=150  \\$aPollen tube
=550  \\$wg$aPollination
=750  \2$aPollen Tube$0(DNLM)D053205$5IEN

=LDR  00877cz  a2200241n  4500
=001  9880362511502441
=005  20120730163728.0
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=010  \\$ash 85104512 
=035  \\$aBZV4418NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQK658
=150  \\$aPollen
=360  \\$isubdivision$aPollen$iunder individual plants and groups of plants, e.g.$aCorn--Pollen
=450  \\$aGrains, Pollen
=450  \\$aPollen grains
=550  \\$wg$aPollinaria
=550  \\$aAnther
=550  \\$aPalynology
=550  \\$aPollination
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=670  \\$aLC database, Nov. 8, 2007$b(titles: pollen grains)
=750  \2$aPollen$5IEN$0(DNLM)D011058

=LDR  01446cz  a2200337n  4500
=001  9880362511602441
=005  20120730163728.0
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=035  \\$aBZV4346NU
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=150  \\$aPolitical science
=360  \\$isubdivision$aPolitics and government$iunder names of countries, cities, etc., and under ethnic groups; and subdivision$aPolitical aspects$iunder topical headings, e.g.$aJournalism--Political aspects
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=450  \\$aCivil government
=450  \\$aCommonwealth, The
=450  \\$aGovernment
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=450  \\$aPolitics
=450  \\$aScience, Political
=550  \\$wg$aSocial sciences
=550  \\$aState, The
=680  \\$iHere are entered works on political science as a branch of learning. This heading may be divided geographically for works on this branch of learning in a specific place. Works on the political processes of particular countries, regions, cities, etc., are entered under the name of the place subdivided by$aPolitics and government.
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=LDR  00399cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362511702441
=005  20070418151710.0
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=450  \\$aPoliomyelitis virus
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=670  \\$aMESH (Poliovirus)
=750  \2$aPoliovirus$0(DNLM)D017955$5IEN

=LDR  00446cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362511802441
=005  20120730163728.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85104278 
=035  \\$aBZV4184NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aPoliomyelitis vaccine, Oral
=450  \\$aOral poliomyelitis vaccine
=450  \\$aPoliovirus vaccine, Oral$5IEN
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/19/90
=750  \2$aPoliovirus Vaccine, Oral$5IEN$0(DNLM)D011055

=LDR  00519cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362511902441
=005  20120730163728.0
=008  871219||\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85104276 
=035  \\$a(OCoLC)02153715
=035  \\$aBZV4182NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aPoliomyelitis vaccine
=450  \\$aLive poliovirus vaccine
=450  \\$aPoliovirus vaccine$5IEN
=450  \\$aSalk vaccine
=550  \\$wg$aPoliomyelitis$xPrevention
=750  \2$aPoliovirus Vaccine, Inactivated$5IEN$0(DNLM)D011054

=LDR  00733cz  a2200241n  4500
=001  9880362512002441
=005  20120730163728.0
=008  060227i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85104268 
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aRA644.P9$cPublic health
=053  \0$aRC180$bRC181$cInternal medicine
=150  \\$aPoliomyelitis
=450  \\$aAnterior spinal paralysis
=450  \\$aInfantile paralysis
=450  \\$aParalysis, Anterior spinal
=450  \\$aParalysis, Infantile
=450  \\$aPolio
=550  \\$wg$aCentral nervous system$xInfections
=550  \\$wg$aEnterovirus diseases
=550  \\$wg$aMyelitis
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Poliomyelitis x Infantile Paralysis; Polio)
=750  \2$aPoliomyelitis$5IEN$0(DNLM)D011051

=LDR  00839cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880362512102441
=005  20120131153343.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85104264 
=035  \\$aBZV4170NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aH96$bH97.7
=150  \\$aPolicy sciences
=360  \\$isubdivision$aGovernment policy$iunder subjects; and headings of the type [Topic] and state and [Topic] policy, e.g.$aScience and state; Economic policy
=450  \\$aPolicy-making
=450  \\$aPolicymaking
=450  \\$aPublic policy management
=670  \\$aJessup, F. The experience of Puriscal, Costa Rica : Approaching social policymaking from a child rights perspective, 1997.
=670  \\$aLC database, Nov. 1, 2011$b(policymaking)
=750  \2$aPolicy Making$0(DNLM)D011050$5IEN
=750  \2$aPolicy$0(DNLM)D057766$5IEN

=LDR  01524cz  a2200409n  4500
=001  9880362512202441
=005  20120730163727.0
=008  000524i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85104183 
=035  \\$aBZV4089NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dICLAM$dWaU$dDLC
=053  \0$aHV7551$bHV8280.9
=150  \\$aPolice
=450  \\$aCops
=450  \\$aGendarmes
=450  \\$aLaw enforcement officers
=450  \\$aOfficers, Law enforcement
=450  \\$aOfficers, Police
=450  \\$aPolice forces
=450  \\$aPolice$xLegal status, laws, etc.
=450  \\$aPolice officers
=450  \\$aPolice service
=450  \\$aPolicemen
=450  \\$aPolicing
=550  \\$wg$aCriminal justice, Administration of
=550  \\$wg$aCriminal justice personnel
=550  \\$wg$aPeace officers
=550  \\$wg$aPublic safety
=550  \\$wg$aSecurity systems
=670  \\$aLC database, May 24, 2000$b(cops; street cops; officers; officer's)
=670  \\$aThe Democratic Republic of Timor-Leste: a new police service, a new beginning, 2003:$b1st group, pp. 1-3 (a national police service; policing; the police service)
=670  \\$aPolice forces in history, 1975.
=670  \\$aPolice forces : a cultural history of an institution, 2007.
=670  \\$aChabotar, K. Measuring the costs of police services, 1982.
=670  \\$aBloch, P.B. Equality of distribution of police services : a case study of Washington, D.C., 1974.
=681  \\$iExample under$aMunicipal services
=750  \2$aPolice$5IEN$0(DNLM)D016495

=LDR  00553cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362512302441
=005  20120730163727.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85104165 
=035  \\$aBZV4071NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQD116.P64
=150  \\$aPolarography
=450  \\$wnne$aPolarograph and polarography
=450  \\$aPolarographic analysis
=550  \\$wg$aElectrochemical analysis
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Riley, T. Polarography and other voltammetric methods, c1987.
=750  \2$aPolarography$5IEN$0(DNLM)D011048

=LDR  00358cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362512402441
=005  20120730163727.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85104151 
=035  \\$aBZV4057NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=150  \\$aPolarity (Biology)
=550  \\$wg$aBiology
=550  \\$wg$aTissues
=750  \2$aBody Patterning$5IEN$0(DNLM)D019521

=LDR  00432cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362512502441
=005  20120730163727.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85103972 
=035  \\$aBZV3878NU
=035  \\$aSH 85103972
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aPokeweed mitogens
=450  \\$aPokeweed lectins
=550  \\$wg$aMitogens
=550  \\$wg$aPlant lectins
=750  \2$aPokeweed Mitogens$5IEN$0(DNLM)D011043

=LDR  01291cz  a2200373n  4500
=001  9880362512602441
=005  20120730163727.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85103971 
=035  \\$aBZV3877LC
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh 85103971
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQK495.P454$cBotany
=150  \\$aPokeweed
=450  \\$aAmerican pokeweed
=450  \\$aGarget (Plant)
=450  \\$aInkberry
=450  \\$aPhytolacca americana
=450  \\$aPhytolacca decandra
=450  \\$aPigeon berry
=450  \\$aPigeonberry
=450  \\$aPocan
=450  \\$aPoke (Plant)
=450  \\$aPokeberry
=450  \\$aPokeroot
=450  \\$aScoke
=450  \\$aVirginian poke
=550  \\$wg$aPhytolacca
=670  \\$aHortus 3$b(Phytolacca americana, P. decandra, poke, Virginian poke, scoke, pocan, garget, pigeon berry)
=670  \\$aRandom House$b(pokewood, a tall herb Phytolacca americana, also called pokeroot, scoke, garget)
=670  \\$aBritannica micro.$b(poke, also called pokeberry or pokeweed (species Phytolacca americana))
=670  \\$aAcad. Am. encyc.$b(pokewood, commonly called poke or pigeonberry)
=670  \\$aPLANTS database, May 11, 2000$b(Phytolacca americana, Americana pokeweed)
=750  \2$aPhytolacca americana$5IEN-M$0(DNLM)D029604

=LDR  00374cz  a2200133n  4500
=001  9880362512702441
=005  20130523131639.0
=008  860211||\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85103956 
=035  \\$aBZV3862NU
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aPoisson distribution
=550  \\$wg$aDistribution (Probability theory)
=750  \2$aPoisson Distribution$5IEN$0(DNLM)D016012

=LDR  01172cz  a2200301n  4500
=001  9880362512802441
=005  20120730163726.0
=008  030915i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85103951 
=035  \\$aBZV3857NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dWaElC$dDLC
=053  \0$aRA1190$bRA1270
=150  \\$aPoisons
=360  \\$iindividual poisons; also headings beginning with the word$aPoison
=450  \\$aChemicals$xToxicology
=450  \\$aPoisonous chemicals
=450  \\$aPoisonous substances
=450  \\$aToxic chemicals
=450  \\$aToxic substances
=450  \\$aToxicants
=450  \\$aToxics
=550  \\$wg$aBioactive compounds
=550  \\$wg$aHazardous substances
=550  \\$aToxicology
=670  \\$aThe toxics directory$b(Toxics)
=680  \\$iWorks on the poisonous influence of individual chemical substances on man and animals are entered under the substance with the subdivision$aToxicology,$ie.g.$aMercury--Toxicology; Phosphorus--Toxicology.
=680  \\$iWorks on the effect of poisons on plants are entered under$aPlants--Effect of poisons on; Plants--Effect of arsenic on;$iand similar headings.
=750  \2$aPoisons$5IEN$0(DNLM)D011042

=LDR  00515cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362512902441
=005  20120730163726.0
=008  931217i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85103950 
=035  \\$aBZV3856NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQP632.S65$cBiochemistry
=053  \\$aRA1242.S53$cToxicology
=150  \\$aPoisonous snakes$xVenom
=450  \\$aSnake toxin
=450  \\$aSnake toxins
=450  \\$wnne$aSnake venom
=450  \\$aSnakes$xVenom
=750  \2$aSnake Venoms$5IEN$0(DNLM)D012910

=LDR  00409cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362513002441
=005  20130523131639.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85103947 
=035  \\$aBZV3853NU
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aRA1250
=150  \\$aPoisonous plants$xToxicology
=450  \\$aPlant poisoning
=550  \\$wg$aToxicology
=750  \2$aPlant Poisoning$5IEN$0(DNLM)D010939

=LDR  00657cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880362513102441
=005  20120730163726.0
=008  920207i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85103946 
=035  \\$aBZV3852NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQK100$cBotany
=053  \\$aSB617$bSB618$cWeeds
=150  \\$aPoisonous plants
=360  \\$iindividual poisonous plants, e.g.$aPoison ivy; Poison sumac
=450  \\$aPlants, Poisonous
=450  \\$aPlants, Toxic$5IEN
=450  \\$aToxic plants
=550  \\$wg$aDangerous plants
=550  \\$aPlant defenses
=670  \\$aLC data base, 11/24/89.
=750  \2$aPlants, Toxic$5IEN$0(DNLM)D010947

=LDR  00377cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362513202441
=005  20120730163726.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85103945 
=035  \\$aBZV3851NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aPoisonous fishes$xVenom
=450  \\$aFishes$xVenom
=681  \\$iExample under$aVenom
=750  \2$aFish Venoms$5IEN$0(DNLM)D005397

=LDR  00445cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362513302441
=005  20120730163726.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85103944 
=035  \\$aBZV3850LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aPoisonous fishes$xToxicology
=450  \\$aCiguatera
=450  \\$aFishes$xToxicology
=450  \\$aIchthyism
=450  \\$aIchthyosarcotoxism
=750  \2$aCiguatera Poisoning$5IEN$0(DNLM)D036841

=LDR  00499cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362513402441
=005  20130523131638.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85103943 
=035  \\$aBZV3849NU
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQL618.7
=150  \\$aPoisonous fishes
=450  \\$aVenomous fishes
=550  \\$wg$aDangerous fishes
=550  \\$wg$aFishes
=550  \\$wg$aPoisonous animals
=550  \\$aMarine toxins
=750  \2$aFishes, Poisonous$5IEN$0(DNLM)D005400

=LDR  00441cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362513502441
=005  20120730163726.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85103941 
=035  \\$aBZV3847NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aQL100$bQL100.5
=150  \\$aPoisonous animals
=450  \\$aAnimals, Poisonous$5IEN
=550  \\$wg$aDangerous animals
=550  \\$aVenom
=750  \2$aAnimals, Poisonous$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000832

=LDR  00811cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362513602441
=005  20120730163726.0
=008  060322i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85103940 
=035  \\$aBZV3846NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aAccidental poisoning in children
=450  \\$wnne$aPoisoning, Accidental, in children
=550  \\$wg$aChildren's accidents
=550  \\$wg$aPediatric toxicology
=688  \\$aHeading changed 20060523 from: 150:##:_{dollar}a Accidental poisoining in children
=688  \\$aHeading changed 20060508 from: 150:##:_{dollar}a Poisoning, Accidental, in children
=750  \2$81$wb$aPoisoning$5IEN$0(DNLM)D011041
=750  \2$81$wb$aChild$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002648
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aPoisoning$iand$aChild$5IEN

=LDR  00788cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880362513702441
=005  20120730163726.0
=008  060322i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85103939 
=035  \\$aBZV3845NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aAccidental poisoning
=450  \\$wnne$aPoisoning, Accidental
=450  \\$aUnintentional poisoning
=550  \\$wg$aAccidents
=550  \\$wg$aPoisoning
=550  \\$aPoison control centers
=670  \\$aLC database, Mar. 22, 2006$b(titles: accidental poisoning)
=670  \\$aMMWR weekly, March 17, 1989, via WWW, Mar. 22, 2006$b(Current trends unintentional poisoning mortality -- United States, 1980-1986)
=688  \\$aHeading changed 20060508 from: 150:##:_{dollar}a Poisoning, Accidental
=750  \2$aPoisoning$5IEN$0(DNLM)D011041

=LDR  00680cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362513802441
=005  20140401142828.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85103938 
=035  \\$aBZV3844NU
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aHV6549$bHV6555$cCriminology
=053  \0$aRA1190$bRA1270$cToxicology
=150  \\$aPoisoning
=360  \\$isubdivision$aToxicology$iunder individual chemicals and groups of chemicals, e.g.$aCopper--Toxicology
=360  \\$isubdivision$aToxicology$iunder individual chemical substances, e.g.$aCopper--Toxicology
=550  \\$wg$aToxicological emergencies
=550  \\$aToxicology
=750  \2$aPoisoning$5IEN$0(DNLM)D011041

=LDR  01159cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362513902441
=005  20091118105102.0
=008  060322i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85103932 
=035  \\$aBZV3838NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dDGPO
=150  \\$aPoison control centers
=450  \\$aPoison centers
=550  \\$wg$aEmergency medical services
=550  \\$wg$aHealth facilities
=550  \\$aAccidental poisoning
=670  \\$aMESH browser, Mar. 22, 2006$b(Poison Control Centers. Scope note: Facilities which provide information concerning poisons and treatment of poisoning in emergencies. In hierarchies for Health Facilities and Emergency Medical Services)
=670  \\$aU.S. Cong. House Comm. on Energy and Commerce. Poison Center Support, Enhancement, and Awareness Act of 2008, 2008:$bp. 1 (Poison Center Support, Enhancement, and Awareness Act of 2008 ... to reauthorize the poison center national toll-free number ... sustain the funding of poison centers) p. 2 (Poison Control Center Enhancement and Awareness Act was amended in 2003 to stabilize poison control center operations)
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=360  \\$isubdivision$aPoetry$iunder names of countries, cities, etc., names of individual persons, families, and corporate bodies, and under classes of persons, ethnic groups, and topical headings; and headings for poetry qualified by linguistic, national, or regional terms, e.g.$aYiddish poetry; American poetry; West African poetry
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=670  \\$aDictionary.com, Dec. 27, 2011$b(verse 1. (not in technical use) a stanza. 2. a succession of metrical feet written, printed, or orally composed as one line; one of the lines of a poem. 3. a particular type of metrical line: a hexameter verse. 4. a poem, or piece of poetry. 5. metrical composition; poetry, especially as involving metrical form.)
=670  \\$aWikipedia, Dec. 27, 2011$b(Verse may refer to: Poetry: * Verse (poetry), a metrical structure, a stanza * Blank verse is a type of poetry having regular meter but no rhyme * Free verse is a type of poetry written without the use of strict meter or rhyme, but is still recognized as poetry * Verse, an occasional synonym for poetry; Religion: * Chapters and verses of the Bible * Ayah, each one of the 6236 verses found in the Qur'an; Music: Verse (popular music), roughly corresponds to a poetic stanza)
=680  \\$iHere are entered general works on poetry and works limited to the philosophy of poetry. Works discussing collectively the technique and philosophy of poetry and works limited to the technique of poetry are entered under$aPoetics.
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=001  9880362514802441
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=053  \\$aRD563
=150  \\$aPodiatry
=450  \\$wnne$aChiropody
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=550  \\$aFoot$xDiseases
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/19/90
=750  \2$aPodiatry$5IEN$0(DNLM)D011032

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=001  9880362514902441
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=150  \\$aPodiatrists
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=550  \\$wg$aMedical personnel
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/19/90
=750  \2$aPodiatry$5IEN$0(DNLM)D011032

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=001  9880362515002441
=005  20120730163725.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85103666 
=035  \\$aBZV3572NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aPodiatric assistants
=550  \\$wg$aAllied health personnel
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/19/90
=750  \2$aPodiatry$5IEN$0(DNLM)D011032

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=001  9880362515102441
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=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
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=053  \0$aQL737.R654$cZoology
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=LDR  00365cz  a2200133n  4500
=001  9880362515202441
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=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85103633 
=035  \\$aBZV3539NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aPneumothorax, Artificial
=550  \\$wg$aCollapse therapy
=750  \2$aPneumothorax, Artificial$5IEN$0(DNLM)D011031

=LDR  00442cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362515302441
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=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85103632 
=035  \\$aBZV3538NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRC751
=150  \\$aPneumothorax
=450  \\$aLungs$xCollapse
=550  \\$wg$aLungs$xDiseases
=550  \\$wg$aRespiratory organs$xDiseases
=750  \2$aPneumothorax$5IEN$0(DNLM)D011030

=LDR  00512cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362515402441
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=010  \\$ash 85103631 
=035  \\$aBZV3537NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRM825
=150  \\$aPneumoperitoneum, Artificial
=450  \\$aArtificial pneumoperitoneum
=550  \\$wg$aDiagnosis, Radioscopic
=550  \\$wg$aGases$xTherapeutic use
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/18/90
=750  \2$aPneumoperitoneum, Artificial$5IEN$0(DNLM)D011028

=LDR  00549cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362515502441
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=008  860211i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85103629 
=035  \\$aBZV3535NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \\$aRJ436.P6
=150  \\$aPneumonia in children
=550  \\$wg$aPediatric respiratory diseases
=750  \2$81$wb$aPneumonia$5IEN$0(DNLM)D011014
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=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aPneumonia$iand$aChild$5IEN

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=001  9880362515602441
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=010  \\$ash 85103628 
=035  \\$a(OCoLC)02150649
=035  \\$aBZV3534NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRC771
=150  \\$aPneumonia, Pneumococcal
=450  \\$aLobar pneumonia
=450  \\$aPneumococcal pneumonia
=450  \\$aPneumonia, Lobar
=550  \\$wg$aLungs$xInfections
=550  \\$wg$aStreptococcal infections
=750  \2$aPneumonia, Pneumococcal$5IEN$0(DNLM)D011018

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=001  9880362515702441
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=035  \\$aBZV3533NU
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=450  \\$aPneumonitis
=550  \\$wg$aLungs$xDiseases
=750  \2$aPneumonia$5IEN$0(DNLM)D011014

=LDR  00363cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362515802441
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=LDR  00454cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362515902441
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=550  \\$wg$aMyelography
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=001  9880362516002441
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=035  \\$aBZV3529NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aPneumomediastinum
=450  \\$aMediastinal emphysema$5IEN
=550  \\$wg$aDiagnosis, Radioscopic
=550  \\$wg$aMediastinum$xDiseases
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/11/90
=750  \2$aMediastinal Emphysema$5IEN$0(DNLM)D008478

=LDR  00361cz  a2200133n  4500
=001  9880362516102441
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=010  \\$ash 85103622 
=035  \\$aBZV3528NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aPneumoencephalography
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=750  \2$aPneumoencephalography$5IEN$0(DNLM)D011011

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=001  9880362516202441
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=035  \\$aBZV3527NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aPneumocystis carinii
=550  \\$wg$aApicomplexa
=670  \\$aPechenik, J.A. Biol. of the invert., 2000:$bp. 67 (Phylum Sporozoa. "The parasite Pneumocystis carinii may also be a member of this group, although many now believe it is more likely a fungus.")
=670  \\$aBogitsh, B.J. Human parasitology, 1998:$bp. 163 ("A universally accepted taxnomic designation for P. carinii has yet to be agreed upon. A number of authorities place it provisionally in the kingdom Protista, phylum Apicomplexa. Others classify Pneumocystis as a protistan of independent systematic position. Still others place it in the kingdom Fungi.")
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=001  9880362516302441
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=035  \\$aBZV3526NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQR189.5.P58
=150  \\$aPneumococcal vaccine
=550  \\$wg$aBacterial vaccines
=750  \2$aPneumococcal Vaccines$5IEN$0(DNLM)D022242

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=001  9880362516402441
=005  20120925141013.0
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=035  \\$aBZV3488NU
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=150  \\$aPlutonium
=550  \\$wg$aTransuranium elements
=550  \\$aTransplutonium elements
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=001  9880362516502441
=005  20130528140818.0
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=010  \\$ash 85103571 
=035  \\$aBZV3477NU
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aHM1271
=150  \\$aCultural pluralism
=450  \\$aCultural diversity
=450  \\$aDiversity, Cultural
=450  \\$aDiversity, Religious
=450  \\$aEthnic diversity
=450  \\$aPluralism, Cultural
=450  \\$wnne$aPluralism (Social sciences)
=450  \\$aReligious diversity
=550  \\$wg$aCulture
=550  \\$aCultural fusion
=550  \\$aEthnicity
=550  \\$aMulticulturalism
=670  \\$aRandom House dict.$b(pluralism, Sociol., see cultural pluralism)
=670  \\$aUNESCO thes.$b(cultural pluralism UF cultural diversity)
=670  \\$aUNBIS thes.$b(cultural pluralism UF cultural diversity)
=670  \\$aThes. of sociological indexing terms$b(cultural pluralism)
=680  \\$iHere are entered works on the condition in which numerous distinct ethnic, religious, or cultural groups coexist within one society. Works on policies or programs that foster the preservation of different cultural identities, including customs, languages, and beliefs, within a unified society such as a state or nation, are entered under$aMulticulturalism.$iWorks on the blending of elements from two or more cultures, often producing a distinctive successor culture, are entered under$aCultural fusion.
=681  \\$iNotes under$aCultural fusion; Multiculturalism
=688  \\$aHeading changed 20080521 from: 150:##:_{dollar}a Pluralism (Social sciences)
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=001  9880362516602441
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=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85103514 
=035  \\$aBZV3420LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aQK629.A4$cBotany
=053  \\$aSB353.5.P55$cCulture
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=750  \2$aPleurotus$5IEN$0(DNLM)D020076

=LDR  01908cz  a2200325n  4500
=001  9880362516702441
=005  20120730163724.0
=008  050506i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85103510 
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dFU
=053  \0$aSF964
=150  \\$aContagious bovine pleuropneumonia
=450  \\$aBovine contagious pleuropneumonia
=450  \\$aBovine pleuropneumonia, Contagious
=450  \\$aContagious pleuropneumonia, Bovine
=450  \\$aLung plague in cattle
=450  \\$aPleuropneumonia contagiosa bovum
=450  \\$aPleuropneumonia, Contagious$5IEN
=450  \\$wnne$aPleuropneumonia of cattle
=550  \\$wg$aCattle$xInfections
=550  \\$wg$aMycoplasma diseases in animals
=550  \\$wg$aPleuropneumonia
=670  \\$aMerck vet.:$bp. 321 (contagious bovine pleuropneumonia)
=670  \\$aBlack's vet. dict.$b(contagious bovine pleuro-pneumonia)
=670  \\$aEncyc. of animal care$b(contagious bovine pleuro-pneumonia; sy: pleuro-pneumonia contagiosa bovum, lung plague)
=670  \\$aLC database, March 21, 1988$b(peripneumonia contagiosa dos bovinos, bovine contagious pleuropneumonia, peripneumonie contagieuse des bovides, contagious bovine pleuropneumonia)
=670  \\$aBotswana. Ministry of Local Government, Lands, and Housing. Evaluation study on the socio-economic impact of the CBPP eradication and government relief programmes on the communities of Ngamiland district and Okanango sub-district, 1999:$bp. ii (Contagious bovine pleuro pneumonia (CBPP))
=670  \\$aMESH via www, June 30, 2005$b(Pleuropneumonia, Contagious: a pleuropneumonia of cattle and goats caused by species of Mycoplasma)
=670  \\$aDorland's med. dict. (pleuropneumonia: 2) a contagious or infectious pneumonia of cattle caused by Mycoplasma mycoides, called also pleuropneumonia contagiosa bovum and lung plaque)
=750  \2$aPleuropneumonia, Contagious$5IEN$0(DNLM)D011002

=LDR  00538cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362516802441
=005  20120730163724.0
=008  050630i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85103509 
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aPleuropneumonia
=450  \\$aPleuro-pneumonia
=550  \\$wg$aPleurisy
=550  \\$wg$aPneumonia
=670  \\$aMESH via WWW, June 30, 2005$b(Pleuropneumonia: pleurisy complicated with pneumonia)
=670  \\$aAlltheweb search, June 30, 2005$b(pleuro-pneumonia)
=750  \2$aPleuropneumonia$5IEN$0(DNLM)D011001

=LDR  00482cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362496902441
=005  20150120083553.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85108993 
=035  \\$aBZV8899LC
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQK495.B73$cBotany
=150  \\$aPulmonaria (Angiosperms)
=450  \\$wnne$aPulmonaria
=550  \\$wg$aBoraginaceae
=688  \\$aHeading changed 20141211 from: 150:##:_{dollar}a Pulmonaria
=750  \2$aPulmonaria$5IEN$0(DNLM)D029685

=LDR  00472cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362497002441
=005  20050316091826.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85108919 
=035  \\$aBZV8825NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aPuerperium
=450  \\$aPost partum period
=450  \\$aPostpartum period
=450  \\$aPuerperal state
=550  \\$wg$aLabor (Obstetrics)
=550  \\$wg$aObstetrics
=750  \2$aPostpartum Period$0(DNLM)D049590$5IEN

=LDR  00561cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362497102441
=005  20120730163801.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85108918 
=035  \\$aBZV8824NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN$dIEN
=053  \\$aRG811
=150  \\$aPuerperal septicemia
=450  \\$aChildbed fever
=450  \\$aFever, Puerperal
=450  \\$aPuerperal fever
=450  \\$aPuerperal infection$5IEN
=450  \\$aSepticemia, Puerperal
=550  \\$wg$aPuerperal disorders
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=450  \\$aBook trade$5IEN
=450  \\$aBooks$xPublishing
=450  \\$aPublishing$5IEN
=450  \\$aPublishing and publishers$5IEN
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=053  \0$aHV1$bHV9960
=150  \\$aPublic welfare
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=450  \\$aBenevolent institutions
=450  \\$aPoor relief
=450  \\$aPublic assistance
=450  \\$aPublic charities
=450  \\$aPublic relief
=450  \\$aPublic welfare$xGovernment policy
=450  \\$aPublic welfare reform
=450  \\$aRelief (Aid)
=450  \\$aSocial welfare
=450  \\$aWelfare (Public assistance)
=450  \\$aWelfare reform
=550  \\$wg$aHuman services
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=680  \\$iHere are entered works on tax-supported welfare activities. Works on privately supported welfare activities are entered under$aCharities.$iWorks on the methods employed in social work, public or private, are entered under$aSocial service.$iWorks that discuss collectively the various policies, programs, services, and facilities to meet basic human needs relating to the quality of life, such as education, health, welfare, etc. are entered under$aHuman services.
=681  \\$iNotes under$aCharities; Human services; Social service
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=053  \0$aHM1221$cSocial psychology
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=450  \\$aBusiness$xPublic relations
=450  \\$aIndustries$xPublic relations
=450  \\$aPR (Public relations)
=550  \\$aAdvertising
=550  \\$aIndustrial publicity
=550  \\$aMass media and business
=550  \\$aPropaganda
=550  \\$aPublicity
=670  \\$aAm. heritage dict.$b(PR=public relations)
=670  \\$aLC database, Sept. 29, 2005$b(titles: PR)
=680  \\$iHere are entered general works on the actions of organizations, such as corporations, stores, governments, etc., in promoting good will between themselves and the community. Works on the process of disseminating information in order to attract public notice are entered under$aPublicity.
=681  \\$iNote under$aPublicity
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=450  \\$aPublic opinion$xResearch
=450  \\$aPublic opinion research
=450  \\$aStraw votes
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=550  \\$aMarket surveys
=680  \\$iHere are entered works on the technique of public opinion polling. Works on polls on a specific subject are entered under the appropriate heading for the topic with the subdivision$aPublic opinion.$iWorks on such polls taken in a specific place are assigned an additional heading$aPublic opinion--[place].$iWorks on such polls limited to a specific class of persons are assigned an additional heading for the group of people with the subdivision$aAttitudes.
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=450  \\$aPerception, Public
=450  \\$aPopular opinion
=450  \\$aPublic perception
=450  \\$aPublic perceptions
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=550  \\$aAttitude (Psychology)
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=550  \\$aReputation
=670  \\$aFuhrman, N.E. An analysis of the ecology and public perception of coarse woody debris in Virginia, c2004.
=670  \\$aMellor, D. Marking amphibians, reptiles, and marine mammals : animal welfare, practicalities, and public perceptions in New Zealand, 2004.
=670  \\$aDavies, S. Popular opinion in Stalin's Russia, 1997.
=681  \\$iNote under$aPublic opinion polls
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=550  \\$aCommunity health nursing
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=010  \\$ash 85108661 
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=550  \\$wg$aPublic health personnel
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=150  \\$aPublic health laws
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=450  \\$aCommunicable diseases$xLaw and legislation
=450  \\$aPublic health$xLaw and legislation
=550  \\$wg$aMedical laws and legislation
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=010  \\$ash 85108653 
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=450  \\$aHealth care administration
=450  \\$aHealth sciences administration
=450  \\$aMedical care$xAdministration
=450  \\$aPublic health$xAdministration
=550  \\$aHealth services administration
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=750  \2$aPublic Health Administration$5IEN$0(DNLM)D011635

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=450  \\$aCommunity medicine$5IEN
=450  \\$aHealth services
=450  \\$wnne$aHygiene, Public
=450  \\$aHygiene, Social
=450  \\$aPublic health services
=450  \\$aPublic hygiene
=450  \\$aSanitary affairs
=450  \\$aSocial hygiene
=550  \\$wg$aHealth
=550  \\$wg$aHuman services
=550  \\$aBiosecurity
=550  \\$aHealth literacy
=550  \\$aMedicine, Preventive
=550  \\$aNational health services
=550  \\$aSanitation
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=010  \\$ash 85108576 
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=001  9880362498902441
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=010  \\$ash 85107622
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=150  \\$aProstitutes
=450  \\$aCall girls
=450  \\$aFemale prostitutes
=450  \\$aGirls, Call
=450  \\$aHarlots
=450  \\$aHookers (Prostitutes)
=450  \\$aHustlers (Prostitutes)
=450  \\$aStreet prostitutes
=450  \\$aStreetwalkers
=450  \\$aStrumpets
=450  \\$aTarts (Prostitutes)
=450  \\$aTrollops (Prostitutes)
=450  \\$aWhores (Prostitutes)
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=670  \\$aAmer. heritage dict. of the Engl. lang., c2000$b(harlot: A woman prostitute; tart: 2a. A prostitute. b. A woman considered to be sexually promiscuous; whore: 1. A prostitute. 2. A person considered sexually promiscuous. 3. A person considered as having compromised principles for personal gain; trollop 1. A woman regarded as slovenly or untidy; a slattern. 2. A strumpet; strumpet: A woman prostitute; hooker p1 (B 1. A single-masted fishing smack used off the coast of Ireland. 2. An old worn-out or clumsy ship; hooker p2 (B 1. One that hooks. 2. Slang. A prostitute; call girl: A woman prostitute hired by telephone; madam 5. A woman who manages a brothel; streetwalker: A prostitute, especially one who solicits in the streets)
=670  \\$aRandom House dict.$b(Trollop; strumpet; hooker)
=670  \\$aStreet prostitution in our cities, c1983:$bp. 2 (prostitutes on the streets) p. 4 (street prostitutes)
=670  \\$aAndros, P. Stud, 1966:$bbk. jkt. (hustler; hustlers)
=670  \\$aAmer. heritage dict. of the Eng. lang., via WWW, Sept. 28, 2006$b(hustle 4b: b. to solicit customers; used of a pimp or prostitute; noun: hustler)
=670  \\$aCambridge advanced learner's dict. via www, Sept. 28, 2006$b(hustler 2: a prostitute (=person who has sex for money))
=670  \\$aWikipedia, Jan. 3, 2008$b("A Sex worker is a person who is employed in the Sex industry. This can include but is not limited to actors and actresses in pornograpic films, erotic massage therapists, live sex show performers, phone sex operators, prostitutes, strippers and webcam show performers ... The term is also sometimes used as a synonym or euphemism for prostitution. According to Theodore Dalrymple, "medical journals fear to print the word 'prostitute' and use the euphemism 'sex worker' instead."")
=680  \\$iHere are entered works on prostitutes in general as well as works specifically on women prostitutes.

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=450  \\$aProsthetic dentistry
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=550  \\$wg$aDentistry
=550  \\$wg$aProsthesis
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/19/90
=750  \2$aProsthodontics$5IEN$0(DNLM)D011476

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=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/19/90
=750  \2$aProstatitis$5IEN$0(DNLM)D011472

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=450  \\$aResection, Transurethral
=450  \\$aTransurethral prostatectomy
=450  \\$aTransurethral resection
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=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/19/90
=750  \2$aProstatectomy$5IEN$0(DNLM)D011468

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=670  \\$aMESH$b(Prostatic hyperplasia x Prostatic hypertrophy)
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=690  \\$ar2:AMD:7/19/90
=750  \2$aProstatic Neoplasms$5IEN$0(DNLM)D011471

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=035  \\$aBZV7511NU
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=053  \\$aQL878$cComparative anatomy
=053  \\$aQM416$cHuman anatomy
=053  \\$aQP257$cPhysiology
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=450  \\$aGland, Prostate
=450  \\$aGlandula Prostata
=450  \\$aProstata
=450  \\$wnne$aProstate gland
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=550  \\$wg$aGenerative organs, Male
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Endocrine therapies in breast and prostate cancer, c1988.
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=670  \\$aDorland's med. dict.
=670  \\$aStedman's med. dict.
=670  \\$aHennepin$b(Prostate gland)
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/19/90
=750  \2$aProstate$5IEN$0(DNLM)D011467

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=010  \\$ash 85107604 
=035  \\$aBZV7510NU
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=150  \\$aProstaglandins E
=450  \\$aPGE (Biochemistry)
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/19/90
=750  \2$aProstaglandins E$5IEN$0(DNLM)D011458

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=010  \\$ash 85107602 
=035  \\$aBZV7508NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQP801.P68$cAnimal biochemistry
=053  \\$aRM666.P857$cPharmacology
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=550  \\$wg$aProstanoids
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=LDR  00482cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362500102441
=005  20120730163750.0
=008  860211||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85107601 
=035  \\$aBZV7507NU
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=053  \\$aRM666.P855$cPharmacology
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=450  \\$aProstaglandins X
=550  \\$wg$aProstanoids
=550  \\$wg$aVasodilators
=750  \2$aEpoprostenol$5IEN$0(DNLM)D011464

=LDR  00364cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362500202441
=005  20120730163750.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85107586 
=035  \\$aBZV7492LC
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=150  \\$aProsopagnosia
=550  \\$wg$aAgnosia
=550  \\$wg$aFace perception
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=LDR  00518cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362500302441
=005  20120730163750.0
=008  871218||\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85107580 
=035  \\$a(OCoLC)02009049
=035  \\$aBZV7486NU
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=150  \\$aProsencephalon
=450  \\$aForebrain
=450  \\$aProencephalon
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=670  \\$aInter. dict. med. biol.$b(prosencephalon, also called forebrain, proencephalon)
=750  \2$aProsencephalon$5IEN$0(DNLM)D016548

=LDR  00404cz   2200145n  4500
=001  9880362500402441
=005  20231031101124.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|n\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85107557
=035  \\$aBZV7463NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aPropylamine
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=750  \2$aPropylamines$5IEN$0(DNLM)D011437
=750  \2$iNarrower mapping$aEscitalopram$0(DNLM)D000089983$4NM$5IEN-M

=LDR  00521cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362500502441
=005  20120730163750.0
=008  860211||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85107556 
=035  \\$aBZV7462NU
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=053  \\$aQL931$cComparative anatomy
=053  \\$aQM471$cHuman anatomy
=053  \\$aQP363$cPhysiology
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=550  \\$wg$aSensory receptors
=550  \\$aProprioception
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/19/90
=750  \2$aProprioception$5IEN$0(DNLM)D011434

=LDR  00423cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362500602441
=005  20120730163749.0
=008  860211||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85107555 
=035  \\$aBZV7461NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQP454
=150  \\$aProprioception
=550  \\$wg$aSomesthesia
=550  \\$aProprioceptors
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/19/90
=750  \2$aProprioception$5IEN$0(DNLM)D011434

=LDR  00475cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362500702441
=005  20080306095632.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85107554 
=035  \\$aBZV7460NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aPropoxyphene napsylate
=450  \\$aDimethylaminomethyldiphenylbutanol propionate naphthalenesulfanate hydrate ester
=550  \\$wg$aNaphthalene
=750  \2$aDextropropoxyphene$xanalogs & derivatives$0(DNLM)D0114331Q000031$5IEN

=LDR  00349cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362500802441
=005  20120730163749.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85107536 
=035  \\$aBZV7442NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aPropolis
=450  \\$aBee glue
=550  \\$wg$aBee products
=750  \2$aPropolis$5IEN$0(DNLM)D011429

=LDR  00334cz  a2200133n  4500
=001  9880362500902441
=005  20120516111802.0
=008  860211||\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85107534 
=035  \\$aBZV7440NU
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=150  \\$aPropionates
=550  \\$wg$aCarboxylic acids
=750  \2$aPropionates$0(DNLM)D011422$5IEN

=LDR  00331cz  a2200133n  4500
=001  9880362501002441
=005  20120730163749.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|n\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85107481 
=035  \\$aBZV7387NU
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=150  \\$aPropanols
=450  \\$aAlcohol, Propyl$5IEN
=750  \2$aPropanols$5IEN$0(DNLM)D020005

=LDR  00345cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362501102441
=005  20120730163749.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|n\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85107478 
=035  \\$aBZV7384NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQD305.H6
=150  \\$aPropane
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/19/90
=750  \2$aPropane$5IEN$0(DNLM)D011407

=LDR  00890cz  a2200289n  4500
=001  9880362501202441
=005  20120730163749.0
=008  060105i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85107443 
=035  \\$aBZV7349NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aHM1231$cSocial psychology
=053  \0$aJF1525.P8$cPublic administration
=053  \0$aP301.5.P73$cRhetoric
=053  \0$aUB275$bUB277$cMilitary science
=150  \\$aPropaganda
=360  \\$isubdivision$aPropaganda$iunder names of wars, e.g.$aWorld War, 1939-1945--Propaganda
=550  \\$wg$aCommunication in politics
=550  \\$wg$aPolitical psychology
=550  \\$wg$aSocial influence
=550  \\$aAdvertising
=550  \\$aPersuasion (Psychology)
=550  \\$aPsychological warfare
=550  \\$aPublic relations
=550  \\$aPublicity
=550  \\$aSocial pressure
=750  \2$aPropaganda$5IEN$0(DNLM)D011406

=LDR  00531cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362501302441
=005  20150413143506.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85107442 
=035  \\$aBZV7348NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aPropafenone
=450  \\$aHydroxypropylaminopropoxyphenylphenylpropanone
=450  \\$aHydroxypropylaminopropoxyphenylpropiophenone
=550  \\$wg$aMyocardial depressants
=550  \\$wg$aPhenyl compounds
=550  \\$wg$aPropylamine
=750  \2$aPropafenone$5IEN$0(DNLM)D011405

=LDR  00449cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362501402441
=005  20090309100713.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85107419 
=035  \\$aBZV7325NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQH450.2
=150  \\$aPromoters (Genetics)
=550  \\$wg$aGenetic transcription
=550  \\$wg$aNucleotides
=550  \\$wg$aOperons
=750  \2$aPromoter Regions, Genetic$0(DNLM)D011401$5IEN

=LDR  00406cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362501502441
=005  20120730163749.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85107404 
=035  \\$aBZV7310NU
=035  \\$ash 85107404
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aQD181.P5
=150  \\$aPromethium
=450  \\$aIllinium
=550  \\$wg$aCerium group
=750  \2$aPromethium$5IEN$0(DNLM)D011399

=LDR  00320cz  a2200133n  4500
=001  9880362501602441
=005  20120730163749.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|n\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85107396 
=035  \\$aBZV7302NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aProline
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/19/90
=750  \2$aProline$5IEN$0(DNLM)D011392

=LDR  00528cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362501702441
=005  20070522085148.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85107392 
=035  \\$aBZV7298NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRC280.P5
=150  \\$aProlactinoma
=450  \\$aMicroprolactinoma
=450  \\$aProlactin secreting pituitary tumors
=550  \\$wg$aAdenoma
=550  \\$wg$aNeuroendocrine tumors
=550  \\$wg$aPituitary gland$xTumors
=750  \2$aProlactinoma$0(DNLM)D015175$5IEN

=LDR  00664cz  a2200253n  4500
=001  9880362501802441
=005  20120730163749.0
=008  871218||\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85107391 
=035  \\$a(OCoLC)02007716
=035  \\$aBZV7297NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQP572.P74$cBiochemistry
=150  \\$aProlactin
=450  \\$aGalactin
=450  \\$aGalactopoietic hormone
=450  \\$wnne$aLactogenic hormones
=450  \\$aLuteotropin
=450  \\$aMammotropin
=550  \\$wg$aGonadotropin
=550  \\$wg$aPituitary hormones
=550  \\$wg$aProtein hormones
=550  \\$aLactation
=750  \2$aProlactin$5IEN$0(DNLM)D011388

=LDR  00674cz  a2200253n  4500
=001  9880362501902441
=005  20120730163749.0
=008  871218i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85107388 
=035  \\$a(OCoLC)02007694
=035  \\$aBZV7294NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aProkaryotes
=450  \\$aMonera
=450  \\$aProcaryotae
=450  \\$aProcaryotes
=450  \\$aProkaryonta
=450  \\$aProkaryotae
=450  \\$aProkaryotic protists
=550  \\$wg$aMicroorganisms
=670  \\$aSingleton dict. microbiol.:$bv. 2-3.
=670  \\$aDorland's med. dict.
=670  \\$aStedman's med. dict.
=750  \2$aProkaryotic Cells$5IEN$0(DNLM)D011387

=LDR  00831cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362502002441
=005  20120730163748.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85107384 
=035  \\$aBZV7290NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aBF698.7$cPsychology
=053  \\$aRC473.P7$cPsychiatry
=150  \\$aProjective techniques
=550  \\$wg$aPersonality tests
=550  \\$wg$aPsychological tests
=680  \\$iHere are entered works on projection as a testing or diagnostic technique for revealing personality attributes or psychopathological factors. Works on the psychoanalytical concept of projection as a defense mechanism are entered under$aProjection (Psychology).
=681  \\$iNote under$aProjection (Psychology)
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/19/90
=750  \2$aProjective Techniques$5IEN$0(DNLM)D011386

=LDR  00802cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362502102441
=005  20120730163748.0
=008  940620i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85107378 
=035  \\$aBZV7284NU
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh 85107378
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aBF175.5.P68$cPsychoanalysis
=053  \0$aRC455.4.P75$cPsychiatry
=150  \\$aProjection (Psychology)
=550  \\$wg$aDefense mechanisms (Psychology)
=680  \\$iHere are entered works on the psychoanalytical concept of projection as a defense mechanism. Works on projection as a testing or diagnostic technique for revealing personality attributes or psychopathological factors are entered under$aProjective techniques.
=681  \\$iNote under$aProjective techniques
=750  \2$aProjection$5IEN$0(DNLM)D011385

=LDR  00387cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362502202441
=005  20120730163748.0
=008  921201||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85107335 
=035  \\$aBZV7241NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQP572.P
=150  \\$aProinsulin
=550  \\$wg$aProtein precursors
=550  \\$aInsulin
=750  \2$aProinsulin$5IEN$0(DNLM)D011384

=LDR  00983cz  a2200253n  4500
=001  9880362502302441
=005  20150301121551.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85107313 
=035  \\$aBZV7219NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIAhCCS$dDLC
=053  \0$aQA76.7$bQA76.73
=150  \\$aProgramming languages (Electronic computers)
=360  \\$ispecific languages, e.g.$aCOBOL (Computer program language); DYNAMO (Computer program language)
=450  \\$aComputer languages
=450  \\$aComputer program languages
=450  \\$aComputer programming languages
=450  \\$wnnoa$aElectronic digital computers$xProgramming languages$5IEN
=450  \\$aMachine language
=450  \\$aProgramming languages (Computers)$5IEN
=550  \\$wg$aElectronic data processing
=550  \\$wg$aLanguages, Artificial
=670  \\$aLC database, Sept. 25, 2007$b(computer program languages; computer programming languages)
=750  \2$aProgramming Languages$5IEN$0(DNLM)D011381

=LDR  01005cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880362502402441
=005  20201221150326.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85107307
=035  \\$aBZV7213NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aLB1028.5
=150  \\$aProgrammed instruction
=360  \\$isubdivision$aProgrammed instruction$iunder subjects, e.g.$aEnglish language--Programmed instruction
=450  \\$aProgramed instruction
=450  \\$aProgrammed learning
=450  \\$aProgrammed textbooks
=550  \\$wg$aEducational technology
=550  \\$wg$aLearning, Psychology of
=550  \\$wg$aTeaching$xAids and devices
=680  \\$iHere are entered general discussions on, and/or texts for, a step-by-step teaching method, often using a teaching machine, that employs small units of information or learning material and frequent testing and allows students to control the pacing of the learning process.
=750  \2$aProgrammed Instructions as Topic$0(DNLM)D011380$5IEN

=LDR  00698cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362502502441
=005  20120730163744.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85107299 
=035  \\$aBZV7205NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aRC80
=150  \\$aPrognosis
=360  \\$isubdivision$aPrognosis$iunder individual diseases and types of diseases, e.g.$aCancer--Prognosis; Tuberculosis--Prognosis
=360  \\$isubdivision$aPrognosis$iunder individual diseases, e.g.$aCancer--Prognosis; Tuberculosis--Prognosis
=450  \\$aMedical prognosis
=450  \\$aPrognosis of diseases
=550  \\$wg$aForecasting
=550  \\$aDiagnosis
=750  \2$aPrognosis$5IEN$0(DNLM)D011379

=LDR  00448cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362502602441
=005  20120730163744.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85107298 
=035  \\$aBZV7204NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aGN131
=150  \\$aPrognathism
=550  \\$wg$aCraniology
=550  \\$wg$aJaws$xAbnormalities
=550  \\$aMalocclusion
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/19/90
=750  \2$aPrognathism$5IEN$0(DNLM)D011378

=LDR  00661cz  a2200241n  4500
=001  9880362502702441
=005  20120730163744.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85107297 
=035  \\$aBZV7203NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRM666.P
=150  \\$aProglumide
=450  \\$aBenzamidodipropylglutaramic acid
=450  \\$aBenzoylaminodipropylaminooxopentanoic acid
=450  \\$aXylamide
=550  \\$wg$aBenzamide
=550  \\$wg$aDipropylamine
=550  \\$wg$aGastrointestinal agents
=550  \\$wg$aGlutamine
=550  \\$wg$aParasympatholytic agents
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/19/90
=750  \2$aProglumide$5IEN$0(DNLM)D011377

=LDR  00411cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362502802441
=005  20120730163744.0
=008  860211||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85107296 
=035  \\$aBZV7202NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aProgesterone$xReceptors
=450  \\$aProgesterone receptors$5IEN
=450  \\$aReceptors, Progesterone$5IEN
=750  \2$aReceptors, Progesterone$5IEN$0(DNLM)D011980

=LDR  00437cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362502902441
=005  20120730163744.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85107294 
=035  \\$aBZV7200NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aQP572.P7
=150  \\$aProgesterone
=450  \\$aCorpus luteum hormone
=450  \\$aLuteal hormone
=550  \\$wg$aProgestational hormones
=750  \2$aProgesterone$5IEN$0(DNLM)D011374

=LDR  00600cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362503002441
=005  20120730163744.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85107293 
=035  \\$aBZV7199NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aProgestational hormones, Synthetic
=450  \\$aProgestin analogs
=450  \\$aSynthetic gestogens
=450  \\$aSynthetic progestagens
=450  \\$aSynthetic progestational agents
=450  \\$aSynthetic progestins
=550  \\$wg$aContraceptive drugs
=550  \\$wg$aSynthetic drugs
=750  \2$aProgesterone Congeners$5IEN$0(DNLM)D045167

=LDR  00479cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362503102441
=005  20120730163744.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85107292 
=035  \\$aBZV7198NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aProgestational hormones
=450  \\$aGestagens
=450  \\$aGestogens
=450  \\$aProgestagens
=450  \\$aProgestins
=450  \\$aProgestogens
=550  \\$wg$aHormones, Sex
=750  \2$aProgestins$5IEN$0(DNLM)D011372

=LDR  00439cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362503202441
=005  20120730163744.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85107291 
=035  \\$aBZV7197NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRC580.P7
=150  \\$aProgeria
=450  \\$aHutchinson-Gilford disease
=550  \\$wg$aDwarfism
=550  \\$wg$aEndocrine glands$xDiseases
=750  \2$aProgeria$5IEN$0(DNLM)D011371

=LDR  00829cz  a2200241n  4500
=001  9880362503302441
=005  20120730163744.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85107264 
=035  \\$aBZV7170NU
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh 85107264
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aRA399$bRA399.5
=150  \\$aProfessional standards review organizations (Medicine)
=450  \\$aMedical care review organizations
=450  \\$aMedical peer review organizations
=450  \\$aMedical professional standards review organizations
=450  \\$aPeer review organizations (Medicine)
=450  \\$aProfessional review organizations$5IEN
=450  \\$aPSROs (Medicine)
=550  \\$wg$aMedical care$xEvaluation
=550  \\$wg$aMedical care$xQuality control
=750  \2$aProfessional Review Organizations$5IEN$0(DNLM)D011366

=LDR  00874cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880362503402441
=005  20130909114716.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85107258 
=035  \\$aBZV7164NU
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC$dDLC$dViU$dDLC
=053  \0$aBJ1725
=150  \\$aProfessional ethics
=360  \\$isubdivision$aProfessional ethics$iunder occupational groups and types of employees
=450  \\$aCodes of ethics
=450  \\$aCodes of professional ethics
=450  \\$aEthical codes
=450  \\$aProfessional responsibility
=450  \\$aProfessions$xMoral and ethical aspects
=550  \\$wg$aEthics
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=550  \\$wg$aConsumer protection
=550  \\$wg$aProducts liability
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=LDR  00529cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362503902441
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=001  9880362504202441
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=010  \\$ash 85105567 
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=750  \2$aPostal Service$5IEN$0(DNLM)D011177

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=LDR  00651cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362505102441
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=001  9880362505202441
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=LDR  00349cz  a2200133n  4500
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=750  \2$aPortography$5IEN$0(DNLM)D011172

=LDR  00446cz  a2200157n  4500
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=LDR  00523cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362505802441
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=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/6/90
=750  \2$aHypertension, Portal$5IEN$0(DNLM)D006975

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=LDR  00768cz  a2200193n  4500
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=LDR  00349cz  a2200145n  4500
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=010  \\$ash 85104928
=035  \\$aBZV4834NU
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aHB850$bHB850.5
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=450  \\$aPopulation$xResearch
=750  \2$iBroader mapping$aPopulation$0(DNLM)D011153$4BM$5IEN-M

=LDR  00393cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362506702441
=005  20120730163732.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85104920 
=035  \\$aBZV4826NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQH455
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=550  \\$wg$aHeredity
=750  \2$aGenetics, Population$5IEN$0(DNLM)D005828

=LDR  00573cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362506802441
=005  20120730163732.0
=008  030602i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85104918 
=035  \\$aBZV4824NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dWaU$dDLC
=053  \0$aHB1953
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=450  \\$aHuman population density
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=550  \\$wg$aPopulation geography
=550  \\$aEcological carrying capacity
=750  \2$aPopulation Density$5IEN$0(DNLM)D011156

=LDR  00492cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362155902441
=005  20160412131409.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85035959
=035  \\$aBZN5865NU
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh 85035959
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aAdult day care centers
=450  \\$aDay care centers for older people
=450  \\$wnne$aDay care centers for the aged
=550  \\$wg$aDay care centers
=750  \2$aAdult Day Care Centers$0(DNLM)D000069537$5IEN

=LDR  00409cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362156002441
=005  20120730162920.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85036653 
=035  \\$aBZN6559NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aDemographers
=450  \\$aPopulation specialists
=550  \\$wg$aSocial scientists
=690  \\$ar:AMD:6/25/90
=750  \2$aDemography$5IEN$0(DNLM)D003710

=LDR  00761cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362156102441
=005  20120811123611.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85035958 
=035  \\$aBZN5864NU
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh 85035958
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aHV891$bHV901
=150  \\$aDay care centers for children with mental disabilities
=450  \\$wnne$aDay care centers for mentally handicapped children
=550  \\$wg$aChildren with mental disabilities
=750  \2$81$wb$aChild Day Care Centers$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002656
=750  \2$81$wb$aIntellectual Disability$5IEN$0(DNLM)D008607
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aChild Day Care Centers$iand$aIntellectual Disability$5IEN

=LDR  00504cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362156202441
=005  20120730162919.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85036647 
=035  \\$aBZN6553NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aJC421$bJC458
=150  \\$aDemocracy
=450  \\$aSelf-government
=550  \\$wg$aPolitical science
=550  \\$aEquality
=550  \\$aRepresentative government and representation
=550  \\$aRepublics
=750  \2$aDemocracy$5IEN$0(DNLM)D003709

=LDR  00885cz  a2200289n  4500
=001  9880362156302441
=005  20120730162914.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85035951 
=035  \\$aBZN5857NU
=035  \\$aSH 85035951
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dNBL
=053  \\$aHQ778.5$bHQ778.7
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=450  \\$aChild care centers
=450  \\$aChild day care centers$5IEN
=450  \\$aChildren's day care centers
=450  \\$aCr�eches (Day nurseries)
=450  \\$wnne$aDay nurseries
=450  \\$aDaycare centers
=450  \\$wnne$aFoster day care
=550  \\$wg$aChild care services
=550  \\$wg$aChildren$xInstitutional care
=550  \\$aEmployer-supported day care
=550  \\$aNursery schools
=670  \\$aNorberg, K. The effects of daycare reconsidered, c1998.
=750  \2$aChild Day Care Centers$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002656

=LDR  00396cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362156402441
=005  20120730162914.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85035905 
=035  \\$aBZN5811NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aDaunomycin
=450  \\$aDaunorubicin$5IEN
=550  \\$wg$aAnthracyclines
=690  \\$ar:AMD:6/22/90
=750  \2$aDaunorubicin$5IEN$0(DNLM)D003630

=LDR  00396cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362156502441
=005  20120730162914.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85035899 
=035  \\$aBZN5805NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aDaughters
=550  \\$wg$aFamilies
=550  \\$wg$aWomen
=670  \\$aWomen's Thes.$b(Daughters, BT Women)
=750  \2$aChild$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002648

=LDR  00620cz  a2200241n  4500
=001  9880362156602441
=005  20120730162919.0
=008  930524i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85036638 
=035  \\$aBZN6544NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRC521$bRC524
=150  \\$aDementia
=450  \\$aAphrenia
=450  \\$aAphronesia
=450  \\$aAthymia
=450  \\$aDementias
=550  \\$wg$aBrain$xDiseases
=550  \\$wg$aNeurobehavioral disorders
=550  \\$wg$aPsychoses
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Dementia)
=670  \\$aLC database, 4/12/95$b(dementias)
=750  \2$aDementia$5IEN$0(DNLM)D003704

=LDR  00448cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362156702441
=005  20120811123811.0
=008  871218||\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85036637 
=035  \\$a(OCoLC)02084486
=035  \\$aBZN6543NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aDemeclocycline
=450  \\$wnne$aDeclomycin
=450  \\$aDemethylchlortetracycline
=550  \\$wg$aTetracyclines
=750  \2$aDemeclocycline$5IEN$0(DNLM)D003707

=LDR  00817cz  a2200301n  4500
=001  9880362156802441
=005  20120730162914.0
=008  871218i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85035895 
=035  \\$a(OCoLC)02078065
=035  \\$aBZN5801NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aQK495.S7$cBotany
=150  \\$aDatura stramonium
=450  \\$aApple of Peru
=450  \\$aDatura bertolonii
=450  \\$aDatura inermis
=450  \\$aDatura laevis
=450  \\$wnne$aDatura tatula
=450  \\$aJamestown weed
=450  \\$aJimpson weed
=450  \\$aJimpsonweed
=450  \\$aJimson weed
=450  \\$aJimsonweed
=450  \\$aStramonium$5IEN
=550  \\$wg$aDatura
=670  \\$aWeb. 3$b(Jimsonweed or jamestown weed or jimson or jimpson weed)
=750  \2$aDatura stramonium$5IEN$0(DNLM)D013286

=LDR  00478cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362156902441
=005  20120730162919.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85036604 
=035  \\$aBZN6510NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQK495.R215$cBotany
=053  \0$aSB413.D4$cOrnamental plant
=150  \\$aDelphinium
=450  \\$aLarkspur
=550  \\$wg$aLivestock poisoning plants
=550  \\$wg$aRanunculaceae
=750  \2$aDelphinium$5IEN$0(DNLM)D031882

=LDR  00404cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362157002441
=005  20120730162913.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85035892 
=035  \\$aBZN5798NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aQK495.S7$cBotany
=150  \\$aDatura
=550  \\$wg$aSolanaceae
=681  \\$iExample under$aHallucinogenic plants
=750  \2$aDatura$5IEN$0(DNLM)D032302

=LDR  00575cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362157102441
=005  20150429144741.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85035878 
=035  \\$aBZN5784NU
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh 85035878
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQK495.P17$cBotany
=053  \0$aSB364$cCulture
=150  \\$aDate palm
=450  \\$aPhoenix dactylifera
=550  \\$wg$aPhoenix palms
=670  \\$aITIS North America, Feb. 24, 2004$b(Phoenix dactylifera L., species, vernacular name: date palm)
=750  \2$aPhoeniceae$0(DNLM)D065749$5IEN

=LDR  00411cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362157202441
=005  20120730162919.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85036582 
=035  \\$aBZN6488NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aDelivery (Obstetrics)
=550  \\$wg$aChildbirth
=550  \\$wg$aObstetrics
=550  \\$aLabor (Obstetrics)
=750  \2$aDelivery, Obstetric$5IEN$0(DNLM)D036861

=LDR  00833cz  a2200253n  4500
=001  9880362157302441
=005  20120730162913.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85035850 
=035  \\$aBZN5756NU
=035  \\$ash 85035850
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aQA76.9.D33
=150  \\$aData compression (Computer science)
=450  \\$aCompression of data (Computer science)
=450  \\$aCompression of files (Computer science)
=450  \\$aCompression of text (Computer science)
=450  \\$aFile compression (Computer science)
=450  \\$aText compression (Computer science)
=550  \\$wg$aCoding theory
=550  \\$wg$aDatabase management
=550  \\$wg$aFile organization (Computer science)
=550  \\$aData compression (Telecommunication)
=750  \2$aData Compression$5IEN$0(DNLM)D044962

=LDR  00645cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880362157402441
=005  20120730162918.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85036580 
=035  \\$aBZN6486NU
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh 85036580
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aRC526
=150  \\$aDelirium tremens
=450  \\$aAlcohol withdrawal delirium
=450  \\$aD.T.'s (Delirium tremens)
=450  \\$aDTs (Delirium tremens)
=550  \\$wg$aAlcohol withdrawal syndrome
=550  \\$wg$aDelirium
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Alcohol withdrawal delirium x Delirium tremens)
=750  \2$aAlcohol Withdrawal Delirium$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000430

=LDR  00712cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880362157502441
=005  20120730162913.0
=008  940124i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85035848 
=035  \\$aBZN5754NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQA76.9.D3
=150  \\$aDatabase management
=450  \\$wnne$aData base management
=450  \\$aDBMS (Computer science)
=450  \\$aGeneralized data management systems
=450  \\$aSystems, Database management
=450  \\$aSystems, Generalized database management
=550  \\$wg$aElectronic data processing
=670  \\$aUMI business vocab.$b(DBMS use Data base management systems)
=750  \2$aDatabase Management Systems$5IEN$0(DNLM)D003628

=LDR  00356cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362157602441
=005  20150325094931.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85035845 
=035  \\$aBZN5751LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aQL737.R644
=150  \\$aDasyproctidae
=550  \\$wg$aRodents
=750  \2$aDasyproctidae$0(DNLM)D065468$5IEN

=LDR  00388cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362157702441
=005  20120730162913.0
=008  940322i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85035776 
=035  \\$aBZN5682NU
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh 85035776
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQL444.B83$bZoology
=150  \\$aDaphnia
=550  \\$wg$aDaphniidae
=750  \2$aDaphnia$5IEN$0(DNLM)D003621

=LDR  01539cz  a2200349n  4500
=001  9880362157802441
=005  20120730162918.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85036579 
=035  \\$aBZN6485NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRC520.7
=150  \\$aDelirium
=450  \\$aAcute brain syndrome
=450  \\$aAcute confusional states
=450  \\$aBrain syndrome, Acute
=450  \\$aConfusional states, Acute
=550  \\$wg$aCognition disorders
=550  \\$wg$aNeurologic manifestations of general diseases
=550  \\$wg$aPsychological manifestations of general diseases
=670  \\$aLipowski, Z.J. Delirium : acute confusional states, 1990.
=670  \\$aDSM III.
=670  \\$aKaplan clin. psych.$b(.. an organic mental syndrome characterized by acute onset and fluctuating course of impaired cognitive funtioning resulting from widespread cerebral nervous tissue dysfunction ... ability to receive, process, store, and recall information is markedly impaired)
=670  \\$aMESH.
=670  \\$aKaplan psych.
=670  \\$aCampbell psych. dict.$b(.. most common causes: intoxicants, drugs, infections, avitaminoses, metabolic disturbances and trauma, organic brain disorders)
=670  \\$aDorland's med. dict.$b(synonyms, Acute confusional state, Acute brain syndrome)
=670  \\$aGould med. dict.$b(... associated with febrile states)
=670  \\$aStedman's med. dict.
=670  \\$aMosby's med. dict.
=690  \\$ar:AMD:6/25/9
=750  \2$aDelirium$5IEN$0(DNLM)D003693

=LDR  00623cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880362157902441
=005  20110210114325.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85036577 
=035  \\$aBZN6483NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aGT6550$bGT6710$cManners and customs
=053  \0$aHV6001$bHV7220.5$cCriminology
=150  \\$aCriminals
=450  \\$wnne$aCrime and criminals
=450  \\$wnne$aDelinquents
=450  \\$aOffenders
=550  \\$wg$aPersons
=550  \\$aCrime
=550  \\$aCriminal justice, Administration of
=550  \\$aCriminology
=750  \2$aCriminals$0(DNLM)D057237$5IEN-M

=LDR  00541cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362158002441
=005  20120730162918.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85036557 
=035  \\$aBZN6463NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQR185.5
=150  \\$aDelayed hypersensitivity
=450  \\$aCell-mediated hypersensitivity
=450  \\$aDelayed allergy
=450  \\$aTuberculin-type hypersensitivity
=550  \\$wg$aAllergy
=550  \\$wg$aCellular immunity
=750  \2$aHypersensitivity, Delayed$5IEN$0(DNLM)D006968

=LDR  00305cz  a2200121n  4500
=001  9880362158102441
=005  20120730162918.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|n\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85036492 
=035  \\$aBZN6398NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aDehydrogenases
=750  \2$aOxidoreductases$5IEN$0(DNLM)D010088

=LDR  00547cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362158202441
=005  20120730162918.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85036491 
=035  \\$aBZN6397NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aRJ267.5
=150  \\$aDehydration in infants
=550  \\$wg$aInfants$xDiseases
=750  \2$81$wb$aDehydration$5IEN$0(DNLM)D003681
=750  \2$81$wb$aInfant$5IEN$0(DNLM)D007223
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aDehydration$iand$aInfant$5IEN

=LDR  00421cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362158302441
=005  20120730162918.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85036490 
=035  \\$aBZN6396NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aDehydration (Physiology)
=450  \\$aBody water loss
=550  \\$wg$aWater-electrolyte imbalances
=690  \\$ar:AMD:6/25/90
=750  \2$aDehydration$5IEN$0(DNLM)D003681

=LDR  00560cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362158402441
=005  20120730162918.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85036477 
=035  \\$aBZN6383NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRC815.2$cDiseases
=053  \\$aRM221.D4$cDietary cookbooks
=150  \\$aDeglutition disorders
=450  \\$aDysphagia
=450  \\$aDysphagy
=550  \\$wg$aEsophagus$xDiseases
=550  \\$wg$aIngestion disorders
=690  \\$ar:AMD:6/25/90
=750  \2$aDeglutition Disorders$5IEN$0(DNLM)D003680

=LDR  00502cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362158502441
=005  20120730162918.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85036476 
=035  \\$aBZN6382NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQP311
=150  \\$aDeglutition
=450  \\$aSwallowing
=550  \\$wg$aDrinking (Physiology)
=550  \\$wg$aEsophagus
=550  \\$wg$aIngestion
=550  \\$wg$aThroat
=690  \\$ar:AMD:6/25/90
=750  \2$aDeglutition$5IEN$0(DNLM)D003679

=LDR  00458cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362158602441
=005  20120730162913.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85035765 
=035  \\$aBZN5671NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aDantrolene
=450  \\$aNitrophenylfuranylmethyleneaminoimidazolidinedione
=550  \\$wg$aHydantoin
=550  \\$wg$aMuscle relaxants
=690  \\$ar:AMD:6/22/90
=750  \2$aDantrolene$5IEN$0(DNLM)D003620

=LDR  00382cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362158702441
=005  20140227152508.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85035700 
=035  \\$aBZN5606LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aRL91
=150  \\$aDandruff
=550  \\$wg$aScalp$xDiseases
=550  \\$wg$aSkin$xDiseases
=750  \2$aDandruff$0(DNLM)D063807$5IEN

=LDR  01120cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880362158802441
=005  20120730162912.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85035696 
=035  \\$aBZN5602NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQK495.C74$cBotany
=150  \\$aDandelions
=450  \\$aBlowballs
=450  \\$aTaraxacum
=550  \\$wg$aCompositae
=670  \\$aKudlinski, K.V. Dandelions, 1998.
=670  \\$aHortus 3$b(Taraxacum; Dandelion, Blowballs, Compositae (Cichorium Tribe); albidum, alpicola, alpinum, Kok-saghyz, Leontodon: T. officinale)
=670  \\$aWeb. 3$b(Dandelion; 1. a plant of the genus Taraxacum (esp. T. officinale) abundant as a weed in meadows, lawns, and cultivated ground throughout Europe, Asia and N. Amer.; 2. any of several plants related to and resembling to dandelion)
=670  \\$aRandom House$b(Dandelion; 1. weedy composite plant, Taraxacum officinale, having edible, deeply toothed or notched leaves, golden-yellow flowers, and rounded clusters of white, hairy seeds; 2. any other plant of the genus Taraxacum)
=750  \2$aTaraxacum$5IEN$0(DNLM)D031205

=LDR  00535cz  a2200217n  4500
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=035  \\$aBZN5565NU
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=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC$dDLC
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=450  \\$aDances
=450  \\$wnne$aDancing
=550  \\$wg$aAmusements
=550  \\$wg$aPerforming arts
=550  \\$aBalls (Parties)
=550  \\$aEurythmics
=750  \2$aDancing$5IEN$0(DNLM)D003615

=LDR  00667cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880362159002441
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=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85035654 
=035  \\$aBZN5560NU
=035  \\$aSH 85035654
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aRC489.D3$cPsychotherapy
=053  \0$aRM931.D35$cRehabilitation therapy
=150  \\$aDance therapy
=450  \\$aDance$xTherapeutic use
=450  \\$aDance movement therapy
=450  \\$aDance psychotherapy
=550  \\$wg$aMovement therapy
=670  \\$aStanton-Jones, K. An introduction to dance movement therapy in psychiatry, 1992.
=750  \2$aDance Therapy$0(DNLM)D003614$5IEN

=LDR  00388cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362159102441
=005  20120730162909.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85035628 
=035  \\$aBZN5534NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aDanazol
=450  \\$aPregnadienynoisoxazolol
=550  \\$wg$aPregnane
=690  \\$ar:AMD:6/22/90
=750  \2$aDanazol$5IEN$0(DNLM)D003613

=LDR  00642cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880362159202441
=005  20010922105050.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85035617 
=035  \\$aBZN5523NU
=035  \\$ash 85035617
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aDams (Dentistry)
=450  \\$aDams, Rubber (Dentistry)
=450  \\$aDental dams
=450  \\$aDental rubber dams
=450  \\$aRubber dams (Dentistry)
=550  \\$wg$aDental instruments and apparatus
=670  \\$aAlta Vista, July 13, 1998$b(titles: dental dams)
=670  \\$aLC database, July 13, 1998$b(dental rubber dams)
=750  \0$aRubber Dams$5IEN

=LDR  02435cz  a2200289n  4500
=001  9880362159302441
=005  20130209161943.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85035510 
=035  \\$aBZN5416LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dWaU
=053  \0$aQK495.L52$cBotany
=072  \7$aH 1180$2lcsh
=150  \\$aDalbergia
=450  \\$aAmerimnon
=450  \\$aCoroya
=450  \\$aEcastaphyllum
=450  \\$aMiscolobium
=450  \\$aRosewood
=450  \\$aRosewood trees
=450  \\$aRosewoods
=450  \\$aTriptolemea
=550  \\$wg$aLegumes
=670  \\$aWikipedia, Oct. 17, 2012:$bRosewood (Rosewood refers to any of a number of richly hued timbers, often brownish with darker veining, but found in many different hues. All rosewoods are strong and heavy, taking an excellent polish, being suitable for guitars, marimbas, turnery (billiard cues, the black pieces in chess sets, etc.), handles, furniture, luxury flooring, etc. All genuine rosewoods belong to the genus Dalbergia. The pre-eminent rosewood appreciated in the western world is the wood of Dalbergia nigra which is now a CITES -- listed endangered species. It is best known as Brazilian Rosewood, but also as "Rio Rosewood" or "Bahia Rosewood." This wood has a strong sweet smell, which persists over the years, explaining the name "rosewood". Another classic rosewood is that yielded by Dalbergia latifolia known as (East) Indian Rosewood or sonokeling. It can be found in tropical America, Southeast Asia, and Madagascar. Dalbergia sissoo is also known as Indian rosewood.) Dalbergia (Dalbergia is a large genus of small to medium-size trees, shrubs and lianas in the pea family, Fabaceae, subfamily Faboideae. Synonyms: Amerimnon; Coroya; Ecastaphyllum; Miscolobium; Triptolemea. Many species of Dalbergia are important timber trees, valued for their decorative and often fragrant wood, rich in aromatic oils. The most famous of these are the rosewoods, so-named because of the smell, but several other valuable woods are yielded by the genus.)
=670  \\$aPlants database, via WWW, Oct. 17, 2012$b(Dalbergia - Indian rosewood. Family Fabaceae)
=670  \\$aGRIN taxonomy for plants, via WWW, Oct. 17, 2012$b(Genus Dalbergia. Family Fabaceae, subfamily Faboideae, tribe Dalbergieae. Also sometimes placed in: Papilionaceae. Synonyms: Amerimnon; Coroya; Ecastaphyllum; Miscolobium; Triptolemea)
=750  \2$aDalbergia$5IEN$0(DNLM)D035782

=LDR  00659cz  a2200241n  4500
=001  9880362159402441
=005  20120730162904.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85035079 
=035  \\$aBZN4985NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aTP248.C94$cChemical technology
=053  \\$aTP248.65.C92$cBiotechnology
=150  \\$aCyclodextrins
=450  \\$aCycloamylose
=450  \\$aCycloglucans
=450  \\$aCycloheptaamylose
=450  \\$aSchardinger dextrins
=550  \\$wg$aDextrins
=670  \\$aSzejtl, J. Cyclodextrin technology, c1988.
=670  \\$aMESH.
=670  \\$aMerck.
=750  \2$aCyclodextrins$5IEN$0(DNLM)D003505

=LDR  00358cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362159502441
=005  20080320092033.0
=008  860211||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85035077 
=035  \\$aBZN4983NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aQP702.C8
=150  \\$aCyclitols
=550  \\$wg$aAlicyclic compounds
=750  \2$aCyclitols$0(DNLM)D054812$5IEN

=LDR  00695cz  a2200241n  4500
=001  9880362159602441
=005  20130514100221.0
=008  051122i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85035070 
=035  \\$aBZN4976NU
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC$dDLC$dViU$dDLC
=053  \0$aGV1040$bGV1059
=150  \\$aCycling
=450  \\$aBicycle riding
=450  \\$aBicycle transportation
=450  \\$aBicycling
=550  \\$wg$aAerobic exercises
=550  \\$wg$aLocomotion
=550  \\$aBicycles
=550  \\$aTricycles
=550  \\$aUnicycles
=670  \\$aAmerican Society of Civil Engineers. Bicycle Transportation Committee. Bicycle transportation, 19--.
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=LDR  00464cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362159702441
=005  20120730162903.0
=008  860211||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85035068 
=035  \\$aBZN4974NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aCyclic nucleotides
=450  \\$aNucleotides, Cyclic$5IEN
=550  \\$wg$aNucleotides
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Nucleotides, Cyclic)
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/16/90
=750  \2$aNucleotides, Cyclic$5IEN$0(DNLM)D009712

=LDR  00781cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880362159802441
=005  20120730162903.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85035067 
=035  \\$aBZN4973NU
=035  \\$ash 85035067
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dWaU
=150  \\$aCyclic guanylic acid
=450  \\$acGMP (Biochemical)
=450  \\$aCyclic GMP
=450  \\$aCyclic guanosine monophosphate
=450  \\$aGuanosine cyclic monophosphate
=450  \\$aGuanylic acid, Cyclic
=550  \\$wg$aCyclic nucleotides
=670  \\$aScholz, N.L. Involvement of the NO/cGMP signaling pathway in the development and modulation of neural networks, 1997:$bp. 1 (cyclic guanosine monophosphate (cGMP))
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=750  \2$aCyclic GMP$5IEN$0(DNLM)D006152

=LDR  00482cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362159902441
=005  20120730162903.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85035065 
=035  \\$aBZN4971NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQP625.A35
=150  \\$aCyclic adenylic acid
=450  \\$aAdenosine cyclic monophosphate$5IEN
=450  \\$aCyclic AMP
=550  \\$wg$aAdenylic acid
=550  \\$wg$aCyclic nucleotides
=750  \2$aCyclic AMP$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000242

=LDR  00697cz  a2200241n  4500
=001  9880362160002441
=005  20120730162903.0
=008  860211||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85035062 
=035  \\$aBZN4968NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aB105.C9$cPhilosophy
=053  \\$aD16.9$cHistory
=053  \\$aQ176$cScience
=150  \\$aCycles
=450  \\$aCyclic theory
=450  \\$aNatural cycles
=450  \\$wnne$aPeriodicity
=550  \\$wg$aPhilosophy
=550  \\$aRhythm
=670  \\$aHennepin$b(Natural cycles)
=670  \\$a87-40133: Whitfield, P. Why do the seasons change? : questions on nature's rhythms and cycles, 1987.
=750  \2$aPeriodicity$5IEN$0(DNLM)D010507

=LDR  00554cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880362160102441
=005  20120730162903.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85035058 
=035  \\$aBZN4964LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQK495.P95$cBotany
=053  \0$aSB413.C9$cOrnamental plants
=150  \\$aCyclamen
=450  \\$aAlpine violets
=450  \\$aPersian violets
=450  \\$aSowbread
=450  \\$aViolets, Alpine
=450  \\$aViolets, Persian
=550  \\$wg$aPrimulaceae
=750  \2$aCyclamen$5IEN$0(DNLM)D031824

=LDR  00419cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362160202441
=005  20120730162903.0
=008  860211||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85035057 
=035  \\$aBZN4963NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aRC268.7.C93$cCarcinogens
=053  \\$aTP423$cFood technology
=150  \\$aCyclamates
=550  \\$wg$aNonnutritive sweeteners
=750  \2$aCyclamates$5IEN$0(DNLM)D003494

=LDR  00360cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362160302441
=005  20120730162903.0
=008  920417i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85035054 
=035  \\$aBZN4960NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRM666.C975
=150  \\$aCyclacillin
=550  \\$wg$aPenicillin
=750  \2$aCyclacillin$5IEN$0(DNLM)D003493

=LDR  00330cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362160402441
=005  20020402082848.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85035051 
=035  \\$aBZN4957LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aQK494.5.C995
=150  \\$aCycas
=550  \\$wg$aCycadaceae
=750  \0$aCycas$5IEN

=LDR  00457cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362160502441
=005  20120730162902.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85035046 
=035  \\$aBZN4952NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQ300$bQ390
=150  \\$aCybernetics
=450  \\$aMechanical brains
=550  \\$wg$aControl theory
=550  \\$wg$aElectronics
=550  \\$wg$aSystem theory
=750  \2$aCybernetics$5IEN$0(DNLM)D003491

=LDR  00595cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362160602441
=005  20120730162902.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85035034 
=035  \\$aBZN4940NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aCyanosis in children
=550  \\$wg$aChildren$xDiseases
=550  \\$wg$aPediatric cardiology
=550  \\$wg$aPediatric dermatology
=750  \2$81$wb$aCyanosis$5IEN$0(DNLM)D003490
=750  \2$81$wb$aChild$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002648
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aCyanosis$iand$aChild$5IEN

=LDR  00384cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362160702441
=005  20120730162902.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85035033 
=035  \\$aBZN4939NU
=035  \\$ash 85035033
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aCyanosis
=550  \\$wg$aCutaneous manifestations of general diseases
=750  \2$aCyanosis$5IEN$0(DNLM)D003490

=LDR  00414cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362160802441
=005  20130725125744.0
=008  860211||\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|n\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85035028 
=035  \\$aBZN4934NU
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQD181.C15$cChemistry
=053  \0$aTD427.C9$cWater pollutant
=053  \0$aTP248.C9$cManufacture
=150  \\$aCyanides
=750  \2$aCyanides$5IEN$0(DNLM)D003486

=LDR  00692cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880362160902441
=005  20120730162902.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85034995 
=035  \\$aBZN4901NU
=035  \\$ash 85034995
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aRL100
=150  \\$aCutaneous manifestations of general diseases
=450  \\$aCutaneous symptoms of general diseases
=450  \\$aDermatologic manifestations of general diseases
=450  \\$aDermatological manifestations of general diseases
=450  \\$aSkin manifestations of general diseases
=550  \\$wg$aSkin$xDiseases
=550  \\$wg$aSymptoms
=750  \2$aSkin Manifestations$5IEN$0(DNLM)D012877

=LDR  00836cz  a2200277n  4500
=001  9880362161002441
=005  20120730162902.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85034952 
=035  \\$aBZN4858NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aCustody of children
=450  \\$aChild custody
=450  \\$aChildren$xCustody
=450  \\$aChildren, Custody of
=450  \\$aCustody of children$xLaw and legislation
=450  \\$aParental custody
=550  \\$wg$aDivorce$xLaw and legislation
=550  \\$wg$aDivorce mediation
=550  \\$wg$aGuardian and ward
=550  \\$wg$aParent and child (Law)
=550  \\$aAbsentee fathers
=550  \\$aAbsentee mothers
=550  \\$aParental relocation (Child custody)
=550  \\$aVisitation rights (Domestic relations)
=750  \2$aChild Custody$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002655

=LDR  00435cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362161102441
=005  20120730162902.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85034945 
=035  \\$aBZN4851NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aCuspids
=450  \\$aCanine teeth
=450  \\$aCanines (Teeth)
=450  \\$aTeeth, Canine
=550  \\$wg$aTeeth
=690  \\$ar:AMD:6/22/90
=750  \2$aCuspid$5IEN$0(DNLM)D003481

=LDR  00405cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362161202441
=005  20120730162902.0
=008  940322i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85034937 
=035  \\$aBZN4843NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aCushing's syndrome
=550  \\$wg$aAdrenal cortex$xDiseases
=550  \\$wg$aEndocrine glands$xDiseases
=750  \2$aCushing Syndrome$5IEN$0(DNLM)D003480

=LDR  00522cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362161302441
=005  20120730162901.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85034895 
=035  \\$aBZN4801NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aLB2806.15
=150  \\$aCurriculum planning
=450  \\$aCurriculum development
=550  \\$wg$aEducation$xCurricula
=550  \\$wg$aInstructional systems$xDesign
=550  \\$wg$aPlanning
=690  \\$ar:AMD:6/22/90
=750  \2$aCurriculum$5IEN$0(DNLM)D003479

=LDR  00392cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362161402441
=005  20120730162901.0
=008  860211||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85034863 
=035  \\$aBZN4769NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQD181.C55
=150  \\$aCurium
=550  \\$wg$aTransplutonium elements
=690  \\$ar:AMD:6/22/90
=750  \2$aCurium$5IEN$0(DNLM)D003476

=LDR  00689cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362161502441
=005  20120730162901.0
=008  871218||\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85034862 
=035  \\$a(OCoLC)02069351
=035  \\$aBZN4768NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aBF723.C8
=150  \\$aCuriosity in children
=450  \\$wnne$aCuriosity (Child psychology)
=550  \\$wg$aChild psychology
=550  \\$wg$aEmotions in children
=750  \2$81$wb$aExploratory Behavior$5IEN$0(DNLM)D005106
=750  \2$81$wb$aChild$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002648
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aExploratory Behavior$iand$aChild$5IEN

=LDR  00470cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362161602441
=005  20120730162901.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85034861 
=035  \\$aBZN4767NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aBF323.C8
=150  \\$aCuriosity
=450  \\$aExploratory behavior
=450  \\$aInquisitiveness
=550  \\$wg$aInterest (Psychology)
=690  \\$ar:AMD:6/28/90
=750  \2$aExploratory Behavior$5IEN$0(DNLM)D005106

=LDR  00684cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880362161702441
=005  20120730162901.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85034852 
=035  \\$aBZN4758NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dDHMM
=150  \\$aCurettes
=450  \\$wnne$aCuret
=450  \\$aCurets
=450  \\$wnne$aCurette
=550  \\$wg$aSurgical instruments and apparatus
=670  \\$aUS Holocaust Memorial Museum catalog, 18 Apr. 2012$b(Curettes)
=670  \\$aPubMed, 18 Apr. 2012$b(usage: curettes, curets)
=670  \\$aWeb. 3$b(curette or curet)
=688  \\$aHeading changed 20120716 from: 150:##:_{dollar}a Curette
=750  \2$aCurettage$5IEN$0(DNLM)D003475

=LDR  00454cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362161802441
=005  20120730162901.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85034851 
=035  \\$aBZN4757NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aCurettage, Vacuum
=450  \\$aCurettage, Suction
=450  \\$aSuction curettage
=450  \\$aVacuum curettage
=550  \\$wg$aSurgery, Operative
=750  \2$aVacuum Curettage$5IEN$0(DNLM)D014619

=LDR  00455cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362161902441
=005  20120730162901.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85034848 
=035  \\$aBZN4754LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQK495.Z65$cBotany
=150  \\$aCurcuma
=550  \\$wg$aZingiberaceae
=670  \\$aPlants national database, June 28, 2007$b(Curcuma, genus in Zingiberaceae family)
=750  \2$aCurcuma$5IEN$0(DNLM)D030024

=LDR  01729cz  a2200505n  4500
=001  9880362162002441
=005  20051013130451.0
=008  040628i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85034847 
=035  \\$aBZN4753NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dWaElC$dDLC$dWaU$dDLC
=053  \0$aQL596.C9$cZoology
=150  \\$aCurculionidae
=450  \\$aAnthonomidae
=450  \\$wnne$aAnthonomini
=450  \\$aApionidae
=450  \\$aBarididae
=450  \\$wnne$aBaridinae
=450  \\$aBrachyderidae
=450  \\$aBrachyrhinidae
=450  \\$aBrachyrrhinidae
=450  \\$aByrsopidae
=450  \\$aCalendridae
=450  \\$wnne$aCalendrinae
=450  \\$aCleonidae
=450  \\$aCossonidae
=450  \\$wnne$aCryptorhynchinae
=450  \\$aCurculionid beetles
=450  \\$aCurculionids
=450  \\$aCyladidae
=450  \\$aDoydirhynchidae
=450  \\$aOtiorhynchidae
=450  \\$aProterhinidae
=450  \\$aProterrhinidae
=450  \\$aPsallidiidae
=450  \\$aPterocalidae
=450  \\$aRhinomaceridae
=450  \\$aRhyncophoridae
=450  \\$aSibynidae
=450  \\$aSnout beetles
=550  \\$wg$aBeetles
=670  \\$aWhite, R.E. A field guide to the beetles of North America, 1983:$bp. 309 (Snout beetles (Curculionidae) are the largest family)
=670  \\$aKissinger, D.G. The curculionid beetles collected on the Explorers Club-American Museum of Natural History Entomological Expedition to Yucatan, Mexico, in 1952 (Coleoptera, Curculionidae), 1962.
=670  \\$aGoogle search, Feb. 18, 2004$b(curculionids (Coleoptera: Curculionidae); curculionids (weevils); Curculionids - mealy bugs; rice, corn and granary weevils (curculionids))
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=035  \\$aBZN4748NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRM666.C95
=150  \\$aCurare-like agents
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=001  9880362162202441
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=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
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=550  \\$wg$aArrow poisons
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=670  \\$aInter. dict. med. biol.$b(curare, also curari)
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=LDR  00421cz  a2200169n  4500
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=LDR  00343cz  a2200145n  4500
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=750  \2$aMarsdenia$5IEN$0(DNLM)D031101

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=001  9880362162702441
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=750  \2$aCulture Media$5IEN$0(DNLM)D003470

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=001  9880362162802441
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=001  9880362163002441
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=053  \0$aSB351.C8$cCulture
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=001  9880362163102441
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=LDR  00349cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362163202441
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=LDR  01683cz  a2200265n  4500
=001  9880362163302441
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=053  \0$aQK495.C96$cBotany
=053  \0$aSB337$cCulture
=150  \\$aCucumbers
=450  \\$aCucumis esculentus
=450  \\$aCucumis muricatus
=450  \\$aCucumis sativus
=450  \\$aGarden cucumbers
=450  \\$aGherkins
=550  \\$wg$aCucumis
=670  \\$aGRIN taxonomy, via WWW, Oct. 20, 2004$b(Cucumis sativus L. var. sativus. Common names: cucumber, gherkin)
=670  \\$aMansfeld's world database of agricultural and horticultural crops, via WWW, Oct. 20, 2004$b(Accepted name: Cucumis sativus L. Synonyms: Cucumis esculentus, Cucumis muricatus. Common names: cucumber, gherkin)
=670  \\$aPlants database, via WWW, Oct. 20, 2004$b(Cucumis sativus L., garden cucumber)
=670  \\$aAmer. Heritage dict. of the Engl. lang., via WWW, Oct. 20, 2004$b(cucumber: 1a. A tendril-bearing, climbing or sprawling annual plant (Cucumis sativus) widely cultivated for its edible cylindrical fruit that has a green rind and crisp white flesh. b. The fruit of this plant, eaten fresh or pickled. 2. Any of several related or similar plants, such as the bur cucumber or the squirting cucumber; gherkin: 1a. A West Indian vine (Cucumis anguria) having prickly mature fruits that are sold as curiosities. The immature fruits are widely used for pickling. b. The fruit of this plant. Also called gooseberry gourd. 2. A small cucumber, especially one used for pickling.)
=750  \2$aCucumis sativus$5IEN$0(DNLM)D018553

=LDR  00511cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362163402441
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=450  \\$aBox jellyfish
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=450  \\$aJellyfish, Four-sided
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=LDR  01573cz  a2200349n  4500
=001  9880362163502441
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=450  \\$aCombs, Sea
=450  \\$wnne$aCtenophora (Coelenterata)
=450  \\$aCtenophores
=450  \\$aGooseberries, Sea
=450  \\$aJellies, Comb
=450  \\$aRadiata
=450  \\$aSea combs
=450  \\$aSea gooseberries
=450  \\$aSea walnuts
=450  \\$aWalnuts, Sea
=550  \\$wg$aMarine invertebrates
=670  \\$aBarnes, R.S.K. The invertebrates, 1988:$bp. 70 (Phylum ctenophora (comb jellies, Sea gooseberries); ctenophores)
=670  \\$aA synoptic classif. of living organisms, 1984:$bp. 148 (Phylum ctenophora; ctenophores; sea-gooseberries; comb-jellies)
=670  \\$aLawrence, E. Henderson's dict. of biological terms, 1995$b(ctenophora, ctenophores: phylum of coelenterates containing the sea-gooseberies or comb jellies; coelenterates: the animal phyla Cnidaria ... and Ctenophora (sea combs or sea gooseberries) collectively)
=670  \\$aWikipedia, Apr. 18, 2011$b(The Ctenophora (singular ctenophore; commonly known as comb jellies) are a phylum of animals that live in marine waters worldwide; no ctenophores have been found in fresh water)
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=LDR  00523cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362163602441
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=550  \\$wg$aSolids
=550  \\$aPowders
=690  \\$ar:AMD:6/22/90
=750  \2$aCrystallization$5IEN$0(DNLM)D003460

=LDR  00430cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362163702441
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=450  \\$aLeptology
=550  \\$wg$aPhysical sciences
=550  \\$aMineralogy
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=LDR  00545cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362163802441
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=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
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=053  \\$aQD901$bQD999
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=001  9880362163902441
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=053  \\$aQM511$cHuman anatomy
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=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/10/90
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=LDR  00607cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880362164002441
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=450  \\$aUndescended testis
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=550  \\$wg$aPediatric andrology
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=750  \2$aCryptorchidism$5IEN$0(DNLM)D003456

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=001  9880362164102441
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=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQK625.C76
=150  \\$aCryptococcus
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=750  \2$aCryptococcus$5IEN$0(DNLM)D003454

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=001  9880362164202441
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=360  \\$isubdivision$aCryosurgery$iunder individual diseases and types of diseases and organs and regions of the body, e.g.$aCancer--Cryosurgery; Foot--Cryosurgery
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=001  9880362164302441
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=450  \\$aCryogenic preservation of organs, tissues, etc.
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=001  9880362164402441
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=550  \\$wg$aNonverbal communication
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=450  \\$aMustards (Plants)
=450  \\$aRaphanaceae
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=670  \\$aThe plants database, Apr. 23, 2006$b(Family Brassicaceae --Mustard family. Order Capparales)
=670  \\$aGRIN taxonomy for plants, Apr. 23, 2006$b(Family Brassicaceae. Alternate name: Cruciferae. Synonyms: Cruciferae, Raphanaceae, Stanleyaceae, Thlaspiaceae)
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=LDR  00340cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362164802441
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=001  9880362164902441
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=LDR  00423cz  a2200169n  4500
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=001  9880362165202441
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=LDR  00505cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362165302441
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=010  \\$ash 85034323 
=035  \\$aBZN4229NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRC746
=150  \\$aCroup
=450  \\$aAngina trachealis
=450  \\$aCynanche trachealis
=450  \\$aLaryngotracheobronchitis
=450  \\$aMembranous croup
=550  \\$wg$aRespiratory organs$xDiseases
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=LDR  00358cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362165402441
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=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQD305.A2
=150  \\$aCrotonic acid
=690  \\$ar:AMD:6/22/90
=750  \2$aCrotonic Acids$5IEN$0(DNLM)D003438

=LDR  00364cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362165502441
=005  20120730162856.0
=008  940322i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85034318 
=035  \\$aBZN4224NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aCroton oil
=550  \\$wg$aLaxatives
=550  \\$wg$aVegetable oils
=750  \2$aCroton Oil$5IEN$0(DNLM)D003436

=LDR  00875cz  a2200241n  4500
=001  9880362165602441
=005  20120730162856.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85034314 
=035  \\$aBZN4220LC
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh 85034314
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQK495.E9$cBotany
=150  \\$aCroton (Genus)
=450  \\$wnne$aCroton (Plant)
=550  \\$wg$aEuphorbiaceae
=670  \\$aWeb. 3$b(Croton: a genus of herbs and shrubs of the spurge family)
=670  \\$aHortus 3$b(Croton (Euphorbiaceae))
=670  \\$aSPN$b(Croton: plants known to horticulturists as Croton belong not to the genus Croton of botanists but to the genus Codiaeum)
=670  \\$aDict. flow. ferns$b(Croton (Euphorbiaceae))
=670  \\$aInd. nom. gen. (plant.)$b(Croton)
=670  \\$aPLANTS database, Oct. 25, 2000$b(Croton)
=750  \2$aCroton$5IEN$0(DNLM)D029802

=LDR  00379cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362165702441
=005  20120730162856.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85034306 
=035  \\$aBZN4212NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aQL666.O69
=150  \\$aCrotalus
=550  \\$wg$aRattlesnakes
=550  \\$wg$aViperidae
=750  \2$aCrotalus$5IEN$0(DNLM)D017839

=LDR  00466cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362165802441
=005  20050131205754.0
=008  860211||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85034296 
=035  \\$aBZN4202NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aQH445$bQH445.7
=150  \\$aCrossing over (Genetics)
=550  \\$wg$aGenetic recombination
=550  \\$wg$aTranslocation (Genetics)
=550  \\$aChromosomes
=750  \2$aCrossing Over, Genetic$0(DNLM)D003434$5IEN

=LDR  00651cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362165902441
=005  20120730162856.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85034289 
=035  \\$aBZN4195NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aCrossed immunoelectrophoresis
=450  \\$aImmunoelectrophoresis, Two-dimensional$5IEN
=450  \\$aTwo-dimensional immunoelectrophoresis
=550  \\$wg$aImmunoelectrophoresis
=550  \\$wg$aTwo-dimensional electrophoresis
=670  \\$aAnderson, L. Two-dimensional electrophoresis, 1988.
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/6/90
=750  \2$aImmunoelectrophoresis, Two-Dimensional$5IEN$0(DNLM)D007123

=LDR  00604cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362968202441
=005  20120730164142.0
=008  870423i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 87002577 $zsh 88021998 
=035  \\$aCAT5634NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQK623.S23$cMycology
=150  \\$aSaccharomyces cerevisiae
=550  \\$wg$aSaccharomyces
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Yeast biotechnology, 1987.
=670  \\$aSyn. liv. org.
=670  \\$aThe fungi:$bp. 21.
=670  \\$aDic. of the fungi.
=675  \\$aPlant classification
=750  \2$aSaccharomyces Cerevisiae$5IEN$0(DNLM)D012441

=LDR  01236cz  a2200301n  4500
=001  9880362968302441
=005  20120730164142.0
=008  870422i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 87002534 
=035  \\$aCAT5593NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aBF723.P4
=150  \\$aPersonality development
=450  \\$aCharacter development
=450  \\$aCharacter formation
=450  \\$aDevelopment, Character
=450  \\$aDevelopment, Personality
=450  \\$aFormation, Character
=550  \\$wg$aChild psychology
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Shaffer, D. Social and personality development, 1987.
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Growth of habitual patterns of behavior in childhood and adolescence)
=670  \\$aPsych. abst.
=670  \\$aThesaurus psyc. ind. terms$b(Personality development, UF Character development, Character formation)
=670  \\$aEysenck encyc. psych.:$bpp. 491-495.
=670  \\$aHarre & Lamb. Encyc. dict. psych.
=675  \\$aChaplin Dict. psych.;$aBaker Encyc. psych.;$aEvans Psych.;$aPenguin dict. psych.
=680  \\$iHere are entered works on the growth of characteristics which determine an individual's unique adjustment to his environment.
=750  \2$aPersonality Development$5IEN$0(DNLM)D010553

=LDR  02088cz  a2200301n  4500
=001  9882581728102441
=005  20250501152525.0
=008  870421i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\|
=010  \\$ash 87002518
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh 87002518
=035  \\$a(LIBRARY_OF_CONGRESS)98171098600000041
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dDGPO
=053  \0$aHD6065$bHD6065.5
=150  \\$aFamily leave
=450  \\$aInfant care leave
=450  \\$aLeave for parenting
=450  \\$wnne$aParental leave
=670  \\$aWork cat.: The parental leave crisis ... 1987$b(Parental leave, Infant care leave)
=670  \\$aEmployee Benefits Research Institute$b(Parental leave will be the new employee benefit of the 1990's)
=670  \\$aIndustry Week Magazine$b(Parental leave is the term now preferred by industry since it is sex neutral and protects companies against charges of sex discrimination)
=670  \\$aGladstone, L.W. Parental leave : the Family and Medical Leave Act, in Congressional Research Service review:$bv. 7, Oct. 1986, pp. 5-6, 22-23.
=670  \\$aHennepin$b(Parental leave x Family leave)
=670  \\$aPew Research Center website, Sept. 22, 2022:$b"Americans widely support paid family and medical leave, but differ over specific policies" ("parental leave" refers to taking time off from work following the birth or adoption of a child; "family leave" refers to taking at least five days off from work to care for a family member with a serious health condition)
=670  \\$aMeSH Browser, Feb. 8, 2023:$bParental leave (the authorized absence from work of either parent prior to and after the birth of their child. It includes also absence because of the illness of a child or at the time of the adoption of a child. It does not include leave for care of siblings, parents, or other family members: for this FAMILY LEAVE is available) MeSH Tree Structures (... Family Leave > Parental Leave)
=675  \\$aWeb. 3;$aIAC
=688  \\$aHeading changed from Parental leave to Family leave in July 2023.
=750  \2$aFamily Leave$0(DNLM)D017407$5IEN-M
=930  \\$aLCSH Mapping NLM 2025/05/01

=LDR  00916cz  a2200313n  4500
=001  9880362968502441
=005  20120730164142.0
=008  870421i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 87002510 
=035  \\$aCAT5570NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRM666.F64
=150  \\$aFosfomycin
=450  \\$aFosfonomycin
=450  \\$aPhosphonomycin
=550  \\$wg$aAntibacterial agents
=550  \\$wg$aAntibiotics
=550  \\$wg$aEpoxy compounds
=550  \\$wg$aPhosphonic acids
=670  \\$aWork cat.: New aspects for treatment with fosfomycin, c1987.
=670  \\$aChem. abst.:$b23155-02-4.
=670  \\$aMESH.
=670  \\$aPharm. & Chem. syn.
=670  \\$aMerck.
=670  \\$aAm. drug ind.
=670  \\$aUSAN/USP.
=675  \\$aKatzung Basic clin. pharm., 3rd ed.;$aAphA;$aMod. drug encyc.;$aBrit. pharmacopoeia;$aNIH
=690  \\$ar:AMD:6/29/90
=750  \2$aFosfomycin$5IEN$0(DNLM)D005578

=LDR  00676cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880362968602441
=005  20120730164142.0
=008  870421||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 87002506 
=035  \\$aCAT5566NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQP606.G59
=150  \\$aGlutathione transferase
=450  \\$aGlutathione transferases
=550  \\$wg$aTransferases
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Glutathione S-transferases and carcinogenesis, 1987.
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Glutathione transferases)
=670  \\$aEnzyme Nomenclature$bE.C. 2.5.1.18
=670  \\$aChem. abst.:$b50812-37-8
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/2/90
=750  \2$aGlutathione Transferase$5IEN$0(DNLM)D005982

=LDR  01014cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362968702441
=005  20120730164141.0
=008  870417n|\bnannbbbn\\\\\\\\\\|n\ann\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 87002492 
=035  \\$aCAT5552NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aEquipment and supplies
=260  \\$isubdivision$aEquipment and supplies$iunder names of individual corporate bodies and under disciplines, processes, activities, services, institutions, types of industries, individual animals and groups of animals, individual plants and groups of plants, individual land vehicles and types of land vehicles, and individual wars; and phrase headings for particular types of equipment
=260  \\$isubdivision$aEquipment and supplies$iunder names of individual corporate bodies and under disciplines, processes, activities, services, institutions, types of industries, domestic animals, plants and crops, vehicles, and wars; and phrase headings for particular types of equipment
=750  \2$aEquipment and Supplies$5IEN$0(DNLM)D004864

=LDR  00988cz  a2200289n  4500
=001  9880362968802441
=005  20120730164141.0
=008  911212i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 87002389 
=035  \\$aCAT5452NU
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh 87002389
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dWaU
=053  \0$aTK7895.C39$cComputer engineering
=150  \\$aCD-ROMs
=450  \\$wnne$aCD-ROM
=450  \\$aCDROMs
=450  \\$aCompact disc read-only memory
=450  \\$aCompact disk read-only memory
=550  \\$wg$aCompact discs
=550  \\$wg$aOptical disks
=670  \\$aWork cat.: CD ROM markets, c1986.
=670  \\$aThe new papyrus, CD ROM, c1986.
=670  \\$aHennepin$b(CD-ROM)
=670  \\$aLC Information Bulletin, v. 45$b(CD ROM; CD-ROM; Compact Disk-Read Only Memory--CD-ROM)
=670  \\$aASTI$b(CD-ROM see Read only optical memories)
=675  \\$aBDNE2;$a9000 words;$aMcGraw-Hill dict. sci. tech.;$aMcGraw-Hill encyc. sci. tech.;$aIAC
=750  \2$aCD-ROM$5IEN$0(DNLM)D016251

=LDR  00686cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362968902441
=005  20070517123902.0
=008  920204i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 86007510 
=035  \\$aCAT1008NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aSodium channels
=450  \\$aChannels, Sodium
=550  \\$wg$aIon channels
=550  \\$wg$aSodium$xPhysiological transport
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Tetrodotoxin, saxitoxin and the molecular biology of the sodium channel, 1986.
=670  \\$aMESH.
=670  \\$aBest & Taylor's Physiol. basis of med. practice.
=675  \\$aNIH;$aDorland's med. dict.;$aStedman's med. dict.
=750  \2$aSodium Channels$0(DNLM)D015222$5IEN

=LDR  00749cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880362969002441
=005  20070511135804.0
=008  940322i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\c
=010  \\$ash 86007486 
=035  \\$aCAT0988NU
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh 86007486
=040  \\$aNLA$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aQR82.B3
=150  \\$aClostridium perfringens
=450  \\$aClostridium welchii
=450  \\$aWelch's bacillus
=550  \\$wg$aClostridium
=670  \\$aBlakiston's Gould med. dict., 3rd ed.
=670  \\$aStedman's med. dict., 24th ed.$b(c. perfringens, c. Welchii; gas bacillus; Welch's bacillus)
=670  \\$aVan Nostrand's sci. encycl., 6th ed.
=675  \\$aButterworth's Med. dict. (C. Welchii)
=750  \2$aClostridium perfringens$0(DNLM)D003016$5IEN

=LDR  00664cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880362969102441
=005  20120730164133.0
=008  861110i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 86007262 $zsh 88021904 
=035  \\$aCAT0927NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQK621.M94$cMycology
=150  \\$aPhycomyces
=550  \\$wg$aMucoraceae
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Phycomyces, 1987.
=670  \\$aAinsworth/Bisby dict. fungi: p. 449$b(Phycomyces Kunze; Mucoraceae)
=670  \\$aAinsworth fungi: p. 214.
=670  \\$aWeb. 3: p. 1705.
=670  \\$aOld catalog heading$b(Phycomyces)
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/18/90
=750  \2$aPhycomyces$5IEN$0(DNLM)D010800

=LDR  00828cz  a2200241n  4500
=001  9880362969202441
=005  20080315133822.0
=008  861107i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 86007210 
=035  \\$aCAT0875NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN$dIEN
=053  \\$aRC93$bRC95
=150  \\$aRadiation injuries
=360  \\$isubdivision$aRadiation injuries$iunder individual organs and regions of the body, e.g.$aHeart--Radiation injuries
=450  \\$aRadiation disease
=450  \\$aRadiation sickness
=450  \\$aRadiation syndrome
=550  \\$wg$aRadiation$xToxicology
=550  \\$wg$aWounds and injuries
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Shannon, S. Diet for the atomic age, 1987.
=670  \\$aMESH.
=675  \\$aNIH;$aDorland's med. dict.;$aStedman's med. dict.;$aWeb3
=750  \2$aRadiation Injuries$0(DNLM)D011832$5IEN

=LDR  00844cz  a2200241n  4500
=001  9880362969302441
=005  20120516090335.0
=008  861106||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 86007202 
=035  \\$aCAT0867LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=150  \\$aPlants$xSelf-incompatibility
=450  \\$aPlant self-incompatibility
=450  \\$aPlant self-sterility
=450  \\$aSelf-incompatibility, Plant
=450  \\$aSelf-sterility, Plant
=550  \\$wg$aSterility in plants
=550  \\$aPollination
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Plant cell/cell interactions, 1985$b(plant self-incompatibility)
=670  \\$aWeb. 3: p. 2060.
=670  \\$aSwartz, D. Coll. dict. of botany: p. 422$b(self-incompatibility, self-sterile)
=670  \\$aLittle, R.J. A dict. of botany: p. 319.
=750  \2$aSelf-Incompatibility in Flowering Plants$0(DNLM)D060436$5IEN

=LDR  00732cz  a2200241n  4500
=001  9880362969402441
=005  20120730164133.0
=008  861106i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 86007198 
=035  \\$aCAT0863NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aHealth systems agencies
=450  \\$aAgencies, Health systems
=450  \\$aHSAs (Health planning)
=550  \\$wg$aPublic health advisory groups
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Koff, S.Z. Health systems agencies, 1987.
=670  \\$aMESH.
=670  \\$aDiscursive dict. health care.
=670  \\$aHosp. admin. term.
=670  \\$aMosby's med. nurs. dict.
=670  \\$aSlee health care.
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/3/90
=750  \2$aHealth Systems Agencies$5IEN$0(DNLM)D006307

=LDR  00643cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362969502441
=005  20120730164133.0
=008  861106i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 86007197 
=035  \\$aCAT0862NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRT86.7$bRT86.75
=150  \\$aNursing specialties
=450  \\$aNursing$xSpecialties
=450  \\$aSpecialties, Nursing
=550  \\$wg$aMedicine$xSpecialties and specialists
=670  \\$aWork cat.: National Conference on Nursing Education (2nd : 1985 : San Diego, Calif.). Patterns in specialization: challenge to the curriculum, 1986.
=750  \2$aSpecialties, Nursing$5IEN$0(DNLM)D013041

=LDR  00598cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362969602441
=005  20120730164133.0
=008  861031||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 86007065 
=035  \\$aCAT0810NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQP609.C94
=150  \\$aCysteine proteinases
=550  \\$wg$aProteinase
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Cysteine proteinases and their inhibitors, 1986.
=670  \\$aEnzyme Nomenclature (E.C. 3.4.22)
=675  \\$aChem. abst. index guide;$aMESH;$aNIH;$aMerck index
=690  \\$ar:AMD:6/22/90
=750  \2$aCysteine Endopeptidases$5IEN$0(DNLM)D003546

=LDR  00741cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362969702441
=005  20120730164133.0
=008  871219i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 86007018 
=035  \\$a(OCoLC)02156672
=035  \\$aCAT0789NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aCognition disorders in old age
=450  \\$wnne$aCognition disorders in the aged
=550  \\$wg$aGeriatric psychiatry
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Bayles, K.A. Communication and cognition in normal aging and dementia, c1987.
=750  \2$81$wb$aCognition Disorders$5IEN$0(DNLM)D003072
=750  \2$81$wb$aAged$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000368
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aCognition Disorders$iand$aAged$5IEN

=LDR  00911cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362969802441
=005  20080513090927.0
=008  031230i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 86007017 
=035  \\$aCAT0788NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aMemory disorders in old age
=450  \\$aAge-associated memory impairment
=450  \\$wnne$aMemory disorders in the aged
=550  \\$wg$aCognition disorders in old age
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Bayles, K.A. Communication and cognition in normal aging and dementia, c1987.
=670  \\$aMemory loss and the brain via WWW, Dec. 30, 2003:$bglossary (Age-associated memory impairment refers to a normal decline in memory due to aging)
=750  \2$81$wb$aMemory Disorders$0(DNLM)D008569$5IEN
=750  \2$81$wb$aAged$0(DNLM)D00368$5IEN
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aMemory Disorders$iand$aAged$5IEN

=LDR  00694cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362969902441
=005  20120730164133.0
=008  040226i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 86007015 
=035  \\$aCAT0786NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aBF724.85.C64
=150  \\$aCognition in old age
=450  \\$wnne$aCognition in the aged
=450  \\$aThought and thinking in old age
=550  \\$wg$aOlder people$xPsychology
=670  \\$aPoon, L. Everyday cognition ... 1989.
=750  \2$81$wb$aCognition$5IEN$0(DNLM)D003071
=750  \2$81$wb$aAged$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000368
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=035  \\$aCAT0785NU
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=150  \\$aLanguage disorders in the aged
=550  \\$wg$aCommunicative disorders in the aged
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Bayles, K. Communication and cognition in normal aging and dementia, c1987.
=750  \2$81$wb$aLanguage Disorders$5IEN$0(DNLM)D007806
=750  \2$81$wb$aAged$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000368
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aLanguage Disorders$iand$aAged$5IEN

=LDR  00658cz  a2200169n  4500
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=035  \\$aCAT0784NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=150  \\$aCommunicative disorders in the aged
=550  \\$wg$aGeriatric neurology
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Bayles, K.A. Communication and cognition in normal aging and dementia, c1987.
=750  \2$81$wb$aCommunication Disorders$5IEN$0(DNLM)D003147
=750  \2$81$wb$aAged$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000368
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aCommunication Disorders$iand$aAged$5IEN

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=053  \0$aQK495.B63
=150  \\$aBixaceae
=550  \\$wg$aViolales
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Coto Royo, L. Bibliograf�ia sobre achiote (Bixa orellana L.) 1984.
=670  \\$aWeb. 3: p. 224$b(Bixaceae)
=670  \\$aHortus 3: p. 165.
=670  \\$aInd. nom. gen. (plant): p. 206.
=670  \\$aEngler Syl. Pflanz.: p. 332.
=750  \2$aBixaceae$5IEN$0(DNLM)D031212

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=035  \\$aCAT0635NU
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=150  \\$aCinnamates
=550  \\$wg$aSalts
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Jalander, L. Substituent effects on electroreduction of some substituted ethyl cinnamates, 1983.
=670  \\$aHackh chem. dict.$b(cinnamate, a salt of cinnamic acid containing the radical C p9 (BH b7 (B0 b2 (B-)
=670  \\$aMcGraw-Hill dict. sci. tech.$b(cinnamate)
=670  \\$aWeb. 3$b(cinnamate)
=675  \\$aHawley chem. dict.;$aChem. abst.
=750  \2$aCinnamates$0(DNLM)D002934$5IEN

=LDR  00736cz  a2200229n  4500
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=010  \\$ash 86006839 
=035  \\$aCAT0626NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQK495.P783
=150  \\$aPontederiaceae
=450  \\$aPickerelweed family (Plants)
=550  \\$wg$aLiliales
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Gopal, B. Water hyacinth, 1987$b(Pontederiaceae)
=670  \\$aOld catalog heading$b(Pontederiaceae)
=670  \\$aWeb. 3$b(Pontederiaceae; pickerelweed family)
=670  \\$aInd. nom. gen. (plant.):$bp. 599.
=670  \\$aDict. flow. ferns:$bp. 394.
=670  \\$aEngler Syl. Pflanz.:$bp. 534.
=750  \2$aPontederiaceae$5IEN$0(DNLM)D031805

=LDR  00845cz  a2200253n  4500
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=008  861020i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 86006838 
=035  \\$aCAT0625LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQK495.P783
=150  \\$aEichhornia
=450  \\$aEichornia
=450  \\$aPiaropus
=550  \\$wg$aPontederiaceae
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Gopal, B. Water hyacinth, 1987$b(Eichhornia)
=670  \\$aWeb. 3: p. 727.
=670  \\$aHortus 3: p. 418.
=670  \\$aTerrell, E.E. A checklist of names for 3,000 vasc. plants. econ. import., 1977: p. 47$b(syn: Eichornia)
=670  \\$aInd. nom. gen. (plant.): p. 599.
=670  \\$aDict. flow. ferns: p. 394$b(syn: Eichornia), p. 874 (syn: Piaropus)
=670  \\$aEngler. Syl. Pflanz.: p. 535.
=750  \2$aEichhornia$5IEN$0(DNLM)D031806

=LDR  00807cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880362970602441
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=008  861020i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 86006823 
=035  \\$aCAT0613NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=150  \\$aDiscectomy
=450  \\$aDiscotomy
=450  \\$aDiskectomy
=550  \\$wg$aIntervertebral disk$xSurgery
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Lumbar discectomy and laminectomy, 1987.
=670  \\$aDorland med. dict.$b(Diskectomy: excision of intervertebral disk)
=670  \\$aStedman med. dict.$b(Discectomy, discotomy: Excision, in part or whole of an intervertebral disk)
=670  \\$aLC data base, 10/15/86$b(1 Mums record has "discectomy" in its Note)
=675  \\$aMESH;$aNIH;$aGould med. dict.;$aCecil textbk med.
=750  \2$aDiskectomy$5IEN$0(DNLM)D017586

=LDR  00828cz  a2200265n  4500
=001  9880362970702441
=005  20120730164132.0
=008  861017i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 86006812 
=035  \\$aCAT0602NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRC918.I35
=150  \\$aIgA glomerulonephritis
=450  \\$aBerger's disease
=450  \\$aGlomerulonephritis, IgA$5IEN
=450  \\$aIgA nephropathy
=450  \\$aNephropathy, IgA
=550  \\$wg$aGlomerulonephritis
=550  \\$aImmunoglobulin A
=670  \\$aWork cat.: IgA nephropathy, c1986.
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Glomerulonephritis, IGA)
=670  \\$aDorland's med. dict.
=675  \\$aStedman's med. dict.;$aNIH;$aBellanti's Immunology III;$aCecil's textbook of medicine
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/2/90
=750  \2$aGlomerulonephritis, IGA$5IEN$0(DNLM)D005922

=LDR  00971cz  a2200253n  4500
=001  9880362970802441
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=008  861016i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 86006788 
=035  \\$aCAT0579NU
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh 86006788
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aBF698.35.R47
=150  \\$aResilience (Personality trait)
=450  \\$aHuman resilience
=450  \\$aResiliency (Personality trait)
=550  \\$wg$aPersonality
=670  \\$aWork cat.: The invulnerable child, 1987.
=670  \\$aWeb. 3.$b(both resilience and resiliency: the property of being resilient)
=670  \\$aDorland's med. dict.$b(resilience=elasticity)
=670  \\$aStedman's med. dict.
=670  \\$aGould's med. dict.
=675  \\$aMESH;$aChaplin psych.;$aHarriman dict. psych.;$aDraver dict. psych.;$aEnglish comp. dict. psych.;$aPsych. alm.;$aEysenck encyc. psych.;$aPsych. abst.;$aThesaurus psych.
=750  \2$aResilience, Psychological$0(DNLM)D055500$5IEN

=LDR  01269cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362970902441
=005  20051114131051.0
=008  050916i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 86006745 
=035  \\$aCAT0538NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aRC535
=150  \\$aPanic disorders
=450  \\$aDisorders, Panic
=550  \\$wg$aAnxiety disorders
=550  \\$wg$aPsychology, Pathological
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Kaplan, H.S. Sexual aversion and panic disorder, 1986.
=670  \\$aDSM III$b(under Anxiety states or Anxiety neuroses: "the essential features are recurrent panic (anxiety) attacks that occur at times unpredictably, though certain situations, e.g. driving a car, may become associated with a panic attack; the same clinical picture occurring during a marked physical exertion or a life-threatening situation is not termed a panic attack...a common complication of this disorder is the development of an anticipatory fear of helplessness of loss of control during a panic attack, so that the individual becomes reluctant to be alone or in public places away from home")
=675  \\$aMESH;$aKaplan psych.;$aCampbell psych. dict.;$aGlossary ment. disorders;$aEysenck ency. psych.;$aChaplin psych.
=750  \2$aPanic Disorder$0(DNLM)D016584$5IEN

=LDR  00745cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362971002441
=005  20120730164132.0
=008  861009i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 86006709 
=035  \\$aCAT0507NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aMedical care surveys
=450  \\$aHealth care surveys
=450  \\$aMedical care$xSurveys
=550  \\$wg$aHealth surveys
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Ingels, S.J. Evaluation of item nonresponse in the National Medical Care Utilization and Expenditure Survey, 1987.
=670  \\$aLC data base, 10/7/86$b("survey of medical care"; "medical care survey"; "health-medical care survey"; "ambulatory medical care survey")
=675  \\$aMESH;$aNIH
=750  \2$aHealth Care Surveys$5IEN$0(DNLM)D019538

=LDR  00653cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362971102441
=005  20120730164132.0
=008  861007i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 86006621 
=035  \\$aCAT0428LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aBF724.3.C63
=150  \\$aCompetition (Psychology) in youth
=550  \\$wg$aYouth$xPsychology
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Cohen, S. Teenage competition, c1986.
=750  \2$81$wb$aCompetitive Behavior$5IEN$0(DNLM)D003163
=750  \2$81$wb$aAdolescent$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000293
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aCompetitive Behavior$iand$aAdolescent$5IEN

=LDR  00580cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362971202441
=005  20120730164132.0
=008  861006||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 86006604 
=035  \\$aCAT0411NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aArthrobacter
=550  \\$wg$aCorynebacteriaceae
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Kvasnikov, E.I. Artrobakter v prirode i proizvodstve, 1980.
=670  \\$aMESH.
=670  \\$aDorland's med. dict.
=670  \\$aStedman's med. dict.
=670  \\$aDict. microbiol.
=670  \\$aBergey's.
=750  \2$aArthrobacter$5IEN$0(DNLM)D001173

=LDR  00958cz  a2200277n  4500
=001  9880362971302441
=005  20120730164132.0
=008  861006i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 86006603 
=035  \\$aCAT0410NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aSF967.L4$cPathology
=150  \\$aBovine leukemia virus
=450  \\$aBovine leukosis virus
=450  \\$aCattle leukemia virus
=450  \\$aLeukemia virus, Bovine
=450  \\$aLeukosis virus, Bovine
=550  \\$wg$aRetroviruses
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Enzootic bovine leukosis and bovine leukemia virus, c1986.
=670  \\$aFields virology: p. 238$b(bovine leukemia virus (BLV))
=670  \\$aLC data base, 10/1/86$b(bovine leukemia virus)
=670  \\$aMerck vet.: p. 633$b(bovine leukosis virus)
=670  \\$aBlack's vet. dict.: p. 106.
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Bovine leukemia virus x Cattle leukemia virus)
=675  \\$aWeb. 3
=750  \2$aLeukemia Virus, Bovine$5IEN$0(DNLM)D001909

=LDR  00637cz  a2200241n  4500
=001  9880362971402441
=005  20060728105346.0
=008  861003||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 86006585 
=035  \\$aCAT0395NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \\$aQP88.15$cPhysiology
=150  \\$aFat cells
=450  \\$aAdipocytes
=450  \\$aAdipose cells
=550  \\$wg$aAdipose tissues
=550  \\$wg$aConnective tissue cells
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Biology of the Adipocyte, c1987.
=670  \\$aNIH.
=670  \\$aDorland's med. dict.
=670  \\$aStedman's med. dict.
=675  \\$aMESH
=750  \2$aAdipocytes$0(DNLM)D017667$5IEN

=LDR  00744cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880362971502441
=005  20120730164132.0
=008  861003i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 86006549 
=035  \\$aCAT0364NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aHD30.213$cIndustrial management
=053  \\$aT58.62$cIndustrial engineering
=150  \\$aDecision support systems
=550  \\$wg$aManagement information systems
=550  \\$wg$aTelematics
=670  \\$aWork cat.: International Conference on Decision Support Systems ... 1986.
=670  \\$aBusiness Periodicals Index (BPI)
=670  \\$aMcGraw-Hill dict. sci. tech.
=675  \\$aWeb. dict. computer terms;$aASTI
=750  \2$aDecision Support Systems, Management$5IEN$0(DNLM)D003660

=LDR  00757cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880362971602441
=005  20120730164132.0
=008  861002||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 86006536 
=035  \\$aCAT0352NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aSodium hypochlorite
=550  \\$wg$aHypochlorites
=550  \\$wg$aSodium salts
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Canada. Environmental Protection Programs Directorate. Technical Services Branch. Sodium hypochlorite, c1985.
=670  \\$aWeb. 3$b(unstable salt)
=670  \\$aMcGraw-Hill dict. sci. tech.
=670  \\$aConden. chem. dict.
=670  \\$aHackh chem. dict.
=670  \\$aOld Catalog Heading$b(Sodium hypochlorite)
=675  \\$aChem. abs.
=750  \2$aSodium Hypochlorite$5IEN$0(DNLM)D012973

=LDR  00862cz  a2200277n  4500
=001  9880362971702441
=005  20080306085854.0
=008  861002||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 86006524 
=035  \\$aCAT0341NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQP609.P56
=150  \\$aPhosphoprotein phosphatases
=450  \\$aPhosphoprotein phosphohydrolases
=450  \\$aProtein phosphatases
=450  \\$aProtein phosphoesterases
=450  \\$aProtein phosphohydrolases
=550  \\$wg$aPhosphatases
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Advances in protein phosphatases, 1985.
=670  \\$aEnzyme nomenclature E.C. # 3.1.3.16.
=670  \\$aDixon & Webb's Enzymes.
=670  \\$aMESH.
=670  \\$aChem. Abstr. Index Guide [9025-75-6]
=670  \\$aWk AFK0672
=675  \\$aDorland's med. dict.;$aNIH
=750  \2$aPhosphoprotein Phosphatases$0(DNLM)D010749$5IEN

=LDR  00623cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880362971802441
=005  20120730164132.0
=008  860930||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 86006453 
=035  \\$aCAT0277NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQR180$bQR188.9
=150  \\$aImmune system
=450  \\$aImmunological system
=550  \\$wg$aAnatomy
=550  \\$wg$aImmunology
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Aging and the immune response, c1987.
=670  \\$aMESH.
=670  \\$aStedman's med. dict.
=675  \\$aNIH;$aDorland's med. dict.
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/6/90
=750  \2$aImmune System$5IEN$0(DNLM)D007107

=LDR  00714cz  a2200253n  4500
=001  9880362971902441
=005  20120730164132.0
=008  860929i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 86006398 
=035  \\$aCAT0222NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aHQ1073$bHQ1073.5
=150  \\$aThanatology
=450  \\$aDeath studies
=450  \\$aDeath$xStudy and teaching
=550  \\$aDeath
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Principles of thanatology, 1987.
=670  \\$aWeb. 3.
=670  \\$aLC data base, 9/19/86.
=670  \\$aHennepin$b(Thanatology, see Death)
=670  \\$aBDNE2.
=670  \\$aBritannica Micro.
=670  \\$aERIC thes.$b(Thanatology, use Death)
=750  \2$aThanatology$5IEN$0(DNLM)D013795

=LDR  00866cz  a2200241n  4500
=001  9880362972002441
=005  20120730164132.0
=008  940124i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 86006229 
=035  \\$aCAT0061NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQR82.A69
=150  \\$aArchaebacteria
=450  \\$aArchaea
=450  \\$aArchaeobacteria
=550  \\$wg$aBacteria
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Archaebacteria '85, 1986.
=670  \\$aMESH (Archaeobacteria x Archaebacteria)
=670  \\$aMEDLARS.
=670  \\$aRandom House (archaebacteria, also archaeobacteria)
=670  \\$aAcad. Press dict. sci. tech. (Archaebacteria. Also, Archaeobacteria)
=675  \\$aZinsser's Microbiology;$aBergey's Manual of Determinative Bacteriology;$aDorland's med. dict.;$aStedman's med. dict.;$aNIH;$aDictionary of microbiology
=750  \2$aArchaea$5IEN$0(DNLM)D001105

=LDR  00573cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362972102441
=005  20120730164131.0
=008  860919i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 86006194 
=035  \\$aCAT0029NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aNursing services
=450  \\$aNursing agencies
=450  \\$aServices, Nursing
=550  \\$wg$aMedical care
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Midwest Alliance in Nursing. Program Meeting (7th : 1986 : Chicago, Ill.) Marketing, nursing, political power, 1986.
=670  \\$aMESH.
=750  \2$aNursing Services$5IEN$0(DNLM)D009739

=LDR  01100cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880362972202441
=005  20120730164131.0
=008  860919i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 86006173 
=035  \\$aCAT0010NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aDoppler ultrasonography
=450  \\$aDoppler sonography
=450  \\$aDoppler ultrasonics
=450  \\$aDoppler ultrasound
=550  \\$wg$aDiagnostic ultrasonic imaging
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Transcranial Doppler sonography, c1986.
=670  \\$aDorland's med. dict.$b(Ultrasonography: Doppler u.)
=670  \\$aMeSH, July 31, 2007$b(Ultrasonography, Doppler; UF: Doppler Ultrasonography; scope note: Ultrasonography applying the Doppler effect, with frequency-shifted ultrasound reflections produced by moving targets (usually red blood cells) in the bloodstream along the ultrasound axis in direct proportion to the velocity of movement of the targets, to determine both direction and velocity of blood flow)
=670  \\$aCecil's Textbook of medicine$b(Doppler ultrasonography)
=750  \2$aUltrasonography, Doppler$5IEN$0(DNLM)D018608

=LDR  00675cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362972302441
=005  20120730164131.0
=008  860919i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 86006172 
=035  \\$aCAT0009NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=150  \\$aTranscranial Doppler ultrasonography
=450  \\$aTranscranial Doppler sonography
=450  \\$aTranscranial Doppler ultrasonics
=450  \\$aTranscranial Doppler ultrasound
=550  \\$wg$aDoppler ultrasonography
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Transcranial Doppler sonography, c1986.
=675  \\$aMESH;$aDorland's med. dict.;$aCecil's Textbook of medicine
=750  \2$aUltrasonography, Doppler, Transcranial$5IEN$0(DNLM)D017585

=LDR  00984cz  a2200277n  4500
=001  9880362972402441
=005  20060609143734.0
=008  860918i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 86006084 
=035  \\$aCAS9921NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQP562.G5$cPhysiology
=150  \\$aMonosodium glutamate
=450  \\$aMSG (Food additive)
=450  \\$aSodium glutamate
=550  \\$wg$aFood additives
=550  \\$wg$aGlutamic acid
=550  \\$wg$aSodium salts
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Umani, 1986.
=670  \\$aHawley chem. dict.$b(Monosodium glutamate see Sodium glutamate)
=670  \\$aMerck$b(Monosodium glutamate)
=670  \\$aOld catalog heading$b(Sodium glutamate)
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Sodium glutamate x Monosodium glutamate)
=670  \\$aWeb. 3$b(Monosodium glutamate)
=670  \\$aNIH$b(Monosodium glutamate use Dicarboxylic amino acids, Glutamates use Food sciences and technology, Food additives)
=750  \2$aSodium Glutamate$0(DNLM)D012970$5IEN

=LDR  00880cz  a2200289n  4500
=001  9880362972502441
=005  20120730164130.0
=008  860909||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 86005483 
=035  \\$aCAS9583NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aDecidua
=450  \\$aCaduca, Decidual
=450  \\$aDecidual caduca
=450  \\$aDeciduous membrane
=450  \\$aHunter's membrane
=450  \\$aMembrana decidua
=450  \\$aTunica decidua
=550  \\$wg$aEndometrium
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Immunoregulation and fetal survival, 1986.
=670  \\$aDorland's med. dict.$b("the endometrium of the pregnant uterus, all of which, except the deepest layer, is shed at parturition")
=670  \\$aMESH.
=670  \\$aGould's med. dict.
=670  \\$aStedmann's med. dict.
=670  \\$aGray's Anatomy
=675  \\$aNIH
=750  \2$aDecidua$5IEN$0(DNLM)D003656

=LDR  00497cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362972602441
=005  20120730164130.0
=008  860908i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 86005372 
=035  \\$aCAS9549NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aQR189.5.M34
=150  \\$aMalaria vaccine
=550  \\$wg$aProtozoan vaccines
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Antibodies and malaria vaccine, 1981.
=675  \\$aDorland's med. dict.;$aWeb. 3;$aMESH;$aNIH
=750  \2$aMalaria Vaccines$5IEN$0(DNLM)D017780

=LDR  01165cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880362972702441
=005  20120730164131.0
=008  860918i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 86006070 
=035  \\$aCAS9907NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \\$aRJ503.6
=150  \\$aInterviewing in child psychiatry
=450  \\$aChild psychiatric interviewing
=550  \\$wg$aChild psychiatry
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Looff, D.H. Getting to know the troubled child, 1987.
=670  \\$aKaplan Comp. textbk. psych., index: (Interviews: of children) p. 1621$b("initial interview") p. 1851 ("direct interviewing of the child about problems ..." "... development of techniques of child psychiatric interviews for the assessment of psychopathological symptoms ...")
=675  \\$aWHO gloss. mental disorders & class.;$aAm. Psych. Asso. Psych. gloss.;$aEnglish Comp. dict. psy.;$aHarre & Lamb encyc. dict. psy.;$aWilkening Psy. almanac
=750  \2$81$wb$aInterview, Psychological$5IEN$0(DNLM)D007406
=750  \2$81$wb$aChild$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002648
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aInterview, Psychological$iand$aChild$5IEN

=LDR  00916cz  a2200253n  4500
=001  9880362972802441
=005  20120730164131.0
=008  860918i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 86006022 
=035  \\$aCAS9859NU
=035  \\$ash 86006022
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aRM316$cPharmacology
=150  \\$aDesigner drugs
=450  \\$aSynthetic drugs of abuse
=550  \\$wg$aDrugs$xDerivatives
=550  \\$wg$aDrugs of abuse
=550  \\$wg$aSynthetic drugs
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Kirsch, M.M. Designer drugs, 1986.
=670  \\$aHennepin.
=670  \\$aReader's Guide, 1985.
=675  \\$aMESH;$aDorland's med. dict.;$aWeb. 3;$aNIH
=680  \\$iHere are entered works on illicit drugs which are created by altering the molecular structure of existing drugs and which mimic the effects of the classical narcotics, stimulants, and hallucinogens.
=750  \2$aDesigner Drugs$5IEN$0(DNLM)D015198

=LDR  00926cz  a2200253n  4500
=001  9880362972902441
=005  20120730164130.0
=008  940322i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 86005312 
=035  \\$aCAS9505NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRC888
=150  \\$aMale contraceptives
=450  \\$aContraceptive agents, Male
=450  \\$aContraceptive devices, Male
=450  \\$aMale contraceptive agents
=450  \\$aMale contraceptive devices
=550  \\$wg$aContraceptives
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Stokes, B. Men and family planning, 1980.
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Contraceptive devices, Male; Contraceptive agents, Male)
=670  \\$aPOPLINE thes.$b(Contraceptive agents, Male; Contraceptive devices, Male)
=670  \\$aHennepin$b(Male birth control see Vasectomy; Condoms)
=750  \2$aContraceptive Agents, Male$5IEN$0(DNLM)D003272
=750  \2$aContraceptive Devices, Male$5IEN$0(DNLM)D003275

=LDR  00618cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362973002441
=005  20120730164130.0
=008  860904i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 86005198 $zsh 88023279 
=035  \\$aCAS9477LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aMethanobacterium
=550  \\$wg$aMethanobacteriaceae
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Characterization of some hot springs in Iceland and temperature studies on methanogenic bacteria, 1981.
=670  \\$aBergey's manual of determinative bacteriology.
=670  \\$aZinsser's Microbiology.
=675  \\$aWeb. 3
=750  \2$aMethanobacterium$5IEN$0(DNLM)D017014

=LDR  00676cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362973102441
=005  20120730164131.0
=008  860918i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 86006014 
=035  \\$aCAS9851NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \\$aRD598.35.C37
=150  \\$aCardiomyoplasty
=450  \\$aMyocardioplasty
=550  \\$wg$aHeart$xSurgery
=550  \\$wg$aStriated muscle$xTransplantation
=550  \\$wg$aSurgery, Plastic
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Biomechanical cardiac assist: cardiomyoplasty and muscle powered devices, 1986$b(also in Chap. 9: Myocardioplasty)
=675  \\$aMESH;$aNIH;$aDorland's med. dict.
=750  \2$aCardiomyoplasty$5IEN$0(DNLM)D018421

=LDR  00627cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362973202441
=005  20120730164130.0
=008  860904i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 86005196 
=035  \\$aCAS9476NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aMethanobacteriaceae
=450  \\$aMethanogenic bacteria
=550  \\$wg$aArchaebacteria
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Characterization of some hot springs in Iceland and temp. studies on methanogenic bacteria, 1981.
=670  \\$aBergey's manual of determinative bacteriology.
=675  \\$aZinsser's Microbiology;$aWeb. 3
=750  \2$aMethanobacteriaceae$5IEN$0(DNLM)D017013

=LDR  00695cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880362973302441
=005  20120730164131.0
=008  860918i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 86006000 
=035  \\$aCAS9837LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aQK495.L25$cBotany
=150  \\$aAgastache
=450  \\$aVlechia
=450  \\$aVleckia
=550  \\$wg$aLamiaceae
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Sanders, R.W. Taxonomy of Agastache section Brittonastrum (Lamiaceae-Nepeteae), 1987.
=670  \\$aWeb. 3.
=670  \\$aDict. flow. ferns: p. 29$b(Agastache; syn: Vlechia, Vleckia)
=670  \\$aInd. nom. gen. (plant.)
=675  \\$aEngler Syl. Pflanz.
=750  \2$aAgastache$5IEN$0(DNLM)D031327

=LDR  01064cz  a2200241n  4500
=001  9880362973402441
=005  20120730164131.0
=008  860917\|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 86005967 
=035  \\$aCAS9808NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=150  \\$aInorganic compounds
=360  \\$igroups and classes of inorganic compounds, and individual inorganic substances
=450  \\$aCompounds, Inorganic
=450  \\$aInorganic chemicals
=550  \\$wg$aChemicals
=550  \\$aChemistry, Inorganic
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Woods, T.L. Thermodynamic values at low temperature for natural inorganic materials, 1987.
=670  \\$aHackh chem. dict.$b(inorganic compound: a substance containing an electropositive element or radical and an electronegative element or radical)
=670  \\$aHawley chem. dict.$b(inorganic: any compound that does not contain the element carbon [exceptions listed, e.g. carbonates]; inorganic compounds)
=670  \\$aWeb. 3$b(inorganic: an inorganic substance)
=670  \\$aTEST.
=750  \2$aInorganic Chemicals$5IEN$0(DNLM)D007287

=LDR  01020cz  a2200253n  4500
=001  9880362973502441
=005  20120730164129.0
=008  860904||\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 86005173 
=035  \\$aCAS9459NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aTA357.5.R44$cFluid dynamics
=150  \\$aReduced gravity environments
=450  \\$aEnvironments, Reduced gravity
=450  \\$aLow gravity environments
=450  \\$aMicrogravity
=450  \\$aSubgravity environments
=550  \\$wg$aExtreme environments
=550  \\$wg$aGravitation
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Opportunities for academic research in a low-gravity environment ... 1986.
=670  \\$aNASA:$bunder Reduced gravity (used for: Low gravity; Subgravity;  Microgravity)
=670  \\$aRandom House:$bunder Microgravity (A condition especially in a space orbit where the force of gravity is so weak that weightlessness results.)
=675  \\$aWeb. 3;$aMcGraw-Hill dict. sci. tech.;$aINIS: Thes.;$aINSPEC
=750  \2$aHypogravity$5IEN$0(DNLM)D018472

=LDR  00717cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880362973602441
=005  20120730164131.0
=008  860917i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 86005962 
=035  \\$aCAS9804NU
=035  \\$aSH 86005962
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aHomeless youth
=550  \\$wg$aHomeless persons
=550  \\$wg$aYouth
=550  \\$aStreet youth
=670  \\$aWork cat.: New Zealand. Working Group on Youth Homelessness. Youth homelessness, 1983.
=670  \\$aAustralia. Parliament. Homeless youth : report, 1982.
=670  \\$aNew York (State). Legislature. Runaway and homeless youth : program audit, 1981.
=675  \\$aHennepin
=750  \2$aHomeless Youth$5IEN$0(DNLM)D018453

=LDR  00664cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362973702441
=005  20120730164129.0
=008  860904i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 86005160 
=035  \\$aCAS9449NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \\$aRJ496.H9
=150  \\$aHydrocephalus in infants
=450  \\$aInfantile hydrocephalus
=550  \\$wg$aInfants$xDiseases
=670  \\$aWork cat.: The treatment of infantile hydrocephalus, 1987.
=750  \2$81$wb$aHydrocephalus$5IEN$0(DNLM)D006849
=750  \2$81$wb$aInfant$5IEN$0(DNLM)D007223
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aHydrocephalus$iand$aInfant$5IEN

=LDR  00524cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362973802441
=005  20070517134936.0
=008  060407i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 86005931 
=035  \\$aCAS9777NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aRA1057.5$bRA1057.55
=150  \\$aForensic genetics
=550  \\$wg$aForensic biology
=550  \\$wg$aGenetics
=550  \\$wg$aMedical jurisprudence
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Butzel, H.M. Genetics in the courts ... 1986.
=750  \2$aForensic Genetics$0(DNLM)D053803$5IEN

=LDR  00892cz  a2200241n  4500
=001  9880362973902441
=005  20080509135658.0
=008  060814i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 86004896 
=035  \\$aCAS9368NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQR82.E6$cMicrobiology
=053  \0$aQR201.S25$cPathogenic microorganisms
=150  \\$aSalmonella
=450  \\$aSalmonellae
=450  \\$aSalmonellas
=550  \\$wg$aEnterobacteriaceae
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Catalogue of salmonella ... 1987.
=670  \\$aZinsser's Microbiology.
=670  \\$aDorland's med. dict.
=670  \\$aWeb. 3$b(Salmonella: a genus of aerobic gram-negative rod-shaped nonspore-forming usu. mobile bacteria (family Enterobacteriaceae): salmonella: pl. salmonellas or salmonella, also salmonellae: any bacteria of the genus)
=670  \\$aOld catalog heading.
=750  \2$aSalmonella$0(DNLM)D012475$5IEN

=LDR  00889cz  a2200265n  4500
=001  9880362974002441
=005  20120730164131.0
=008  860916i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 86005911 
=035  \\$aCAS9758NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aQR502
=150  \\$aPrions
=450  \\$aInfectious protein particles
=450  \\$aPrion proteins
=450  \\$aProtein particles, Infectious
=450  \\$aProteinaceous infection particles
=450  \\$aPrP proteins
=550  \\$wg$aProteins
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Prions : novel infectious agents causing scrapie ... 1987.
=670  \\$aFields Virology, 1985.
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Prions x Prion Proteins; PrP proteins)
=670  \\$aIntl. dict. med. biol.$b(prion [coined from proteinaceous infection particle])
=675  \\$aDorland's med. dict.;$aZinsser's Microbiology;$aNIH
=750  \2$aPrions$5IEN$0(DNLM)D011328

=LDR  00887cz  a2200277n  4500
=001  9880362974102441
=005  20120730164129.0
=008  860915||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 86005738 
=035  \\$aCAS8922NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQP603.G57
=150  \\$aGlucose-6-phosphate dehydrogenase
=450  \\$aG6PD (Enzyme)
=450  \\$wnne$aGlucosephosphate dehydrogenase
=550  \\$wg$aDehydrogenases
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Glucose-6-phosphate dehydrogenase, 1986.
=670  \\$aOld catalog heading.
=670  \\$aChem. abst.
=670  \\$aEnzyme Nomenclature, 1984.
=670  \\$aStenesh. Dict. biochemistry.
=670  \\$aLC BIBL file, 2/26/89.
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Glucosephosphate dehydrogenase)
=670  \\$aNIH$b(Glucose-6-phosphate dehydrogenase)
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/2/90
=750  \2$aGlucosephosphate Dehydrogenase$5IEN$0(DNLM)D005954

=LDR  01424cz  a2200337n  4500
=001  9880362974202441
=005  20120730164130.0
=008  860915i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 86005781 
=035  \\$aCAS9686NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRF225.7
=150  \\$aOtitis media with effusion
=450  \\$aExudate otitis media
=450  \\$aGlue ear
=450  \\$aMEE (Otolaryngology)
=450  \\$aMiddle ear effusion
=450  \\$aMOM (Otolaryngology)
=450  \\$aMucous otitis media
=450  \\$aSecretory otitis media
=450  \\$aSerous otitis media
=450  \\$aSOM (Otolaryngology)
=550  \\$wg$aOtitis media
=670  \\$aWork cat.: International Conference on Acute and Secretory Otitis Media (1985 : Jerusalem). Acute and secretory otitis media, 1986.
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Otitis media with effusion x Otitis media, Secretory; x Otitis media, Serous)
=670  \\$aDorland's med. dict.$b(Otitis media, Secretory: "painless accumulation of serous or mucoid fluid in the middle ear, resulting from obstruction of the eustachian tube, and causing conduction hearing loss")
=670  \\$aGould's med. dict.$b(Otitis media, Serous)
=670  \\$aForfar's Textbk of Paediatrics: pp. 1712-1713$b(glue ear, Exudate otitis media)
=675  \\$aNIH;$aCecil's Textbk med.;$aStedman's med. dict.
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/16/90
=750  \2$aOtitis Media with Effusion$5IEN$0(DNLM)D010034

=LDR  01711cz  a2200325n  4500
=001  9880362974302441
=005  20120730164129.0
=008  860915i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 86005717 
=035  \\$aCAS8901NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRJ506.B44
=150  \\$aBehavior disorders in children
=450  \\$aBehavior problems in children
=450  \\$aBehavioral disorders in children
=450  \\$aBehavioral problems in children
=450  \\$aChild behavior disorders
=450  \\$aDisruptive behavior disorders in children
=550  \\$wg$aChild psychopathology
=550  \\$aProblem children
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Erickson, M.T. Behavior disorders of children and adolescents, c1987:$bp. 3 (behavioral problems of children; behavior disorders)
=670  \\$aCampbell psych. dict.:$bp. 77 (refers to a group of psych. disorders in children and adolescents ... which are not part of a well-defined psychosis or psychoneurosis ... In the past, children with such disorders were referred to as problem children. See also conduct disorders)
=670  \\$aDSM III Rev.:$bp. 49 (Disruptive behavior disorders)
=670  \\$aForfar Textbk. paediatrics:$bpp. 17, 24 (Behavior disorders)
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Child behavior disorders; x Conduct disorders, Child)
=670  \\$aWHO gloss. mental disorders & class., 1974:$bp. 18 (Behavior disorders of children)
=670  \\$aPsych. gloss.$b(Behavior disorders of childhood)
=670  \\$aLC database, 1/30/95$b(behavioral disorders)
=675  \\$aBaker encycl. psych.;$aDorland's med. dict.;$aEysenck encyc. psych.;$aStedman's med. dict.;$aNIH;$aGould's med. dict.
=750  \2$aChild Behavior Disorders$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002653

=LDR  00645cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362974402441
=005  20140106142433.0
=008  030613i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash2003002095
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aMusic therapy for the deaf
=550  \\$wg$aDeaf$xRehabilitation
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 2002444615: Prause, M. Musik und Geh�orlosigkeit, 2001.
=750  \2$81$wb$aMusic Therapy$0(DNLM)D009147$5IEN
=750  \2$81$wb$aPersons With Hearing Impairments$0(DNLM)D019986$5IEN
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aMusic Therapy$iand$aPersons With Hearing Impairments$5IEN

=LDR  00645cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362974502441
=005  20120730164528.0
=008  030505i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\c
=010  \\$ash2003006400
=040  \\$aGVaS$beng$cDLC
=053  \0$aQL458.2.I9$cZoology
=150  \\$aBrown dog tick
=450  \\$aDog tick, Brown
=450  \\$aRhipicephalus sanguineus
=550  \\$wg$aRhipicephalus
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Ticks and their control, 1981$b(brown dog tick)
=670  \\$aWeb.3.
=670  \\$aFeatured creatures WWW site, May 2, 2003$b(Brown dog tick, Rhipicephalus sanguineus)
=750  \2$aRhipicephalus sanguineus$5(DNLM)D048508$5IEN$0(DNLM)D048508

=LDR  01026cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880362974602441
=005  20080509120120.0
=008  030527i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\c
=010  \\$ash2003006795
=040  \\$aNvLN$beng$cDLC
=053  \0$aQK495.B73$cBotany
=150  \\$aAmsinckia
=450  \\$aFiddle-necks
=450  \\$aFiddlenecks
=550  \\$wg$aBoraginaceae
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Vanier, C.H. Ecology and evolution of an annual plant following fire in the Mojave Desert, 2001:$bAbstract (Mojave Desert annual plant, Amsinckia tessellata)
=670  \\$aUSDA Plants database, May 20 2003$b(genus: Amsinckia Lehm.; family: Boraginacea; common name: Fiddleneck)
=670  \\$aPlants of the Sierra foothills web site, June 17, 2003$b(fiddlenecks (Amsinckia sp.))
=670  \\$aMetor dict. via WWW, June 17, 2003$b(Amsinckia: rough annual herbs of Europe and the Americas : fiddlenecks)
=670  \\$aWeb. 3$b(fiddle-neck: 1) Phacella fanacetifolia, 2) a plant of the genus Amsinckia)
=750  \2$aAmsinckia$0(DNLM)D029682$5IEN

=LDR  00535cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362974702441
=005  20060807085418.0
=008  030702i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash2003001148
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC
=053  \0$aQP552.W58
=150  \\$aWnt proteins
=550  \\$wg$aGlycoproteins
=550  \\$wg$aGrowth factors
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 2003012621: K�uhl Michael. Wnt signaling in development, c2003.
=670  \\$aThe Wnt Gene Homepage, June 5, 2003.
=670  \\$aMESH.
=750  \2$aWnt Proteins$0(DNLM)D051153$5IEN

=LDR  00566cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362974802441
=005  20120730164528.0
=008  030702i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash2003001143
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aFucosyltransferases
=550  \\$wg$aGlycosyltransferases
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 2003054222: Leucocyte trafficking : role of fucosyltransferases and selectins, 2003.
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Fucosyltransferases)
=670  \\$aEnzyme nomenclature$b(five individual fucosyltransferases listed)
=750  \2$aFucosyltransferases$5IEN$0(DNLM)D005647

=LDR  00528cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362974902441
=005  20120730164528.0
=008  030702i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash2003001138
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aSelectins
=550  \\$wg$aCell adhesion molecules
=550  \\$wg$aGlycoproteins
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 2003054222 : Leucocyte trafficking : role of fucosyltransferases and selectins, 2003.
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Selectins)
=670  \\$aDorland's med. dict.
=750  \2$aSelectins$5IEN$0(DNLM)D019087

=LDR  00889cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362975002441
=005  20100203155337.0
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=670  \\$aWork cat.: 2003049865: Saltzman, W.M. Tissue engineering : engineering principles for the design of replacement organs and tissues, 2004.
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=670  \\$aWork cat.: 2003011110: Handbook of cancer vaccines, c2003$b(Cancer Vaccines x Neoplasm Vaccines, Tumor vaccines)
=670  \\$aMESH.
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=670  \\$aMEDLINEplus, Apr. 16, 2003:$bdictionary (antiretroviral, adjective: acting, used, or effective against retroviruses; antiretroviral, noun: an antiretroviral drug)
=670  \\$aMerck manual of diagnosis and therapy, via WWW, Apr. 15, 2003:$bch. 163 (antiretroviral drugs; antiretrovirals)
=670  \\$aWatstein, S. The AIDS dictionary, c1998$b(antiretroviral: active against retroviruses; a drug that has such activity; antiretroviral drugs reduce the replication rate of retroviruses such as HIV; antiretroviral agents)
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=670  \\$aYahoo! Health encyclopedia WWW Site, 24 Mar. 2003$b(Cholangiocarcinoma is a malignant (cancerous) growth in one of the ducts that carries bile from the liver to the small intestine; alternative names: Bile duct cancer)
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=450  \\$aRespiratory syndrome, Severe acute
=450  \\$aSevere acute respiratory syndrome
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=550  \\$wg$aRespiratory infections
=550  \\$wg$aSyndromes
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=670  \\$aCDC Fact Sheet: Basic Information about SARS via WWW, Apr. 25, 2003$b(A new disease called SARS. Severe acute respiratory syndrome (SARS) is a respiratory illness that has recently been reported in Asia, North American, and Europe. Scientists at CDC and other laboratories have detected a previously unrecognized coronavirus in patients with SARS. The new coronavirus is the leading hypothesis for the cause of SARS, however, other viruses are still under investigation as potential causes.)
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=550  \\$wg$aAlcohols
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Canadian General Standards Board. Isopropanol, 1979:$bp. 1 ("this standard applies to 99% grade isopropanol intended for use as a fluid deicer")
=670  \\$aMaterial Safety Data Sheet from ExxonMobil, via WWW, Mar. 18, 2003$b(Product Name: Isopropyl Alcohol, Anhydrous; Chemical name: 2-Propanol; Chemical Family: Aliphatic Alcohol; CAS Registry Number 67-63-0)
=670  \\$aRandom House$b(isopropyl alcohol: a colorless, flammable, water-soluble liquid, produced by the action of sulfuric acid and hydrolysis: used chiefly in the manufacture of antifreeze and rubbing alcohol and as a solvent. Also called: dimethylcarbinol, isopropanol, secondary propyl alcohol)
=670  \\$aEncyclopedia Britannia Online, Mar. 18, 2003$b(Isopropyl alcohol (CH3)2CHOH, or 2-propanol, is manufactured from propylene by treatment with sulfuric acid, followed by hydrolysis and distillation. Isopropyl alcohol is easily oxidized to acetone, of which it is a major industrial source. Besides being used as rubbing alcohol, a solvent, and a chemical intermediate, isopropyl alcohol serves as a de-icing and anti-stall agent in liquid fuels)
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=150  \\$aPlant genomes
=450  \\$aPlant genome
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=670  \\$aWork cat.: Stefanovi�c, S. Molecular systematics and chloroplast genome evolution of Convolvulaceae, 2002:$bp. 4 ("DNA sequence information from all three plant genomes, chloroplast DNA, mitochondrial DNA, and nuclear DNA")
=670  \\$aLC database, Mar. 18, 2003$b(genome organization and expression in plants; genomes of plants and animals; plant genome; plant genomes)
=670  \\$aMeSH browser, via WWW, Mar. 18, 2003$b(Genome, Plant. UF Plant genome. Scope note: The complete gene complement contained in a set of chromosomes in a plant)
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=450  \\$aChloroplast genomes
=450  \\$acpDNA
=450  \\$actDNA
=550  \\$wg$aExtrachromosomal DNA
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Stefanovi�c, S. Molecular systematics and chloroplast genome evolution of Convolvulaceae, 2002:$babstr. ("The Convolvulaceae are one of the few angiosperm families showing substantial structural differences in the chloroplast genome.") pp. 1-2 (vascular plant chloroplast genome; chloroplast DNA; "The chloroplast DNA from Nicotiana tabacum ... has served often as a reference for comparative studies of plastid genomes") p. 4 ("DNA sequence information from all three plant genomes, chloroplast DNA, mitochondrial DNA, and nuclear DNA")
=670  \\$aThe chondriome : chloroplast and mitochondrial genomes, 1986.
=670  \\$aScience dictionary, via AccessScience, Mar. 18, 2003$b(chloroplast genome: See chloroplast deoxyribonucleic acid; chloroplast deoxyribonucleic acid [BIOCHEMISTRY] The circular deoxyribonucleic acid duplex, generally 40 to 80 copies, contained within a chloroplast. Abbreviated ctDNA. Also known as chloroplast genome.)
=670  \\$aShaver, J.M. The structure of chloroplast DNA molecules and the effects of light and development on chloroplast DNA abundance, 2008:$babstr. (chloroplast DNA (cpDNA))
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=450  \\$aDNA bank databases
=450  \\$aDNA banking databases
=450  \\$aDNA databanks
=450  \\$aDNA databases
=550  \\$wg$aDatabases
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 95138544: Barber, George H. New York's DNA data bank and Commission on Forensic Science, 1994.
=670  \\$aBioethics Thes., 1999$b(DNA data banks)
=670  \\$aExpanding the offender index of the New York State DNA data bank, Jan. 2002 via WWW, Dec. 26, 2002$b("Since Jan. 1, 1996, the law in New York State has required offenders convicted of certain felonies to submit biological samples (formerly blood and more recently buccal samples swabbed from the inside of the cheek) for DNA profiling through laboratory analysis. The result records of offender DNA profiles are organized into a centralized index within the State DNA Data Bank -- a part of CODIS, the national Combined DNA Index System developed by the FBI ... This DCJS report compares two proposals to expand the State DNA Data Bank by indexing those offenders convicted of nonviolent felonies and less serious crimes as well.")
=670  \\$aCanada National DNA Data Bank website, Dec. 26, 2002$b("The Canadian police community had for some time called for the creation of a DNA data bank to assist police investigations. The government responded by assenting to the DNA Identification Act on Dec. 10, 1998. The legislation allowed a DNA data bank to be created and amended the Criminal Code to provide a mechanism for a judge to order persons convicted of designated offences to prode blood, buccal, or hair samples from which CNA profiles will be derived.")
=670  \\$aAlltheweb search, Apr. 2, 2003$b(DNA data banks; DNA databanks; DNA databases)
=670  \\$aDNA and tissue banking for bioidiversity and conservation, 2006:$bp. 61 (DNA bank database) p. 63 (DNA banking database system)
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=670  \\$aWork cat.: Pan, W. Influence of phytase on nutrient utilization by poultry, 2002.
=670  \\$aWeb. 3$b(phytase)
=670  \\$aOxford dict. of biochemistry and molecular biology, 2000$b(phytase: either of the two enzymes that catalyse the hydrolytic removal of a phosphoric residue from phytate)
=670  \\$aMESH$b(6-Phytase)
=670  \\$aIUBMB enzyme nomenclature via WWW, Mar. 28, 2003$b(EC 3.1.3.26, common name: 4-phytase, other names: 6-phytase, phytase, phytate 6-phosphatase; EC 3.1.3.8, common name: 3-phytase, other names: 1-phytase, phytase, phytate 1-phosphatase, phytate 6-phosphatase)
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=670  \\$aThe Amer. Heritage dict. of the Engl. lang., c2000$b(embryo: 1a. An organism in its early stages of development, especially before it has reached a distinctively recognizable form. b. An organism at any time before full development, birth, or hatching. 2a. The fertilized egg of a vertebrate animal following cleavage. b. In humans, the prefetal product of conception from implantation through the eighth week of development)
=670  \\$aMcGraw-Hill dict. of sci. and tech. terms, c1989$b(embryo [EMBRYO] 1. An early stage of development in multicellular organisms. 2. The product of conception up to the third month of human pregnancy)
=670  \\$aHenderson's dict. of biological terms, c2000$b(embryo: multicellular animal or plant before it is fully formed and capable of independent life. It develops from a fertilized egg (zygote) and develops into a free-living miniature adult or larva, in animals, or germinates into a seedling, in plants)
=670  \\$aThe Wordsworth dict. of sci. & tech., 1995$b(embryo (Zool.). An immature organism in the early stages of its development, before it emerges from the egg or from the uterus of the mother.)
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=670  \\$aCurrent classification of recent Cephalopoda, last update 4 May 2001, via WWW, March 1, 2003$b(Octopus Cuvier 1797)
=670  \\$aITIS search, Feb. 28, 2003$b(Octopus Cuvier, 1797, in family Octopodidae)
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=550  \\$wg$aDiaries
=550  \\$wg$aSocial media
=550  \\$wg$aWeb sites
=550  \\$aCitizen journalism
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Essential blogging, c2002:$bcover (weblog)
=670  \\$aWikipedia, Jan. 20, 2006$b(A blog is a website in which items are posted on a regular basis and displayed in reverse chronological order. The term blog is a shortened form of weblog or web log. Authoring a blog, maintaining a blog or adding an article to an existing blog is called "blogging". Individual articles on a blog are called "blog posts," "posts" or "entries". A person who posts these entries is called a "blogger.")
=670  \\$aStauffer, T. Blog on : the essential guide to building dynamic weblogs, c2002.
=670  \\$aSeattle times, Feb. 24, 2003, via WWW, viewed Feb. 26, 2003$b("Weblogs, for the uninitiated, are personal journals (a term I prefer to diaries) published on the Internet. They're essentially Web sites but differ by being almost all text and by being updated often, sometimes every few minutes. They tend to contain little original content beyond musings and commentaries, but what they're good at is immediacy so-called real-time information and at linking, whether it be to published articles, e-mail threads, other Weblogs or whatever. The power of blogs, as they're nicknamed, comes from the Web's one-to-many publishing capabilities."; blogging)
=670  \\$aBarger, J. Weblog resources FAQ, via WWW, Feb. 26, 2003$b(A weblog (sometimes called a blog or a newspage or a filter) is a webpage where a weblogger (sometimes called a blogger, or a pre-surfer) "logs" all the other webpages she finds interesting. The format is normally to add the newest entry at the top of the page, so that repeat visitors can catch up by simply reading down the page until they reach a link they saw on their last visit. (This causes some minor, unavoidable confusions when the logger comments on an earlier link that the visitor hasn't reached yet.))
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=450  \\$aTelic, Operation, 2003-2011
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=551  \\$wg$aIraq$xHistory$y1991-2003
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=550  \\$aWar on Terrorism, 2001-2009
=670  \\$aNew York Times, March 21, 2003$b(Iraq war; Operation Iraqi Freedom)
=670  \\$aWashington Post, March 21, 2003$b(Iraq war; Operation Iraqi Freedom)
=670  \\$aAssociated Press, March 21, 2003$b(Operation Iraqi Freedom)
=670  \\$aU.K. Ministry of Defence Web site, March 27, 2003$b(UK military operations against Saddam's regime in Iraq are being conducted under the name Operation Telic)
=670  \\$aTime Magazine, Mar. 24, 2003$b(Gulf War II)
=670  \\$aSafire, W. Words at War, On Language, New York Times Magazine, Apr. 13, 2003$b(Gulf War II)
=670  \\$aArabia.com, Apr. 16, 2003$b(Anglo-American invasion of Iraq)
=670  \\$aPalestinechronicle.com, Apr. 16, 2003$b(Anglo-American invasion)
=670  \\$aMSNBC.com, Apr. 16, 2003$b(An editorial in the Spanish newspaper El Pais does not refer to Spain's role in the 'coalition of the willing,' but says, 'Although one must build a new future, the Anglo-American invasion cannot be blessed posthumously neither by the U.N. nor by the Europeans.')
=670  \\$aThe New Yorker, Apr. 21-28, 2003, The Talk of the Town : War Without End?$b(it would also require a constricted conscience to declare the Anglo-American invasion finished business)
=670  \\$aWikipedia, Aug. 16, 2011$b(The Iraq War or War in Iraq, also referred to in the United States as the Second Gulf War or Operation Iraqi Freedom, began on Mar. 20, 2003 with the invasion of Iraq by the U.S. and the U.K.; In a speech at the Oval Office on 31 Aug. 2010 Obama declared "the American combat mission in Iraq has ended. Operation Iraqi Freedom is over, and the Iraqi people now have lead responsibility for the security of their country"; Beginning September 1, 2010, the American operational name for its involvement in Iraq changed from "Operation Iraqi Freedom" to "Operation New Dawn")
=670  \\$aLondo�no, E. Operation Iraqi Freedom ends as last combat soldiers leave Baghdad, in The Washington Post, Aug. 19, 2010, viewed online Aug. 16, 2011$b(The 4th Stryker Brigade, 2nd Infantry Division, which left Iraq this week, was the final U.S. combat brigade to be pulled out of the country, fulfilling the Obama administration's pledge to end the U.S. combat mission by the end of August. About 50,000 U.S. troops will remain in Iraq, mainly as a training force)
=670  \\$aJaffe, G. War in Iraq will be called 'Operation New Dawn' to reflect reduced U.S. role, in The Washington Post, Feb. 19, 2010, viewed online Aug. 16, 2011$b(The Obama administration has decided to give the war in Iraq a new name -- 'Operation New Dawn' -- to reflect the reduced role U.S. troops will play in securing the country this year as troop levels fall ... Since U.S. forces charged across the Kuwaiti border toward Baghdad in 2003, the war has been known as Operation Iraqi Freedom. The new name is scheduled to take effect in September, when U.S. troop levels are supposed to drop to about 50,000)
=670  \\$aU.S. marks end to 9-year war, leaving an uncertain Iraq, via New York times website, Dec. 15, 2011, viewed on Dec. 16, 2011$b("After nearly nine years, about 4,500 American fatalities and ...")
=670  \\$aAgreement between the United States of America and the Republic of Iraq on the withdrawl of United States forces from Iraq... signed 17 Nov. 2008, via State Dept. WWW site, Feb. 16, 2012:$bArticle 24 (sec. 1. All the United States Forces shall withdraw from Iraqi territory no later than December 31, 2011)
=670  \\$aObama, B. Weekly address, Honoring Those Who Served in Iraq, as the War Comes to An End, Dec. 17, 2011, via White House WWW site, Feb. 17, 2012:$b(For nearly nine years, our nation has been at war in Iraq. ... On Thursday, the colors our Armed Forces fought under in Iraq were formally cased in a ceremony in Baghdad before beginning their journey back home. Our troops are now preparing to make their final march across the border and out of the country. Iraq's future will be in the hands of its own people. Our war there will be over. All of our troops will be out of Iraq.)
=670  \\$aRemarks by Defense Secretary Panetta at the U.S. Forces-Iraq End of Mission Ceremony, Dec. 15, 2012 via IIP Digital [U.S. Dept. of State's Bureau of International Information Programs] WWW site, Feb. 17, 2012:$b(With the departure of the remaining U.S. forces within these last few days to the end of the year, we salute the fact that Iraq is now fully responsible for directing its own path to future security and future prosperity. ... This outcome was never certain, especially during the war's darkest days.)
=670  \\$aAl Jazeera English WWW site, Feb. 16, 2012:$barticle: Last US combat troops leave Iraq, last modified Dec. 16, 2011: subhead (Soldiers cross border after nearly nine years of war and ahead of a December 31 deadline to withdraw) text (The withdrawal ends a war that left tens of thousands of Iraqis and nearly 4,500 American soldiers dead... Ending the war was an early goal of the Obama administration, and the withdrawal allows the president to fulfill a crucial campaign promise during a politically opportune time.)
=670  \\$aBBC WWW site, Feb. 17, 2012:$barticle: Last US troops withdraw from Iraq, Dec. 18, 2012 (When the 1st Cavalry Division's 3rd Brigade rolled across the border between the two countries, at a junction called Khabari crossing, the sky was turning pink - and they had made history. Their arrival officially marked the end of the Iraq war)
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=550  \\$wg$aLamiaceae
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Bandoniene Donata. Investigation of antioxidant properties and active compounds of sage, borage and savory extracts, 2002.
=670  \\$aDictionary of plants names, 1998:$bp. 267.
=670  \\$aWeb. 3$b(Savory, saverey: any of several aromatic mints of the genus Satureia)
=670  \\$aSPN$b(Satureia (Satureja); savory)
=670  \\$aInd. nom. gen. (plant)$b(Satureja)
=670  \\$aCklist. vasc. flora$b(Satureja)
=670  \\$aHortus 3$b(Satureja; Savory)
=670  \\$aDict. flow. ferns$b(Satureja)
=670  \\$aITIS WWW site, Jan. 28, 2003$b(Satureja; common name: Savory)
=670  \\$aPLANTS database, Jan. 28, 2003$b(Satureja; savory)
=670  \\$aAGRICOLA, via 1stsearch, Jan. 28, 2003$b(titles: Satureja; subject: Satureja)
=670  \\$aBiol. & agr. index, via 1stsearch, Jan. 28, 2003$b(titles: Satureja)
=670  \\$aLC database, Jan. 28, 2003$b(old cat. subj. hdg.: Satureia)
=750  \2$aSatureja$5IEN$0(DNLM)D031362

=LDR  01682cz  a2200289n  4500
=001  9880362976702441
=005  20120730164526.0
=008  030227i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash2003001228
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC
=053  \0$aSF997.5.C46
=150  \\$aChronic wasting disease
=450  \\$aCWD (Disease)
=450  \\$aSpongiform encephalopathy, Transmissible
=450  \\$aTransmissible spongiform encephalopathy
=450  \\$aWasting disease, Chronic
=550  \\$wg$aDeer$xInfections
=550  \\$wg$aElk$xInfections
=550  \\$wg$aPrion diseases in animals
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 2003001769: Payan, G. Chronic wasting disease, 2003.
=670  \\$aChronic Wasting Disease Alliance WWW site, Jan. 29, 2003$b(transmissible neurological disease of deer and elk that produces small lesions in brains of infected animals; classed as a transmissible spongiform encephalopathy and is similar to mad cow disease in cattle and scrapie in sheep)
=670  \\$aAGRICOLA, via 1stsearch, Jan. 29, 2003$b(titles: Chronic wasting disease; CWD; identifier: Prion diseases; Spongiform encephalopathy)
=670  \\$aBiol. & agr. index, via 1stsearch, Jan. 29, 2003$b(titles: Chronic wasting disease; descriptor: Chronic wasting disease)
=670  \\$aBasicBIOSIS, via 1stsearch, Jan. 29, 2003$b(titles: transmissible spongiform encephalopathy; Chronic wasting disease; subject (diseases): Chronic wasting disease)
=670  \\$aMEDLINE, via 1stsearch, Jan. 29, 2003$b(transmissible spongiform encephalopathy; Chronic wasting disease; abstracts: Chronic wasting disease)
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Wasting disease, Chronic)
=750  \2$aWasting Disease, Chronic$5IEN$0(DNLM)D034081

=LDR  00680cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880362976802441
=005  20060515103604.0
=008  021213i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash2002008819
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC
=053  \0$aQP552.P25
=150  \\$ap53 protein
=450  \\$aProtein p53
=450  \\$aProtein TP53
=450  \\$aTP53 protein
=550  \\$wg$aDNA-binding proteins
=550  \\$wg$aPhosphoproteins
=550  \\$wg$aTumor suppressor proteins
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 2002191256: p53 protocols, 2003.
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Protein p53 x p53 Protein, Phosphoprotein pp53, Protein TP53, TP53 protein)
=750  \2$aTumor Suppressor Protein p53$0(DNLM)D016159$5IEN

=LDR  00652cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362976902441
=005  20120730164526.0
=008  021203i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash2002008814
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aTumor suppressor proteins
=450  \\$aAntioncoproteins
=450  \\$aGrowth suppressor proteins
=450  \\$aMetastasis suppressor proteins
=550  \\$wg$aProteins
=550  \\$aAntioncogenes
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 2002191256: p53 protocols, 2003.
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Tumor suppressor proteins x Growth suppressor proteins, Metastasis suppressor proteins)
=750  \2$aTumor Suppressor Proteins$5IEN$0(DNLM)D025521

=LDR  00732cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362977002441
=005  20120730164526.0
=008  020727i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\c
=010  \\$ash2002005814
=040  \\$aTxCM$beng$cDLC
=053  \0$aQR398.7
=150  \\$aSimbu virus
=450  \\$aSimbu group viruses
=450  \\$aSimbu serogroup viruses
=550  \\$wg$aBunyaviruses
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Hemagglutination inhibition test of Akabane virus with fixed blood cells, 1984.
=670  \\$aBunyaviridae, 1996:$bp. 5 (Simbu group), p. 34 (Simbu serogroup)
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Simbu virus x Simbu group viruses; previously a large group of serotypes, most are now considered separate species)
=750  \2$aSimbu virus$5IEN$0(DNLM)D012840

=LDR  01752cz  a2200277n  4500
=001  9880362977102441
=005  20080508085509.0
=008  021209i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\c
=010  \\$ash2002000346
=040  \\$aWaU$beng$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQR82.M38
=150  \\$aMethylobacterium extorquens
=450  \\$aBacillus extorquens
=450  \\$aFlavobacterium extorquens
=450  \\$aProtomonas extorquens
=450  \\$aPseudomonas extorquens
=450  \\$aVibrio extorquens
=550  \\$wg$aMethylobacterium
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Chen, S. A study of methylotrophy clusters in  Methyl[o]bacterium extorquens AM1, 2002:$bp. 2 (Methylobacterium extorquens AM1 is a methylotrophic prokaryote ... M. extorquens AM1 is classed in the alpha-proteobacteria and is a member of the pink-pigmented  facultative methylotrophs)
=670  \\$aIndex to organism names, via WWW, Dec. 6, 2002$b(Methylobacterium extorquens; Group: bacteria; Classification: Methylomonadaceae)
=670  \\$aPubMed, Dec. 6, 2002$b(Methylobacterium extorquens AM1)
=670  \\$aMESH browser, Dec. 6, 2002$b(Methylobacterium extorquens; A species of Methylobacterium which can utilize acetate, ethanol, or methylamine as a sole carbon source)
=670  \\$aDeutsche Sammlung von Mikroorganismen und Zellkuituren, via WWW, Dec. 6, 2002:$bbacterial nomenclature (Methylobacterium extorquens. Other names: Protomonas extorquens)
=670  \\$aList of bacterial names with standing in nomenclature, via WWW, Dec. 6, 2002$b(Methylobacterium extorquens; basonym: Protomonas extorquens; other synonyms: Bacillus extorquens, Vibrio extorquens; Pseudomonas extorquens; Flavobacterium extorquens)
=675  \\$aITIS, Dec. 6, 2002
=750  \2$aMethylobacterium extorquens$0(DNLM)D020601$5IEN

=LDR  01604cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880362977202441
=005  20080508085323.0
=008  041025i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\c
=010  \\$ash2002000345
=040  \\$aWaU$beng$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQR82.M38
=150  \\$aMethylobacterium
=450  \\$aProtomonas
=550  \\$wg$aMethylobacteriaceae
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Chen, S. A study of methylotrophy clusters in Methyl[o]bacterium extorquens AM1, 2002.
=670  \\$aMESH browser, Oct. 22, 2004$b(Methylobacterium; A genus of gram-negative, aerobic, facultatively methylotrophic rods occurring singly or occasionally in rosettes. Members of this genus are usually motile and are isolated from soil, dust, fresh water, lake sediments, leaf surfaces, rice, air, and hospital environments) MESH tree structures (BT: Methylbacteriaceae))
=670  \\$aTaxonomic outline of the Procaryotes, Bergey's manual of systematic bacteriology, 2nd ed., release 3.0, July 2002, via WWW, Oct. 22, 2004$b(Genus Methylobacterium in Family Methylobacteriaceae)
=670  \\$aDeutsche Sammlung von Mikroorganismen und Zellkuituren, via WWW, Dec. 6, 2002:$bbacterial nomenclature (Methylobacterium; Protomonas: see Methylobacterium)
=670  \\$aList of bacterial names with standing in nomenclature, via WWW, Dec. 6, 2002$b(Methylobacterium Patt et al. 1976, genus)
=670  \\$aIndex to organism names, via WWW, Dec. 9, 2002$b(Methylobacterium. Group: Bacteria. Author: Patt, Cole, and Hanson 1976. Classification: Bacteria-Unspecified)
=675  \\$aITIS, Dec. 6, 2002
=750  \2$aMethylobacterium$0(DNLM)D020580$5IEN

=LDR  02345cz  a2200277n  4500
=001  9880362977302441
=005  20120730164525.0
=008  021121i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\c
=010  \\$ash2002010586
=040  \\$aInllY$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aYouth development
=450  \\$aDevelopment, Youth
=450  \\$aYouth$xDevelopment
=550  \\$wg$aDevelopmental psychobiology
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Youth development guide, 2001:$bglossary, p. xv (Youth development refers to the process through which all young people seek ways to meet their basic physical and social needs and to build knowledge and skills necessary to succeed in adolescence and young adulthood. )
=670  \\$aNational Youth Development Information Center web site, Nov. 5, 2002$b(A process which prepares young people to meet the challenges of adolescence and adulthood through a coordinated, progressive series of activities and experiences which help them to become socially, morally, emotionally, physically, and cognitively competent.)
=670  \\$aCenter for Youth Development and Policy Research web site, Nov. 5, 2002:$bPittman, 1993, p. 8 (... the ongoing growth process in which all youth are engaged in attempting to (1) meet their basic personal and social needs to be safe, feel cared for, be valued, be useful, and be spiritually grounded, and (2) to build skills and competencies that allow them to function and contribute in their daily lives.)
=670  \\$aBuilding assets in youth [videorecording] : the power of positive youth development, 1994.
=670  \\$aLessons learned, lessons shared: reflections from the International Learning Group on Youth and Community Development, 2001$b(Community & youth development series)
=670  \\$aAdolescent & family health. Institute for Youth development [serial].
=670  \\$aYouth development and community development, 1997.
=670  \\$aVolunteerism : a professional research and knowledge taxonomy for youth development, 1990.
=670  \\$aService learning, 1997. Yearbook of the National Society for the Study of education$b(Service learning as a vehicle for youth development/Shepherd Zeldin)
=675  \\$aERIC Thesaurus, 14th ed., 2001
=680  \\$iHere are entered works on the physical, psychological, and social growth of normal youth.
=750  \2$aAdolescent Development$5IEN$0(DNLM)D041923

=LDR  01210cz  a2200265n  4500
=001  9880362977402441
=005  20120730164525.0
=008  021120i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash2002008811
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aChalcogens
=450  \\$aChalkogens
=450  \\$aGroup 16 elements
=450  \\$aGroup 6a elements
=450  \\$aGroup VIa elements
=450  \\$aOxygen group elements
=550  \\$wg$aChemical elements
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 2002154195: Saunders, N. Oxygen and the elements of group 16, c2003.
=670  \\$aBritannica online, Nov. 20, 2002$b(Oxygen group element; also called chalcogen; Group VIa)
=670  \\$aEncyc. inorganic chem.$b(Chalcogens)
=670  \\$aOld catalog heading$b(Chalcogens)
=670  \\$aOx. dict. sci.$b(Group 16 elements; a group of elements in the periodic table; oxygen, sulphur, selenium, tellurium, and polonium, which all have outer electronic configurations ns p2 (Bnp p4 (B with no partly filled inner levels; also called chalcogens)
=670  \\$aAm. heritage dict.:$bunder Periodic table of the elements (Group 6a)
=670  \\$aGrant & Hackh's chem.dict$b(chalcogens: chalkogens)
=750  \2$aChalcogens$5IEN$0(DNLM)D018011

=LDR  01677cz  a2200241n  4500
=001  9880362977502441
=005  20120730164525.0
=008  021107||\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\c
=010  \\$ash2002011286
=040  \\$aABAU$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aArtificial gravity
=450  \\$aArtificial G
=450  \\$aSimulated gravity
=550  \\$wg$aGravity
=550  \\$aAcceleration (Mechanics)
=550  \\$aCentrifugal force
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Stone, Ralph W. Potential problems related to weightlessness and artificial gravity, 1969.
=670  \\$aDictionary of technical terms for aerospace use, via WWW, Nov. 4, 2002$b("artificial gravity - A simulated gravity established within a space vehicle by rotation or acceleration")
=670  \\$aSpace age dictionary, 1963:$bp. 15 ("artificial gravity - the simulation of gravity by centrifugal force.  Probably to be used for space stations and, less probably, space ships. A space station will be rotated by an initial rocket thrust ...")
=670  \\$aTurnhill, Reginald. The language of space, 1971:$bp. 8 ("artificial G or gravity - ... it is planned to create artificial gravity in future space stations. This will be done by spinning the station around a counter-weight, placed at the end of a long bar; 4 revolutions per minute would probably provide between three-tenths and seven-tenths of gravity ...")
=670  \\$aAcademic Press dictionary of science and technology, 1992:$bp. 159 (artificial gravity - space technology - the simulation of gravity within a spacecraft by means of rotation or acceleration")
=675  \\$aChambers dictionary of science and technology, 1999
=750  \2$aGravity, Altered$5IEN$0(DNLM)D018470

=LDR  00614cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362977602441
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=010  \\$ash2002008705
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC
=053  \0$aQP552.N43
=150  \\$aNeuropilins
=550  \\$wg$aCell adhesion molecules
=550  \\$wg$aMembrane proteins
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 2002040974: Neuropilin : from nervous system to vascular and tumor biology, c2003:$bCIP galley (Neuropilins, neuropilin-l, neuropilin-2)
=670  \\$aMEDLINE, Nov. 12, 2002$b(Neuropilin-1 and neuropilin-2)
=750  \2$aNeuropilins$5IEN$0(DNLM)D039921

=LDR  00882cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362977702441
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=008  021112i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\c
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=040  \\$aWaU$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aAnimal sedation
=450  \\$aConscious sedation in animals
=450  \\$aSedation in animals
=550  \\$wg$aAnimal anesthesia
=550  \\$wg$aConscious sedation
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Sedation and anesthesia in two species of Antarctic penguins, 2001:$bsummary (sedative and anesthetic agents ... for different studies on these animals; action and uses of acepromazine, ketamine hydrochloride, ether, sodium thiopental, and xylazine are described together with some useful recommendations)
=670  \\$aRoss, L.G. Anaesthetic and sedative techniques for aquatic animals, 1999.
=750  \2$aConscious Sedation$xveterinary$5IEN$0(DNLM)D016292Q000662

=LDR  00814cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362977802441
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=008  021218i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\c
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=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aAzithromycin
=550  \\$wg$aAntibacterial agents
=550  \\$wg$aMacrolide antibiotics
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Azithromycin in the treatment of acute exacerbations of chronic bronchitis in adults, c2002.
=670  \\$aMedline plus health information WWW site, October 10, 2002$b(Azithromycin. Some commonly used brand names are: Zithromax. Category, Antibacterial)
=670  \\$aRxList WWW site, October 10, 2002$b(Azithromycin. Zithromax ... contain[s] the active ingredient azithromycin, an azalide, a subclass of macrolide antibiotics)
=750  \2$aAzithromycin$5IEN$0(DNLM)D017963

=LDR  01577cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362977902441
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=040  \\$aCaAE$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aPeracetic acid
=550  \\$wg$aPeroxides
=670  \\$aWork cat: VigorOx, 2001$b(A Regulatory Decision Document from Health Canada's Pest Management Regulatory Agency) p. 1 ("The active ingredient peracetic acid VigorOx and associated end-use product Nalco 7650, containing 5.1% peroxyacetic acid and 21.7% hydrogen peroxide for the control of typical paper industry microorganisms")
=670  \\$aOnline, Mar. 19, 2002:$bVigorOx, 2000 (Proposed Regulatory Decision Document for the Pest Management Regulatory Agency) p. 1 (Common name: Peracetic acid(VigorOx(tm)); Function: Biocide; Chemical name: Peroxyacetic acid; CAS number: 79-21-0; Molecular formula: C2H4O3) p. 3 (VigorOx(tm) is a mixture of peroxyacetic acid (referred to as peracetic acid throughout this document) in equilibrium with hydrogen peroxide. The guarantee concentrations are 5.1% peracetic acid and 21.7% hydrogen peroxide. Both peracetic acid and hydrogen peroxide have biocidal properties; therefore, they are both considered active ingredients ... Toxicology data for Nalco 7650 were the same as VigorOx(tm), since the two formulations are exactly the same)
=670  \\$aWWW, Mar. 19, 2002$b(Japan Chemical Search: Peracetic acid; variants: Ethaneperoxoic acid, Peroxyacetic acid; Acetyl hydroperoxide, PAA, CAS No. 79-21-0)
=750  \2$aPeracetic Acid$5IEN-M$0(DNLM)D010463

=LDR  00751cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362978002441
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=053  \0$aRA401.5
=150  \\$aDrug approval
=450  \\$aApproval of drugs
=450  \\$aApproval of new drugs
=450  \\$aDrug approval process
=450  \\$aNew drug approval
=550  \\$wg$aPharmaceutical policy
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 2001267300: Sasinowski, Frank J. Drug and biologic approvals : the complete guide for small business : FDA financial assistance and incentives, c2000.
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Drug Approval x Drug Approval Process, New Drug Approval)
=750  \2$aDrug Approval$5IEN-M$0(DNLM)D017277

=LDR  01497cz  a2200325n  4500
=001  9880362978102441
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=035  \\$a(DLC)sh2002008700
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC
=053  \0$aRC71.7
=150  \\$aPoint-of-care testing
=450  \\$aBedside testing
=450  \\$aNear-patient testing
=450  \\$aPOC testing (Diagnosis)
=450  \\$aPOCT (Point-of-care testing)
=450  \\$aPoint-of-care diagnostics
=450  \\$aPoint-of-care systems
=450  \\$aPoint-of-care technology
=550  \\$wg$aDiagnosis
=550  \\$wg$aMedical technology
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 2002041225: Point-of-care testing : performance improvement and evidence-based outcomes, c2003:$bCIP galley (POCT)
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Point-Of-Care Systems x Bedside Testing, laboratory and other services provided to patients at the bedside which include diagnostic and laboratory testing using automated information entry systems)
=670  \\$aAmerican Society for Clinical Laboratory Science,  Position paper on Point of care testing via WWW, Nov. 13, 2002.
=670  \\$aAmerican Association for Clinical Chemistry. Point of care testing Division website, Nov. 13, 2002.
=670  \\$aPointofcare.net, Nov. 15, 2003$b(POC testing)
=750  \2$aPoint-of-Care Testing$0(DNLM)D000067716$5IEN
=750  \2$iNarrower mapping$aRapid On-site Evaluation$0(DNLM)D000090044$4NM$5IEN-M
=930  \\$aLCSH Mapping GN 2025/02/07

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=150  \\$aSurgery, Military
=450  \\$aMilitary surgery
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=550  \\$aSurgery, Naval
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=750  \2$81$wb$aSurgical Procedures, Operative$5IEN$0(DNLM)D013514
=750  \2$81$wb$aGeneral Surgery$5IEN$0(DNLM)D013502
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aMilitary Medicine$iand$aSurgical Procedures, Operative$ior$aGeneral Surgery.

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=450  \\$aElective operations, Surgical
=450  \\$aElective surgery
=450  \\$aNon-urgent surgery
=450  \\$aOperations, Elective (Surgery)
=450  \\$aSurgery, Non-urgent
=550  \\$wg$aOperations, Surgical
=750  \2$aElective Surgical Procedures$5IEN$0(DNLM)D017558

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=360  \\$isubdivision$aSurgery--Complications$iunder individual diseases, organs and regions of the body, and classes of persons, e.g.$aCancer--Surgery--Complications; Heart--Surgery--Complications; Pregnant women--Surgery--Complications
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=450  \\$aIntraoperative complications
=450  \\$aPostoperative complications
=450  \\$wnne$aSurgery$xComplications and sequelae
=450  \\$aSurgery, Operative$xComplications
=450  \\$aSurgical complications
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Intraoperative complications; postoperative complications)
=750  \2$aPostoperative Complications$5IEN-M$0(DNLM)D011183
=750  \2$aIntraoperative Complications$5IEN-M$0(DNLM)D007431

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=360  \\$isubdivision$aSurgery$iunder classes of persons, individual diseases and parts of the body, e.g.$aChildren--Surgery; Cancer--Surgery; Heart--Surgery;$iand subdivisions$aAbnormalities--Surgery$iand$aWounds and injuries--Surgery$iunder individual parts of the body, e.g.$aHeart--Abnormalities--Surgery; Foot--Wounds and injuries--Surgery
=450  \\$wnne$aSurgery, Primitive
=550  \\$wg$aMedicine
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=010  \\$ash 85130331 
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=053  \0$aRM666.S836
=150  \\$aSulfamethoxazole
=450  \\$aSulfamethylisoxazole
=450  \\$wnne$aSulphamethoxazole
=550  \\$wg$aAntibacterial agents
=550  \\$wg$aSulfanilamides
=670  \\$aInter. dict. med. biol.$b(sulfamethoxazole: a sulfonamide antibacterial agent used primarily for the treatment of urinary tract infections and dermatologic infections.)
=670  \\$aMeSH browser, May 24, 2007$b(Sulfamethoxazole. Entry term: Sulfamethylisoxazole. Scope note: A bacteriostatic antibacterial agent that interferes with folic acid synthesis in susceptible bacteria. Its broad spectrum of activity has been limited by the development of resistance.)
=688  \\$aHeading changed 20070821 from: 150:##:_{dollar}a Sulphamethoxazole
=750  \2$aSulfamethoxazole$5IEN$0(DNLM)D013420

=LDR  00975cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880362741102441
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=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85130330 
=035  \\$aBZY0236NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aRM666.S83
=150  \\$aSulfadiazine
=450  \\$aSulfapyrimidine
=450  \\$wnne$aSulphadiazine
=550  \\$wg$aAnti-infective agents
=550  \\$wg$aSulfanilamides
=670  \\$aWeb. 3$b(sulfadiazine: a sulfa drug)
=670  \\$aInter. dict. med. biol.$b(sulfadiazine: one of the sulfonamide drugs. Also called sulfapyrimidine)
=670  \\$aMeSH browser, May 24, 2007$b(Sulfadiazine. Scope note: One of the short-acting sulfonamides used in combination with pyrimethamine to treat toxoplasmosis in patients with acquired immunodeficiency syndrome and in newborns with congenital infections.)
=688  \\$aHeading changed 20070821 from: 150:##:_{dollar}a Sulphadiazine
=750  \2$aSulfadiazine$5IEN$0(DNLM)D013411

=LDR  00638cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362741202441
=005  20120730163944.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85130323 
=035  \\$aBZY0229NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aSulindac
=450  \\$aFluoromethylmethylsulfinylbenzylideneindene acetic acid
=450  \\$aFluoromethylmethylsulfinylphenylmethyleneindene acetic acid
=550  \\$wg$aAcetic acid
=550  \\$wg$aAntiarthritic agents
=550  \\$wg$aIndene
=550  \\$wg$aNonsteroidal anti-inflammatory agents
=550  \\$wg$aOrganofluorine compounds
=750  \2$aSulindac$5IEN$0(DNLM)D013467

=LDR  00750cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362741302441
=005  20120730163944.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85130321 
=035  \\$aBZY0227NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aRM666.S877
=150  \\$aSulfinpyrazone
=450  \\$aSulfoxyphenylpyrazolidine
=450  \\$aSulphinpyrazone
=550  \\$wg$aPhenylbutazone
=550  \\$wg$aUricosuric agents
=670  \\$aMeSH browser, May 2, 1007$b(Sulfinpyrazone. Entry terms: Sulphinpyrazone, Sulfoxyphenylpyrazolidin. Scope note: A uricosuric drug that is used to reduce the serum urate levels in gout therapy. It lacks anti-inflammatory, analgesic, and diuretic properties.)
=750  \2$aSulfinpyrazone$5IEN$0(DNLM)D013442

=LDR  00633cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880362741402441
=005  20120730163944.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85129742 
=035  \\$aBZX9648NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aHV6543$bHV6548$cSocial pathology
=053  \0$aRA1136$cMedical jurisprudence
=053  \0$aRC569$cPsychiatry
=150  \\$aSuicide
=360  \\$isubdivision$aSuicidal behavior$iunder classes of persons and ethnic groups
=450  \\$aKilling oneself
=450  \\$aSelf-killing
=550  \\$wg$aDeath$xCauses
=550  \\$aRight to die
=750  \2$aSuicide$5IEN$0(DNLM)D013405

=LDR  00501cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362741502441
=005  20120730163944.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85129733 
=035  \\$aBZX9639NU
=035  \\$ash 85129733
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aQP702.S85$cBiochemistry
=053  \\$aTX553.S8$cFood constituent
=053  \\$aTX560.S9$cFood product
=150  \\$aSugars in human nutrition
=550  \\$wg$aNutrition
=750  \2$aDietary Carbohydrates$5IEN$0(DNLM)D004040

=LDR  00410cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362741602441
=005  20120730163944.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85129712  
=035  \\$aBZX9618NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQP702.S$cAnimal biochemistry
=150  \\$aSugar phosphates
=550  \\$wg$aPhosphates
=550  \\$wg$aSugars
=750  \2$aSugar Phosphates$5IEN$0(DNLM)D013403

=LDR  00920cz  a2200301n  4500
=001  9880362741702441
=005  20120730163943.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85129616 
=035  \\$aBZX9522NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRJ320.S93
=150  \\$aSudden infant death syndrome
=450  \\$aCot death
=450  \\$aCrib death
=450  \\$aInfant sudden death
=450  \\$aSIDS (Disease)
=450  \\$wnne$aSudden death in infants
=450  \\$aSudden infant death
=550  \\$wg$aInfants$xDeath
=550  \\$wg$aSyndromes in children
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Bergmann, A.B. The "discovery" of sudden infant death syndrome, 1988, c1986.
=670  \\$aForfar. Textbook of paediatrics, 1984.:$bp. 1768.
=670  \\$aDorland's med. dict.
=670  \\$aStedman's med. dict.
=670  \\$aHennepin.
=690  \\$aBEC
=750  \2$aSudden Infant Death$5IEN$0(DNLM)D013398

=LDR  00458cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362741802441
=005  20120730163943.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85129615 
=035  \\$aBZX9521NU
=035  \\$ash 85129615
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aRB150.S84$cPathology
=150  \\$aSudden death
=450  \\$aDeath, Sudden
=550  \\$wg$aDeath$xCauses
=550  \\$wg$aMortality
=750  \2$aDeath, Sudden$5IEN$0(DNLM)D003645

=LDR  00452cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362741902441
=005  20120730163943.0
=008  860211||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85129598 
=035  \\$aBZX9504NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aSucrose
=450  \\$aFructofuranosylglucopyranoside
=450  \\$aSaccharose
=450  \\$aSucrosum
=550  \\$wg$aDisaccharides
=550  \\$wg$aSugar
=750  \2$aSucrose$5IEN$0(DNLM)D013395

=LDR  00322cz  a2200133n  4500
=001  9880362742002441
=005  20120730163943.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|n\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85129593 
=035  \\$aBZX9499NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \\$aQD305.A2
=150  \\$aSuccinic acid
=750  \2$aSuccinic Acid$5IEN$0(DNLM)D019802

=LDR  00676cz  a2200241n  4500
=001  9880362742102441
=005  20120730163943.0
=008  910708||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85129592 
=035  \\$aBZX9498NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQP603.S9
=150  \\$aSuccinate dehydrogenase
=450  \\$aFumarate reductase
=450  \\$aFumarhydrogenase
=450  \\$aFumaric hydrogenase
=450  \\$aSuccinic dehydrogenase
=450  \\$aSuccinic oxidase
=450  \\$wnne$aSuccinodehydrogenase
=550  \\$wg$aDehydrogenases
=550  \\$wg$aSuccinic acid
=681  \\$iExample under$aEnzymes
=750  \2$aSuccinate Dehydrogenase$5IEN$0(DNLM)D013385

=LDR  00693cz  a2200253n  4500
=001  9880362742202441
=005  20120730163943.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85129587 
=035  \\$aBZX9493NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aBF637.S8$cPsychology
=053  \\$aBJ1611$bBJ1618$cEthics
=150  \\$aSuccess
=450  \\$aGrowth (Psychology)
=450  \\$aPersonal development
=450  \\$aPersonal growth
=450  \\$aSelf-improvement
=550  \\$wg$aConduct of life
=550  \\$wg$aFortune
=550  \\$aFailure (Psychology)
=550  \\$aFear of success
=681  \\$iNote under$aSelf-help techniques
=750  \2$aAchievement$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000124

=LDR  00605cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880362742302441
=005  20120730163943.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85129561 
=035  \\$aBZX9467NU
=035  \\$aSH 85129561
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aQP609.S93
=150  \\$aSubtilisins
=450  \\$aMicrobial serine proteinases
=450  \\$aNagarse proteinase
=450  \\$aSubtilopeptidase A
=450  \\$aSubtilopeptidases
=550  \\$wg$aMicrobial enzymes
=550  \\$wg$aSerine proteinases
=550  \\$wg$aSutilains
=750  \2$aSubtilisins$5IEN$0(DNLM)D013381

=LDR  00373cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362742402441
=005  20010922144815.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85129559 
=035  \\$aBZX9465LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=150  \\$aSubthalamus
=450  \\$aCorpus subthalamicum
=550  \\$wg$aBrain
=550  \\$wg$aDiencephalon
=750  \2$aSubthalamus$5IAEN

=LDR  00401cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362742502441
=005  20120730163943.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85129542 
=035  \\$aBZX9448NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aSubsternal goiter
=550  \\$wg$aGoiter
=670  \\$aInter. dict. med. biol. (goiter, substernal g.)
=750  \2$aGoiter, Substernal$5IEN$0(DNLM)D006045

=LDR  00548cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362742602441
=005  20120730163943.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85129540 
=035  \\$aBZX9446NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQP552.S9
=150  \\$aSubstance P
=450  \\$aEuler-Gaddum substance P
=450  \\$aHypothalamic substance P
=550  \\$wg$aInflammation$xMediators
=550  \\$wg$aNeurotransmitters
=550  \\$wg$aTachykinins
=550  \\$wg$aVasodilators
=750  \2$aSubstance P$5IEN$0(DNLM)D013373

=LDR  01065cz  a2200301n  4500
=001  9880362742702441
=005  20131217142912.0
=008  021101i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85129539 
=035  \\$aBZX9445NU
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aHV4997$bHV5840$cSocial pathology
=053  \0$aRC563$bRC568$cPsychiatry
=150  \\$aSubstance abuse
=360  \\$isubdivision$aSubstance use$iunder classes of persons and ethnic groups
=450  \\$aAbuse of substances
=450  \\$aAddiction, Substance
=450  \\$aAddictive behavior
=450  \\$aChemical dependence
=450  \\$aChemical dependency
=450  \\$aSubstance addiction
=450  \\$aSubstance dependence
=450  \\$aSubstance-related disorders
=450  \\$aSubstance use disorders
=550  \\$wg$aPsychology, Pathological
=670  \\$aLC database, April 24, 1998$b(Chemical dependence)
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Substance-Related Disorders x Substance Abuse, Substance Dependence, Substance Use Disorders)
=750  \2$aSubstance-Related Disorders$5IEN$0(DNLM)D019966

=LDR  02677cz  a2200385n  4500
=001  9880362742802441
=005  20120730163942.0
=008  050302i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85129533 
=035  \\$aBZX9439NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dNNU-L$dDLC
=053  \0$aHC79.S9$cEconomic history
=053  \0$aHF1430.5$cForeign trade
=150  \\$aSubsidies
=360  \\$isubdivision$aSubsidies$iunder types of industries, e.g.$aConstruction industry--Subsidies$ifor aid to industries from any level of government; and headings beginning with the words$aFederal aid to$iand$aGovernment aid to
=450  \\$aBusiness subsidies
=450  \\$aCorporate subsidies
=450  \\$aCorporate welfare
=450  \\$aGovernment subsidies
=450  \\$aGrants
=450  \\$aSubventions
=450  \\$aVouchers (Subsidies)
=450  \\$aWelfare, Corporate
=550  \\$wg$aGovernment aid
=550  \\$aForeign trade promotion
=550  \\$aTrade adjustment assistance
=670  \\$aMinnesota Alliance for Progressive Action, Currents, Summer, 1999$b("New Minnesota Law is Nation's Strongest Corporate Welfare Law ... legislation passed in 1995 which established basic requirements and reporting when public money is used to subsidize private business ... Hottinger-Clark corporate welfare reform bill gives Minnesota the strongest accountability standards for corporate subsidies in the country.")
=670  \\$aMoore, S. Welfare for the well-off : how business subsidies fleece taxpayers, 1999.
=670  \\$aWWW, July 21, 1999, CATO Handbook for Congress$b("What Is Corporate Welfare? It seems as if everyone is opposed to corporate welfare. The problem is that not everyone defines it in the same way.")
=670  \\$aAIAA Legislative Update, vol. 2, nos. 9/10 (September/October 1996)$b("... the definition of 'corporate welfare' has been a major cause for debate between the White House and the Congress.")
=670  \\$aColumbus Dispatch$b("Some have estimated corporate welfare totals {dollar}75 billion a year - close to the size of the federal deficit. Cutting it won't be easy, however, because virtually no one agrees on a definition of corporate welfare.")
=670  \\$aSteuerle, E.C. Vouchers and the provision of public services, 2000$b(A voucher is simply a means of subsidy or payment)
=670  \\$aRandom House$b(Voucher: a form authorizing a disbursement of cash or a credit against a purchase or expense to be made in the future)
=680  \\$iHere are entered works on financial or other aid given, without equivalent recompense, by governments or governmental agencies to private enterprises.
=750  \2$aFinancing, Government$5IEN$0(DNLM)D005380

=LDR  00378cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362742902441
=005  20120730163942.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85129523 
=035  \\$aBZX9429NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aSubphrenic abscess
=550  \\$wg$aAbscess
=550  \\$wg$aPeritoneum$xAbscess
=750  \2$aSubphrenic Abscess$5IEN$0(DNLM)D013369

=LDR  00482cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362743002441
=005  20120730163942.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85129496 
=035  \\$aBZX9402NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRC1000
=150  \\$aSubmarine medicine
=450  \\$aMedicine, Submarine
=450  \\$aMedicine, Underwater
=450  \\$aUnderwater medicine
=550  \\$aUnderwater physiology
=750  \2$aSubmarine Medicine$5IEN$0(DNLM)D013366

=LDR  00501cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362743102441
=005  20120730163942.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85129482 
=035  \\$aBZX9388NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQL865$cComparative anatomy
=053  \\$aQM325$cHuman anatomy
=053  \\$aQP188.S2$cPhysiology
=150  \\$aSubmandibular gland
=450  \\$aSubmaxillary gland
=550  \\$wg$aSalivary glands
=750  \2$aSubmandibular Gland$5IEN$0(DNLM)D013363

=LDR  00460cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362743202441
=005  20120730163942.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85129479 
=035  \\$aBZX9385NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQL865$cComparative anatomy
=053  \\$aQM325$cHuman anatomy
=053  \\$aQP188.S2$cPhysiology
=150  \\$aSublingual gland
=550  \\$wg$aSalivary glands
=750  \2$aSublingual Gland$5IEN$0(DNLM)D013361

=LDR  01228cz  a2200289n  4500
=001  9880362743302441
=005  20120730163942.0
=008  030305i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85129477 
=035  \\$aBZX9383NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dWaElC
=053  \0$aBF323.S8$cPsychology
=053  \0$aRC499.S92$cPsychiatry
=150  \\$aSubliminal perception
=450  \\$aImplicit perception
=450  \\$aNonconscious perception
=450  \\$aPerception without awareness
=450  \\$aStimulation, Subliminal
=450  \\$aSubception
=450  \\$aSubliminal stimulation
=450  \\$aUnconscious perception
=550  \\$wg$aMental suggestion
=550  \\$wg$aPerception
=550  \\$wg$aSubliminal projection
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Subliminal stimulation x Subliminal perception)
=670  \\$aShelton, T.J. Replication with minor extensions of "perception without awareness and electrodermal responding: a strong test of subliminal psychodynamic activation effects", 1999:$bleaf 1 ("Perception without awareness is referred to by multiple terms ... subliminal perception, unconscious perception, nonconscious perception, subception, and implicit perception")
=750  \2$aSubliminal Stimulation$5IEN$0(DNLM)D013360

=LDR  00470cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362743402441
=005  20190610111645.0
=008  860211||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85129474
=035  \\$aBZX9380NU
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh 85129474
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aBF175.5.S92
=150  \\$aSublimation (Psychology)
=450  \\$wnne$aSublimation
=550  \\$wg$aDefense mechanisms (Psychology)
=750  \2$aSublimation, Psychological$5IEN$0(DNLM)D013359

=LDR  02617cz  a2200361n  4500
=001  9880362743502441
=005  20120730163942.0
=008  010310i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85129426 
=035  \\$aBZX9332NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dWaU$dDLC$dWaU
=053  \0$aZ695
=150  \\$aSubject headings
=450  \\$aControlled vocabularies (Subject headings)
=450  \\$aHeadings, Subject
=450  \\$aIndexing vocabularies
=450  \\$aLists of subject headings
=450  \\$aStructured vocabularies (Subject headings)
=450  \\$aSubject authorities (Information retrieval)
=450  \\$aSubject authority files (Information retrieval)
=450  \\$aSubject authority records (Information retrieval)
=450  \\$aSubject heading lists
=450  \\$aSubject headings, English
=450  \\$aThesauri (Controlled vocabularies)
=450  \\$aVocabularies, Controlled (Subject headings)
=450  \\$aVocabularies, Structured (Subject headings)
=550  \\$wg$aAuthority files (Information retrieval)
=550  \\$wg$aSubject cataloging
=550  \\$aFRSAD (Conceptual model)
=670  \\$aStructured vocabularies for information retrieval--guide, 2005- :$bpt. 1, p. 1 (thesauri and other structured vocabularies) p. 2, etc. (controlled vocabulary: prescribed list of terms or headings each one having an assigned meaning; structured vocabulary: set of terms, headings or concept codes and their inter-relationships which may be used to support information retrieval; subject heading list: list of terms used to represent the subjects of documents; thesaurus: controlled vocabulary in which concepts are represented by preferred terms, formally organized so that paradigmatic relationships between the concepts are made explicit, and the preferred terms are accompanied by lead-in entries for synonyms or quasi-synonyms)
=670  \\$aStructured vocabularies for information retrieval--guide, 2005- :$bpt. 1, p. 1 (thesauri and other structured vocabularies) p. 2, etc. (subject heading list: list of terms used to represent the subjects of documents; thesaurus: controlled vocabulary in which concepts are represented by preferred terms, formally organized so that paradigmatic relationships between the concepts are made explicit, and the preferred terms are accompanied by lead-in entries for synonyms or quasi-synonyms)
=680  \\$iHere are entered general works on subject headings and lists of subject headings in the English language. This heading may be further subdivided by subject, e.g.$aSubject headings--Aeronautics.
=750  \2$aSubject Headings$5IEN$0(DNLM)D013358

=LDR  00457cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362743602441
=005  20120730163942.0
=008  860211i|\anannba|\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85129421 
=035  \\$aBZX9327NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aSubgingival curettage
=450  \\$aCurettage, Subgingival
=450  \\$aGingival curettage
=550  \\$wg$aGums$xSurgery
=550  \\$wg$aPeriodontics
=750  \2$aSubgingival Curettage$5IEN$0(DNLM)D013357

=LDR  00344cz  a2200133n  4500
=001  9880362743702441
=005  20120730163942.0
=008  920103i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85129418 
=035  \\$aBZX9324NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aSubdural hematoma
=550  \\$wg$aHematoma
=750  \2$aHematoma, Subdural$5IEN$0(DNLM)D006408

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=001  9880362743802441
=005  20201103175052.0
=008  860211||\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85129414
=035  \\$aBZX9320NU
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh 85129414
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
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=750  \2$aUnconscious, Psychology$0(DNLM)D014473$5IEN

=LDR  00407cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362743902441
=005  20080328124117.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85128277 
=035  \\$aBZX8183NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
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=053  \\$aQK689
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=150  \\$aStomata
=550  \\$wg$aLeaves$xAnatomy
=750  \2$aPlant Stomata$0(DNLM)D054046$5IEN

=LDR  00358cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362744002441
=005  20120730163937.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85128275 
=035  \\$aBZX8181NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRC822
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=550  \\$wg$aPeptic ulcer
=750  \2$aStomach Ulcer$5IEN$0(DNLM)D013276

=LDR  00338cz  a2200133n  4500
=001  9880362744102441
=005  20120730163937.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|n\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85128274 
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=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
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=750  \2$aStomach Neoplasms$5IEN$0(DNLM)D013274

=LDR  00358cz  a2200133n  4500
=001  9880362744202441
=005  20130821104226.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85128267 
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=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
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=LDR  00558cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362744302441
=005  20060828122726.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85128265 
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=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aRC831
=150  \\$aGastritis
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=750  \2$aGastritis$0(DNLM)D005756$5IEN

=LDR  00376cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362744402441
=005  20120730163937.0
=008  921202i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85128261 
=035  \\$aBZX8167NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRC816$bRC840
=150  \\$aStomach$xDiseases
=450  \\$aGastric diseases
=750  \2$aStomach Diseases$5IEN$0(DNLM)D013272

=LDR  00338cz  a2200133n  4500
=001  9880362744502441
=005  20120730163937.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|n\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85128258 
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=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
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=750  \2$aStomach Neoplasms$5IEN$0(DNLM)D013274

=LDR  00518cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362744602441
=005  20120730163937.0
=008  860211||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85128254 
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=LDR  00474cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362744702441
=005  20120730163937.0
=008  860211||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85128181 
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=LDR  00421cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362744802441
=005  20130403144746.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85128155 
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=450  \\$aUrtica dioica
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=750  \2$aUrtica dioica$5IEN$0(DNLM)D026982

=LDR  00438cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362744902441
=005  20120730163937.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85128151 
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=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
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=450  \\$aGeneralization, Stimulus$5IEN
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=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/2/90
=750  \2$aGeneralization, Stimulus$5IEN$0(DNLM)D005795

=LDR  00652cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362745002441
=005  20080509105432.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85128149 
=035  \\$aBZX8055NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
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=LDR  00417cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362745102441
=005  20120730163937.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85128117 
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=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aStillbirth in animals
=450  \\$wnne$aStill-birth in animals
=550  \\$wg$aVeterinary obstetrics
=750  \2$aFetal Death$xveterinary$5IEN$0(DNLM)D005313Q000662

=LDR  00626cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880362745202441
=005  20060728105939.0
=008  920417i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85128116 
=035  \\$aBZX8022NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aRG631$bRG632
=150  \\$aStillbirth
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=450  \\$aLate fetal death
=450  \\$wnne$aStill-birth
=550  \\$wg$aFetal death
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=550  \\$wg$aPerinatal death
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=670  \\$aWeb. 3$b(Stillbirth)
=750  \2$aStillbirth$0(DNLM)D050497$5IEN

=LDR  00418cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362745302441
=005  20110517164126.0
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=010  \\$ash 85128107 
=035  \\$aBZX8013NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
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=550  \\$wg$aIdentity (Psychology)
=550  \\$wg$aShame
=550  \\$wg$aSocial psychology
=750  \2$aSocial Stigma$0(DNLM)D057545$5IEN

=LDR  00352cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362745402441
=005  20120730163937.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85128078 
=035  \\$aBZX7984LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQK495.C74$cBotany
=150  \\$aStevia
=550  \\$wg$aCompositae
=750  \2$aStevia$5IEN$0(DNLM)D036625

=LDR  00496cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362745502441
=005  20120730163937.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85128062 
=035  \\$aBZX7968NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aRC76.3
=150  \\$aStethoscopes
=450  \\$wnne$aStethoscope
=550  \\$wg$aMedical instruments and apparatus
=550  \\$aAuscultation
=670  \\$aTEST$b(Stethoscopes)
=675  \\$aMESH
=750  \2$aStethoscopes$5IEN$0(DNLM)D019023

=LDR  00383cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362745602441
=005  20060728105024.0
=008  860211||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85128059 
=035  \\$aBZX7965NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aSterols
=550  \\$wg$aFatty alcohols
=550  \\$wg$aLipids
=550  \\$wg$aSteroids
=750  \2$aSterols$0(DNLM)D013261$5IEN

=LDR  00408cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362745702441
=005  20120730163936.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85128057 
=035  \\$aBZX7963NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aSteroids
=450  \\$aSterides
=450  \\$aSterids
=550  \\$aCyclopentaphenanthrene
=550  \\$aLipids
=750  \2$aSteroids$5IEN$0(DNLM)D013256

=LDR  00373cz  a2200133n  4500
=001  9880362745802441
=005  20120730163936.0
=008  860211||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85128054 
=035  \\$aBZX7960NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aSteroid hormones$xReceptors
=550  \\$wg$aNuclear receptors (Biochemistry)
=750  \2$aReceptors, Steroid$5IEN$0(DNLM)D011987

=LDR  00505cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362745902441
=005  20120730163936.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85128053 
=035  \\$aBZX7959NU
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh 85128053
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aQP572.S7
=150  \\$aSteroid hormones
=450  \\$aHormonal steroids
=550  \\$wg$aHormones
=550  \\$wg$aSteroids
=750  \2$81$wb$aSteroids$5IEN$0(DNLM)D013256
=750  \2$81$wb$aHormones$5IEN$0(DNLM)D006728

=LDR  00464cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362746002441
=005  20120730163936.0
=008  050927||\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85128047 
=035  \\$aBZX7953NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
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=450  \\$aBreastbone
=550  \\$wg$aBones
=550  \\$wg$aChest
=550  \\$wg$aSkeleton
=670  \\$aMeSH$b(Sternum)
=750  \2$aSternum$5IEN$0(DNLM)D013249

=LDR  00536cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362746102441
=005  20120730163936.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85128036 
=035  \\$aBZX7942NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
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=053  \\$aRD585.5$cMen
=053  \\$aRG138$cWomen
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=450  \\$aReversal of sexual sterilization
=550  \\$wg$aFertility
=550  \\$wg$aSterilization (Birth control)
=750  \2$aSterilization Reversal$5IEN$0(DNLM)D013243

=LDR  00554cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362746202441
=005  20120730163936.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85128029 
=035  \\$aBZX7935NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aSterilization (Birth control)
=450  \\$aSexual sterilization
=450  \\$aSterilization, Sexual
=450  \\$aVoluntary sterilization
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=550  \\$wg$aGenerative organs$xSurgery
=550  \\$aInfertility
=750  \2$aSterilization, Reproductive$5IEN$0(DNLM)D013245

=LDR  00666cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362746302441
=005  20120730163936.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85128026 
=035  \\$aBZX7932NU
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=053  \0$aQR69.S75$cMicrobiology
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=360  \\$isubdivision$aSterilization$iunder subjects, e.g.$aDental instruments and apparatus--Sterilization; Milk--Sterilization
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=550  \\$wg$aDisinfection and disinfectants
=550  \\$wg$aSurgery, Aseptic and antiseptic
=750  \2$aSterilization$5IEN$0(DNLM)D013242

=LDR  00368cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362746402441
=005  20060707082716.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85128025 
=035  \\$aBZX7931NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aQK828
=150  \\$aSterility in plants
=550  \\$wg$aPlants, Sex in
=750  \2$aPlant Infertility$0(DNLM)D051479$5IEN

=LDR  00726cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362746502441
=005  20120730163936.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85128024 
=035  \\$aBZX7930NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aInfertility in animals
=360  \\$isubdivision$aInfertility$iunder individual animals and groups of animals, e.g.$aCattle--Infertility; Livestock--Infertility
=450  \\$aAnimal infertility
=450  \\$aAnimal sterility
=450  \\$aDomestic animals$xInfertility
=450  \\$wnne$aSterility in animals
=550  \\$aFertility
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Small animal reproduction and infertility, 1986.
=750  \2$aInfertility$xveterinary$5IEN$0(DNLM)D007246Q000662

=LDR  01144cz  a2200313n  4500
=001  9880362746602441
=005  20120730163936.0
=008  060705i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85128018 
=035  \\$aBZX7924NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aBF323.S63$cPsychology
=053  \0$aHM1096$cSocial psychology
=150  \\$aStereotypes (Social psychology)
=450  \\$aMental stereotypes
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=450  \\$aStereotyping (Social psychology)
=550  \\$wg$aSocial psychology
=550  \\$aAttitude (Psychology)
=550  \\$aRigidity (Psychology)
=670  \\$aThes. of sociological indexing terms
=670  \\$aWomen's thes.
=670  \\$aRandom House dict.
=670  \\$aAmerican Heritage dict.
=670  \\$aEncyc. Americana$b(index entry: Stereotype (Belief))
=670  \\$aWorld Book encyc.$b(index entry: Stereotyping (Sociology))
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Stereotyping: an oversimplified perception or conception, esp. of persons, social groups, etc.)
=688  \\$aHeading changed 20060817 from: 150:##:_{dollar}a Stereotype (Psychology)
=750  \2$aStereotyping$5IEN$0(DNLM)D013240

=LDR  00395cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362746702441
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=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
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=450  \\$aStereomers
=550  \\$wg$aIsomerism
=550  \\$wg$aStereochemistry
=750  \2$aStereoisomerism$5IEN$0(DNLM)D013237

=LDR  00540cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362746802441
=005  20120730163936.0
=008  860211||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85128002 
=035  \\$aBZX7908NU
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=053  \\$aQD481
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=550  \\$aPolarization (Light)
=750  \2$aStereoisomerism$5IEN$0(DNLM)D013237

=LDR  00360cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362747002441
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=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85127993 
=035  \\$aBZX7899LC
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=150  \\$aSterculia
=550  \\$wg$aSterculiaceae
=750  \2$aSterculia$5IEN$0(DNLM)D032361

=LDR  00657cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880362747102441
=005  20120730163935.0
=008  920906i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
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=035  \\$aBZX7872NU
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=053  \\$aRD598.35.S73$cHeart surgery
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=450  \\$wnne$aStent (Surgery)
=450  \\$aStints (Surgery)
=450  \\$aSurgical stents
=550  \\$wg$aBandages and bandaging
=550  \\$wg$aSurgical instruments and apparatus
=670  \\$aWeb. 3$b(stent, also stint)
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=750  \2$aStents$5IEN$0(DNLM)D015607

=LDR  00768cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362747202441
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=008  040408i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
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=035  \\$aBZX7844LC
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=450  \\$wnne$aStenella
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=550  \\$wg$aDolphins
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=LDR  00500cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362747302441
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=008  030730i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85127927 
=035  \\$aBZX7833NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQK646$bQK648
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=450  \\$aStalks (Botany)
=550  \\$wg$aShoots (Botany)
=550  \\$aStele (Botany)
=670  \\$aRandom House$b(stem; stalk)
=750  \2$aPlant Stems$5IEN$0(DNLM)D018547

=LDR  00544cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362747402441
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=008  860211||\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
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=035  \\$aBZX7829NU
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=450  \\$aMother cells
=450  \\$aProgenitor cells
=550  \\$wg$aCells
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Stem cells X Colony-forming units, Mother cells, Progenitor cells)
=750  \2$aStem Cells$0(DNLM)D013234$5IEN

=LDR  00388cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362747502441
=005  20120730163935.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85127917 
=035  \\$aBZX7823LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aQK495.C24$cBotany
=150  \\$aStellaria
=450  \\$aStarwort
=550  \\$wg$aCaryophyllaceae
=750  \2$aStellaria$5IEN$0(DNLM)D029752

=LDR  01110cz  a2200301n  4500
=001  9880362747602441
=005  20120730163935.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85127892 
=035  \\$aBZX7798NU
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh 85127892
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aRG480.S7
=150  \\$aPolycystic ovary syndrome
=450  \\$aPCOD (Gynecology)
=450  \\$aPCOS (Gynecology)
=450  \\$aPolycystic ovarian disease
=450  \\$aPolyfollicular ovarian disease
=450  \\$aSclerocystic ovarian degeneration
=450  \\$aSclerocystic ovaries
=450  \\$aSclerocystic ovary syndrome
=450  \\$wnne$aStein-Leventhal syndrome
=550  \\$wg$aOvaries$xCysts
=550  \\$wg$aSyndromes
=550  \\$aHyperandrogenism
=670  \\$aAndrogen excess disorders in women, 1997:$bCIP galley (Polycystic ovary syndrome; PCOS)
=670  \\$aMeSH$b(Polycystic ovary syndrome UF Stein-Leventhal Syndrome, Sclerocystic Ovarian Degeneration, Sclerocystic Ovaries, Sclerocystic Ovary Syndrome; See also Hyperandrogenism)
=750  \2$aPolycystic Ovary Syndrome$5IEN$0(DNLM)D011085

=LDR  00584cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362747702441
=005  20120730163935.0
=008  860211||\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85127793 
=035  \\$aBZX7699NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aTA479.S7$cEngineering materials
=150  \\$aStainless steel
=450  \\$wnne$aSteel, Stainless
=550  \\$wg$aChrome-nickel steel
=550  \\$wg$aCorrosion resistant alloys
=550  \\$wg$aSteel alloys
=688  \\$aHeading changed 20090813 from: 150:##:_{dollar}a Steel, Stainless
=750  \2$aStainless Steel$5IEN$0(DNLM)D013193

=LDR  00507cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362456902441
=005  20120730163304.0
=008  940620i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85063696 
=035  \\$aBZR3602NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aHyperglycemia
=450  \\$aHigh blood sugar
=450  \\$aHyperglycosemia
=550  \\$wg$aBlood sugar
=670  \\$aJohns Hopkins medical handbk., 1992:$bp. 232 ("Hyperglycemia, or high blood sugar ...")
=750  \2$aHyperglycemia$5IEN$0(DNLM)D006943

=LDR  00442cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362457002441
=005  20100220160819.0
=008  940620i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85063693 
=035  \\$aBZR3599NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRC647.H9
=150  \\$aHypergammaglobulinemia
=550  \\$wg$aBlood hyperviscosity syndrome
=550  \\$wg$aBlood protein disorders
=750  \2$aHypergammaglobulinemia$0(DNLM)D006942$5IEN

=LDR  00321cz  a2200133n  4500
=001  9880362457102441
=005  20120730163304.0
=008  940620i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|n\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85063686 
=035  \\$aBZR3592NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRB145
=150  \\$aHyperemia
=750  \2$aHyperemia$5IEN$0(DNLM)D006940

=LDR  00577cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362457202441
=005  20070420142644.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85063683 
=035  \\$aBZR3589NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \\$aRJ399.H94
=150  \\$aHypercholesteremia in children
=550  \\$wg$aHyperlipidemia in children
=750  \2$81$wb$aHypercholesterolemia$0(DNLM)D006937$5IEN
=750  \2$81$wb$aChild$0(DNLM)D002648$5IEN
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aHypercholesterolemia$iand$aChild$5IEN

=LDR  00736cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880362457302441
=005  20070420142402.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85063682 
=035  \\$aBZR3588NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRA645.H87$cPublic health
=053  \\$aRC632.H83$cInternal medicine
=150  \\$aHypercholesteremia
=450  \\$aCholesteremia
=450  \\$aCholesterolemia
=450  \\$aHypercholesterolemia
=550  \\$wg$aHyperlipidemia
=550  \\$aBlood cholesterol
=670  \\$aTreatment of severe hypercholesterolemia in the prevention of coronary heart disease, 1988.
=670  \\$aStedman's med. dict.$b(Cholesterolemia)
=750  \2$aHypercholesterolemia$0(DNLM)D006937$5IEN

=LDR  00383cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362457402441
=005  20120730163304.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85063681 
=035  \\$aBZR3587NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aHypercapnia
=550  \\$wg$aCarbon dioxide$xPhysiological effect
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/6/90
=750  \2$aHypercapnia$5IEN$0(DNLM)D006935

=LDR  00405cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362457502441
=005  20120730163304.0
=008  940620i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85063679 
=035  \\$aBZR3585NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aHypercalcemia
=550  \\$wg$aCalcium$xMetabolism$xDisorders
=550  \\$wg$aWater-electrolyte imbalances
=750  \2$aHypercalcemia$5IEN$0(DNLM)D006934

=LDR  00371cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362457602441
=005  20120730163303.0
=008  940620i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85063672 
=035  \\$aBZR3578NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aHyperbilirubinemia
=550  \\$wg$aJaundice
=550  \\$aBilirubin
=750  \2$aHyperbilirubinemia$5IEN$0(DNLM)D006932

=LDR  00803cz  a2200241n  4500
=001  9880362457702441
=005  20120730163303.0
=008  040503i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85063671 
=035  \\$aBZR3577NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aRF54.H94$cOtolaryngology
=053  \0$aRM666.O83$cGeneral therapeutics
=150  \\$aHyperbaric oxygenation
=450  \\$aHyperbaric medicine
=450  \\$aHyperbaric oxygen therapy
=450  \\$aOxygenation, Hyperbaric
=550  \\$wg$aCompressed air$xTherapeutic use
=550  \\$wg$aOxygen therapy
=670  \\$aLC database, Dec. 24, 1997$b(titles: hyperbaric oxygen therapy)
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Hyberbaric Oxygenation)
=670  \\$aLC database, May 3, 2004$b(hyperbaric medicine)
=750  \2$aHyperbaric Oxygenation$5IEN$0(DNLM)D006931

=LDR  00464cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362457802441
=005  20120730163303.0
=008  940620i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85063665 
=035  \\$aBZR3571NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aHyperaldosteronism
=450  \\$aAldosteronism
=450  \\$aConn's disease
=550  \\$wg$aEndocrine glands$xDiseases
=550  \\$wg$aHyperadrenocorticism
=750  \2$aHyperaldosteronism$5IEN$0(DNLM)D006929

=LDR  00488cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362457902441
=005  20050126142156.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85063664 
=035  \\$aBZR3570LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aHyperadrenocorticism
=450  \\$aAdrenocortical hyperplasia
=450  \\$aHypercorticism
=550  \\$wg$aAdrenal cortex$xDiseases
=550  \\$wg$aEndocrine glands$xDiseases
=750  \2$aAdrenocortical Hyperfunction$0(DNLM)D000308$5IEN

=LDR  00351cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362458002441
=005  20120730163303.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85063657 
=035  \\$aBZR3563LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQK495.S7
=150  \\$aHyoscyamus
=550  \\$wg$aSolanaceae
=750  \2$aHyoscyamus$5IEN$0(DNLM)D032304

=LDR  00379cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362458102441
=005  20120730163303.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85063652 
=035  \\$aBZR3558NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aHyoid bone
=450  \\$aLingual bone
=550  \\$wg$aBones
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/6/90
=750  \2$aHyoid Bone$5IEN$0(DNLM)D006928

=LDR  00403cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362458202441
=005  20120730163303.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85063595 
=035  \\$aBZR3501NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQL368.H87
=150  \\$aHymenostomatida
=450  \\$aHymenostomida
=550  \\$wg$aOligohymenophora
=750  \2$aHymenostomatida$5IEN$0(DNLM)D016803

=LDR  00391cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362458302441
=005  20120730163303.0
=008  940404i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85063592 
=035  \\$aBZR3498NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQL563$bQL569.4
=150  \\$aHymenoptera
=450  \\$wnne$aSymphyta
=550  \\$wg$aInsects
=750  \2$aHymenoptera$5IEN$0(DNLM)D006927

=LDR  00404cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362458402441
=005  20050523085251.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85063587 
=035  \\$aBZR3493LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aQL391.P7
=150  \\$aHymenolepis diminuta
=450  \\$aTaenia diminuta
=550  \\$wg$aHymenolepis
=750  \2$aHymenolepis diminuta$0(DNLM)D048190$5IEN

=LDR  00363cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362458502441
=005  20120730163303.0
=008  940620i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85063586 
=035  \\$aBZR3492NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQL391.P7
=150  \\$aHymenolepis
=550  \\$wg$aHymenolepididae
=750  \2$aHymenolepis$5IEN$0(DNLM)D006926

=LDR  00363cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362458602441
=005  20070518093248.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85063582 
=035  \\$aBZR3488LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aQK495.C1153$cBotany
=150  \\$aHymenaea
=550  \\$wg$aCaesalpiniaceae
=750  \2$aHymenaea$0(DNLM)D052597$5IEN

=LDR  01136cz  a2200301n  4500
=001  9880362458702441
=005  20120730163303.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85063519 
=035  \\$aBZR3425NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aRA770.5$cHousehold hygiene
=053  \0$aRA780$cPersonal hygiene
=053  \\$aBJ1695$cEthical aspects$5IEN
=150  \\$aHygiene
=360  \\$isubdivision$aCare and hygiene$iunder parts of the body, e.g.$aFoot--Care and hygiene;$iand subdivision$aHealth and hygiene$iunder classes of persons and ethnic groups
=450  \\$aBody care
=450  \\$aCleanliness
=450  \\$aHuman body$xCare and hygiene
=450  \\$aPersonal body care
=450  \\$aPersonal cleanliness
=450  \\$aPersonal hygiene
=550  \\$wg$aMedicine, Preventive
=550  \\$aHealth
=550  \\$aSanitation
=680  \\$iHere are entered works on personal body care and cleanliness. Works on optimal physical, mental, and social well-being, as well as how to achieve and preserve it, are entered under$aHealth.
=681  \\$iNote under$aHealth
=750  \2$aHygiene$5IEN$0(DNLM)D006920

=LDR  03178cz  a2200325n  4500
=001  9880362458802441
=005  20130819164545.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85063512 $zsh 85063447 
=035  \\$aBZR3418NU
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC$dDLC$dWaU$dDLC$dWaU$dDLC
=053  \0$aQL377.H9$cZoology
=150  \\$aHydrozoa
=450  \\$aHydralike animals
=450  \\$wnne$aHydroida
=450  \\$aHydroidolina
=450  \\$aHydroidomedusae
=450  \\$aHydroids
=450  \\$aHydrozoans
=450  \\$aLeptolida
=450  \\$aLeptolinae
=450  \\$aMedusae
=450  \\$aTrachylinae
=550  \\$wg$aCnidaria
=670  \\$aWeb. 3$b(Hydrozoa: a class of coelenterates; hydrozoan: one of the Hydrozoa)
=670  \\$aHydrozoa directory, Aug. 15, 2007$b(Class Hydrozoa)
=670  \\$aWorld register of marine species, via WWW, Apr. 22, 2013:$bHydroidolina (Hydroidolina. Status: accepted. Rank: Subclass. Parent: Hydrozoa. Synonymised taxa: Hydroida (synonym), Hydroidomedusae (not a monophyletic group), Leptolida (not a monophyletic group), Leptolinae (not a monophyletic group). Vernacular names: hydroids (from synonym). Direct child taxa: Order Anthoathecata, Order Leptothecata, Order Siphonophorae. Order Anthomedusae represented as Anthoathecata (alternate representation, synonym); Order Athecata represented as Anthoathecata (alternate representation, synonym); Order Leptomedusae represented as Leptothecata (alternate representation, synonym); Order Thecata represented as Leptothecata (alternate representation, synonym); Order Gymnoblastea accepted as Anthoathecata; Order Laingiomedusae accepted as Anthoathecata; Order Siphonophora accepted as Siphonophorae) Hydrozoa (Hydrozoa. Status: accepted. Rank: Class. Parent: Cnidaria. Vernacular names: hydroids, hydromedusae, hydrozoans. Direct child taxa: Subclass Hydroidolina, Subclass Trachylinae. Subclass Automedusae accepted as Trachylinae; Order Hydroida accepted as Hydroidolina; Infraclass Hydroidomedusae accepted as Hydroidolina; Subclass Leptolida accepted as Hydroidolina; Order Leptolinae accepted as Hydroidolina)
=670  \\$aITIS, Apr. 22, 2013:$bHydroida (Hydroida. Taxonomic Rank: Order. Common Name(s): medusae. Valid Name: Hydroidolina. Taxonomic Status - Current Standing: invalid. Members of the Hydroida Johnston, 1836 are currently recognized as belonging to the Hydroidolina) Hydrozoa (Hydrozoa. Taxonomic Rank: Class. Synonym(s): Leptolida. Common Name(s): hydralike animals; hydroids; hydrozoans. Taxonomic Status - Current Standing: valid. Direct Children: Subclass Hydroidolina Subclass Trachylina. Children with Uncertain Position: Order Limnomedusae)
=670  \\$aWikipedia, Apr. 22, 2013$b(Hydroida is an obsolete cnidarian order which united such animals as hydras, hydromedusae, and many marine attached hydroids. However, the group is paraphyletic and not composed from close relatives. But for the largest part, this group makes up what today is usually considered the subclass Leptolinae (or Hydroidolina) which also includes the colonial jellies of the Siphonophora which were not part of the Hydroida.)
=750  \2$aHydrozoa$5IEN$0(DNLM)D037402

=LDR  00410cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362458902441
=005  20120730163303.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85063511 
=035  \\$aBZR3417NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQP572.H85
=150  \\$aHydroxyprogesterone
=450  \\$aHydroxypregnenedione
=550  \\$wg$aProgesterone
=750  \2$aHydroxyprogesterones$5IEN$0(DNLM)D006908

=LDR  00655cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362459002441
=005  20120730163303.0
=008  000203i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85063510 
=035  \\$aBZR3416NU
=035  \\$aSH 85063510
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQP603.H92
=150  \\$aHydroxymethylglutaryl coenzyme A reductases
=450  \\$aHMG-CoA reductases
=450  \\$aHMG-Coenzyme A reductases
=450  \\$aHydroxymethylglutaryl-CoA reductases
=550  \\$wg$aDehydrogenases
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Hydroxymethylglutaryl CoA Reductases x HMG CoA Reductases)
=750  \2$aHydroxymethylglutaryl CoA Reductases$5IEN$0(DNLM)D006903

=LDR  00467cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362459102441
=005  20120730163302.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85063509 
=035  \\$aBZR3415NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQD281.H85$cOrganic chemistry
=053  \\$aTP156.H85$cChemical engineering
=150  \\$aHydroxylation
=550  \\$wg$aChemical reactions
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/5/90
=750  \2$aHydroxylation$5IEN$0(DNLM)D006900

=LDR  00647cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362459202441
=005  20120730163302.0
=008  931217i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85063508 
=035  \\$aBZR3414NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aHydroxyapatite
=450  \\$aCalcium phosphate hydroxide
=450  \\$wnne$aHydroxylapatite
=550  \\$wg$aApatite
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Hydroxyapatites)
=670  \\$aInter. dict. med. biol.$b(hydroxyapatite. Also called bone-salt)
=670  \\$aMcGraw Hill dict. sci. tech.$b(hyroxylapatite)
=670  \\$aDorland's med. dict.$b(hydroxyapatite)
=750  \2$aDurapatite$5IEN$0(DNLM)D017886

=LDR  00425cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362459302441
=005  20120730163302.0
=008  860211||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85063506 
=035  \\$aBZR3412NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQD181.N1$cInorganic chemistry
=053  \\$aQD305.A8$cAliphatic compounds
=150  \\$aHydroxylamine
=550  \\$wg$aAmines
=750  \2$aHydroxylamine$5IEN$0(DNLM)D019811

=LDR  01088cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880362459402441
=005  20100712142216.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85062149 $zsh2005006670
=035  \\$aBZR2055LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aRM931.H6
=150  \\$aHorsemanship$xTherapeutic use
=450  \\$aHippo therapy
=450  \\$aHippotherapy
=450  \\$aTherapeutic riding (Horsemanship)
=670  \\$aWe go in a circle, 2004:$bp. 31 (Hippo therapy is the name for using horseback riding as physical therapy [for] people with many different types of disabilities; horseback riding therapy)
=670  \\$aCerebral Palsy Network website, Aug. 12, 2005$b(Hippo therapy is taken from the Latin word for horse)
=670  \\$aWestern Michigan Univ. Dept. of Occupational Therapy website, Aug. 12, 2005$b(Hippotherapy)
=670  \\$aLC database, Oct. 3, 2005$b(titles: therapeutic riding)
=688  \\$aHeading from sh2005006670, deleted 20051215: 150:##:_{dollar}a Horsemanship _{dollar}x Therapeutic use$5IEN
=750  \2$aEquine-Assisted Therapy$0(DNLM)D056147$5IEN

=LDR  00583cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880362459502441
=005  20120730163258.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85062931 
=035  \\$aBZR2837NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQC915$bQC917
=150  \\$aHumidity
=450  \\$aAir, Moisture of
=450  \\$aAtmospheric humidity
=450  \\$aRelative humidity
=550  \\$wg$aMeteorology
=550  \\$wg$aWeather
=550  \\$aMoisture
=550  \\$aWater vapor, Atmospheric
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/5/90
=750  \2$aHumidity$5IEN$0(DNLM)D006813

=LDR  00577cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362459602441
=005  20120730163253.0
=008  911219i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85062362 
=035  \\$aBZR2268NU
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=670  \\$aCrystal, D. A Dictionary of linguistics and phonetics, 2008, via Credo reference April 27, 2019:$bphonetics (science which studies the characteristics of human sound-making, especially those sounds used in speech, and provides methods for their description, classification, and transcription)
=670  \\$aColumbia encyclopedia, 2018, via Credo reference, April 27, 2019:$bphonetics (study of the sounds of languages from three basic points of view: their production in the vocal organs (articulatory phonetics), their physical properties (acoustic phonetics), and their effect on the ear (auditory phonetics))
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=LDR  00409cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362643302441
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=010  \\$ash 85100668 
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=LDR  00375cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362643402441
=005  20130515140233.0
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=010  \\$ash 85100667 
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=LDR  00658cz  a2200241n  4500
=001  9880362643502441
=005  20120730163705.0
=008  860211||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85100665 
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=LDR  00383cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362643602441
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=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85100664 
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=LDR  00356cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362643702441
=005  20120730163705.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85100656 
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=LDR  00556cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362643802441
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=008  860211||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85100646 
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=LDR  00368cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362643902441
=005  20120730163705.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|n\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85100633 
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=LDR  00413cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362644002441
=005  20120730163705.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85100630 
=035  \\$aBZV0536NU
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=LDR  00336cz  a2200133n  4500
=001  9880362644102441
=005  20120730163705.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|n\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85100629 
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=LDR  00426cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362644202441
=005  20120730163705.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85100628 
=035  \\$aBZV0534NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
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=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/18/90
=750  \2$aPharynx$5IEN$0(DNLM)D010614

=LDR  00544cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362644302441
=005  20050516140522.0
=008  860211||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85100627 
=035  \\$aBZV0533LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aPharyngoesophageal sphincter
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=550  \\$wg$aEsophagus
=550  \\$wg$aHypopharynx
=550  \\$wg$aPharynx
=550  \\$wg$aSphincters
=750  \2$aEsophageal Sphincter, Upper$0(DNLM)D049631$5IEN

=LDR  00448cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362644402441
=005  20120730163659.0
=008  060621i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85100111 
=035  \\$aBZV0017NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aPersonal space
=550  \\$wg$aHuman territoriality
=550  \\$wg$aInterpersonal relations
=550  \\$wg$aSpace
=550  \\$wg$aSpatial behavior
=750  \2$aPersonal Space$5IEN$0(DNLM)D010550

=LDR  00488cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362644502441
=005  20130315083432.0
=008  860211n|\bnannbbbn\\\\\\\\\\|n\ann\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85100101 
=035  \\$aBZV0007NU
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh 85100101
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aPersonal narratives
=260  \\$isubdivision$aPersonal narratives$iunder individual events and wars, e.g.$aWorld War, 1939-1945--Personal narratives
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=LDR  00499cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362644602441
=005  20120730163659.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85100093 
=035  \\$aBZU9999NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \\$aBF698.9.P47
=150  \\$aPersonal construct theory
=450  \\$aPersonal construct psychology
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=550  \\$wg$aPsychology
=550  \\$aRepertory grid technique
=750  \2$aPersonal Construct Theory$5IEN-M$0(DNLM)D018187

=LDR  00344cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362644702441
=005  20120730163659.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85100049 
=035  \\$aBZU9955LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aQK495.L375
=150  \\$aPersea
=550  \\$wg$aLauraceae
=750  \2$aPersea$5IEN$0(DNLM)D027421

=LDR  01780cz  a2200253n  4500
=001  9880362644802441
=005  20120816122811.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85100033 
=035  \\$aBZU9939NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dWaU$dDLC
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=450  \\$aPer-compounds
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=670  \\$aDictionary.com, Apr. 16, 2012$b(peroxide: 1 a. hydrogen peroxide, H 2 O 2 or H--O--O--H. b. a compound containing the bivalent group --O 2 --, derived from hydrogen peroxide, as sodium peroxide, Na 2 O 2 , or dimethyl peroxide, C 3 H 6 O 2 . c. the oxide of an element that contains an unusually large amount of oxygen.)
=670  \\$aWikipedia, Apr. 16 2012$b(A peroxide is a compound containing an oxygen--oxygen single bond or the peroxide anion ([O-O]2--). The O-O group is called the peroxide group or peroxo group. In contrast to oxide ions, the oxygen atoms in the peroxide ion have an oxidation state of -1.)
=670  \\$aMerriam-Webster online dict., Apr. 16, 2012$b(peroxide: a compound (as hydrogen peroxide) in which oxygen is visualized as joined to oxygen)
=670  \\$aDorland's medical dictionary for health consumers, � 2007, via TheFreeDictionary.com, Apr. 16, 2012$b(peroxide: that oxide of any element containing more oxygen than any other; more correctly applied to compounds having such linkage as --O--O--)
=670  \\$aYour dictionary (WWW.yourdictionary.com), Apr. 16, 2012$b(peroxide: any oxide containing the O group in which the two atoms of oxygen are linked by a single bond; specif., hydrogen peroxide)
=750  \2$aPeroxides$5IEN$0(DNLM)D010545

=LDR  00422cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362644902441
=005  20120730163659.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85100032 
=035  \\$aBZU9938NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQP603.P4
=150  \\$aPeroxidase
=550  \\$wg$aHemoproteins
=550  \\$wg$aMetalloenzymes
=550  \\$wg$aOxidoreductases
=750  \2$aPeroxidase$5IEN$0(DNLM)D009195

=LDR  00359cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362645002441
=005  20040716133251.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85100026 
=035  \\$aBZU9932LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aQK621.P45
=150  \\$aPeronospora
=550  \\$wg$aPeronosporaceae
=750  \0$aPeronospora$0(DNLM)D044742$5IEN

=LDR  00316cz  a2200121n  4500
=001  9880362645102441
=005  20120730163659.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|n\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85100023 
=035  \\$aBZU9929NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=150  \\$aPeroneal nerve$xDiseases
=750  \2$aPeroneal Neuropathies$5IEN$0(DNLM)D020427

=LDR  00373cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362645202441
=005  20120730163659.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85100022 
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=450  \\$aTibial nerve, Anterior
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/17/90
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=LDR  00464cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362645302441
=005  20080520093441.0
=008  940124i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85100014 
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=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQL737.R666
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=550  \\$wg$aMice
=550  \\$wg$aMuridae
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=LDR  00382cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362645402441
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=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85100005 
=035  \\$aBZU9911NU
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aPernicious anemia
=450  \\$aAnemia, Pernicious$5IEN
=550  \\$wg$aAnemia
=750  \2$aAnemia, Pernicious$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000752

=LDR  01212cz  a2200253n  4500
=001  9880362645502441
=005  20120730163658.0
=008  860211||\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85099987 
=035  \\$aBZU9893NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aPermeability
=360  \\$isubdivision$aPermeability$iunder individual materials and types of materials, individual chemicals and groups of chemicals, and individual organs and regions of the body, e.g.$aConcrete--Permeability; Copper--Permeability; Skin--Permeability
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=360  \\$isubdivision$aPermeability$iunder individual materials, chemicals, and organs and tissues of the body, e.g.$aConcrete--Permeability; Copper--Permeability; Skin--Permeability
=550  \\$wg$aAdsorption
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=550  \\$wg$aSolids
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=550  \\$aFluids
=550  \\$aLiquids
=550  \\$aOsmosis
=550  \\$aPorosity
=750  \2$aPermeability$5IEN$0(DNLM)D010539

=LDR  00365cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362645602441
=005  20120730163658.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85099964 
=035  \\$aBZU9870NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRC867
=150  \\$aPeritonitis
=550  \\$wg$aPeritoneum$xDiseases
=750  \2$aPeritonitis$5IEN$0(DNLM)D010538

=LDR  00367cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362645702441
=005  20120730163658.0
=008  860211in\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|n\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85099960 
=035  \\$aBZU9866NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRC867
=150  \\$aPeritoneum$xDiseases
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/17/90
=750  \2$aPeritoneal Diseases$5IEN$0(DNLM)D010532

=LDR  00481cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362645802441
=005  20120730163658.0
=008  860211||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85099958 
=035  \\$aBZU9864NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQL864$cComparative anatomy
=053  \\$aQM367$cHuman anatomy
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=LDR  00462cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362645902441
=005  20120730163658.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85099957 
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=550  \\$wg$aPeritoneum$xSurgery
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=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/17/90
=750  \2$aPeritoneovenous Shunt$5IEN$0(DNLM)D010536

=LDR  00450cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362646002441
=005  20120730163658.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85099955 
=035  \\$aBZU9861NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aPeritoneal dialysis
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=450  \\$aPeritoneal lavage
=550  \\$wg$aHemodialysis
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/17/90
=750  \2$aPeritoneal Dialysis$5IEN$0(DNLM)D010530

=LDR  00452cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362646102441
=005  20120730163658.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85099949 
=035  \\$aBZU9855NU
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh 85099949
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aPeristalsis
=550  \\$wg$aMuscle contraction
=550  \\$aAntiperistaltics
=550  \\$aGastrointestinal system$xMotility
=750  \2$aPeristalsis$5IEN$0(DNLM)D010528

=LDR  00595cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362646202441
=005  20120730163658.0
=008  000413i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85099945 
=035  \\$aBZU9851NU
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh 85099945
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dWaU
=053  \0$aQL737.U6$bQL737.U64$cZoology
=150  \\$aPerissodactyla
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=450  \\$aPerissodactyls
=550  \\$wg$aMammals
=550  \\$wg$aUngulates
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=LDR  00361cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362646302441
=005  20120730163658.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85099937 
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=LDR  00608cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362646402441
=005  20120730163657.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
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=670  \\$aLC data base, 6/5/91$b(peripheral vascular disease)
=750  \2$aPeripheral Vascular Diseases$5IEN$0(DNLM)D016491

=LDR  00384cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362646502441
=005  20120730163657.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85099929 
=035  \\$aBZU9835NU
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=053  \\$aQM569$cHistology
=150  \\$aPeriosteum
=550  \\$wg$aBones
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/17/90
=750  \2$aPeriosteum$5IEN$0(DNLM)D010521

=LDR  00556cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880362646602441
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=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85099926 
=035  \\$aBZU9832NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
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=450  \\$aTeeth$xSupporting structures
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=550  \\$wg$aMouth
=550  \\$wg$aPeriodontics
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=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/17/90
=750  \2$aPeriodontium$5IEN$0(DNLM)D010519

=LDR  00472cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362646702441
=005  20090425123830.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85099925 
=035  \\$aBZU9831NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRK450.P4
=150  \\$aPeriodontitis
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=550  \\$wg$aInflammation
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=LDR  00334cz  a2200133n  4500
=001  9880362646802441
=005  20120730163657.0
=008  911219i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85099924 
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=150  \\$aPeriodontists
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=750  \2$aPeriodontics$5IEN$0(DNLM)D010517

=LDR  00480cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362646902441
=005  20120730163657.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85099922 
=035  \\$aBZU9828NU
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=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/17/90
=750  \2$aPeriodontics$5IEN$0(DNLM)D010517

=LDR  00409cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362647002441
=005  20120730163657.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85099921 
=035  \\$aBZU9827NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRK668
=150  \\$aPeriodontal prosthesis
=550  \\$wg$aPeriodontics
=550  \\$wg$aProsthesis
=750  \2$aPeriodontal Prosthesis$5IEN$0(DNLM)D010515

=LDR  00620cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880362647102441
=005  20120730163657.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85099918 
=035  \\$aBZU9824NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aPeriodontal pockets
=450  \\$aInfrabony pockets
=450  \\$aIntrabony pockets
=450  \\$aPockets, Infrabony
=450  \\$aPockets, Intrabony
=450  \\$aPockets, Periodontal
=450  \\$aPockets, Suprabony
=450  \\$aSuprabony pockets
=550  \\$wg$aPeriodontitis
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/17/90
=750  \2$aPeriodontal Pocket$5IEN$0(DNLM)D010514

=LDR  00444cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362647202441
=005  20120730163657.0
=008  860211|n\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85099915 
=035  \\$aBZU9821NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aPeriodontal ligament
=450  \\$aPeriodontal membrane
=550  \\$wg$aLigaments
=550  \\$wg$aPeriodontium
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/17/90
=750  \2$aPeriodontal Ligament$5IEN$0(DNLM)D010513

=LDR  00550cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362647302441
=005  20120730163657.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85099914 
=035  \\$aBZU9820NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aPeriodontal dressings
=450  \\$aDressings, Periodontal
=450  \\$aPacks, Periodontal
=450  \\$aPeriodontal packs
=550  \\$wg$aPeriodontics$xEquipment and supplies
=550  \\$wg$aSurgical dressings
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/17/90
=750  \2$aPeriodontal Dressings$5IEN$0(DNLM)D010511

=LDR  00364cz  a2200133n  4500
=001  9880362426802441
=005  20120730163425.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85077768 
=035  \\$aBZS7674NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aLiver$xTransplantation
=450  \\$aHepatic transplantation
=750  \2$aLiver Transplantation$5IEN$0(DNLM)D016031

=LDR  00390cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362426902441
=005  20120730163425.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85077765 
=035  \\$aBZS7671NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aLiver$xRegeneration
=450  \\$aHepatic regeneration
=450  \\$aLiver regeneration$5IEN
=750  \2$aLiver Regeneration$5IEN$0(DNLM)D008115

=LDR  00314cz  a2200121n  4500
=001  9880362427002441
=005  20120730163425.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|n\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85077761 
=035  \\$aBZS7667NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aLiver$xHydatids
=750  \2$aEchinococcosis, Hepatic$5IEN$0(DNLM)D004444

=LDR  00433cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362427102441
=005  20120730163425.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85077760 
=035  \\$aBZS7666NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQP185
=150  \\$aLiver$xGlycogenic function
=550  \\$wg$aGlycogen
=550  \\$wg$aSugar in the body
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/10/90
=750  \2$aLiver Glycogen$5IEN$0(DNLM)D008112

=LDR  00501cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362427202441
=005  20120730163425.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85077759 
=035  \\$aBZS7665NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aRC848.F27
=150  \\$aLiver$xFailure
=450  \\$aFailure of the liver
=450  \\$aHepatic failure
=450  \\$aHepatic insufficiency
=450  \\$aLiver failure
=550  \\$wg$aLiver$xDiseases
=750  \2$aLiver Failure$5IEN$0(DNLM)D017093

=LDR  00369cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362427302441
=005  20120730163425.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|n\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85077755 
=035  \\$aBZS7661NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRC845$bRC848
=150  \\$aLiver$xDiseases
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/10/90
=750  \2$aLiver Diseases$5IEN$0(DNLM)D008107

=LDR  00515cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362427402441
=005  20120730163425.0
=008  920109i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85077754 
=035  \\$aBZS7660NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRC848.C5
=150  \\$aLiver$xCirrhosis
=450  \\$aCirrhosis hepatis
=450  \\$aCirrhosis of the liver
=450  \\$aHepatic cirrhosis
=550  \\$wg$aLiver$xDiseases
=550  \\$aPortal hypertension
=750  \2$aLiver Cirrhosis$5IEN$0(DNLM)D008103

=LDR  00405cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362427502441
=005  20120730163424.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85077753 
=035  \\$aBZS7659NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRC280.L5
=150  \\$aLiver$xCancer
=450  \\$aHepatocellular carcinoma
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/10/90
=750  \2$aLiver Neoplasms$5IEN$0(DNLM)D008113

=LDR  00343cz  a2200133n  4500
=001  9880362427602441
=005  20120730163424.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|n\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85077751 
=035  \\$aBZS7657NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aLiver$xBlood-vessels
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/10/90
=750  \2$aLiver Circulation$5IEN$0(DNLM)D008102

=LDR  00398cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362427702441
=005  20120730163424.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|n\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85077749 
=035  \\$aBZS7655NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRC848.A2
=150  \\$aLiver$xAbscess
=450  \\$aLiver abscess$5IEN
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/10/90
=750  \2$aLiver Abscess$5IEN$0(DNLM)D008100

=LDR  00556cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362427802441
=005  20120730163424.0
=008  860211||\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85077748 
=035  \\$aBZS7654NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQL867$cComparative anatomy
=053  \0$aQM351$cHuman anatomy
=053  \0$aQP185$cPhysiology
=150  \\$aLiver
=360  \\$iheadings beginning with the word$aHepatic
=550  \\$wg$aAbdomen
=550  \\$wg$aBiliary tract
=681  \\$iExample under$aGlands
=750  \2$aLiver$5IEN$0(DNLM)D008099

=LDR  00424cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362427902441
=005  20110519082841.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85077674 
=035  \\$aBZS7580LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aLitters
=450  \\$aPalanquins
=450  \\$aStretchers
=550  \\$wg$aTransport of sick and wounded
=550  \\$wg$aVehicles
=750  \2$aStretchers$0(DNLM)D058254$5IEN

=LDR  00674cz  a2200253n  4500
=001  9880362428002441
=005  20120730163424.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85077618 
=035  \\$aBZS7524NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRD574$cUrinary calculi
=053  \\$aRD646$cGeneral
=150  \\$aLithotripsy
=450  \\$aLithocenosis
=450  \\$aLitholapaxy
=450  \\$wnne$aLithotrity
=550  \\$wg$aCalculi$xSurgery
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Laser lithotripsy, c1988.
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Lithotripsy)
=670  \\$aDorland's med. dict.
=675  \\$aNIH
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/10/90
=750  \2$aLithotripsy$5IEN$0(DNLM)D008096

=LDR  00378cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362428102441
=005  20120730163424.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85077617 
=035  \\$aBZS7523NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRD581
=150  \\$aLithotomy
=550  \\$wg$aUrinary organs$xSurgery
=750  \2$aCalculi$xsurgery$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002137Q000601

=LDR  00392cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362428202441
=005  20130209161955.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85077583 
=035  \\$aBZS7489NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dWaU
=150  \\$aLithium chloride
=550  \\$wg$aAlkali metal chlorides
=550  \\$wg$aLithium compounds
=750  \2$aLithium Chloride$5IEN$0(DNLM)D018021

=LDR  00453cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362428302441
=005  20120730163424.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85077577 
=035  \\$aBZS7483NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQD181.L5$cChemistry
=053  \0$aTA480.L5$cEngineering materials
=053  \0$aTP245.L5$cChemical technology
=150  \\$aLithium
=550  \\$wg$aAlkali metals
=750  \2$aLithium$5IEN$0(DNLM)D008094

=LDR  00442cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362428402441
=005  20120730163424.0
=008  860211||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85077552 
=035  \\$aBZS7458NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aPN695$bPN779
=150  \\$aLiterature, Modern
=450  \\$aModern literature
=550  \\$wg$aArts, Modern
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/10/90
=750  \2$aLiterature, Modern$5IEN$0(DNLM)D008093

=LDR  00442cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362428502441
=005  20150404165948.0
=008  860211||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85077548 
=035  \\$aBZS7454NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aPN665$bPN694
=150  \\$aLiterature, Medieval
=450  \\$aEuropean literature$yMedieval, 500-1500
=450  \\$aMedieval literature
=750  \2$aLiterature, Medieval$5IEN$0(DNLM)D008092

=LDR  01630cz  a2200241n  4500
=001  9880362428602441
=005  20120730163423.0
=008  860227\|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85077507 
=035  \\$aBZS7413NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aPN45
=150  \\$aLiterature
=360  \\$iheadings of the type [topic] in literature, e.g.$aChildren in literature; Realism in literature;$ialso headings of the type [language] literature, e.g.$aSwahili literature;$ialso headings for national literatures, e.g.$aAmerican literature; Mexican literature;$ialso subdivision$aLiteratures$iunder names of countries, cities, etc.; and subdivision$aIn literature$iunder names of individual persons, families, corporate bodies, countries, cities, etc., and sacred works
=360  \\$iheadings of the type [topic] in literature,$ie.g.$aChildren in literature, Realism in literature;$ialso headings of the type [language] literature, e.g.$aSwahili literature;$ialso headings for national literatures, e.g.$aAmerican literature, Mexican literature;$ialso subdivision$aLiteratures$iunder names of countries, cities, etc.; and subdivision$aIn literature$iunder names of individual persons, families, corporate bodies, countries, cities, etc., and sacred works
=450  \\$aBelles-lettres
=450  \\$aWestern literature (Western countries)
=450  \\$aWorld literature
=550  \\$wg$aPhilology
=550  \\$aAuthors
=550  \\$aAuthorship
=680  \\$iHere are entered works dealing with literature in general, not limited to aesthetics, philosophy, history or any one aspect.
=750  \2$aLiterature$5IEN$0(DNLM)D008091

=LDR  00445cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362428702441
=005  20120730163423.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85077479 
=035  \\$aBZS7385LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQK495.S19$cBotany
=150  \\$aLitchi
=450  \\$aLeechee
=450  \\$aLichee
=450  \\$aLichi
=450  \\$aLychee
=550  \\$wg$aSapindaceae
=750  \2$aLitchi$5IEN$0(DNLM)D032125

=LDR  00694cz  a2200253n  4500
=001  9880362428802441
=005  20120730163423.0
=008  860211||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85077474 
=035  \\$aBZS7380NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRM666.L56
=150  \\$aLisuride
=450  \\$aDidehydromethylergolinyldiethylurea
=450  \\$aLysuride hydrogen maleate
=450  \\$aMethylergol carbamide
=550  \\$wg$aDopamine
=550  \\$wg$aDopamine$xAgonists
=550  \\$wg$aErgot alkaloids
=550  \\$wg$aHeterocyclic compounds
=550  \\$wg$aSerotonin$xAntagonists
=550  \\$wg$aUrea
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/10/90
=750  \2$aLisuride$5IEN$0(DNLM)D008090

=LDR  00526cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362428902441
=005  20110204095217.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85077461 
=035  \\$aBZS7367NU
=035  \\$ash 85077461
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aQR201.L7$cMicrobiology
=053  \\$aRC155$cInternal medicine
=150  \\$aListeriosis
=450  \\$aListerellosis
=450  \\$aListeria infections
=550  \\$wg$aGram-positive bacterial infections
=750  \2$aListeriosis$0(DNLM)D008088$5IEN

=LDR  00358cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362429002441
=005  20120730163423.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85077426 
=035  \\$aBZS7332LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQK495.M24
=150  \\$aLiriodendron
=550  \\$wg$aMagnoliaceae
=750  \2$aLiriodendron$5IEN$0(DNLM)D031567

=LDR  00525cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362429102441
=005  20120730163423.0
=008  860211||\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85077387 
=035  \\$aBZS7293NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aTP245.O9
=150  \\$aLiquid oxygen
=450  \\$aLOX (Liquid oxygen)
=450  \\$aOxygen, Liquid
=550  \\$wg$aExplosives
=550  \\$wg$aLiquefied gases
=550  \\$wg$aLiquid air
=550  \\$aOxygen at low temperatures
=750  \2$aOxygen$5IEN$0(DNLM)D010100

=LDR  00487cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362429202441
=005  20060622131310.0
=008  860211||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85077357 
=035  \\$aBZS7263NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aQC173.4.L55$cPhysics
=053  \\$aQD923$cCrystallography
=053  \\$aTA418.9.L54$cMaterials
=150  \\$aLiquid crystals
=450  \\$aCrystals, Liquid
=550  \\$wg$aLight sources
=750  \2$aLiquid Crystals$0(DNLM)D050866$5IEN

=LDR  00790cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880362429302441
=005  20120730163423.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85077354 
=035  \\$aBZS7260NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN$dIEN
=053  \\$aQD79.C454$cAnalytical chemistry
=053  \\$aQD272.C447$cOrganic chemistry
=053  \\$aQH324.9.L5$cBiology
=053  \\$aQP519.9.L55$cBiochemistry
=150  \\$aLiquid chromatography
=450  \\$aChromatography, Liquid$5IEN
=450  \\$aLiquid-liquid partition chromatography
=550  \\$wg$aChromatographic analysis
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Muller, W. LLPC : liquid-liquid partition chromatography of biopolymers, c1988.
=670  \\$aLC data base, 11-2-89.
=750  \2$aChromatography, Liquid$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002853

=LDR  00543cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362429402441
=005  20120730163412.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85076088 
=035  \\$aBZS5994NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \\$aRJ406.L4
=150  \\$aLeprosy in children
=550  \\$wg$aBacterial diseases in children
=750  \2$81$wb$aLeprosy$5IEN$0(DNLM)D007918
=750  \2$81$wb$aChild$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002648
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aLeprosy$iand$aChild$5IEN

=LDR  01120cz  a2200265n  4500
=001  9880362429502441
=005  20200731151706.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85076084
=035  \\$aBZS5990NU
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh 85076084
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQR201.L5$cBacteriology
=053  \0$aRA644.L3$cPublic health
=053  \0$aRC154$bRC154.9$cInternal medicine
=150  \\$aLeprosy
=450  \\$aHanseniasis
=450  \\$aHansen's disease
=450  \\$aHansen disease
=550  \\$wg$aMycobacterial diseases
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Leprosy x Hansen's Disease)
=670  \\$aAmericana, 2000:$bv. 17, p. 245 (Leprosy: In 1874 the leprosy bacillus was discovered by the Norwegian physician Gerhard Hansen, and the disease is sometimes popularly known as Hansen's disease though the term is not used by physicians.) v. 13, p. 779 (Hansen's disease: a communicable bacterial disease better known as leprosy)
=670  \\$aEncarta world Eng. dict.$b(leprosy)
=670  \\$aInter. dict. med. biol.$b(hanseniasis: a rarely used term for leprosy)
=750  \2$aLeprosy$5IEN$0(DNLM)D007918

=LDR  00551cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362429602441
=005  20120730163412.0
=008  041019i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85076067 
=035  \\$aBZS5973NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQL541$bQL562.6$cZoology
=150  \\$aLepidoptera
=450  \\$aLepidopterans
=450  \\$aMacrolepidoptera
=450  \\$aMicrolepidoptera
=550  \\$wg$aInsects
=670  \\$aBritannica Micro.$b(lepidopteran: member of the insect order Lepidoptera)
=750  \2$aLepidoptera$5IEN$0(DNLM)D007915

=LDR  00709cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362429702441
=005  20120730163412.0
=008  000816i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85076050 
=035  \\$aBZS5956NU
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh 85076050
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aLeprosy$xPatients
=450  \\$wnne$aLepers
=670  \\$aAmericana, 2000:$bv. 17, p. 245 (Leprosy: In 1874 the leprosy bacillus was discovered by the Norwegian physician Gerhard Hansen, and the disease is sometimes popularly known as Hansen's disease, though the term is not used by physicians. Also, because of the derogatory connotations associated with it, the term leper is not used.)
=750  \2$aLeprosy$5IEN$0(DNLM)D007918

=LDR  00347cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362429802441
=005  20120730163412.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
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=670  \\$aLead compounds, via Technology Transfer Network Air Toxics web site, Nov. 8, 2012$b(Large doses of some lead compounds have caused cancer in lab animals; lead is present in a variety of compounds such as lead acetate, lead chloride, lead chromate, lead nitrate, and lead oxide. Pure lead is insoluble in water; however, the lead compounds vary in solubility from insoluble to water soluble.)
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=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dWaU
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=053  \0$aQD412.L9$cOrganometallic chemistry
=150  \\$aLawrencium
=550  \\$wg$aTransplutonium elements
=670  \\$aHenderson, R.A. Chemical and nuclear properties of lawrencium (element 103) and hahnium (element 105), 1990.
=670  \\$aThe element lawrencium, via It's elemental website, Sept. 28, 2012$b(Lawrencium; Lr; Atomic Number: 103; Atomic Weight: 262; Element Classification: Metal; Period Number: 7; Group Number: 3; Group Name: Actinide; Radioactive and Artificially Produced; Lawrencium was created by four American scientists, Albert Ghiorso, Torbj�rn Sikkeland, Almon E. Larsh and Robert M. Latimer, in March, 1961)
=670  \\$aWikipedia, Sept. 28, 2012$b(Lawrencium is a radioactive synthetic chemical element with the symbol Lr (formerly Lw) and atomic number 103. In the periodic table of the elements, it is a period 7 d-block element and the last element of the actinide series. Chemistry experiments have confirmed that lawrencium behaves as the heavier homologue to lutetium and is chemically similar to other actinides. Lawrencium was first synthesized by the nuclear-physics team led by Albert Ghiorso on February 14, 1961, at the Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory of the University of California. Element category: actinide; sometimes considered a transition metal)
=670  \\$aWebElements.com, Sept. 28, 2012$b(lawrencium; Lr; lawrencium is a synthetic "rare earth metal" which does not occur in the environment.)
=670  \\$aLawrencium element facts, via Chemicool website, Sept. 28, 2012$b(Lawrencium was synthesized in 1961 by Albert Ghiorso, Torbj�rn Sikkeland, Almon Larsh and Robert Latimer at the Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory, California. It was the last member of the actinide series to be discovered; Lawrencium is an actinide metal; the symbol Lw was used originally, but in 1963 this was changed by The International Union of Pure and Applied Chemistry (IUPAC) to Lr; a synthetic, highly radioactive metal that has only been produced in miniscule amounts)
=670  \\$aSynthesis of element 103, via Flerov Laboratory of Nuclear Reactions website, Sept. 28, 2012$b(element 103; lawrencium is a chemical element in the periodic table that has the symbol Lr and atomic number 103)
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=035  \\$aBZS5208NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aLaw enforcement
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=001  9880362434002441
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=053  \0$aQK495.L25$cBotany
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=150  \\$aLavenders
=450  \\$aLavandula
=450  \\$wnne$aLavender (Plant)
=550  \\$wg$aLamiaceae
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Meunier, C. Lavandes et lavandins, c1985$b(Lavandula)
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=750  \2$aLavandula$5IEN$0(DNLM)D027523

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=053  \\$aQD305.A2
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=035  \\$aBZS4988NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aLaurence-Moon-Biedl syndrome
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=450  \\$aBiemond's syndrome
=450  \\$aLaurence-Biedl syndrome
=450  \\$aLaurence-Moon-Biedl-Bardet syndrome
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=450  \\$aJuniperus
=450  \\$aRedcedar
=450  \\$aSabina
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=670  \\$aHortus 3:$b(Juniperus; juniper)
=670  \\$aSPN:$b(Juniperus; juniper)
=670  \\$aInd. nom. gen. (plant):$b(Juniperus)
=670  \\$aDict. flow. ferns:$b(Juniperus; juniper)
=670  \\$aWeb. 3:$b(juniper: an evergreen shrub or tree of the genus: Juniperus)
=670  \\$aHowes, F.W. Dict. of useful and evryday plants, 1974:$b(juniper)
=670  \\$aNew Royal Hort. Soc. dict. of gard., 1992:$b(Juniperus; juniper)
=670  \\$aWyman's gard. encyc., 1986:$b(Juniperus; approx. 40 species of junipers)
=670  \\$aPLANTS database, Apr. 6, 2005:$b(Juniperus; family: Cupressaeceae; common name: juniper)
=670  \\$aITIS, via WWW, Apr. 6, 2005:$b(Juniperus; common names (English): juniper; redcedar)
=670  \\$aGRIN taxonomy for plants, via WWW, Mar. 13, 2008$b(Genus Juniperus. Family: Cupressaceae. Common name juniper. Synonym: Arceuthos. Probable synonym: Sabina)
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=550  \\$wg$aVeins
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=670  \\$aGRIN taxonomy for plants, via WWW, Nov. 16, 2006$b(Juglandaceae. Synonyms for family: Platycaryaceae, Pterocaryaceae)
=670  \\$aPlants database, via WWW, Nov. 16, 2006$b(Family Juglandaceae - Walnut family. Order Juglandales)
=670  \\$aMissouri Botanical Garden w{superscript 3]TROPICOS nomenclatural data base, via WWW, Nov. 16, 2006$b(Family Juglandaceae - Walnut Family)
=670  \\$aWatson, L. The families of flowering plants, via WWW, Nov. 16, 2006$b(Juglandaceae. Including Nuculaceae, Platycaryaceae, Pterocaryaceae)
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=150  \\$aJudicial process
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=001  9880362728902441
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=LDR  00893cz  a2200253n  4500
=001  9880362729202441
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=LDR  00380cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362729302441
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=LDR  00881cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880362729402441
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=LDR  00754cz  a2200241n  4500
=001  9880362729502441
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=LDR  00542cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362729602441
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=LDR  00417cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362729702441
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=550  \\$wg$aTongue
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=LDR  00344cz  a2200133n  4500
=001  9880362729802441
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=001  9880362729902441
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=LDR  00435cz  a2200157n  4500
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=LDR  00383cz  a2200157n  4500
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=LDR  01269cz  a2200265n  4500
=001  9880362730302441
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=450  \\$aBear-animalcules
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=450  \\$aMoss piglets
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=450  \\$aTardigrades
=450  \\$aWater bears
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=550  \\$wg$aInvertebrates
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=670  \\$aITIS, Sept. 1, 2004$b(Phylum Tardigrada -- tardigrades, water bears)
=670  \\$aThe American Heritage dictionary of the English language, via WWW, Sept. 1, 2004$b(tardigrade: Any of various slow-moving, microscopic invertebrates of the phylum Tardigrada, related to the arthropods and having four body segments and eight legs and living in water or damp moss. Also called water bear)
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=670  \\$aChemicool website, Mar. 12, 2013$b(Tantalum; transition metal; a rare, shiny, gray, dense metal. It is highly ductile and can be drawn into a thin wire; Tantalum is one of the five major refractory metals (metals with very high resistance to heat and wear). The other refractory metals are tungsten, molybdenum, rhenium and niobium.)
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=LDR  00392cz  a2200157n  4500
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=LDR  00526cz  a2200193n  4500
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=001  9880362731102441
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=LDR  00503cz  a2200193n  4500
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=LDR  05447cz  a2200337n  4500
=001  9880362731402441
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=450  \\$aCircumboreal forests
=450  \\$aCircumpolar boreal forests
=450  \\$aConiferous forests, Northern
=450  \\$aNorthern coniferous forests
=450  \\$aSubarctic forests
=450  \\$aTaiga
=550  \\$wg$aForests and forestry$zNorthern Hemisphere
=670  \\$aTowards sustainable management of the boreal forest, 2003:$bp. 1 (boreal forests) pp. 2-4 (the circumboreal forest is the most extensive terrestrial biome in the world, encompassing some 14 million km p2 (B or 32% of the Earth's forest cover; the definition of "boreal forest" differs among various jurisdictions and with the purpose of any particular mapping and tabulation exercise. In general, we could call the boreal zone those arctic, subarctic, or northern mid-latitude regions that are dominated by a cold climate and able to support only a few coniferous and broadleaf tree genera) p. 5 (open woodlands that constitute the forest-tundra transition zone and much of the boreal climatic region, a zone classified as "taiga" in Canada) p. 6 (The "boreal zone" is generally considered to include the Taiga Cordillera, Boreal Cordillera, Taiga Plains, Boreal Plains, Taiga Shield, Boreal Shield, and Hudson Plains) pp. 320-322 ("The Canadian boreal forest biome has been subdivided into six broad ecozones based on geological features, climate, and forest cover. 'Boreal' ecozones are dominantly forested and contain a mix of spruce, pine, fir, and poplar-birch forest whereas the more northerly, colder 'Taiga' ecozones are dominated by open black spruce-lichen taiga and wetland and contain productive closed forest only in favourable locations such as on alluvial flats ... Open taiga has longer fire cycles and generally smaller fires than occur in closed boreal forest ... mid-boreal forest, south of the taiga")
=670  \\$aMcGraw-Hill dict. of sci. and tech. terms, c2003$b(taiga [ECOL] A zone of forest vegetation encircling the Northern Hemisphere between the arctic-subarctic tundras in the north and the steppes, hardwood forests, and prairies in the south. Also known as boreal forest.)
=670  \\$aHenderson's dict. of biological terms, 2000$b(taiga: northern coniferous forest zone, esp. in Siberia, adjacent to tundra; boreal 1) appl. the northern coniferous forest growing in a band across the Northern Hemisphere, e.g. in North American and Siberia)
=670  \\$aRandom House Web. unabr. dict., c1997$b(taiga: the coniferous evergreen forests of subarctic lands, covering vast areas of northern North America and Eurasia)
=670  \\$aThe dict. of forestry, c1988$b(taiga: a subarctic, coniferous forest that is typically of open, slow-growing spruces, interspersed with bogs, and characteristic of Europe, Asia, and North America. Note: taiga forms a transition zone between the denser, boreal forests to the south and the tundra to the north and has a vegetation pattern that is closely related to the presence of permafrost and to fire history; boreal forest: the northern hemisphere, circumpolar, tundra forest type consisting primarily of black spruce and white spruce with balsam fir, birch, and aspen. Note: the boreal forest is the most extensive forest type in the world.)
=670  \\$aDictionnaire de la foresterie, c2000$b(boreal forest: one of the three main forest zones in the world; it is located in the northern regions and is characterized by the predominance of conifers; taiga: refers to a coniferous boreal forest. Often, this term is used to refer to the vegetation zone of transition between boreal forest and tundra. This vegetal formation corresponds to a forest-tundra.)
=670  \\$aA dict. of ecology, 1998$b(boreal forest: the circumpolar, subarctic forest of high northern latitudes that is dominated by conifers. To the north it is bounded by tundra and to the south by temperate, broad-leaved, deciduous forest, steppe, or semi-desert; taiga: the name applied by many authorities to the whole of the boreal forest, but by some only to the more open, parklike tracts along the northern fringe of the boreal forest, otherwise known as lichen woodland)
=670  \\$aThain, M. The Penguin dict. of biology, 2000$b(taiga: the northern coniferous forest or boreal forest that extends over vast areas of Russia, Scandinavia, and North America. Taiga is the Russian word for vegetation found in this biome)
=670  \\$aBlackwell's concise encyc. of ecology, 1999$b(taiga: a Russian term denoting a marshy, Siberian woodland and often used to denote the circumpolar boreal forest. However, it is also used to describe the ecotone zone between the boreal forest and the Arctic tundra; boreal forest: boreal forest, or taiga, is the world's largest vegetation formation, comprising coniferous forests that stretch around the Northern Hemisphere interrupted only by the North Atlantic Ocean and the Bering Strait. It forms a 1000-2000 km broad zone between treeless tundra in the north and either broad-leaved deciduous forests (in oceanic areas) or dry grasslands and semi-deserts (in continental areas) in the south)
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=450  \\$aTai ji quan
=450  \\$aTaichi
=450  \\$aTaijiquan
=550  \\$wg$aExercise
=670  \\$aEncarta world Eng. dict.$b(tai chi:  A Chinese form of physical exercise characterized by a series of very slow and deliberate balletic body movements)
=670  \\$aAmericana$b(tai chi chuan, commonly called tai chi)
=670  \\$aChang, H. Tai-ji fitness : its principles and basic training : the way to total fitness, c1990.
=670  \\$aOrawski, A. Taichi, 1992$b(Taichi)
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=053  \\$aQL391.P7
=150  \\$aTaenia
=550  \\$wg$aTaeniidae
=750  \2$aTaenia$5IEN$0(DNLM)D013621

=LDR  00416cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362731702441
=005  20120730163952.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85131850 
=035  \\$aBZY1756NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQP552.T33
=150  \\$aTachykinins
=450  \\$aNeurokinins
=550  \\$wg$aKinins
=550  \\$wg$aNeuropeptides
=750  \2$aTachykinins$5IEN$0(DNLM)D015320

=LDR  00359cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362731802441
=005  20080413141900.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85131847 
=035  \\$aBZY1753NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRC685.T33
=150  \\$aTachycardia
=550  \\$wg$aArrhythmia
=750  \2$aTachycardia$0(DNLM)D013610$5IEN

=LDR  00425cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362731902441
=005  20120730163952.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85131822 
=035  \\$aBZY1728NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aGN494$5IEN
=053  \\$aGN471.4
=150  \\$aTaboo
=550  \\$wg$aPurity, Ritual
=550  \\$wg$aReligion
=550  \\$aSacrilege
=750  \2$aTaboo$5IEN$0(DNLM)D013609

=LDR  00442cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362732002441
=005  20120730163951.0
=008  920330i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85131816 
=035  \\$aBZY1722NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aTableware
=450  \\$aDishes
=450  \\$aEating utensils
=550  \\$wg$aImplements, utensils, etc.
=550  \\$aCutlery
=750  \2$aCooking and Eating Utensils$5IEN$0(DNLM)D003297

=LDR  00369cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362732102441
=005  20120730163951.0
=008  860211||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85131814 
=035  \\$aBZY1720NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRS201.T2
=150  \\$aTablets (Medicine)
=550  \\$wg$aSolid dosage forms
=750  \2$aTablets$5IEN$0(DNLM)D013607

=LDR  00817cz   2200241n  4500
=001  9880362732202441
=005  20241022103349.0
=008  921201||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85131766
=035  \\$aBZY1672NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQR185.8.T2
=150  \\$aT cells
=450  \\$aT lymphocytes
=450  \\$aThymus-dependent cells
=450  \\$aThymus-dependent lymphocytes
=450  \\$aThymus-derived cells
=550  \\$wg$aLymphocytes
=670  \\$aMESH$b(T Lymphocytes)
=670  \\$aInter. dict. med. biol.$b(T lymphocyte. Also called T cell, thymus-dependent lymphocyte, thymus-dependent cell, thymus-derived cell)
=750  \2$aT-Lymphocytes$5IEN$0(DNLM)D013601
=750  \2$iNarrower mapping$aMemory T Cells$0(DNLM)D000091246$4NM$5IEN-M
=930  \\$aMeSH Mapping GN 2024/10/08

=LDR  00527cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362732302441
=005  20120730163951.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85131748 
=035  \\$aBZY1654NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aSystemic scleroderma
=450  \\$aProgressive systemic sclerosis
=450  \\$aScleroderma, Systemic
=450  \\$aSclerosis, Progressive systemic
=450  \\$aSystemic sclerosis
=550  \\$wg$aCollagen diseases
=750  \2$aScleroderma, Systemic$5IEN$0(DNLM)D012595

=LDR  00528cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362732402441
=005  20120730163951.0
=008  930928||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85131743 
=035  \\$aBZY1649NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQ295
=150  \\$aSystem theory
=450  \\$aSystems science
=450  \\$aSystems theory$5IEN
=450  \\$aSystems, Theory of
=550  \\$wg$aScience$xPhilosophy
=670  \\$aLC data base, 3/30/93$b(Systems science)
=750  \2$aSystems Theory$5IEN$0(DNLM)D013598

=LDR  00609cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880362732502441
=005  20200827174327.0
=008  860211||\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85131733
=035  \\$aBZY1639NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQA402$bQA402.37$cMathematics
=053  \0$aT57.6$bT57.97$cIndustrial engineering
=150  \\$aSystem analysis
=450  \\$aNetwork analysis
=450  \\$aNetwork science
=450  \\$aNetwork theory
=450  \\$aSystems analysis
=550  \\$wg$aSystem theory
=550  \\$aMathematical optimization
=750  \2$aSystems Analysis$5IEN$0(DNLM)D013597

=LDR  00403cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362732602441
=005  20120730163951.0
=008  940404i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85131723 
=035  \\$aBZY1629NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRC406.S9
=150  \\$aSyringomyelia
=550  \\$wg$aSpinal cord$xDiseases
=550  \\$aSyringobulbia
=750  \2$aSyringomyelia$5IEN$0(DNLM)D013595

=LDR  00316cz  a2200133n  4500
=001  9880362732702441
=005  20120730163951.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|n\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85131721 
=035  \\$aBZY1627NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRD73.S9
=150  \\$aSyringes
=750  \2$aSyringes$5IEN$0(DNLM)D013594

=LDR  00455cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362732802441
=005  20120730163950.0
=008  060829i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85131688 
=035  \\$aBZY1594NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aRC201.3
=150  \\$aSyphilis, Congenital, hereditary, and infantile
=550  \\$wg$aCommunicable diseases in newborn infants
=550  \\$wg$aSyphilis
=750  \2$aSyphilis, Congenital$5IEN$0(DNLM)D013590

=LDR  00567cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362732902441
=005  20120730163950.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85131679 
=035  \\$aBZY1585NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRC201$bRC201.9
=150  \\$aSyphilis
=360  \\$isubdivision$aSyphilis$iunder individual organs and regions of the body, e.g.$aHeart--Syphilis
=450  \\$aTreponemal pallidum infection
=550  \\$wg$aSexually transmitted diseases
=550  \\$wg$aTreponematoses
=750  \2$aSyphilis$5IEN$0(DNLM)D013587

=LDR  00484cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362733002441
=005  20120730163950.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85131672 
=035  \\$aBZY1578NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aSynthetic prostaglandins E
=450  \\$aProstaglandin E analogs
=450  \\$aProstaglandins E, Synthetic$5IEN
=550  \\$wg$aProstaglandins E
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/19/90
=750  \2$aProstaglandins E, Synthetic$5IEN$0(DNLM)D011459

=LDR  00904cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362733102441
=005  20120730163950.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85131651 
=035  \\$aBZY1557NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dTNJ$dDLC
=053  \0$aRC280.S9
=150  \\$aSynovioma
=450  \\$aSynovial sarcoma
=450  \\$aSynovialoma
=550  \\$wg$aSarcoma
=550  \\$wg$aSynovial membranes$xTumors
=670  \\$aBarco, R. Molecular mechanisms of synovial sarcoma development, 2007.
=670  \\$aEncyclopedia Brittanica online, viewed Sept. 8, 2009:$bjoint disease (Synoviomas, or synovial sarcomas, are malignant tumours that arise in the tissues around the joints) sarcoma (Tumour of connective tissue (also called mesoderma, or mesenchymal, cells). This form of cancer is one of the more common malignancies among children)
=750  \2$aSarcoma, Synovial$5IEN$0(DNLM)D013584

=LDR  00593cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880362733202441
=005  20120730163950.0
=008  860211||\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85131649 
=035  \\$aBZY1555NU
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh 85131649
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aSynovial membranes
=450  \\$aSynovial membrane
=450  \\$aSynovium
=550  \\$wg$aJoints
=550  \\$wg$aMembranes (Biology)
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Synovial membrane x Synovium)
=670  \\$aDorland's med. dict.
=670  \\$aMosby's med. dict.
=750  \2$aSynovial Membrane$5IEN$0(DNLM)D013583

=LDR  00861cz  a2200241n  4500
=001  9880362733302441
=005  20120730163950.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85131647 
=035  \\$aBZY1553NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aSynovial fluid
=450  \\$aArticular serum
=450  \\$aJoint fluid
=450  \\$wnne$aSynovia
=550  \\$wg$aBody fluids
=550  \\$wg$aSynovial membranes
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Ber�ezkin, A.G. Sinovial�na�i�a zhidkost� sustavov konechnoste�i mlekopita�i�ushchikh, 1987.
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Synovial fluid)
=670  \\$aNIH$b(Skeletal system, Synovial fluid)
=670  \\$aIntl. dict. med. biol.$b(Synovia: also called synovial fluid, articular serum)
=670  \\$aLC data base, 7/24/89$b(Synovial fluid; joint fluid)
=750  \2$aSynovial Fluid$5IEN$0(DNLM)D013582

=LDR  00550cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362733402441
=005  20120611100121.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85131630 
=035  \\$aBZY1536NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=150  \\$aSyndromes in children
=450  \\$aPediatric syndromes
=550  \\$wg$aChildren$xDiseases
=750  \2$81$wb$aSyndrome$0(DNLM)D013577$5IEN-M
=750  \2$81$wb$aChild$0(DNLM)D002048$5IEN-M
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aSyndrome$iand$aChild$5IEN

=LDR  00427cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362733502441
=005  20120611095133.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85131629 
=035  \\$aBZY1535NU
=035  \\$ash 85131629
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aRC69
=150  \\$aSyndromes
=550  \\$wg$aDiseases
=550  \\$wg$aPathology
=550  \\$wg$aSymptoms
=750  \2$aSyndrome$0(DNLM)D013577$5IEN

=LDR  00363cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362733602441
=005  20120730163950.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85131622 
=035  \\$aBZY1528NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=150  \\$aSyncope (Pathology)
=450  \\$aFainting
=550  \\$wg$aLoss of consciousness
=750  \2$aSyncope$5IEN$0(DNLM)D013575

=LDR  00399cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362733702441
=005  20120730163950.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85131613 
=035  \\$aBZY1519NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aQC787.S9
=150  \\$aSynchrotrons
=450  \\$wnne$aSynchrotron
=550  \\$wg$aParticle accelerators
=750  \2$aSynchrotrons$5IEN$0(DNLM)D017356

=LDR  00328cz  a2200133n  4500
=001  9880362733802441
=005  20120730163950.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85131601 
=035  \\$aBZY1507LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aSynbranchidae
=450  \\$aSwamp eels
=750  \2$aSmegmamorpha$5IEN$0(DNLM)D023701

=LDR  00439cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362733902441
=005  20120730163950.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85131594 
=035  \\$aBZY1500NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQL931$cComparative anatomy
=053  \\$aQM471$cHuman anatomy
=053  \\$aQP363$cPhysiology
=150  \\$aSynaptosomes
=550  \\$aSynapses
=750  \2$aSynaptosomes$5IEN$0(DNLM)D013574

=LDR  00482cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362734002441
=005  20120730163950.0
=008  860211||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85131591 
=035  \\$aBZY1497NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQP364
=150  \\$aSynapses
=550  \\$wg$aNerve endings
=550  \\$wg$aNerves
=550  \\$wg$aNeural circuitry
=550  \\$wg$aNeural transmission
=550  \\$aSynaptosomes
=750  \2$aSynapses$5IEN$0(DNLM)D013569

=LDR  01051cz  a2200337n  4500
=001  9880362734102441
=005  20120730163950.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85131555 
=035  \\$aBZY1461NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aRC69
=150  \\$aSymptoms
=450  \\$aClinical signs
=450  \\$aDisease symptoms
=450  \\$aDiseases$xSymptoms
=450  \\$wnne$aSemiology
=450  \\$aSemiology (Medicine)
=450  \\$aSigns and symptoms
=450  \\$aSigns, Clinical
=450  \\$wnne$aSymptomatology
=450  \\$aSymptomology
=550  \\$wg$aDiseases
=550  \\$aDiagnosis
=670  \\$aHayes, P.C. Colour atlas of clinical signs, 1990.
=670  \\$aDorland's med. dict.$b(sign: objective evidence/symptom of disease)
=670  \\$aStedman's med. dict.$b(sign: objective evidence/symptom of disease)
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Signs and symptoms)
=670  \\$aReaders' guide$b(Symptoms, see Diagnosis)
=670  \\$aRandom House$b(symptom)
=750  \2$aSigns and Symptoms$5IEN$0(DNLM)D012816

=LDR  00408cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362734202441
=005  20120730163949.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85131548 
=035  \\$aBZY1454NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN$dIEN
=053  \\$aRG791
=150  \\$aSymphyseotomy
=450  \\$aSymphysiotomy$5IEN
=550  \\$wg$aObstetrics$xSurgery
=750  \2$aSymphysiotomy$5IEN$0(DNLM)D013567

=LDR  00595cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880362734302441
=005  20120730163949.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85131450 
=035  \\$aBZY1356NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRM323.6
=150  \\$aSympathomimetic agents
=450  \\$aAdrenergic activators
=450  \\$aAdrenergic agents
=450  \\$aAdrenomimetics
=450  \\$aSympathetic transmitter releasers
=450  \\$aSympathomimetics
=550  \\$wg$aAutonomic drugs
=550  \\$wg$aBiomimetics
=750  \2$aSympathomimetics$5IEN$0(DNLM)D013566

=LDR  00710cz  a2200253n  4500
=001  9880362734402441
=005  20120730163949.0
=008  860211||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85131449 
=035  \\$aBZY1355NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRM323.5
=150  \\$aSympatholytic agents
=450  \\$aAdrenergic blocking agents
=450  \\$aAdrenergic inhibitors
=450  \\$aAdrenolytic agents
=450  \\$aAdrenolytics
=450  \\$aAntiadrenergic agents
=450  \\$aAntiadrenergics
=450  \\$aSympathetic blocking agents
=450  \\$aSympatholytics
=550  \\$wg$aAutonomic drugs
=550  \\$wg$aGanglionic blocking agents
=750  \2$aSympatholytics$5IEN$0(DNLM)D013565

=LDR  00394cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362734502441
=005  20120730163949.0
=008  871219i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85131447 
=035  \\$a(OCoLC)02162615
=035  \\$aBZY1353NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aSympathectomy
=550  \\$wg$aSympathetic nervous system$xSurgery
=750  \2$aSympathectomy$5IEN$0(DNLM)D013562

=LDR  00494cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362734602441
=005  20120730163949.0
=008  860211||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85131411 
=035  \\$aBZY1317NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aBF175.5.S95$cPsychoanalysis
=053  \\$aBF458$cPsychology
=150  \\$aSymbolism (Psychology)
=450  \\$aSymbolism in psychology
=550  \\$wg$aPsychoanalysis
=550  \\$wg$aPsychology
=750  \2$aSymbolism$5IEN$0(DNLM)D013561

=LDR  00904cz  a2200241n  4500
=001  9880362734702441
=005  20120730163949.0
=008  050408i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85131408 
=035  \\$aBZY1314NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aBF1623.S9$cOccult sciences
=053  \0$aBL600$bBL620$cComparative religion
=053  \0$aBV150$bBV165$cChristian
=053  \0$aCB475$cCivilization
=150  \\$aSymbolism
=360  \\$isubdivision$aSymbolic representation$iunder names of countries, cities, etc.; also subdivision$aSymbolism$iunder names of individual persons; and subdivision$aSymbolic aspects$iunder individual organs and regions of the body, e.g.$aHeart--Symbolic aspects
=450  \\$aRepresentation, Symbolic
=450  \\$aSymbolic representation
=550  \\$wg$aMythology
=550  \\$aEmblems
=550  \\$aSigns and symbols
=750  \2$aSymbolism$5IEN$0(DNLM)D013561

=LDR  00414cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362734802441
=005  20120730163949.0
=008  940322i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85131402 
=035  \\$aBZY1308NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQH548$bQH548.3
=150  \\$aSymbiosis
=450  \\$aConsortism
=550  \\$wg$aBiology
=550  \\$aSymbiogenesis
=750  \2$aSymbiosis$5IEN$0(DNLM)D013559

=LDR  00350cz  a2200133n  4500
=001  9880362734902441
=005  20120730163949.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85131255 
=035  \\$aBZY1161NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aSwine erysipelas
=450  \\$aDiamond skin disease
=750  \2$aSwine Erysipelas$5IEN$0(DNLM)D013554

=LDR  00452cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362735002441
=005  20120730163949.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|n\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85131240 
=035  \\$aBZY1146NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aSF971$bSF977
=150  \\$aSwine$xDiseases
=360  \\$iindividual diseases, e.g.$aClassical swine fever
=360  \\$ispecific diseases, e.g.$aHog cholera
=750  \2$aSwine Diseases$5IEN$0(DNLM)D013553

=LDR  01886cz  a2200361n  4500
=001  9880362735102441
=005  20130916095707.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85131235 
=035  \\$aBZY1141NU
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC$dDLC$dMnMHCL$dWaU
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=053  \\$aRM171.5$cBlood transfusion
=150  \\$aBlood coagulation factors
=450  \\$aBlood$xCoagulation factors
=450  \\$aCoagulation factors
=550  \\$wg$aBlood proteins
=550  \\$wg$aProteolytic enzymes
=670  \\$aNew trends in haemostasis : coagulation proteins, endothelium, and tissue factors, c1990.
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Blood coagulation factors x Coagulation factors)
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=001  9880362036302441
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=010  \\$ash 85014974 
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=450  \\$aFibrin stabilizing factor
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=550  \\$wg$aBlood coagulation factors
=550  \\$aTransglutaminases
=670  \\$aMeSH browser, Mar. 15, 2006$b(Factor XIII. Entry terms: Coagulation Factor XIII, Fibrin Stabilizing Factor, Laki-Lorand Factor, Blood Coagulation Factor XIII)
=750  \2$aFactor XIII$5IEN$0(DNLM)D005176

=LDR  01465cz  a2200241n  4500
=001  9880362036402441
=005  20120730162552.0
=008  060224i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85014972 
=035  \\$aBZL4878NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
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=450  \\$aAntihemophilic factor
=450  \\$aFactor VIII (Blood coagulation)
=450  \\$aHemophilic factor A
=450  \\$aPlatelet cofactor I
=450  \\$aThromboplastinogen
=550  \\$wg$aBlood coagulation factors
=670  \\$aInter. dict. med. biol.$b(Factor VIII. Also called antihemophilic factor, hemophilic factor A, platelet cofactor I)
=670  \\$aMeSH browser, Mar. 10, 2006 (Factor VIII, entry terms: Antihemophilic Factor, Blood Coagulation Factor VIII, Thrompoplastinogen. Scope note: Antihemophilic factor that is part of the factor VIII/von Willibrand factor complex. Factor VIII is produced in the liver and acts in the intrinsic pathway of blood coagulation)
=670  \\$aWikipedia, Mar. 14, 2006 (Factor VIII is an essential  clotting factor. The lack of normal FVIII causes hemophilia A, an inherited bleeding disorder. FVIII is a glycoprotein procofactor synthesized and released into the bloodstream by the liver. In the circulating blood, it is mainly bound to von Willebrand factor (vWF, also known as Factor VIII-related antigen) to form a stable complex.)
=750  \2$aFactor VIII$5IEN$0(DNLM)D005169

=LDR  00485cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362036502441
=005  20120730162552.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85014971 
=035  \\$aBZL4877NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aBlood cholesterol
=450  \\$aSerum cholesterol
=550  \\$wg$aBlood lipids
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=550  \\$aHypercholesteremia
=690  \\$ar:AMD:6/20/90
=750  \2$aCholesterol$xblood$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002784Q000097

=LDR  00615cz  a2200241n  4500
=001  9880362036602441
=005  20120730162552.0
=008  871218||\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85014968 
=035  \\$a(OCoLC)02091210
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=053  \\$aQP94$bQP97.5
=150  \\$aBlood cells
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=450  \\$aCorpuscles, Blood
=450  \\$aHaemocytes
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=550  \\$wg$aCells
=750  \2$aBlood Cells$5IEN$0(DNLM)D001773

=LDR  00402cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362036702441
=005  20090216091843.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85014967 
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=150  \\$aBlood cell count
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=550  \\$wg$aBlood$xExamination
=550  \\$wg$aBlood cells
=750  \2$aBlood Cell Count$0(DNLM)D001772$5IEN

=LDR  00737cz  a2200253n  4500
=001  9880362036802441
=005  20120730162552.0
=008  860211||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85014964 
=035  \\$aBZL4870NU
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=450  \\$aBrain-blood barrier
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=450  \\$aHematoencephalic barrier
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=550  \\$wg$aCerebrospinal fluid
=550  \\$aChoroid plexus
=690  \\$ar:AMD:6/1/90
=750  \2$aBlood-Brain Barrier$5IEN$0(DNLM)D001812

=LDR  00695cz  a2200241n  4500
=001  9880362036902441
=005  20120730162552.0
=008  930701i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85014961 
=035  \\$aBZL4867NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRM172
=150  \\$aBlood banks
=450  \\$aBanked blood
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=550  \\$wg$aTissue banks
=550  \\$aBlood$xTransfusion
=550  \\$aBlood$xTransportation
=550  \\$aBloodmobiles
=670  \\$aLC data base, 3/22/93.
=670  \\$aGibbs. Guidelines for org. ... blood transfusion service ... 1992.
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=LDR  00895cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362037002441
=005  20161215100013.0
=008  860211||\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85014959
=035  \\$aBZL4865NU
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC$dWaElC
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=670  \\$aEvaluation of Maine's lower BAC limits for convicted OUI offenders, 2005:$balternate title (Evaluation of Maine's lower blood alcohol concentration limits)
=670  \\$aFoss, R.D. Evaluation of the effects of North Carolina's 0.08% BAC laws, 1998:$balternate title (Evaluation of the effects of North Carolina's 0.08% blood alcohol concentration laws)
=750  \2$aBlood Alcohol Content$0(DNLM)D000067401$5IEN

=LDR  00485cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362037102441
=005  20120730162552.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85014954 
=035  \\$aBZL4860NU
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=450  \\$aFetal transfusion
=450  \\$aIntrauterine blood transfusion
=550  \\$wg$aFetus$xDiseases
=690  \\$ar:AMD:6/12/90
=750  \2$aBlood Transfusion, Intrauterine$5IEN$0(DNLM)D001805

=LDR  01089cz  a2200265n  4500
=001  9880362037202441
=005  20120730162552.0
=008  920305||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85014953 
=035  \\$aBZL4859NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRM172.7
=150  \\$aBlood$xTransfusion, Autologous
=450  \\$aAutologous blood transfusion
=450  \\$aAutoreinfusion of blood
=450  \\$aAutotransfusion of blood
=450  \\$aBlood$xAutologous blood transfusion
=450  \\$aBlood$xAutotransfusion
=670  \\$aWork cat.: International Autotransfusion Symposium (1st : 1980 : Baltimore, Md.). Autotransfusion : proceedings ... c1981.
=670  \\$aMESH$b(See Blood transfusion, Autologous)
=670  \\$aDorland's med. dict.$b(Autotransfusion: "Reinfusion of patient's own blood" (in surgery or hemorrhage))
=670  \\$aGould med. dict.$b(Autotransfusion)
=670  \\$aStedman's med. dict.$b(Autotransfusion; syn. Autoreinfusion)
=670  \\$aNIH$b(See Blood transfusion, Autotransfusion)
=750  \2$aBlood Transfusion, Autologous$5IEN$0(DNLM)D001804

=LDR  00866cz  a2200301n  4500
=001  9880362037302441
=005  20120730162552.0
=008  050302i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85014949 
=035  \\$aBZL4855NU
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=150  \\$aBlood$xTransfusion
=450  \\$aBlood transfusion
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=450  \\$aHemotherapy
=450  \\$aTransfusion medicine
=450  \\$aTransfusion of blood
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=450  \\$aTransfusion therapy, Blood
=550  \\$wg$aSurgery
=550  \\$aBlood banks
=550  \\$aBlood groups
=550  \\$aHospitals$xTransfusion committees
=550  \\$aTransfusion-free surgery
=670  \\$aModern transfusion therapy, 1989.
=670  \\$aLC database, Jan. 10, 1990.
=750  \2$aBlood Transfusion$5IEN$0(DNLM)D001803

=LDR  00698cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880362037402441
=005  20120730162551.0
=008  930203||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85014948 
=035  \\$aBZL4854NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aBlood$xSedimentation
=450  \\$aBlood sedimentation
=450  \\$aErythrocyte sedimentation
=450  \\$aErythrocyte sedimentation rate
=450  \\$aErythrocytes$xSedimentation
=450  \\$aESR (Hematology)
=550  \\$wg$aBlood$xExamination
=670  \\$aChizhevskii, A.L. Biofizicheskie mekhanizmy reaktsii osedaniia eritrotsitov, 1980.
=670  \\$aLC BIBL file, 12/19/89
=750  \2$aBlood Sedimentation$5IEN$0(DNLM)D001799

=LDR  00608cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362037502441
=005  20120730162551.0
=008  040901i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85014942 
=035  \\$aBZL4848NU
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=450  \\$aHemofiltration
=550  \\$wg$aFilters and filtration
=550  \\$wg$aHemodynamics
=550  \\$aHemodialysis
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Blood filtration and blood cell deformability, 1985.
=670  \\$aNIH$b(Blood treatment, Blood filters)
=750  \2$aHemofiltration$5IEN$0(DNLM)D006440

=LDR  00915cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880362037602441
=005  20120730162551.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85014941 
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=681  \\$iNote under$aBlood--Analysis
=750  \2$aHematologic Tests$5IEN$0(DNLM)D006403

=LDR  00545cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362037702441
=005  20120730162551.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85014939 
=035  \\$aBZL4845NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aRC633$bRC647
=150  \\$aBlood$xDiseases
=450  \\$aClinical hematology
=450  \\$aHematologic diseases
=550  \\$aHematology
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Hematologic diseases)
=670  \\$aMazza. Manual of clinical hematology, 1992.
=750  \2$aHematologic Diseases$5IEN$0(DNLM)D006402

=LDR  00619cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362037802441
=005  20120730162550.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85014938 
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=550  \\$wg$aPreservation of organs, tissues, etc.
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=750  \2$aBlood Specimen Collection$5IEN-M$0(DNLM)D001800

=LDR  00739cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880362037902441
=005  20120730162550.0
=008  871218i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85014937 
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=670  \\$aLC data base, 03/13/91$b(Coagulation disorders; coagulopathies)
=670  \\$aNIH$b(Blood coagulation disorders)
=750  \2$aBlood Coagulation Disorders$5IEN$0(DNLM)D001778

=LDR  00733cz  a2200241n  4500
=001  9880362038002441
=005  20120730162550.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85014936 
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=670  \\$aIntl. dict. med. biol.$b(Coagulation: The precipitation of fibrin from blood or plasma; clotting)
=750  \2$aBlood Coagulation$5IEN$0(DNLM)D001777

=LDR  00663cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880362038102441
=005  20120730162550.0
=008  860211||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
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=450  \\$aExtracorporeal perfusion
=690  \\$ar:AMD:6/28/90
=750  \2$aExtracorporeal Circulation$5IEN$0(DNLM)D005112

=LDR  00550cz   2200181n  4500
=001  9880362038202441
=005  20220810163339.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
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=750  \2$iNarrower mapping$aReturn of Spontaneous Circulation$0(DNLM)D000084102$4NM$5IEN-M

=LDR  00352cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362038302441
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=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85014930 
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=450  \\$aBuffy coat
=750  \2$aBlood Buffy Coat$0(DNLM)D058621$5IEN

=LDR  01039cz  a2200253n  4500
=001  9880362038402441
=005  20120730162550.0
=008  920305||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85014929 
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=450  \\$aBlood$xChemistry
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=680  \\$iHere are entered works on the physicochemical analysis of serum or plasma, and on the diagnostic significance of the results. Works on the examination of the formed elements of the blood by microscopic and other techniques, and on the diagnostic significance of the results, are entered under$aBlood--Examination.
=681  \\$iNote under$aBlood--Examination
=750  \2$aBlood Chemical Analysis$5IEN$0(DNLM)D001774

=LDR  00607cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880362038502441
=005  20120730162550.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
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=053  \\$aQR185$cImmunology
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=450  \\$aIsoagglutination
=450  \\$aIsohemagglutination
=450  \\$aSludged blood
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=550  \\$aBlood groups
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/3/90
=750  \2$aHemagglutination$5IEN$0(DNLM)D006384

=LDR  00376cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362038602441
=005  20120730162550.0
=008  051209||\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
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=150  \\$aBlood
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=LDR  00685cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362038702441
=005  20120730162550.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85014896 
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=550  \\$wg$aSkin$xDiseases
=670  \\$aMeSH browser, Nov. 1, 2006$b(Blister. Entry terms: Bulla, Vesication, Bleb, Bullae, Bullous Lesion. Scope note: Visible accumulations of fluid within or beneath the epidermis)
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=LDR  00382cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362038802441
=005  20120730162549.0
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=010  \\$ash 85014886 
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=450  \\$aAmaurosis
=550  \\$wg$aVision disorders
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=LDR  00362cz  a2200133n  4500
=001  9880362038902441
=005  20120730162549.0
=008  940322i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85014884 
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=LDR  00870cz  a2200241n  4500
=001  9880362039002441
=005  20080320094139.0
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=670  \\$aWikipedia, July 11, 2006$b(deafblind people; deafblindness)
=670  \\$aLC database, July 11, 2006$b(deafblind)
=670  \\$aGoogle search, July 11, 2006$b(deafblind people; deaf-blind people; blind-deaf people)
=688  \\$aHeading changed 20060817 from: 150:##:_{dollar}a Blind-deaf
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=LDR  00416cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362039102441
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=010  \\$ash 85014857 $zsh 85014858 
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=LDR  00355cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362039202441
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=010  \\$ash 85014854 
=035  \\$aBZL4760LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
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=150  \\$aBlighia
=550  \\$wg$aSapindaceae
=750  \2$aBlighia$5IEN$0(DNLM)D032124

=LDR  00377cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362039302441
=005  20120730162549.0
=008  940124i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85014843 
=035  \\$aBZL4749NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aBlepharoptosis
=450  \\$aPtosis, Eyelid
=550  \\$wg$aEyelids$xDiseases
=750  \2$aBlepharoptosis$5IEN$0(DNLM)D001763

=LDR  00486cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362039402441
=005  20120730162549.0
=008  920330i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85014842 
=035  \\$aBZL4748NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRD119.5.E94
=150  \\$aBlepharoplasty
=550  \\$wg$aEyelids$xSurgery
=550  \\$wg$aOphthalmic plastic surgery
=750  \2$aBlepharoptosis$xsurgery$5IEN$0(DNLM)D001763Q000601
=750  \2$aBlepharoplasty$5IEN$0(DNLM)D019882

=LDR  00621cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880362039502441
=005  20120730162549.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85014840 
=035  \\$aBZL4746NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRC271.B57$cCancer therapy
=053  \\$aRM666.B$cPharmacology
=053  \\$aRS431.B55$cPharmacy
=150  \\$aBleomycin
=450  \\$aBleomycins$5IEN
=550  \\$wg$aAntineoplastic antibiotics
=550  \\$wg$aGlycopeptide antibiotics
=550  \\$wg$aImmunosuppressive agents
=550  \\$wg$aPolycyclic compounds
=750  \2$aBleomycin$5IEN$0(DNLM)D001761

=LDR  00340cz  a2200133n  4500
=001  9880362039602441
=005  20110317090950.0
=008  860211||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85014825 
=035  \\$aBZL4731NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aBleaching materials
=550  \\$wg$aChemicals
=750  \2$aBleaching Agents$0(DNLM)D057886$5IEN

=LDR  00405cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362039702441
=005  20120730162548.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85014814 
=035  \\$aBZL4720LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQL505.7.B48
=150  \\$aBlattellidae
=550  \\$wg$aCockroaches
=670  \\$aSyn. liv. org.:$bv. 2, p.347.
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=LDR  00823cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880362039802441
=005  20120730162548.0
=008  920204i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85014805 
=035  \\$aBZL4711NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQR201.B55$cMicrobiology
=053  \\$aRC122.B6$cInternal medicine
=150  \\$aBlastomycosis
=450  \\$aChicago disease
=450  \\$aGilchrist's disease
=450  \\$aGilchrist's mycosis
=450  \\$aNorth American blastomycosis
=550  \\$wg$aSystemic mycoses
=670  \\$aDorland's med. dict.$b(also called Chicago disease; Gilchrist's disease)
=670  \\$aInter. dict. med. biol.$b(blastomycosis, also called Chicago disease, Gilchrist's disease, North American blastomycosis, Gilchrist's mycosis)
=750  \2$aBlastomycosis$5IEN$0(DNLM)D001759

=LDR  00466cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362039902441
=005  20120730162548.0
=008  930106||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85014802 
=035  \\$aBZL4708NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aBlastoderm
=450  \\$aBlastoderma
=450  \\$aGerminal membrane
=450  \\$aMembrane, Germinal
=550  \\$wg$aBlastula
=550  \\$wg$aEmbryonic stem cells
=750  \2$aBlastoderm$5IEN$0(DNLM)D001756

=LDR  00354cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362040002441
=005  20070511085439.0
=008  860211||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85014801 
=035  \\$aBZL4707NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aBlastocyst
=550  \\$wg$aPlacenta
=550  \\$aBlastula
=750  \2$aBlastocyst$0(DNLM)D001755$5IEN

=LDR  00345cz  a2200133n  4500
=001  9880362040102441
=005  20090422092851.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85014800 
=035  \\$aBZL4706LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aBlastocladiales
=550  \\$wg$aChytridiomycetes
=750  \2$aBlastocladiomycota$0(DNLM)D055133$5IEN

=LDR  00454cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362040202441
=005  20120730162548.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85014741 
=035  \\$aBZL4647NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aBladder exstrophy
=450  \\$aEctopia vesicae
=450  \\$aExstrophy of the bladder
=550  \\$wg$aBladder$xAbnormalities
=690  \\$ar:AMD:6/1/90
=750  \2$aBladder Exstrophy$5IEN$0(DNLM)D001746

=LDR  00343cz  a2200133n  4500
=001  9880362040302441
=005  20070419143031.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|n\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85014738 
=035  \\$aBZL4644NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRD670
=150  \\$aBladder$xTumors
=750  \2$aUrinary Bladder Neoplasms$0(DNLM)D001749$5IEN

=LDR  00553cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880362040402441
=005  20120730162548.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85014731 
=035  \\$aBZL4637NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aRC921.C9$cGeneral
=053  \0$aRG485.C9$cGynecology
=150  \\$aCystitis
=450  \\$wnne$aBladder$xInflammation
=550  \\$wg$aBladder$xDiseases
=550  \\$wg$aInflammation
=670  \\$aMESH.
=670  \\$aHennepin.
=670  \\$aRandom House.
=750  \2$aCystitis$5IEN$0(DNLM)D003556

=LDR  00573cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362040502441
=005  20070514083647.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85014730 
=035  \\$aBZL4636LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aRG485.C94$cUrogynecology
=150  \\$aCystocele
=450  \\$wnne$aBladder$xHernia
=450  \\$aVesicocele
=550  \\$wg$aBladder$xDiseases
=550  \\$wg$aHernia
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Bladder-Diseases x Cystocele)
=670  \\$aGould med. dict.$b(Cystocele; vesicocele)
=750  \2$aCystocele$0(DNLM)D052858$5IEN

=LDR  00466cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362040602441
=005  20070419142134.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|n\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85014727 
=035  \\$aBZL4633NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRC919$bRC923$cGeneral
=053  \\$aRG484$bRG485$cGynecologic urology
=150  \\$aBladder$xDiseases
=681  \\$iExample under$aUrinary organs--Diseases
=750  \2$aUrinary Bladder Diseases$0(DNLM)D001745$5IEN

=LDR  00562cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880362040702441
=005  20070419141846.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85014726 
=035  \\$aBZL4632NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRC921.V4
=150  \\$aBladder$xCalculi
=450  \\$aBladder calculi
=450  \\$aBladder stones
=450  \\$aCystoliths
=450  \\$aVesical calculi
=450  \\$aVesical stones
=550  \\$wg$aBladder$xDiseases
=550  \\$wg$aCalculi
=750  \2$aUrinary Bladder Calculi$0(DNLM)D001744$5IEN

=LDR  00444cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362040802441
=005  20070419141926.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85014724 
=035  \\$aBZL4630NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQL872$cComparative anatomy
=053  \\$aQM411$cHuman anatomy
=150  \\$aBladder
=450  \\$aUrinary bladder
=550  \\$wg$aUrinary organs
=750  \2$aUrinary Bladder$0(DNLM)D001743$5IEN

=LDR  00448cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362040902441
=005  20120730162548.0
=008  940124i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85014715 
=035  \\$aBZL4621NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aBlackwater fever
=450  \\$aFever, Hemoglobinuric
=450  \\$aHemoglobinuric fever
=550  \\$wg$aLeptospirosis
=550  \\$wg$aMalaria
=750  \2$aBlackwater Fever$5IEN$0(DNLM)D001742

=LDR  03239cz  a2200301n  4500
=001  9882095282502441
=005  20230104140259.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\|
=010  \\$ash 85014672
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh 85014672
=035  \\$a(LIBRARY_OF_CONGRESS)98169880570000041
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dPPiU
=150  \\$aBlack people
=360  \\$isubdivision$aBlack people$iunder individual wars, e.g.$aWorld War, 1939-1945--Black people;$iand headings beginning with the word$aBlack
=450  \\$aBlack persons
=450  \\$wnne$aBlacks
=450  \\$wnne$aNegroes
=550  \\$wg$aEthnology
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Fryer, P. Black people in the British Empire, 2021$w(OCoLC)1247944144
=670  \\$aKing, D. Why we don't call people "blacks" and "whites", Dec. 22, 2016, via SplinterNews, viewed Mar. 19, 2021$b("The core problem with 'a' black and 'a' white is that they imply there's a word missing--person. A black person. A white person. It's the grammatical equivalent of de-personization, or dehumanization: Person is gone. Race is all;" "The split second it takes to expand 'blacks' and 'whites' into 'black people' and 'white people' is a small price to pay for accurately characterizing people's lives")
=670  \\$aEncyclopedia of African-American Culture and History (ed. by C. A. Palmer), 2nd ed., 2006:$bIntroduction (blacks)
=670  \\$aEncyclopedia of Black Studies, edited by Molefi Kete Asante, and Mambo Ama Mazama, 2004 :$bIntroduction p. xxv ("This is not merely an encyclopedia of black culture or an encyclopedia of black people...")
=670  \\$aMerriam-Webster WWW, viewed on May 20, 2021:$b("Black or less commonly black : a) : a person belonging to any of various population groups of especially African ancestry often considered as having dark pigmentation of the skin but in fact having a wide range of skin colors ... b) : African American ... Note: Use of the noun Black in the singular to refer to a person is considered offensive. The plural form Blacks is still commonly used by Black people and others to refer to Black people as a group or community, but the plural form too is increasingly considered offensive, and most style guides advise writers to use Black people rather than Blacks when practical.")$uhttps://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/black
=670  \\$aNational Association of Black Journalists. Style guide WWW, viewed on June 28, 2021:$bAfrican, African American, Black ("In news copy, aim to use Black as an adjective, not a noun. Also, when describing a group, use Black people instead of just 'Blacks.'")
=680  \\$iHere are entered works on Black people as an element in the population. Theoretical works discussing the black race from an anthropological point of view are entered under$aBlack race.
=680  \\$iWorks on Black people in countries whose racial composition is predominantly black are assigned headings appropriate for the country as a whole without the use of the heading$aBlack people.$iThe heading$aBlack people$iis assigned to works on such countries only if the work discusses Black people apart from other groups in the country.
=681  \\$iNote under$aBlack race; Urban Black people
=750  \2$aBlack People$5IEN$0(DNLM)D044383

=LDR  00987cz  a2200241n  4500
=001  9880362041102441
=005  20120730162547.0
=008  030527i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85014642 
=035  \\$aBZL4548NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQL458.42.T54$cZoology
=150  \\$aBlack widow spider
=450  \\$aDeadly spider
=450  \\$aHour-glass spider
=450  \\$aLatrodectus mactans
=450  \\$aMalmignatte
=450  \\$aPoison spider
=450  \\$aShoe-button spider
=550  \\$wg$aWidow spiders
=670  \\$aMilne, L.J. Audubon Soc. field guide to No. Am. insects and spiders, 1980:$bp. 877 (black widow spider (Latrodectus mactans))
=670  \\$aGertsch, W.J. American spiders, 1979:$bp. 235 (In No. Am., a principal species is Latrodectus mactans, a name misused to cover several distinctive species of the world but now limited to a species of eastern No. Am, eastern Mexico, and the West Indies)
=750  \2$aBlack Widow Spider$5IEN$0(DNLM)D001740

=LDR  00635cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362041202441
=005  20120730162547.0
=008  871218||\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85014604 
=035  \\$aBZL4510NU
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh 85014604
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aBlack race
=450  \\$wnne$aNegro race
=550  \\$wg$aRace
=680  \\$iHere are entered theoretical works discussing the black race from an anthropological point of view. Works on blacks as an element in the population are entered under$aBlacks.
=681  \\$iNote under$aBlacks
=750  \2$aAfrican Continental Ancestry Group$5IEN$0(DNLM)D044383

=LDR  01228cz  a2200385n  4500
=001  9880362041302441
=005  20071120092938.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85014492 $zsh 85133361 
=035  \\$aBZL4398NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dWaU
=053  \0$aQL430.6$bQL430.7$cZoology
=150  \\$aBivalves
=450  \\$aAcephala
=450  \\$aAglossa
=450  \\$aAnodontoda
=450  \\$wnne$aBivalvia
=450  \\$aConchifera
=450  \\$aConchophora
=450  \\$aCormopoda
=450  \\$aDithra
=450  \\$aElatobranchiata
=450  \\$aElatocephala
=450  \\$aEulamellibranchia
=450  \\$aLamellibranchia
=450  \\$wnne$aLamellibranchiata
=450  \\$aLipocephala
=450  \\$aPelecypoda
=450  \\$aTeleodesmacea
=450  \\$aTropipoda
=550  \\$wg$aMollusks
=670  \\$aITIS, Sept. 22, 2007$b(Class Bivalvia - bivalves, clams; phylum Mollusca)
=670  \\$aThe American heritage dict. of the English language, via Bartleby.com, Sept. 22, 2007$b(bivalve: A mollusk, such as an oyster or a clam, that has a shell consisting of two hinged valves)
=688  \\$aHeading changed 20071108 from: 150:##:_{dollar}a Bivalvia
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=LDR  00395cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362041402441
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=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85014491 
=035  \\$aBZL4397NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQD305.A7
=150  \\$aBiuret reaction
=450  \\$aPitrowsky reaction
=690  \\$ar:AMD:6/1/90
=750  \2$aBiuret Reaction$5IEN$0(DNLM)D001738

=LDR  00643cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880362041502441
=005  20120730162547.0
=008  040512i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85014468 
=035  \\$aBZL4374NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aRD96.2$cSurgery
=150  \\$aBites and stings
=450  \\$aAnimal bites
=450  \\$aAnimal stings
=450  \\$aStings and bites
=550  \\$wg$aWounds and injuries
=550  \\$aAnimal attacks
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Bites and stings)
=670  \\$aBritish National Formulary via WWW, May 12, 2004$b(Snake bites and animal stings)
=750  \2$aBites and Stings$5IEN-M$0(DNLM)D001733

=LDR  00478cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362041602441
=005  20120730162546.0
=008  030502i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85014436 
=035  \\$aBZL4342NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQD181.B5$cChemistry
=053  \0$aTP245.B5$cChemical technology
=150  \\$aBismuth
=550  \\$wg$aGroup 15 elements
=550  \\$wg$aMetals
=550  \\$wg$aNative element minerals
=750  \2$aBismuth$5IEN$0(DNLM)D001729

=LDR  01549cz  a2200253n  4500
=001  9880362041702441
=005  20120614102355.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85014412 
=035  \\$aBZL4318NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dWaU$dDLC
=053  \0$aHQ74$bHQ74.2
=150  \\$aBisexuality
=450  \\$aBi-sexuality
=550  \\$wg$aSexual orientation
=550  \\$aHomosexuality
=670  \\$aBisexualities, 1997.
=670  \\$aAvoiding heterosexual bias language, 2004, via American Psychological Association website, viewed Feb. 24, 2012$b(The terms lesbian sexual orientation, heterosexual sexual orientation, gay male sexual orientation, and bisexual sexual orientation are preferable to lesbianism, heterosexuality, homosexuality, and bisexuality. The former terms focus on people, and some of the latter terms have in the past been associated with pathology.)
=670  \\$aHyde, J.S. Understanding human sexuality, c2008:$bchapter 13 title (Sexual orientation: gay, straight, or bi?)
=670  \\$aStekel, W. Bi-sexual love, 1946.
=670  \\$aKramer, T.B. Gay, straight, and bi: a comparative study of attitudes about sexual orientation, 1981)
=670  \\$aCygan, M. Equity policy in relation to sexual orientation: an investigation into equity policy and the effects upon students and staff of gay, lesbian, and bisexual orientation, 1992.
=670  \\$aMehan, D.J. An examination of bisexual orientation in male rats prenatally exposed to alcohol and/or stress, 1995.
=750  \2$aBisexuality$0(DNLM)D001727$5IEN

=LDR  00405cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362041802441
=005  20120730162546.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85014393 
=035  \\$aBZL4299NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aBirthmarks
=450  \\$aNevus
=550  \\$wg$aMole (Dermatology)
=550  \\$wg$aSkin
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/13/90
=750  \2$aNevus$5IEN$0(DNLM)D009506

=LDR  00428cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362041902441
=005  20120730162546.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85014390 
=035  \\$aBZL4296NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aBirth weight, Low
=450  \\$aLow birth weight
=550  \\$wg$aFetal growth retardation
=550  \\$aPremature infants
=750  \2$aInfant, Low Birth Weight$5IEN$0(DNLM)D007230

=LDR  00421cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362042002441
=005  20120730162546.0
=008  060829i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85014389 
=035  \\$aBZL4295NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aBirth weight
=450  \\$aBirthweight
=450  \\$aWeight at birth
=550  \\$wg$aBirth size
=550  \\$wg$aBody weight
=750  \2$aBirth Weight$5IEN$0(DNLM)D001724

=LDR  00574cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880362042102441
=005  20120730162545.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85014387 
=035  \\$aBZL4293NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aBirth order
=450  \\$aBirth order$xPsychological aspects
=450  \\$aOrder, Birth
=450  \\$aSequence, Sibling
=450  \\$aSibling sequence
=550  \\$aFamilies
=550  \\$aFirst-born children
=550  \\$aSecond-born children
=550  \\$aYoungest child
=750  \2$aBirth Order$5IEN$0(DNLM)D001722

=LDR  00407cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362042202441
=005  20120730162545.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85014386 
=035  \\$aBZL4292NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aBirth intervals
=450  \\$aIntervals, Birth
=450  \\$aSpacing of children
=550  \\$aFamily planning
=750  \2$aBirth Intervals$5IEN$0(DNLM)D001721

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=001  9880362042302441
=005  20120730162545.0
=008  060829i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85014384 
=035  \\$aBZL4290NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aRJ325
=150  \\$aBirth injuries
=450  \\$aInjuries, Birth
=550  \\$wg$aAbnormalities, Human
=550  \\$wg$aLabor (Obstetrics)$xComplications
=550  \\$wg$aNewborn infants$xWounds and injuries
=750  \2$aBirth Injuries$5IEN$0(DNLM)D001720

=LDR  00425cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362042402441
=005  20120730162545.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85014366 
=035  \\$aBZL4272NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aBirth certificates
=450  \\$aBirth records
=450  \\$aCertificates of birth
=550  \\$wg$aRegisters of births, etc.
=750  \2$aBirth Certificates$5IEN$0(DNLM)D001719

=LDR  00724cz  a2200241n  4500
=001  9880362042502441
=005  20120730162544.0
=008  920906i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85014361 
=035  \\$aBZL4267NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aGN236.5$cPhysical anthropology
=053  \\$aRG696$bRG698$cObstetrics
=150  \\$aMultiple birth
=450  \\$wnne$aBirth, Multiple
=450  \\$aMultiple births
=450  \\$aPlural birth
=450  \\$aPlural births
=550  \\$wg$aChildbirth
=550  \\$aMultiple pregnancy
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Multiple birth named groups)
=670  \\$aWorld Book:$bv. 13, p. 758 (Multiple birth; multiple births)
=750  \2$aMultiple Birth Offspring$5IEN$0(DNLM)D009099

=LDR  01426cz  a2200253n  4500
=001  9880362042602441
=005  20120730162544.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85014346 
=035  \\$aBZL4252NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dWaElC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQL677.78$cZoology
=150  \\$aBirds of prey
=360  \\$iindividual birds of prey, e.g.$aOwls
=450  \\$aPredatory birds
=450  \\$aPrey, Birds of
=450  \\$aRaptores
=450  \\$aRaptorial birds
=450  \\$aRaptors
=550  \\$wg$aBirds
=550  \\$wg$aPredatory animals
=670  \\$aWeb. 3$b(raptor: also raptore, a bird of the order Raptores: bird of prey. Raptorial: of or relating to the Raptores)
=670  \\$aWikipedia, Mar. 21, 2008$b(A Bird of Prey, or Raptor, is a bird that hunts for food primarily on the wing, using its keen senses, especially vision; the talons and beaks tend to be relatively large, powerful and adapted for tearing and/or piercing flesh. Diurnal birds of prey traditionally belong to the order Falconiformes; the New World vultures (in order Ciconiiformes) are usually also regarded as birds of prey; nocturnal birds of prey - the owls - are not classified with either of the aforementioned taxa but are instead considered to be members of two extant families - the Strigidae (typical owls) and the Tytonidae (barn and bay owls) - of the order Strigiformes)
=750  \2$aRaptors$5IEN$0(DNLM)D020304

=LDR  00432cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362042702441
=005  20120730162544.0
=008  031121i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85014315 
=035  \\$aBZL4221NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aSF994$bSF995.6
=150  \\$aBirds$xDiseases
=360  \\$iindividual diseases of birds, e.g.$aAvian malaria
=550  \\$aAvian medicine
=750  \2$aBird Diseases$5IEN$0(DNLM)D001715

=LDR  00964cz  a2200277n  4500
=001  9880362042802441
=005  20120730162543.0
=008  030822i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85014310 
=035  \\$aBZL4216NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dWaU$dDLC
=053  \0$aQL671$bQL699$cZoology
=150  \\$aBirds
=450  \\$aAves
=450  \\$aAvian fauna
=450  \\$aAvifauna
=450  \\$aWild birds
=550  \\$wg$aAmniotes
=550  \\$wg$aVertebrates
=550  \\$aOrnithology
=670  \\$aRandom House:$bAves (A class of vertebrates, comprising the birds)
=670  \\$aThe American Heritage dict. of the Engl. lang., via WWW, Aug. 31, 2001$b(avifauna: The birds of a specific region or period)
=670  \\$aLC database, Aug. 31, 2001$b(avifauna; Aves; avian fauna)
=670  \\$aW�onsaek togam Han�guk �ui sae, 1992:$bt.p. (Colored wild birds of Korea)
=670  \\$aBurung, 2006-:$bt.p. (Pemangsa)
=750  \2$aBirds$5IEN$0(DNLM)D001717

=LDR  00528cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362042902441
=005  20120730162543.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85014281 
=035  \\$aBZL4187NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQK495.B56$cBotany
=053  \0$aSD397.B5$cForestry
=150  \\$aBirch
=450  \\$aBetula
=450  \\$aBetulaster
=450  \\$aBirches
=550  \\$wg$aBetulaceae
=670  \\$aWeb. 3$b(birch, u. -es: a tree of the genus Betula)
=750  \2$aBetula$5IEN$0(DNLM)D029662

=LDR  00372cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362043002441
=005  20120730162543.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85014275 
=035  \\$aBZL4181NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN-M
=150  \\$aBipyridine
=450  \\$a2,2'-dipyridyl
=550  \\$aBipyridinium compounds
=750  \2$a2,2'-Dipyridyl$5IEN$0(DNLM)D015082

=LDR  00352cz  a2200133n  4500
=001  9880362043102441
=005  20120730162543.0
=008  920114||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85014271 
=035  \\$aBZL4177NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aBiphenyl compounds
=450  \\$aDiphenyl compounds
=750  \2$aBiphenyl Compounds$5IEN$0(DNLM)D001713

=LDR  00547cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362043202441
=005  20091028091648.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85014269 
=035  \\$aBZL4175NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aBiotransformation (Metabolism)
=450  \\$aActivation, Metabolic
=450  \\$aBioactivation (Metabolism)
=450  \\$aBiodegradation (Metabolism)
=450  \\$aMetabolic activation
=550  \\$wg$aMetabolism
=550  \\$wg$aPharmacology
=750  \2$aBiotransformation$0(DNLM)D001711$5IEN

=LDR  00961cz  a2200265n  4500
=001  9880362043302441
=005  20120730162543.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85014267 
=035  \\$aBZL4173NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQP772.B55$cPhysiology
=150  \\$aBiotin
=450  \\$aCoenzyme R
=450  \\$wnne$aVitamin H
=550  \\$wg$aCoenzymes
=550  \\$wg$aImidazoles
=550  \\$wg$aVitamin B complex
=550  \\$aAvidin
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Biotin, 1985.
=670  \\$aWeb. 3.
=670  \\$aDorland's med. dict.
=670  \\$aMeSH browser, June 7, 2007$b(Biotin. Scpe note: A water-soluble, enzyme co-factor present in minute amounts in every living cell. It occurs mainly bound to proteins or polypeptides and is abundant in liver, kidney, pancreas, yeast, and milk. Entry term: Vitamin H. Pharm. action: Vitamin B complex)
=670  \\$aNIH$b(Vitamin B, biotin)
=750  \2$aBiotin$5IEN$0(DNLM)D001710

=LDR  01358cz  a2200313n  4500
=001  9880362043402441
=005  20110317085422.0
=008  060323i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85014266 
=035  \\$aBZL4172NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dWaU$dDLC
=150  \\$aBiotic communities
=450  \\$aBiocenoses
=450  \\$aBiocoenoses
=450  \\$aBiogeoecology
=450  \\$aBiological communities
=450  \\$aBiomes
=450  \\$aBiotic community ecology
=450  \\$aCommunities, Biotic
=450  \\$aCommunity ecology, Biotic
=450  \\$aEcological communities
=450  \\$aEcosystems
=450  \\$aNatural communities
=550  \\$wg$aEcology
=550  \\$wg$aPopulation biology
=670  \\$aPhylogenetic approaches to community ecology, c2006.
=670  \\$aThe encyc. of Earth, via WWW, Mar. 3, 2009$b(Community ecology is the branch of ecology that studies how interactions among species and between species and the abiotic environment affect community structure, including species richness, species diversity and patterns of species abundance)
=670  \\$aEncyc. Britannica online, Mar. 3, 2009$b(community ecology: study of the organization and functioning of communities, which are assemblages of interacting populations of the species living within a particular area or habitat)
=750  \2$aBiota$0(DNLM)D058448$5IEN

=LDR  00498cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362043502441
=005  20120730162543.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85014265 
=035  \\$aBZL4171NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aBiotelemetry
=450  \\$aBiological telemetry
=450  \\$aTelemetry, Biological
=450  \\$aTelemetry in biological research
=550  \\$wg$aBioengineering
=550  \\$wg$aElectronic measurements
=750  \2$aTelemetry$5IEN$0(DNLM)D013686

=LDR  01179cz  a2200241n  4500
=001  9880362043602441
=005  20120730162542.0
=008  931005i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85014263 
=035  \\$aBZL4169NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aTP248.13$bTP248.65
=150  \\$aBiotechnology
=360  \\$isubdivision$aBiotechnology$iunder individual chemicals and groups of chemicals, e.g.$aInsulin--Biotechnology
=550  \\$wg$aChemical engineering
=550  \\$aGenetic engineering
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Prentis, S. Biotechnology : a new industrial revolution, 1984.
=670  \\$aWeb. 3:$bp. 219.
=670  \\$aBarnhart dict. of new English:$bp. 70.
=670  \\$aMcGraw-Hill yrbk. of sci. tech., 1981.
=670  \\$aBiotechnology : a Dutch perspective:$bintro. (The science of production processes based on the action of micro-organisms and active components and of production processes involving use of cells and tissues from higher organisms)
=680  \\$iHere are entered works on the application of living organisms or their biological systems or processes to the manufacture of useful products.
=750  \2$aBiotechnology$5IEN$0(DNLM)D001709

=LDR  00992cz  a2200265n  4500
=001  9880362043702441
=005  20120804124826.0
=008  050217i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85014260 
=035  \\$aBZL4166NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dWaU
=053  \0$aR857.B54
=150  \\$aBiosensors
=450  \\$aBiodetectors
=450  \\$aBiological detectors
=450  \\$aBiological sensors
=450  \\$aBiomedical detectors
=450  \\$aBiomedical sensors
=550  \\$wg$aDetectors
=550  \\$wg$aMedical instruments and apparatus
=550  \\$wg$aPhysiological apparatus
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Symposium on Biosensors (1984 : Los Angeles, Calif.). Proceedings of the symposium ... 1984.
=670  \\$aMcGrawHill dict. sci. tech.:$bp. 184 ("sensor used to provide information about a life process")
=670  \\$aChemical sensors VI, c2004:$bt.p. (biological sensors) table of contents (biosensors; biodetection methods)
=750  \2$aBiosensing Techniques$5IEN$0(DNLM)D015374

=LDR  00911cz  a2200265n  4500
=001  9880362043802441
=005  20120730162542.0
=008  931005i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85014258 
=035  \\$aBZL4164NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aNeedle biopsy
=360  \\$isubdivision$aNeedle biopsy$iunder individual organs and regions of the body, e.g.$aHeart--Needle biopsy
=450  \\$aAspiration biopsy
=450  \\$wnne$aBiopsy, Needle
=450  \\$aFine-needle aspiration biopsy
=450  \\$aNeedle aspiration biopsy
=450  \\$aPuncture biopsy
=450  \\$aSuction biopsy
=550  \\$wg$aBiopsy
=550  \\$wg$aCytodiagnosis
=550  \\$wg$aParacentesis
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Biopsy, Needle x Aspiration biopsy, Puncture biopsy)
=670  \\$aLC data base, 6/3/93$b(Needle aspiration biopsy, Fine-needle aspiration biopsy)
=750  \2$aBiopsy, Needle$5IEN$0(DNLM)D001707

=LDR  01631cz  a2200253n  4500
=001  9880362043902441
=005  20190524131739.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
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=035  \\$aBZL2773NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dWaU
=053  \0$aQL571$bQL597.2$cZoology
=150  \\$aBeetles
=450  \\$aColeoptera
=450  \\$aColeopterans
=450  \\$aWeevils
=550  \\$wg$aInsects
=550  \\$aColeopterology
=670  \\$aMerriam-Webster online dictionary, May 22, 2012:$bcoleoptera (1: capitalized: the largest order of insects comprising the beetles and weevils and being distinguished by a pair of forewings that are usually hard and rigid, are never used for flight, and serve as a protective covering for the delicate flight wings and the upper surface of the abdomen. 2: insects that are beetles. --coleopteran noun or adjective) coleopterology (a branch of zoology that deals with the Coleoptera)
=670  \\$aWikipedia, May 22, 2012:$bBeetle (Coleoptera is an order of insects commonly called beetles. The study of beetles is called coleopterology, and its practitioners are coleopterists; Classification: Class Insecta, Subclass Pterygota, Infraclass Neoptera, Superorder Endopterygota, Order Coleoptera)
=670  \\$aTheFreeDictionary.com, May 22, 2012$b(coleopterology: the branch of entomology that studies beetles and weevils)
=670  \\$aStaeben, J.C. The effects of fire and fire surrogate forest management practices on coleopterans in the Clemson Experimental Forest, 2003.
=670  \\$aLadybug beetles & other coleopterans, c2006.
=750  \2$aColeoptera$0(DNLM)D001517$5IEN

=LDR  00328cz  a2200133n  4500
=001  9880362044002441
=005  20120730162524.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85012850 
=035  \\$aBZL2756NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aBees$xVenom
=450  \\$wnne$aBee venom
=750  \2$aBee Venoms$5IEN$0(DNLM)D001514

=LDR  00565cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880362044102441
=005  20210311143614.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85012843
=035  \\$aBZL2749NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \0$aQL563$bQL569.4
=150  \\$aBees
=360  \\$iheadings beginning with the word$aBee
=450  \\$aAculeata
=450  \\$aApoidea
=450  \\$aBee
=450  \\$aBugonia
=550  \\$wg$aHymenoptera
=550  \\$wg$aInsect societies
=550  \\$wg$aNectarivores
=750  \2$aBees$0(DNLM)D001516$5IEN

=LDR  00434cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362044202441
=005  20120730162523.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85012832 
=035  \\$aBZL2738NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aHD9397$cIndustry
=053  \0$aTP569$bTP587$cTechnology
=150  \\$aBeer
=550  \\$wg$aMalt liquors
=550  \\$aAle
=550  \\$aBrewing
=750  \2$aBeer$5IEN$0(DNLM)D001515

=LDR  00400cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362044302441
=005  20120730162523.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85012802 
=035  \\$aBZL2708NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \\$aQK495.F14$cBotany
=053  \\$aSD397.B4$cForestry
=150  \\$aBeech
=450  \\$aFagus
=550  \\$wg$aFagaceae
=750  \2$aFagus$5IEN$0(DNLM)D029964

=LDR  01517cz  a2200397n  4500
=001  9880362044402441
=005  20120723131151.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85012792 
=035  \\$aBZL2698NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dWaU
=053  \0$aSF521$bSF539
=150  \\$aBee culture
=450  \\$aApiculture
=450  \\$aBee keeping
=450  \\$aBeekeeping
=450  \\$aHoneybee culture
=450  \\$aHoneybee$xRearing
=450  \\$aKeeping, Bee
=450  \\$aKeeping bees
=450  \\$aRearing of bees
=550  \\$wg$aInsect rearing
=550  \\$aHoneybee
=670  \\$aBenton, F. Bee keeping, 1905.
=670  \\$aFrimston, J.D. Bee-keeping and the law, 1966.
=670  \\$aWootton, D. Bee keeping, 2010.
=670  \\$aCaron, D.M. Honey bee biology and beekeeping, 2001.
=670  \\$aPeacock, P. Keeping bees, c2008.
=670  \\$aBenjamin, A. Keeping bees and making honey, c2008.
=670  \\$aRoot, A.I. The ABC & XYZ of bee culture, 2007.
=670  \\$aBee culture, Jan. 1993.
=670  \\$aJay, S.C. Laboratory studies on the rearing, growth, and development of the honey bee, 1961.
=670  \\$aWhitcomb, W. The relation of pollen to the brood rearing of bees, 1925.
=670  \\$aDictionary.com, Apr. 30, 2012$b(beekeeping; bee keeping; bee-keeping: the rearing and breeding of honeybees; apiculture.)
=670  \\$aMerriam-Webster online, Apr. 30, 2012$b(beekeeper: a person who raises bees; beekeeping, noun)
=750  \2$aBeekeeping$0(DNLM)D056630$5IEN

=LDR  00556cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880362044502441
=005  20120730162523.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85012788 
=035  \\$aBZL2694NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aBeds
=450  \\$wnne$aBeds and bedsteads
=450  \\$aBedsteads
=550  \\$wg$aBedroom furniture
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Freedman, S. Devin's new bed, 1986.
=670  \\$aWeb. 3.
=670  \\$aOED.
=670  \\$aHennepin.
=675  \\$aEngr. index;$aTEST
=750  \2$aBeds$5IEN$0(DNLM)D001513

=LDR  00406cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362044602441
=005  20120730162523.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85012768 
=035  \\$aBZL2674NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aTT399$bTT408$cHandicrafts
=150  \\$aBedding
=450  \\$aBedclothes
=550  \\$wg$aHousehold linens
=750  \2$aBedding and Linens$5IEN$0(DNLM)D001512

=LDR  00452cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362044702441
=005  20120730162523.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85012767 
=035  \\$aBZL2673NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQL523.C6$cZoology
=053  \\$aTX325$cHousehold pests
=150  \\$aBedbugs
=450  \\$aBed bugs
=450  \\$aCimex lectularius
=550  \\$wg$aCimex
=750  \2$aBedbugs$5IEN$0(DNLM)D001511

=LDR  00730cz  a2200265n  4500
=001  9880362044802441
=005  20060508122207.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85012764 
=035  \\$aBZL2670NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRL675
=150  \\$aBedsores
=450  \\$wnne$aBed-sores
=450  \\$aDecubiti
=450  \\$aDecubitus ulcers
=450  \\$aPressure sores
=450  \\$aPressure ulcers
=550  \\$wg$aUlcers
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Gomez, G. A practical guide for treatment of pressure ulcers, c1989.
=670  \\$aRandom House.
=670  \\$aWeb. 3.
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Decubitus ulcer, x Bedsores)
=675  \\$aHennepin
=750  \2$aPressure Ulcer$0(DNLM)D003668$5IEN

=LDR  00503cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362044902441
=005  20120730162522.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85012763 
=035  \\$aBZL2669NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aBed rest
=450  \\$aBedrest
=550  \\$wg$aCare of the sick
=550  \\$wg$aRest
=550  \\$wg$aTherapeutics
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Bed rest)
=670  \\$aLC database, Jan. 26, 1998$b(titles: bedrest)
=750  \2$aBed Rest$5IEN$0(DNLM)D001510

=LDR  00564cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362045002441
=005  20120730162522.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85012757 
=035  \\$aBZL2663NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aBeclomethasone dipropionate
=450  \\$aChlorohydroxymethylbis(oxopropoxy)pregnadienedione
=550  \\$wg$aAnti-inflammatory agents
=550  \\$wg$aBronchodilator agents
=550  \\$wg$aPrednisone
=550  \\$wg$aSynthetic drugs
=690  \\$ar:AMD:6/11/90
=750  \2$aBeclomethasone$5IEN$0(DNLM)D001507

=LDR  00484cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362045102441
=005  20120730162522.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85012726 
=035  \\$aBZL2632NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aTT950$bTT979
=150  \\$aBeauty culture
=450  \\$aCosmetology
=550  \\$aBeauty, Personal
=550  \\$aBeauty shops
=550  \\$aCosmetics
=690  \\$ar:AMD:6/13/90
=750  \2$aBeauty Culture$5IEN$0(DNLM)D001505

=LDR  01096cz  a2200325n  4500
=001  9880362045202441
=005  20120730162522.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85012720 
=035  \\$aBZL2626NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
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=053  \0$aRA776.98$bRA778.2$cGrooming
=150  \\$aBeauty, Personal
=450  \\$aBeauty
=450  \\$aComplexion
=450  \\$aGrooming for women
=450  \\$aGrooming, Personal
=450  \\$aPersonal beauty
=450  \\$aPersonal grooming
=450  \\$aToilet (Grooming)
=550  \\$wg$aHygiene
=550  \\$aBeauty culture
=550  \\$aBeauty shops
=550  \\$aCosmetics
=670  \\$aRobinson, J. The quest for human beauty, 1997.
=670  \\$a99012820: Hoobler, D. Vanity rules, c1999.
=680  \\$iHere are entered works on personal grooming and appearance. Works on the attractiveness of women as a philosophic or artistic concept are entered under$aFeminine beauty (Aesthetics).
=681  \\$iNote under$aFeminine beauty (Aesthetics)
=750  \2$aBeauty$5IEN$0(DNLM)D001504

=LDR  00376cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362045302441
=005  20100719163346.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85012691 
=035  \\$aBZL2597NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQL737.C27$cZoology
=150  \\$aBears
=450  \\$aUrsidae
=550  \\$wg$aCarnivora
=750  \2$aUrsidae$0(DNLM)D001503$5IEN

=LDR  00408cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362045402441
=005  20120730162521.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85012651 
=035  \\$aBZL2557NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
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=053  \0$aSB327$cCulture
=150  \\$aBeans
=450  \\$aPhaseolus
=550  \\$wg$aLegumes
=750  \2$aPhaseolus$5IEN$0(DNLM)D027805

=LDR  00402cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362045502441
=005  20120730162521.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85012594 
=035  \\$aBZL2500NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQR82.Z9
=150  \\$aBdellovibrio
=550  \\$wg$aAerobic bacteria
=550  \\$wg$aGram-negative bacteria
=750  \2$aBdellovibrio$5IEN$0(DNLM)D001501

=LDR  00401cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362095602441
=005  20050211130358.0
=008  911219i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85053865 
=035  \\$aBZQ3771NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
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=450  \\$aPolymorphisms, Genetic
=550  \\$wg$aPopulation genetics
=750  \2$aPolymorphism, Genetic$0(DNLM)D011110$5IEN

=LDR  00372cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362095702441
=005  20120730163150.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85053864 
=035  \\$aBZQ3770NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
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=550  \\$wg$aPopulation genetics
=750  \2$aGenetic Load$5IEN$0(DNLM)D040741

=LDR  00689cz  a2200241n  4500
=001  9880362095802441
=005  20120730163150.0
=008  930928i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85053855 
=035  \\$aBZQ3761NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
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=450  \\$aEngineering, Genetic
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=450  \\$aGenetic intervention
=450  \\$aGenetic surgery
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=550  \\$aBiotechnology
=550  \\$aTransgenic organisms
=750  \2$aGenetic Engineering$5IEN$0(DNLM)D005818

=LDR  00378cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362095902441
=005  20120730163150.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85053853 
=035  \\$aBZQ3759NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRB155.7
=150  \\$aGenetic counseling
=550  \\$wg$aHealth counseling
=750  \2$aGenetic Counseling$5IEN$0(DNLM)D005817

=LDR  00344cz  a2200133n  4500
=001  9880362096002441
=005  20120730163150.0
=008  930224||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85053852 
=035  \\$aBZQ3758NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aGenetic code
=550  \\$wg$aNucleotide sequence
=750  \2$aGenetic Code$5IEN$0(DNLM)D005815

=LDR  00344cz  a2200121n  4500
=001  9880362096102441
=005  20120730163150.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|n\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85053845 
=035  \\$aBZQ3751NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aGenerative organs, Male$xTuberculosis
=750  \2$aTuberculosis, Male Genital$5IEN$0(DNLM)D014389

=LDR  00331cz  a2200121n  4500
=001  9880362096202441
=005  20120730163149.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|n\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85053843 
=035  \\$aBZQ3749NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aGenerative organs, Male$xDiseases
=750  \2$aGenital Diseases, Male$5IEN$0(DNLM)D005832

=LDR  01024cz  a2200313n  4500
=001  9880362096302441
=005  20120730163149.0
=008  860211||\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85053842 
=035  \\$aBZQ3748NU
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh 85053842
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC$dDLC$dWaU
=053  \0$aQL878$cComparative anatomy
=053  \0$aQM416$cHuman anatomy
=053  \0$aQP255$bQP257$cPhysiology
=150  \\$aGenerative organs, Male
=360  \\$inames of individual organs
=450  \\$aGenitalia, Male$5IEN
=450  \\$aMale generative organs
=450  \\$aMale generative tract
=450  \\$aMale genital system
=450  \\$aMale genital tract
=450  \\$aMale genitalia
=450  \\$aMale reproductive system
=450  \\$aMale reproductive tract
=550  \\$wg$aGenerative organs
=550  \\$aAndrology
=670  \\$aLC database, May 16, 2000$b(in titles: male reproductive tract; male genitalia; male reproductive system; male genital system)
=750  \2$aGenitalia, Male$5IEN$0(DNLM)D005837

=LDR  00387cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362096402441
=005  20120730163149.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|n\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85053841 
=035  \\$aBZQ3747NU
=035  \\$aSH 85053841
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aRC280.G5
=150  \\$aGenerative organs, Female$xTumors
=750  \2$aGenital Neoplasms, Female$5IEN$0(DNLM)D005833

=LDR  00367cz  a2200133n  4500
=001  9880362096502441
=005  20120730163149.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85053835 
=035  \\$aBZQ3741NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aGenerative organs, Female$xDiseases
=550  \\$aGynecology
=750  \2$aGenital Diseases, Female$5IEN$0(DNLM)D005831

=LDR  00491cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362096602441
=005  20120730163149.0
=008  060609i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85053833 
=035  \\$aBZQ3739NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dCoU-DA$dDLC
=053  \0$aRC280.G5
=150  \\$aGenerative organs, Female$xCancer
=450  \\$aGynecologic cancer
=550  \\$wg$aCancer in women
=670  \\$aGynecological cancer care, 2005.
=750  \2$aGenital Neoplasms, Female$5IEN$0(DNLM)D005833

=LDR  01540cz  a2200313n  4500
=001  9880362096702441
=005  20120730163149.0
=008  860211||\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85053831 
=035  \\$aBZQ3737NU
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh 85053831
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC$dDLC$dWaU
=053  \0$aQL881$cComparative anatomy
=053  \0$aQM421$cHuman anatomy
=053  \0$aQP261$bQP281$cPhysiology
=150  \\$aGenerative organs, Female
=360  \\$inames of individual organs
=450  \\$aFemale generative organs
=450  \\$aFemale generative tract
=450  \\$aFemale genital tract
=450  \\$aFemale genitalia
=450  \\$aFemale reproductive system
=450  \\$aFemale reproductive tract
=450  \\$aGenitalia, Female$5IEN
=450  \\$aReproductive organs, Female$5IEN
=550  \\$wg$aGenerative organs
=670  \\$aLC database, May 16, 2000$b(titles: Vagina and external female genitalia; Carcinoma of the female genitalia; Lymphatic system of the female genitalia; The biology of the fluids of the female genital tract; Congenital malformations of the female genital tract; Female reproductive system)
=670  \\$aWaU database, May 16, 2000$b(titles: Female genitalia, anus, and rectum [VR]; Female genitalia in Chironomidae and other Nematocera; The human female reproductive tract; Immunological response of the female reproductive tract; Pathology of the female genital tract; Reparative and constructive surgery of the female generative tract)
=750  \2$aGenitalia, Female$5IEN$0(DNLM)D005836

=LDR  01490cz  a2200385n  4500
=001  9880362096802441
=005  20080509102157.0
=008  860211||\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85053822 
=035  \\$aBZQ3728NU
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh 85053822
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC$dDLC$dWaU
=053  \0$aQL876$bQL881$cComparative anatomy
=053  \0$aQM416$bQM421$cHuman anatomy
=053  \0$aQP251$bQP285$cPhysiology
=150  \\$aGenerative organs
=360  \\$isubdivision$aGenerative organs$iunder individual animals and groups of animals, e.g.$aCattle--Generative organs; Fishes--Generative organs
=450  \\$aGenerative tract
=450  \\$aGenital organs
=450  \\$aGenital system
=450  \\$aGenital tract
=450  \\$aGenitalia
=450  \\$aGenitals
=450  \\$aOrgana genitalia
=450  \\$aReproductive organs
=450  \\$aReproductive system
=450  \\$aReproductive tract
=450  \\$aSex organs
=450  \\$aSexual organs
=550  \\$wg$aGenitourinary organs
=550  \\$aReproduction
=670  \\$aDorland's ill. medical dict., c1981$b(genital 2. [pl.] the reproductive organs (organa genitalia); genitalia, the reproductive organs (organa genitalia))
=670  \\$aRandom House Web. unabr. dict., c1997$b(genitals: genitalia)
=670  \\$aLC database, May 16, 2000$b(in titles: genitalia; genitals; genital tract; genital system; reproductive system; reproductive tract; generative tract)
=750  \2$aGenitalia$0(DNLM)D005835$5IEN

=LDR  01171cz  a2200349n  4500
=001  9880362096902441
=005  20120730163148.0
=008  010209\|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85053742 
=035  \\$aBZQ3648NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aCS
=150  \\$aGenealogy
=360  \\$isubdivision$aFamily$iunder names of individual persons; also subdivision$aGenealogy$iunder names of countries, cities, etc., names of individual corporate bodies, and under classes of persons and ethnic groups; and names of individual families
=450  \\$aAncestry
=450  \\$aDescent
=450  \\$aFamily history (Genealogy)
=450  \\$aFamily trees
=450  \\$aGenealogical research
=450  \\$aGenealogy$vHandbooks, manuals, etc.
=450  \\$aGenealogy$xHistory
=450  \\$aGenealogy$xMethodology
=450  \\$aGenealogy$xResearch
=450  \\$aGenealogy$vSources
=450  \\$aPedigrees
=550  \\$wg$aAuxiliary sciences of history
=550  \\$wg$aHistory
=550  \\$aBiography
=550  \\$aHeraldry
=550  \\$aPrecedence
=750  \2$aGenealogy and Heraldry$5IEN-M$0(DNLM)D005789
=750  \2$aPedigree$5IEN-M$0(DNLM)D010375

=LDR  00644cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362097002441
=005  20130301105825.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85053738 
=035  \\$aBZQ3644NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aRB155.8
=150  \\$aGene therapy
=360  \\$isubdivision$aGene therapy$iunder individual diseases and types of diseases, e.g.$aCancer--Gene therapy
=360  \\$isubdivision$aGene therapy$iunder individual diseases, e.g.$aCancer--Gene therapy
=450  \\$aTherapy, Gene
=550  \\$wg$aGenetic engineering
=550  \\$wg$aTherapeutics
=750  \2$aGenetic Therapy$5IEN$0(DNLM)D015316

=LDR  00504cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362097102441
=005  20060510121555.0
=008  871218||\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85053736 
=035  \\$a(OCoLC)02022333
=035  \\$aBZQ3642NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQH462.G46
=150  \\$aGene fusion
=450  \\$aFusion, Gene
=550  \\$wg$aMicrobial mutation
=550  \\$wg$aTransduction
=550  \\$wg$aTranslocation (Genetics)
=750  \2$aGene Fusion$0(DNLM)D050939$5IEN

=LDR  00380cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362097202441
=005  20090608084628.0
=008  871218||\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85053735 
=035  \\$a(OCoLC)02022329
=035  \\$aBZQ3641NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aGene frequency
=550  \\$wg$aPopulation genetics
=750  \2$aGene Frequency$0(DNLM)D005787$5IEN

=LDR  00434cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362097302441
=005  20120730163148.0
=008  871218||\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85053734 
=035  \\$a(OCoLC)02022323
=035  \\$aBZQ3640NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQH450
=150  \\$aGene expression
=450  \\$aGenes$xExpression
=550  \\$aGenetic regulation
=750  \2$aGene Expression$5IEN$0(DNLM)D015870

=LDR  00457cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362097402441
=005  20120730163148.0
=008  920906||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85053732 
=035  \\$aBZQ3638NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQH450.3
=150  \\$aGene amplification
=450  \\$aAmplification, Gene
=550  \\$wg$aGene expression
=550  \\$wg$aPolymerase chain reaction
=750  \2$aGene Amplification$5IEN$0(DNLM)D005784

=LDR  00328cz  a2200133n  4500
=001  9880362097502441
=005  20120730163148.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|n\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85053701 
=035  \\$aBZQ3607LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \0$aRM666.G3$cTherapeutics
=150  \\$aGelsemium
=750  \2$aGelsemium$5IEN$0(DNLM)D031450

=LDR  00455cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362097602441
=005  20120730163148.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85053700 
=035  \\$aBZQ3606NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRS201.G
=150  \\$aGels (Pharmacy)
=550  \\$wg$aColloids in medicine
=550  \\$wg$aDrugs$xDosage forms
=550  \\$wg$aPharmacy
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/2/90
=750  \2$aGels$5IEN$0(DNLM)D005782

=LDR  00422cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362097702441
=005  20120730163148.0
=008  860211||\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85053686 
=035  \\$aBZQ3592NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aGelatin
=450  \\$aGelatine
=550  \\$wg$aProteins
=670  \\$aWeb. 3$b(Gelatin, also gelatine)
=670  \\$aRandom House.
=750  \2$aGelatin$5IEN$0(DNLM)D005780

=LDR  00702cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880362097802441
=005  20120730163148.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85053680 
=035  \\$aBZQ3586NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aQD272.C444$cOrganic chemistry
=150  \\$aGel permeation chromatography
=450  \\$aChromatography, Gel permeation
=450  \\$aChromatography, Size exclusion
=450  \\$aGel filtration chromatography
=450  \\$aSEC (Chromatographic analysis)
=450  \\$aSize exclusion chromatography
=450  \\$aSteric exclusion liquid chromatography
=550  \\$wg$aChromatographic analysis
=750  \2$aChromatography, Gel$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002850

=LDR  00960cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880362097902441
=005  20120730163148.0
=008  040121i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85053661 
=035  \\$aBZQ3567NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dWaU
=053  \0$aQL696.A52$cZoology
=053  \0$aSF504.7$bSF505.63$cCulture
=053  \\$aSK333.G6$cHunting$5IEN
=053  \\$aSF505$cCulture$5IEN
=150  \\$aGeese
=450  \\$aGoose
=550  \\$wg$aAnatidae
=550  \\$wg$aPoultry
=670  \\$aThe Amer. Heritage dict. of the Engl. lang., c2000$b(poultry: Domestic fowls, such as chickens, turkeys, ducks, or geese, raised for meat or eggs)
=670  \\$aWeb. 3$b(poultry: domesticated birds that serve as a source of eggs or meat and that include among commercially important kinds chickens, turkeys, ducks, and geese and among kinds chiefly of local interest guinea fowl, peafowl, pigeons, pheasants, and others)
=750  \2$aGeese$5IEN$0(DNLM)D005777

=LDR  00419cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362098002441
=005  20120730163147.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85053592 
=035  \\$aBZQ3498NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aGaze$xRegulation
=450  \\$aRegulation of gaze
=550  \\$wg$aBiological control systems
=690  \\$ar:AMD:6/29/90
=750  \2$aFixation, Ocular$5IEN$0(DNLM)D005403

=LDR  00434cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362098102441
=005  20120730163147.0
=008  860211||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85053556 
=035  \\$aBZQ3462NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQA273.6
=150  \\$aGaussian distribution
=450  \\$aNormal distribution
=550  \\$wg$aDistribution (Probability theory)
=750  \2$aNormal Distribution$5IEN$0(DNLM)D016011

=LDR  00330cz  a2200133n  4500
=001  9880362098302441
=005  20080323142846.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85053502 
=035  \\$aBZQ3408NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aGastrulation
=550  \\$wg$aEmbryology
=750  \0$aGastrulation$0(DNLM)D054262$5IEN

=LDR  00387cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362098402441
=005  20120730163147.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85053496 
=035  \\$aBZQ3402NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRD540.5
=150  \\$aGastrostomy
=550  \\$wg$aStomach$xSurgery
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/2/90
=750  \2$aGastrostomy$5IEN$0(DNLM)D005774

=LDR  00497cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362098502441
=005  20120730163147.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85053494 
=035  \\$aBZQ3400NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRC804.G3
=150  \\$aGastroscopy
=450  \\$wnne$aGastroscope and gastroscopy
=550  \\$wg$aEndoscopy
=550  \\$wg$aStomach$xExamination
=670  \\$aMESH.
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/2/90
=750  \2$aGastroscopy$5IEN$0(DNLM)D005773

=LDR  00572cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362098602441
=005  20120730163147.0
=008  871218||\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85053489 
=035  \\$a(OCoLC)02020824
=035  \\$aBZQ3395NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQP180
=150  \\$aGastrointestinal system$xMotility
=450  \\$wnne$aGastrointestinal motility
=450  \\$aMotility, Gastrointestinal
=550  \\$wg$aBiomechanics
=550  \\$wg$aDigestion
=550  \\$aPeristalsis
=750  \2$aGastrointestinal Motility$5IEN$0(DNLM)D005769

=LDR  00391cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362098702441
=005  20120730163147.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|n\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85053488 
=035  \\$aBZQ3394NU
=035  \\$ash 85053488
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aRC816$bRC866
=150  \\$aGastrointestinal system$xDiseases
=750  \2$aGastrointestinal Diseases$5IEN$0(DNLM)D005767

=LDR  01074cz  a2200265n  4500
=001  9880362098802441
=005  20120730163147.0
=008  060519||\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85053487 
=035  \\$aBZQ3393NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dWaU
=053  \0$aQM341$bQM345$cAnatomy
=053  \0$aQP151$bQP156$cPhysiology
=150  \\$aGastrointestinal system
=450  \\$aGastro-intestinal system
=450  \\$aGastrointestinal tract
=450  \\$aGI tract
=450  \\$aTract, Gastrointestinal
=450  \\$aTract, GI
=550  \\$wg$aAlimentary canal
=550  \\$wg$aDigestive organs
=670  \\$aLC database, Nov. 5, 1998$b(titles: gastro-intestinal)
=670  \\$aFunctional disorders of the digestive tract, c1983.
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Gastrointestinal Tract. UF Digestive Tract, GI Tract. Previous indexing: Gastrointestinal System. Generally refers to the digestive structures stretching from the Mouth to Anus, but does not include the accessory glandular organs (Liver; Biliary Tract; Pancreas))
=750  \2$aGastrointestinal Tract$5IEN$0(DNLM)D041981

=LDR  00781cz  a2200241n  4500
=001  9880362098902441
=005  20120730163147.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85053486 
=035  \\$aBZQ3392NU
=035  \\$ash 85053486
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aQP572.G35
=150  \\$aGastrointestinal hormones
=450  \\$aEndocrinological gastroenterology
=450  \\$aGut hormones
=450  \\$aRegulatory gut peptides
=450  \\$aRGP (Hormones)
=550  \\$wg$aHormones
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Gastrointestinal hormones)
=670  \\$aRegulatory gut peptides in paediatric gastroenterology ... 1992$b(RGP)
=681  \\$iExample under references from$aGastroenterologic; Gastroenterological
=750  \2$aGastrointestinal Hormones$5IEN$0(DNLM)D005768

=LDR  00462cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362099002441
=005  20121007191520.0
=008  920103i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85053485 
=035  \\$aBZQ3391NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aGastrointestinal hemorrhage
=450  \\$aAlimentary canal$xHemorrhage
=450  \\$aGastrointestinal system$xHemorrhage
=550  \\$wg$aHemorrhage
=750  \2$aGastrointestinal Hemorrhage$5IEN$0(DNLM)D006471

=LDR  00409cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362099102441
=005  20080325091320.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85053482 
=035  \\$aBZQ3388NU
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh 85053482
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aRM355$bRM365
=150  \\$aGastrointestinal agents
=550  \\$wg$aDrugs
=750  \2$aGastrointestinal Agents$0(DNLM)D005765$5IEN

=LDR  00732cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362099202441
=005  20120730163147.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85053481 
=035  \\$aBZQ3387NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \\$aRJ456.G33
=150  \\$aGastroesophageal reflux in children
=450  \\$aGastroesophageal reflux, Pediatric
=450  \\$aPediatric gastroesophageal reflux
=550  \\$wg$aGastroesophageal reflux
=550  \\$wg$aPediatric gastroenterology
=750  \2$81$wb$aGastroesophageal Reflux$5IEN$0(DNLM)D005764
=750  \2$81$wb$aChild$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002648
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aGastroesophageal Reflux$iand$aChild$5IEN

=LDR  00853cz  a2200265n  4500
=001  9880362099302441
=005  20100728140418.0
=008  030121i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85053480 
=035  \\$aBZQ3386NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aGastroesophageal reflux
=450  \\$aAcid reflux disease
=450  \\$wnne$aEsophageal reflux
=450  \\$aEsophagitis, Reflux
=450  \\$aGastric regurgitation
=450  \\$aGastro-esophageal reflux
=450  \\$aReflux disease, Acid
=450  \\$aReflux esophagitis
=450  \\$aRegurgitation, Gastric
=550  \\$wg$aEsophagus$xDiseases
=550  \\$aHeartburn
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Gastroesophageal Reflux x Esophageal Reflux, Regurgitation, Gastric)
=670  \\$aLC database, Jan. 21, 2003$b(title: acid reflux disease)
=750  \2$aGastroesophageal Reflux$0(DNLM)D005764$5IEN

=LDR  00384cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362099402441
=005  20120730163141.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85052806 
=035  \\$aBZQ2712NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aGallbladder$xRadiography
=450  \\$aCholecystography
=690  \\$ar:AMD:6/20/90
=750  \2$aCholecystography$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002765

=LDR  00380cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362099502441
=005  20120730163141.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|n\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85052805 
=035  \\$aBZQ2711NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRC849$bRC853
=150  \\$aGallbladder$xDiseases
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/2/90
=750  \2$aGallbladder Diseases$5IEN$0(DNLM)D005705

=LDR  00539cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362099602441
=005  20120730163141.0
=008  860211||\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85052803 
=035  \\$aBZQ2709NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQL867$cComparative anatomy
=053  \0$aQM352$cHuman anatomy
=053  \0$aQP185$cPhysiology
=150  \\$aGallbladder
=450  \\$wnne$aGall-bladder
=550  \\$wg$aBiliary tract
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Gallbladder)
=670  \\$aWeb. 3.
=750  \2$aGallbladder$5IEN$0(DNLM)D005704

=LDR  00849cz  a2200241n  4500
=001  9880362099702441
=005  20120730163141.0
=008  060825i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85052802 
=035  \\$aBZQ2708NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQK495.R85$cBotany
=150  \\$aGalium
=450  \\$aBedstraw (Plants)
=450  \\$aCatchweeds (Galium)
=450  \\$aCleavers (Plants)
=450  \\$aCleaverworts
=450  \\$aClivers (Plants)
=450  \\$aGoose grass
=550  \\$wg$aRubiaceae
=670  \\$aHortus 3$b(Galium, Bedstraw, Cleavers, Rubiaceae)
=670  \\$aWeb. 3$b(bedstraw: an herb of the genus Galium; catchweed: a rough-stemmed plant of the genus Galium; cleavers, also clivers: any of the several plants of the genus Galium, called also catchweed, goose grass, cleaverwort)
=750  \2$aGalium$5IEN$0(DNLM)D032061

=LDR  00431cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362099802441
=005  20090606121047.0
=008  860211||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85052763 
=035  \\$aBZQ2669NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aQB856$bQB858.8
=150  \\$aGalaxies
=450  \\$aExtragalactic nebulae
=450  \\$aNebulae, Extragalactic
=550  \\$wg$aAstronomy
=750  \2$aGalaxies$0(DNLM)D055608$5IEN-M

=LDR  00589cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362099902441
=005  20120730163141.0
=008  871218i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85052750 
=035  \\$aBZQ2656NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQL737.P93$cZoology
=150  \\$aGalago (Genus)
=550  \\$wg$aGalagos
=670  \\$aMammal species of the world, 1993:$bp. 249 (Galago E. Geoffroy; Galagonidae)
=670  \\$aNapier hdbk. living primates:$bp. 148 (Galago)
=670  \\$aCorbet world list mam. species, 1991:$bp. 93 (Galago)
=750  \2$aGalago$5IEN$0(DNLM)D005701

=LDR  00339cz  a2200133n  4500
=001  9880362100002441
=005  20120730163141.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85052749 
=035  \\$aBZQ2655NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aGalactosemia
=550  \\$wg$aMental retardation
=750  \2$aGalactosemias$5IEN$0(DNLM)D005693

=LDR  00381cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362100102441
=005  20120730163141.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85052748 
=035  \\$aBZQ2654NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQD321
=150  \\$aGalactose
=550  \\$wg$aGlycosides
=550  \\$wg$aMonosaccharides
=750  \2$aGalactose$5IEN$0(DNLM)D005690

=LDR  00412cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362100202441
=005  20130731162949.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85052741 
=035  \\$aBZQ2647NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aGait in humans
=450  \\$aHuman gaits
=550  \\$wg$aHuman locomotion
=550  \\$wg$aRunning
=550  \\$wg$aWalking
=750  \2$aGait$5IEN$0(DNLM)D005684

=LDR  00409cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362100302441
=005  20130514100230.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85052691 
=035  \\$aBZQ2597NU
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC$dDLC$dWaU
=053  \0$aQD181.G4
=150  \\$aGadolinium earths
=550  \\$wg$aGadolinium compounds
=550  \\$wg$aRare earths
=750  \2$aGadolinium$5IEN$0(DNLM)D005682

=LDR  00488cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362100402441
=005  20120925140955.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85052688 
=035  \\$aBZQ2594NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQD181.G4$cGeneral and inorganic chemistry
=053  \0$aQD412.G4$cOrganometallic chemistry
=053  \0$aTP245.G2$cChemical technology
=150  \\$aGadolinium
=550  \\$wg$aRare earth metals
=750  \2$aGadolinium$5IEN$0(DNLM)D005682

=LDR  00455cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362100502441
=005  20050519085221.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85052684 
=035  \\$aBZQ2590LC
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh 85052684
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQL637.9.G3$cZoology
=150  \\$aGadiformes
=450  \\$aAnacanthini
=450  \\$aMacruriformes
=550  \\$wg$aOsteichthyes
=750  \2$aGadiformes$0(DNLM)D048388$5IEN

=LDR  00504cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362100602441
=005  20120730163140.0
=008  860211||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85052650 
=035  \\$aBZQ2556NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aGABA$xReceptors
=450  \\$wnne$aAminobutyric acid$xReceptors
=450  \\$aGABA receptors
=450  \\$aReceptors, GABA
=550  \\$wg$aCell receptors
=550  \\$wg$aNeurotransmitter receptors
=750  \2$aReceptors, GABA$5IEN$0(DNLM)D018079

=LDR  00406cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362100702441
=005  20120730163140.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85052649 
=035  \\$aBZQ2555NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=150  \\$aGABA$xAntagonists
=450  \\$aAntagonists, GABA
=450  \\$aGABA antagonists
=550  \\$wg$aGABA$xReceptors
=750  \2$aGABA Antagonists$5IEN$0(DNLM)D018756

=LDR  00481cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362100802441
=005  20120730163140.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85052648 
=035  \\$aBZQ2554NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=150  \\$aGABA$xAgonists
=450  \\$aAgonists, GABA
=450  \\$aGABA agonists
=450  \\$aGABA mimetics
=450  \\$aMimetics, GABA
=550  \\$wg$aGABA$xReceptors
=550  \\$aProgabide
=750  \2$aGABA Agonists$5IEN$0(DNLM)D018755

=LDR  00459cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362100902441
=005  20120730163140.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85052647 
=035  \\$aBZQ2553NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQP563.G32
=150  \\$aGABA
=450  \\$aGamma-aminobutyric acid
=550  \\$wg$aAmino acid neurotransmitters
=550  \\$wg$aAminobutyric acid
=750  \2$agamma-Aminobutyric Acid$5IEN$0(DNLM)D005680

=LDR  00517cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362101002441
=005  20110529152009.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85052585 
=035  \\$aBZQ2491NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQK625.T8$cMycology
=053  \0$aSB741.F9$cPhytopathogens
=150  \\$aFusarium
=450  \\$aFusaria
=550  \\$wg$aTuberculariaceae
=670  \\$aWeb. 3:$bFusarium (Genus. Fusarium pl. fusaria: any fungus of the genus)
=750  \2$aFusarium$0(DNLM)D005670$5IEN

=LDR  00607cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362101102441
=005  20120730163140.0
=008  991228i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85052580 
=035  \\$aBZQ2486NU
=035  \\$aSH 85052580
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dWaU
=053  \0$aSH177.F85
=150  \\$aFurunculosis
=550  \\$wg$aBacterial diseases in fishes
=550  \\$wg$aSalmonidae$xInfections
=670  \\$aWeb. 3$b(furunculosis 2: a highly infectious disease of the salmons and related fishes that is caused by a bacterium (Bacterium salmonicida))
=750  \2$aFurunculosis$5IEN$0(DNLM)D005667

=LDR  00631cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362101202441
=005  20120730163140.0
=008  020619i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85052572 
=035  \\$aBZQ2478NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aRM666.F84$cTherapeutics
=053  \0$aSF918.F87$cVeterinary drug
=150  \\$aFurosemide
=450  \\$aLasix (Trademark)
=550  \\$wg$aDiuretics
=550  \\$wg$aSulfanilamides
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Furosemide)
=670  \\$aAHFS drug info, 1996:$bp. 1917 (Furosemide: a sulfonamide-type, loop diuretic; Lasix (Hoechst-Roussel))
=750  \2$aFurosemide$5IEN$0(DNLM)D005665

=LDR  00754cz  a2200265n  4500
=001  9880362101302441
=005  20120730163138.0
=008  920305i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85052522 
=035  \\$aBZQ2428NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aGT450$cManners and customs
=053  \\$aNK2200$bNK2750$cArt
=053  \\$aTS880$bTS889$cTechnology
=053  \\$aTT194$bTT199.4$cHandicraft
=150  \\$aFurniture
=450  \\$aWood furniture
=450  \\$aWooden furniture
=550  \\$wg$aDecoration and ornament
=550  \\$wg$aDecorative arts
=550  \\$wg$aHouse furnishings
=550  \\$aCabinetwork
=550  \\$aInterior decoration
=550  \\$aUpholstery
=750  \2$aInterior Design and Furnishings$5IEN$0(DNLM)D007374

=LDR  00456cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362101402441
=005  20120730163138.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85052502 
=035  \\$aBZQ2408NU
=035  \\$aSH 85052502
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQD405
=150  \\$aFurans
=450  \\$aFuranes
=450  \\$aFurfuranes
=450  \\$aTetroles
=550  \\$wg$aHeterocyclic compounds
=750  \2$aFurans$5IEN$0(DNLM)D005663

=LDR  01077cz  a2200277n  4500
=001  9880362101502441
=005  20120730163138.0
=008  060721i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85052470 
=035  \\$aBZQ2376NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQK625
=150  \\$aFungi imperfecti
=450  \\$aAnamorphic fungi
=450  \\$aAnamorphs (Fungi)
=450  \\$aAsexual fungi
=450  \\$aConidial fungi
=450  \\$aDeuteromycetes
=450  \\$aDeuteromycotina
=450  \\$aImperfect fungi
=450  \\$aMitosporic fungi
=550  \\$wg$aFungi
=670  \\$aKiffer, E. The Deuteromycetes, mitosporic fungi, 1999:$bCIP introd. (Deuteromycetes or mitosporic fungi (Fungi imperfecti))
=670  \\$aAinsworth & Bisby's dict. of the fungi, 2001$b(Anamorphic fungi (Deuteromycotina, Deuteromycetes, Fungi Imperfecti, asexual fungi, conidial fungi, mitosporic fungi, anamorphs))
=670  \\$aUlloa, M. Illus. dict. of mycology, 2000$b(anamorph: the asexual, conidial or so called imperfect state of a fungus)
=750  \2$aMitosporic Fungi$5IEN$0(DNLM)D003904

=LDR  00536cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362101602441
=005  20120730163138.0
=008  871218i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85052464 
=035  \\$a(OCoLC)02014688
=035  \\$aBZQ2370NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aQR245
=150  \\$aPathogenic fungi
=450  \\$wnne$aFungi, Pathogenic
=550  \\$wg$aFungi
=550  \\$wg$aPathogenic microorganisms
=550  \\$aMedical mycology
=675  \\$aMESH
=750  \2$aFungi$xpathogenicity$5IEN$0(DNLM)D005658Q000472

=LDR  00472cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362101702441
=005  20120730163137.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85052456 
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=001  9880362101802441
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=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85052447 
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=550  \\$wg$aMycelium
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=LDR  01494cz  a2200265n  4500
=001  9880362101902441
=005  20120730163137.0
=008  030821i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85052433 
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=001  9880362102002441
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=008  860211||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
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=LDR  00749cz  a2200265n  4500
=001  9880362102202441
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=LDR  00469cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362102302441
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=008  860211||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85052375 
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=LDR  00853cz  a2200253n  4500
=001  9880362102402441
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=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85052363 
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=450  \\$aMoney raising
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=LDR  00565cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362102502441
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=008  860211||\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85052305 
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=035  \\$aSH 85052305
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=LDR  00634cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362102602441
=005  20120730163136.0
=008  021231i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85052248 
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=LDR  00635cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362102702441
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=008  871218i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85052194 
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=LDR  00422cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362102802441
=005  20120730163135.0
=008  940404i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
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=053  \\$aBF575.F7
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=750  \2$aFrustration$5IEN$0(DNLM)D005639

=LDR  00653cz  a2200253n  4500
=001  9880362102902441
=005  20120730163135.0
=008  030730i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85052105 
=035  \\$aBZQ2011NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
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=053  \0$aSB354$bSB399$cCulture
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=360  \\$iindividual fruits, e.g.$aApples
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=LDR  00406cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362103002441
=005  20120730163135.0
=008  860211||\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85052102 
=035  \\$aBZQ2008NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQD321
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=550  \\$wg$aGlycosides
=550  \\$wg$aMonosaccharides
=550  \\$wg$aSucrose
=750  \2$aFructose$5IEN$0(DNLM)D005632

=LDR  00647cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362103102441
=005  20120730163135.0
=008  860211||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85052101 
=035  \\$aBZQ2007NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
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=150  \\$aFructans
=450  \\$wnne$aFructosans
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=750  \2$aFructans$5IEN$0(DNLM)D005630

=LDR  00345cz  a2200133n  4500
=001  9880362103202441
=005  20120730163135.0
=008  940404i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85052091 
=035  \\$aBZQ1997NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aFrostbite
=550  \\$wg$aCold$xPhysiological effect
=750  \2$aFrostbite$5IEN$0(DNLM)D005627

=LDR  00500cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362103302441
=005  20120730163135.0
=008  030925||\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85052071 
=035  \\$aBZQ1977NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aFrontal sinus
=450  \\$aSinus frontalis
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=670  \\$aInter. dict. med. biol.$b(sinus frontalis [NA]. Also called frontal sinus)
=750  \2$aFrontal Sinus$5IEN$0(DNLM)D005626

=LDR  00373cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362103402441
=005  20120730163135.0
=008  871218||\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85052069 
=035  \\$a(OCoLC)02012260
=035  \\$aBZQ1975NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aFrontal lobes
=550  \\$wg$aCerebral cortex
=750  \2$aFrontal Lobe$5IEN$0(DNLM)D005625

=LDR  00641cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880362103502441
=005  20120730163134.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85051992 
=035  \\$aBZQ1898NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
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=450  \\$aFriendliness
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=550  \\$wg$aInterpersonal relations
=550  \\$aLove
=750  \2$aFriends$5IEN$0(DNLM)D033062

=LDR  00508cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362103602441
=005  20120730163134.0
=008  940404i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85051985 
=035  \\$aBZQ1891NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aFriend virus
=450  \\$aFriend leukemia virus
=450  \\$aRowson-Parr virus
=450  \\$aSwiss mouse leukemia virus
=450  \\$aVirus, Friend
=550  \\$wg$aMouse leukemia viruses
=750  \2$aFriend murine leukemia virus$5IEN$0(DNLM)D005622

=LDR  00767cz  a2200265n  4500
=001  9880362103702441
=005  20120730163134.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85051980 
=035  \\$aBZQ1886NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aRC406.F7
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=550  \\$aFrataxin
=750  \2$aFriedreich Ataxia$5IEN-M$0(DNLM)D005621

=LDR  00463cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362103802441
=005  20120730163134.0
=008  860211||\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85051971 
=035  \\$aBZQ1877NU
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=053  \0$aTA418.72$cMechanical properties
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=750  \2$aFriction$5IEN$0(DNLM)D017276

=LDR  00542cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362103902441
=005  20100714090249.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85051943 
=035  \\$aBZQ1849NU
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh 85051943
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
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=550  \\$aLimnology
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=LDR  00597cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362104002441
=005  20120730163133.0
=008  020726i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85051939 
=035  \\$aBZQ1845NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dWaU$dDLC
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=450  \\$aFresh waters
=450  \\$aFreshwater
=450  \\$aFreshwaters
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=450  \\$aInland waters
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=LDR  00498cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362104102441
=005  20120730163133.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85051738 
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=550  \\$wg$aHistology$xTechnique
=690  \\$ar:AMD:6/29/90
=750  \2$aFreeze Fracturing$5IEN$0(DNLM)D005614

=LDR  00381cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362104202441
=005  20120730163133.0
=008  920906i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85051737 
=035  \\$aBZQ1643NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQH236
=150  \\$aFreeze-etching
=550  \\$wg$aElectron microscopy$xTechnique
=750  \2$aFreeze Etching$5IEN$0(DNLM)D005613

=LDR  00648cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880362104302441
=005  20120730163133.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85051736 
=035  \\$aBZQ1642NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
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=550  \\$wg$aSublimation (Chemistry)
=750  \2$aFreeze Drying$5IEN$0(DNLM)D005612

=LDR  00413cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362104402441
=005  20120730163106.0
=008  920521i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85047967 
=035  \\$aBZP7873NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRG626$bRG629
=150  \\$aFetus$xDiseases
=450  \\$aEmbryopathies
=550  \\$wg$aPregnancy$xComplications
=750  \2$aFetal Diseases$5IEN$0(DNLM)D005315

=LDR  00593cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362104502441
=005  20120730163106.0
=008  860211||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85047965 
=035  \\$aBZP7871NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRG600$cPhysiology
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=450  \\$aUnborn child
=550  \\$wg$aEmbryology
=550  \\$wg$aReproduction
=750  \2$aFetus$5IEN$0(DNLM)D005333

=LDR  00656cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880362104602441
=005  20120730163105.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85047961 
=035  \\$aBZP7867NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRG628.3.F47
=150  \\$aFetoscopy
=450  \\$aDirect fetal visualization
=450  \\$aDirect intrauterine visualization
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=450  \\$aIntrauterine visualization, Direct
=450  \\$aVisualization, Direct fetal
=550  \\$wg$aEndoscopy
=550  \\$wg$aPrenatal diagnosis
=690  \\$ar:AMD:6/29/90
=750  \2$aFetoscopy$5IEN$0(DNLM)D005332

=LDR  00575cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362104702441
=005  20120730163105.0
=008  860211||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85047954 
=035  \\$aBZP7860NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRG671$bRG693
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=450  \\$aPresentation, Fetal
=450  \\$aPresentation (Obstetrics)
=550  \\$wg$aDelivery (Obstetrics)
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/9/90
=750  \2$aLabor Presentation$5IEN$0(DNLM)D007746

=LDR  00425cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362104802441
=005  20060508144528.0
=008  920204||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85047953 
=035  \\$aBZP7859NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aFetal membranes
=450  \\$aMembranes, Fetal
=550  \\$wg$aFetal tissues
=550  \\$wg$aMembranes (Biology)
=750  \2$aExtraembryonic Membranes$0(DNLM)D005321$5IEN

=LDR  00545cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362104902441
=005  20050517125806.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85047952 
=035  \\$aBZP7858NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRG627.6.M34
=150  \\$aFetal malnutrition
=450  \\$aPrenatal malnutrition
=550  \\$wg$aFetus$xDiseases
=550  \\$wg$aFetus$xNutrition
=550  \\$wg$aMalnutrition in children
=550  \\$wg$aMalnutrition in pregnancy
=750  \2$aFetal Nutrition Disorders$0(DNLM)D048070$5IEN

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=001  9880362105002441
=005  20120730163105.0
=008  921221i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85047949 
=035  \\$aBZP7855NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRG628.3.H42
=150  \\$aFetal heart rate monitoring
=450  \\$aCardiotocography
=450  \\$aFetal cardiography
=550  \\$wg$aFetal monitoring
=550  \\$wg$aHeart rate monitoring
=750  \2$aCardiotocography$5IEN$0(DNLM)D015148

=LDR  00323cz  a2200133n  4500
=001  9880362105102441
=005  20120730163105.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85047946 
=035  \\$aBZP7852NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aFetal heart
=550  \\$wg$aHeart
=750  \2$aFetal Heart$5IEN$0(DNLM)D005318

=LDR  00440cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362105202441
=005  20120730163105.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85047945 
=035  \\$aBZP7851NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aFetal distress
=450  \\$aDistress, Fetal
=550  \\$wg$aFetus$xDiseases
=550  \\$wg$aStress (Physiology)
=690  \\$ar:AMD:6/29/90
=750  \2$aFetal Distress$5IEN$0(DNLM)D005316

=LDR  00703cz  a2200253n  4500
=001  9880362105302441
=005  20120730163105.0
=008  050929i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85047944 
=035  \\$aBZP7850NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aRG631$bRG633
=150  \\$aFetal death
=450  \\$aFetal stillbirth
=450  \\$aFetal wastage
=450  \\$aFetus$xDeath
=450  \\$wnne$aFetus, Death of the
=450  \\$aIntrauterine death
=450  \\$aReproductive wastage
=450  \\$aWastage, Fetal
=550  \\$wg$aDeath
=550  \\$wg$aPregnancy$xComplications
=670  \\$aBecker, M.J. Pathology of late fetal stillbirth, 1989.
=750  \2$aFetal Death$5IEN$0(DNLM)D005313

=LDR  00387cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362105402441
=005  20120730163105.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85047943 
=035  \\$aBZP7849NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aFetal blood
=450  \\$aCord blood
=450  \\$aUmbilical cord blood
=550  \\$wg$aBlood
=750  \2$aFetal Blood$5IEN$0(DNLM)D005312

=LDR  00435cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362105502441
=005  20060508144402.0
=008  930106i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85047942 
=035  \\$aBZP7848NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aFetal anoxia
=450  \\$aFetal hypoxia
=550  \\$wg$aAnoxemia
=550  \\$wg$aFetus$xDiseases
=550  \\$aAsphyxia neonatorum
=750  \2$aFetal Hypoxia$0(DNLM)D005311$5IEN

=LDR  00848cz  a2200253n  4500
=001  9880362105602441
=005  20190408111935.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85047941
=035  \\$aBZP7847NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aRG629.F45
=150  \\$aFetal alcohol spectrum disorders
=450  \\$wnne$aFetal alcohol syndrome
=450  \\$aAlcohol-related birth defects
=450  \\$aAlcohol-related neurodevelopmental disorders
=450  \\$aFASDs (Fetal alcohol spectrum disorders)
=450  \\$aNeurodevelopmental disorders, Alcohol-related
=550  \\$wg$aAbnormalities, Human
=550  \\$wg$aAlcoholism in pregnancy$xComplications
=550  \\$wg$aFetus$xDiseases
=550  \\$wg$aSyndromes
=550  \\$aChildren of prenatal alcohol abuse
=750  \2$aFetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorders$0(DNLM)D063647$5IEN

=LDR  00762nz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9881533051202441
=005  20210107172427.0
=008  940804i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 94005674
=035  \\$a(DLC) sh 94005674
=035  \\$a(LIBRARY_OF_CONGRESS)98169371210000041
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \0$aRD86.E47
=150  \\$aEMLA (Anesthetics)
=450  \\$aEutectic mixture of local anesthetics
=550  \\$wg$aLocal anesthetics
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 94-32073: Eutectic mixture of local anesthetics ... 1994$b(EMLA, Eutectic mixture of local anesthetics)
=670  \\$aMedline, 8/1/94$b(EMLA, Eutectic mixture of local anesthetics)
=675  \\$aMESH;$aDorland's med. dict.
=750  \2$aLidocaine, Prilocaine Drug Combination$0(DNLM)D000077442$5IEN

=LDR  00683nz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9881533154702441
=005  20201229151740.0
=008  941122i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 94008779
=035  \\$a(DLC) sh 94008779
=035  \\$a(LIBRARY_OF_CONGRESS)98168754440000041
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \0$aRM666.L42
=150  \\$aLeflunomide
=550  \\$wg$aImmunosuppressive agents
=550  \\$wg$aNonsteroidal anti-inflammatory agents
=550  \\$wg$aOxazoles
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 94-43800: Leflunomide, c1995.
=670  \\$aMedline (1991-1994)
=670  \\$aMESH$b(leflunomide; Anti-inflammatory agents, Non-steroidal)
=750  \2$aLeflunomide$0(DNLM)D000077339$5IEN

=LDR  00452cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9881550870002441
=005  20210111180156.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85080232
=035  \\$a(DLC) sh 85080232
=035  \\$a(LIBRARY_OF_CONGRESS)98169082620000041
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQK495.A12$cBotany
=150  \\$aMalvales
=450  \\$aColumniferae
=550  \\$wg$aDicotyledons
=750  \2$aMalvales$0(DNLM)D000077142$5IEN

=LDR  00474cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9881550870102441
=005  20210111175404.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85020550
=035  \\$a(DLC) sh 85020550
=035  \\$a(LIBRARY_OF_CONGRESS)98169890320000041
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQK495.C2
=150  \\$aCaryocaraceae
=450  \\$aRhizobolaceae
=550  \\$wg$aGuttiferales
=750  \2$iBroader mapping$aMalpighiales$0(DNLM)D000076622$4BM$5IEN

=LDR  01381cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9881569466202441
=005  20080403080559.0
=008  080212i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash2008001103
=035  ##$a(DLC) sh2008001103
=035  \\$a(LIBRARY_OF_CONGRESS)98171887760000041
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC
=053  \0$aR727.36
=150  \\$aRefusal to treat
=450  \\$aPhysician refusal to treat
=450  \\$aTreat, Refusal to
=550  \\$wg$aMedical personnel and patient
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 2008005529: Lynch, Holly Fernandez. Conflicts of conscience, c2008:$bECIP galley (physician refusals)
=670  \\$aMeSH online, Feb. 12, 2008:$b(hdg.: Refusal to Treat; entry term: Physician refusal scope note: Refusal of the health professional to initiate or continue treatment of a patient or group of patients. The refusal can be based on any reason. The concept is differentiated from patient refusal of treatment see treatment refusal which originates with the patient and not the health professional)
=680  \\$iHere are entered works on refusal by medical personnel to initiate or continue treatment of a patient or group of patients. Works on refusal of medical, psychological, or psychiatric treatment by patients or those authorized to make decisions for them are entered under$aPatient refusal of treatment.
=681  \\$iNote under$aPatient refusal of treatment

=LDR  01981cz  a2200325n  4500
=001  9881569470802441
=005  20210113214701.0
=008  090821i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\c
=010  \\$ash2009007795
=035  \\$a(DLC) sh2009007795
=035  \\$a(LIBRARY_OF_CONGRESS)98169252600000041
=040  \\$aUk$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aClopidogrel
=450  \\$aCeruvin
=450  \\$aClopidogrel bisulfate
=450  \\$aClopidogrel hemisulfate
=450  \\$aClopidogrel hydrogen sulfate
=450  \\$aClopidogrel hydrogensulfate
=450  \\$aClopidogrel sulfate
=450  \\$aClopilet
=450  \\$aIscover
=450  \\$aIsocover
=450  \\$aPlavix (Trademark)
=550  \\$wg$aAdrenergic beta blockers
=550  \\$wg$aCardiovascular agents
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Rogowski, W. The effects of different treatment durations of clopidogrel in patients with non-ST-segment elevation acute coronary syndromes, 2009:$bp. x (Clopidogrel)
=670  \\$aRxList the Internet Drug Index WWW site, 21 Aug. 2009:$bDrugs A-Z page (Clopidogrel bisulfate is an inhibitor of ADP-induced platelet aggregation acting by direct inhibition of adenosine diphosphate (ADP) binding to its receptor and of the subsequent ADP-mediated activation of the glycoprotein GPIIb/IIIa complex)
=670  \\$aWikipedia, 21 Aug. 2009:$bClopidogrel page (Clopidogrel is an oral antiplatelet agent (thienopyridine class) to inhibit blood clots in coronary artery disease, peripheral vascular disease, and cerebrovascular disease. It is marketed by Bristol-Myers Squibb and Sanofi-Aventis under the trade name Plavix, by Sun Pharmaceuticals under the trade name Clopilet, by Ranbaxy Laboratories under the trade name Ceruvin. It works by irreversibly inhibiting a receptor called P2Y12)
=670  \\$aGoogle search, Sept. 8, 2009$b(Plavix, Iscover, Clopidogrel hemisulfate, Clopidogrel hydrogensulfate, Clopidogrel hydrogen sulfate, Clopidogrel sulfate, Isocover)
=750  \2$aClopidogrel$0(DNLM)D000077144$5IEN-M

=LDR  01805nz  a2200253n  4500
=001  9881569874202441
=005  20241021155559.0
=008  170306||\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\c
=010  \\$ash2017000495
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh2017000495
=035  \\$a(LIBRARY_OF_CONGRESS)988007680800041
=040  \\$aUkOxU$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aMentalization Based Therapy
=450  \\$aMBT (Mentalization Based Therapy)
=450  \\$aMentalization Based Treatment
=550  \\$wg$aPsychotherapy
=670  \\$aWork cat: Hagelquist, J. The mentalization guidebook, 2017:$bp. 11 (Mentalization-based treatment)
=670  \\$aBateman, A. Mentalization based treatment for personality disorders, 2016.
=670  \\$aCounselling Directory website, Mar. 6, 2017$b(What is Mentalisation Based Therapy? In Mentalisation Based Therapy (MBT), the therapist focuses on the client's understanding of their own intentions and those of others)
=670  \\$aPsychCentral website, Mar. 6, 2017$b(Mentalization based therapy (MBT) is a specific type of psychodynamically-oriented psychotherapy designed to help people with borderline personality disorder (BPD). Its focus is helping people to differentiate and separate out their own thoughts and feelings from those around them)
=670  \\$aWikipedia, Mar. 6, 2017$b(Mentalization-based treatment (MBT) is an integrative form of psychotherapy, bringing together aspects of psychodynamic, cognitive-behavioral, systemic and ecological approaches. MBT was developed and manualised by Peter Fonagy and Anthony Bateman, designed for individuals with borderline personality disorder (BPD))
=750  \2$iRelated mapping$aMentalization$0(DNLM)D000076563$4RM$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000088042$5IEN-M
=750  \2$aMentalization-Based Therapy$0(DNLM)D000088042$5IEN-M
=930  \\$aLCSH Mapping GN 2024/10/08

=LDR  00594cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9881569962402441
=005  20210121174744.0
=008  990914i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 99011760
=035  \\$a(DLC) sh 99011760
=035  \\$a(LIBRARY_OF_CONGRESS)98170915130000041
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC
=053  \0$aRM666.M83
=150  \\$aMoxifloxacin
=550  \\$wg$aQuinolone antibacterial agents
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 99045431: Proceedings of the First International Moxifloxacin Symposium, c1999.
=670  \\$aMEDLINE.
=675  \\$aMESH
=750  \2$aMoxifloxacin$0(DNLM)D000077266$5IEN

=LDR  00451cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9881570663102441
=005  20210122120048.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85089318
=035  \\$a(DLC) sh 85089318
=035  \\$a(LIBRARY_OF_CONGRESS)98171459100000041
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQK495.A12$cBotany
=150  \\$aMyrtales
=450  \\$aMyrtiflorae
=550  \\$wg$aDicotyledons
=750  \2$aMyrtales$0(DNLM)D000077148$5IEN

=LDR  02893nz  a2200301n  4500
=001  9881570747302441
=005  20210127175525.0
=008  190408||\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash2019000814
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh2019000814
=035  \\$a(LIBRARY_OF_CONGRESS)9812279329500041
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aOxindoles
=450  \\$aIndolinone derivatives
=450  \\$aIndolinones
=450  \\$aOxazolidinone derivatives
=450  \\$aOxindole alkaloid derivatives
=450  \\$aOxindole alkaloids
=450  \\$aOxindole derivatives
=550  \\$wg$aAromatic compounds
=550  \\$wg$aHeterocyclic compounds
=550  \\$wg$aIndole alkaloids
=670  \\$aWork cat: 2019013757: Asymmetric synthesis of 3, 3-disubstituted oxindoles, 2019:$bECIP t.p. (oxindoles) Summary (Indole derivatives are the most common heterocycle compounds present in nature; many approved drugs and natural products belong to this family. Among indole derivatives, oxindoles have a structural complexity, which have stimulated generations of synthetic chemists to design strategies for assembling these structures, and their enantioselective synthesis is still growing. This book proposes to describe the known enantioselective syntheses of oxindole derivatives)
=670  \\$aWebster's third new international dictionary, unabridged$b(Oxindole; 1) a crystalline compound C [sub 8] H [sub 7] NO, isomeric with indoxyl and obtainable by reduction of isatin. 2) oxo-indoline)
=670  \\$aMeSH, viewed June 6, 2019$b(Oxindoles; scope note: Benzopyrroles with the nitrogen at the number one carbon adjacent to the benzyl and a carbonyl at the pyrrole ring typically at the 2-position; entry terms: Indolinone Derivatives, Indolinones, Oxazolidinone Derivatives, Oxindole Alkaloid Derivatives, Oxindole Alkaloids, Oxindole Derivatives; previous indexing: Indole alkaloids)
=670  \\$aLeslie Gunatilaka, A.A. The alkaloids: chemistry and biology, 1999, viewed online via ScienceDirect, June 13, 2019$b(OXINDOLE ALKALOIDS: Oxindoles constitute a small and important group of monoterpene alkaloids usually found to co-occur with their corresponding ajmalicine or corynanthe analogs. Biogenetically, oxindoles are known to arise from their indole progenitors as a result of oxidation at C-7 of the indole followed by rearrangement giving rise to a spiro center at this position. Two structural classes of oxindole alkaloids are known: those with tetracyclic structures of the 17,18-secoyohimbine or corynantheidine type and those with penta- cyclic structures of the heteroyohimbane or ajmalicine type)
=675  \\$aConcise Columbia encyclopedia$aEncyc. Britannica$aHammond Barnhart dictionary of science$aMcGraw-Hill concise encyclopedia of science & technology$aMcGraw-Hill dictionary of scientific and technical terms$aStedman's medical dictionary
=750  \2$aOxindoles$0(DNLM)D000078183$5IEN

=LDR  01037cz  a2200241n  4500
=001  9881570747502441
=005  20210127174106.0
=008  060123i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash2006000592
=035  \\$a(DLC) sh2006000592
=035  \\$a(LIBRARY_OF_CONGRESS)98169754420000041
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC
=053  \0$aRC271.O93
=150  \\$aOxaliplatin
=550  \\$wg$aAntineoplastic agents
=550  \\$wg$aOrganoplatinum compounds
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 2004112146: The clinical use of oxaliplatin, c2004:$bp. 1 (oxaliplatin; platinum drug)
=670  \\$aElks, J. Dict. of drugs, 1990$b(oxaliplatin; antineoplastic agent)
=670  \\$aAmer. drug index, 2004$b(oxaliplatin)
=670  \\$aNat. drug code dir. WWW site, Jan. 23, 2006$b(oxaliplatin, 49812-0078)
=670  \\$aMeSH browser, Jan. 23, 2006$b(oxaliplatin; Heading mapped to Organoplatinum Compounds; Pharm. Action: Antineoplastic Agents)
=670  \\$aProQuest med. lib. WWW site, Jan. 23, 2006$b(titles: oxaliplatin)
=750  \\$aOxaliplatin$0(DNLM)D000077150$5IEN

=LDR  00928cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9881570747702441
=005  20210127172837.0
=008  991007i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 99011743
=035  \\$a(DLC) sh 99011743
=035  \\$a(LIBRARY_OF_CONGRESS)98170914990000041
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aOrlistat
=450  \\$aTetrahydrolipstatin
=450  \\$aXenical (Trademark)
=550  \\$wg$aLipase$xInhibitors
=550  \\$wg$aWeight loss preparations
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 99049191: The xenical advantage : how to use the remarkable new FDA-approved drug to lose weight faster--and keep it off--safely and effectively, c1999.
=670  \\$aMEDLINE, Oct. 7, 1999$b(Orlistat (tetrahydrolipstatin) launched by Roche under trade name Xenical)
=670  \\$aRxList, Oct. 7, 1999$b(Orlistat, brand name: Xenical; category: Anti-obesity; reduction of fat digestion)
=750  \2$aOrlistat$0(DNLM)D000077403$5IEN

=LDR  01896cz  a2200337n  4500
=001  9881570752202441
=005  20210126175856.0
=008  060921i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash2006006990
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh2006006990
=035  \\$a(LIBRARY_OF_CONGRESS)98169726430000041
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aHM742
=150  \\$aOnline social networks
=450  \\$aElectronic social networks
=450  \\$aSocial networking Web sites
=450  \\$aVirtual communities
=550  \\$wg$aSocial media
=550  \\$wg$aSocial networks
=550  \\$wg$aSociotechnical systems
=550  \\$wg$aWeb sites
=670  \\$aWork cat.: MySpace & MyKids, c2007.
=670  \\$aASTI, viewed Sept. 21, 2006$b(Social networks)
=670  \\$aReaders' guide, viewed Sept. 21, 2006$b(in abstracts: Social-networking Web sites)
=670  \\$aGoogle search, Sept. 22, 2006$b(online social networks; electronic social networks)
=670  \\$aWhatIs.com via TechTarget, viewed online May 2, 2019$b(virtual community: a community of people sharing common interests, ideas, and feelings over the Internet or other collaborative networks)
=670  \\$aBritannica Online, March 6, 2019$b(Virtual community: a group of people, who may or may not meet one another face to fact, who exchange words and ideas through the mediation of digital networks)
=670  \\$aWikipedia, Mar. 6, 2019:$b(virtual community is soeical network of individuals who interact through specific social media, poetntially crossing geographical and political boundaries in order to pursue mutual interests of goals)
=670  \\$a2017418679: Catholic communities online, 2015
=680  \\$iHere are entered works on Web services, such as Facebook, Twitter, etc., that enable people to meet, interact with, and develop personal relationships with others.
=750  \2$aOnline Social Networking$0(DNLM)D000077253$5IEN

=LDR  00883cz  a2200265n  4500
=001  9881574969902441
=005  20210126152517.0
=008  970825i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 97006549
=035  \\$a(DLC) sh 97006549
=035  \\$a(LIBRARY_OF_CONGRESS)98170042240000041
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aRM666.O42
=150  \\$aOlanzapine
=450  \\$aOLZ (Drug)
=550  \\$wg$aAntipsychotic drugs
=550  \\$wg$aDopamine$xAntagonists
=550  \\$wg$aPirenzepine
=550  \\$wg$aSerotonin$xAntagonists
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 97-39621: Wyden, Peter. Conquering schizophrenia : a father, his son, and a medical breakthrough, c1997.
=670  \\$aMEDLINE, 25 Aug. 1997$b(Olanzapine, OLZ)
=670  \\$aMerck Index, 12th ed.
=670  \\$aUSP dict. 1997.
=675  \\$aMESH;$aElks and Ganellin, Dict. of drugs
=750  \2$aOlanzapine$0(DNLM)D000077152$5IEN

=LDR  01847nz  a2200253n  4500
=001  9881575365002441
=005  20210201174750.0
=008  141014i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\c
=010  \\$ash2014002552
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh2014002552
=035  \\$a(LIBRARY_OF_CONGRESS)983935512300041
=040  \\$aVaVbRU$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aPosttraumatic growth
=450  \\$aBenefit finding (Psychology)
=450  \\$aPost-traumatic growth
=550  \\$wg$aMaturation (Psychology)
=670  \\$aWork cat: Pistello, J.P. Posttraumatic growth and religious coping in parents of autistic children, 2013.
=670  \\$aBruns, A. Posttraumatic growth and spiritual well-being in survivors of the Columbine High School shooting, 2013.
=670  \\$aPosttraumatic Growth Research Group website, Oct. 14, 2014$b(Posttraumatic growth is positive change experienced as a result of the struggle with a major life crisis or a traumatic event)
=670  \\$aAmerican journal of psychiatry, vol. 157, no. 10, viewed online, Oct. 15, 2014$b(article: Posttraumatic Growth: Positive Changes in the Aftermath of Crisis)
=670  \\$aPsychological inquiry, 2004, vol 15, no. 1, viewed online, Oct. 15, 2014$b(article: Posttraumatic Growth: Conceptual Foundations and Empirical Evidence)
=670  \\$aBlackwell reference online, Oct. 15, 2014:$barticle title (Lechner, Suzanne C. Benefit Finding) abstract (Benefit finding refers to an individual's perception that major positive changes have occurred as a result of challenging life events such as major illness or trauma)
=670  \\$aWikipedia, Oct. 15, 2014:$bunder Posttraumatic growth (Post-traumatic growth or benefit finding refers to positive psychological change experienced as a result of the struggle with highly challenging life circumstances)
=750  \2$aPosttraumatic Growth, Psychological$0(DNLM)D000078002$5IEN

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=001  9881575370802441
=005  20210129151525.0
=008  060309i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\c
=010  \\$ash2006000168
=035  \\$a(DLC) sh2006000168
=035  \\$a(LIBRARY_OF_CONGRESS)98168695350000041
=040  \\$aUk$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aPlastination
=550  \\$wg$aPreservation of organs, tissues, etc.
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Peuker, T. & Schulz, C.  Der über Leichen geht: Gunther von Hagens und seine "Kor̈perwelten", 2004:$bback cover (The inventor of plastination (Gunther von Hagens) is one of the most successful and, at the same time, enigmatic German scientists)
=670  \\$aInternational Society for Plastination www site, Jan. 6, 2006$b(Plastination is a unique technique of tissue preservation developed by Dr. Gunther von Hagens in Heidelberg, Germany in 1978.  In this process, water and lipids in biological tissues are replaced by curable polymers (silicone, epoxy, polyester) which are subsequently hardened, resulting in dry, odorless and durable specimens)
=670  \\$aBodyworlds www site, Jan. 6, 2006$b(Plastination technique: a process at the interface of the medical discipline of anatomy and polymer chemistry, plastination makes it possible to preserve individual tissues and organs that have been removed from the body...)
=675  \\$aOED;$aChambers 20th century dict.
=750  \\$aPlastination$0(DNLM)D000077780$5IEN

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=035  \\$a(DLC) sh 85106389
=035  \\$a(LIBRARY_OF_CONGRESS)98169878500000041
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=150  \\$aPreprints
=550  \\$wg$aInformation services
=550  \\$wg$aPublishers and publishing
=550  \\$wg$aResearch
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=001  9881575459102441
=005  20210202170256.0
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=035  \\$a(DLC) sh 00001887
=035  \\$a(LIBRARY_OF_CONGRESS)98171252480000041
=040  \\$aUk$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aPramipexole
=450  \\$aPramipexol
=450  \\$aPramipexole dihydrochloride
=550  \\$wg$aAntidepressants
=550  \\$wg$aAntiparkinsonian agents
=550  \\$wg$aDopamine$xAgonists
=550  \\$wg$aThiazoles
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Pramipexole as an adjunct to levodopa in advanced Parkinson's disease, 1999:$bp. 7 (Pramipexole is an aminobenzothiazole-type dopamine receptor agonist)
=670  \\$aAlta vista search, 28 Feb. 2000$b(Pramipexole; Pramipexole (Mirapex [trade name]); Pramipexole Dihydrochloride)
=670  \\$aMEDLINE search, 28 Feb. 2000$b(Pramipexol; Pramipexole)
=670  \\$aMESH chem. suppl.$b(Pramipexol, syn.: pramipexole; mapped to thiazoles; pharm. act.: Dopamine agonists)
=670  \\$aUSP dict.$b(Pramipexole, INN. Antidepressant; antiparkinsonian, antischizophrenic, dopamine agonist)
=675  \\$aStedman's med. dict.
=750  \2$aPramipexole$0(DNLM)D000077487$5IEN

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=001  9881575573402441
=005  20210128130855.0
=008  890705||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 89003994
=035  \\$a(DLC) sh 89003994
=035  \\$a(LIBRARY_OF_CONGRESS)98171934750000041
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aDisodium pamidronate
=450  \\$aAHPDP (Drug)
=450  \\$aAHPrBP (Drug)
=450  \\$aAPD (Drug)
=450  \\$aPamidronate disodium
=550  \\$wg$aCalcium$xMetabolism$xRegulation
=550  \\$wg$aDiphosphonates
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Disodium pamidronate in treatment, c1989$b(pamidronate)
=670  \\$aKatzung. Basic & clin. pharmacol., 4-e.
=670  \\$aThe management of bone metastases and hypercalcaemia by osteoclast inhibition, 1990$b(pamidronate, disodium pamidronate, APD)
=675  \\$aMerck;$aChem. abst.;$aUSAN/USP
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=001  9881575734502441
=005  20210205145842.0
=008  050518i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash2005001764
=035  \\$a(DLC) sh2005001764
=035  \\$a(LIBRARY_OF_CONGRESS)98169617180000041
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC
=053  \0$aRM666.R45
=150  \\$aResveratrol
=450  \\$aStilbenetriol
=450  \\$aTrihydroxystilbene
=550  \\$wg$aPhytochemicals
=550  \\$wg$aStilbene
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 2004557700: Sardi, Bill. The anti-aging pill : Is the 125-year life span about to become common? Scientists find the genetic switch for longevity and a natural molecule that turns it on, c2004.
=670  \\$aMESH supplementary concept data via WWW, Apr. 21, 2005$b(Resveratrol, entry terms: 3,4',5-stilbenetrol, 3,5,4'-trihydroxystilbene; trans-resveratrol; heading mapped to Stilbenes)
=670  \\$aQuackwatch web site, Apr. 21, 2005$b(Resveratrol (trans-3,5,4'-trihydroxystilbene), a compound found largely in the skins of red grapes, is a component of Ko-jo-kon, an oriental medicine used to treat diseases of the blood vessels, heart, and liver)
=750  \2$aResveratrol$0(DNLM)D000077185$5IEN

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=001  9881575734702441
=005  20210205145242.0
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=010  \\$ash 85113175
=035  \\$a(DLC) sh 85113175
=035  \\$a(LIBRARY_OF_CONGRESS)98172211210000041
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
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=150  \\$aRespect
=450  \\$aDeference
=450  \\$aEsteem
=550  \\$wg$aConduct of life
=670  \\$aWeb. 3$b(respect: esteem)
=670  \\$aRandom House$b(respect: esteem ...)
=750  \2$aRespect$0(DNLM)D000078682$5IEN

=LDR  00447cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9881575735902441
=005  20210205140138.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85111389
=035  \\$a(DLC) sh 85111389
=035  \\$a(LIBRARY_OF_CONGRESS)98172704280000041
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQK495.A12
=150  \\$aRanunculales
=450  \\$aRanales
=550  \\$wg$aDicotyledons
=750  \2$aRanunculales$0(DNLM)D000076664$5IEN

=LDR  00652cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9881575739702441
=005  20210204175136.0
=008  930817i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 93006010
=035  \\$a(DLC) sh 93006010
=035  \\$a(LIBRARY_OF_CONGRESS)98169295320000041
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aQuinapril
=450  \\$aAccupril (Trademark)
=550  \\$wg$aAngiotensin converting enzyme$xInhibitors
=550  \\$wg$aHypotensive agents
=550  \\$wg$aPeptides
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 91-75285: Accupril, 1991.
=670  \\$aUSAN/USP.
=670  \\$aChem. abst.$b(Reg. number)
=750  \2$aQuinapril$0(DNLM)D000077583$5IEN

=LDR  00488nz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9881575740402441
=005  20210204150429.0
=008  860211||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85109347
=035  \\$a(DLC) sh 85109347
=035  \\$a(LIBRARY_OF_CONGRESS)98170878820000041
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQD281.P9$cOrganic chemistry
=053  \0$aTP156.P9$cChemical engineering
=150  \\$aPyrolysis
=550  \\$wg$aChemical reactions
=750  \2$aPyrolysis$0(DNLM)D000077319$5IEN

=LDR  01120cz  a2200301n  4500
=001  9881575740702441
=005  20111209143508.7
=008  860211\|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85046427 
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh 85046427 
=035  \\$a(LIBRARY_OF_CONGRESS)98170775480000041
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dViU$dDLC
=053  \0$aHJ7461$bHJ7980
=150  \\$aExpenditures, Public
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=450  \\$aAppropriations and expenditures
=450  \\$aGovernment appropriations
=450  \\$aGovernment expenditures
=450  \\$aGovernment spending
=450  \\$aPublic expenditures
=450  \\$aPublic spending
=450  \\$aSpending, Government
=550  \\$wg$aFinance, Public
=550  \\$wg$aPublic administration
=550  \\$aGovernment spending policy
=670  \\$aUMI business vocab.$b(Government appropriations, use Appropriations)
=670  \\$aPublic spending, taxation, and deficits, c1997.
=670  \\$aThe size and growth of government spending, 1988.

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=001  9881575839702441
=005  20210205172200.0
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=010  \\$ash2007005971
=035  \\$a(DLC) sh2007005971
=035  \\$a(LIBRARY_OF_CONGRESS)98171383910000041
=040  \\$aUk$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aRimonabant
=450  \\$aAcomplia  (Trademark)
=450  \\$aRimonabant hydrochloride
=450  \\$aRimoslim
=450  \\$aRiobant
=450  \\$aSlimona
=450  \\$aSR141716
=450  \\$aZimulti (Trademark)
=550  \\$wg$aPyrazoles
=550  \\$wg$aWeight loss preparations
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Pi-Sunyer, F.X. Biography of Rimonabant, 2007.
=670  \\$aJournal of the American College of Cardiology, vol. 47 (2006):$bpp. 1919-1926 (Rimonabant: a cannabinoid receptor type 1 blocker for management of multi cardiometabolic risk factors)
=670  \\$aDrugs today, Aug. 2005:$bpp.499-508 (Rimonabant hydrochloride, the first drug in a new class of selective cannabinoid type 1 (CB1) receptor antagonists, is showing promise in clinical trials for the treatment of obesity and related metabolic risk factors, in addition to tobacco dependence)
=670  \\$aWikipedia, 31 July 2007:$bRimonabant (Rimonabant (also known as SR141716, Acomplia, Riobant, Slimona, Rimoslim, and Zimulti) is an anorectic anti-obesity drug. It is a CB1 cannabinoid receptor antagonist. Its main avenue of effect is reduction in appetite. Rimonabant is currently being sold in the United Kingdom by Sanofi-Aventis and in Denmark by Sanofi-Synthelabo under the trade name Acomplia (which is the name used in 18 countries, as of 2007). Riobant, Slimona and Rimoslim are generic forms available in India. If approved in the United States, it is intended to be marketed under the name Zimulti)
=750  \2$aRimonabant$0(DNLM)D000077285$5IEN

=LDR  00429cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9881575839902441
=005  20210205170835.0
=008  880412i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 88023322
=035  \\$a(DLC) sh 88023322
=035  \\$a(LIBRARY_OF_CONGRESS)98170892390000041
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQR353$bQR353.5
=150  \\$aRickettsiales
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=750  \2$aRickettsiales$0(DNLM)D000076944$5IEN

=LDR  00633cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9881575843602441
=005  20021202095615.0
=008  020720i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\c
=010  \\$ash 85108475 
=035  ##$a(DLC) sh 85108475 
=035  \\$a(LIBRARY_OF_CONGRESS)98170102070000041
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dMMiltC
=053  \0$aRA1148
=150  \\$aForensic psychology
=450  \\$aJuridical psychology
=450  \\$aJuristic psychology
=450  \\$aLegal psychology
=450  \\$wnne$aPsychology, Forensic
=550  \\$wg$aForensic sciences
=550  \\$wg$aPsychology, Applied
=670  \\$aL.C. subj. heading Forensic psychiatry.

=LDR  00704nz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9881575847302441
=005  20210203145651.0
=008  890629i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 89003877
=035  \\$a(DLC) sh 89003877
=035  \\$a(LIBRARY_OF_CONGRESS)98171932130000041
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \\$aHV5725$bHV5770
=150  \0$aEx-smokers
=450  \0$aFormer smokers
=550  \0$wg$aCigarette smokers
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Farquhar, J.W. The last puff : ex-smokers share the secrets of their success, 1990.
=670  \\$aHennepin$b(Ex-smokers: x Former smokers, Smokers, Ex-; Ex-smokers--Personal narratives; Ex-smokers--Self-help materials
=750  \2$aEx-Smokers$0(DNLM)D000078822$5IEN-M

=LDR  00464cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9881575847802441
=005  20210203141211.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85045502
=035  \\$a(DLC) sh 85045502
=035  \\$a(LIBRARY_OF_CONGRESS)98172172190000041
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aTP959.E9$cChemical technology
=150  \0$aEucalyptus oil
=550  \0$wg$aEssences and essential oils
=750  \2$aEucalyptus Oil$0(DNLM)D000078122$5IEN-M

=LDR  00433nz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9881575848402441
=005  20210203125750.0
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=010  \\$ash 93009242
=035  \\$a(DLC) sh 93009242
=035  \\$a(LIBRARY_OF_CONGRESS)98169305080000041
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=150  \0$aEndurance sports$xTraining
=550  \0$wg$aPhysical education and training
=750  \2$aEndurance Training$0(DNLM)D000076663$5IEN-M

=LDR  00447cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9881575853102441
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=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85042668
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=035  \\$a(LIBRARY_OF_CONGRESS)98171398270000041
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aBF575.E53
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=550  \\$wg$aSelf-consciousness (Sensitivity)
=750  \2$aEmbarrassment$0(DNLM)D000078385$5IEN-M

=LDR  00575cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9881575853502441
=005  20210202154707.0
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=010  \\$ash 85041257
=035  \\$a(DLC) sh 85041257
=035  \\$a(LIBRARY_OF_CONGRESS)98172038870000041
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aBJ1474
=150  \0$aEgoism
=450  \0$aEgocentricity
=550  \0$wg$aPhilosophy
=550  \0$wg$aSelf-interest
=670  \\$aRandom House$b(Ethics: the view that morality ultimately rests on self-interest)
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=LDR  00485cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9881575854102441
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=035  \\$a(DLC) sh 85040846
=035  \\$a(LIBRARY_OF_CONGRESS)98172243070000041
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aEconomic status
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=LDR  00656nz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9881575855302441
=005  20210211154759.0
=008  930803i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 93005757
=035  \\$a(DLC) sh 93005757
=035  \\$a(LIBRARY_OF_CONGRESS)98169283030000041
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=150  \\$aTazobactam
=550  \\$wg$aBeta lactamases$xInhibitors
=550  \\$wg$aPenicillanic acids
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 93-28465: The role of piperacillin/tazobactam ... 1993.
=670  \\$aUSAN/USP.
=670  \\$aChem. abst.$b(reg. number CAS 89786-04-9)
=670  \\$aMESH. Suppl. chem. records.
=750  \2$aTazobactam$0(DNLM)D000078142 {dollar}5 IEN-M

=LDR  00883nz  a2200241n  4500
=001  9881575856202441
=005  20210201145912.0
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=010  \\$ash 97007921
=035  \\$a(DLC) sh 97007921
=035  \\$a(LIBRARY_OF_CONGRESS)98170179660000041
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aRM301.25
=150  \0$aDrug development
=360  \\$isubdivision$aDevelopment$iunder individual drugs and groups of drugs, e.g.$aAntineoplastic agents--Development
=450  \0$aDevelopment of drugs
=450  \0$aDrugs$xDevelopment
=450  \0$aNew drug development
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=550  \0$wg$aPharmacy
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 97-202811: Senn, S. Statistical issues in drug development, c1997.
=670  \\$aLC database, Nov. 12, 1997$b(titles: drug development; new drug development)
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=LDR  00800nz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9881575856402441
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=010  \\$ash 97001820 
=035  ##$a(DLC) sh 97001820 
=035  \\$a(LIBRARY_OF_CONGRESS)98169705270000041
=040  \\$aUk$cDLC
=150  \0$aDocetaxel
=450  \0$aTaxotere (Trademark)
=550  \0$wg$aAlkaloids
=550  \0$wg$aAntineoplastic agents
=670  \\$aTaxotere, c1996.
=670  \\$aBurris, H. Phase 1 trials of taxotere.
=670  \\$aGueritte-Voegelein, F. Anticancer substances from plants.
=670  \\$aUSP$b(Docetaxel; Taxotere: Rhone-Poulenc Rorer brand of Docetaxel)
=670  \\$aMerck$b(Docetaxel; taxotere: semisynthetic derivative of paclitaxel)
=670  \\$aMESH Suppl. Chem.$b(Taxotere; Docetaxel)

=LDR  01015nz  a2200301n  4500
=001  9881575857202441
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=010  \\$ash 96009014
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=035  \\$a(LIBRARY_OF_CONGRESS)98170643050000041
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \\$aBF575.A886
=150  \0$aAversion
=450  \0$aAbhorrence
=450  \0$aAntipathy
=450  \0$aDisgust
=450  \0$aDislike
=450  \0$aDisrelish
=450  \0$aDistaste
=450  \0$aLoathing
=450  \0$aRepugnance
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=670  \\$aWork cat.: 96-35420: Miller, W.I. The anatomy of disgust, 1997.
=670  \\$aRandom House$b(Aversion: strong feeling of dislike, opposition, repugnance, or antipathy; syn.: distaste, abhorrence, disgust, antipathy, loathing)
=670  \\$aWeb. 3$b(Aversion: intense or definite dislike; syn. dislike)
=670  \\$aThesaurus of psy. index terms$b(Aversion; UF Antipathy: Dislike)
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=001  9881575857502441
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=010  \\$ash 97005575
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=035  \\$a(LIBRARY_OF_CONGRESS)98171476710000041
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aHV1568.2$bHV1568.25
=150  \\$aDisability studies
=450  \\$aPeople with disabilities$xStudy and teaching
=450  \\$aSociology of disability$xStudy and teaching
=550  \\$wg$aEducation$xCurricula
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 97-21218: Linton, S. Claiming disability, 1998.
=670  \\$aArticle1st data base, 22JUL97.
=675  \\$aHennepin;$aThesaurus of sociological indexing terms, 1986
=750  \2$aDisability Studies$0(DNLM)D000077109$5IEN-M

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=001  9881575857802441
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=035  \\$a(LIBRARY_OF_CONGRESS)98171277750000041
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=053  \\$aQK495.P22
=150  \0$aDicentra
=450  \0$aBicuculla
=450  \0$aBikukulla
=550  \0$wg$aPapaveraceae

=LDR  00883cz  a2200205n  4500
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=035  \\$a(LIBRARY_OF_CONGRESS)98172605930000041
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=053  \0$aPN4390$cHistory and criticism
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=450  \\$aDBT (Psychotherapy)
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=670  \\$aWork cat.: 2005008271: Marra, Thomas. Dialectical behavior therapy in private practice, c2005:$bCIP galley (DBT)
=670  \\$aGoogle, Mar. 23, 2005$b(23,200 hits on exact phrase)
=670  \\$aPubMed, Mar. 23, 2005$b(83 hits)
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=150  \\$aDeferasirox
=450  \\$aExjade (Trademark)
=550  \\$wg$aBenzoates
=550  \\$wg$aIron chelates
=550  \\$wg$aTriazoles
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Deferasirox for the treatment of iron overload associated with regular blood transfusions (transfusional haemosiderosis) in patients suffering with chronic anemia, 2009.
=670  \\$aWikipedia, 8 May 2009$b(Deferasirox (marketed as Exjade) is a rationally-designed oral iron chelator. Its main use is to reduce chronic iron overload in patients who are receiving long-term blood transfusions for conditions such as beta-thalassemia and other chronic anemias)
=670  \\$aMedline Plus WWW site, 8 May 2009$b(Deferasirox is used to remove excess iron that is in the body because of blood transfusions. It is in a class of medications called iron chelators. Brand name: Exjade)

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=450  \\$aVisualization of information
=550  \\$wg$aInformation science
=550  \\$aVisual analytics
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Chi, E.H. A framework for visualizing information, c2002:$bp. 4 of cover (Information visualization is the design and creation of interactive graphic depictions of information by combining principles in the disciplines of graphic design, cognitive science, and interactive computer graphics)
=670  \\$aTechEncyclopedia, via WWW, July 30, 2002$b(Information visualization. Representing data in 3-D images in order to navigate through it more quickly and access it in a more natural manner. Although the term was coined at Xerox's Palo Alto Research Center, which has developed very advanced techniques, multidimentional cubes, or pivot tables, are a simpler form of information visualization that is widely used today)
=670  \\$aOnline computing dictionary, July 30, 2002$b(visualisation. The act of making a visible presentation of numerical data, particularly a graphical one. This might include anything from a simple X-Y graph of one dependent variable against one independent variable to a virtual reality which allows you to fly around the data)
=670  \\$aWWW search, July 30, 2002$b(Information visualization; visualization of information)
=670  \\$aOCLC, July 30, 2002$b(Information visualization; Information visualisation)
=670  \\$aWikipedia, May 23, 2007$b(visual analytics - the formation of abstract visual metaphors in combination with a human information discourse (interaction) that enables detection of the expected and discovery of the unexpected within massive, dynamically changing information spaces. Information visualization, scientific visualization, and visual analytics have lots of overlapping goals and techniques. Scientific visualization deals with data that has a natural geometric structure (e.g., MRI data, wind flows). Information visualization handles more abstract data structures such as trees or graphs. Visual analytics is especially concerned with sense-making and reasoning)
=670  \\$aLC database, Dec. 12, 2007$b(titles: data visualization)

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=150  \\$aCyberbullying
=450  \\$aCyber bullying
=450  \\$aOnline bullying
=450  \\$aVirtual bullying
=550  \\$wg$aBullying
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 2006020875: Breguet, T. Frequently asked questions about cyberbullying, c2007.
=670  \\$aGoogle search, June 23, 2006$b(105,000 hits; www.cyberbullying.ca web site: Cyberbullying involves the use of information and communication technologies such as e-mail, cell phone and pager text messages, instant messaging, defamatory personal Web sites, and defamatory online personal polling Web sites, to support deliberate, repeated, and hostile behaviour by an individual or group, that is intended to harm others; online bullying; virtual bullying)
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=010  \\$ash2018000092
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=035  \\$a(LIBRARY_OF_CONGRESS)9810714781900041
=040  \\$aMTG$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aCRISPR-associated protein 9
=450  \\$aCas9 (CRISPR-associated protein 9)
=450  \\$aCRISPR/Cas9
=550  \\$wg$aEndonucleases
=550  \\$wg$aGene editing
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Kozubek, Jim. Modern Prometheus: editing the human genome with CRISPR-Cas9, 2016.
=670  \\$aArchives of Disease in Childhood -- Education & Practice Edition, April 2016:$bWhat is CRISPR/Cas9?, p. 213 ("Clustered regularly interspaced palindromic repeats (CRISPR)/Cas9...is a gene-editing technology which involves two essential components: a guide RNA to match a desired target gene, and Cas9 (CRISPR-associated protein 9)--an endonuclease which causes a double-stranded DNA break, allowing modifications to the genome. One of the most exciting applications of CRISPR/Cas9 is its potential use to treat genetic disorders caused by single gene mutations")
=670  \\$aNature, March 7, 2016:$bCRISPR: gene editing is just the beginning, p. 160 (Graphic: "Hacking CRISPR. By modifying the molecular machinery that powers CRISPR-Cas9 gene editing, scientists can probe the functions of genes and gene regulators with unprecedented specificity")
=670  \\$aProspec website, viewed March 5, 2018$bCAS9 (Cas9 (CRISPR associated protein 9) is an RNA-guided DNA endonuclease enzyme associated with the CRISPR (Clustered Regularly Interspaced Short Palindromic Repeats) adaptive immunity system in Streptococcus pyogenes, among other bacteria. S. Pyogenes utilizes Cas9 to remember and later probe and cleave foreign DNA, such as invading bacteriophage DNA or plasmid DNA. In case that the DNA substrate is complementary to the guide RNA, Cas9 cleaves the invading DNA. In addition to its original role in bacterial immunity, the Cas9 protein has been heavily employed as a genome engineering tool to induce site-directed double strand breaks in DNA. These disruptions may lead to gene inactivation or the presentation of heterologous genes via non-homologous end joining and homologous recombination respectively in many laboratory model organisms)

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=035  \\$a(DLC) sh 85116428
=035  \\$a(LIBRARY_OF_CONGRESS)98172697210000041
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aBF575.S23
=150  \\$aSadness
=450  \\$aDejection
=450  \\$aGloominess
=450  \\$aTristitia
=550  \\$wg$aDeadly sins
=550  \\$aDepression, Mental
=550  \\$wg$aEmotions
=550  \\$aMelancholy
=750  \2$aSadness$0(DNLM)D000078602$5IEN

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=035  \\$a(LIBRARY_OF_CONGRESS)98171567010000041
=040  \\$aDGPO$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aRosiglitazone
=450  \\$aAvandia (Trademark)
=450  \\$aRosiglitazone maleate
=450  \\$aRosiglizole
=550  \\$wg$aThiazoles
=670  \\$aWork cat.: U.S. Cong. House. Comm. on Oversight and Government Reform. FDA's role in the evaluation of Avandia's safety, 2008:$bp. 35 (diabetes drug rosiglitazone, better known as Avandia)
=670  \\$aMESH, Mar. 18, 2009$b(Rosiglitazone x Avandia; a peroxisome proliferator-activated receptor gamma agonist; reduces lipid availability, improves insulin action & glucoregulation; Avandia is tradename for the rosiglitazone maleate; heading mapped to: thiazolidinediones; previous indexing: thiazoles)
=670  \\$aMedlinePlus, Mar. 19, 2009$b(in a class of medications called thiazolidinediones, used to treat type 2 diabetes)
=670  \\$aFDA web site, drug databases, Mar. 19, 2009.
=750  \2$aRosiglitazone$0(DNLM)D000077154$5IEN

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=001  9881586472102441
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=010  \\$ash 96010119
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=035  \\$a(LIBRARY_OF_CONGRESS)98170594060000041
=040  \\$aUk$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aRoad rage
=450  \\$aFreeway violence
=450  \\$aHighway violence
=450  \\$aRage, Road
=450  \\$aTraffic violence
=450  \\$aViolence in traffic
=550  \\$wg$aViolence
=550  \\$aAggressive driving
=670  \\$aYuill, G. Road rage, c1996$b(Road rage is described as a violent reaction completely out of proportion with the incident; text cites examples of people being attacked, run over, and killed after minor road traffic incidents)
=670  \\$aRoad traffic law bulletin, May 1994$b(Road rage can be defined in psychological terms as unchecked behaviour, which is not normally in the repertoire of the individual, designed to cause harm to another road user)
=670  \\$aNursing standard, 1995:$bv. 9, no. 42, p. 21 (Road rage was first described in the early 1980s when 4 people were killed and several injured in a spate of armed incidents over a two month period on the Los Angeles freeways)
=670  \\$aProfessional engineering, 1995:$bv. 8, no. 12, p. 10.
=670  \\$aWashington Post, Oct. 16, 1977:$bp. A14 (freeway violence) April 23, 1994, p. B1 (violence ... on the highways) April 18, 1996, p. A17 (road rage)
=670  \\$aWashington Post Magazine, Feb. 4, 1979$b(highway hostility; traffic violence)
=670  \\$aCBS News, Nov. 7, 1996$b(road rage)
=670  \\$aJournal (VA) Nov. 29, 1996:$bp. B4 (Incidents of what the [American Automobile Association's Foundation for Traffic Safety] calls 'road rage' were up close to seven percent since 1990)
=670  \\$aNational Highway Traffic Safety Administration website, Apr. 19, 2007:$btraffic safety (NHTSA, after discussions with law enforcement and the judiciary, defines aggressive driving as occurring when "an individual commits a combination of moving traffic offenses so as to endanger other persons or property.") injury prevention (Road rage differs from aggressive driving. It is a criminal offense and is "an assault with a motor vehicle or other dangerous weapon by the operator or passenger(s) of one motor vehicle on the operator or passenger(s) of another motor vehicle or is caused by an incident that occurred on a roadway.")
=750  \2$aRoad Rage$0(DNLM)D000077315$5IEN

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=010  \\$ash2015001822
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=035  \\$a(LIBRARY_OF_CONGRESS)984475168600041
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=072  \7$aH 1180$2lcsh
=150  \\$aSaxifragales
=550  \\$wg$aDicotyledons
=670  \\$aWork cat: Aloaceae, Meliaceae, Peridiscaceae, Rhizophoraceae (Flore du Gabon. Vol. 47), 2015:$bp. 76 (Peridiscaceae, member of the Saxifragales)
=670  \\$aITIS, viewed 21 July 2015$b(Order Saxifragales (accepted); Class Magnoliopsida)
=670  \\$aWikipedia, 21 July 2015$b(the Saxifragales are an order of flowering plants; the order, as it is now understood, is based upon the results of molecular phylogenetic studies of DNA sequences; it is not part of any of the classification systems based on plant morphology)
=750  \2$aSaxifragales$0(DNLM)D000076607$5IEN

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=010  \\$ash 86002662
=035  \\$a(DLC) sh 86002662
=035  \\$a(LIBRARY_OF_CONGRESS)98169256780000041
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aRA975.5.R43
=150  \0$aHospitals$xRehabilitation services
=450  \0$aRehabilitation services in hospitals
=550  \0$wg$aHospital care
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Medical rehabilitation services in health care institutions, 1986.
=670  \\$aHospital admin. term.
=675  \\$aMESH;$aNIH;$aDiscursive dict. of health care
=750  \2$aHospitals, Rehabilitation$0(DNLM)D000077773$5IEN-M

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=035  \\$a(LIBRARY_OF_CONGRESS)98169562490000041
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aPharmacy$xHistory
=667  \\$aRecord generated for validation purposes.
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Drug discovery, c2005
=750  \2$aHistory of Pharmacy$0(DNLM)D000077406$5IEN-M

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=035  \\$a(LIBRARY_OF_CONGRESS)98172325720000041
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=150  \0$aGrey literature
=450  \0$aGray literature
=450  \0$aNon-commercial publications
=450  \0$aNon-conventional publications
=550  \0$wg$aPrinted ephemera
=670  \\$aLibrary literature$b(Grey literature is a x-ref to Ephemeral materials)
=670  \\$aLC data base, 10/25/89$b(Grey literature)
=670  \\$aKnowles, C. Bibliographic presentation of grey literature, 1981.
=670  \\$aC & RL News, May 1987:$bp. 244ff. (Stalking the elusive grey literature)
=670  \\$aLibrary Journal, Apr. 15, 1988:$bBritish Library. adv. (Grey literature)
=680  \\$iHere are entered works on publications such as reports, theses, conference papers, translations and limited circulation government documents which are not normally available through commercial publication sources.
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=010  \\$ash 86000659
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=035  \\$a(LIBRARY_OF_CONGRESS)98171126390000041
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=450  \0$aMaternal weight gain
=550  \0$wg$aWeight gain
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Taffel, S. Maternal weight gain and the outcome of pregnancy ... 1986
=675  \\$aMESH;$aNIH
=750  \2$aGestational Weight Gain$0(DNLM)D000078064$5IEN-M

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=010  \\$ash 85138462
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=150  \\$aTubiflorae
=450  \\$aPolemoniales
=450  \\$aSolanales
=550  \\$wg$aDicotyledons
=750  \2$aSolanales$0(DNLM)D000076666$5IEN

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=010  \\$ash 93003994
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=035  \\$a(LIBRARY_OF_CONGRESS)98172430500000041
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \0$aQP425
=150  \\$aDrowsiness
=450  \\$aSleepiness
=450  \\$aSomnolence
=550  \\$wg$aSleep-wake cycle
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 87-71321: Santamaria, J. The EEG of drowsiness, c1987.
=670  \\$aWeb. 3.
=670  \\$aFunk and Wagnalls.
=675  \\$aDorland's med. dict.;$aMESH
=750  \2$aSleepiness$0(DNLM)D000077260$5IEN

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=010  \\$ash 88007034
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=035  \\$a(LIBRARY_OF_CONGRESS)98170247930000041
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=150  \\$aSlow wave sleep
=450  \\$aSleep stage IV
=450  \\$aSleep stage four
=450  \\$aStage IV sleep
=450  \\$aStage four sleep
=550  \\$wg$aSleep$xStages
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Slow wave sleep, c1989.
=670  \\$aBest & Taylor's Physiol. basis of med. practice:$bp. 1277.
=675  \\$aMESH
=750  \2$aSleep, Slow-Wave$0(DNLM)D000077310$5IEN

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=035  \\$a(LIBRARY_OF_CONGRESS)98169043090000041
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=053  \0$aRC489.T66
=150  \\$aTherapeutic alliance
=450  \\$aAlliance, Therapeutic
=450  \\$aAlliance, Working (Psychotherapy)
=450  \\$aWorking alliance (Psychotherapy)
=550  \\$wg$aPsychotherapist and patient
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 93-21150: The working alliance, c1994$b(Working alliance, therapeutic alliance)
=670  \\$aKaplan psych.$b(working alliance, therapeutic alliance)
=670  \\$aMoore. Psychoanalytic terms and concepts, c1990$b(therapeutic alliance, working alliance)
=670  \\$aKapan. Comp. gloss. of psych. and psych., c1991$b(therapeutic alliance)
=670  \\$aHandbook of psychiatry, c1990$b(therapeutic alliance)
=675  \\$aHennepin;$aMESH;$aThes. psych. index terms
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=053  \0$aRM666.T28
=150  \\$aTerbinafine
=450  \\$aLamisil (Trademark)
=550  \\$wg$aAntifungal agents
=550  \\$wg$aMethylnaphthalenes
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 2001021756: Lamisil : the evidence, c2001.
=670  \\$aChemfinder, April 3, 2001.
=670  \\$aChem. abst.
=670  \\$aMEDLINE plus (drug info), April 3, 2001.
=750  \2$aTerbinafine$0(DNLM)D000077291$5IEN-M

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=035  \\$a(LIBRARY_OF_CONGRESS)98189377830000041
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=053  \0$aTK5105.8855
=150  \\$aInternet access
=450  \\$aAccess to the Internet
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Hale, T.M. Health status and health behavior as factors predicting online health seeking, 2011:$babstr. (The purpose of this dissertation is to examine why people use the Internet for health-related purposes and whether this usage is part of larger pattern of health-promoting behaviors, or health lifestyle. Pierre Bourdieu's concept of habitus provides the key theoretical concept that links health lifestyle theory and the digital inequality framework to explain how socioeconomic status and level of Internet access may contribute to status-specific attitudes and behaviors, or lifestyles)
=750  \2$aInternet Access$0(DNLM)D000077230$5IEN-M

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=035  \\$a(LIBRARY_OF_CONGRESS)98170105940000041
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=150  \\$aPublic health laws, International
=450  \\$aInternational public health laws
=450  \\$aInternational sanitary regulations
=450  \\$aWorld health$xLaw and legislation
=550  \\$wg$aInternational law
=680  \\$iHere are entered works on public health laws adopted or proposed by two or more countries jointly by convention or treaty.
=750  \2$aInternational Health Regulations$0(NLM)9811684517500041$5IEN-M

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=010  \\$ash 87005692
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=035  \\$a(LIBRARY_OF_CONGRESS)98169344430000041
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \0$aHost-bacteria relationships
=450  \0$aBacteria-host relationships
=450  \0$aRelationships, Host-bacteria
=550  \0$wg$aHost-parasite relationships
=670  \\$aWork cat.: UCLA symposium on bacteria-host cell interactions, 1987.
=750  \2$aHost Microbial Interactionss$0(DNLM)D000076662$5IEN-M

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=035  \\$a(LIBRARY_OF_CONGRESS)98170840910000041
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=150  \\$aZolpidem
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=670  \\$aPANDORA archive, via WWW, Aug. 16, 2004$b(preserving and accessing networked documentary resources of Australia) about PANDORA - key documents/background info. (developed to ensure long-term access to selected Australian online publications; archiving system for building and managing an archive of Web publications; the State Library of Tasmania has developed its own Web archive, Our Digital Island, and taken responsibility for archiving Tasmanian publications)
=670  \\$aInternet Archive home page, Aug. 16, 2004$b(The Internet Archive is building a digital library of Internet sites and other cultural artifacts in digital form) FAQs ("Alexa Internet has been crawling the web since 1996, which has resulted in a massive archive. If you have a web site, and you would like to ensure that it is saved for posterity in the Internet Archive ...")
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=670  \\$aWork cat: Singer, Merrill. Introduction to syndemics, c2009.
=670  \\$aMedicineNet.com, Dec. 21, 2014$b(definition of syndemic: a set of linked health problems involving two or more afflictions, interacting synergistically, and contributing to excess burden of disease in a population. Syndemics occur when health-related problems cluster by person, place, or time. For example, the SAVA syndemic is comprised of substance abuse, violence, and AIDS, three conditions that disproportionately afflict those living in poverty in US cities. To prevent a syndemic, one must prevent or control not only each affliction but also the forces that tie those afflictions together. From syn-, together + (epi)-demic)
=670  \\$aWikipedia, Dec. 21, 2014:$bSyndemic entry p. (A syndemic is the aggregation of two or more diseases in a population in which there is some level of positive biological interaction that exacerbates the negative health effects of any or all of the diseases)
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=670  \\$aCDC, Program Collaboration and Service Integration (PCSI) at NCHHSTP online, Dec. 21, 2014:$bDefinitions p. (Syndemics: Synergistically interacting epidemics)
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=670  \\$aMartinez, J. Examining the complex relationship between attachment, depression and anxiety in the lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender elderly compared to heterosexual cisgender elders, 2016.
=670  \\$aSmith, J.L. Lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender elderly and the need for more specialized training for aging service professionals, 2012.
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=670  \\$aSullivan, K.M. The experience of senior housing for lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender seniors, ©2011.
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=670  \\$aNational Safety Council WWW home page, Nov. 25, 2018$bwork safety/safety topics/fatigue (Fatigue -- you're more than just tired. ... Our 24/7 workforce. ... People often make light of how little sleep they get; an over-worked, over-tired condition has become the norm for many. But a good night's sleep is not just a novelty, it's a necessity. The effects of fatigue are far-reaching and can have an adverse impact on all areas of our lives. Our bodies are programmed to be tired at night and alert during the day, but work often requires us to override those natural sleep patterns. More than 43% of workers are sleep-deprived, and those most at risk work the night shift, long shifts or irregular shifts. Following are a few facts for employers: Safety performance decreases as employees become tired; 62% of night shift workers complain about sleep loss; fatigued worker productivity costs employers) reports (Fatigue in the workplace: causes and consequences of employee fatigue; Workplace Fatigue: Causes, Consequences. and Managing Risks)
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=670  \\$aSafety and health topics - Long work hours, extended or irregular shifts, and worker fatigue - Occupational Safety and Health Administration, via WWW, Nov. 25, 2018$bhazards/what causes worker fatigue? (Several factors including too little, poor quality or interrupted sleep over a period of time can cause fatigue. Fatigue is the body's signal that a rest period is needed) what are the effects of worker fatigue? (Worker fatigue increases the risk for illnesses and injuries. Accident and injury rates are 18% greater during evening shifts and 30% greater during night shifts when compared to day shifts. Research indicates that working 12 hours per day is associated with a 37% increased risk of injury)
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=670  \\$aWork cat: Computational fluid dynamics in food processing, 2018.
=670  \\$aAppied science & technology, viewed April 2, 2018$b(title: Food technology and the food industry in Latin America--an update; controlled subject heading used: Food science)
=670  \\$aInstitute of Food Technologists web site, viewed Oct. 23, 2018$b(Food science is the study of the physical, biological, and chemical makeup of food; and the concepts underlying food processing. Food technology is the application of food science to the selection, preservation, processing, packaging, distribution, and use of safe food)
=670  \\$aCollegeValues website, viewed Oct. 23, 2018$b(What is Food Science?Food science: Scientists work to enhance the nutritional value of food; improve the steps and methods of manufacturing including preservation, storage, and product development. Food technology is a blanket term for every aspect of the food science field including: growth, cultivation, production, distribution, and food processing)
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=670  \\$aThe Plant List website, Nov. 14, 2018$b(Euphrasia. The genus Euphrasia is in the family Orobanchaceae in the major group Angiosperms (Flowering plants))
=670  \\$aWikipedia, Nov. 7. 2018$b(Euphrasia (eyebright) is a genus of about 450 species of herbaceous flowering plants in the family Orobanchaceae.)
=670  \\$aITIS, Dec. 20, 2018$b(Euphrasia; taxonomic rank: Genus; common name: Eyebright; Family: Orobanchaceae)
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=670  \\$aWork cat.: Lewis, R. The clinical effectiveness and cost-effectiveness of vinorelbine for breast cancer : a systematic review and economic evaluation, 2002:$bp. 2 (Vinorelbine (Navelbine) is a semi-synthetic vinca alkaloid with cytostatic activity against a broad range of tumour cell lines including breast cancer. It inhibits tubulin polymerisation, which causes the dissolution of mitotic spindles and the prevention of cell division)
=670  \\$aCancerBACUP WWW Site, 6 Jan. 2003$bVinorelbine (Navelbine) factsheet page (Vinorelbine is a chemotherapy drug that is given for some types of cancer)
=670  \\$aBC Cancer Agency WWW Site, 6 Jan. 2003$bDrug index (Professional) - Vinorelbine page (Synonyms: Vinorelbine tartrate, VRL, VNL; Common trade name: Navelbine; Classification: Mitotic inhibitor, cytotoxic. Vinorelbine is a semisynthetic vinca alkaloid derived from vinblastine)
=670  \\$aMEDLINEplus Drug Information WWW Site, 6 Jan. 2003$bVinorelbine (Systemic) page (Description: Vinorelbine belongs to the general group of medicines known as antineoplastics)
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=670  \\$aWork cat.: Reeves, B. Verteporfin photodynamic therapy for neovascular age-related macular degeneration : cohort study for the UK, 2012:$bp. 1 (Verteporfin is a light sensitive drug used to treat age-related macular degeneration)
=670  \\$aWikipedia, 16 April 2012$b(Verteporfin (trade name Visudyne), a benzoporphyrin derivative, is a medication used as a photosensitizer for photodynamic therapy to eliminate the abnormal blood vessels in the eye associated with conditions such as the wet form of macular degeneration)
=670  \\$aMedline plus website, 16 April 2012:$bVerteporfin page (Verteporfin injection is used in combination with photodynamic therapy (PDT; treatment with a laser light) to treat abnormal growth of leaky blood vessels in the eye caused by wet age-related macular degeneration (AMD) trade name: Visudyne)
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=670  \\$aWork cat.: Valcyte : valganciclovir HCI tablets, c2003:$bp. 4 (Valcyte is available as 450 mg tablets containing valganciclovir hydrochloride, an ester prodrug of ganciclovir)
=670  \\$aMedline plus health information WWW site, January 7, 2004$b(Valganciclovir (Systemic). Brand names, in the US, Valcyte. Category, Antiviral, systemic. Valganciclovir is an antiviral. It is used to treat infections caused by viruses.)
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=670  \\$aAIDSinfo - drug technical WWW site, January 7, 2004$b(Valganciclovir hydrochloride. Brand name: Valcyte. Valganciclovir hydrochloride is a hydrochloride salt of the L-valyl ester of ganciclovir that exists as a mixture of two diastereomers.)
=670  \\$aMESH suppl. concept data via WWW, Mar. 30, 2004$b(Valganciclovir mapped to Ganciclovir/analogs & derivatives)
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=670  \\$aWork cat.: Adrie's guide to service animals, 2013:$bpages 3-4 and 7-8 (significant coverage of emotional support animals as distinct from service animals; when an animal is not trained to perform any particular tasks, but provides comfort and emotional support to someone who experiences psychological difficulties, that animal is known as an emotional support animal)
=670  \\$aWikipedia website, viewed January 7, 2019$b(an emotional support animal (ESA) is a companion animal that a medical professional says provides some benefit for a person disabled by a mental health condition or emotional disorder. Differs from a service animal in that the animals receive no specific training)$uhttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Emotional_support_animal
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=670  \\$aEmotional support animals, 2017:$bsubtitle (the ins and outs of ESAs)
=670  \\$aAnimals in human society, 2016:$btable of contents (considering the emotional support animal: the "pharmaceuticalization" of companion animals)
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=670  \\$aWork cat.: Benford, Steve. Performing mixed reality, 2011:$bCIP t.p. (mixed reality) data view (the merging of real and virtual worlds to produce new environments and visualizations where physical and digital objects co-exist and interact in real time)
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=670  \\$aProceedings of International Symposium on Mixed Reality (via JSTOR), 1999:$bp. 261 (Mixed Reality (MR), the overlaying of virtual objects on the real world)
=670  \\$aWikipedia, Nov. 3, 2010$b(Mixed reality (MR), sometimes referred to as hybrid reality, is the merging of real and virtual worlds to produce new environments and visualizations where physical and digital objects co-exist and interact in real time; A mix of reality, augmented reality, augmented virtuality and virtual reality)
=670  \\$aRichards, Debbie (Debbie Amelia). Seeing the possibilities with augmented reality, 2019:$b(Mixed vs. Augmented reality: mixed reality, or hybrid reality ... according to the Harvard business review report, Mixed reality: A new dimension of work, mixed reality is an umbrella term for the "technology ranging from virtual reality to augmented reality"))
=670  \\$aTechTarget What Is, viewed online March 12, 2019$b(Mixed reality (MR) is a user environment in which physical reality and digital content are combined in a way that enables interaction with and among real-world and virtual objects. Unlike virtual reality (VR) which immerses the end user in a completely digital environment, or augmented reality (AR) which layers digital content on top of a physical environment, mixed reality blends digital and real world settings. Mixed reality is sometimes considered a type of augmented reality (AR), but its capacity for interactivity between real-world and digital elements places it further along the virtuality continuum, which has physical reality at one extreme and immersive virtual reality at the other. Mixed reality is sometimes also referred to as hybrid reality or extended reality (XR))
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=670  \\$aWikipedia, Sept. 27, 2006$b(Augmented reality (AR) is a field of computer research which deals with the combination of real world and computer generated data ... most AR research is concerned with the use of live video imagery which is digitally processed and "augmented" by the addition of computer generated graphics)
=670  \\$aInspec via Engineering village 2, Sept. 27, 2006:$bthesaurus (augmented reality, prior term: virtual reality, broader term: virtual reality, related terms: image processing, interactive devices)
=670  \\$aCompendex via Engineering village 2, Sept. 27, 2006:$bthesaurus (augmented reality; use virtual reality)
=670  \\$aUrban dictionary, Nov. 5, 2010$b(Augmented reality: the fusion of 3D and real-life imagery, achieved via the use of modern image-processing technology)
=670  \\$aTechTarget What Is, viewed online March 12, 2019$bAugmented reality (Augmented reality is the integration of digital information with the user's environment in real time. Unlike virtual reality, which creates a totally artificial environment, augmented reality uses the existing environment and overlays new information on top of it) Mixed reality (Mixed reality is a user environment in which physical reality and digital content are combined in a way that enables interaction with and among real-world and virtual objects. Unlike virtual reality which immerses the end user in a completely digital environment, or augmented reality which layers digital content on top of a physical environment, mixed reality blends digital and real world settings. Mixed reality is sometimes considered a type of augmented reality, but its capacity for interactivity between real-world and digital elements places it further along the virtuality continuum, which has physical reality at one extreme and immersive virtual reality at the other)
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=670  \\$aWork cat: 2018415134: Cinematic vitalism, 2018:$bback cover (a book on the connections twentieth-century German and French film theory and practice, on the one hand, and vitalist conceptions of life from biology and philosophy, on the other)
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=670  \\$aWork cat: 2018043711: Lindvall, T. God on the big screen, 2019:$bCIP t.p. (a cinematic history of prayer from the silent era to today) summary (explores the phenomena of prayer in the cinematic sphere)
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=670  \\$aCh'oe, C. "Kiuje tŭngnok" kwa kihu ŭirye, 2007:$badded t.p. (Climatic rituals in the Giuje-deungrok archive)
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=001  9880362771002441
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=010  \\$ash 85116754 
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=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
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=LDR  00375cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362771102441
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=010  \\$ash 85116753 
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=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
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=053  \\$aRM666.S165$cTherapeutics
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=LDR  00449cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362771202441
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=010  \\$ash 85116749
=035  \\$aBZW6655LC
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=053  \0$aQK495.S16$cBotany
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=670  \\$aWeb. 3$b(willow family: Salicaceae)
=750  \2$aSalicaceae$0(DNLM)D031308$5IEN

=LDR  00364cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362771302441
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=010  \\$ash 85116691 
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=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
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=550  \\$wg$aSalamanders
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=LDR  00360cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362771402441
=005  20120730163841.0
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=010  \\$ash 85116689 
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=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQL668.C28
=150  \\$aSalamandra
=550  \\$wg$aSalamandridae
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=LDR  00414cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362771502441
=005  20070614090450.0
=008  920615i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85116685 
=035  \\$aBZW6591NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQL668.C2$bQL668.C285
=150  \\$aSalamanders
=450  \\$aCaudata
=450  \\$aUrodela
=550  \\$wg$aAmphibians
=750  \2$aUrodela$0(DNLM)D014562$5IEN

=LDR  00315cz  a2200133n  4500
=001  9880362771602441
=005  20120730163841.0
=008  050801i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85116629 
=035  \\$aBZW6535NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aSaints
=550  \\$wg$aPersons
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=LDR  00586cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362771702441
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=010  \\$ash 85116497 
=035  \\$aBZW6403NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQL737.P925$cZoology
=150  \\$aSaguinus
=450  \\$aMarikina
=450  \\$aOedipomidas
=450  \\$aTamarinus
=550  \\$wg$aCebidae
=550  \\$wg$aTamarins
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=LDR  00501cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362771802441
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=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85116476 
=035  \\$aBZW6382LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQK495.L25$cBotany
=053  \0$aSB307.S34$cCulture
=150  \\$aSage
=450  \\$aSalvia officinalis
=550  \\$wg$aSalvia
=670  \\$aWeb. 3$b(sage: a half shrubby mint (Salvia officinalis))
=750  \2$aSalvia officinalis$5IEN$0(DNLM)D027543

=LDR  00910cz  a2200277n  4500
=001  9880362771902441
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=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85116463 
=035  \\$aBZW6369LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQK495.C74$cBotany
=053  \0$aSB299.S2$cOilseed plant
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=450  \\$aBastard saffron
=450  \\$aCarthamus tinctorius
=450  \\$aFalse saffron
=450  \\$aParrot-seed
=450  \\$aSafflor
=450  \\$aSaffron, Bastard
=450  \\$aSaffron, False
=550  \\$wg$aCarthamus
=670  \\$aPlants national database, June 28, 2007$b(Carthamus tinctorius L., safflower)
=670  \\$aITIS search, June 28, 2007$b(Carthamus tinctorius, species, common name: safflower)
=670  \\$aBritannica micro.$b(safflower: flowering annual plant, Carthamus tinctorius)
=750  \2$aCarthamus tinctorius$0(DNLM)D031187$5IEN

=LDR  00390cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362772002441
=005  20120730163840.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85116425 
=035  \\$aBZW6331NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aSadism
=550  \\$wg$aParaphilias
=550  \\$wg$aPersonality disorders
=550  \\$aSadomasochism
=750  \2$aSadism$5IEN$0(DNLM)D012448

=LDR  00540cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362772102441
=005  20120730163840.0
=008  920103||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85116403 
=035  \\$aBZW6309NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aSacrum
=450  \\$aOs sacrum
=450  \\$aSacral bone
=450  \\$aSacral vertebrae
=550  \\$wg$aSacrococcygeal region
=550  \\$wg$aVertebrae
=670  \\$aIntl. dict. med. biol.$b(os sacrum [NA], also called sacrum, sacral bone)
=750  \2$aSacrum$5IEN$0(DNLM)D012447

=LDR  00589cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362772202441
=005  20120730163840.0
=008  920417||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85116401 
=035  \\$aBZW6307NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aSacroiliac joint
=450  \\$aArticulatio sacroiliaca
=450  \\$aIliosacral joint
=550  \\$wg$aIlium
=550  \\$wg$aJoints
=550  \\$wg$aSacrum
=670  \\$aInter. dict. med. biol.$b(articulatio sacroiliaca [NA] Also called iliosacral articulation, Sacroiliac joint)
=750  \2$aSacroiliac Joint$5IEN$0(DNLM)D012446

=LDR  00364cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362772302441
=005  20120730163840.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85116398 
=035  \\$aBZW6304NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQM111
=150  \\$aSacrococcygeal region
=550  \\$wg$aBack
=750  \2$aSacrococcygeal Region$5IEN$0(DNLM)D012445

=LDR  00406cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362772402441
=005  20120730163840.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85116227 
=035  \\$aBZW6133LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQK495.G74$cBotany
=150  \\$aSaccharum
=450  \\$aSaccarum
=450  \\$aSweetcane
=550  \\$wg$aGrasses
=750  \2$aSaccharum$5IEN$0(DNLM)D031786

=LDR  00381cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362772502441
=005  20120730163840.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85116225 
=035  \\$aBZW6131NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQK623.S23$cMycology
=150  \\$aSaccharomyces
=550  \\$wg$aSaccharomycetaceae
=750  \2$aSaccharomyces$5IEN$0(DNLM)D012440

=LDR  00448cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362772602441
=005  20130725125756.0
=008  040907i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
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=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aTP424$cChemical technology
=150  \\$aSaccharin
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=550  \\$wg$aThiazoles
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Saccharin)
=750  \2$aSaccharin$5IEN$0(DNLM)D012439

=LDR  00445cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362772702441
=005  20120730163840.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85116218 
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=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQP477.5
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=450  \\$aEye movements, Saccadic
=450  \\$aSaccades (Ophthalmology)
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=LDR  00564cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362772802441
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=035  \\$aBZW6024NU
=035  \\$aSH 85116118
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dAuSU
=053  \\$aQK495.G74$cBotany
=053  \\$aSB191.R9$cCulture
=150  \\$aRye
=450  \\$aSecale cereale
=550  \\$wg$aSecale
=670  \\$aRandom House$b(rye: widely cultivated cereal grass, Secale cereale)
=681  \\$iExample under$aGrain
=750  \2$aSecale$5IEN$0(DNLM)D012434

=LDR  00352cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362772902441
=005  20120730163840.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85116098 
=035  \\$aBZW6004NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aRutin
=550  \\$wg$aAlcohols
=550  \\$wg$aBioflavonoids
=750  \2$aRutin$5IEN$0(DNLM)D012431

=LDR  00474cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362773002441
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=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85116090 
=035  \\$aBZW5996NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dWaU
=053  \0$aQD181.R9$cGeneral and inorganic chemistry
=053  \0$aQD412.R9$cOrganometallic chemistry
=150  \\$aRuthenium compounds
=550  \\$wg$aTransition metal compounds
=750  \2$aRuthenium Compounds$5IEN$0(DNLM)D017975

=LDR  00376cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362773102441
=005  20120730163840.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|n\ana\\\\\\
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=035  \\$a(DLC)sh 85116087
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQD181.R9
=150  \\$aRuthenium$xIsotopes
=750  \2$aRuthenium Radioisotopes$5IEN$0(DNLM)D012429

=LDR  01446cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362773202441
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=035  \\$aBZW5992NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dWaU
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=053  \0$aQD412.R9$cOrganometallic chemistry
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=450  \\$aVestium
=550  \\$wg$aPlatinum group
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=670  \\$aWebElements website, Oct. 15, 2012$b(Ruthenium Symbol: Ru. Atomic number: 44. Group in periodic table: 8; Group name: Precious metal or Platinum group metal; Period in periodic table: 5; Block in periodic table: d-block. Classification: Metallic. Ruthenium, rhodium, palladium, osmium, iridium, and platinum together make up a group of elements referred to as the platinum group metals. Ruthenium was isolated in 1844 by Karl Karlovich Klaus, who obtained ruthenium from the part of crude platinum that is insoluble in aqua regia. It is possible that a Polish chemist Jedrzej Sniadecki had in fact isolated ruthenium from some platinum ores rather earlier than this in 1807 but his work was not ratified, apparently as he withdrew his claims. He called it vestium.)
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=LDR  00487cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362773302441
=005  20120730163839.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85116078 
=035  \\$aBZW5984LC
=035  \\$aSH 85116078
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aQK495.R98$cBotany
=150  \\$aRutaceae
=450  \\$aRue family (Plants)
=550  \\$wg$aRutales
=670  \\$aRandom House$b(rue family, the plant family Rutaceae)
=750  \2$aRutaceae$5IEN$0(DNLM)D027821

=LDR  00736cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880362773402441
=005  20050808212327.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85116039 
=035  \\$aBZW5945NU
=035  \\$aSH 85116039
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aDS516$bDS517.9$cHistory
=053  \0$aJZ1395.R87$cDiplomatic history
=053  \\$aJX1393$cDiplomatic history$5IEN
=150  \\$aRusso-Japanese War, 1904-1905
=450  \\$aJapanese-Russian War, 1904-1905
=451  \\$aJapan$xHistory$yWar with Russia, 1904-1905
=451  \\$aRussia$xHistory$yWar with Japan, 1904-1905
=550  \\$wg$aEastern question (Far East)
=681  \\$iExample under$aWar
=750  \2$aRussian-Japanese War$0(DNLM)D047848$5IEN

=LDR  00451cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362773502441
=005  20120730163839.0
=008  921221i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85115926 
=035  \\$aBZW5832NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aRural population
=450  \\$aAgricultural population
=450  \\$aFarm population
=550  \\$wg$aPopulation
=550  \\$wg$aSociology, Rural
=750  \2$aRural Population$5IEN$0(DNLM)D012424

=LDR  00622cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880362773602441
=005  20120730163839.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85115918 
=035  \\$aBZW5824NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRA771$bRA771.7
=150  \\$aRural health services
=450  \\$aMedical services, Rural
=450  \\$aRural medical services
=550  \\$wg$aCommunity health services
=550  \\$wg$aMedical care
=550  \\$wg$aMedicine, Rural
=550  \\$wg$aRegional medical programs
=550  \\$wg$aRural health
=750  \2$aRural Health Services$5IEN$0(DNLM)D019035

=LDR  00571cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880362773702441
=005  20120730163839.0
=008  871218i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85115915 
=035  \\$a(OCoLC)02068722
=035  \\$aBZW5821NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRA771$bRA771.7
=150  \\$aRural health
=450  \\$wnne$aHygiene, Rural
=450  \\$aRural public health
=550  \\$wg$aEnvironmental health
=550  \\$wg$aHealth
=550  \\$wg$aPublic health
=550  \\$aMedicine, Rural
=750  \2$aRural Health$5IEN$0(DNLM)D012423

=LDR  00347cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362773802441
=005  20050808212006.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85115879 
=035  \\$aBZW5785LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aQL737.U53
=150  \\$aRupicapra
=550  \\$wg$aBovidae
=750  \2$aRupicapra$0(DNLM)D048608$5IEN

=LDR  00504cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362773902441
=005  20120730163839.0
=008  911219i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85115858 
=035  \\$aBZW5764NU
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh 85115858
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aGV1061$bGV1069
=150  \\$aRunning
=550  \\$wg$aAerobic exercises
=550  \\$wg$aAnimal locomotion
=550  \\$wg$aHuman locomotion
=681  \\$iExample under$aExercise
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=LDR  00348cz  a2200133n  4500
=001  9880362774002441
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=008  920109i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
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=035  \\$aBZW5762NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aRunners (Sports)
=550  \\$wg$aTrack and field athletes
=750  \2$aRunning$5IEN$0(DNLM)D012420

=LDR  00579cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362774102441
=005  20120730163839.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
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=035  \\$aBZW5733NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
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=450  \\$aRuminant mammals
=450  \\$aRuminantia
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=LDR  00343cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362774202441
=005  20120730163839.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85115819 
=035  \\$aBZW5725NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aRumen
=550  \\$wg$aRumination
=550  \\$wg$aStomach
=750  \2$aRumen$5IEN$0(DNLM)D012417

=LDR  00350cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362774302441
=005  20120730163839.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85115707 
=035  \\$aBZW5613LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQK495.C74
=150  \\$aRudbeckia
=550  \\$wg$aCompositae
=750  \2$aRudbeckia$5IEN$0(DNLM)D036582

=LDR  00323cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362774402441
=005  20091028141057.0
=008  880303i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 88022202 
=035  \\$aCAV8216LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \\$aQK629.P7
=150  \\$aPoria
=550  \\$wg$aPolyporaceae
=750  \2$aPoria$5IEN

=LDR  00346cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362774502441
=005  20091028140936.0
=008  880303i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 88022196 
=035  \\$aCAV8210NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \\$aQK629.P7
=150  \\$aPolyporus
=550  \\$wg$aPolyporaceae
=750  \2$aPolyporus$0(DNLM)D055492$5IEN

=LDR  00351cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362774602441
=005  20090722164230.0
=008  880303i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 88022189 
=035  \\$aCAV8203LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \\$aQK629.T73
=150  \\$aMarasmius
=550  \\$wg$aTricholomataceae
=750  \2$aMarasmius$0(DNLM)D055433$5IEN

=LDR  00354cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362774702441
=005  20090427104949.0
=008  880302i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 88022161 
=035  \\$aCAV8175NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \\$aQK629.C787
=150  \\$aCortinarius
=550  \\$wg$aCortinariaceae
=750  \2$aCortinarius$0(DNLM)D055363$5IEN

=LDR  00412cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362774802441
=005  20120730164203.0
=008  880302i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 88022155 
=035  \\$aCAV8169NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQK629.C
=150  \\$aCoprinus
=450  \\$aInky cap mushrooms
=550  \\$wg$aCoprinaceae
=690  \\$ar:AMD:6/22/90
=750  \2$aCoprinus$5IEN$0(DNLM)D003302

=LDR  00374cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362774902441
=005  20120730164203.0
=008  880302i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 88022139 
=035  \\$aCAV8153NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQK629.A4
=150  \\$aAgaricus
=450  \\$aPsalliota
=550  \\$wg$aAgaricaceae
=750  \2$aAgaricus$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000364

=LDR  00583cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362775002441
=005  20120730164203.0
=008  041214i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 88022132 
=035  \\$aCAV8146NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQK628.U8$cMycology
=150  \\$aUstilago
=550  \\$wg$aCereal smut fungi
=550  \\$wg$aUstilaginaceae
=670  \\$aDict. of the fungi, 2001$b(Ustilago: Ustilaginaceae, widespread. Important diseases of cereals, the causative organisms biologically distinct but morphologically close)
=750  \2$aUstilago$5IEN$0(DNLM)D014588

=LDR  00408cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362775102441
=005  20120730164203.0
=008  880301i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 88022099 
=035  \\$aCAV8113LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQK625.M7$cMycology
=053  \0$aSB741.V45$cPhytopathogens
=150  \\$aVerticillium
=550  \\$wg$aMoniliaceae
=750  \2$aVerticillium$5IEN$0(DNLM)D020172

=LDR  00356cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362775202441
=005  20120730164202.0
=008  880301i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 88022097 
=035  \\$aCAV8111NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQK625.M7
=150  \\$aTrichophyton
=550  \\$wg$aMoniliaceae
=750  \2$aTrichophyton$5IEN$0(DNLM)D014249

=LDR  00384cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362775302441
=005  20120730164202.0
=008  880301i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 88022093 
=035  \\$aCAV8107NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \0$aQK625.M7
=150  \\$aSporotrichum
=450  \\$aSporothrichum
=550  \\$wg$aMoniliaceae
=750  \2$aSporothrix$5IEN$0(DNLM)D013175

=LDR  00359cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362775402441
=005  20120730164202.0
=008  880301i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 88022090 
=035  \\$aCAV8104NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQK625.A48
=150  \\$aRhizoctonia
=550  \\$wg$aAgonomycetaceae
=750  \2$aRhizoctonia$5IEN$0(DNLM)D012232

=LDR  00386cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362775502441
=005  20120730164202.0
=008  880301i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 88022082 
=035  \\$aCAV8096NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQK625.M7
=150  \\$aPaecilomyces
=550  \\$wg$aMoniliaceae
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/17/90
=750  \2$aPaecilomyces$5IEN$0(DNLM)D010143

=LDR  00412cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362775602441
=005  20120730164202.0
=008  880301i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 88022076 
=035  \\$aCAV8090NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQK625.M7
=150  \\$aMicrosporum
=450  \\$aMicrosporon
=550  \\$wg$aMoniliaceae
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/12/90
=750  \2$aMicrosporum$5IEN$0(DNLM)D008864

=LDR  00378cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362775702441
=005  20070523092726.0
=008  880301i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 88022073 
=035  \\$aCAV8087LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \\$aQK625.M7
=150  \\$aMetarhizium
=450  \\$aMetarrhizium
=550  \\$wg$aMoniliaceae
=750  \2$aMetarhizium$0(DNLM)D052981$5IEN

=LDR  00393cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362775802441
=005  20120730164202.0
=008  880301i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 88022063 
=035  \\$aCAV8077NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQK625.D4
=150  \\$aHelminthosporium
=550  \\$wg$aDematiaceae
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/3/90
=750  \2$aHelminthosporium$5IEN$0(DNLM)D006375

=LDR  00381cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362775902441
=005  20120730164202.0
=008  880301i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 88022058 
=035  \\$aCAV8072NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQK625.M7
=150  \\$aGeotrichum
=550  \\$wg$aMoniliaceae
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/2/90
=750  \2$aGeotrichum$5IEN$0(DNLM)D005848

=LDR  00390cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362776002441
=005  20120730164202.0
=008  880301i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 88022045 
=035  \\$aCAV8060NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQK625.M7
=150  \\$aEpidermophyton
=550  \\$wg$aMoniliaceae
=690  \\$ar:AMD:6/27/90
=750  \2$aEpidermophyton$5IEN$0(DNLM)D004821

=LDR  01101cz  a2200253n  4500
=001  9880362776102441
=005  20100309214823.0
=008  880301i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 88022039 
=035  \\$aCAV8054NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dGASU
=053  \\$aQK625.C76$cMycology
=150  \\$aCryptococcus neoformans
=450  \\$aCryptococcus hominis
=450  \\$aCryptococcus hystolyticus
=450  \\$aCryptococcus meningitidis
=450  \\$aDebaryomyces neoformans hominis
=450  \\$aTorula histolytica
=550  \\$wg$aCryptococcus
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Cryptococcus neoformans)
=670  \\$aSingleton, P. Dict. microbiol. and mol. biol.:$bp. 238 (Crytococcus. C. neoformans is the causal agent of cryptococcosis and may also be associated with bovine mastitis)
=670  \\$aDorland's med. dict.$b(Cryptococcus neoformans. Formerly called C. histolyticas, hominis, and meningitidis, and Debaryomyces neoformans hominis and Torula histolytica)
=670  \\$aZinsser microbiology:$bp. 746, 1150-1154 (cryptococcus neoformans)
=750  \2$aCryptococcus neoformans$0(DNLM)D003455$5IEN

=LDR  00360cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362776202441
=005  20120730164202.0
=008  880301i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 88022025 
=035  \\$aCAV8040LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \0$aQK625.C76
=150  \\$aCandida tropicalis
=550  \\$wg$aCandida
=750  \2$aCandida tropicalis$5IEN$0(DNLM)D041022

=LDR  00358cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362776302441
=005  20090422095248.0
=008  880229i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 88022021 
=035  \\$aCAV8036LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \\$aQK625.C76
=150  \\$aBrettanomyces
=550  \\$wg$aCryptococcaceae
=750  \2$aBrettanomyces$0(DNLM)D055168$5IEN

=LDR  00405cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362776402441
=005  20120730164202.0
=008  880229i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 88022019 
=035  \\$aCAV8034NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQK625.M7
=150  \\$aAspergillus niger
=450  \\$aSterigmatocystis nigra
=550  \\$wg$aAspergillus
=750  \2$aAspergillus niger$5IEN$0(DNLM)D001234

=LDR  00352cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362776502441
=005  20120730164202.0
=008  880229i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 88022015 
=035  \\$aCAV8030NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQK625.M7
=150  \\$aAcremonium
=550  \\$wg$aMoniliaceae
=750  \2$aAcremonium$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000164

=LDR  00378cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362776602441
=005  20120730164202.0
=008  880223i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 88022003 
=035  \\$aCAV8018NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQK623.S23
=150  \\$aSchizosaccharomyces
=550  \\$wg$aSaccharomycetaceae
=750  \2$aSchizosaccharomyces$5IEN$0(DNLM)D012568

=LDR  00697cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362776702441
=005  20091026092848.0
=008  880223i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 88021987 
=035  \\$aCAV8003LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dWaU
=053  \0$aQK623.N43$cMycology
=150  \\$aNectria
=550  \\$wg$aNectriaceae
=670  \\$aClassification based on 9th ed. of the Dictionary of the Fungi, via WWW, Feb. 28, 2007$b(Nectria; position in classification: Nectriaceae, Hypocreales, Sordariomycetidae, Ascomycetes, Ascomycota, Fungi)
=670  \\$aNZFUNGI- New Zealand fungi (and bacteria), via WWW, Jan. 28, 2007$b(genus: Nectria; family: Nectriaceae)
=750  \2$aNectria$0(DNLM)D055330$5IEN

=LDR  00352cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362776802441
=005  20120730164202.0
=008  880223i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 88021958 
=035  \\$aCAV7974LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \\$aQK623.D
=150  \\$aGlomerella
=550  \\$wg$aDiaporthaceae
=750  \2$aPhyllachorales$5IEN$0(DNLM)D020081

=LDR  00709cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362776902441
=005  20120730164202.0
=008  880223i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 88021954 
=035  \\$aCAV7970NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dWaU
=053  \0$aQK623.N43$cMycology
=150  \\$aGibberella
=550  \\$wg$aNectriaceae
=670  \\$aClassification based on 9th ed. of the Dictionary of the Fungi, via WWW, Jan. 28, 2007$b(Gibberella; position in classification: Nectriaceae, Hypocreales, Sordariomycetidae, Ascomycetes, Ascomycota, Fungi)
=670  \\$aNZFUNGI- New Zealand fungi (and bacteria), via WWW, Jan. 28, 2007$b(genus: Gibberella; family: Nectriaceae)
=750  \2$aGibberella$5IEN$0(DNLM)D005874

=LDR  00356cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362777002441
=005  20090518095711.0
=008  880223i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 88021950 
=035  \\$aCAV7966LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \\$aQK623.S
=150  \\$aEremothecium
=550  \\$wg$aSpermophthoraceae
=750  \2$aEremothecium$0(DNLM)D055169$5IEN

=LDR  00348cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362777102441
=005  20090430122939.0
=008  880223i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 88021940 
=035  \\$aCAV7956LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \\$aQK623.D
=150  \\$aDipodascus
=550  \\$wg$aDipodascaceae
=750  \2$aDipodascus$0(DNLM)D055157$5IEN

=LDR  00385cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362777202441
=005  20120730164202.0
=008  880223i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 88021932 
=035  \\$aCAV7948NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQK623.C53
=150  \\$aChaetomium
=550  \\$wg$aChaetomiaceae
=690  \\$ar:AMD:6/20/90
=750  \2$aChaetomium$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002597

=LDR  00343cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362777302441
=005  20050407204319.0
=008  880223i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 88021924 
=035  \\$aCAV7940LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \\$aQK623.A
=150  \\$aAsterina
=550  \\$wg$aAsterinaceae
=750  \2$aAsterina$0(DNLM)D047288$5IEN

=LDR  00354cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362777402441
=005  20040820135743.0
=008  880223i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 88021913 
=035  \\$aCAV7929NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \\$aQK621.S24
=150  \\$aSaprolegnia
=550  \\$wg$aSaprolegniaceae
=750  \2$aSaprolegnia$0(DNLM)D044762$5IEN

=LDR  00372cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362777502441
=005  20120730164201.0
=008  880222i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 88021897 
=035  \\$aCAV7913NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQK621.M94
=150  \\$aMucor
=550  \\$wg$aMucoraceae
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/12/90
=750  \2$aMucor$5IEN$0(DNLM)D009089

=LDR  00354cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362777602441
=005  20120730164201.0
=008  880222i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 88021895 
=035  \\$aCAV7911LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \\$aQK621.M64
=150  \\$aMortierella
=550  \\$wg$aMortierellaceae
=750  \2$aMortierella$5IEN$0(DNLM)D020094

=LDR  00363cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362777702441
=005  20120730164201.0
=008  880222i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 88021889 
=035  \\$aCAV7905NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQK621.E
=150  \\$aEntomophthora
=550  \\$wg$aEntomophthoraceae
=750  \2$aEntomophthora$5IEN$0(DNLM)D004773

=LDR  00398cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362386602441
=005  20120730163553.0
=008  920305i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85091116 
=035  \\$aBZU1022NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQP356.3
=150  \\$aNeurochemistry
=550  \\$wg$aBiochemistry
=550  \\$wg$aNeurosciences
=750  \2$aNeurochemistry$5IEN$0(DNLM)D009448

=LDR  00449cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362386702441
=005  20120730163550.0
=008  910606||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85090897 
=035  \\$aBZU0803NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQM575
=150  \\$aNerve tissue
=450  \\$aNervous tissue
=450  \\$aNeural tissue
=550  \\$wg$aNervous system
=550  \\$wg$aTissues
=750  \2$aNerve Tissue$5IEN$0(DNLM)D009417

=LDR  00497cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362386802441
=005  20120730163550.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85090896 
=035  \\$aBZU0802NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQP552.N37
=150  \\$aNerve tissue proteins
=450  \\$wnne$aNerve proteins
=450  \\$aNeural proteins
=450  \\$aNeuroproteins
=550  \\$wg$aProteins
=670  \\$aMESH.
=750  \2$aNerve Tissue Proteins$5IEN$0(DNLM)D009419

=LDR  00574cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880362386902441
=005  20120730163553.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85091115 
=035  \\$aBZU1021NU
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh 85091115
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aRC280.N4
=150  \\$aNeuroblastoma
=450  \\$aHutchinson's syndrome
=450  \\$aPepper's syndrome
=450  \\$aSympathicoblastoma
=550  \\$wg$aCancer in children
=550  \\$wg$aNervous system$xCancer
=550  \\$wg$aSarcoma
=750  \2$aNeuroblastoma$5IEN$0(DNLM)D009447

=LDR  00655cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362387002441
=005  20120730163550.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85090895 
=035  \\$aBZU0801NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dItFiC
=053  \0$aQP552.N36
=150  \\$aNerve growth factor
=450  \\$aNGF (Nerve growth factor)
=550  \\$wg$aGrowth factors
=550  \\$wg$aNerve tissue proteins
=670  \\$aCronologia di una scoperta, c2009:$bp. 5 (Nerve growth factor (NGF))
=670  \\$aWikipedia WWW site, May 19, 2009:$bNerve growth factor entry (Nerve growth factor (NGF))
=750  \2$aNerve Growth Factors$5IEN$0(DNLM)D009414

=LDR  00338cz  a2200133n  4500
=001  9880362387102441
=005  20060829085059.0
=008  920305i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85091114 
=035  \\$aBZU1020NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aNeurobiology
=550  \\$wg$aNeurosciences
=750  \2$aNeurobiology$0(DNLM)D009446$5IEN

=LDR  00366cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362387202441
=005  20120730163550.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85090893 
=035  \\$aBZU0799NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aNerve endings
=550  \\$wg$aNervous system
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/13/90
=750  \2$aNerve Endings$5IEN$0(DNLM)D009411

=LDR  00401cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362387302441
=005  20120730163550.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85090892 
=035  \\$aBZU0798NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aNerve block
=450  \\$aNeural blockade
=550  \\$wg$aConduction anesthesia
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/13/90
=750  \2$aNerve Block$5IEN$0(DNLM)D009407

=LDR  00530cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362387402441
=005  20120730163553.0
=008  920305i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85091113 
=035  \\$aBZU1019NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQL921$bQL939$cComparative anatomy
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=450  \\$wnne$aNeuro-ophthalmology
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=550  \\$wg$aOphthalmology
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Claussen, C. Otoneurooftalmolog�ia, c1987.
=670  \\$aWeb. med. desk dict.
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=750  \2$aEye Manifestations$5IEN$0(DNLM)D005132
=750  \2$aEye Movements$5IEN$0(DNLM)D005133
=750  \2$81$wb$aOphthalmology$5IEN$0(DNLM)D009885
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=005  20120730163549.0
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=LDR  00409cz  a2200169n  4500
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=LDR  00354cz  a2200133n  4500
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=001  9880362388702441
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=LDR  00343cz  a2200145n  4500
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=LDR  00328cz  a2200133n  4500
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=LDR  00482cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362389002441
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=LDR  00903cz  a2200301n  4500
=001  9880362389102441
=005  20120730163549.0
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=010  \\$ash 85090802 
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=670  \\$aWeb. med. desk dict.
=670  \\$aStedman's med. dict.
=670  \\$aGould's med. dict.
=675  \\$aMESH;$aNIH;$aBest and Taylor's Physiol. basis of med. practice
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=001  9880362389202441
=005  20120730163549.0
=008  060829i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85090800 
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=001  9880362389402441
=005  20130209162010.0
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=LDR  00454cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362389502441
=005  20120730163548.0
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=550  \\$wg$aAntibiotics
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/13/90
=750  \2$aNeomycin$5IEN$0(DNLM)D009355

=LDR  00580cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362389602441
=005  20130731101314.0
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=LDR  01865cz  a2200325n  4500
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=450  \\$wnne$aNematoda
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=450  \\$aRoundworms
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=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQR82.N4
=150  \\$aNeisseria meningitidis
=450  \\$aMeningococcus
=550  \\$wg$aNeisseria
=550  \\$aMeningitis
=750  \2$aNeisseria Meningitidis$5IEN$0(DNLM)D009345

=LDR  00515cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362390502441
=005  20120730163547.0
=008  910708i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85090674 
=035  \\$aBZU0580NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQR82.N4
=150  \\$aNeisseria gonorrhoeae
=450  \\$aDiplococcus gonorrhoeae
=450  \\$aGonococcus
=450  \\$aMicrococcus gonorrhoea
=450  \\$aNeisser's coccus
=550  \\$wg$aNeisseria
=750  \2$aNeisseria Gonorrhoeae$5IEN$0(DNLM)D009344

=LDR  00356cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362390602441
=005  20120730163547.0
=008  910606i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85090672 
=035  \\$aBZU0578NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQR82.N4
=150  \\$aNeisseria
=550  \\$wg$aNeisseriaceae
=750  \2$aNeisseria$5IEN$0(DNLM)D009343

=LDR  00963cz  a2200265n  4500
=001  9880362390702441
=005  20120730163547.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85090650 
=035  \\$aBZU0556NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aBF637.N4
=150  \\$aNegotiation
=450  \\$aBargaining
=450  \\$aDickering
=450  \\$aHaggling
=450  \\$aHiggling
=450  \\$aNegotiating
=450  \\$aNegotiations
=550  \\$wg$aDiscussion
=550  \\$wg$aPsychology, Applied
=670  \\$aUMI business vocab.$b(Negotiations)
=670  \\$aWeb. 3$b(dicker: to seek to arrive at a workable arrangement by bargaining: discusss negotiations and arrangements: haggle, bargain; haggle: to bargain or make difficulties in reaching a bargain; higgle [prob. an alter. to haggle]: to bargain for small advantages)
=670  \\$aOx. dict. bus. world, 1993$b(haggle: to bargain persistently)
=750  \2$aNegotiating$5IEN$0(DNLM)D017008

=LDR  00638cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362390802441
=005  20120730163547.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85090631 
=035  \\$aBZU0537NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aBF698.35.N44
=150  \\$aNegativism
=550  \\$wg$aPersonality
=550  \\$wg$aPsychology, Pathological
=670  \\$aPenguin dict. of psychology, c2001:$b(Negativism: An attitude characterized by resistance to suggestions of others (passive negativism) and a tendency to act in ways opposite to directions or commands (active negativism))
=750  \2$aNegativism$5IEN$0(DNLM)D009341

=LDR  00474cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362390902441
=005  20120730163547.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85090588 
=035  \\$aBZU0494NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQL668.C277
=150  \\$aNecturus maculosus
=450  \\$aNecturus louisianensis
=450  \\$aNecturus stictus
=550  \\$wg$aNecturus
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/13/90
=750  \2$aNecturus maculosus$5IEN$0(DNLM)D009338

=LDR  00437cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362391002441
=005  20120730163547.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85090587 
=035  \\$aBZU0493NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQL668.C277
=150  \\$aNecturus
=450  \\$aMenobranchus
=450  \\$aMud puppies
=450  \\$aMudpuppies
=550  \\$wg$aProteidae
=750  \2$aNecturus$5IEN$0(DNLM)D009337

=LDR  00340cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362391102441
=005  20110204101151.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85090578 
=035  \\$aBZU0484LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=150  \\$aNectar
=550  \\$aHoney
=550  \\$wg$aNectaries
=750  \2$aPlant Nectar$0(DNLM)D057048$5IEN

=LDR  00493cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362391202441
=005  20120730163547.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85090575 
=035  \\$aBZU0481NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRB133
=150  \\$aNecrosis
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=550  \\$aGangrene
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/13/90
=750  \2$aNecrosis$5IEN$0(DNLM)D009336

=LDR  00431cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362391302441
=005  20120730163547.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85090564 
=035  \\$aBZU0470NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=150  \\$aNeck pain
=450  \\$aCervical pain
=450  \\$aCervicodynia
=450  \\$aNeckache
=550  \\$wg$aNeck$xDiseases
=550  \\$wg$aPain
=750  \2$aNeck Pain$5IEN$0(DNLM)D019547

=LDR  00314cz  a2200121n  4500
=001  9880362391402441
=005  20120730163547.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|n\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85090561 
=035  \\$aBZU0467NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aNeck$xWounds and injuries
=750  \2$aNeck Injuries$5IEN$0(DNLM)D019838

=LDR  00367cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362391502441
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=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|n\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85090560 
=035  \\$aBZU0466NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRD661
=150  \\$aNeck$xTumors
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/3/90
=750  \2$aHead and Neck Neoplasms$5IEN$0(DNLM)D006258

=LDR  00345cz  a2200133n  4500
=001  9880362391602441
=005  20120730163546.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|n\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85090556 
=035  \\$aBZU0462NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aNeck$xCancer
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/3/90
=750  \2$aHead and Neck Neoplasms$5IEN$0(DNLM)D006258

=LDR  00403cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362391702441
=005  20120730163546.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|n\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85090554 
=035  \\$aBZU0460NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQL950.4$cComparative anatomy
=053  \\$aQM535$cHuman anatomy, QM155
=150  \\$aNeck
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/13/90
=750  \2$aNeck$5IEN$0(DNLM)D009333

=LDR  00364cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362391802441
=005  20120730163546.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85090544 
=035  \\$aBZU0450NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aQL391.N4
=150  \\$aNecator americanus
=550  \\$wg$aNecator
=750  \2$aNecator americanus$5IEN$0(DNLM)D017221

=LDR  00382cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362391902441
=005  20120730163546.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85090543 
=035  \\$aBZU0449NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQL391.N4
=150  \\$aNecator
=550  \\$wg$aUncinariidae
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/13/90
=750  \2$aNecator$5IEN$0(DNLM)D009331

=LDR  01200cz  a2200301n  4500
=001  9880362392002441
=005  20120406092308.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85090493 
=035  \\$aBZU0399NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aGN285
=150  \\$aNeanderthals
=450  \\$aHomo mousteriensis
=450  \\$aHomo neanderthalensis
=450  \\$aHomo primogenicus
=450  \\$aHomo sapiens neanderthalensis
=450  \\$aNeandertalers
=450  \\$aNeandertals
=450  \\$wnne$aNeanderthal race
=450  \\$aNeanderthalers
=550  \\$wg$aFossil hominids
=670  \\$aPearson, R. Anthro. glossary, 1985:$bp, 116, 118, under Neanderthal (Homo sapiens neanderthalensis, Homo primogenicus, Homo mousteriensis)$5IEN
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Vandermeersch, B. Les Hommes Fossiles ... 1981.
=670  \\$aBritannica Micro.$b(Neanderthal man)
=670  \\$aPearson, R. Anthro. glossary, 1985:$bpp. 116, 118, under Neanderthal (Homo sapiens neanderthalensis, Homo primogenicus, Homo mousteriensis)
=670  \\$aWinick, C. Dict. anthro., 1956:$bp. 262, under Neanderthal (Homo mousteriensis, Homo neanderthalensis)
=750  \2$aNeanderthals$0(DNLM)D059125$5IEN

=LDR  00448cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362392102441
=005  20120730163546.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85090324 
=035  \\$aBZU0230NU
=035  \\$ash 85090324
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aRB150.N38
=150  \\$aNausea
=550  \\$wg$aGastrointestinal system$xDiseases
=550  \\$wg$aSymptoms
=550  \\$aVomiting
=750  \2$aNausea$5IEN$0(DNLM)D009325

=LDR  00555cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362392202441
=005  20120730163546.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85090300 
=035  \\$aBZU0206NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRZ433$bRZ445
=150  \\$aNaturopathy
=450  \\$aNatural remedies
=450  \\$aNatural therapy
=550  \\$wg$aAlternative medicine
=550  \\$wg$aTherapeutics, Physiological
=550  \\$aNature, Healing power of
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/13/90
=750  \2$aNaturopathy$5IEN$0(DNLM)D009324

=LDR  00283cz  a2200121n  4500
=001  9880362392302441
=005  20120730163546.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|n\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85090277 
=035  \\$aBZU0183NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=150  \\$aNature
=750  \2$aNature$5IEN$0(DNLM)D019368

=LDR  00417cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362392402441
=005  20140421103651.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85090265 
=035  \\$aBZU0171LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aNatural sweeteners
=450  \\$aNutritive sweeteners
=550  \\$wg$aNatural products
=550  \\$wg$aSweeteners
=750  \0$aNutritive Sweeteners$0(DNLM)D064427$5IEN

=LDR  00863cz  a2200253n  4500
=001  9880362392502441
=005  20100223090904.0
=008  871218i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85090264 
=035  \\$aBZU0170NU
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh 85090264
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQH375
=150  \\$aNatural selection
=450  \\$aDarwinism
=450  \\$aSelection, Natural
=550  \\$wg$aGenetics
=550  \\$wg$aVariation (Biology)
=550  \\$aBiological invasions
=550  \\$aEvolution (Biology)
=550  \\$aHeredity
=670  \\$aChambers science and tech. dict.:$bunder Darwinian theory (Biol.) (natural selection)
=670  \\$aMcGraw-Hill dict. scien. and tech. terms:$bunder Darwinism (Biol.) (the theory of the origin and perpetuation of new species based on natural selection)
=750  \2$aSelection, Genetic$0(DNLM)D012641$5IEN

=LDR  00674cz  a2200253n  4500
=001  9880362392602441
=005  20090219084411.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85090243 
=035  \\$aBZU0149NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQR185.2
=150  \\$aNatural immunity
=450  \\$aDisease resistance
=450  \\$aHost resistance
=450  \\$aInnate immunity
=450  \\$aInnate resistance
=450  \\$aNative immunity
=450  \\$aNatural resistance
=450  \\$aNonspecific immunity
=450  \\$aResistance to disease
=450  \\$aImmunity, Natural$5IEN
=550  \\$wg$aImmunity
=750  \2$aImmunity, Innate$0(DNLM)D007113$5IEN

=LDR  00469cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362392702441
=005  20120730163546.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85090222 
=035  \\$aBZU0128NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \\$aQH
=150  \\$aNatural history
=450  \\$aHistory, Natural
=450  \\$aNatural science
=450  \\$aPhysiophilosophy
=550  \\$wg$aScience
=550  \\$aBiology
=750  \2$aNatural History$5IEN$0(DNLM)D019021

=LDR  00709cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362392802441
=005  20120730163546.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85090216 
=035  \\$aBZU0122NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aRG136.5
=150  \\$aNatural family planning
=450  \\$aBehavioral methods of birth control
=450  \\$aSympto-thermal method of birth control
=550  \\$wg$aFamily planning
=680  \\$iHere are entered works on techniques for planning or preventing pregnancies by observation of the naturally occurring signs and symptoms of the fertile and infertile phases of the menstrual cycle.
=750  \2$aNatural Family Planning Methods$5IEN$0(DNLM)D012252

=LDR  00930cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880362392902441
=005  20120730163546.0
=008  920204i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85090211 
=035  \\$aBZU0117NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRG661$bRG662
=150  \\$aNatural childbirth
=450  \\$aLabor, Painless (Obstetrics)
=450  \\$aLamaze method of childbirth
=450  \\$aPainless labor (Obstetrics)
=450  \\$aPsychoprophylactic childbirth
=550  \\$wg$aChildbirth
=550  \\$wg$aLabor (Obstetrics)
=680  \\$iHere are entered works on childbirth accomplished after education and preparation, with little or no medical intervention. Works on giving birth in a squatting, sitting, or kneeling position with full freedom to move about during labor, are entered under$aActive childbirth.
=681  \\$iNote under$aActive childbirth
=750  \2$aNatural Childbirth$5IEN$0(DNLM)D009321

=LDR  00448cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362393002441
=005  20120730163545.0
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=010  \\$ash 85090179 
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=053  \\$aQP211
=150  \\$aNatriuresis
=450  \\$aNatruresis
=550  \\$wg$aDiuresis
=550  \\$wg$aSodium$xMetabolism
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/13/90
=750  \2$aNatriuresis$5IEN$0(DNLM)D009318

=LDR  01228cz  a2200277n  4500
=001  9880362393102441
=005  20120730163545.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85090131 
=035  \\$aBZU0037NU
=035  \\$aSH 85090131
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aDD253$bDD255$cGermany
=150  \\$aNational socialism
=450  \\$wnno$aNational socialism$xHistory$5IEN
=450  \\$aNazism
=550  \\$wg$aAuthoritarianism
=550  \\$aFascism
=550  \\$aNazis
=550  \\$aNeo-Nazism
=550  \\$aTotalitarianism
=550  \\$aWorld War, 1939-1945$xCauses
=670  \\$aBerger, K. Zwischen eintopf und fliessband, 1984.
=680  \\$iHere are entered works on German fascism during the Nazi regime. This heading may be geographically subdivided by Germany only when further subdivided by a locality within Germany, e.g. National socialism--Germany--Berlin. It may be geographically subdivided by countries allied with or occupied by Germany for works on national socialism in those countries. General works on fascism, including works on post-World War II fascist movements, are entered under$aFascism.
=681  \\$iNote under$aFascism
=750  \2$aNational Socialism$5IEN$0(DNLM)D028683

=LDR  00359cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362393202441
=005  20080513091645.0
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=010  \\$ash 85089910 
=035  \\$aBZT9816LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQK495.C9
=150  \\$aNasturtium (Genus)
=550  \\$wg$aCruciferae
=750  \2$aNasturtium$0(DNLM)D031223$5IEN

=LDR  00379cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362393302441
=005  20120730163545.0
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=010  \\$ash 85089900 
=035  \\$aBZT9806NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRC280.N6
=150  \\$aNasopharynx$xTumors
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/13/90
=750  \2$aNasopharyngeal Neoplasms$5IEN$0(DNLM)D009303

=LDR  00395cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362393402441
=005  20120730163545.0
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=010  \\$ash 85089898 
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=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aNasopharynx$xDiseases
=450  \\$aNasopharyngeal diseases$5IEN
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/1/390
=750  \2$aNasopharyngeal Diseases$5IEN$0(DNLM)D009302

=LDR  00379cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362393502441
=005  20120730163545.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|n\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85089897 
=035  \\$aBZT9803NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRC280.P4
=150  \\$aNasopharynx$xCancer
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/13/90
=750  \2$aNasopharyngeal Neoplasms$5IEN$0(DNLM)D009303

=LDR  00471cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362393602441
=005  20120730163545.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85089895 
=035  \\$aBZT9801NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQM505$cHuman anatomy
=150  \\$aNasopharynx
=450  \\$aRhinopharynx
=550  \\$wg$aNose
=550  \\$wg$aPharynx
=550  \\$wg$aThroat
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/13/90
=750  \2$aNasopharynx$5IEN$0(DNLM)D009305

=LDR  00442cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362393702441
=005  20120730163545.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85089893 
=035  \\$aBZT9799NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aRF361
=150  \\$aNasopharyngitis
=450  \\$aNasopharynx$xInflammation
=550  \\$wg$aNasopharynx$xDiseases
=550  \\$wg$aPharyngitis
=750  \2$aNasopharyngitis$5IEN$0(DNLM)D009304

=LDR  00375cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362393802441
=005  20120730163545.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85089877 
=035  \\$aBZT9783NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aNasal polyps
=550  \\$wg$aNose$xTumors
=550  \\$wg$aPolyps (Pathology)
=750  \2$aNasal Polyps$5IEN$0(DNLM)D009298

=LDR  00419cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362393902441
=005  20120730163545.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85089876 
=035  \\$aBZT9782NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aNasal mucosa
=450  \\$aMucosa, Nasal
=550  \\$wg$aMucous membrane
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=010  \\$ash 89006653 
=035  \\$aCBC3542NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aQD305.E7$cOrganic chemistry
=053  \\$aQP801.C83$cBiochemistry
=150  \\$aCrown ethers
=450  \\$aMacrocyclic polyethers
=550  \\$wg$aEthers
=550  \\$wg$aIonophores
=550  \\$wg$aLigands
=550  \\$wg$aMacrocyclic compounds
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Sintez, membranoaktivnye soistva i biologicheskie effekty kraun-efirov, 1987.
=670  \\$aMcGraw-Hill encyc. chem., 1983.
=750  \2$aCrown Ethers$5IEN$0(DNLM)D043844

=LDR  00619cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362908502441
=005  20120730164251.0
=008  891120i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 89006634 
=035  \\$aCBC3525NU
=035  \\$ash 89006634
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aBF723.A4
=150  \\$aAnger in children
=550  \\$wg$aChild psychology
=670  \\$aWork cat.: What hurts? [Videorecording] c1989.
=750  \2$81$wb$aAnger$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000786
=750  \2$81$wb$aChild$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002648
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aAnger$iand$aChild$5IEN

=LDR  00552cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362908602441
=005  20120730164251.0
=008  891120||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 89006625 
=035  \\$aCBC3516NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aErythrocyte membranes
=450  \\$aErythrocyte membrane
=450  \\$aErythroid membranes
=550  \\$wg$aCell membranes
=670  \\$aWork cat.: UCLA colloquium ... 1990.
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Erythrocyte membrane)
=690  \\$ar:AMD:6/28/90
=750  \2$aErythrocyte Membrane$5IEN$0(DNLM)D004910

=LDR  01411cz  a2200253n  4500
=001  9880362908702441
=005  20120730164251.0
=008  060820||\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 89006601 
=035  \\$aCBC3493NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dWaU$dDLC
=053  \0$aQP623.5.C36
=150  \\$aCatalytic RNA
=450  \\$aRibonucleic acid enzymes
=450  \\$aRibozymes
=450  \\$aRNA, Catalytic$5IEN
=450  \\$aRNA enzymes
=550  \\$wg$aNon-coding RNA
=550  \\$wg$aNucleases
=670  \\$aWork cat.: RNA : catalysis, splicing, evolution, 1989$b(Catalytic RNA)
=670  \\$aCatalytic RNA, Science, 1989:$bv. 246, p. 325.
=670  \\$aMeSH browser, Aug. 20, 2006$b(RNA, Catalytic. UF Catalytic RNA, Ribozymes. Scope: RNA that has catalytic activity. The catalytic RNA sequence folds to form a complex surface that can function as an enzyme in reactions with itself and other molecules. It may function even in the absence of protein. There are numerous examples of RNA species that are acted upon by catalytic RNA, however the scope of this enzyme class is not limited to a particular type of substrate.) MeSH tree structures (BT enzymes; RNA, Untranslated)
=670  \\$aWikipedia, Aug. 20, 2006$b(Ribozyme. A ribozyme (from ribonucleic acid enzyme, also called RNA enzyme or catalytic RNA) is an RNA molecule that catalyzes a chemical reaction.)
=750  \2$aRNA, Catalytic$5IEN$0(DNLM)D016337

=LDR  00433cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362908802441
=005  20120730164251.0
=008  891117i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 89006591 
=035  \\$aCBC3483NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQP552.M88
=150  \\$aMyelin proteins
=550  \\$wg$aMyelin sheath
=550  \\$wg$aNerve tissue proteins
=670  \\$aMESH.
=750  \2$aMyelin Proteins$5IEN$0(DNLM)D009185

=LDR  00862cz  a2200253n  4500
=001  9880362908902441
=005  20130301124226.0
=008  900103||\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 89006590 
=035  \\$a(OCoLC)02661780
=035  \\$aCBC3482NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aQP552.M88
=150  \\$aMyelin basic protein
=450  \\$aEncephalitogenic basic proteins
=450  \\$aEncephalitogenic protein
=450  \\$aMyelin basic proteins
=550  \\$wg$aBasic proteins
=550  \\$wg$aMyelin proteins
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Symposium on dynamic ... 1989.
=670  \\$aDorland's med. dict.$b(Protein: myelin basic p. called also encephalitogenic p.)
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Encephalitogenic basic proteins x Myelin basic proteins)
=670  \\$aChem. abst.$b(Myelins, basic protein of)
=750  \2$aMyelin Basic Protein$5IEN$0(DNLM)D004676

=LDR  00504cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362909002441
=005  20120730164251.0
=008  891109i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 89006481 
=035  \\$aCBC3374NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \\$aRG483.P44$cGynecology
=150  \\$aPelvic pain
=450  \\$aPelvis$xPain
=550  \\$wg$aPain
=550  \\$wg$aPelvis$xDiseases
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Diagnosis and management of pelvic pain in women, c1989.
=750  \2$aPelvic Pain$5IEN$0(DNLM)D017699

=LDR  01198cz  a2200289n  4500
=001  9880362909102441
=005  20120207144832.0
=008  891109i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 89006480 
=035  \\$aCBC3373NU
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh 89006480
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dWaU
=053  \0$aSB975$bSB976
=150  \\$aBiological pest control agents
=450  \\$aBiocontrol agents
=450  \\$aBiological agents for pest control
=450  \\$aBiological control agents
=450  \\$aEnemies of pests, Natural
=450  \\$aNatural enemies of pests
=450  \\$aNatural pest control agents
=450  \\$aPest control agents, Biological
=550  \\$wg$aNatural pesticides
=550  \\$aPests$xBiological control
=670  \\$aU.S. Dept. of Agriculture. Office of Environmental Quality Activities. Special Study Team. Biological agents for pest control, 1978.
=670  \\$aLC database, Dec. 16, 1998$b(title: biocontrol agents)
=670  \\$aBiological control : a guide to natural enemies in North America, via WWW, May 15, 2000:$btitle screen (biological control (or biocontrol) agents of insect, disease, and weed pests)
=750  \2$aBiological Control Agents$0(DNLM)D061046$5IEN

=LDR  00531cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362909202441
=005  20100302123750.0
=008  891106||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 89006409 
=035  \\$aCBC3305NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aBacterial chromosomes
=450  \\$aChromosomes, Bacterial$5IEN
=550  \\$wg$aChromosomes
=670  \\$aWork cat.: The Bacterial chromosome, c1990.
=670  \\$aSingleton & Sainsbury. Dict. micro-biol. & mol. biol., 1987.
=750  \2$aChromosomes, Bacterial$0(DNLM)D002876$5IEN

=LDR  00930cz  a2200253n  4500
=001  9880362909302441
=005  20120730164251.0
=008  891106||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 89006397 
=035  \\$aCBC3293NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aMultienzyme complexes
=450  \\$aComplexes, Multienzyme
=450  \\$aEnzyme complexes
=450  \\$aMultienzyme systems
=450  \\$aSystems,  Multienzyme
=550  \\$wg$aEnzymes
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Alpha-keto acid dehydrogenase ... 1989$b(Multienzyme complexes)
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Multienzyme complexes)
=670  \\$aDorland's med. dict.:$bunder complex: alpha-ketoglutarate dehydrogenase (a multienzyme complex)
=670  \\$aStenesh dict. biochem.$b(Multienzyme system)
=670  \\$aPrin. of biochem., 1983:$bp. 182 (multienzyme complexes)
=670  \\$aEnzymes:$bp. 1568 (Multienzyme systems)
=750  \2$aMultienzyme Complexes$5IEN$0(DNLM)D009097

=LDR  00516cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362909402441
=005  20120730164251.0
=008  891103||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 89006385 
=035  \\$aCBC3282NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aKetoconazole
=550  \\$wg$aAntifungal agents
=550  \\$wg$aPiperazine
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Ketoconazole in the management ... c1982.
=670  \\$aMerck.
=670  \\$aChem. abst.
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/9/90
=750  \2$aKetoconazole$5IEN$0(DNLM)D007654

=LDR  00405cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880362909502441
=005  20120730164251.0
=008  891102||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 89006335 
=035  \\$aCBC3237NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aProteins$xConformation
=450  \\$aProtein conformation
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Protein folding, 1989.
=750  \2$aProtein Conformation$5IEN$0(DNLM)D011487

=LDR  00594cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362909602441
=005  20120730164251.0
=008  891102||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 89006334 
=035  \\$aCBC3236NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=150  \\$aProtein folding
=450  \\$aFolding of proteins
=450  \\$aProteins$xFolding
=550  \\$wg$aProteins$xConformation
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Protein folding, 1989.
=670  \\$aChem. abst.$b(Proteins, folding of)
=675  \\$aMESH;$aNIH;$aDorland's med. dict.;$aPrinciples of biochemistry
=750  \2$aProtein Folding$5IEN$0(DNLM)D017510

=LDR  00691cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362909702441
=005  20120730164250.0
=008  891101i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 89006309 
=035  \\$aCBC3213NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aRG580.A$5IEN
=150  \\$aAutoimmune diseases in pregnancy
=550  \\$wg$aImmunologic diseases in pregnancy
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Pregnancy, autoimmunity, and connective tissue disorders, 1990.
=750  \2$81$wb$aAutoimmune Diseases$5IEN$0(DNLM)D001327
=750  \2$81$wb$aPregnancy$5IEN$0(DNLM)D011247
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aAutoimmune Diseases$iand$aPregnancy$5IEN

=LDR  00753cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362909802441
=005  20120730164250.0
=008  920523i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 89006308 
=035  \\$aCBC3212NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRG580.C64
=150  \\$aConnective tissue diseases in pregnancy
=550  \\$wg$aConnective tissues$xDiseases
=550  \\$wg$aPregnancy$xComplications
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Pregnancy, autoimmunity and  connective tissue disorders, 1990.
=750  \2$81$wb$aConnective Tissue Diseases$5IEN$0(DNLM)D003240
=750  \2$81$wb$aPregnancy$5IEN$0(DNLM)D011247
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aConnective Tissue Diseases$iand$aPregnancy$5IEN

=LDR  00752cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880362909902441
=005  20060614134012.0
=008  891031||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 89006279 
=035  \\$aCBC3190LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \\$aQP188.P26
=150  \\$aPancreatic beta cells
=450  \\$aBeta cells
=450  \\$aInsulin-secreting cells
=550  \\$wg$aIslands of Langerhans
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Perspectives on the molecular biology and immunology of the pancreatic B cell, 1989.
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Pancreatic beta cells see Islands of Langerhans)
=670  \\$aDorland's med. dict.
=670  \\$aBest & Taylor's Physiol. basis of medical practice:$bpp. 818-819.
=750  \2$aInsulin-Secreting Cells$0(DNLM)D050417$5IEN

=LDR  00845cz  a2200241n  4500
=001  9880362910002441
=005  20061023143026.0
=008  060829i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 89006255 
=035  \\$aCBC3169NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aMeconium aspiration syndrome
=450  \\$aAspiration of meconium
=450  \\$aMeconium aspiration
=550  \\$wg$aFetus$xDiseases
=550  \\$wg$aNewborn infants$xDiseases
=550  \\$wg$aPediatric respiratory diseases
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Respiratory problems of the newborn. Part II [A/V] 1987.
=670  \\$aForfar textbk. paediatrics.
=670  \\$aMosby's med. dict.$b(meconium aspiration)
=670  \\$aMESH$b(meconium aspiration)
=675  \\$aDorland's med. dict.;$aStedman's med. dict.;$aGould med. dict.
=750  \2$aMeconium Aspiration Syndrome$0(DNLM)008471$5IEN

=LDR  00549cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362910102441
=005  20060508122754.0
=008  891030i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 89006247 
=035  \\$aCBC3161NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=150  \\$aDermatofibroma
=450  \\$aFibrous histiocytoma
=450  \\$aHistiocytoma, Fibrous
=550  \\$wg$aDermis$xTumors
=550  \\$wg$aFibromas
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Fibrous histiocytic lesions, 1986.
=670  \\$aDorland's med. dict.
=750  \2$aHistiocytoma, Benign Fibrous$0(DNLM)D018219$5IEN

=LDR  00663cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880362910202441
=005  20120730164250.0
=008  891226i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 89006236 
=035  \\$a(OCoLC)02659133
=035  \\$aCBC3150NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRC386.6.M36
=150  \\$aMagnetoencephalography
=450  \\$aMEG (Neurology)
=550  \\$wg$aBrain$xMagnetic fields$xMeasurement
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Brain and cognition, 1989.
=670  \\$aMESH.
=670  \\$aDorland's med. dict.$b(Magnetoencephalograph)
=670  \\$aMagnetoencephalography, c1990$b(MEG)
=750  \2$aMagnetoencephalography$5IEN$0(DNLM)D015225

=LDR  00469cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362910302441
=005  20050506083604.0
=008  891030i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 89006220 
=035  \\$aCBC3135NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \\$aHV8552
=150  \\$aBeheading
=450  \\$aDecapitation
=550  \\$wg$aExecutions and executioners
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Stahl, P.H. Histoire de la d�ecapitation, c1986.
=750  \2$aDecapitation$0(DNLM)D049248$5IEN

=LDR  00489cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362910402441
=005  20120730164250.0
=008  891027||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 89006199 
=035  \\$aCBC3117NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=150  \\$aPeriodic acid
=550  \\$wg$aInorganic acids
=670  \\$aOld catalog heading$b(Periodic acid)
=670  \\$aPREMARC, 10/27/89.
=670  \\$aHawley chem. dict.
=670  \\$aHackh chem. dict.
=750  \2$aPeriodic Acid$5IEN$0(DNLM)D010504

=LDR  00496cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362910502441
=005  20070521082920.0
=008  890321i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 89001804 
=035  \\$aCBC3044NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aInositol phosphates
=550  \\$wg$aHexose phosphates
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Cell activation and signal initiation, 1989.
=670  \\$aMESH.
=675  \\$aChem. abst.;$aHawley's chem. dict.
=750  \2$aInositol Phosphates$0(DNLM)D007295$5IEN

=LDR  01091cz  a2200289n  4500
=001  9880362910602441
=005  20120730164250.0
=008  891023i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 89006058 
=035  \\$aCBC1605NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRC455.4.S87
=150  \\$aAdjustment disorders
=450  \\$aDepression, Reactive
=450  \\$aDisorders, Adjustment
=450  \\$aMaladjustment (Psychology)
=450  \\$aReactive depression
=450  \\$aReactive disorders
=450  \\$aTransient situational disturbances
=550  \\$wg$aPsychology, Pathological
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Stressors and the adjustment disorders, c1990.
=670  \\$aCampbell psych. dict.$b(a group of maladaptative reactions to life stresses or crises. Symptoms and behavior interfere with social and occupational functioning. The ... disorders typically remit when the stressor ceases or when a new level of adaptation is reached)
=670  \\$aDSM III.
=670  \\$aKaplan psych.
=670  \\$aMESH.
=670  \\$aPsych. gloss.
=750  \2$aAdjustment Disorders$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000275

=LDR  00629cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880362910702441
=005  20110317093744.0
=008  891023i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 89006054 
=035  \\$aCBC1601NU
=035  \\$aSH 89006054
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aBF637.B85
=150  \\$aBullying
=450  \\$aBullyism
=550  \\$wg$aAggressiveness
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Grunsell, A. Let's talk about bullying, 1990.
=670  \\$aHennepin$b(Bullying and bullies)
=670  \\$aWeb. 3$b(Bullyism)
=670  \\$aACSH$b(Bullies)
=675  \\$aPeng. dict. psych.
=750  \2$aBullying$0(DNLM)D058445$5IEN

=LDR  00530cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362910802441
=005  20120730164250.0
=008  891020||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 89006047 
=035  \\$aCBC1594NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQK898.S49
=150  \\$aSesquiterpenes
=450  \\$aSesquiterpenoids
=550  \\$wg$aTerpenes
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Krahn, U. Gaschromatographisch-massenspektroskopische, c1986.
=670  \\$aChem. abst.
=670  \\$aMESH.
=750  \2$aSesquiterpenes$5IEN$0(DNLM)D012717

=LDR  00608cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362910902441
=005  20070523081124.0
=008  891020||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 89006043 
=035  \\$aCBC1590NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \\$aQP552.L5
=150  \\$aLipoprotein A
=450  \\$aLp(a) (Lipoproteins)
=550  \\$wg$aLow density lipoproteins
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Scanu, A.M. Lipoprotein (a), 1990$b(Lp(a) lipoprotein)
=670  \\$aChem. abst.
=675  \\$aDorland's med. dict.;$aBest & Taylor's physiol. basis of med. practice;$aMESH
=750  \2$aLipoprotein(a)$0(DNLM)D017270$5IEN

=LDR  00579cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362911002441
=005  20120730164250.0
=008  891018i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 89005967 
=035  \\$aCBC1523NU
=035  \\$ash 89005967
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aRM666.C37817
=150  \\$aCefoperazone
=550  \\$wg$aCephalosporins
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Sixth International Cefoperazone Symposium, 1983.
=670  \\$aMESH.
=670  \\$aGoodman. The Pharmaceutical basis of therapeutics:$b7-e, pp. 1138, 1141.
=750  \2$aCefoperazone$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002438

=LDR  00515cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362911102441
=005  20120730164250.0
=008  891018i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 89005962 
=035  \\$aCBC1518NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aSF772.55
=150  \\$aVeterinary endoscopy
=550  \\$wg$aEndoscopy
=550  \\$wg$aVeterinary medicine$xDiagnosis
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Small animal endoscopy, 1990.
=690  \\$ar:AMD:6/27/90
=750  \2$aEndoscopy$xveterinary$5IEN$0(DNLM)D004724Q000662

=LDR  00769cz  a2200265n  4500
=001  9880362911202441
=005  20120730164250.0
=008  891013i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 89005903 
=035  \\$aCBC1468NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQR414.6.M
=150  \\$aMouse mammary tumor virus
=450  \\$aBittner virus
=450  \\$aMammary cancer virus
=450  \\$aMilk factor
=450  \\$aMMTV (Virus)
=550  \\$wg$aOncogenic viruses
=550  \\$wg$aRetroviruses
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Mouse mammary tumor virus, 1983.
=670  \\$aMESH$b(mammary ca. v.)
=670  \\$aField's virol., 1985:$bp. 134.
=670  \\$aZinsser microbiol.:$b18-e, p. 928.
=670  \\$aNIH.
=750  \2$aMammary Tumor Virus, Mouse$5IEN$0(DNLM)D008324

=LDR  00620cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362911302441
=005  20080307090845.0
=008  891013||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 89005883 
=035  \\$aCBC1451LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=150  \\$aVerocytotoxins
=450  \\$aShiga-like toxins
=450  \\$aSLT (Bacterial toxin)
=450  \\$aVT (Bacterial toxin)
=550  \\$wg$aEnterotoxins
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Verocytotoxin-producing Escherichia coli infections, 1990.
=670  \\$aSingleton & Sainsbury. Dict. microbiol. & mol. biol., 1987:$bunder Shiga toxin.
=750  \2$aShiga Toxins$0(DNLM)D022603$5IEN

=LDR  00703cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880362911402441
=005  20120730164250.0
=008  891012i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 89005872 
=035  \\$aCBC1440NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aQR201.C94$cMicrobiology
=053  \\$aRC136.8$cInternal medicine
=150  \\$aCytomegalovirus infections
=450  \\$aCMV infections
=450  \\$aCytomegalovirus disease
=550  \\$wg$aHerpesvirus diseases
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Haskell, M. Love and other infectious diseases.
=670  \\$aMerck.
=670  \\$aCecil's textbook of medicine.
=670  \\$aDorland's med. dict.
=750  \2$aCytomegalovirus Infections$5IEN$0(DNLM)D003586

=LDR  00898cz  a2200265n  4500
=001  9880362911502441
=005  20120730164250.0
=008  891006i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 89005787 
=035  \\$aCBC1358NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQC290$bQC297
=150  \\$aCalorimetry
=450  \\$wnne$aCalorimeters and calorimetry
=550  \\$wg$aTemperature measurements
=670  \\$aChambers sci. tech. dict.
=670  \\$aEncyc. phys. sci. tech.
=670  \\$aEncyc. physics$b(Science of measuring the quantity of heat absorbed or evolved by matter when it undergoes a change in its chemical or physical state)
=670  \\$aINSPEC.
=670  \\$aMcGraw-Hill dict. sci. tech.
=670  \\$aRandom House.
=670  \\$aThesaurofacet.
=675  \\$aTEST;$aNASA;$aEngr. index;$aFacts file dict. physics
=690  \\$ar:AMD:6/8/90
=750  \2$aCalorimetry$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002151

=LDR  01023cz  a2200301n  4500
=001  9880362911602441
=005  20130319091448.0
=008  891006||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 89005773 
=035  \\$aCBC1344NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \\$aQC270$bQC271.6
=150  \\$aTemperature measurements
=450  \\$aHeat$xMeasurement
=450  \\$aHeat measurements
=450  \\$aTemperature$xMeasurement
=450  \\$wnne$aThermometers and thermometry
=450  \\$aThermometry
=550  \\$wg$aPhysical measurements
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Savateev, A.V. Shumova�i�a termometri�i�a, 1987.
=670  \\$aEngr. index:$bunder Temperature measurement.
=670  \\$aASTI$b(Prefers Temperature--Measurement)
=670  \\$aEncyc. physics:$bp. 1215, under Thermometry.
=670  \\$aINSPEC$b(Temperature measurement)
=670  \\$aNASA$b(Temperature measurement)
=670  \\$aINIS:Thes.$b(UF: Temperature measuring instruments)
=675  \\$aRandom House
=750  \2$aThermometry$0(DNLM)D062125$5IEN

=LDR  00645cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362911702441
=005  20120730164249.0
=008  891005i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 89005766 
=035  \\$aCBC1337LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=150  \\$aXenodiagnosis
=550  \\$wg$aDiagnosis, Laboratory
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Regional Workshop on Rapid Diagnosis of Dengue Virus Infection Using the Toxorhynchites Mosquito Larval Inoculation Method, 1985.
=670  \\$aDorland's med. dict.
=670  \\$aStedman's med. dict.
=670  \\$aSingleton & Sainsbury dict. microbiol. & molec. biol., 2-e.
=750  \2$aXenodiagnosis$5IEN$0(DNLM)D020525

=LDR  01009cz  a2200241n  4500
=001  9880362911802441
=005  20070420123527.0
=008  891002i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 89005627 
=035  \\$aCBC0022NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aTD192.5
=150  \\$aBioremediation
=450  \\$wnne$aEnvironmental biotechnology
=550  \\$wg$aBiodegradation
=550  \\$aPollution
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Ciraolo, M. Bioremediation, pollution solution? c1990$b("the use of biological processes to degrade or detoxify industrial and environmental contaminants ...")
=670  \\$aBioremediation for marine oil spills, 1991$b("Bioremediation is the act of adding materials to contaminated environments, such as oil spill sites, to cause an acceleration of the natural biodegradation process.")
=670  \\$aLIVT.
=670  \\$aIAC.
=670  \\$aASTI$b(Bioremediation, see Biodegradation)
=675  \\$aEngr. index;$aHennepin
=750  \2$aBiodegradation, Environmental$0(DNLM)D001673$5IEN

=LDR  00969cz  a2200241n  4500
=001  9880362911902441
=005  20120730164249.0
=008  890929i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 89005602 
=035  \\$aCBC0000NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aSulfenic acids
=450  \\$wnne$aSulphenic acids
=550  \\$wg$aOrganic acids
=550  \\$wg$aOrganosulfur compounds
=550  \\$wg$aSulfur acids
=670  \\$aWork cat.: The Chemistry of sulphenic acids ... c1989.
=670  \\$aMcGraw-Hill dict. sci. tech.$b(sulfenic acid: an oxy acid of sulfur having the general formula RSOH, where R is an alkyl or aryl group)
=670  \\$aWeb. 3$b(sulfenic acid: any of a series of monobasic organic acids of sulfur)
=670  \\$aMeSH browser, May 24, 2007$b(Sulfenic acids)
=675  \\$aHackh chem. dict.;$aHawley chem. dict.;$aChem. abst.
=688  \\$aHeading changed 20070821 from: 150:##:_{dollar}a Sulphenic acids
=750  \2$aSulfenic Acids$5IEN$0(DNLM)D013434

=LDR  00875cz  a2200301n  4500
=001  9880362912002441
=005  20120730164249.0
=008  890929||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 89005597 
=035  \\$aCBB9997NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \\$aQP552.E59
=150  \\$aEpidermal growth factor
=450  \\$aAnthelone
=450  \\$aEGF (Growth factor)
=450  \\$aEGF-URO (Growth factor)
=450  \\$aEGF-Urogastrone
=450  \\$aEpidermal growth factor-Urogastrone
=450  \\$aUroanthelone
=450  \\$aUroenterone
=550  \\$wg$aGrowth factors
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Nikol�skii, N.N. Epidermal�nyi faktor rosta, 1987.
=670  \\$aMESH.
=670  \\$aDorland's med. dict.
=670  \\$aStedman's med. dict.
=670  \\$aMerck.
=670  \\$aHarper's biochemistry, 1988:$bp. 646.
=750  \2$aEpidermal Growth Factor$5IEN$0(DNLM)D004815

=LDR  00777cz  a2200241n  4500
=001  9880362912102441
=005  20120730164249.0
=008  910708i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 89005588 
=035  \\$aCBB9989NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aHospital closures
=450  \\$aClosing of hospitals
=450  \\$aClosings of hospitals
=450  \\$aClosure of hospitals
=450  \\$aClosures of hospitals
=450  \\$aHospital closings
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Rural hospital closure ... 1989.
=670  \\$aLC data base, 09/26/89.
=670  \\$aHospital administration terminology, 1986.
=670  \\$aMESH$b(An x ref. to Health facility closure)
=675  \\$aSlee, V.N. Health care terms, 1986.
=750  \2$aHealth Facility Closure$5IEN$0(DNLM)D006271

=LDR  00677cz  a2200241n  4500
=001  9880362912202441
=005  20120730164249.0
=008  890928||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 89005578 
=035  \\$aCBB9980NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRM666.P375
=150  \\$aPentoxifylline
=550  \\$wg$aAnti-infective agents
=550  \\$wg$aAnti-inflammatory agents
=550  \\$wg$aMethylxanthines
=550  \\$wg$aVasodilators
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Pentoxifylline and leukocyte function, c1988.
=670  \\$aMerck.
=670  \\$aUSAN/USP.
=670  \\$aChem. abst.:$b[6493-05-6]
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/17/90
=750  \2$aPentoxifylline$5IEN$0(DNLM)D010431

=LDR  00671cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362912302441
=005  20120730164249.0
=008  890927i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 89005555 
=035  \\$aCBB9959NU
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh 89005555
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQR82.B3
=150  \\$aBacillus megaterium
=450  \\$aBacillus megatherium
=550  \\$wg$aBacillus (Bacteria)
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Zatula, D.G. Immunologi�i�a perekrestnogo reagiru�i�ushchikh antigenov mikroorganizmov i kletok blastom, 1986.
=670  \\$aMESH.
=670  \\$aZinsser microbiology:$bv. 18-e, p. 677.
=750  \2$aBacillus Megaterium$5IEN$0(DNLM)D001410

=LDR  01171cz  a2200313n  4500
=001  9880362912402441
=005  20120730164249.0
=008  890925i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 89005495 
=035  \\$aCBB9910NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aHV4701$bHV4959
=150  \\$aAnimal rights
=450  \\$aAnimal liberation
=450  \\$aAnimals' rights
=450  \\$aRights of animals
=550  \\$wg$aAnimal welfare$xMoral and ethical aspects
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Political theory and animal rights, c1990.
=670  \\$aHennepin.
=670  \\$aLIV$b(x ref. to Protection of animals)
=670  \\$aIAC$b(Animal rights movement)
=670  \\$aBDNE2.
=670  \\$aMESH$b(x ref to Animal welfare)
=670  \\$aLC data base, 8/28/89.
=670  \\$aBoyd, B. The new abolitionists : animal rights and human liberation, 1987.
=675  \\$aRandom House;$aWeb. 3;$aBlack's vet. dict.;$aUNBIS
=680  \\$iHere are entered works on the inherent rights attributed to animals. Works on the protection and treatment of animals are entered under$aAnimal welfare.
=681  \\$iNote under$aAnimal welfare
=750  \2$aAnimal Rights$5IEN$0(DNLM)D017087

=LDR  00971cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880362912502441
=005  20120730164249.0
=008  040405i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 89005492 
=035  \\$aCBB9907NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aFossils
=360  \\$iheadings for individual organisms and groups of organisms qualified by Fossil, e.g.$aArctic fox, Fossil; Conifers, Fossil;$iand headings for individual organisms and groups of organisms that did not survive into the Recent Epoch, e.g.$aGiant short-faced bear; Dinosaurs
=550  \\$aPaleontology
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Failla, G. Fossili di Sicilia, 1986.
=670  \\$aWeb. 3$b(fossil: any remains, impression, or trace of an animal or plant of past geologic ages that has been preserved in the earth's crust)
=670  \\$aRandom House.
=670  \\$aGeoRef.
=670  \\$aDict. geol. terms.
=670  \\$aLC database, Aug. 29, 1989$b(fossil[s])
=750  \2$aFossils$5IEN$0(DNLM)D005580

=LDR  00607cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362912602441
=005  20120730164249.0
=008  890922||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 89005469 
=035  \\$aCBB9885NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aMonovalent cations
=450  \\$aCations, Monovalent$5IEN
=450  \\$aUnivalent cations
=550  \\$wg$aCations
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Monovalent cations ... 1990.
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Cations, Monovalent)
=670  \\$aHackh chem. dict.$b(Monovalent see Univalent)
=690  \\$ar:AMD:6/19/90
=750  \2$aCations, Monovalent$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002414

=LDR  00769cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880362912702441
=005  20120730164249.0
=008  890908||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 89005244 
=035  \\$aCBB9684NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRE79.C65
=150  \\$aContrast sensitivity (Vision)
=450  \\$aSensitivity, Contrast (Vision)
=450  \\$aSensitivity, Visual contrast
=450  \\$aVisual contrast sensitivity
=550  \\$wg$aVisual acuity
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Glare and contrast sensitivity, c1990.
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Contrast sensitivity x Visual contrast sensitivity)
=670  \\$aVisual Science Info. Ctr. Thes.$b(Visual contrast sensitivity)
=690  \\$ar:AMD:6/22/90
=750  \2$aContrast Sensitivity$5IEN$0(DNLM)D015350

=LDR  00506cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362912802441
=005  20120730164249.0
=008  890908||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 89005243 
=035  \\$aCBB9683NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=150  \\$aGlare
=550  \\$wg$aReflection (Optics)
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Glare and contrast sensitivity, c1990.
=670  \\$aWeb. 3.
=670  \\$aRandom House.
=670  \\$aASTI.
=670  \\$aNASA.
=670  \\$aTEST.
=750  \2$aGlare$5IEN$0(DNLM)D019466

=LDR  00538cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362912902441
=005  20120730164248.0
=008  890907||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 89005223 
=035  \\$aCBB9664NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aDiterpenes
=450  \\$aDiterpenoids
=550  \\$wg$aTerpenes
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Diterpenes of flowering plants, 1989.
=670  \\$aLC data base, 09/01/89.
=670  \\$aChem. abst.
=670  \\$aMESH.
=690  \\$ar:AMD:6/26/90
=750  \2$aDiterpenes$5IEN$0(DNLM)D004224

=LDR  00821cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880362913002441
=005  20120730164248.0
=008  920615i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 89005207 
=035  \\$aCBB9649NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRB150.M84
=150  \\$aMultiple organ failure
=450  \\$aMultiorgan failure
=450  \\$aMultisystem organ failure
=450  \\$aOrgan failure, Multiple
=550  \\$wg$aPathology
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Wiggers-Bernard Conference ... Shock, sepsis, and organ failure, 1989.
=670  \\$aMESH.
=670  \\$aHuddleston. Multi. org. fail., 1992.
=675  \\$aDorland's med. dict.;$aCecil's text. med.;$aInternal medicine;$aStedman's med. dict.;$aRandom House;$aPrinciples and practices of med.
=750  \2$aMultiple Organ Failure$5IEN$0(DNLM)D009102

=LDR  01024cz  a2200241n  4500
=001  9880362913102441
=005  20120730164248.0
=008  890907i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 89005203 
=035  \\$aCBB9645NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=150  \\$aBecker muscular dystrophy
=450  \\$aBecker dystrophy
=450  \\$aBecker's dystrophy
=450  \\$aBecker's muscular dystrophy
=550  \\$wg$aMuscular dystrophy
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Pathogenesis and therapy of Duchenne and Becker muscular dystrophy, c1990.
=670  \\$aForfar paediatrics$b("resembles Duchenne dystrophy")
=670  \\$aCecil textbk med.$b(Becker dystrophy: "manifestations are similar to those of Duchenne dystrophy, including X linked inheritance ... although the two forms are similar, they are genetically separate")
=670  \\$aMed. genetics.
=670  \\$aDorland's med. dict.$b(dystrophy Becker's d.; Becker's muscular dystrophy)
=675  \\$aMESH;$aGould med. dict.
=750  \2$aMuscular Dystrophy, Duchenne$5IEN$0(DNLM)D020388

=LDR  00648cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362913202441
=005  20070615095507.0
=008  890906i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 89005188 
=035  \\$aCBB9630NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=150  \\$aLaser Doppler blood flowmetry
=450  \\$aDoppler blood flowmetry
=450  \\$aLDV blood flowmetry
=550  \\$wg$aBlood flow$xMeasurement
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Laser-Doppler blood flowmetry, c1989$b(LDV blood flowmetry)
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Flowmeters)
=670  \\$aDorland's med. dict.$b(Blood flowmeter)
=675  \\$aChem. abst.
=750  \2$aLaser-Doppler Flowmetry$0(DNLM)D017078$5IEN

=LDR  00570cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362913302441
=005  20120730164248.0
=008  890323||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 89001957 
=035  \\$aCBB8828NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aTheta rhythm
=450  \\$aTheta brain waves
=450  \\$aTheta waves
=550  \\$wg$aElectroencephalography
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Gasanov, G.G. Ne�irokhimicheskie mekhanizmy gippokampa, teta-ritm i povedenie, 1986.
=670  \\$aMESH.
=670  \\$aRandom House.
=750  \2$aTheta Rhythm$5IEN$0(DNLM)D013826

=LDR  00750cz  a2200241n  4500
=001  9880362913402441
=005  20120730164248.0
=008  890323i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 89001955 
=035  \\$aCBB8826NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRC847.5.E53
=150  \\$aEndoscopic retrograde cholangiopancreatography
=450  \\$aCholangiopancreatography, Endoscopic retrograde
=450  \\$aERCP (Radiography)
=550  \\$wg$aBiliary tract$xRadiography
=550  \\$wg$aEndoscopy
=550  \\$wg$aPancreatic duct$xRadiography
=670  \\$aWork cat.: ERCP, 1989.
=670  \\$aICD-9-CM:$bv. 3.
=670  \\$aMESH.
=670  \\$aDorland's med. dict.
=750  \2$aCholangiopancreatography, Endoscopic Retrograde$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002760

=LDR  00561cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362913502441
=005  20120730164248.0
=008  890323i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 89001948 
=035  \\$aCBB8820NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \\$aR853.C76
=150  \\$aCrossover trials
=450  \\$aCross-over trials
=550  \\$wg$aClinical trials
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Jones, B. Design and analysis of cross-over trials, 1989.
=670  \\$aDorland's med. dict.$b(Crossover trial)
=675  \\$aMESH
=750  \2$aCross-Over Studies$5IEN$0(DNLM)D018592

=LDR  00979cz  a2200301n  4500
=001  9880362913602441
=005  20120730164248.0
=008  890321i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 89001803 
=035  \\$aCBB8785NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRC775.H94
=150  \\$aHypersensitivity pneumonitis
=450  \\$aAllergic alveolitis
=450  \\$aAllergic interstitial pneumonitis
=450  \\$aAlveolitis, Allergic
=450  \\$aAlveolitis, Extrinsic allergic$5IEN
=450  \\$aDiffuse hypersensitivity pneumonia
=450  \\$aExtrinsic allergic alveolitis
=450  \\$aOrganic dust pneumoconiosis
=450  \\$aPneumonitis, Hypersensitivity
=550  \\$wg$aLungs$xDust diseases
=550  \\$wg$aRespiratory allergy
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Hypersensitivity pneumonitis, 1989.
=670  \\$aMerck.
=670  \\$aDorland's med. dict.
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Alveolitis, Extrinsic Allergic)
=750  \2$aAlveolitis, Extrinsic Allergic$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000542

=LDR  00627cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362913702441
=005  20140107135339.0
=008  890320i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 89001746 
=035  \\$aCBB8754NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=150  \\$aPerchlorates
=550  \\$wg$aPerchloric acid
=670  \\$aWork cat.: U.S. Congress. House. Comm. on Science, Space, and Technol. Explosion at the Pacific Engineering ... 1988.
=670  \\$aHackh chem. dict.$b(perchlorates: salts of perchloric acid)
=670  \\$aOld catalog heading$b(Perchlorates)
=675  \\$aHawley chem. dict.
=750  \2$aPerchlorates$0(DNLM)D010472$5IEN

=LDR  00730cz  a2200253n  4500
=001  9880362913802441
=005  20070910075801.0
=008  890316i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 89001700 
=035  \\$aCBB8723LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQP801.P654
=150  \\$aPQQ (Biochemistry)
=450  \\$aPyrrolo-quinoline quinone
=450  \\$aPyrroloquinoline quinone
=450  \\$aPyrroloquinolinequinone
=550  \\$wg$aProsthetic groups (Enzymes)
=550  \\$wg$aPyrroles
=550  \\$wg$aQuinoline
=550  \\$wg$aQuinone
=670  \\$aWork cat.: P Q Q and quinoproteins, 1989.
=670  \\$aSingleton. Dict. microbiol. & mol. biol., 1987.
=675  \\$aMESH
=750  \2$aPQQ Cofactor$0(DNLM)D045542$5IEN

=LDR  00643cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880362913902441
=005  20120730164248.0
=008  940322i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 89001670 
=035  \\$aCBB8700NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQP93.7.A58
=150  \\$aAntithrombins
=450  \\$aThrombin$xInhibitors
=450  \\$aThrombin inhibitors
=550  \\$wg$aAnticoagulants (Medicine)
=550  \\$wg$aBlood proteins
=550  \\$wg$aSerpins
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Sas, G. The biology of antithrombins, 1989.
=670  \\$aMESH.
=670  \\$aDorland's med. dict.
=750  \2$aAntithrombins$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000991

=LDR  00581cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362914002441
=005  20120730164248.0
=008  890316i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 89001669 
=035  \\$aCBB8699NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aAntithrombin III
=450  \\$aAntithrombin II
=450  \\$aHeparin cofactor
=550  \\$wg$aAntithrombins
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Sas, G. The biology of antithrombins, 1989.
=670  \\$aMESH$b(4xx: Antithrombin II)
=670  \\$aDorland's med. dict.$b(a heparin cofactor)
=750  \2$aAntithrombin III$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000990

=LDR  01455cz  a2200289n  4500
=001  9880362914102441
=005  20120222104032.0
=008  890315||\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 89001625 
=035  \\$aCBB8663NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dABAU
=053  \0$aQD196$cInorganic chemistry
=053  \0$aQD281.P6$cOrganic chemistry
=053  \0$aTP156.P6$cChemical technology
=150  \\$aPolymerization
=450  \\$aPolymerisation
=450  \\$wnne$aPolymers and polymerization
=450  \\$aPolymers$xSynthesis
=450  \\$aSynthesis of polymers
=550  \\$wg$aChemical reactions
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Intl. Sym. on Ring-Opening Polymerization (1986 : Blois, France). Ring-opening polymerization, 1987.
=670  \\$aHawley chem. dict.$b(polymerization: a chemical reaction, usually carried out with a catalyst, heat or light, and often under high pressure, in which a large number of relatively simple molecules combine to form a chain-like macromolecule)
=670  \\$aHackh chem. dict.
=670  \\$aLC database, March 6, 1989.
=670  \\$aPolymer sci. dict.$b(polymerisation: British form)
=670  \\$aJournal of radioanalytical and nuclear chemistry, Nov. 2002:$bp. 395 (Polymerization is the synthesis of high-molecularweight compounds (polymers) by successive addition of a low-molecular-weight compound (monomer) to the active site at the end of the growing polymer chain)
=750  \2$aPolymerization$0(DNLM)D058105$5IEN

=LDR  01612cz  a2200361n  4500
=001  9880362914202441
=005  20120730164247.0
=008  890314i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 89001592 
=035  \\$aCBB8641NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dDGPO
=150  \\$aArnold-Chiari deformity
=450  \\$aArnold-Chiari malformation
=450  \\$aArnold-Chiari syndrome
=450  \\$aCebellomedullary malformation syndrome
=450  \\$aChiari-Arnold syndrome
=450  \\$aChiari malformation
=450  \\$aCM (Chiari malformation)
=450  \\$aDeformity, Arnold-Chiari
=450  \\$aMalformation, Arnold-Chiari
=550  \\$wg$aCerebellum$xAbnormalities
=550  \\$wg$aMedulla oblongata$xAbnormalities
=550  \\$wg$aNeural tube$xAbnormalities
=550  \\$wg$aSpinal cord$xAbnormalities
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Rubin, J.M. Ultrasound in neurosurgery, c1990.
=670  \\$aMESH.
=670  \\$aDorland's med. dict.
=670  \\$aStedman's med. dict.
=670  \\$aIntl. dict. med. biol.$b(Also called Arnold-Chiari syndrome, Chiari-Arnold syndrome, Cerebellomedullary malformation syndrome, Arnold-Chiari malformation)
=670  \\$aChiari malformations, 2010:$bp. 1 (Chiari malformations (CMs) are structural defects in the cerebellum) p. 2-3 (Type I, Type II, Type III, Type IV)
=670  \\$aMayo Clinic web site, Mar. 13, 2012:$b(Chiari malformation)
=670  \\$aColumbia University Medical Center, Dept. of Neurological Surgery web site, Mar. 13, 2012:$b(Chiari malformation ... also called Arnold Chiari malformation)
=750  \2$aArnold-Chiari Malformation$5IEN$0(DNLM)D001139

=LDR  00496cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362914302441
=005  20120730164247.0
=008  890313i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 89001513 
=035  \\$aCBB8612NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=150  \\$aAujeszky's disease vaccines
=550  \\$wg$aHerpesvirus vaccines
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Vaccination and control of Aujeszky's disease, 1989$b(Aujeszky's disease vaccines)
=670  \\$aWk AFK7246
=750  \2$aPseudorabies Vaccines$5IEN$0(DNLM)D022421

=LDR  00670cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880362914402441
=005  20120730164247.0
=008  890309||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 89001446 
=035  \\$aCBB8555NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQP609.G38
=150  \\$aGlucose-6-phosphatase
=450  \\$aGlucose-6-phosphate phosphohydrolase
=450  \\$aGlucosephosphatase$5IEN
=550  \\$wg$aPhosphatases
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Ogorodnikova, L.G. Gl�i�ukozo-6-fosfataza ... 1986.
=670  \\$aEnzyme nomenclature$b(3.1.3.9)
=670  \\$aChem. abst.:$b[9001-39-2]
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/2/90
=750  \2$aGlucose-6-Phosphatase$5IEN$0(DNLM)D005952

=LDR  00536cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362914502441
=005  20120730164247.0
=008  890309i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 89001427 
=035  \\$aCBB8538NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN/LSP
=053  \\$aHD9995.D4$bHD9995.D44
=150  \\$aDental implants industry
=450  \\$wnne$aImplant dentures industry
=550  \\$wg$aDental instruments and apparatus industry
=670  \\$aWork cat.: The Dental implants market, c1988.
=750  \2$aDental Implantation$5IEN$0(DNLM)D003757

=LDR  00727cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362914602441
=005  20070516091704.0
=008  890309||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 89001422 
=035  \\$aCBB8533NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \\$aQH585.5.E48$cCytology
=150  \\$aElectroporation
=550  \\$wg$aBioelectrochemistry
=550  \\$wg$aCytology$xTechnique
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Electroporation and electrofusion, 1989$b(permeabilization of the membranes of cells and organelles)
=670  \\$aBioabstracts, 1987:$bJul-Dec cum. index.
=675  \\$aMcGraw-Hill dict. life sci.;$aWeb. 3;$aMcGraw-Hill encyc. sci. tech.;$aMESH;$aHenderson dict. of biol. terms
=750  \2$aElectroporation$0(DNLM)D081274$5IEN

=LDR  00716cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880362914702441
=005  20120730164247.0
=008  890309i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 89001418 
=035  \\$aCBB8531LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \0$aQK725
=150  \\$aThylakoids
=550  \\$wg$aChloroplasts
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Graf, J.A. Struktur-Funktionsbeqiehungen zwischen Lipidmatrix und Pigment-Protein-Komplexen in Thylakoidmembranen, 1987.
=670  \\$aPenguin dict. of botany$b(thylakoid)
=670  \\$aMcGraw-Hill dict. sci. tech.
=670  \\$aMcGraw-Hill encyc. sci. tech.:$bv. 2, p. 646.
=670  \\$aLittle dict. of botany.
=675  \\$aWeb. 3
=750  \2$aThylakoids$5IEN$0(DNLM)D020524

=LDR  00585cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362914802441
=005  20120730164247.0
=008  890309i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 89001417 
=035  \\$aCBB8530NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \\$aRJ53.M35
=150  \\$aMassage for infants
=550  \\$wg$aInfants
=670  \\$aWork cat.: McClure, V.M. Infant massage, 1989.
=750  \2$81$wb$aMassage$5IEN$0(DNLM)D008405
=750  \2$81$wb$aInfant$5IEN$0(DNLM)D007223
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aMassage$iand$aInfant$5IEN

=LDR  00709cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880362914902441
=005  20120730164247.0
=008  890302i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 89001286 
=035  \\$aCBB8435NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \\$aQR100.8.B55
=150  \\$aBiofilms
=550  \\$wg$aMicrobial aggregation
=550  \\$wg$aMicrobial ecology
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Biofilms, c1989.
=670  \\$aSingleton dict. microbiol. & mol. biol., 2nd ed.
=670  \\$aBiological abstracts, 1988:$b85(3): SI-32.
=670  \\$aWk AFJ5159
=680  \\$iHere are entered works on films formed by microorganisms imbedded in a matrix of extracellular polymers.
=750  \2$aBiofilms$5IEN$0(DNLM)D018441

=LDR  00529cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362915002441
=005  20120730164247.0
=008  890302i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 89001284 
=035  \\$aCBB8433NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRC184.S84
=150  \\$aStrongyloidiasis
=450  \\$aAnguilluliasis
=550  \\$wg$aHelminthiasis
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Strongyloidiasis, 1989.
=670  \\$aMESH.
=670  \\$aNIH.
=670  \\$aDorland's med. dict.
=750  \2$aStrongyloidiasis$5IEN$0(DNLM)D013322

=LDR  01189cz  a2200289n  4500
=001  9880362915102441
=005  20120730164247.0
=008  890301i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 89001259 
=035  \\$aCBB8409NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aRD33.65
=150  \\$aReoperation
=360  \\$isubdivision$aReoperation$iunder individual diseases and types of diseases and individual organs and regions of the body, e.g.$aCancer--Reoperation; Heart--Reoperation
=360  \\$isubdivision$aReoperation$iunder individual diseases and organs and regions of the body, e.g.$aCancer--Reoperation; Heart--Reoperation
=450  \\$aReoperations
=450  \\$aReoperative surgery
=450  \\$aRepeat surgery
=450  \\$aRevision surgery
=450  \\$aRevision, Surgical
=450  \\$aSecond-look surgery
=450  \\$aSurgical revision
=550  \\$wg$aSurgery, Operative
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Stark, J. Reoperations in cardiac surgery, c1989.
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Reoperation x Surgical revision; Revision, Surgical; Second-look surgery)
=670  \\$aReoperative general surgery, c1991$b(Reoperations; Reoperative surgery)
=750  \2$aReoperation$5IEN$0(DNLM)D012086

=LDR  00647cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362915202441
=005  20120730164247.0
=008  930107i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 89001258 
=035  \\$aCBB8408NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRJ386.5
=150  \\$aFood allergy in infants
=550  \\$wg$aAllergy in infants
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Food allergy in infancy and childhood, c1989.
=750  \2$81$wb$aFood Hypersensitivity$5IEN$0(DNLM)D005512
=750  \2$81$wb$aInfant$5IEN$0(DNLM)D007223
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aFood Hypersensitivity$iand$aInfant$5IEN

=LDR  00752cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362915302441
=005  20120202153455.0
=008  890227i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 89001177 
=035  \\$aCBB8354NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \\$aQR51$cAgricultural microbiology
=150  \\$aMicrobial inoculants
=450  \\$aInoculants, Microbial
=550  \\$wg$aMicrobial products
=550  \\$aAgricultural microbiology
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Microbial inoculation of crop plants, 1989$b(microbial inoculants)
=670  \\$aSubba Rao, N.S. Biofertilizers in agriculture$b(microbial inoculants)
=675  \\$aWeb. 3;$aBiol. & agr. index, v. 41;$aBlack's agric. dict.;$aDict. agr. term
=750  \2$aAgricultural Inoculants$0(DNLM)D059827$5IEN

=LDR  00667cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362915402441
=005  20110428152034.0
=008  890227i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 89001176 
=035  \\$aCBB8353LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \\$aQL391.P7
=150  \\$aMetacercaria
=550  \\$wg$aDigenea$xLarvae
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Shigin, A.A. Tremody fauny SSSR : pod diplostomum, meta�t�serkarii, 1986.
=670  \\$aMcGraw-Hill dict. sci. tech.:$bp. 1002 (Metacercaria)
=670  \\$aWeb. 3:$bp. 1419 (Metacercaria)
=670  \\$aRandom House:$bp. 1206 (Metacercaria)
=670  \\$aPREMARC, 2/24/89.
=750  \2$aMetacercariae$0(DNLM)D058488$5IEN

=LDR  00613cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362915502441
=005  20120730164247.0
=008  890222i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 89001069 
=035  \\$aCBB8254NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aBF720.A24
=150  \\$aAbility in infants
=550  \\$wg$aInfant psychology
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Lockman, J. Action in social context, c1989.
=750  \2$81$wb$aAptitude$5IEN$0(DNLM)D001076
=750  \2$81$wb$aInfant$5IEN-M$0(DNLM)D007223
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aAptitude$iand$aInfant$5IEN

=LDR  00809cz  a2200241n  4500
=001  9880362915602441
=005  20120730164246.0
=008  920523i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 87003150 
=035  \\$aCBB8239NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRA644.L94$cPublic health
=053  \\$aRC155.5$cInternal medicine
=150  \\$aLyme disease
=450  \\$aLD (Disease)
=450  \\$aLyme arthritis
=450  \\$aLyme borreliosis
=550  \\$wg$aRelapsing fever
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Lyme borreliosis: procs. of the 2nd Internatl. Symp. on Lyme Disease & Rel. Disorders, Vienna, 1985, 1987.
=670  \\$aCecil, Textbook of Medicine, 1982:$bp. 1878.
=670  \\$aHarvey, Principles & Practice of Medicine, 1984:$bp. 1184.
=670  \\$aMESH.
=750  \2$aLyme Disease$5IEN$0(DNLM)D008193

=LDR  00599cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362915702441
=005  20120730164246.0
=008  890831||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 89005133 
=035  \\$aCBB7162NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQP535.K1
=150  \\$aPotassium channels
=450  \\$aChannels, Potassium
=550  \\$wg$aIon channels
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Potasium channels, 1989.
=670  \\$aMESH.
=670  \\$aBest. Physiological basis of med. practice.
=675  \\$aDorland's med. dict.;$aStedman's med. dict.
=750  \2$aPotassium Channels$5IEN$0(DNLM)D015221

=LDR  00582cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362915802441
=005  20120730164246.0
=008  890830i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 89005128 
=035  \\$aCBB7158NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aNucleic acid probes
=450  \\$aOligonucleotide probes
=450  \\$aProbes, Nucleic acid
=550  \\$wg$aMolecular probes
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Piper, N. Nucleic acid probes, c1989.
=670  \\$aMESH.
=670  \\$aLC BIBL file, 8/30/89.
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/16/90
=750  \2$aNucleic Acid Probes$5IEN$0(DNLM)D015341

=LDR  01027cz  a2200241n  4500
=001  9880362915902441
=005  20050617084650.0
=008  890828i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 89005069 
=035  \\$aCBB7102NU
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh 89005069
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aR858$bR859.7
=150  \\$aMedical informatics
=450  \\$aClinical informatics
=450  \\$aHealth informatics
=450  \\$aMedical information science
=550  \\$wg$aInformation science
=550  \\$wg$aMedicine$xData processing
=670  \\$aWork cat.: MEDINFO 89 : Proceedings 6th conference on medical informatics, Beijing, China, 16-20 Oct. 1989, 1989.
=670  \\$aLC database, Aug. 22, 1989.
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Medical informatics, X Clinical informatics, Medical information science: the field of information science concerned with the analysis and dissemination of medical data through the application of computers to various aspects of health care and medicine)
=750  \2$aMedical Informatics$0(DNLM)D008490$5IEN

=LDR  00526cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880362916002441
=005  20120730164246.0
=008  890828||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 89005062 
=035  \\$aCBB7095NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aAlginates
=550  \\$wg$aMicrobial polysaccharides
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Pseudomonas infection and alginates : biochemistry, genetics, and pathology, 1990.
=670  \\$aMESH.
=670  \\$aSingleton. Dict. microbiol. mol. biol.
=750  \2$aAlginates$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000464

=LDR  00557cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362916102441
=005  20110323093952.0
=008  890825i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 89005037 
=035  \\$aCBB7073LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \\$aQL599.7.P8
=150  \\$aCtenocephalides
=550  \\$wg$aPulicidae
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Robinson, W.H. The life history and control of indoor infestations of the cat flea, 1988$b(Ctenocephalides)
=670  \\$aWeb. 3.
=670  \\$aBorror insects:$bp. 626.
=750  \2$aCtenocephalides$0(DNLM)D058251$5IEN

=LDR  00681cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880362916202441
=005  20120730164246.0
=008  890824||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 89005027 
=035  \\$aCBB7064NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQP619.D53
=150  \\$aDNA ligases
=450  \\$aDNA joinases
=450  \\$aDNA repair enzymes
=450  \\$aPolydeoxyribonucleotide ligases
=450  \\$aPolydeoxyribonucleotide synthetases
=550  \\$wg$aLigases
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Syv�aoja, J. Factors involved in ... 1987.
=670  \\$aEnzyme nomenclature$b(E.C. 6.5.1.2)
=670  \\$aChem. abst.$b[37259-52-2]
=750  \2$aDNA Ligases$5IEN$0(DNLM)D011088

=LDR  00645cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362916302441
=005  20060803091824.0
=008  890822||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 89004962 
=035  \\$aCBB7004NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQP562.V3
=150  \\$aValine
=450  \\$aAminoisovaleric acid
=550  \\$wg$aBranched chain amino acids
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Go�zdzicka-J�ozefiak, A. Badania nad ro�slinnymi transferowymi kwasami rybonukleinowymi specyficznymi dla waliny, 1987.
=670  \\$aMESH.
=670  \\$aDorland's med. dict.
=670  \\$aStedman's med. dict.
=750  \2$aValine$0(DNLM)D014633$5IEN

=LDR  00762cz  a2200253n  4500
=001  9880362916402441
=005  20120730164246.0
=008  890821i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 89004919 
=035  \\$aCBB6963NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQR401
=150  \\$aIridoviruses
=450  \\$aIridescent viruses
=450  \\$aIridoviridae
=550  \\$wg$aDNA viruses
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Molecular biology of iridoviruses, c1990.
=670  \\$aFields. Virology, 1985:$bp. 12.
=670  \\$aZinsser microbiology, 1984:$bp. 835.
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Iridoviridae)
=670  \\$aNIH$b(Viruses, Iridoviridae)
=670  \\$aSingleton. Dict. microbiol. & mol. biol., 1987.
=690  \\$ar:AMD:7/9/90
=750  \2$aIridoviridae$5IEN$0(DNLM)D007497

=LDR  00681cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362916502441
=005  20120730164246.0
=008  890821i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 89004913 
=035  \\$aCBB6958NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \\$aRJ456.F43
=150  \\$aFecal incontinence in children
=550  \\$wg$aPediatric gastroenterology
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Constipation and fecal incontinence and motility disturbances of the gut, c1989.
=750  \2$81$wb$aFecal Incontinence$5IEN$0(DNLM)D005242
=750  \2$81$wb$aChild$5IEN$0(DNLM)D002648
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aFecal Incontinence$iand$aChild$5IEN

=LDR  00468cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880362916602441
=005  20120730164246.0
=008  890817i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 89004874 
=035  \\$aCBB6922NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRC931.M45
=150  \\$aBones$xMetabolism$xDisorders
=450  \\$aMetabolic bone disease
=670  \\$aWork cat.: New techniques in metabolic bone disease, 1989.
=750  \2$aBone Diseases, Metabolic$5IEN$0(DNLM)D001851

=LDR  00657cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362916702441
=005  20120730164246.0
=008  890816||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 89004810 
=035  \\$aCBB6876NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQP624.5.C57
=150  \\$aCircular DNA
=450  \\$aDNA, Circular$5IEN
=550  \\$wg$aDNA
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Vologodski�i, A.V. Topologi�i�a i fizicheskie svo�istva kol��t�sevykh DNK, 1988.
=670  \\$aBiol. abs., 1988:$bv. 86 (11): SI-62.
=670  \\$aSingleton. Dict. microbiol. & mol. biol., 1987.
=690  \\$ar:AMD:6/26/90
=750  \2$aDNA, Circular$5IEN$0(DNLM)D004270

=LDR  00812cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362916802441
=005  20120730164246.0
=008  890815i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 89004795 
=035  \\$aCBB6863NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \\$aHV8079.C46
=150  \\$aChild abuse$xReporting
=450  \\$aReporting of child abuse
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Zellman, G. The role of professional background, case characteristics, and protective responses in mandated child abuse reporting, 1989.
=670  \\$aNat. crim. just. thes.
=670  \\$aHennepin$b(used "Child abuse--Identification and reporting" with a see reference from"Child abuse reporting")
=670  \\$aLC data base, 8/14/89$b("Child abuse reporting")
=675  \\$aWeb. 3;$aRandom House
=750  \2$aMandatory Reporting$5IEN$0(DNLM)D019221

=LDR  00559cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362916902441
=005  20120730164246.0
=008  890814||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 89004755 
=035  \\$aCBB6826NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=150  \\$aBisoprolol
=550  \\$wg$aAdrenergic beta blockers
=550  \\$wg$aHypotensive agents
=670  \\$aWork cat.: The cardioselectivity of bisoprolol.
=670  \\$aAm. drug index.
=670  \\$aUSAN/USP.
=670  \\$aChem. abst.:$b[66722-44-9]
=675  \\$aMESH
=750  \2$aBisoprolol$5IEN$0(DNLM)D017298

=LDR  00594cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362917002441
=005  20070326160924.0
=008  890811i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 89004729 
=035  \\$aCBB6803LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \\$aRS431.E73$cPharmacy
=150  \\$aErgot alkaloids
=550  \\$wg$aAdrenergic alpha blockers
=550  \\$wg$aAlkaloids
=550  \\$wg$aErgot
=670  \\$aWork cat.: N�amelov�e alkaloidy a jejich deriv�aty, 1983.
=670  \\$aMESH$b(ergot alkaloids)
=670  \\$aLC data base, 8/7/89.
=750  \2$aErgot Alkaloids$0(DNLM)D004876$5IEN

=LDR  01586cz  a2200277n  4500
=001  9882375287902441
=005  20240216144919.0
=008  040225i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 89004704
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh 89004704
=035  \\$a(LIBRARY_OF_CONGRESS)98169395610000041
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dCaAEU
=150  \\$aFrail older people
=450  \\$wnne$aFrail elderly
=450  \\$aOlder frail people
=550  \\$wg$aOlder people with disabilities
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Aging in place : supporting the frail elderly in residential environments, 1989.
=670  \\$aHarris, D. Dict. of gerontology, 1988$b("Frail elderly")
=670  \\$aHennepin$b(reference from "Frail elderly persons" to "Disabled seniors")
=670  \\$aOrthogeriatrics (Falaschi). Orthogeriatrics, 2021:$btitle screen (the management of older patients with fragility fractures)$w(OCoLC)1192491632
=670  \\$aFrailty in older adults with cancer, 2022$w(OCoLC)1298387517
=670  \\$aFrailty: what is it?, via PubMed, viewed Nov. 28, 2022:$babstract ("Frailty is a clinical condition characterized by an excessive vulnerability of the individual to endogenous and exogenous stressors. This status generates a high risk of developing negative health-related events.")
=675  \\$aRandom House;$aWeb. 3
=680  \\$iHere are entered works on older people with disabilities that substantially limit their independence and necessitate continuing assistance.
=688  \\$aHeading changed from Frail elderly to Frail older people in November 2022.
=750  \2$aFrail Elderly$5IEN$0(DNLM)D016330

=LDR  00591cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362917202441
=005  20120202152525.0
=008  890807||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 89004584 
=035  \\$aCBB5555NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aQP364.7
=150  \\$aNoradrenergic neurons
=550  \\$wg$aNeurons
=550  \\$wg$aNoradrenergic mechanisms
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Fillenz, M. Noradrenergic neurons, 1990.
=670  \\$aChem. abst.$b(Nerve, Noradrenergic)
=670  \\$aDorland's med. dict.$b(Noradrenergic Neuron)
=750  \2$aAdrenergic Neurons$0(DNLM)D059331$5IEN

=LDR  00624cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362917302441
=005  20060728102922.0
=008  890807||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 89004558 
=035  \\$aCBB5531NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aAcute phase proteins
=450  \\$aAcute phase reactants
=550  \\$wg$aInflammation$xMediators
=550  \\$wg$aProteins
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Acute phase proteins in the acute phase response, c1989.
=670  \\$aMESH.
=670  \\$aNIH$b(Immunology, Acute phase proteins)
=675  \\$aDorland's med. dict.
=750  \2$aAcute-Phase Proteins$0(DNLM)D000209$5IEN

=LDR  00589cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880362917402441
=005  20060728103134.0
=008  890807||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 89004557 
=035  \\$aCBB5530NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRB131
=150  \\$aAcute phase reaction
=450  \\$aAcute phase response
=450  \\$aReaction, Acute phase
=450  \\$aResponse, Acute phase
=550  \\$wg$aInflammation
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Acute phase proteins in the acute phase response, c1989.
=670  \\$aMESH.
=750  \2$aAcute-Phase Reaction$0(DNLM)D000210$5IEN

=LDR  00646cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880362917502441
=005  20130514163207.0
=008  890804i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 89004538 
=035  \\$aCBB5511NU
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aSpecialists
=450  \\$aAuthorities (Persons)
=450  \\$aExperts
=550  \\$wg$aPersons
=550  \\$aIntellectuals
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Directory of African experts, c1983.
=670  \\$aRandom House.
=670  \\$aWeb. 3.
=670  \\$aHennepin$b(Experts)
=670  \\$aLC data base, Aug. 2, 1989$b(experts, specialists)
=750  \2$aSpecialization$0(DNLM)D013038$5IEN

=LDR  00839cz  a2200241n  4500
=001  9880362917602441
=005  20131210104613.0
=008  890804i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 89004536 
=035  \\$aCBB5509NU
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh 89004536
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aRC451.4.A5$cPsychiatry
=150  \\$aMentally ill older people
=450  \\$wnne$aMentally ill aged
=450  \\$aOlder mental patients
=450  \\$aOlder mentally ill
=450  \\$aOlder psychiatric patients
=550  \\$wg$aOlder people
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Nursing homes and the mentally ill elderly, 1989.
=750  \2$81$wb$aMentally Ill Persons$0(DNLM)D028642$5IEN
=750  \2$81$wb$aAged$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000368
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aMentally Ill Persons$iand$aAged$5IEN

=LDR  00553cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880362917702441
=005  20120730164245.0
=008  890731||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 89004437 
=035  \\$aCBB5416NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aViral antibodies
=450  \\$aAntibodies, Viral
=550  \\$wg$aAntiviral agents
=550  \\$wg$aImmunoglobulins
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Use of X-ray crystallography in the design of antiviral agents, 1990.
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Antibodies, Viral)
=750  \2$aAntibodies, Viral$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000914

=LDR  00744cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880362917802441
=005  20110424154823.0
=008  890731||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 89004433 
=035  \\$aCBB5412NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=150  \\$aLewis acids
=550  \\$wg$aAcid-base chemistry
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Selectivities in Lewis acid promoted reactions, 1989.
=670  \\$aHawley chem. dict.$b(Lewis acid: any molecule or ion (aka electrophile) that can combine with another molecule or ion by forming a covalent bond with two electrons from the second molecule or ion)
=670  \\$aHuheey, J.E. Inorganic chem.
=670  \\$aLC data base, 7/25/89.
=675  \\$aHackh chem. dict.
=750  \2$aLewis Acids$0(DNLM)D058116$5IEN

=LDR  01116cz  a2200253n  4500
=001  9880362917902441
=005  20120730164245.0
=008  890731||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 89004427 
=035  \\$aCBB5406NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aTK5105.9
=150  \\$aCommunications software
=450  \\$aCommunication software
=450  \\$aSoftware, Communications
=550  \\$wg$aComputer software
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Ashley, R. Online communications software.
=670  \\$aIAC$b(Communications software)
=670  \\$aSilveria, T. Buyer's guide to modems and communications software, c1985:$bchap. 6.
=675  \\$aAcad. Am. encyc.;$aASTI;$aEngr. index;$aINIS thes.;$aINSPEC;$aMcGraw-Hill dict. sci. tech.;$aRandom House;$aWeb. 3
=680  \\$iHere are entered works on software used in interactions between computers and modems or similar devices.
=750  \2$81$wb$aTelecommunications$5IEN$0(DNLM)D013685
=750  \2$81$wb$aSoftware$5IEN$0(DNLM)D012984
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aTelecommunications$iand$aSoftware.$5IEN

=LDR  00792cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880362918002441
=005  20120730164245.0
=008  890726i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 89004372 
=035  \\$aCBB5355NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQR99.7.N67
=150  \\$aAnabaena
=550  \\$wg$aNostocaceae
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Nguyen, H.T. Fotosintez i azotfiksa�t�si�i�a v simbiotichesko�i sisteme Azolla-Anabaena azollae, 1988:$bbib.
=670  \\$aRandom House:$bp. 72 (Anabaena)
=670  \\$aWeb. 3:$bp. 75 (Anabaena)
=670  \\$aBold algae:$bp. 5, 61 (Anabaena azollae)
=670  \\$aSyn. liv. org.:$bv. 1, p. 51 (Anabaena)
=670  \\$aSilva, P.C. Names of classes and families of living algae:$bp. 53 (Anabaena)
=750  \2$aAnabaena$5IEN$0(DNLM)D017033

=LDR  00613cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880361945102441
=005  20050407113022.0
=008  040219i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85005473 
=035  \\$aBZK5379LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQL696.A5$bQL696.A53$cZoology
=150  \\$aAnseriformes
=450  \\$aAnseres
=450  \\$aAnseriforms
=550  \\$wg$aBirds
=670  \\$aDict. of birds, 1985:$bAnseriformes (an order, alternatively, Anseres, comprising 2 suborders Anhimae and Anseres)
=670  \\$aEncyc. of birds, 1998:$bp. 25 (anseriforms)
=750  \2$aAnseriformes$0(DNLM)D046090$5IEN

=LDR  00810cz  a2200301n  4500
=001  9880361945202441
=005  20170525105628.0
=008  871218i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85005466
=035  \\$aBZK5372NU
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh 85005466
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dWaElC
=053  \0$aRB150.A67$cPathology
=053  \0$aRC103.A4$cInternal medicine
=150  \\$aAnoxemia
=450  \\$aAnoxaemia
=450  \\$aAnoxhemia
=450  \\$aAnoxia
=450  \\$aHypoxemia
=450  \\$aHypoxia (Hematology)
=450  \\$aOxygen deficiency in the blood
=550  \\$wg$aAltitude, Influence of
=550  \\$wg$aAsphyxia
=550  \\$wg$aHemoglobin
=550  \\$wg$aOxygen$xPhysiological effect
=550  \\$wg$aRespiration
=550  \\$aOxygen in the body
=750  \2$aHypoxia$0(DNLM)D000860$5IEN

=LDR  00388cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880361945302441
=005  20120730162334.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85005465 
=035  \\$aBZK5371NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRG444
=150  \\$aAnovulation
=550  \\$wg$aOvaries$xDiseases
=550  \\$aOvulation
=750  \2$aAnovulation$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000858

=LDR  01942cz  a2200313n  4500
=001  9880361945402441
=005  20120730162334.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85005458 
=035  \\$aBZK5364LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dWaU
=053  \0$aQL444.B815$cZoology
=150  \\$aFairy shrimps
=450  \\$wnne$aAnostraca
=450  \\$aAnostracan branchiopods
=450  \\$aAnostracans
=450  \\$aFairy shrimp
=450  \\$aShrimp, Fairy
=450  \\$aShrimps, Fairy
=550  \\$wg$aBranchiopoda
=670  \\$aJass, J.P. Atlas and bibliography of the first state and county records for anostracans (Crustacea:Branchiopoda) of the contiguous United States, c2000.
=670  \\$aWikipedia, Dec. 4, 2006$b(Fairy shrimp. Fairy shrimp (Anostraca) are branchiopods that include brine shrimp. Order Anostraca, Subclass Sarsostraca, Class Branchiopoda)
=670  \\$aITIS, Dec. 4, 2006$b(Order Anostraca Sars, 1867 -- brine shrimp, fairy shrimp. Subclass Sarsostraca, Class Branchiopoda)
=670  \\$aAnimal diversity Web, Dec. 4, 2006$b(under Class Branchiopoda (branchiopods): Some references recognize four extant orders: Anostraca (fairy shrimps), Notostraca (tadpole shrimps), Cladocera (water fleas), and Conchostraca (clam shrimps))
=670  \\$aMartin, J.W. An updated classification of the Recent Crustacea, 2001:$bp. 8 (anostracan branchiopods) p. 14 (anostracans) p. 58 (Order Anostraca, Subclass Sarsostraca, Class Branchiopoda)
=670  \\$aThe American heritage dictionary of the English language, via WWW, Dec. 4, 2006$b(fairy shrimp: Any of various transparent freshwater crustaceans of the order Anostraca that lack a carapace and characteristically swim upside-down)
=670  \\$aEncyc. Britannica online, Dec. 4, 2006$b(fairy shrimp: any of the crustaceans of the order Anostraca)
=688  \\$aHeading changed 20070125 from: 150:##:_{dollar}a Anostraca
=750  \2$aAnostraca$5IEN$0(DNLM)D033202

=LDR  00608cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880361945502441
=005  20070702083023.0
=008  920204i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85005453 
=035  \\$aBZK5359NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRC552.A5
=150  \\$aAnorexia nervosa
=550  \\$wg$aEating disorders
=680  \\$iHere are entered works on a psychiatric disorder manifested by severe weight loss and extreme aversion to food. Works on diminished appetite in general are entered under$aAnorexia.
=681  \\$iNote under$aAnorexia
=750  \2$aAnorexia Nervosa$0(DNLM)D000856$5IEN

=LDR  00552cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880361945602441
=005  20070702082735.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85005452 
=035  \\$aBZK5358NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aRJ399.A6
=150  \\$aAnorexia in children
=550  \\$wg$aNutrition disorders in children
=750  \2$81$wb$aAnorexia$0(DNLM)D000855$5IEN
=750  \2$81$wb$aChild$0(DNLM)D002648$5IEN
=788  \2$iSearch also under the following headings used together in the same record:$aAnorexia$iand$aChild$5IEN

=LDR  00705cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880361945702441
=005  20070702082548.0
=008  920204i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85005451 
=035  \\$aBZK5357NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRB150.A65
=150  \\$aAnorexia
=450  \\$aAppetite$xLoss
=450  \\$aAppetite loss
=450  \\$aLoss of appetite
=550  \\$wg$aAppetite disorders
=680  \\$iHere are entered works on diminished appetite in general. Works on a psychiatric disorder manifested by severe weight loss and extreme aversion to food are entered under$aAnorexia nervosa.
=681  \\$iNote under$aAnorexia nervosa
=750  \2$aAnorexia$0(DNLM)D000855$5IEN

=LDR  00437cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880361945802441
=005  20120730162333.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85005450 
=035  \\$aBZK5356NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQL570$bQL570.3
=150  \\$aAnoplura
=450  \\$aPhthiraptera
=450  \\$aSucking lice
=550  \\$wg$aInsects
=550  \\$wg$aLice
=750  \2$aAnoplura$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000854

=LDR  00361cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880361945902441
=005  20050407112800.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85005439 
=035  \\$aBZK5345NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aQL536
=150  \\$aAnopheles gambiae
=550  \\$wg$aAnopheles
=750  \2$aAnopheles gambiae$0(DNLM)D048169$5IEN

=LDR  00664cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880361946002441
=005  20120730162345.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85005768 
=035  \\$aBZK5674NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRD91$bRD91.5$cSurgery
=053  \\$aRM400$cTherapeutics
=150  \\$aAntiseptics
=450  \\$aAnti-infective agents, Local$5IEN
=450  \\$aLocal anti-infective agents
=450  \\$aTopical anti-infective agents
=550  \\$wg$aAnti-infective agents
=550  \\$wg$aDisinfection and disinfectants
=550  \\$aAsepsis and antisepsis
=750  \2$aAnti-Infective Agents, Local$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000891

=LDR  00376cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880361946102441
=005  20120730162333.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85005436 
=035  \\$aBZK5342NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQL536
=150  \\$aAnopheles
=450  \\$aMyzomyia
=550  \\$wg$aMosquitoes
=750  \2$aAnopheles$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000852

=LDR  00469cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880361946202441
=005  20120730162344.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85005763 
=035  \\$aBZK5669NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aAntirheumatic agents
=450  \\$aAnti-rheumatic agents
=550  \\$wg$aAnalgesics
=550  \\$wg$aAnti-inflammatory agents
=550  \\$aRheumatism$xChemotherapy
=750  \2$aAntirheumatic Agents$5IEN$0(DNLM)D018501

=LDR  01594cz  a2200277n  4500
=001  9880361946302441
=005  20141009160435.0
=008  040421i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85005416 
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=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC$dDLC$dWaU
=053  \0$aZ1041$bZ1107
=150  \\$aAnonyms and pseudonyms
=360  \\$isubdivision$aAnonyms and pseudonyms$iunder names of individual persons, e.g.$aShakespeare, William, 1564-1616--Anonyms and pseudonyms
=450  \\$aAnonyms and pseudonyms$vDictionaries
=450  \\$aAssumed names
=450  \\$aFictitious names
=450  \\$aNoms de plume
=450  \\$aPen names
=450  \\$aPseudonyms
=550  \\$wg$aAuthors
=550  \\$wg$aNames, Personal
=550  \\$aLiterary forgeries and mystifications
=670  \\$aMerriam-Webster online, June 16, 2014:$banonym (1 : an anonymous person 2 : pseudonym) pseudonym (a fictitious name; especially : pen name) pen name (a name used by a writer instead of the writer's real name)
=670  \\$aOxford dictionaries online, June 16, 2014:$banonym (1. An anonymous person or publication. 2. A pseudonym.) pseudonym (A fictitious name, especially one used by an author. Synonyms: pen name, assumed name, incognito, alias, false name, professional name, sobriquet, stage name, nickname; French nom de plume, nom de guerre; rare: allonym, anonym) pen name (An assumed name used by a writer instead of their real name) incognito (noun, plural incognitos: An assumed or false identity) alias (noun, 1. A false or assumed identity)
=750  \2$aAnonyms and Pseudonyms$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000851

=LDR  00607cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880361946402441
=005  20120730162344.0
=008  871218||\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85005740 
=035  \\$a(OCoLC)02021778
=035  \\$aBZK5646NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRM666.A56$cTherapeutics
=150  \\$aAntipyrine
=450  \\$wnne$aAntipyrin
=450  \\$aPhenazone
=550  \\$wg$aNonsteroidal anti-inflammatory agents
=550  \\$wg$aPyrazoles
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Antipyrine x Phenazone)
=681  \\$iExample under$aAntipyretics
=750  \2$aAntipyrine$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000983

=LDR  00563cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880361946502441
=005  20120730162328.0
=008  860211||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85005412 
=035  \\$aBZK5318NU
=035  \\$aSH 85005412
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aHM816$cSociology
=150  \\$aAnomy
=450  \\$aAnomie
=550  \\$wg$aDurkheimian school of sociology
=550  \\$wg$aGovernment, Resistance to
=550  \\$wg$aSocial psychology
=550  \\$wg$aSociology
=550  \\$wg$aState, The
=750  \2$aAnomie$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000850

=LDR  00591cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880361946602441
=005  20120730162327.0
=008  040630i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85005359 
=035  \\$aBZK5265LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQK495.A6$cBotany
=150  \\$aAnnonaceae
=450  \\$aAnonaceae
=450  \\$aCustard-apple family (Plants)
=550  \\$wg$aMagnoliales
=670  \\$aWeb. 3$b(custard-apply family: Annonaceae)
=670  \\$aNational PLANTS database, June 30, 2004$b(Family Annonaceae - Custard-apple family)
=750  \2$aAnnonaceae$5IEN$0(DNLM)D029061

=LDR  00732cz  a2200253n  4500
=001  9880361946702441
=005  20110316092345.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85005739 
=035  \\$aBZK5645NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aRM321$cTherapeutics
=150  \\$aAntipyretics
=360  \\$inames of individual antipyretics, e.g.$aAntipyrine; Phesin
=450  \\$aAntifebrile agents
=450  \\$aAntipyretic analgesics
=450  \\$aAntithermic agents
=450  \\$aFebrifuge agents
=450  \\$aFebrifuges
=450  \\$aFever reducing drugs
=450  \\$aNon-opioid analgesics
=550  \\$wg$aAnalgesics
=670  \\$aAntipyretic analgesics, c1991.
=750  \2$aAntipyretics$0(DNLM)D058633$5IEN

=LDR  00570cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880361946802441
=005  20120730162327.0
=008  031103i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85005348 
=035  \\$aBZK5254NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQL391.A6$cZoology
=150  \\$aAnnelida
=450  \\$aAnnelid worms
=450  \\$aAnnelids
=550  \\$wg$aHelminths
=550  \\$wg$aWorms
=670  \\$aWeb. 3$b(annelid: an animal of the phylum Annelida)
=670  \\$aLC database, Nov. 3, 2003$b(titles: annelid worms)
=750  \2$aAnnelida$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000845

=LDR  01121cz  a2200289n  4500
=001  9880361946902441
=005  20120730162344.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85005730 
=035  \\$aBZK5636NU
=035  \\$ash 85005730
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aAntiparkinsonian agents
=450  \\$aAntiparkinson agents
=450  \\$aAntiparkinsonism agents
=550  \\$wg$aCentral nervous system depressants
=550  \\$aParkinson's disease$xChemotherapy
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Management of Parkinson's disease at different stages of the illness : processings of a symposium, c1982.
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Antiparkinson Agents)
=670  \\$aNIH$b(Neuropharmacological agents, Antiparkinsonism drugs)
=670  \\$aDorland's med. dict.$b(Antiparkinsonian)
=670  \\$aCecil textbook of medicine$b(Antiparkinson agents)
=670  \\$aGould med. dict.
=670  \\$aMeyers, F.H. Rev. of med. pharmacology, 1976:$bpp. 70, 311-316.
=670  \\$aUSAN/USP:$bp. 313 (Antiparkinsonian)
=670  \\$aCRISP thes.$b(antiparkinson drug)
=750  \2$aAntiparkinson Agents$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000978

=LDR  00446cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880361947002441
=005  20120730162327.0
=008  931005i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85005329 
=035  \\$aBZK5235NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aAnkylosis
=360  \\$isubdivision$aAnkylosis$iunder individual joints and regions of the body, e.g.$aFoot--Ankylosis
=550  \\$wg$aJoints$xDiseases
=750  \2$aAnkylosis$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000844

=LDR  00732cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880361947102441
=005  20120730162344.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85005729 
=035  \\$aBZK5635NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aRM412$bRM413
=150  \\$aAntiparasitic agents
=450  \\$aAntiparasitics
=450  \\$aParasiticides
=550  \\$wg$aAnti-infective agents
=670  \\$aWork cat.: James, D.M. Human antiparasitic drugs : the development of chemotherapy, c1985.
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Antiparasitic agents x Parasiticides)
=670  \\$aGould med. dict.$b(Antiparasitic)
=670  \\$aDorland' med. dict.
=670  \\$aMcGraw-Hill.
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=LDR  00435cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880361947202441
=005  20120730162344.0
=008  860211||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85005727 
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=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aTP159.A5$cChemical technology
=053  \\$aTX553.A73$cFood constituents
=150  \\$aAntioxidants
=550  \\$wg$aChemical inhibitors
=750  \2$aAntioxidants$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000975

=LDR  00917cz  a2200277n  4500
=001  9880361947302441
=005  20120730162327.0
=008  930106i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85005328 
=035  \\$aBZK5234NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRD771.A5
=150  \\$aAnkylosing spondylitis
=450  \\$aBechterew's disease
=450  \\$aBekhterev's disease
=450  \\$aMarie-Struempell disease
=450  \\$aMarie-Str�umpell spondylitis
=450  \\$aRheumatoid spondylitis
=450  \\$aSpondylarthritis ankylopoietica
=450  \\$aSpondylitis ankylopoietica
=450  \\$aSpondylitis, Ankylosing$5IEN
=550  \\$wg$aAnkylosis
=550  \\$wg$aSpondylitis
=550  \\$wg$aSpondyloarthropathies
=670  \\$aDorland's med. dict.$b(Spondylitis: rheumatoid s. called also Bekhterev's disease and Marie-Str�umpell disease)
=750  \2$aSpondylitis, Ankylosing$5IEN$0(DNLM)D013167

=LDR  00670cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880361947402441
=005  20120730162344.0
=008  860211||\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85005720 
=035  \\$aBZK5626NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aAntinuclear factors
=450  \\$aANAs (Immunology)
=450  \\$aANFs (Immunology)
=450  \\$aAntibodies, Antinuclear$5IEN
=450  \\$aAntinuclear antibodies
=550  \\$wg$aAutoantibodies
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Antibodies, Antinuclear)
=670  \\$aLC database, 4/26/94$b(ANA)
=670  \\$aDorland's med. dict.:$bunder factor: antinuclear f. (ANF)
=750  \2$aAntibodies, Antinuclear$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000974

=LDR  00782cz  a2200277n  4500
=001  9880361947502441
=005  20060519085147.0
=008  930701i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85005714 
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=053  \\$aRC271.C5$cCancer chemotherapy
=053  \\$aRS431.A64$cPharmacy
=150  \\$aAntineoplastic agents
=450  \\$aAnticancer agents
=450  \\$aAntineoplastic drugs
=450  \\$aAntineoplastics
=450  \\$aAntitumor agents
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=450  \\$aCytotoxic drugs
=450  \\$aInhibitors, Neoplasm
=450  \\$aNeoplasm inhibitors
=550  \\$wg$aDrugs
=550  \\$aCancer$xChemotherapy
=670  \\$aCommon usage in oncology.
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=LDR  00510cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880361947602441
=005  20120730162327.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85005322 
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=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
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=450  \\$aAnkle-bone
=450  \\$aAstragaloid bone
=450  \\$aAstragalus (Anklebone)
=450  \\$aOs tarsi tibialis
=450  \\$aOs trigonum
=450  \\$aTalus (Anklebone)
=550  \\$wg$aAnkle
=750  \2$aTalus$5IEN$0(DNLM)D013628

=LDR  00435cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880361947702441
=005  20120730162343.0
=008  860211||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85005713 
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=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQH468
=150  \\$aAntimutagens
=450  \\$aAntimutagenic Agents$5IEN
=550  \\$wg$aMutagenesis
=550  \\$aDNA repair
=750  \2$aAntimutagenic Agents$5IEN$0(DNLM)D016587

=LDR  00321cz  a2200121n  4500
=001  9880361947802441
=005  20120730162327.0
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=010  \\$ash 85005321 
=035  \\$aBZK5227NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aAnkle$xWounds and injuries
=750  \2$aAnkle Injuries$5IEN$0(DNLM)D016512

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=001  9880361947902441
=005  20121023153001.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85005707 
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=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dWaU
=053  \0$aQD181.S3$cGeneral and inorganic chemistry
=053  \0$aQD412.S3$cOrganometallic chemistry
=053  \0$aTP245.A6$cChemical technology
=150  \\$aAntimony compounds
=550  \\$wg$aChemicals
=750  \2$aAntimony$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000965

=LDR  00366cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880361948002441
=005  20140209165853.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85005317 
=035  \\$aBZK5223NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aRD562
=150  \\$aAnkle$xFractures
=450  \\$wnne$aAnkle$xFracture
=750  \2$aAnkle Fractures$0(DNLM)D064386$5IEN

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=001  9880361948102441
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=008  030502i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85005702 
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=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQD181.S3$cGeneral and inorganic chemistry
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=550  \\$wg$aSemimetals
=681  \\$iExample under$aChemicals
=750  \2$aAntimony$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000965

=LDR  00370cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880361948202441
=005  20060519084943.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85005701 
=035  \\$aBZK5607NU
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=550  \\$wg$aMitosis
=550  \\$wg$aMutagenesis
=750  \2$aAntimitotic Agents$0(DNLM)D050256$5IEN

=LDR  00567cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880361948302441
=005  20120730162343.0
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=010  \\$ash 85005699 
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=450  \\$aMetabolic antagonists
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=550  \\$wg$aAntineoplastic agents
=550  \\$wg$aEnzyme inhibitors
=550  \\$wg$aMetabolism
=750  \2$aAntimetabolites$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000963

=LDR  00545cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880361948402441
=005  20120730162343.0
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=010  \\$ash 85005696 
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=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aRC159.A5
=150  \\$aAntimalarials
=450  \\$aAntimalarial agents
=550  \\$wg$aAntiprotozoal agents
=550  \\$aMalaria$xChemotherapy
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Antimalarials)
=670  \\$aLC database, April 8, 1993$b(Antimalarial agents)
=750  \2$aAntimalarials$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000962

=LDR  00413cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880361948502441
=005  20120730162326.0
=008  920417||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85005314 
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=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aAnkle
=450  \\$aAnkle joint
=550  \\$wg$aJoints
=550  \\$wg$aLeg
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Ankle; Ankle joint)
=750  \2$aAnkle$5IEN-M$0(DNLM)D000842

=LDR  00461cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880361948602441
=005  20120730162342.0
=008  860211||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85005694 
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=450  \\$aAntilymphocyte serum
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=550  \\$wg$aImmunosuppressive agents
=750  \2$aAntilymphocyte Serum$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000961

=LDR  00406cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880361948702441
=005  20120730162326.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85005306 
=035  \\$aBZK5212NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aAnisotropy
=450  \\$aAnisotropic crystals
=550  \\$wg$aCrystallography
=550  \\$wg$aMatter$xProperties
=750  \2$aAnisotropy$5IEN$0(DNLM)D016880

=LDR  01032cz  a2200265n  4500
=001  9880361948802441
=005  20110130185241.0
=008  000204i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85005684 
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=035  \\$aSH 85005684
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=150  \\$aAntilipemic agents
=450  \\$aAntilipid drugs
=450  \\$aHypolipemic agents
=450  \\$aHypolipidemic agents
=450  \\$aLipid-lowering drugs
=550  \\$wg$aCardiovascular agents
=550  \\$aHyperlipidemia$xChemotherapy
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=670  \\$aDiagnostic and therapeutic opportunities in the cholesterol testing and control markets, 1989$b(antilipid drugs, lipid-lowering drugs)
=670  \\$aLC database, Oct. 23, 1996$b(Hypolipidemic)
=670  \\$aChem. abst.$b(Anticholesteremics and hypolipemics)
=670  \\$aAHFS drug information, 1996:$bp. ix (Pharmacologic-therapeutic classification: Antilipemic agents under Cardiovascular drugs)
=750  \2$aHypolipidemic Agents$0(DNLM)D000960$5IEN

=LDR  00373cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880361948902441
=005  20120730162326.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85005302 
=035  \\$aBZK5208NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aAnisometropia
=550  \\$wg$aEye$xRefractive errors
=690  \\$ar:GLS:7/5/90
=750  \2$aAnisometropia$5IEN$0(DNLM)D015858

=LDR  00556cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880361949002441
=005  20120730162342.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85005683 
=035  \\$aBZK5589NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aRM666.A5
=150  \\$aAntihistamines
=450  \\$aAntihistaminics
=450  \\$aHistamine$xAntagonists
=450  \\$aHistamine antagonists
=550  \\$wg$aAntiallergic agents
=550  \\$aHistamine
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Histamine antagonists)
=750  \2$aHistamine Antagonists$5IEN$0(DNLM)D006633

=LDR  00426cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880361949102441
=005  20120730162342.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85005675 
=035  \\$aBZK5581NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQR186.5
=150  \\$aAntigens
=450  \\$wnne$aAntigens and antibodies$5IEN
=550  \\$wg$aImmunity
=550  \\$aImmunoglobulins
=750  \2$aAntigens$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000941

=LDR  00521cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880361949202441
=005  20120730162342.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85005674 
=035  \\$aBZK5580NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQR187
=150  \\$aAntigen-antibody reactions
=450  \\$aAntibody-antigen reactions
=550  \\$wg$aAntigens
=550  \\$wg$aImmune response
=550  \\$wg$aImmunoglobulins
=550  \\$wg$aImmunology
=750  \2$aAntigen-Antibody Reactions$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000937

=LDR  00383cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880361949302441
=005  20120730162325.0
=008  920109||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85005295 
=035  \\$aBZK5201NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQC702.7.N4$cPhysics
=150  \\$aAnions
=450  \\$aNegative ions
=550  \\$wg$aIons
=750  \2$aAnions$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000838

=LDR  00878cz  a2200253n  4500
=001  9880361949402441
=005  20100208085337.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85005673 
=035  \\$aBZK5579NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dWaU
=053  \0$aRM410$cTherapeutics
=053  \0$aRS431.A62$cPharmaceutical chemistry
=150  \\$aAntifungal agents
=450  \\$aAnti-fungal agents
=450  \\$wnne$aAntimycotics
=450  \\$aFungal inhibitory agents
=450  \\$aInhibitory agents, Fungal
=450  \\$aTherapeutic fungicides
=550  \\$wg$aAnti-infective agents
=550  \\$wg$aFungicides
=670  \\$aSt�rom, K. Fungal inhibitory lactic acid bacteria, 2005:$bp. 12 (antifungal compounds)
=670  \\$aOCLC, Jan. 7, 2007$b(anti-fungal agents; anti-fungal organisms; fungal inhibitory compound)
=750  \2$aAntifungal Agents$0(DNLM)D000935$5IEN

=LDR  00637cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880361949502441
=005  20120730162325.0
=008  930323i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85005281 
=035  \\$aBZK5187NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRA639$bRA641$cPublic health
=053  \\$aSF740$cVeterinary public health
=150  \\$aAnimals as carriers of disease
=450  \\$aCarriers of disease
=450  \\$aDisease vectors
=450  \\$aVectors of disease
=550  \\$wg$aCommunicable diseases$xTransmission
=550  \\$wg$aZoology, Medical
=550  \\$aZoonoses
=750  \2$aDisease Vectors$5IEN$0(DNLM)D004199

=LDR  00488cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880361949602441
=005  20120730162342.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85005672 
=035  \\$aBZK5578NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aTP159.A47
=150  \\$aAntifoaming agents
=450  \\$aDefoaming agents
=450  \\$aFoam inhibitors
=450  \\$aFoam regulators
=550  \\$wg$aChemicals
=550  \\$wg$aFoam
=750  \2$aAntifoaming Agents$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000934

=LDR  01615cz  a2200433n  4500
=001  9880361949702441
=005  20120730162325.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85005274 
=035  \\$aBZK5180NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dMMiltC
=053  \0$aHV4701$bHV4959
=150  \\$aAnimal welfare
=450  \\$aAbuse of animals
=450  \\$aAnimal cruelty
=450  \\$aAnimals$xAbuse of
=450  \\$aAnimals, Cruelty to
=450  \\$aAnimals, Protection of
=450  \\$wnne$aAnimals, Treatment of
=450  \\$aCruelty to animals
=450  \\$aHumane treatment of animals
=450  \\$aKindness to animals
=450  \\$aMistreatment of animals
=450  \\$aNeglect of animals
=450  \\$aPrevention of cruelty to animals
=450  \\$aProtection of animals
=450  \\$aTreatment of animals
=450  \\$aWelfare, Animal
=550  \\$wg$aAnimals$xSocial aspects
=670  \\$aBarton, M. Animal rights, 1987.
=670  \\$aLC database, Aug. 28, 1989$b(Animal welfare act; Animal welfare)
=670  \\$aMESH.
=670  \\$aHennepin.
=670  \\$aLewchanin, S.L. Clinical assessment of juvenile animal cruelty, c2000.
=670  \\$aIntroduction to animal cruelty investigation, c1983.
=670  \\$aPunishing depictions of animal cruelty and the Federal Prisoner Health Care Co-payment Act of 1999, 2000.
=680  \\$iHere are entered works on the protection and treatment of animals. Works on the inherent rights attributed to animals are entered under$aAnimal rights.
=681  \\$iNote under$aAnimal rights
=750  \2$aAnimal Welfare$5IEN-M$0(DNLM)D000827

=LDR  00764cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880361949802441
=005  20120730162325.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85005251 
=035  \\$aBZK5157NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aSF600$bSF1100
=150  \\$aAnimals$xDiseases
=360  \\$isubdivision$aDiseases$iunder individual animals and groups of animals, e.g.$aCattle--Diseases; Fishes--Diseases; Livestock--Diseases;$iand individual animal diseases, e.g.$aCanine distemper; Mastitis
=450  \\$aAnimal diseases
=450  \\$aAnimals, Diseases of$5IEN
=450  \\$aDiseases of animals
=450  \\$aVeterinary diseases
=550  \\$wg$aDiseases
=550  \\$aVeterinary medicine
=750  \2$aAnimal Diseases$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000820

=LDR  00583cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880361949902441
=005  20120730162342.0
=008  860211||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85005671 
=035  \\$aBZK5577NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aAntifibrinolytic agents
=450  \\$aAntifibrinolysins
=450  \\$aAntiplasmins
=450  \\$aFibrinolysis inhibitors
=550  \\$wg$aEnzyme inhibitors
=550  \\$wg$aHemostatics
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Antifibrinolytic agents, x antifibrinolysins, x antiplasmins)
=750  \2$aAntifibrinolytic Agents$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000933

=LDR  00413cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880361950002441
=005  20120730162342.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85005667 
=035  \\$aBZK5573NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aAntiemetics
=550  \\$wg$aGastrointestinal agents
=550  \\$wg$aParasympatholytic agents
=550  \\$wg$aVomiting
=750  \2$aAntiemetics$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000932

=LDR  00768cz  a2200277n  4500
=001  9880361950102441
=005  20140516182553.0
=008  030821i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85005249 
=035  \\$aBZK5155NU
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC$dDLC$dWaU$dDLC
=053  \0$aQL$cZoology
=150  \\$aAnimals
=360  \\$iindividual animals and groups of animals
=450  \\$aAnimal kingdom
=450  \\$aBeasts
=450  \\$aFauna
=450  \\$aNative animals
=450  \\$aNative fauna
=450  \\$aWild animals
=450  \\$aWildlife
=550  \\$wg$aOrganisms
=550  \\$aHuman-animal relationships
=550  \\$aZoology
=670  \\$aA zoological revolution, 2002:$bt.p. (native fauna) p. 116 (native animals)
=750  \2$aAnimals$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000818

=LDR  00358cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880361950202441
=005  20120730162341.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85005663 
=035  \\$aBZK5569NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aAntidotes
=450  \\$aAntipoisonous agents
=550  \\$wg$aPoisons
=750  \2$aAntidotes$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000931

=LDR  00650cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880361950302441
=005  20120730162341.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85005662 
=035  \\$aBZK5568NU
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh 85005662
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aAntidiarrheals
=450  \\$aAntidiarrhea agents
=450  \\$aAntidiarrheics
=550  \\$wg$aGastrointestinal agents
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Antidiarrheals x Antiperistaltics)
=670  \\$aDorland's med. dict.$b(antidiarrheal, antidiarrheic)
=670  \\$aAHFS drug information, 1996:$bp. 2099 (Antidiarrhea agents)
=750  \2$aAntidiarrheals$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000930

=LDR  00535cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880361950402441
=005  20120730162341.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85005661 
=035  \\$aBZK5567NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRM332
=150  \\$aAntidepressants
=450  \\$aAntidepressive agents
=450  \\$aEnergizers, Psychic
=450  \\$aPsychic energizers
=550  \\$wg$aPsychotropic drugs
=550  \\$aDepression, Mental$xChemotherapy
=750  \2$aAntidepressive Agents$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000928

=LDR  00658cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880361950502441
=005  20090212094658.0
=008  910606i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85005216 
=035  \\$aBZK5122NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aSF94.5$bSF99$cAnimal culture
=150  \\$aAnimal nutrition
=360  \\$isubdivision$aNutrition$iunder individual animals and groups of animals, e.g.$aCattle--Nutrition; Fishes--Nutrition
=450  \\$aAnimals$xNutrition
=450  \\$aDomestic animals$xNutrition
=450  \\$aLivestock$xNutrition
=550  \\$wg$aNutrition
=750  \2$aAnimal Nutrition Physiological Phenomena$0(DNLM)D000824$5IEN

=LDR  00460cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880361950602441
=005  20120730162323.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85005212 
=035  \\$aBZK5118NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aAnimal models in research
=550  \\$wg$aAnimal experimentation
=550  \\$wg$aBiological models
=550  \\$wg$aLaboratory animals
=550  \\$wg$aResearch
=750  \2$aModels, Animal$5IEN$0(DNLM)D023421

=LDR  00800cz  a2200253n  4500
=001  9880361950702441
=005  20120730162341.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85005657 
=035  \\$aBZK5563NU
=035  \\$ash 85005657
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aRC483.5.A56$cPsychiatric chemotherapy
=150  \\$aAnticonvulsants
=450  \\$aAnti-epileptic drugs
=450  \\$aAnticonvulsant drugs
=450  \\$aAntiepileptic agents
=450  \\$aAntiepileptics
=550  \\$wg$aCentral nervous system depressants
=550  \\$wg$aMuscle relaxants
=550  \\$aConvulsions$xChemotherapy
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Anticonvulsants x Antiepileptic agents)
=670  \\$aLC database, Aug. 17, 1998$b(titles: anti-epileptic drugs)
=750  \2$aAnticonvulsants$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000927

=LDR  00566cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880361950802441
=005  20120730162341.0
=008  030224i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85005656 
=035  \\$aBZK5562NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aAnticoagulants (Medicine)
=450  \\$aAntithrombotic agents
=450  \\$aBlood thinners
=450  \\$aBlood thinning drugs
=550  \\$wg$aHematologic agents
=550  \\$aBlood$xCoagulation
=670  \\$aAlltheweb search, Feb. 24, 2003$b(blood thinning drugs)
=750  \2$aAnticoagulants$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000925

=LDR  00620cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880361950902441
=005  20120730162323.0
=008  040412i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85005211 
=035  \\$aBZK5117NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dWaU
=053  \0$aQL754
=150  \\$aAnimal migration
=360  \\$isubdivision$aMigration$iunder individual animals and groups of animals, e.g.$aFishes--Migration
=450  \\$aAnimals$xMigration
=450  \\$aMigration of animals
=550  \\$wg$aAnimal behavior
=550  \\$wg$aZoogeography
=550  \\$aMigratory animals
=750  \2$aAnimal Migration$5IEN$0(DNLM)D025041

=LDR  00878cz  a2200241n  4500
=001  9880361951002441
=005  20120730162340.0
=008  000203i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85005653 
=035  \\$aBZK5559NU
=035  \\$aSH 85005653
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aAnticholesteremic agents
=450  \\$aAnticholesterol drugs
=450  \\$aAntihypercholestermic agents
=450  \\$aCholesterol inhibitors
=450  \\$aCholesterol-lowering drugs
=450  \\$aHypocholesteremic agents
=550  \\$wg$aAntilipemic agents
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Anticholesteremic agents)
=670  \\$aDiagnostic and therapeutic opportunities in the cholesterol testing and control markets, 1989$b(cholesterol-lowering drugs; anticholesterol drugs)
=670  \\$aMerck index$b(category: Antihypercholesteremic agent)
=750  \2$aAnticholesteremic Agents$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000924

=LDR  00815cz  a2200265n  4500
=001  9880361951102441
=005  20120730162340.0
=008  860211||\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85005652 
=035  \\$aBZK5558NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dTNJ
=053  \0$aQR186.7
=150  \\$aAntibody diversity
=450  \\$aDiversity, Antibody
=450  \\$aGerm line theory
=450  \\$aImmunoglobulin diversity
=450  \\$aSomatic mutation theory
=550  \\$wg$aClonal selection theory
=550  \\$wg$aImmunogenetics
=550  \\$aGene rearrangement
=550  \\$aImmunoglobulins
=550  \\$aImmunospecificity
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 84004761: Kindt, T.J. The antibody enigma, 1984.
=670  \\$aNLM med. subject headings, 1984$b(x Germ Line theory)
=750  \2$aAntibody Diversity$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000916

=LDR  00734cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880361951202441
=005  20120730162323.0
=008  860211||\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85005209 
=035  \\$aBZK5115NU
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh 85005209
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dWaU
=053  \0$aQP301$bQP321
=150  \\$aAnimal mechanics
=360  \\$isubdivisions$aMechanical properties$iand$aMovements$iunder individual organs and regions of the body, e.g.$aHeart--Mechanical properties; Foot--Movements
=450  \\$aAnimal movements (Physiology)
=450  \\$aBody mechanics, Animal
=450  \\$aMovements of animals (Physiology)
=550  \\$wg$aBiomechanics
=550  \\$wg$aPhysiology
=750  \2$aMovement$5IEN$0(DNLM)D009068

=LDR  01063cz  a2200265n  4500
=001  9880361951302441
=005  20120730162340.0
=008  930323||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85005651 
=035  \\$aBZK5557NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aAntibody-dependent cell cytotoxicity
=450  \\$aADCC (Immunology)
=450  \\$aAntibody-dependent cell-mediated cytotoxicity
=450  \\$aAntibody-dependent cellular cytotoxicity
=450  \\$aCytotoxicity, Antibody-dependent cell
=450  \\$aMacrophage cell killing
=450  \\$aNull cell killing
=550  \\$wg$aCellular immunity
=550  \\$wg$aKiller cells
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 83-18924: Macrophage-mediated antibody-dependent cellular cytotoxicity, 1983.
=670  \\$aMESH:$bp. 48.
=670  \\$aNIH:$bp. 326 (Immunology, Antibody-dependent cell-mediated cytotoxicity (ADCC))
=670  \\$aAcronyms initialisms and abbreviations dict.$b(ADCC: Antibody-dependent cell-mediated cytotoxicity [Immunology])
=750  \2$aAntibody-Dependent Cell Cytotoxicity$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000920

=LDR  01240cz  a2200301n  4500
=001  9880361951402441
=005  20120730162321.0
=008  931213i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85005196 
=035  \\$aBZK5102NU
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh 85005196
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dWaU
=150  \\$aAnimal housing
=360  \\$isubdivision$aHousing$iunder individual animals and groups of animals, e.g.$aCattle--Housing; Pets--Housing
=450  \\$aAnimal dwellings, Domestic
=450  \\$aAnimal homes, Domestic
=450  \\$aAnimals$xHousing
=450  \\$aDomestic animal dwellings
=450  \\$aDomestic animals$xHabitations
=450  \\$aDomestic animals$xHousing
=450  \\$aDwellings, Animal
=450  \\$aDwellings, Domestic animal
=450  \\$aHabitations of domestic animals
=450  \\$aHousing, Animal
=550  \\$wg$aBuildings
=680  \\$iHere are entered works on the shelters and structures that humans construct and provide for wild or domestic animals. Works on the natural shelters and homes that animals build for themselves, such as burrows, dens, lairs, lodges, etc., are entered under$aAnimals--Habitations.
=681  \\$iNote under$aAnimals--Habitations
=750  \2$aHousing, Animal$5IEN$0(DNLM)D006799

=LDR  00715cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880361951502441
=005  20120730162340.0
=008  930323||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85005650 
=035  \\$aBZK5556NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQR186.85
=150  \\$aMonoclonal antibodies
=450  \\$wnne$aAntibodies, Monoclonal
=450  \\$aMonoclonal immunoglobulins
=550  \\$wg$aImmunoglobulins
=550  \\$wg$aMolecular cloning
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 81-15854: Monoclonal antibodies in endocrine research, c1981.
=670  \\$aNIH$b(Immunological preparations, Monoclonal antibodies)
=670  \\$aMonoclonal antibodies, 1989.
=750  \2$aAntibodies, Monoclonal$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000911

=LDR  00577cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880361951602441
=005  20060504141759.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85005638 
=035  \\$aBZK5544NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRM265$bRM2677$cTherapeutics
=150  \\$aAntibiotics
=550  \\$wg$aAnti-infective agents
=550  \\$wg$aMicrobial metabolites
=550  \\$aAllelopathic agents
=550  \\$aAntibiosis
=550  \\$aPharmaceutical microbiology
=550  \\$aPhytoncides
=750  \2$aAnti-Bacterial Agents$0( DNLM)D000900$5IEN-M

=LDR  01239cz  a2200289n  4500
=001  9880361951702441
=005  20120730162321.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85005192 
=035  \\$aBZK5098NU
=035  \\$ash 85005192
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aAnimal health technicians
=450  \\$aAids, Veterinarian's
=450  \\$aAnimal health technologists
=450  \\$aAnimal technicians
=450  \\$aSurgical technicians, Veterinary
=450  \\$aVeterinarian's aids
=450  \\$aVeterinary medical technicians
=450  \\$aVeterinary surgical technicians
=450  \\$aVeterinary technicians
=550  \\$wg$aAnimal specialists
=550  \\$wg$aBiomedical technicians
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Giammattei, V.M. Training programs & careers in animal health technology & veterinary nursing in North America, 1985:$bp. 163 (animal health technician, syn: animal technician, animal health technologist, veterinary medical technician, veterinary technician, veterinary surgical technician)
=670  \\$aHoover, N.K. Handbook of agricultural occupations:$bp. 122 (Animal health technician; veterinarian's aid)
=670  \\$aBiol. & agri. index.
=750  \2$aAnimal Technicians$5IEN$0(DNLM)D017750

=LDR  00399cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880361951802441
=005  20120730162339.0
=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85005636 
=035  \\$aBZK5542NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aAntibiosis
=450  \\$aAntagonism (Bacteria)
=450  \\$aBacterial antagonism
=550  \\$aAntibiotics
=750  \2$aAntibiosis$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000898

=LDR  00835cz  a2200265n  4500
=001  9880361951902441
=005  20120730162339.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85005633 
=035  \\$aBZK5539NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aAntiasthmatic agents
=450  \\$aAntasthmatic agents
=450  \\$aAnti-asthma agents
=450  \\$aAnti-asthmatic agents
=450  \\$aAntiasthma agents
=550  \\$wg$aAntiallergic agents
=550  \\$wg$aRespiratory agents
=550  \\$aAsthma$xChemotherapy
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 84-7057: Development of anti-asthma drugs, 1984.
=670  \\$aDorland's med. dict.
=670  \\$aStedman's med. dict.
=670  \\$aLC database, Dec. 4, 1997$b(titles: Anti-asthma)
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Anti-asthmatic agents)
=750  \2$aAnti-Asthmatic Agents$5IEN$0(DNLM)D018927

=LDR  00555cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880361952002441
=005  20120730162339.0
=008  871218||\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85005628 
=035  \\$a(OCoLC)02021008
=035  \\$aBZK5534NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aAntiandrogens
=450  \\$aAndrogen antagonists
=450  \\$aAndrogens$xAntagonists
=550  \\$wg$aAntimetabolites
=550  \\$wg$aHormone antagonists
=550  \\$wg$aSteroid drugs
=550  \\$aAndrogens
=750  \2$aAndrogen Antagonists$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000726

=LDR  00863cz  a2200229n  4500
=001  9880361952102441
=005  20120730162321.0
=008  010516i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85005182 
=035  \\$aBZK5088NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dWaU$dDLC
=053  \0$aQP310.F5
=150  \\$aAnimal flight
=360  \\$isubdivision$aFlight$iunder individual animals and groups of animals that can fly, e.g.$aInsects--Flight
=450  \\$aAnimal flying
=450  \\$aAnimals$xFlight
=450  \\$aFlight in animals
=550  \\$wg$aAnimal locomotion
=550  \\$wg$aFlight
=550  \\$aWings (Anatomy)
=670  \\$aOCLC, May 16, 2001$b(animal flight; animals in flight; flight in bats; flight in the animal kingdom; insects in flight; insect flight; bird flight; vertebrate flight; swimming and flying in nature)
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=001  9880361952202441
=005  20120730162319.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85005173 
=035  \\$aBZK5079NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aHV4905$bHV4959$cSocial and moral aspects
=150  \\$aAnimal experimentation
=450  \\$aExperimentation on animals
=450  \\$aZoopery
=550  \\$wg$aResearch
=550  \\$aLaboratory animals
=670  \\$aInter. dict. med. biol.$b(zoopery: use of animals for experiments in biology)
=670  \\$aDorland's med. dict.$b(zoopery: the performing of experiments on animals)
=750  \2$aAnimal Experimentation$5IEN$0(DNLM)D032761

=LDR  00657cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880361952302441
=005  20120730162339.0
=008  020625i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85005615 
=035  \\$aBZK5521NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aRM405$bRM405.5
=150  \\$aAnti-inflammatory agents
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=450  \\$aAntiinflammatory agents
=450  \\$wnne$aAntiphlogistics
=550  \\$wg$aAntipyretics
=550  \\$aInflammation
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=670  \\$aAlltheWeb search, June 25, 2002$b(titles: anti-inflammatories)
=750  \2$aAnti-Inflammatory Agents$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000893

=LDR  00459cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880361952402441
=005  20120730162318.0
=008  000106i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85005169 
=035  \\$aBZK5075NU
=035  \\$aSH 85005169
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dWaElC
=053  \0$aSF
=150  \\$aAnimal culture
=450  \\$aAnimal husbandry
=450  \\$aHusbandry, Animal
=550  \\$wg$aZoology, Economic
=750  \2$aAnimal Husbandry$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000822

=LDR  00531cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880361952502441
=005  20120730162318.0
=008  871218||\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85005167 
=035  \\$a(OCoLC)02017860
=035  \\$aBZK5073NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQL776
=150  \\$aAnimal communication
=450  \\$aAnimal language
=450  \\$aCommunication among animals
=450  \\$aLanguage learning by animals
=550  \\$wg$aAnimal behavior
=750  \2$aAnimal Communication$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000819

=LDR  00545cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880361952602441
=005  20120730162338.0
=008  940404i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85005613 
=035  \\$aBZK5519NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aAnti-infective agents
=450  \\$aAntiinfective agents
=450  \\$aAntimicrobial agents
=450  \\$aAntimicrobial drugs
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=670  \\$aLC database, 12/18/93$b(antimicrobials)
=750  \2$aAnti-Infective Agents$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000890

=LDR  01797cz  a2200349n  4500
=001  9880361952702441
=005  20120730162318.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85005162 
=035  \\$aBZK5068NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dWaU
=053  \0$aQL750$bQL782.5
=150  \\$aAnimal behavior
=360  \\$isubdivisions$aBehavior$iand$aLarvae--Behavior$iunder individual animals and groups of animals, e.g.$aCattle--Behavior; Fishes--Behavior; Fishes--Larvae--Behavior
=360  \\$isubdivision$aBehavior$iunder individual animals and groups of animals, e.g.$aCattle--Behavior; Fishes--Behavior
=450  \\$aAnimals$xBehavior
=450  \\$wnne$aAnimals, Habits and behavior of
=450  \\$aBehavior, Animal
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=550  \\$aEthologists
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=670  \\$aWork cat.: 82-10464: Lorenz, K. The foundations of ethology, 1982.
=670  \\$aEnglish & English psych. dict.
=670  \\$aAPA Thesaurus:$bsee Animal ethnology.
=670  \\$aWilson's Bio. & Ag. index.
=670  \\$aLIV.
=670  \\$aYoung, C.M. Larval behavior, predation, and early post-settling mortality as determinants of spatial distribution in subtidal solitary ascidians of the San Juan Islands, Washington, 1982.
=670  \\$aHarvell, C.D. The larval behavior, life history traits, and adaptations to predation and competition of Dendrobeania lichenoides (Bryozoa, Cheilostomata), 1981.
=670  \\$aWang, G. Drosophila larvae, 2009:$babstr. (behavioral thermoregulation in larvae; thermoregulatory behaviors unique to larvae; interspecific variation of these behaviors in Drosophila melanogaster and several close relatives)
=750  \2$aBehavior, Animal$5IEN$0(DNLM)D001522

=LDR  00458cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880361952802441
=005  20120730162338.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85005595 
=035  \\$aBZK5501NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aBP595$bBP597
=150  \\$aAnthroposophy
=450  \\$aHuman science
=550  \\$aAstrosophy
=550  \\$aTheosophy
=550  \\$aWaldorf method of education
=750  \2$aAnthroposophy$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000887

=LDR  00476cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880361952902441
=005  20120730162318.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85005160 
=035  \\$aBZK5066NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aAnimal anesthesia
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=450  \\$aAnesthetics for animals
=550  \\$wg$aAnesthesia
=550  \\$wg$aAnimal immobilization
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=LDR  00791cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880361953002441
=005  20180315170911.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85005588
=035  \\$aBZK5494NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
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=LDR  00474cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880361953102441
=005  20120730162317.0
=008  860211||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85005157 
=035  \\$aBZK5063NU
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=450  \\$aAmido-benzene
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=550  \\$wg$aAromatic amines
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=LDR  00409cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880361953202441
=005  20120730162317.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|n\ana\|||\\
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=035  \\$aBZK5058NU
=035  \\$ash 85005152
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=053  \\$aQD341.A2
=150  \\$aAnhydrides
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Anhydrides)
=750  \2$aAnhydrides$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000812

=LDR  00379cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880361953302441
=005  20070516090156.0
=008  930224i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85005149 
=035  \\$aBZK5055NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=150  \\$aAnhidrosis
=450  \\$aHypohidrosis$5IEN
=550  \\$wg$aSweat glands$xDiseases
=750  \2$aHypohidrosis$0(DNLM)D007007$5IEN

=LDR  00356cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880361953402441
=005  20040917135142.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85005135 
=035  \\$aBZK5041LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aQL638.A55
=150  \\$aAnguilla (Fish)
=550  \\$wg$aAnguillidae
=750  \2$aAnguilla$0(DNLM)D000811$5IEN

=LDR  00532cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9880361953502441
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=008  920710i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85005581 
=035  \\$aBZK5487NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aGN
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=550  \\$aHuman beings
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=LDR  00360cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880361953602441
=005  20120730162337.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
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=001  9880361953702441
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=008  920330i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
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=LDR  00573cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880361953802441
=005  20120730162337.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
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=035  \\$aBZK5469NU
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=450  \\$aCumberland disease
=550  \\$wg$aGram-positive bacterial infections
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=LDR  00361cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880361953902441
=005  20120730162337.0
=008  050331i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85005561 
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=LDR  00504cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9880361954002441
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=LDR  00371cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880361954102441
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=LDR  00567cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880361954202441
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=LDR  00681cz  a2200217n  4500
=001  9880361954302441
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=008  931217i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85005532 
=035  \\$aBZK5438NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQK898.A55$cBotanical chemistry
=150  \\$aAnthocyanins
=450  \\$wnne$aAnthocyanin
=550  \\$wg$aFlavonoids
=550  \\$wg$aGlucosides
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 93-11838: Mulder-Krieger, T. Anthocyanins as flower pigments, 1993.
=670  \\$aHackh chem. dict.$b(anthocyanins)
=670  \\$aLC data base, 7/16/93$b(anthocyanins)
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Anthocyanins)
=750  \2$aAnthocyanins$0(DNLM)D000872$5IEN

=LDR  00367cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880361954402441
=005  20070702123407.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85004740 
=035  \\$aBZK4646LC
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \\$aQK495.A498$cBotany
=150  \\$aAnacardiaceae
=550  \\$wg$aSapindales
=750  \2$aAnacardiaceae$0(DNLM)D027926$5IEN

=LDR  00504cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880361954502441
=005  20251029104443.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85004733
=035  \\$aBZK4639NU
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh 85004733
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aAnabolic steroids
=550  \\$wg$aSteroids
=750  \2$aAnabolic Androgenic Steroids$0(DNLM)D000094343$5IEN-M
=750  \2$iBroader mapping$aAnabolic Agents$0(DNLM)D045930$4BM$5IEN-M
=930  \\$aMeSH Mapping GN 2025/05/22

=LDR  00749cz  a2200241n  4500
=001  9880361954602441
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=008  940404i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
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=035  \\$aBZK4634NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aRC406.A24
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=LDR  00460cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9880361954702441
=005  20120730162305.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
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=053  \\$aRC632.A5
=150  \\$aAmyloidosis
=450  \\$aAmyloid degeneration
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=750  \2$aAmyloidosis$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000686

=LDR  00526cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9880361954802441
=005  20120730162305.0
=008  860211||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85004721 
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=053  \\$aQP609.A45$cBiochemistry
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=450  \\$aPtyalin
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=LDR  00477cz  a2200193n  4500
=001  9880361954902441
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=008  860211||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
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=035  \\$aBZK4626NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \\$aQL933
=053  \\$aQP376
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=450  \\$aAmygdala (Brain)
=450  \\$aAmygdaloid nucleus
=550  \\$wg$aBasal ganglia
=550  \\$wg$aLimbic system
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=LDR  00369cz  a2200145n  4500
=001  9880361955002441
=005  20120730162304.0
=008  920417i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85004669 
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=035  \\$a(DLC)sh 85004669
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=150  \\$aAmputees
=550  \\$wg$aPeople with disabilities
=750  \2$aAmputees$5IEN$0(DNLM)D000674

=LDR  00767cz  a2200205n  4500
=001  9881627040202441
=005  20210419182531.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85021897
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=053  \0$aQL737.P915$cZoology
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=450  \\$aAteles geoffroyi
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=550  \\$wg$aSpider monkeys
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=750  \2$aAteles geoffroyi$0(DNLM)D000080583$5IEN-M

=LDR  00432cz  a2200157n  4500
=001  9881627042602441
=005  20210419140542.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85006441
=035  \\$a(DLC) sh 85006441
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=053  \\$aQK494.5.A7$cBotany
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=550  \0$wg$aConifers
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=LDR  01109cz  a2200253n  4500
=001  9881627042902441
=005  20210419140005.0
=008  080312i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\c
=010  \\$ash2008001881
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=035  \\$a(LIBRARY_OF_CONGRESS)98171877620000041
=040  \\$aUkOxU$beng$cDLC
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=450  \\$aAraucaria araucana
=450  \\$aChile pine
=450  \\$aMonkey puzzler
=450  \\$aMonkeypuzzle tree
=550  \\$wg$aAraucaria
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Meyer, B. Monkey puzzle, 2001$b(Araucaria araucana is the Latin name for the tree commonly known as the Monkey puzzle)
=670  \\$aWeb. 3$b(Monkey puzzle, also Monkey puzzler; a tall Chilean evergreen tree (Araucaria araucana); also called Chile pine)
=670  \\$aPlant finder's encyclopedia via WWW, Mar. 10, 2008$b(Araucaria araucana - Chile pine, Monkey puzzle)
=670  \\$aITIS, Apr. 7, 2008$b(Araucaria araucana (Molina) K. Koch -- Monkey puzzle tree, Monkeypuzzle tree)
=670  \\$aBritannica Micro$b(Monkey puzzle tree)
=750  \2$aAraucaria araucana$0(DNLM)D000080059$5IEN-M

=LDR  00465cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9881627043102441
=005  20210419134809.0
=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85006439
=035  \\$a(DLC) sh 85006439
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=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
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=053  \0$aSD397.A56$cForestry
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=010  \\$ash2005020400
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=040  \\$aWaU$beng$cDLC$dDLC
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=150  \\$aAmbient intelligence
=450  \\$aAmI (Ambient intelligence)
=450  \\$aIntelligence, Ambient
=550  \\$wg$aHuman-computer interaction
=550  \\$wg$aUbiquitous computing
=550  \\$aVoice computing
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Ambient intelligence, 2005:$babstr. ("Ambient intelligence builds on three recent key technologies: ubiquitous computing, ubiquitous communication and intelligent user interfaces")
=670  \\$aAmbient intelligence : changing forms of human-computer interaction and their social implications, via WWW, June 8, 2005:$bintrod. ("Ambient intelligence (AmI) is a burgeoning field of information systems that has potential for great impact in the future")
=670  \\$aScience and technology roadmapping : ambient intelligence in everyday life (AmI@Life), via WWW, June 8, 2005.
=670  \\$aLC database, June 8, 2005$b(ambient intelligence)
=670  \\$aTalk to me : how voice computing will transform the way we live, work, and think, 2019:$bChapt. 1 (Voice is becoming the universal remote to reality, a means to control any and every piece of technology: teaching computers to converse in natural language, a field known as "conversational artificial intelligence" has gained purchase in reality; the rise of mobile has also been a significant enabler of voice; machine learning, getting computers to learn by analyzing data rather than by being explicitly taught, has also been critical; and cloud computing is a final factor. Conversational AI requires immense power; thanks to the cloud, any device can become a voice-enabled one with the addition of a microphone and a Wi-Fi chip. Backed by all of these advances, voice is ushering in what's known as "ambient computing," ; when voice rather than clunky external peripherals can be used for control, the primacy of objects is diminished. The next step will be for the concept of the "device" to fade away. With voice, computers are to be ubiquitous rather than discrete, invisible rather than embodied; with voice, computers are learning our preferred way of communication, through language. Voice, ultimately, is ushering humanity into the age of artificial intelligence)
=675  \\$aFree on-line dictionary of computing, June 8, 2005
=680  \\$iHere are entered works on an environment in which everyday objects and devices, such as doors, keys, appliances, etc., are embedded with computing and networking technology that enable them to recognize, respond to, and adapt to the presence of human beings, and that enable people to interact with them in an intuitive, natural, and seamless manner.
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=035  \\$a(DLC) sh 85014575
=035  \\$a(LIBRARY_OF_CONGRESS)98169486760000041
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQL737.P915$cZoology
=150  \\$aBlack howler monkey
=450  \\$aAlouatta caraya
=550  \\$wg$aHowler monkeys
=670  \\$aCorbet, G.B. World list of mammalian species, 1980:$bp. 86.
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=035  \\$a(DLC) sh 85009314
=035  \\$a(LIBRARY_OF_CONGRESS)98170964880000041
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aAtomic bomb victims
=450  \\$aA-bomb victims
=450  \\$aHibakusha
=450  \\$aVictims of atomic bombings
=550  \\$wg$aWar victims
=680  \\$iHere are entered works on the victims of atomic bomb warfare. Works on the victims of nuclear weapons tests are entered under$aNuclear weapons testing victims.
=681  \\$iNote under$aNuclear weapons testing victims
=750  \2$aAtomic Bomb Survivors$0(DNLM)D000080483$5IEN-M

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=010  \\$ash 85066704
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=035  \\$a(LIBRARY_OF_CONGRESS)98172125970000041
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aGN409.5$cAnthropology
=053  \0$aTX388.I5$cFood of animal origin
=150  \\$aEdible insects
=450  \\$wnne$aInsects as food
=550  \\$wg$aFood of animal origin
=550  \\$wg$aInsects
=550  \\$aEntomophagy
=750  \2$aEdible Insects$0(DNLM)D000080702$5IEN

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=001  9881627442802441
=005  20210420114054.0
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=010  \\$ash 85040962
=035  \\$a(DLC) sh 85040962
=035  \\$a(LIBRARY_OF_CONGRESS)98172248330000041
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dUk$dArU
=053  \0$aTP451.E3
=150  \\$aEdible coatings
=450  \\$aEdible films
=450  \\$aFilms, Edible
=550  \\$wg$aCoatings
=550  \\$wg$aDrugs$xPackaging
=550  \\$wg$aFood$xPackaging
=550  \\$wg$aFood additives
=550  \\$aBatters (Food)
=550  \\$aCoated foods
=670  \\$aAl-ameri, F.M. Physical properties of edible films ... 2001.
=670  \\$aEdible coatings and films to improve food quality, c1994.
=750  \2$aEdible Films$0(DNLM)D000080122$5IEN

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=010  \\$ash 85120445
=035  \\$a(DLC) sh 85120445
=035  \\$a(LIBRARY_OF_CONGRESS)98170577980000041
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dMnMpUMNX$dDLC
=150  \\$aSevere storms
=450  \\$aSevere weather
=550  \\$wg$aStorms
=550  \\$aStorm chasers
=670  \\$aSevere weather safety procedures for you and your family, 2000.
=670  \\$aWeather glossary, June 11, 2003$b(severe weather; generally, any destructive weather event, but usually applies to localized storms, such as blizzards, intense thunderstorms, or tornadoes)
=670  \\$aGoogle search, June 11, 2003$b(severe storms; severe weather; both terms used interchangeably)
=750  \2$iRelated mapping$aExtreme Weather$0(DNLM)D000080165$4RM$5IEN

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=053  \0$aQC981.8.C53
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=450  \\$aClimate extremes
=450  \\$aExtremes, Climatic
=550  \\$wg$aClimatology
=550  \\$aClimatic normals
=670  \\$aNicholls, N. Climate extremes, c2000.
=750  \2$iRelated mapping$aExtreme Weather$0(DNLM)D000080165$4RM$5IEN

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=001  9881635664802441
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=035  \\$a(DLC) sh 92004048
=035  \\$a(LIBRARY_OF_CONGRESS)98170785310000041
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=053  \0$aGE
=150  \\$aEnvironmental sciences
=450  \\$aEnvironmental science
=550  \\$wg$aScience
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 91-77966: Readings in environmental studies, c1992.
=670  \\$aRandom House$b(environmental science)
=670  \\$aBarnhart dict. of new English$b(environmental science, group of sciences dealing with the environment)
=670  \\$aBiol. & agr. index:$bv. 44, p. 668 (Environmental sciences)
=670  \\$aLC data base, 3/24/92$b(environmental sciences, environmental science)
=670  \\$aHennepin$b(Environmental sciences)
=675  \\$aWeb. 3
=680  \\$iHere are entered works on the composite of physical, biological, and social sciences concerned with the conditions of the environment and their effects. Works on the interrelationships of organisms and their environment, including other organisms, are entered under$aEcology.$iWorks on the relationship of humans to the natural environment are entered under$aHuman ecology.$iWorks on the relationship of humans to their sociocultural environment are entered under$aSocial ecology.
=681  \\$iNotes under$aEcology; Human ecology; Social ecology
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=053  \0$aGE140$bGE160
=150  \\$aEnvironmental indicators
=450  \\$aEcological indicators
=450  \\$wnne$aEnvironmental indexes
=450  \\$aEnvironmental indices
=450  \\$aIndexes, Environmental
=450  \\$aIndicators, Environmental
=450  \\$aIndices, Environmental
=550  \\$wg$aEnvironmental monitoring
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Ecological indicators, 1992.
=670  \\$aEnv. reg. gloss.$b(indicator: ... event, entity, or condition that typically characterizes a prescribed environment or situation; indicators determine or aid in determining whether or not certain stated circumstances exist or criteria are sataisfied.)
=670  \\$aLC database, Aug. 29, 1991.
=675  \\$aIAC;$aASTI 1990;$aHennepin
=750  \2$aEnvironmental Indicators$0(DNLM)D000079264$5IEN

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=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aHN49.P6$cSociology
=053  \0$aJC330$cPolitical science
=150  \\$aPower (Social sciences)
=450  \\$aEmpowerment (Social sciences)
=450  \\$aPolitical power
=550  \\$wg$aExchange theory (Sociology)
=550  \\$wg$aPolitical science
=550  \\$wg$aSocial sciences
=550  \\$wg$aSociology
=550  \\$aConsensus (Social sciences)
=670  \\$aLC database, Nov. 16, 2009$b(empowerment)
=750  \2$aEmpowerment$0(DNLM)D000079102$5IEN

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=040  \\$aSaPrUSA$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aSCERTS model
=450  \\$aSocial Communication, Emotional Regulation, and Transactional Support model
=550  \\$wg$aAutism in children$xTreatment
=550  \\$wg$aAutistic children$xEducation
=670  \\$aWork cat.: The SCERTS model, c2006:$bt.p. (comprehensive educational approach for children with autism spectrum disorders) p. 1 (SCERTS model is a comprehensive, multidisciplinary approach to enhancing communication and social-emotional abilities of individuals with ASD and related disabilities; the acronym SCERTS refers to Social Communication, Emotional Regulation, and Transactional Support)
=670  \\$aSCERTS model website, Apr. 19, 2010$b(The SCERTS Model is a research-based educational approach and multidisciplinary framework that directly addresses the core challenges faced by children and persons with ASD and related disabilities, and their families; SCERTS focuses on building competence in Social Communication, Emotional Regulation and Transactional Support as the highest priorities that must be addressed in any program, and is applicable for individuals with a wide range of abilities and ages across home, school and community settings)
=750  \2$iRelated mapping$aEmotional Regulation$0(DNLM)D000080103$4RM$5IEN

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=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dWaU$dDLC
=053  \0$aRA1063.45
=150  \\$aForensic entomology
=550  \\$wg$aEntomology
=550  \\$wg$aForensic biology
=550  \\$wg$aMedical jurisprudence
=550  \\$aCarrion insects
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Smith, K.G.V. A manual of forensic entomology, 1986.
=750  \2$aForensic Entomology$0(DNLM)D000081230$5IEN

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=040  \\$aDGPO$cDLC$dDLC$dWaU
=150  \\$aFertility clinics
=450  \\$aFertility clinic services
=450  \\$aFertility services
=450  \\$aInfertility clinics
=450  \\$aInfertility services
=550  \\$wg$aClinics
=670  \\$aWork cat.: U.S. Cong. House. Comm. on Energy and Commerce. Subcomm. on Health and the Environment. Fertility clinic services, 1992:$bp. 1 (Fertility clinics) t.p. (Fertility clinic services)
=670  \\$aHennepin$b(Fertility clinics x Infertility clinics)
=670  \\$aHorn, M.C. Use of services for family planning and infertility, 1984:$bp. 1 (Infertility services)
=750  \2$aFertility Clinics$0(DNLM)D000080104$5IEN

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=035  \\$a(LIBRARY_OF_CONGRESS)98171315900000041
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aHC79.F3$cEconomic history
=053  \0$aHV630$bHV635$cFamine relief
=150  \\$aFamines
=450  \\$aFamine
=550  \\$wg$aFood supply
=550  \\$wg$aStarvation
=750  \2$aFamine$0(DNLM)D000079685$5IEN

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=040  \\$aWaU$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aComputational chemistry
=550  \\$wg$aChemistry
=550  \\$aCheminformatics
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Liu, Y. Structural elucidation of biomolecular ions in the gas phase using novel mass spectrometric and computational methods, 2019:$babstr. (novel mass spectrometry methods in combination with theoretical computational modeling) p. 73 (computational chemistry)
=670  \\$a2010938715: Lewars, E. Computational chemistry, ©2011.
=670  \\$a80643914: Journal of computational chemistry, spring 1980.
=670  \\$a2005263093: Annual reports in computational chemistry, 2005.
=670  \\$a95649607: Methods in computational chemistry, ©1987-
=670  \\$aComputational chemistry, via American Chemical Society website, July 8, 2020$b(computational chemistry was not generally thought of as its own distinct field of study until 1998, when Walter Kohn and John Pople won the Chemistry Nobel for their work on density functional theory and computational methods in quantum chemistry; Computational chemists use mathematical algorithms, statistics, and large databases to integrate chemical theory and modeling with experimental observations. Some computational chemists create models and simulations of physical processes, and others use statistics and data analysis techniques to extract useful information from large bodies of data. Advances in computer visualization capabilities make it possible for the computational chemist to present complex analyses in a readily understandable form, which they can use to design experiments and new materials and validate the results)
=670  \\$aOverview of computational chemistry, via ChemViz website, July 8, 2020$b(Computational chemistry is simply the application of chemical, mathematical and computing skills to the solution of interesting chemical problems. It uses computers to generate information such as properties of molecules or simulated experimental results; Computational chemistry has become a useful way to investigate materials that are too difficult to find or too expensive to purchase. It also helps chemists make predictions before running the actual experiments so that they can be better prepared for making observations; computational chemistry is a branch of chemistry that generates data which complements experimental data on the structures, properties and reactions of substances)
=670  \\$aSherrill, C.D. Chemistry 4681 module: Electronic structure of small molecules background handout, via The Sherrill Group, School of Chemistry and Biochemistry, Georgia Institute of Technology website, July 8, 2020$b(Computational chemistry; the use of computers to make chemical predictions; there are two main branches of computational chemistry: one is based on classical mechanics, and the other is based on quantum mechanics)
=750  \2$aComputational Chemistry$0(DNLM)D000080486$5IEN-M

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=035  \\$a(LIBRARY_OF_CONGRESS)98169603730000041
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \0$aQP383.6$cPhysiology
=150  \\$aClaustrum
=450  \\$aClaustrum of insula
=550  \\$wg$aBasal ganglia
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Vakoli︠u︡k, N.I. Morfofiziologii︠a︡ klaustruma, 1985.
=670  \\$aDorland's med. dict.:$bp. 343 (claustrum; claustrum of insula) p. 1154 (claustrum)
=670  \\$aMESH$b(claustrum is equated with basal ganglia)
=670  \\$aElsevier's med. dict.$b(claustrum)
=670  \\$aGould med. dict.$b(claustrum)
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=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQD39.3.E46$cGeneral
=053  \0$aRS418$cPharmaceutical chemistry
=150  \\$aCheminformatics
=450  \\$aChemical informatics
=450  \\$aChemiinformatics
=450  \\$aChemoinformatics
=450  \\$aChemistry informatics
=550  \\$wg$aChemistry$xData processing
=550  \\$wg$aInformation science
=550  \\$aComputational chemistry
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 2003052181: Leach, Andrew R. An introduction to chemoinformatics, 2003.
=670  \\$aGoogle accessed May 15, 2003$b(Chemiinformatics 37 hits; Chemoinformatics 5430; Cheminformatics 8310; Chemical iaformatics 2720; Chemistry informatics 567. Corresponding hits in Medline: 0; 24; 15; 115; 432)
=675  \\$aDorland 28th;$aStedman 26th;$aMeSH
=750  \2$aCheminformatics$0(DNLM)D000080911$5IEN-M

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=040  \\$aWaU$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQL737.P959$cZoology
=150  \\$aTitis (Mammals)
=450  \\$aCallicebus
=450  \\$aTeetees
=450  \\$aTiti monkeys
=550  \\$wg$aPitheciidae
=670  \\$aHershkovitz, P. Titis, New World monkeys of the genus Callicebus (Cebidae, Platyrrhini), c1990.
=670  \\$aGroves, C. Primate taxonomy, 2001:$bp. 170 (Genus Callicebus Thomas, 1903, in Family Pitheciidae, Titis)
=670  \\$aShumaker, R.W. Primates in question, 2003:$bp. 18 (Titi monkeys (Callicebus spp.) in  Family Pitheciidae)
=670  \\$aWalker mamm. world:$bv. 1, p. 449 (Callicebus. Titi monkeys; Titis. Family Cebidae)
=670  \\$aMamm. species world:$bp. 258 (Callicebus. Subfamily Callicebinae, family Cebidae)
=670  \\$aCorbet world list mamm. species, 1991:$bp. 96 (Callicebus; titis)
=670  \\$aWeb. 3$b(titi or teetee; titi also used as name for some trees and for 2 N.Z. birds)
=750  \2$aCallicebus$0(DNLM)D000080602$5IEN-M

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=750  \2$aCymenes$0(DNLM)D000081007$5IEN-M

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=053  \0$aRM184
=150  \\$aCupping
=550  \\$wg$aCounterirritation
=550  \\$aHemospasia
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=550  \\$wg$aBall games
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=450  \\$wnne$aBushbabies
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=450  \\$aGalaginae
=450  \\$aGalagonidae
=550  \\$wg$aPrimates
=550  \\$wg$aProsimians
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Kennaway, A. Bushbaby, 1991.
=670  \\$aCorbet world list of mammalian species:$bp. 97 (bushbaby/bushbabies in Galago, Otolemur, Euoticus, Galagoides)
=670  \\$aWeb. 3$b(bushbaby, Galago)
=670  \\$aSyn. liv. org.:$bv. 2, p. 1032 (Galagidae; Galagos or bush babies; monogeneric (Galago) family; galagos are sometimes included as a subfamily of Lorisidae)
=670  \\$aOrders and families of recent mammals of the world:$bp. 200 (family Lorisidae; lorises and bushbabies; Galiginae)
=670  \\$aMammal species of the world, 1993:$bp. 248 (Galagonidae Gray; sy: Galagidae; formerly considered a subfamily of Lorisidae)
=670  \\$aRicciuti, E.R. What on earth is a galago? c1995$b(galagos, bush babies, Galagidae)
=750  \2$aGalagidae$0(DNLM)D000080623$5IEN

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=010  \\$ash2009126167
=035  \\$a(DLC) sh2009126167
=035  \\$a(LIBRARY_OF_CONGRESS)98171332080000041
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aHair$xAnalysis
=667  \\$aRecord generated for validation purposes.
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Evaluation of analytical methodologies for non-intrusive drug testing, [1999]
=750  \2$aHair Analysis$0(DNLM)D000081205$5IEN

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=001  9881642667402441
=005  20210507150509.0
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=010  \\$ash 85029355
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=035  \\$a(LIBRARY_OF_CONGRESS)98170693620000041
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aComplement deficiency (Immunology)
=550  \\$wg$aImmunological deficiency syndromes
=750  \2$aHereditary Complement Deficiency Diseases$0(DNLM)D000081208$5IEN

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=001  9881646872702441
=005  20210511140009.0
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=010  \\$ash 85062204
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=035  \\$a(LIBRARY_OF_CONGRESS)98171112900000041
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dWaU
=150  \\$aHorticulture
=450  \\$aHorticultural science
=450  \\$aHorticultural sciences
=550  \\$wg$aAgriculture
=550  \\$aGardening
=670  \\$aRandom House Web. unabr. dict., c1997$b(horticulture: the cultivation of a garden, orchard, or nursery; the cultivation of flowers, fruits, vegetables, or ornamental plants. The science and art of cultivating such plants; gardening. The act of cultivating or tending a garden)
=670  \\$aAm. herit. dict. of the Eng. lang., c2000$b(horticulture: The science or art of cultivating fruits, vegetables, flowers, or ornamental plants. The cultivation of a garden)
=670  \\$aMcGraw-Hill dict. of sci. and tech. terms, c1989$b(horticulture: the art and science of growing plants)
=670  \\$aLC database, Nov. 28, 2001$b(plant cultivation; plant culture; plant growing; horticultural science; horticultural sciences)
=680  \\$iHere are entered works on the commercial cultivation of fruits, vegetables, nuts and ornamental plants.
=750  \2$aHorticulture$0(DNLM)D000080802$5IEN
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=001  9880362796202441
=005  20210524124121.0
=008  860128||\anannbab\\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 86000411
=035  \\$aCAS4258NU
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIEN
=053  \0$aRC78.7.M53
=150  \\$aMicrowave imaging in medicine
=450  \\$aMedical microwave imaging
=550  \\$wg$aDiagnostic imaging
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Medical applications of microwave imaging, c1986
=750  \2$aMicrowave Imaging$0(DNLM)D000080925$5IEN

=LDR  00485cz  a2200181n  4500
=001  9881650768102441
=005  20210520135928.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85069685
=035  \\$a(DLC) sh 85069685
=035  \\$a(LIBRARY_OF_CONGRESS)98168838350000041
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQL737.P93
=150  \\$aJapanese macaque
=450  \\$aMacaca fuscata
=450  \\$aSnow monkeys
=550  \\$wg$aMacaques
=750  \2$aMacaca fuscata$0(DNLM)D000080527$5IEN

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=001  9881650768602441
=005  20210520131340.0
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=010  \\$ash 85129339
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=035  \\$a(LIBRARY_OF_CONGRESS)98170716060000041
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dWaElC
=053  \0$aQL737.P93$cZoology
=150  \\$aStump-tailed macaque
=450  \\$aBear macaque
=450  \\$aMacaca arctoides
=450  \\$aMacaca brunneus
=450  \\$aMacaca harmandi
=450  \\$aMacaca melanotus
=450  \\$aMacaca melli
=450  \\$aMacaca rufescens
=450  \\$aMacaca speciosus
=450  \\$aMacaca ursinus
=450  \\$aStump-tail macaque
=450  \\$aStumptail macaque
=550  \\$wg$aMacaques
=670  \\$aIUCN Red list, Dec. 21, 2012, via WWW$b(Macaca arctoides; Common Name/s: English: Bear Macaque, Stump-tailed Macaque, Stumptail Macaque; Synonym/s: Macaca brunneus (Anderson, 1871); Macaca harmandi (Trouessart, 1897); Macaca melanotus (Ogilby, 1839); Macaca melli (Matschie, 1912); Macaca rufescens (Anderson, 1872); Macaca speciosus (Murie, 1875); Macaca ursinus (Gervais, 1854))
=670  \\$aPrimate Info net, Dec. 21, 2012, via WWW$b(Stump-tailed macaque; Macaca arctoides; other names: bear macaque or stump-tailed macaque)
=670  \\$aEncyclopedia of life, Dec 21 2012, via WWW$b(Macaca arctoides; Stumptail Macaque; common names: Bear Macaque; Stump-tail Macaque; Stump-tailed Macaque; Stumptail Macaque [indicated as preferred name in English])
=750  \2$aMacaca arctoides$0(DNLM)D000080531$5IEN

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=001  9881656065302441
=005  20210608173236.0
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=010  \\$ash2011003963
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=035  \\$a(LIBRARY_OF_CONGRESS)98176427220000041
=040  \\$aCoU-Da$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aNanogels
=450  \\$aHydrogel particles
=450  \\$aParticles, Hydrogel
=550  \\$wg$aColloids
=550  \\$wg$aNanostructured materials
=670  \\$aWork cat: Lin, W.R. Fracture toughness of dental resins and composites modified with polymeric crosslinked nanoparticles, 2011:$babstract (Nanogels are novel new macromolecules that can improve the properties of methacrylate polymer systems by reducing polymerization shrinkage and stress)
=670  \\$aPharmaceutical perspectives of cancer therapeutics, 2009:$bp. 210 (A nanogel is a nanosized hydrogel made of physically or chemically crosslinked polymers that are water-soluble)
=670  \\$aSingh, Neetu. Synthetic routes to new core/shell nanogels, 2008:$babstract (A very interesting class of nanoparticles extensively used for bio-applications is that of hydrogel particles, also called nanogels)
=675  \\$aWeb. 3;$aOED online, July 28, 2011
=750  \2$aNangels$0(DNLM)D000080385$5IEN

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=001  9881656161402441
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=010  \\$ash 85089810
=035  \\$a(DLC) sh 85089810
=035  \\$a(LIBRARY_OF_CONGRESS)98172139740000041
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aHV5800$bHV5840$cSocial aspects
=053  \0$aRC563$bRC568$cMedicine
=150  \\$aDrug addiction
=450  \\$aAddiction to drugs
=450  \\$aDrug dependence
=450  \\$aDrug dependency
=450  \\$aDrug habit
=450  \\$aNarcotic addiction
=450  \\$wnne$aNarcotic habit
=450  \\$aNarcotics addiction
=550  \\$wg$aDrug abuse
=670  \\$aThes. of sociological indexing terms$b(drug addiction)
=670  \\$aNat. criminal justice thes.$b(drug dependence)
=670  \\$aLegislative indexing vocabulary$b(drug addiction)
=670  \\$aWomen's thesaurus$b(drug addiction; UF chemical dependency)
=670  \\$aLC database, Feb. 24, 2005$b(drug addiction; drug dependence; drug dependency; narcotic addiction; narcotics addiction)
=750  \2$aNarcotic-Related Disorders$0(DNLM)D000079524$5IEN

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=001  9881663059402441
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=010  \\$ash 85095084
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh 85095084
=035  \\$a(LIBRARY_OF_CONGRESS)98168882830000041
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aRC568.O45
=150  \\$aOpioid abuse
=450  \\$aOpioid addiction
=450  \\$wnne$aOpioid habit
=550  \\$wg$aDrug abuse
=750  \2$aOpioid-Related Disorders$0(DNLM)D009293$5IEN

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=001  9881663555202441
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=010  \\$ash 85095555
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=035  \\$a(LIBRARY_OF_CONGRESS)98171531920000041
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQD412.F4
=150  \\$aOrganoiron compounds
=450  \\$aIron organic compounds
=550  \\$wg$aIron compounds
=550  \\$wg$aOrganotransition metal compounds
=750  \2$aOrganoiron Compounds$0(DNLM)D000081503$5IEN

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=001  9881647872402441
=005  20210514121910.0
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=010  \\$ash 98001657
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=035  \\$a(LIBRARY_OF_CONGRESS)98169673860000041
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \\$aRA1165
=150  \0$aForensic epidemiology
=450  \0$aLegal epidemiology
=550  \0$wg$aEpidemiology
=550  \0$wg$aMedical jurisprudence
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 98-3783: Loue, S. Forensic epidemiology : a comprehensive guide for legal and epidemiology professionals, 1998.
=670  \\$aUniversity of Pittsburgh. Department of Epidemiology$b(EPIDEM 2650--Forensic epidemiology (2 credits))
=750  \2$aLegal Epidemiology$0(DNLM)D000080030$5IEN

=LDR  00921cz  a2200241n  4500
=001  9881689670802441
=005  20210713155436.0
=008  890925i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 89005481
=035  \\$a(DLC) sh 89005481
=035  \\$a(LIBRARY_OF_CONGRESS)98172420090000041
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aRE901.T67
=150  \\$aOcular toxicology
=450  \\$aOcular toxicity
=450  \\$aOculotoxicity
=450  \\$aOculotoxicology
=550  \\$wg$aToxicology
=670  \\$aWork cat.: International Society of Ocular Toxicology. Congress (1st : 1988 : Toronto, Ont.). Ocular toxicology, 1990.
=670  \\$aLC data base, 9/21/89$b(ocular toxicology, toxicology of the eye)
=670  \\$aManual of oculotoxicity testing.
=675  \\$aGould med. dict.;$aDorland's med. dict.;$aMosby's med. dict.;$aStedman's med. dict.;$aWeb. med. desk dict.
=750  \2$aToxic Optic Neuropathy$0(DNLM)D000081028$5IEN-M

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=010  \\$ash 85120470
=035  \\$a(DLC) sh 85120470
=035  \\$a(LIBRARY_OF_CONGRESS)98170578450000041
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aTD758.5.C65
=150  \\$aSewage$xPurification$xColor removal
=450  \\$aColor removal from sewage
=450  \\$aEffluent decolorization
=450  \\$aSewage$xDecolorization
=450  \\$aSewage$xPurification$xDye removal
=450  \\$aSewage$xPurification$xPigment removal
=670  \\$aLC database, 2/7/95.
=670  \\$a95-6113: Environmental chemistry of dyes & pigments, 1996.
=750  \2$aWater Decolorization$0(DNLM)D000080868$5IEN-M

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=150  \\$aVeterans$xMedical care
=450  \\$aMedical care of veterans
=450  \\$aVeterans' benefits
=450  \\$aVeterans' rights
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=001  9881689869302441
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=010  \\$ash 99003538
=035  \\$a(DLC) sh 99003538
=035  \\$a(LIBRARY_OF_CONGRESS)98170520370000041
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aUniversal design
=450  \\$aLifespan design
=550  \\$wg$aDesign
=550  \\$aLifetime homes
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 99029311: Dobkin, I. Universal interiors by design, 1999:$bCIP galley (universal design)
=670  \\$aLC database, Apr. 30, 1999.
=670  \\$aArtAbstracts via FirstSearch, Apr. 29, 1999.
=670  \\$aNull, R.L. Universal design, c1996:$bp. ix (designing all products, buildings, and exterior spaces to be usable by all people to the greatest extent possible) p. 25 (term coined by architect Ronald Mace; also known as lifespan design; seeks to create environments and products that are usable by children, young adults, and the elderly)
=675  \\$aRandom House;$aBritannica;$aAmericana;$aThe dict. of art;$aAAT via WWW, Apr. 30, 1999;$aAvery index to arch. periodicals via Eureka, Apr. 30, 1999
=750  \2$aUniversal Design$0(DNLM)D000080562$5IEN-M

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=001  9880577968902441
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=053  \0$aTX556.P8$cFood values
=150  \\$aPork
=550  \\$wg$aMeat
=550  \\$aPork-free diet
=681  \\$iExample under$aAnimal food
=750  \2$aPork Meat$0(DNLM)D000080305$5IEN

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=001  9881668299902441
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=035  \\$a(LIBRARY_OF_CONGRESS)98172079890000041
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=053  \0$aQK495.P958$cBotany
=053  \0$aSB379.P6$cCulture
=150  \\$aPomegranate
=450  \\$aDelima
=450  \\$aGranatum punicum
=450  \\$aPomegranate tree
=450  \\$aPunica florida
=450  \\$aPunica granatum
=450  \\$aPunica multiflora
=450  \\$aPunica nana
=450  \\$aPunica spinosa
=550  \\$wg$aPunica
=670  \\$aMansfeld's world database of agricultural and horticultural crops, via WWW, Feb. 12, 2004$b(pomegranate, Punica granatum L. Synonyms: Punica nana, Punica spinosa, Punica florida, Granatum punicum, Punica multiflora. English common names: delima, pomegranate)
=670  \\$aITIS, Feb. 12, 2004$b(Punica granatum L. -- pomegranate. Common name of genus Punica and family Punicaceae also listed as pomegranate)
=670  \\$aGRIN taxonomy, via WWW, Feb. 12, 2004$b(Punica granatum L. Common name: pomegranate)
=670  \\$aPlants national database, via WWW Feb. 12, 2004$b(Punica granatum L., pomegranate. Pomegranate also listed as common name of genus Punica)
=670  \\$aThe Amer. Heritage dict. of the Engl. lang., c2000, via WWW, Feb. 12, 2004$b(pomegranate: 1. A deciduous shrub or small tree (Punica granatum) native to Asia and widely cultivated for its edible fruit. 2. The fruit of this tree, having a tough reddish rind, and containing many seeds, each enclosed in a juicy, mildly acidic, red pulp.)
=750  \2$aPomegranate$0(DNLM)D000079702$5IEN

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=010  \\$ash 94008688
=035  \\$a(DLC) sh 94008688
=035  \\$a(LIBRARY_OF_CONGRESS)98168753630000041
=040  \\$aCaOONL$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aAthletes with disabilities
=450  \\$wnne$aPhysically handicapped athletes
=550  \\$wg$aPeople with disabilities
=670  \\$aWork cat.: VISTA '93 (1993 : Jasper, Alta.). VISTA '93 : the outlook the proceedings from VISTA '93, an international conference on high performance sport for athletes with disabilities, 1994.
=750  \2$aPara-Athletes$0(DNLM)D000080050$5IEN

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=001  9881668488202441
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=010  \\$ash2004003042
=035  \\$a(DLC) sh2004003042
=035  \\$a(LIBRARY_OF_CONGRESS)98169645200000041
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC
=053  \0$aBF204.6
=150  \\$aPositive psychology
=550  \\$wg$aPsychology
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 2004043375: Positive psychology in practice, c2004.
=670  \\$aWikipedia WWW site, Feb. 23, 2004:$bPositive psychology page ("Positive psychology: A term coined by psychologist Martin E.P. Seligman, and a movement in psychology which emphasizes what is right with people rather than what is wrong with them.")
=670  \\$aAssociation for Humanistic Psychology, Feb. 23, 2004:$bHumanistic Psychology & Positive Psychology page ("Martin Seligman...called for psychology to abandon its preoccupation with dysfunctional behavior and become a proactive, research-based advocate for the good society and the good life. The January 2000 issue of the American Psychologist...focuses on positive psychology.")
=675  \\$aCorsini dict. psych.
=750  \2$aPsychology, Positive$0(DNLM)D000080032$5IEN

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=010  \\$ash 98008037
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=035  \\$a(LIBRARY_OF_CONGRESS)98172153960000041
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=053  \0$aQL737.P93$cZoology
=150  \\$aPygathrix
=550  \\$wg$aCercopithecidae
=550  \\$wg$aLangurs
=670  \\$aThe natural history of the doucs and snub-nosed monkeys, c1998:$bp. 1 (doucs (genus Pygathrix)) p. 3 (one species of Pygathrix, Pygathrix nemaeus; the douc; P. nemaeus nigripes is subspecies name for the black-shanked form; colobines) p. 13 ("odd-nosed colobine" monkeys, comprising the genera Rhinopithecus, Pygathrix, Nasalis, and Simias) p. 155 (douc langurs, Pygathrix)
=670  \\$aMammal species of the world, via WWW, May 15, 2003$b(Pygathrix. Douc Monkeys, Snub-nosed Monkeys. Includes Rhinopithecus. Synonyms: Presbytiscus, Rhinopithecus. Subfamily Colobinae)
=670  \\$aWalker mamm. world:$bv. 1, p. 485 (Genus Pygathrix. Cercopithecidae. Douc Langurs. Two species, P. nemaeus, P. nigripes. Rhinopithecus is sometimes treated as a subgenus) p. 487 (Genus Rhinopithecus. Snub-nosed Langurs. Groves (1970) considered Rhinopithecus part of Pygathrix and this was followed by most subsequent authorities. However, according to Eudey (1987), Groves now has accepted the generic distinctness of Rhinopithecus.)
=670  \\$aCorbet world list mamm. species:$bp. 99-100 (Pygathrix (Rhinopithecus). Subfamily Colobinae. 4 species: P. avunculus, P. brelichi, P. nemaeus (nigripes), P. roxellana (bieti))
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=035  \\$a(DLC) sh 85132845
=035  \\$a(LIBRARY_OF_CONGRESS)98171639690000041
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=150  \\$aTaxales
=550  \\$wg$aTaxopsida
=750  \2$aPinales$5(DNLM)D000080054$5IEN

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=001  9881668570002441
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=010  \\$ash 85083897
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh 85083897
=035  \\$a(LIBRARY_OF_CONGRESS)98170468880000041
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aRC840.M4
=150  \\$aMerycism
=450  \\$aRumination in human beings
=550  \\$wg$aStomach$xDiseases
=670  \\$aOxford English Dictionary, viewed online Aug. 10, 2017$b(Rumination: 2.b. Med. A medical condition in which food is regurgitated after a short period in the stomach, and is then either swallowed again (with or without re-chewing) or spat out; = merycism n.)
=750  \2$aRumination Syndrome$0(DNLM)D000079562$5IEN

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=001  9881668570202441
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=035  \\$a(DLC)sh 85114090
=035  \\$a(LIBRARY_OF_CONGRESS)98169747420000041
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aHD4903$bHD4903.5
=150  \\$aRight to labor
=450  \\$aLabor, Right to
=450  \\$aRight to work
=450  \\$aWork, Right to
=550  \\$wg$aHuman rights
=750  \2$aRight to Work$0(DNLM)D000081202$5IEN

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=010  \\$ash 91000162
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh 91000162
=035  \\$a(LIBRARY_OF_CONGRESS)98169004580000041
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dMiU-L
=150  \\$aRight to health
=450  \\$aHealth care, Right to
=450  \\$aHealth, Right to
=450  \\$aMedical care, Right to
=450  \\$wnne$aRight to health care
=450  \\$aRight to medical care
=550  \\$wg$aSocial rights
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Rights to health care, 1991$b(right to health care)
=670  \\$aHennepin$b(Right to medical care)
=670  \\$aLC database, Jan. 11, 1991$b(right to health care; right to health)
=670  \\$a2010538697: Cinco miradas sobre el derecho a la salud, c2010.
=670  \\$aThe right to health (United Nations Office of the High Commissioner on Human Rights), via WWW, Feb. 1, 2011:$bp. 2 (we frequently associate the right to health with access to health care, but it extends further, including underlying determinants of health such as safe drinking water and adequate sanitation, safe food, adequate nutrition and housing, healthy working and environmental conditions, health-related education and information, and gender equality; freedoms such as the right to be free from non-consensual medical treatment, and to be free from torture and other cruel, inhuman or degrading treatment; and entitlements including the right to a system of health protection providing equality of opportunity to enjoy the highest attainable level of health, the right to prevention, treatment and control of diseases, and access to essential medicines)
=670  \\$aWorld Health Organization WWW site, Feb. 1, 2011:$bprogrammes and projects> health and human rights (right to health)
=675  \\$aIAC$aCondé, H.V. A handbook of international human rights terminology, c2004.
=750  \2$aRight to Health$0(DNLM)D000080564$5IEN

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=010  \\$ash 85119230
=035  \\$a(DLC) sh 85119230
=035  \\$a(LIBRARY_OF_CONGRESS)98172345090000041
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dWaU$dDLC
=053  \0$aGC89$bGC90
=150  \\$aSea level
=450  \\$aMean sea level
=450  \\$aSea level rise
=550  \\$wg$aOceanography
=550  \\$wg$aWater levels
=670  \\$aLC database, 1 Aug. 1997$b(sea level rise; sea-level rise)
=750  \2$aSea Level Rise$0(DNLM)D000080763$5IEN

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=010  \\$ash2008005028
=035  \\$a(DLC) sh2008005028
=035  \\$a(LIBRARY_OF_CONGRESS)98169938740000041
=040  \\$aABAU$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aSchool mental health services
=450  \\$aSchool-based mental health services
=550  \\$wg$aMental health services
=550  \\$wg$aSchool health services
=670  \\$aWork cat.: School-based mental health services under Medicaid managed care, 2000.
=670  \\$a2008026719: Mayer, Matthew J. Cognitive behavioral interventions for students with emotional and behavioral disorders: school-based practice, c2008.
=670  \\$aOCLC WorldCat, Nov. 30, 2004$b(titles: A guide to school mental health services; Technology-assisted delivery of school based mental health services; A comparative study of mental health services available to students in South Carolina's ninety-one school districts)
=750  \2$aSchool Mental Health Services$0(DNLM)D000079691$5IEN

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=010  \\$ash 85021586
=035  \\$a(DLC) sh 85021586
=035  \\$a(LIBRARY_OF_CONGRESS)98168991240000041
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQL737.P925
=150  \\$aCebus apella
=450  \\$aBlack-capped capuchin
=450  \\$aBrown capuchin
=450  \\$aWeeping capuchin
=550  \\$wg$aCapuchin monkeys
=750  \2$aSapajus apella$0(DNLM)D000080522$5IEN

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=001  9881686330102441
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=010  \\$ash 85117166
=035  \\$a(DLC) sh 85117166
=035  \\$a(LIBRARY_OF_CONGRESS)98168956420000041
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aTA455.S3$cEngineering materials
=053  \0$aTN939$cMineral industries
=150  \\$aSand
=450  \\$aQuartz sand
=550  \\$wg$aAggregates (Building materials)
=550  \\$wg$aSediments (Geology)
=750  \2$aSand$0(DNLM)D000080463$5IEN

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=001  9881686330402441
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=035  \\$a(DLC) sh 85116680
=035  \\$a(LIBRARY_OF_CONGRESS)98172702880000041
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=053  \0$aTX740$cEntrées
=053  \0$aTX807$cVegetables
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=550  \\$wg$aCooking
=750  \2$aSalads$0(DNLM)D000080682$5IEN

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=001  9881689444402441
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=035  \\$a(LIBRARY_OF_CONGRESS)98171318770000041
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aHM683$cSociology
=150  \\$aSocial integration
=450  \\$aInclusion, Social
=450  \\$aIntegration, Social
=450  \\$aSocial inclusion
=550  \\$wg$aSociology
=550  \\$aBelonging (Social psychology)
=670  \\$aLC database, Oct. 25, 2005$b(social inclusion)
=750  \2$aSocial Integration$0(DNLM)D000080442$5IEN

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=001  9881689444602441
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=010  \\$ash 90000355
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh 90000355
=035  \\$a(LIBRARY_OF_CONGRESS)98171939970000041
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aTA418.9.S62
=150  \\$aSmart materials
=450  \\$aAdaptive materials
=450  \\$aIntelligent materials
=450  \\$aSense-able materials
=550  \\$wg$aMaterials
=670  \\$aWork cat.: U.S. Army Research Office Workshop on Smart Materials, Structures, and Mathematical Issues. Smart materials, structures, and mathematical issues, c1989:$bp. 1 definition (Materials which contain their own sensors, actuators, and computational/control capabilities and/or hardware; Materials that possess adaptive capabilities to external stimuli, such as load or environment, with inherent intelligence; variant forms: Adaptive materials, intelligent materials, sense-able materials)
=670  \\$aEng, K.F. A peek into the brave new world of programmable materials, 2017, via Ideas.TED.com website, viewed July 8, 2020$b(programmable materials, or materials that can change shape according to instructions that are essentially programmed into them; smart materials--materials that respond and adapt to environments)
=675  \\$aASTI;$aEngr. index;$aEncyc. physical sci. & tech.;$aIAC;$aMcGraw-Hill dict. sci. tech.;$aRandom House;$aVan Nostrand's scientific encyc.;$aWeb. 3
=680  \\$iHere are entered works on materials that respond and adapt to their environment. Works on materials that change their physical properties based on programmed instructions are entered under$aProgrammable materials.
=681  \\$iNote under$aProgrammable materials
=750  \2$aSmart Materials$0(DNLM)D000080745$5IEN-M

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=010  \\$ash 85122898
=035  \\$a(DLC) sh 85122898
=035  \\$a(LIBRARY_OF_CONGRESS)98171978380000041
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dCaOWA$dDLC
=053  \0$aDS777.52$bDS777.533
=150  \\$aSino-Japanese War, 1937-1945
=450  \\$aChinese-Japanese War, 1937-1945
=450  \\$aJapan-China War, 1937-1945
=450  \\$aJapanese-Chinese War, 1937-1945
=450  \\$aSecond Sino-Japanese War, 1937-1945
=450  \\$wnne$aSino-Japanese Conflict, 1937-1945
=450  \\$aChina$xHistory$yEight Years' War of Resistance, 1937-1945
=450  \\$aChina$xHistory$yWar of Resistance, 1937-1945
=550  \\$wg$aChina$xHistory$y1937-1945
=550  \\$wg$aJapan$xHistory$y1926-1945
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Wilson, D. When tigers fight : the story of the Sino-Japanese War, 1937-1945, 1983.
=670  \\$aEncyc. Britannica, c1997$b(Sino-Japanese War (1937-1945))
=670  \\$aWikipedia, Oct. 20, 2006$b(Second Sino-Japanese War (July 7, 1937 - September 9, 1945). In Chinese, the war is most commonly known as the war of Resistance Against Japan, but also known as the Eight Years' War of Resistance or simply War of Resistance. In Japan, the name Japan-China War is most commonly used due to its neutrality.)
=670  \\$aAcademic American eycyc., c1995$b(Sino-Japanese Wars, Second Sino-Japanese War, 1937-1945)
=670  \\$aKodansha encyclopedia of Japan, 1983$b(Sino-Japanese War of 1937-1945)
=670  \\$aEncyc. Americana, c1980$b(Chinese-Japanese Wars, The War of 1937-1945)
=670  \\$aWorld Book, c1993$b(Chinese-Japanese wars, the war of 1937-1945)
=750  \2$aSino-Japanese War$0(DNLM)D000081002$5IEN

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=010  \\$ash 96009394
=035  \\$a(DLC) sh 96009394
=035  \\$a(LIBRARY_OF_CONGRESS)98170513010000041
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=053  \0$aTA487
=150  \\$aShape memory alloys
=550  \\$wg$aAlloys
=550  \\$wg$aSmart materials
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 94-157148: Progress in shape memory alloys, 1992:$bp. 3 (Shape memory is a new material's property. A highly deformed alloy again assumes its original shape by simple reheating ... In addition to this one-way effect similar alloys show a two-way effect ... caused by slight variation of temperature only. Pseudoelastic alloys show a rubber-like behavior, i.e. large reversible deformation caused by small increments of stress) p. 4 (The shape memory effects have to do with shape changes of materials which are caused by changes in temperature or by application of mechanical loads)
=670  \\$aASTI:$bp. 2791 (Shape memory alloys)
=670  \\$aLC database, Sept. 12, 1996$b(Shape memory alloys)
=675  \\$aEngr. index;$aWeb. 3
=750  \2$aShape Memory Alloys$0(DNLM)D000080743$5IEN

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=010  \\$ash 85131632 
=035  ##$a(DLC) sh 85131632 
=035  \\$a(LIBRARY_OF_CONGRESS)98169192320000041
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dMoSR$dDLC
=053  \0$aBF495$bBF499$cPsychology
=053  \0$aRC394.S93$cNeurology
=150  \\$aSynesthesia
=450  \\$aSynaesthesia
=550  \\$wg$aIntersensory effects
=550  \\$wg$aPsychology
=550  \\$wg$aSenses and sensation
=550  \\$aColor-hearing
=550  \\$aSound symbolism
=670  \\$aVisual music : synaesthesia in art and music since 1900, c2005.
=670  \\$aOED Web version, Apr. 27, 2005$b(Synesthesia; var. Synaesthesia)
=670  \\$aMerriam-Webster Online, Apr. 27, 2005$b(Synesthesia)
=750  \2$aSynesthesia$0(DNLM)D000080311$5IEN


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=010  \\$ash 00002036
=035  \\$a(DLC) sh 00002036
=035  \\$a(LIBRARY_OF_CONGRESS)98172635480000041
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC
=053  \0$aRJ506.S68
=150  \\$aSpecific language impairment in children
=450  \\$aSLI (Specific language impairment) in children
=450  \\$aSpecific language disability in children
=550  \\$wg$aLanguage disorders in children
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 00059505: Weiss, A.L. Preschool language disorders resource guide: specific language impairment, 2000$b(specific language impairment; SLI)
=670  \\$aSingular's pocket dict. of speech-language pathology:$bp. 166 (specific language impairment; SLI)
=670  \\$aMEDLINE, July 24, 2000$b(Specific language impairment; SLI; specific language disability)
=670  \\$aSpecific language impairments in children, c1994:$bp. 1 (SLI: defined as delayed acquisition of language skills occurring in conjunction with normal functioning in intellectual, socio-emotional, and auditory domains)
=670  \\$aPaul, R. Language disorders from infancy through adolescence, 1995:$bp. 142-3 (specific language impairments ... Some kinds of language disorders have no known concomitants. These disorders have been traditionally defined by exclusion, that is, by the absence of other factors -- mental retardation, neurological disorders, emotional problems, environmental deprivation ... Specific language impairment (SLI) ... lack of clear evidence of specific neurological structural or functional deficits to define the disorder)
=675  \\$aMESH
=750  \2$aSpecific Language Disorder$0(DNLM)D000080888$5IEN

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=010  \\$ash 85125953
=035  \\$a(DLC) sh 85125953
=035  \\$a(LIBRARY_OF_CONGRESS)98171986730000041
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQB495$bQB500.269
=150  \\$aSpace sciences
=450  \\$aScience and space
=450  \\$aSpace research
=550  \\$wg$aCosmology
=550  \\$wg$aScience
=550  \\$aAstronomy
=680  \\$iHere are entered general works which include the requisite sciences for astronautical undertakings, for the scientific results of space exploration, and for the scientific applications of space flight. General works on the universe are entered under$aAstronomy.$iSpecial aspects are entered under particular subjects, e.g.$aAstronautics in meteorology; Cosmic physics; Outer space--Exploration; Space biology; Space medicine.
=750  \2$aSpace Research$0(DNLM)D000080546$5IEN

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=035  \\$aBZN9581NU
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aHV5800$bHV5840$cSocial aspects
=053  \0$aRC563$bRC568$cMedicine
=150  \\$aDrug abuse
=360  \\$isubdivision$aDrug use$iunder names of individual persons, and under classes of persons and ethnic groups
=450  \\$aDrug use
=550  \\$wg$aSubstance abuse
=670  \\$aMerck Manual of Diagnosis and Therapy$b("Drug abuse is definable only in terms of societal disapproval. It may involve experimental and recreational use of drugs, which is usually illegal with risk of arrest ... Recreational drug use has increasingly become a part of Western culture, although in general, it is not sanctioned by society and is usually illegal.")
=750  \2$aSubstance-Related Disorders$5IEN$0(DNLM)D019966

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=001  9881642373102441
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=010  \\$ash2016002790
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh2016002790
=035  \\$a(LIBRARY_OF_CONGRESS)987567533700041
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQA76.9.B56
=150  \\$aBlockchains (Databases)
=450  \\$aBlock chains (Databases)
=550  \\$wg$aDatabase security
=550  \\$wg$aDistributed databases
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 2016056312: Decentralized computing using block chain technologies and smart contracts, 2017:$bgalley (Preface Blockchain technology is a decentralized immutable data storage technology built on the concept of distributed consensus ledger. This technology was initially proposed by illusive creator Satoshi Nakamoto as a global public ledger for storing the transaction history of the celebrated crypto currency, Bitcoin)
=670  \\$aApplied Science & Technology full text, viewed Dec. 8, 2016$b(controlled subject term: Blockchains)
=670  \\$aWikipedia, viewed Dec. 8, 2016$b(Blockchain (database) originally block chain; distributed database that maintains a continuously-growing list of ordered records called blocks; once recorded, the data in a block cannot be altered retroactively)
=670  \\$aInspec, viewed Dec. 8, 2016$b(uncontrolled indexing: block chain)
=675  \\$aEngineering Village
=750  \2$aBlockchain$0(DNLM)D000081186$5IEN-M

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=008  860211i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 85120516
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh 85120516
=035  \\$a(LIBRARY_OF_CONGRESS)98170579330000041
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dIdU$dDLC
=053  \0$aTD767.4$cGeneral
=150  \\$aSewage sludge
=450  \\$aBiosolids
=450  \\$aSludge, Sewage
=550  \\$wg$aSewage disposal
=670  \\$aRink, R. Biosolids and septage handling and use in Idaho, 1997$b(Biosolids is the solid or nearly-solid material created from the biological treatment of community wastewater ... Until recently, the solid material from wastewater treatment was commonly referred to as sewage sludge. However, the term "biosolids" has gradually been accepted as a better descriptor of its character and value.)
=670  \\$aMcGraw-Hill dict. sci. tech.$b(biosolid: a recyclable primarily organic solid material produced by wastewater treatment processes; sewage sludge: a semiliquid waste with a solid concentration in excess of 2500 parts per million, obtained from the purification of municipal sewage)
=670  \\$aLC database, March 4, 1999.
=670  \\$aWLN database, March 4, 1999.
=670  \\$aASTI online, March 3, 1999.
=675  \\$aMcGraw-Hill encyc. sci. tech., 1997
=750  \2$aBiosolids$0(DNLM)D000080803$5IEN-M

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=001  9881642373802441
=005  20210506152955.0
=008  890301i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 89001251
=035  \\$a(DLC) sh 89001251
=035  \\$a(LIBRARY_OF_CONGRESS)98171434750000041
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=150  \0$aBioaccumulation
=360  \\$isubdivision$aBioaccumulation$iunder individual chemicals and groups of chemicals, e.g.$aCopper--Bioaccumulation
=450  \0$aAccumulation, Biological
=450  \0$aBiological accumulation
=450  \0$aPhysiologic accumulation
=450  \0$aPhysiological accumulation
=550  \0$wg$aBiochemistry
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Connell, D.W. Bioaccumulation of xenobiotic compounds, 1989.
=670  \\$aBiol. abs., 1988:$b86(11):SI-34.
=670  \\$aIntl. dict. of med. and biol.$b(bioaccumulation: the accumulation of chemicals by organisms present in the environment, most often expressed as the ratio of the concentration of a chemical in the  organism to that of the medium, usually water)
=670  \\$aRandom House$b(Biological accumulation; also called bioaccumulation)
=675  \\$aMESH
=750  \2$aBioaccumulation$0(DNLM)D000081482$5IEN-M

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=005  20210813112339.0
=008  010202i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\\
=010  \\$ash 93004763
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh 93004763
=035  \\$a(LIBRARY_OF_CONGRESS)98172245920000041
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dWaU$dDLC
=053  \0$aHC79.E5
=150  \\$aEnvironmental economics
=450  \\$aEconomics$xEnvironmental aspects
=450  \\$aEnvironmental quality$xEconomic aspects
=550  \\$wg$aEconomics
=551  \\$aEcosocialism
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 93021654: Giersch, H. Economic progress and environmental concerns, 1993:$bpref. (environmental economics)
=670  \\$aWorld Bank thes.
=670  \\$aGilpin, A. Environmental planning, a condensed encyc., c1986.
=670  \\$aSSCI, May 8, 1991.
=670  \\$aDavidson, E.A. You can't eat GNP, c2000:$bp. 14 (ecological economics attempts to define market values for the essential services provided by the environment that are not currently being traded effectively in the marketplace)
=670  \\$aWikipedia, Aug. 27, 2009$b(Ecological economics is a transdisciplinary field of academic research that aims to address the interdependence and coevolution of human economies and natural ecosystems over time and space. It is distinguished from environmental economics, which is the mainstream economic analysis of the environment, by its treatment of the economy as a subsystem of the ecosystem and its emphasis upon preserving natural capital.)
=670  \\$aThe new Palgrave dictionary of economics, 2008, via WWW, Aug. 27, 2009$b(environmental economics (economics of environmental policy, including the setting of goals and targets; benefit-cost analysis of environmental regulations; use of economic analysis to inform environmental decision-making) ecological economics (Ecological economics is the study of the interactions and co-evolution in time and space of human economies and the ecosystems in which human economies are embedded))
=750  \0$8 1$wb$iBroader mapping$aEconomics$0(DNLM)D004467 $4 BM $5 IEN-M
=750  \0$8 1$wb$iBroader mapping$aEnvironment$0(DNLM)D004777 $4 BM $5 IEN-M
=788  \0$i Search also the following Medical Library Subject Headings used together in the same record: $a Economics $i and $a Environment $5 IEN-M

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=010  \\$ash2020000570
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh2020000570
=035  \\$a(LIBRARY_OF_CONGRESS)9814597281900041
=040  \\$aDGPO$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aCOVID-19 (Disease)
=450  \\$a2019-nCoV disease
=450  \\$a2019 novel coronavirus disease
=450  \\$aCoronavirus disease-19
=450  \\$aCoronavirus disease 2019
=450  \\$aCOVID-19 virus disease
=450  \\$aNovel coronavirus disease, 2019
=450  \\$aSARS-CoV-2 disease
=550  \\$wg$aCoronavirus infections
=550  \\$wg$aRespiratory infections
=670  \\$aWork cat: What you need to know about coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19), 2020:$b(respiratory illness that can spread from person to person; caused by a novel coronavirus first identified in Wuhan, China)
=670  \\$aMESH Supplementary Concept Data, Apr. 8, 2020$b(COVID-19: a viral disorder characterized by high fever; cough; dyspnea; renal dysfunction and other symptoms of a viral pneumonia. A coronavirus SARS-CoV-2 in the genus betacoronavirus is the suspected agent; Entry terms: 2019 novel coronavirus disease, 2019 novel coronavirus infection, 2019-nCoV disease, 2019-nCoV infection, COVID-19 pandemic, COVID-19 virus disease, COVID-19 virus infection, COVID19, SARS-CoV-2 infection, coronavirus disease 2019, coronavirus disease-19. Mapped to: Pneumonia, Viral; Coronavirus infections; Pandemics)
=750  \2$aCovid-19$0(DNLM)D000086382$5IEN

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=010  \\$ash2019103544
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh2019103544
=035  \\$a(LIBRARY_OF_CONGRESS)9814597283700041
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC
=053  \0$aSB741.C75$cAgriculture
=150  \\$aComamonadaceae
=450  \\$aAcidovorax
=450  \\$aHydrogenophagia
=550  \\$wg$aBurkholderiales
=670  \\$aWork cat: Plant-pathogenic Acidovorax species, 2018$bpage 1 (from the Proteobacteria phylum)
=670  \\$aBiological & agricultural index plus, viewed Dec. 12, 2019$b(in titles: Acidovorax)
=670  \\$aITIS, viewed Dec. 12, 2019$b(lists several Acidovorax speces in the Bacteria Kingdom)
=670  \\$aWikipedia, viewed Dec. 12, 2019$b(Acidovorax; a genus of Proteobacteria)
=670  \\$aMeSH, viewed Apr. 8, 2020$b(Comamonadaceae; A family of gram-negative aerobic bacteria in the order BURKHOLDERIALES, encompassing the acidovorans rRNA complex. Some species are pathogenic to PLANTS. Entry terms: Acidovorax, Hydrogenophaga)
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=670  \\$aMartin, C.L. A Dual Identity Approach for Conceptualizing and Measuring Children's Gender Identity; in Child Dev. 2017 Jan; v. 88(1); viewed via PubMed, Feb. 24, 2020$bAbstract (The goal was to test a new dual identity perspective on gender identity by asking children to consider the relation of the self to both boys and girls. This change shifted the conceptualization of gender identity from one to two dimensions, provided insights into the meaning and measurement of gender identity, and allowed for revisiting ideas about the roles of gender identity in adjustment)
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=670  \\$aClinical Implications of Treacher Collins Syndrome, 2015.
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=670  \\$aWork cat: Choices = Choix = [title in Inuktitut syllabics] = Kitunigliqaak, c2012$b(comic book for Inuit teenagers to share information and change behaviors for issues such as healthy relationships, gender identity, sexually transmitted infections (STIs), and 'the effect of alcohol on decision-making; recommended resource for Aulajaaqtut in grade 8 in Nunavut)
=670  \\$aInuuvunga [videorecording], c2004$b(documentary follows the final year of high school for eight teens at Innalik school)
=670  \\$aCole, Sally Cooper. Bored in the arctic, 1981$b(study of present day Inuit teenagers: their values, behaviour, aspirations and expectations, the results of interviews and study of 43 teenagers from 17 Canadian arctic settlements, in particular the teenagers (14-19 yrs.) in Resolute Bay)
=670  \\$aNewth, Mette. The abduction, 1989$b(story, based on actual events, of two Inuit teenagers kidnapped in Greenland and brought to Norway in the 17th century)
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=670  \\$aWork cat.: 2001017257: Indigenous traditions and ecology, c2001.
=670  \\$aPosey, Darrell A. Kayapó ethnoecology and culture, 2002:$bpage 61 (Ethnoecology can be defined as indigenous perceptions of 'natural' divisions in the biological worlds and plant-animal-human relationships within each division)
=670  \\$aEncyclopedia of biodiversity, 2001$b(ethnoecology: typically defined as the study of local knowledge and management of ecological interactions. Recently, some researchers have proposed an alternative definition, considering ethnoecology as an emerging field that focuses on local peoples' perception and management of complex and coevolved relationships between the cultural, ecological, and economic components of anthropogenic and natural ecosystems. It is concerned with the interaction between knowledge, practice, and production, and it is oriented toward applied research on conservation and community development)
=670  \\$aEncyclopedia of anthropology, 2006$b(ethnoecology: the study of human knowledge, perception, classification, and management of natural environments. Work in ethnoecology synthesizes the ecologist's understanding of the relationships between biological and physical components in ecosystems with the cognitive anthropologist's focus on the acquisition and expression of cultural information)
=670  \\$aMartin, G. Ethnobotany : a methods manual, 1995:$bforeword (Ethnoecology has blossomed in recent years into an important science because of the realization that the vast body of knowledge contained in both indigenous and folk cultures is being rapidly lost as natural ecosystems and cultures are being destroyed by the encroachment of development)
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=670  \\$aAuthentic representations or stereotyped 'outliers': using the CARS2 to assess film portrayals of Autism Spectrum Disorders, 2015.
=670  \\$aTweed, H. C. Aesthetics of autism? Contemporary representations of autism in literature and film, 2015.
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=670  \\$aGiovando, L.F. Observations of seawater salinity at British Columbia shore stations, 1985, 1987.
=670  \\$aMichie, M.G. Sea water salinity and temperature measurements in the Darwin Harbour area, 1972-1978, 1991.
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=670  \\$aIEEE International Geoscience and Remote Sensing Symposium (2006 : Denver, Colo.). 2006 IEEE International Geoscience and Remote Sensing Symposium, ©2006, via IEEE Xplore, viewed Oct. 23, 2019:$bp. 1693 (sea salinity; sea surface salinity; an L-band radiometer can measure sea salinity)
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=670  \\$aWork cat.: Fish4Knowledge : collecting and analyzing massive coral reef fish video data, 2016:$bpref. (video data captured off the coast of Taiwan; results are analyzable and viewable by marine ecologists) p. 1 (Fish4Knowledge developed methods that allow a major increase in the ability to use video data for investigating marine ecology questions) p. 22 (Computer vision is a relatively new technique for marine ecology. Marine ecologists traditionally rely on 3 main data collection techniques: experimental fishery, commercial fishery data, and diving observations. Additionally, the use of cameras has been rapidly developing as a promising technique)
=670  \\$aFish4Knowledge homepage, Aug. 3, 2016$b(The study of marine ecosystems is vital for understanding environmental effects, such as climate change and the effects of pollution, but is extremely difficult because of the inaccessibility of data. Undersea video data is usable but is tedious to analyse (for both raw video analysis and abstraction over massive sets of observations), and is mainly done by hand or with hand-crafted computational tools; The project will use live video feeds from 10 underwater cameras as a testbed for investigating more generally applicable methods for capture, storage, analysis and querying of multiple video streams) Overview (this project will investigate methods for capture, storage, analysis and query of multiple video streams of undersea environmental videos; part of an ecological monitoring effort)
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=670  \\$aWork cat: 2019365729: Castro Saucedo, L.K. Violencia, familia y procesos de resiliencia en mujeres adultas mayores, 2018:$bt.p. ([cataloger's translation] Violence, family and processes of resilience in older adult women)
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=670  \\$aWork cat: 2020015191: McMahon-Coleman, Kimberley. Mental health disorders on television, 2020:$bECIP publisher summary ("In past decades portrayals of mental illness on television were limited to psychotic criminals or comical sidekicks. As public awareness of mental illness has increased so too have its depictions on the small screen. A gradual transition from stereotypes towards more nuanced representations has seen a wide range of lead characters with mental health disorders, including schizophrenia, bipolar disorder, OCD, autism spectrum disorder, dissociative identity disorder, anxiety, depression and PTSD. But what are these portrayals saying about mental health and how closely do they align with real-life experiences?)
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=670  \\$aWork cat.: 95-6402: Wahl, O.F. Media madness : public images of mental illness, 1995.
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=670  \\$aMeSH browser, Mar. 30, 2020$b(X-Ray Microtomography. SN X-ray computerized tomography with resolution in the micrometer range. UF MicroCT; Microcomputed Tomography; X-Ray Micro-CAT Scans; X-Ray Micro-CT; X-Ray Micro-CT Scans; X-Ray Micro-Computed Tomography; X-Ray Microcomputed Tomography; X-ray MicroCT; Xray Micro-CT; Xray MicroCT. BT Tomography, X-Ray Computed)
=670  \\$amicroCT Microtomography, via Bruker website, Mar. 30, 2020$b(Micro computed tomography or "micro-CT" is x-ray imaging in 3D, by the same method used in hospital CT (or "CAT") scans, but on a small scale with massively increased resolution; micro-CT)
=670  \\$aWhat is micro-CT? : an introduction, via Micro Photonics Inc. website, Mar. 30, 2020$b(Micro-CT is a 3D imaging technique utilizing X-rays to see inside an object, slice by slice. Micro-CT, also called microtomography or micro computed tomography, is similar to hospital CT or "CAT" scan imaging but on a small scale with greatly increased resolution. Samples can be imaged with pixel sizes as small as 100 nanometers and objects can be scanned as large as 200 millimeters in diameter)
=670  \\$aMaterials characterization, Dec. 2010:$bp. 1305 (X-ray microtomography; technique to nondestructively characterize material microstructure in three dimensions at a micron level spatial resolution; also frequently referred to as micro CT; radiographic imaging technique that can produce 3D images of a material's internal structure at a spatial resolution better than 1 micrometer) p. 1306 (microtomography)
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=670  \\$aMicroscale imaging of cilia-driven fluid flow, via WWW, Mar. 4, 2020$b(The goal of any implementation of microfluidic velocimetry is to measure velocity throughout a fluid. Velocimetry can be performed in many ways)
=670  \\$aVelocimetry definition and meaning -- Collins English dictionary, via WWW, Mar. 4, 2020 (The study of the speed of liquids and gases is called velocimetry)
=670  \\$aYourDictionary.com, via WWW, Mar. 4, 2020$b(velocimetry - (physics) The measurement of the velocity of fluids)
=670  \\$aDefinitions -- the Web's largest resource for definitions & translations, via WWW, Mar. 31, 2020$bWhat does velocimetry mean? Velocimetry is the measurement of the velocity of fluids as often used to solve fluid dynamics problems or to study fluid networks as well as in industrial and process control applications or in the creation of new kinds of fluid flow sensors. Methods of velocimetry include particle image velocimetry and particle tracking velocimetry, molecular tagging velocimetry, laser-based interferometry, ultrasonic Doppler methods, Doppler sensors and new signal)
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=670  \\$aLoudes, C.M.H. Handbook on monitoring and reporting homophobic and transphobic incidents, 2008:$bp. 7 (Transphobic incidents refer to acts motivated by hatred towards individuals or groups because of gender identity or gender expression. Homophobia and transphobia also manifest themselves through: homophobic bullying; hate speech by political or religious leaders and organised groups)
=670  \\$aWikipedia, Oct. 29, 2010$b(Transphobia (or less commonly, transprejudice and trans-misogyny, referring to transphobia directed toward transwomen, or trans-misandry, referring to transphobia directed toward transmen) refers to discrimination against transsexualism and transsexual or transgender people, based on the expression of their internal gender identity) Feb. 19, 2012 (Transphobia (or less commonly cissexism, transprejudice, and trans-misogyny, referring to transphobia directed toward trans women, or trans-misandry, referring to transphobia directed toward trans men) is a range of negative attitudes and feelings towards transsexualism and transsexual or transgender people, based on the expression of their internal gender identity)
=670  \\$aLaframboise, S. An introduction to gender, transgender, and transphobia, via WWW, viewed Oct. 29, 2010$b(the discrimination that transgendered people face; gender-based discrimination or "transphobia")
=670  \\$aGrant, J.M. Injustice at every turn, ©2011:$bt.p. (transgender discrimination) p. 2 (anti-transgender bias)
=670  \\$aMoodie-Mills, A.C. Jumping beyond the broom, 2012, viewed online, Feb. 19, 2012:$bp. 24 (antitransgender bias)
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=670  \\$aHennepin$b(Reproductive technology)
=670  \\$aJournal of assisted reproduction and genetics, 1992.
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=670  \\$aMeSH browser, Jan. 8, 2020$b(Reproductive Techniques, Assisted. SN Clinical and laboratory techniques used to enhance fertility in humans and animals. UF Assisted Reproductive Technics; Assisted Reproductive Techniques; Reproductive Technology, Assisted. Previous indexing: Fertilization in Vitro (1989-2001); Reproduction Techniques (1989-2001))
=670  \\$aAssisted reproductive technology (ART) website, via Centers for Disease Control and Prevention website, Jan. 8, 2020:$bWhat is assisted reproductive technology? (the definition used by CDC is based on the 1992 Fertility Clinic Success Rate and Certification Act; ART includes all fertility treatments in which both eggs and embryos are handled. In general, ART procedures involve surgically removing eggs from a woman's ovaries, combining them with sperm in the laboratory, and returning them to the woman's body or donating them to another woman. They do NOT include treatments in which only sperm are handled (i.e., intrauterine--or artificial--insemination) or procedures in which a woman takes medicine only to stimulate egg production without the intention of having eggs retrieved)
=670  \\$aSociety for Assisted Reproductive Technology website, Jan. 8, 2020:$bPatients > What is SART (SART is the primary organization of professionals dedicated to the practice of IVF, or assisted reproductive technology (ART))
=670  \\$aRecommended children's books for children of assisted reproductive technologies, via Quinn Law Centers website, viewed on Jan. 8, 2020$b(children who were conceived through donor insemination; children who were conceived by sperm donation; children conceived through donor egg; [children] conceived through artificial insemination)
=670  \\$aJournal of assisted reproduction and genetics website, Jan. 8, 2020:$bhome page (assisted reproduction technologies (ARTs); human ARTs)
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=670  \\$aOED Online, Jan. 22, 2020$b(Paternity leave. A short period of authorized absence from employment granted to a father after or shortly before the birth of his child)
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=450  \\$aDonors, Egg
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=450  \\$aOva donors
=450  \\$wnne$aOvum donors
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=670  \\$aCarswell, N. A very special lady : a story about IVF, an egg donor and a little girl, 2012.
=670  \\$aYoung, A. Two eggs, two kids : an egg donor's account of friendship, infertility & secrets, 2015.
=670  \\$aAmor, D.J. Attitudes of sperm, egg and embryo donors and recipients towards genetic information and screening of donors, in Reproductive health, v. 15, article number 26 (2018):$bp. 1 (egg donors; donors of sperm, eggs or embryos)
=670  \\$aHalcomb, L. Constructing parents : the heteronormative recruitment of sperm and egg donors in the reproductive market, 2015.
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=450  \\$aHuman assisted reproductive technology
=450  \\$aHuman reproduction$xTechnological innovations
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=550  \\$wg$aReproductive technology
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Reproductive technologies, marriage and the church, c1988.
=670  \\$aMeSH$b(Reproduction technics)
=670  \\$aHennepin$b(Reproductive technology)
=670  \\$aJournal of assisted reproduction and genetics, 1992.
=670  \\$aEdwards, R.G. Principles of assisted human reproduction, 1994$b(assisted conception)
=670  \\$aJournal of assisted reproduction and genetics website, Jan. 8, 2020:$bhome page (assisted reproduction technologies (ARTs); human ARTs)
=670  \\$aAssisted reproductive technology (ART) website, via Centers for Disease Control and Prevention website, Jan. 8, 2020:$bWhat is assisted reproductive technology? (the definition used by CDC is based on the 1992 Fertility Clinic Success Rate and Certification Act; ART includes all fertility treatments in which both eggs and embryos are handled. In general, ART procedures involve surgically removing eggs from a woman's ovaries, combining them with sperm in the laboratory, and returning them to the woman's body or donating them to another woman. They do NOT include treatments in which only sperm are handled (i.e., intrauterine--or artificial--insemination) or procedures in which a woman takes medicine only to stimulate egg production without the intention of having eggs retrieved)
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=450  \\$aReassignment surgery, Gender
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=450  \\$aSex reassignment surgery
=450  \\$aTranssexual surgery
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=670  \\$aRandom House$b(sex change)
=670  \\$aHennepin$b(Sex change surgery)
=670  \\$aAcad. Am. encyc.:$bv. 17, p. 225 (sex reassignment)
=670  \\$aIntl. dict. med. biol.$b(Transsexualism; sex reassignment operation; transsexual surgery)
=670  \\$aTrans bodies, trans selves : a resource for the transgender community, 2014:$bpage 618 ("Sex Change: An older term for gender-affirming surgery. Some people do not like this term because it implies that a person's sex is changing, while many trans people feel they have always been who they are.")
=670  \\$aGender confirmation surgery, 2018.
=670  \\$aConsiderations in gender reassignment surgery, 2019.
=670  \\$aMeSH (Medical Subject Headings), U.S. National Library of Medicine, viewed online December 2, 2019$b(MeSH Heading: Sex Reassignment Procedures; scope note: Clinical treatments used to change the physiological sexual characteristics of an individual; entry terms: Gender Change Procedures, Gender Confirmation Procedures, Gender Reassignment Procedures, Sex Change Procedures)$uhttps://meshb.nlm.nih.gov/record/ui?name=SEX%20REASSIGNMENT%20PROCEDURES
=670  \\$aGLAAD Media Reference Guide, viewed online December 2, 2019:$bdefinition of Transition ("Avoid the phrase 'sex change'.") definition of Sex Reassignment Surgery ("Also called Gender Confirmation Surgery (GCS). Refers to doctor-supervised surgical interventions, and is only one small part of transition (see transition above). Avoid the phrase "sex change operation." Do not refer to someone as being "pre-op" or "post-op." Not all transgender people choose to, or can afford to, undergo medical surgeries.")$uhttps://www.glaad.org/reference/transgender
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=150  \\$aFetal hemoglobin
=450  \\$aHemoglobin F
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=670  \\$aWork cat: 2020019471: Fetal hemoglobin, 2020
=670  \\$aMESH browser, May 19, 2020:$bheading (Fetal Hemoglobin) scope note (The major component of hemoglobin in the fetus. This HEMOGLOBIN has two alpha and two gamma polypeptide subunits in comparison to normal adult hemoglobin, which has two alpha and two beta polypeptide subunits. Fetal hemoglobin concentrations can be elevated (usually above 0.5%) in children and adults affected by LEUKEMIA and several types of ANEMIA) entry version (HBF) entry term (Hemoglobin F)
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=450  \\$aCystoviruses
=550  \\$wg$aBacteriophages
=550  \\$wg$aRNA viruses
=670  \\$aVirus research, v. 101 (2004):$bp. 4 (families of dsRNA viruses: Cystoviridae; host: Bacteria (Pseudomonas); genera: Cystovirus)
=670  \\$aMeSH browser, May 4, 2020$b(Cystoviridae. SN A family of bacteriophages containing one genus (Cystovirus) with one member (Bacteriophage phi 6). UF Cystovirus. In MeSH Tree Structures under: RNA Phages; RNA Viruses)
=670  \\$aWikipedia, May 4, 2020$b(Cystovirus is a genus of viruses, in the family Cystoviridae; Cystoviruses are distinguished by their tripartite dsRNA genome, totaling ~14 kb in length and their protein and lipid outer layer. No other bacteriophage has any lipid in its outer coat; Members of the Cystoviridae appear to be most closely related to the Reoviridae, but also share homology with the Totiviridae)
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=150  \\$aBenzothiazoles
=550  \\$wg$aHeterocyclic compounds
=550  \\$wg$aThiazoles
=670  \\$aWork cat: 2020006790: Benzothiazole, 2020.
=670  \\$aMESH browser, May 6, 2020:$bheading (Benzothiazoles) scope note (Compounds with a benzene ring fused to a thiazole ring)
=670  \\$aOld LC heading (Benzothiazole, Benzothiazoles)
=670  \\$aWikipedia online, May 6, 2020:$b(Benzothiazole is an aromatic heterocyclic compound with the chemical formula C 7H 5NS. It is colorless, slightly viscous liquid. Although the parent compound, benzothiazole is not widely used, many of its derivatives are found in commercial products or in nature)
=670  \\$aPubChem, viewed online May 6, 2020$b(Benzothiazole (compound): Benzothiazole is an organic heterobicyclic compound that is a fusion product between benzene and thiazole. The parent of the class of benzothiazoles. It has a role as a plant metabolite, a xenobiotic and an environmental contaminant)
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=450  \\$aBacteriophage phi6
=450  \\$aPhage phi 6
=450  \\$aPhage phi6
=450  \\$aPhi 6 bacteriophage
=450  \\$aPhi6 bacteriophage
=450  \\$aPhi 6 cystovirus
=450  \\$aPhi6 cystovirus
=450  \\$aPhi 6 phage
=450  \\$aPhi6 phage
=450  \\$aPseudomonas phage phi 6
=450  \\$aPseudomonas phage phi6
=450  \\$aPseudomonas virus phi 6
=450  \\$aPseudomonas virus phi6
=550  \\$wg$aCystovirus
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Singhal, S. Effects of single mutations from experimental evolution of microbial proteins, 2017:$bt.p. ([phi]6 Cystovirus) p. 4 (the lytic RNA bacteriophage [phi]6) p. 43 (the bacteriophage phi-6; dsRNA bacteriophage phi-6; double-stranded RNA bacteriophage phi6) p. 48 (phi-6 Cystovirus)
=670  \\$aWikipedia, May 4, 2020:$bPseudomonas phage phi6 (Phi 6 is the best-studied bacteriophage of the virus family Cystoviridae. It infects Pseudomonas bacteria (typically plant-pathogenic P. syringae). It has a three-part, segmented, double-stranded RNA genome, totalling ~13.5 kb in length. phi6 and its relatives have a lipid membrane around their nucleocapsid, a rare trait among bacteriophages. It is a lytic phage, though under certain circumstances has been observed to display a delay in lysis which may be described as a "carrier state"; Genus: Cystovirus. Species: Pseudomonas virus phi6. Synonyms: Phage phi6; Pseudomonas phage phi6)
=670  \\$aThe dsRNA genome segments and proteins of Pseudomonas phage Phi 6 (genus Cystovirus : family Cystoviridae), 2002, via Internet Archive, viewed May 4, 2020$b(the Pseudomonas phage phi 6; dsRNA bacteriophage phi 6; bacteriophage phi6; dsRNA bacteriophage phi6; bacteriophage phi 6; phage phi6; double-stranded RNA bacteriophage phi6)
=670  \\$aVirus research, v. 101 (2004):$bp. 6 (Pseudomonas phage Phi 6 (Cystovirus: Cystoviridae))
=670  \\$aMeSH browser, May 4, 2020$b(Bacteriophage phi 6. SN Virulent bacteriophage and sole member of the genus Cystovirus that infects Pseudomonas species. The virion has a segmented genome consisting of three pieces of doubled-stranded DNA and also a unique lipid-containing envelope. UF Phage phi 6; Pseudomonas phage phi 6; phi 6 Phage. In MeSH Tree Structures under: Pseudomonas Phages; RNA Phages; Cystoviridae)
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=550  \\$aViral gastroenteritis
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=670  \\$aCenters for Disease Control and Prevention WWW site, May 1, 2020$b(Norovirus is a very contagious virus that causes vomiting and diarrhea; sometimes called the stomach flu or stomach bug, but norovirus illness is not related to the flu, which is caused by influenza virus)
=670  \\$aMeSH, May 1, 2020$b(Norovirus; a genus in the family CALICIVIRIDAE, associated with epidemic GASTROENTERITIS in humans. The type species, NORWALK VIRUS, contains multiple strains)
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=450  \\$aAcne inversa
=450  \\$aHidradenitides, Suppurative
=450  \\$aHidradenitis, Suppurative
=450  \\$aSuppurativa hidradenitis
=450  \\$aSuppurative hidradenitides
=450  \\$aSuppurative hidradenitis
=550  \\$wg$aBacterial diseases
=550  \\$wg$aSweat glands$xDiseases
=670  \\$aWork cat: 2020021045: Hidradenitis suppurativa, 2020.
=670  \\$aMESH browser, May 13, 2020:$b(heading: Hidradenitis Suppurativa. Scope note: A chronic suppurative and cicatricial disease of the apocrine glands occurring chiefly in the axillae in women and in the groin and anal regions in men. It is characterized by poral occlusion with secondary bacterial infection, evolving into abscesses which eventually rupture. As the disease becomes chronic, ulcers appear, sinus tracts enlarge, fistulas develop, and fibrosis and scarring become evident. Entry terms: Acne Inversa ; Hidradenitides Suppurative ; Hidradenitis, Suppurative ; Suppurative Hidradenitides ; Suppurative Hidradenitis. Previous indexing: Sweat gland diseases. Mapped to: Skin diseases; Skin diseases, Bacterial; and Skin diseases, Infectious)
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=670  \\$aWork cat: 2020023488: André du Bouchet, 2020:$bECIP galley ("The aim of this book [...] is to show how his work displays a particular approach to attentiveness that advances understanding of late-twentieth-century French poetic practice while shedding new light on attention itself")
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=450  \\$aDiphosphofructose aldolase
=450  \\$aFBA (Enzyme)
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=450  \\$aFructose biphosphate aldolase
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=450  \\$aFructose-bisphosphate aldolase
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=670  \\$aWork cat.: Wang, J. The molecular basis for the aldolase-actin interaction studied in vitro and in living cells, 1996.
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=670  \\$aMedlinePlus Medical encyclopedia, via WWW, July 6, 2020:$bAldolase blood test (Aldolase is a protein (called an enzyme) that helps break down certain sugars to produce energy. It is found in high amount in muscle and liver tissue)
=670  \\$aAldolase - an overview, via ScienceDirect, July 6, 2020$b(Aldolase is a glycolytic enzyme that catalyzes the conversion of fructose 1-6-diphosphate to glyceraldehyde 3-phosphate and dihydroxy-acetone phosphate via the glycolysis metabolic pathway)
=670  \\$aBRENDA - the comprehensive enzyme information system, via WWW, July 6, 2020$b(fructose-bisphosphate aldolase; synonyms: aldolase; aldolase A; aldolase B; aldolase C; aldolase, fructose diphosphate; ALDP; D-fructose-1,6-bisphosphate aldolase; D-fructose-1,6-bisphosphate D-glyceraldehyde-3-P-lyase; D-fructose-6-phosphate aldolase; Diphosphofructose aldolase; FBA; FBP aldolase; FDP aldolase; FPA; Fructoaldolase; fructose 1,6 bisphosphate aldolase; fructose 1,6-bisphosphatase/aldolase; Fructose 1,6-bisphosphate aldolase; fructose 1,6-bisphosphate aldolase/phosphatase; Fructose 1,6-diphosphate aldolase; Fructose 1-monophosphate aldolase; Fructose 1-phosphate aldolase; fructose bis-phosphate aldolase; Fructose bisphosphate aldolase; Fructose diphosphate aldolase; fructose-1,6-biphosphate aldolase; fructose-1,6-bisphosphate (FBP) aldolase/phosphatase; fructose-1,6-bisphosphate aldolase; FSA; Phosphofructoaldolase; zymohexase)
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=150  \\$aAffect (Psychology) in motion pictures
=550  \\$wg$aMotion pictures
=670  \\$aWork cat: 2019036717: Breger, C. Making worlds, 2020:$bECIP galley (explores 21st century European films and the way they produce new sensibilities, responses, and affects among viewers that allow them to see the world in new ways)
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=670  \\$aWork cat.: Liu, Y. Structural elucidation of biomolecular ions in the gas phase using novel mass spectrometric and computational methods, 2019:$bpp. 16-17 (Action spectroscopy, also known as consequence spectroscopy, is a powerful characterization technique. This measurement is based on the "consequence" of light activation such that the dissociation of the targeted ion is an indication of analogous absorption in the condensed phase; Some examples of action spectroscopy are infrared multiphoton dissociation (IRMPD) action spectroscopy for vibrational transition characterization, ultraviolet-visible photodissociation (UVPD) action spectroscopy for vibronic transitions, and infrared ultraviolet ion dip spectroscopy for the vibrational transition measurement of UV-selected conformers)
=670  \\$aPhotobiology, ©2002:$bp. 139 (Action spectroscopy is a method for identifying the light-absorbing chromophore in a photobiological or biochemical process by comparing the efficiency of radiation of different wavelengths in driving the process; Action spectroscopy is a method for finding out what the initial step is in a photobiological or photochemical process. More exactly, the method serves to identify the kind of molecule absorbing the active light)
=670  \\$aNATO Advanced Study Institute on Biophysics of Photoreceptors and Photomovements in Microorganisms (1990 : Tirrenia, Italy). Biophysics of photoreceptors and photomovements in microorganisms, ©1991:$bp. 293 (Action spectroscopy--the measurement, as a function of wavelength, of the sensitivity of a particular biological response or effect--is a standard approach towards identifying receptor pigment(s) for photobiological phenomena. Comparison of an action spectrum with absorption spectra of known pigments often reveals the identity of the pigment, or class of pigments, involved)
=670  \\$aReview of scientific instruments v. 89, 083107 (2018), via WWW, viewed July 7, 2020:$bp. 1 (Action spectroscopy with inert gas messenger atoms is a method to obtain vibrational spectra of gas phase aggregates)
=670  \\$aJournal of the American Chemical Society, v. 142 (2020):$bp. 2665 (article title: Elucidating surface structure with action spectroscopy; If the photon energy is suitable for excitation of one of the aggregate's vibrational modes, then the energy absorbed from the infrared beam may break the bonds between the messengers and the aggregates (this is the "action" in the term "action spectroscopy"), such that a flow of messenger atoms may be detected with a mass spectrometer)
=670  \\$aMass spectrometry reviews, v. 28 (2009):$bp. 586 (In this article, the new and exciting techniques of infrared consequence spectroscopy (sometimes called action spectroscopy) of gaseous ions are reviewed. These techniques include vibrational predissociation spectroscopy and infrared multiple photon dissociation spectroscopy and they typically complement one another in the systems studied and the information gained) p. 587 (Consequence spectroscopy, including infrared multiple photon dissociation (IRMPD) spectroscopy and infrared vibrational predissociation (VPD) spectroscopy; Currently the two most common types of consequence spectroscopy are IRMPD spectroscopy and VPD spectroscopy)
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=450  \\$aSecularism and Buddhism
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=670  \\$aWork cat: 2020022579: Secularizing Buddhism, 2020:$bECIP summary (highlights the concern to avoid an artificial opposition between secular and religious) galley (three pairs of matching categories at play in this collection, secular and religious, and modern and traditional, and Eastern and Western)
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=450  \\$aChitin synthetase
=450  \\$aChitin-UDP acetyl-glucosaminyl transferase
=450  \\$aChitin-UDP N-acetylglucosaminyltransferase
=450  \\$aChitin-uridine diphosphate acetylglucosaminyltransferase
=450  \\$aMyosin motor-like chitin synthase
=450  \\$aTrans-N-acetylglucosaminosylase
=450  \\$aUDP-N-acetylglucosaminyltransferase
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=670  \\$aWork cat.: Vandepas, L.E. Chitin the good fight - identification and description of chitin and its genes in Cnidaria, 2018:$babstr. (Chapter 1 explores the distribution of chitin synthase (CHS) genes across Cnidaria ... in Chapters 2 and 3 I focus on the model sea anemone Nematostella vectensis, which has three chitin synthase genes - each with a unique suite of domains ... In the Appendix, I discuss a putative CHS gene cloned from the ctenophore species Pleurobrachia bachei)
=670  \\$aWikipedia, May 22, 2020$b(Chitin synthase; this enzyme belongs to the family of glycosyltransferases, specifically the hexosyltransferases. The systematic name of this enzyme class is UDP-N-acetyl-D-glucosamine:chitin 4-beta-N-acetylglucosaminyl-transferase. Other names in common use include chitin-UDP N-acetylglucosaminyltransferase, chitin-uridine diphosphate acetylglucosaminyltransferase, chitin synthetase, and trans-N-acetylglucosaminosylase)
=670  \\$aExPASy bioinformatics resource portal, May 22, 2020$b(Enzyme entry: EC 2.4.1.16. Accepted name: Chitin synthase. Alternative name: Chitin-UDP acetyl-glucosaminyl transferase. Converts UDP-N-acetyl-D-glucosamine into chitin and UDP)
=670  \\$aBRENDA - the comprehensive enzyme information system, via WWW, May 22, 2020$b(EC 2.4.1.16 - chitin synthase. EC tree: 2 Transferases > 2.4 Glycosyltransferases > 2.4.1 Hexosyltransferases > 2.4.1.16 chitin synthase. Synonyms: AaCHS-1, acetylglucosaminyltransferase, chitin-uridine diphosphate, AgCHS-1, AgCHS-2, Ar-CS1, BcChsVI, CaChs1, CaChs2p, chitin synthase 1, chitin synthase 2, chitin synthase 3, chitin synthase 3a, chitin synthase 4, chitin synthase 5, chitin synthase 6, chitin synthase 7, chitin synthase A, chitin synthase B, chitin synthase II, chitin synthase III, chitin synthetase, chitin synthetase I, chitin synthetase II, chitin synthetase III, chitin-UDP acetyl-glucosaminyl transferase 1, chitin-UDP acetyl-glucosaminyl transferase 2, chitin-UDP acetyl-glucosaminyl transferase 3, chitin-UDP acetyl-glucosaminyl transferase 4, chitin-UDP acetyl-glucosaminyl transferase 5, chitin-UDP acetyl-glucosaminyl transferase 6, chitin-UDP acetyl-glucosaminyl transferase 7, chitin-UDP N-acetylglucosaminyltransferase, chitin-uridine diphosphate acetylglucosaminyltransferase, CHS, CHS B, chs-1, chs-2, CHS-3, CHS-6, Chs1, CHS1p, Chs2, CHS2p, CHS3, CHS3a, Chs3p, CHS4, Chs4p, CHS5, CHS6, CHS7, Chs8, chsA, chsB, chsC, chsE, CHSI, CHSIIIa, CHSIIIb, CSI, CSII, CSIII, CsmA, CsmB, DmCHS-1, DmCHS-2, DmeChSB, EhCHS-1, EhCHS-2, LcCHS-1, LeChs1, LsCHS-1, Mcs1, MsCHS-1, MsCHS1, MsCHS2, myosin motor-like chitin synthase, Ov-chs-2, PdChsVII, TcCHS1, TcCHS2, trans-N-acetylglucosaminosylase, UDP-GlcNAc:chitin 4-alpha-N-acetylglucosaminyltransferase, UmCHS3, UmCHS6, WdCHS1, WdChs3p, WdChs5p)
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=670  \\$aWork cat: 2020005945: Patrick-Weber, C. The rhetoric and medicalization of pregnancy and childbirth in horror films, 2020:$bCIP galley (examines the process of childbirth, along with pregnancy, within the context of horror films)
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=150  \\$aOstracism (Psychology)
=450  \\$aSocial ostracism
=550  \\$wg$aSocial isolation
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Current directions in ostracism, social exclusion, and rejection research, 2019:$bpp. 1-2 (social exclusion is a broad category encapsulating various types of negative interpersonal experiences in which someone feels kept apart from others physically, emotionally, or otherwise devalued socially; exclusion experiences may involve someone receiving direct negative attention (rejection-based exclusion) or being ignored in some way (ostracism-based exclusion) p. 5 (ostracism-based exclusion; individuals are not acknowledged and treated as if they do not exist; empirical studies support the general idea that negative attention may be better than being unacknowledged; being ignored (i.e., ostracized socially) is a powerful message that one is unwanted and unworthy of inclusion)
=670  \\$aMerriam-Webster dictionary online, Jan. 17, 2020$b(ostracism 1. a method of temporary banishment by popular vote without trial or special accusation practiced in ancient Greece. 2. exclusion by general consent from common privileges or social acceptance)
=670  \\$aAPA dictionary of psychology, 2015$b(ostracism: an extreme form of rejection in which one is excluded and ignored in the presence of others)
=670  \\$aPsychology research and reference website, Jan. 17, 2020:$bSocial psychology > Interpersonal yelationships > Ostracism (Ostracism refers to the act of ignoring and excluding individuals. It is differentiated from social exclusion in that ostracism generally requires ignoring or lack of attention in addition to social exclusion. Ostracism is distinguishable from overt acts of rejection and bullying because rather than combining acts of exclusion with verbal or physical abuse, ostracism involves giving no or little attention to the individual or groups.)
=670  \\$aPsychology glossary, via AlleyDog.com, Jan. 17, 2020$b(Ostracism is being deliberately left out of a group or social setting by exclusion and rejection. Groups and individuals alike can ostracize others and be ostracized themselves. Although social rejection is an inevitable part of human existence, prolonged or unreasonable ostracism can lead to loneliness, depression, and/or aggression. An example of ostracism is a student deliberately not inviting a particular person to their party although they invited everyone else in their class.)
=670  \\$aAnnual review of psychology, 2007:$bp. 427 (Ostracism: ignoring and excluding individuals or groups by individuals or groups; Rejection: an explicit declaration that an individual or group is not wanted; Social exclusion: being kept apart from others) p. 429 (Ostracism is typically defined as being ignored and excluded, and it often occurs without excessive explanation or explicit negative attention. Ostracism is often operationalized as a process that is characterized as an unfolding sequence of responses endured while being ignored and excluded; Social exclusion appears to be defined as being excluded, alone, or isolated, sometimes with explicit declarations of dislike, but other times not; Rejection is typically operationalized as a declaration by an individual or group that they do not (or no longer) want to interact or be in the company of the individual)
=670  \\$aGrahe, J.E. Commentary on Sources of Ostracism Research; in Journal of Social Psychology. Sep/Oct2015, Vol. 155 Issue 5$bAbstract (Modern ostracism research started in the early 1990s and hundreds of studies have advanced our understanding of this phenomenon)
=670  \\$aWesselmann, E.D. Social life and social death: Inclusion, ostracism, and rejection in groups; in Group Processes & Intergroup Relations: GPIR; London Vol. 20, Iss. 5, Sept. 2017$b(Social exclusion experiences can be further broken down into two subcategories: rejection- and ostracism-based experiences)
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=450  \\$aChromosome 4p deletion syndrome
=450  \\$aPitt syndrome
=450  \\$aPitt-Rogers-Danks syndrome
=450  \\$aWolf syndrome
=550  \\$wg$aHuman chromosome abnormalities
=550  \\$wg$aSyndromes
=670  \\$aWork cat: 2019042870. Lanier, Heather Kirn. Raising a rare girl, 2020:$b(a mother's story of her daughter who was born with a rare chromosomal syndrome called Wolf-Hirschhorn syndrome, which caused small growth and heart murmur)
=670  \\$aMeSH website, Feb. 27, 2020$b(Wolf-Hirschhorn Syndrome; a syndrome caused by abnormalities in CHROMOSOME 4 (4p) ; several candidate genes appear to be responsible for the core phenotype and in combination with other linked and unlinked genes determine the severity and inclusion of rarer phenotypes. Most cases have a characteristic cranio-facial defect, mental retardation, growth delays, and other conditions. Entry Term(s): 4p Deletion Syndrome; 4p- Syndrome; Chromosome 4p Deletion Syndrome; Chromosome 4p Monosomy; Chromosome 4p Syndrome; Del(4p) Syndrome; Mental Retardation, Unusual Facies, And Intrauterine Growth Retardation; Partial Monosomy 4p; Pitt Syndrome; Pitt-Rogers-Danks Syndrome; Wolf Syndrome; Wolf-Hirchhorn Syndrome)
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=150  \\$aSomatosensory neurons
=450  \\$aSomatic sensory neurons
=550  \\$wg$aSensory neurons
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Jiang, N. Epithelial signals that influence the form and function of somatosensory neurons in Drosophila, 2017.
=670  \\$aNeuroscience online, May 4, 2020:$bChapter 2: Somatosensory systems (The somatosensory systems process information about, and represent, several modalities of somatic sensation (i.e., pain, temperature, touch, proprioception); when a somatosensory neuron is stimulated naturally (e.g., by skin warming) or artificially (e.g., by electrical stimulation of the neuron), the sensation perceived is specific to the information normally processed by the neuron (i.e., warm skin))
=670  \\$aSomatosensory system anatomy, via Medscape website, May 4, 2020$b(The somatosensory system is the part of the sensory system concerned with the conscious perception of touch, pressure, pain, temperature, position, movement, and vibration, which arise from the muscles, joints, skin, and fascia. The somatosensory system is a 3-neuron system that relays sensations detected in the periphery and conveys them via pathways through the spinal cord, brainstem, and thalamic relay nuclei to the sensory cortex in the parietal lobe)
=670  \\$aA dictionary of biology, 2019$b(sensory neuron: A nerve cell (see neuron) that transmits information about changes in the internal or external environment to the central nervous system. Sensory neurons are of two types. Somatic sensory neurons occur in peripheral nerves in the skin, skeletal muscle, joints, and bones. Visceral sensory neurons are located in sympathetic and parasympathetic nerves in the heart, lungs, and other organs)
=670  \\$aFrontiers in neuroanatomy, Apr. 2014:$bp. 1 (Somatosensory neurons comprise the largest sensory system in mammals and have nerve endings coursing throughout the skin, viscera, muscle,and bone; The peripheral targets of somatosensory neuron afferents span from the tips of your toes to the inner organs of your body where they report on the presence of a striking diversity of stimuli)
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=670  \\$aWork cat: 2010308455: Salvadora, 1990?:$bp. 1 (Salvadora belongs to the family Salvadoraceae)
=670  \\$aITIS, viewed Sept. 22, 2015$b(order: Brassicales; family: Salvadoraceae, synonym: Azimaceae)
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=450  \\$aAcetorphan
=450  \\$aEcadotril
=450  \\$aRetorphan
=450  \\$aSinorphan
=550  \\$wg$aAntidiarrheals
=550  \\$wg$aProtease inhibitors
=670  \\$aWork cat: 2019058235: Racecadotril. 2019:$bsubtitle (an effective anti-diarrheal drug) CIP galley (examines acute gastroenteritis and the anti-diarrheal drug Racecadotril)
=670  \\$aPubChem, viewed Apr. 21, 2020$b(Racecadotril. MeSH entry terms: acetorphan; acetorphan, (R)-isomer; acetorphan, (S)-isomer; ecadotril; N-(3-acetylmercapto-2-benzylpropanoyl)glycine benzyl ester; racecadotril; retorphan; sinorphan. MeSH pharmacological classification: Anti-diarrheals; Protease inhibitors)
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=450  \\$aArterenol
=450  \\$aLevarterenol
=450  \\$aLevonor
=450  \\$aLevonorepinephrine
=450  \\$aLevophed
=450  \\$aLevophed bitartrate
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=450  \\$wnne$aNoradrenaline
=450  \\$aNoradrenaline bitartrate
=450  \\$aNorepinephrine bitartrate
=450  \\$aNorepinephrine hydrochloride
=450  \\$wnne$aSympathin
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=550  \\$wg$aEthanolamines
=550  \\$wg$aNeurotransmitters
=550  \\$wg$aSympathomimetic agents
=550  \\$aNoradrenergic mechanisms
=670  \\$aWeb. 3.
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=670  \\$aGould med. dict.$b(Sympathin. Obsol. norepinephrine)
=670  \\$aPharm. & chem. synonyms$b(norepinephrine, sympathin)
=670  \\$aInter. dict. med. biol.$b(norepinephrine. Also called arterenol, noradrenalin, noradrenaline, sympathin E)
=670  \\$aWilliams, C.A. Noradrenergic modulation in the mouse auditory midbrain, 2019:$babstr. (Information processing across the central nervous system is regulated and coordinated by small groups of neurons in the brain that express neurochemicals known as neuromodulators. The modulator norepinephrine is important for regulating arousal and attention. Norepinephrine modulates many sensory systems, including the central auditory system)
=670  \\$aMeSH browser, June 1, 2020$b(Norepinephrine. SN Precursor of epinephrine that is secreted by the adrenal medulla and is a widespread central and autonomic neurotransmitter. Norepinephrine is the principal transmitter of most postganglionic sympathetic fibers, and of the diffuse projection system in the brain that arises from the locus ceruleus. It is also found in plants and is used pharmacologically as a sympathomimetic. UF Arterenol; Levarterenol; Levonor; Levonorepinephrine; Levophed; Levophed Bitartrate; Noradrenaline; Noradrenaline Bitartrate; Noradrénaline tartrate renaudin; Norepinephrin d-Tartrate (1:1); Norepinephrine Bitartrate; Norepinephrine Hydrochloride; Norepinephrine Hydrochloride, (+)-Isomer; Norepinephrine Hydrochloride, (+,-)-Isomer; Norepinephrine d-Tartrate (1:1); Norepinephrine l-Tartrate (1:1); Norepinephrine l-Tartrate (1:1), (+,-)-Isomer; Norepinephrine l-Tartrate (1:1), Monohydrate; Norepinephrine l-Tartrate (1:1), Monohydrate, (+)-Isomer; Norepinephrine l-Tartrate (1:2); Norepinephrine l-Tartrate, (+)-Isomer; Norepinephrine, (+)-Isomer; Norepinephrine, (+,-)-Isomer. In MeSH tree structures under: Ethanolamines; Biogenic Monoamines; Catecholamines) Pharm Action: Adrenergic alpha-Agonists; Sympathomimetics; Vasoconstrictor Agents)
=670  \\$aHormone Health Network website, June 1, 2020:$bYour health & hormones > Glands & hormones A-Z > Norepinephrine (Norepinephrine also called noradrenaline is both a hormone, produced by the adrenal glands, and a neurotransmitter, a chemical messenger which transmits signals across nerve endings in the body. Norepinephrine is produced in the inner part of the adrenal glands, also called the adrenal medulla. The adrenal medulla also makes adrenaline (also known as epinephrine). Norepinephrine, adrenaline and dopamine belong are part of the catecholamine family)
=670  \\$aBritannica online, June 1, 2020$b(Norepinephrine, hormone; Norepinephrine, also called noradrenaline, substance that is released predominantly from the ends of sympathetic nerve fibres and that acts to increase the force of skeletal muscle contraction and the rate and force of contraction of the heart. The actions of norepinephrine are vital to the fight-or-flight response, whereby the body prepares to react to or retreat from an acute threat)
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=670  \\$aWork cat.: Slater, J.R. Mimulus distribution in Washington State, 1976:$bp. 682-690 (common name of each species listed includes Monkey Flower)
=670  \\$aPlants national database, May 20, 2005$b(Mimulus L., monkeyflower)
=670  \\$aITIS, Apr. 23, 2000$b(Mimulus. Common name: monkeyflower. Synonyms: none. Family Scrophulariaceae; also, Mimulus, family Majidae, infraorder Brachyura)
=670  \\$aWeb. 3$b(monkey flower (a plant of the genus Mimulus))
=670  \\$aThe Amer. Hort. Soc. A-Z encyc. of garden plants, 1997$b(Mimulus, syn. Diplacus. Monkey flower)
=670  \\$aUSDA Plants database, May 7, 2020$b(Genus Mimulus - monkeyflower, Family Scrophulariaceae; Genus Erythranthe - monkeyflower, Family Scrophulariaceae; Genus Diplacus - bush monkeyflower, Family Scrophulariaceae)
=670  \\$aCalfora website, May 7, 2020$b(Genus Mimulus, Family Phrymaceae; Genus Mimetanthe, Family Phrymaceae; Genus Erythranthe, Family Phrymaceae; Genus Diplacus, Family Phrymaceae; common names of species in all four genera include "monkeyflower" or "monkey flower")
=670  \\$aNatureServe explorer, May 7, 2020$b(Genus Erythranthe, Family Phrymaceae; lists 18 species, e.g. Erythranthe calcicola, Limestone Monkeyflower; Erythranthe carsonensis, Carson Valley Monkeyflower; Erythranthe filicifolia, Fern-leaved Monkeyflower; also lists 32 species in genus Mimulus, family Phrymaceae, with common name "monkeyflower", e.g. Mimulus acutidens, King's River Monkeyflower; Mimulus ampliatus, Spacious Monkeyflower)
=670  \\$aWikipedia, May 7, 2020$b(Monkey flower can refer to: Several genera of plant family Phrymaceae, including: Diplacus, Erythranthe, Mimulus) Erythranthe (Erythranthe, the monkey-flowers and musk-flowers, is a diverse plant genus with at least 111 members (as of 2017) in the family Phrymaceae. Erythranthe was originally described as a separate genus, then generally regarded as a section within the genus Mimulus, and recently returned to generic rank. Mimulus sect. Diplacus was segregated from Mimulus as a separate genus at the same time. Mimulus remains as a small genus of eastern North America and the Southern Hemisphere. Molecular data show Erythranthe and Diplacus to be distinct evolutionary lines that are distinct from Mimulus as strictly defined) Mimulus (Mimulus is a plant genus in the family Phrymaceae, which was traditionally placed in family Scrophulariaceae. The genus now contains only seven species, two native to eastern North America and the other five native to Asia, Australia, Africa, or Madagascar. In the past, about 150 species were placed in this genus, most of which have since been assigned to other genera, the majority to genus Erythranthe) Diplacus (Diplacus is a plant genus in the family Phrymaceae, which was traditionally placed in family Scrophulariaceae. In the 2012 restructuring of Mimulus by Barker et al., based largely upon DNA evidence, seven species were left in Mimulus, 111 placed into Erythranthe (species with axile placentation and long pedicels), 46 placed into Diplacus (species with parietal placentation and sessile flowers), two placed in Uvedalia, and one each placed in Elacholoma, Mimetanthe, and Thyridia. Diplacus used to be a separate genus from Mimulus but no later than 1905, it was merged into Mimulus until the 2012 restructuring)
=670  \\$aGenera in Phrymaceae, via Index to California plant names (Website), May 7, 2020$b(Diplacus; Erythranthe; Eunanus; Mazus; Mimetanthe; Mimulus; Phryma)
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=450  \\$aOs tarsi fibulare
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=670  \\$aRadiopaedia, viewed June 1, 2020$b(The calcaneus, also referred to as the calcaneum, (plural: calcanei or calcanea) is the largest tarsal bone and the major bone in the hindfoot. It articulates with the talus superiorly and the cuboid anteriorly and shares a joint space with the talonavicular joint, appropriately called the talocalcaneonavicular joint. The calcaneus transfers most of the body weight from the lower limb to the ground. The calcaneus is an irregular, roughly box-shaped bone sitting below the talus.)
=670  \\$aKenhub website, viewed June 1, 2020$b(The calcaneus, also known as the heel bone, is found at the back of the foot near the ankle, just below the talus, tibia, and fibula bones of the lower leg. The calcaneus is the largest bone in the foot. It projects posterior to the tibia and fibula and acts as a short lever for the calf muscles (gastrocnemius and soleus) which insert onto its posterior surface via the Achilles tendon. It also plays an important role in weight bearing and stability.)
=670  \\$aMeSH browser, June 1, 2020$b(Calcaneus. UF Heel Bone. SN The largest of the tarsal bones which is situated at the lower and back part of the foot, forming the heel. In MeSH tree structures under: Tarsal Bones)
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=150  \\$aCytomorphogenesis
=450  \\$aCell morphogenesis
=450  \\$aCells$xMorphogenesis
=450  \\$aCellular morphogenesis
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=670  \\$aThe dictionary of cell and molecular biology, ©2007$b(morphogenesis The process of shape formation: the processes that are responsible for producing the complex shapes of adults from the simple ball of cells that derives from division of the fertilized egg)
=670  \\$aOxford dictionary of biochemistry and molecular biology, 2008$b(morphogenesis: the ensemble of the processes of development of a part, organ, or organism)
=670  \\$aWiktionary, Apr. 10, 2020$b(cytomorphogenesis: (biology) The morphogenesis of cells)
=670  \\$aKlunder, L.J. Effects of lifestyle and environmental factors on intestinal epithelial cell morphogenesis, 2016.
=670  \\$aRanamukhaarachchi, S.K. Macromolecular crowding tunes 3D collagen architecture and cell morphogenesis, 2019.
=670  \\$aMacDonald, R.B. Mechanisms of Müller glial cell morphogenesis, 2017.
=670  \\$aPubMed, Apr. 10, 2020$b(article titles: Cytomorphogenesis and melanosome transfer during malignant transformation in melanocytes and melanoma cells; Cytomorphogenesis of experimental tumors; New molecular markers involved in regulation of ovarian granulosa cell morphogenesis; Systematic mapping of cell wall mechanics in the regulation of cell morphogenesis; Geometrical details matter for mechanical modeling of cell morphogenesis; Genetic control of cellular morphogenesis in Müller glia; A self-healing hydrogel as an injectable instructive carrier for cellular morphogenesis; Mis-expression of grainyhead-like transcription factors in zebrafish leads to defects in enveloping layer (EVL) integrity, cellular morphogenesis and axial extension; How cells explore shape space: a quantitative statistical perspective of cellular morphogenesis)
=675  \\$aSingleton, P. Dictionary of microbiology and molecular biology, 2006;$aMeSH browser, Apr. 10, 2020
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=670  \\$aCawelti, G. High school restructuring, 1994:$bp. viii ("The purpose of this survey was to determine ... various restructuring activities that have been proposed to improve student achievement")
=670  \\$aERIC thes.$b(academic achievement, references from 'student achievement' and 'scholastic achievement')
=670  \\$aGood dict. educ.$b(achievement, academic)
=670  \\$aElectr. reprod/Marsiglia, F.F. The ethnic warriors : ethnic identity and school achievement as perceived by a group of selected mainland Puerto Rican students, 1991.
=670  \\$aAustralian thes. of educational descriptors, Mar. 26, 2006$b(Academic achievement; no descriptor given for Academic underachievement)
=670  \\$aERIC thes., Mar. 26, 2006$b(Academic achievement; no thes. term given for Academic underachievement)
=670  \\$aDunster, G.P. Sleepless in Seattle, 2019:$babstr. (I examined the ways that sleep patterns affected lifestyle outcomes including academic performance)
=670  \\$aERIC thesaurus, via WWW, May 28, 2020$b(Academic Achievement. UF Academic Performance; Academic Progress; Academic Success; Educational Achievement; Educational Level; Scholastic Achievement; Student Achievement. BT Achievement. NT Educational Attainment; Student Promotion)
=670  \\$aEuropean education thesaurus, via WWW, May 28, 2020$b(school success. SN refers to pupil success at school. BT achievement; success)
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=035  \\$a(LIBRARY_OF_CONGRESS)9815740829200041
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aVeganism$xReligious aspects$xJudaism
=670  \\$aWork cat: 2020022490: Schwartz, Richard H. Vegan revolution, 2020:$bCIP galley (the enormous problem and challenge in terms of halachah (Jewish law) and ethics for the overwhelming majority of Jews today, is the fact that the consumption of animal products involves massive desecration of Jewish precepts and teachings; shows that, for practical and spiritual reasons, it is crucial that personally and collectively we shift toward a vegan diet; highlights the author's Jewish religion)
=750  \2$81$wb$iBroader mapping$aDiet, Vegan$0(DNLM)D000067269$4BM$5IEN-M
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=035  \\$a(LIBRARY_OF_CONGRESS)9815740819700041
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=150  \\$aVeganism$xReligious aspects$xBuddhism
=670  \\$aWork cat: 2018052126: Greenwood, Gesshin Claire. Just enough, 2019:$bt.p. (vegan recipes and stories from Japan's Buddhist temples) publisher's summary (A collection of traditional recipes from Japanese Buddhist monasteries and temples, along with reflections on the philosophy that inspired them)
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=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC
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=670  \\$aWork cat: 2020022490: Schwartz, Richard H. Vegan revolution, 2020:$bCIP galley (the enormous problem and challenge in terms of halachah (Jewish law) and ethics for the overwhelming majority of Jews today, is the fact that the consumption of animal products involves massive desecration of Jewish precepts and teachings; shows that, for practical and spiritual reasons, it is crucial that personally and collectively we shift toward a vegan diet; highlights the author's Jewish religion)
=750  \2$81$wb$iBroader mapping$aDiet, Vegan$0(DNLM)D000067269$4BM$5IEN-M
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=035  \\$a(LIBRARY_OF_CONGRESS)9815740645900041
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=150  \\$aTenofovir
=450  \\$aTenofovir disoproxil
=450  \\$aTenofovir disoproxil fumarate
=450  \\$aViread (Trademark)
=550  \\$wg$aAdenine
=550  \\$wg$aOrganophosphorus compounds
=550  \\$wg$aReverse transcriptase inhibitors
=670  \\$aWork cat: 2019394984: United States. Congress. House. Committee on Oversight and Reform. HIV prevention drug, 2019:$bp. 5 (tenofovir) p. 7-8 (tenofovir disoproxil fumarate)
=670  \\$aMerriam-Webster website, Jan. 23, 2020$b(tenofovir: a reverse transcriptase inhibitor that is administered orally, especially in the form of its fumarate, usually in conjunction with other antiretroviral drugs to treat hepatitis B and HIV infection)
=670  \\$aMeSH browser, June 19, 2020$b(tenofovir: an adenine analog reverse transcriptase inhibitor with antiviral activity against HIV-1 and Hepatitis B; entry terms: tenofovir disoproxil, tenofovir disoproxil fumarate, Viread) MeSH tree structures (organic chemicals > organophosphorus compounds > organophosphonates; heterocyclic compounds > purines > adenine)
=670  \\$aWikipedia, June 19, 2020$b(tenofovir disoproxil: "tenofovir" redirects here; sold under the trade name Viread among others)
=675  \\$aWeb. 3
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=150  \\$aTeeth, Fossil$xHistology
=450  \\$aDental histology, Fossil
=450  \\$aFossil dental histology
=450  \\$aFossil tooth histology
=450  \\$aTooth histology, Fossil
=550  \\$wg$aPaleohistology
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Whitney, M.R. Histological insights into trait acquisition in non-mammalian synapsids, 2019:$babstr. (examines a broad taxonomic sampling of synapsid fossils with special attention to the histological details of their dentitions)
=670  \\$aPLoS one, v. 13(8):e0200951 (August 8, 2018), viewed online June 25, 2020:$bp. 1 (article title: Tooth mineralization and histology patterns in extinct and extant snaggletooth sharks, Hemipristis (Carcharhiniformes, Hemigaleidae)--evolutionary significance or ecological adaptation?; tooth histology of sharks; high resolution micro-CT images of jaws and teeth from selected carcharhiniform sharks (including extant and fossil snaggletooth sharks)) p. 2 (the tooth histology of the extinct species Hemipristis serra (from the Miocene) and Hemipristis curvatus (from the Eocene))
=670  \\$aScientific reports, v. 7:15965 (2017), viewed online June 25, 2020:$bp. 1 (article title: Reconstructing molar growth from enamel histology in extant and extinct Equus) p. 4 (dental histology of fossil Equus)
=670  \\$aPLoS one, v. 10(4):e0123019 (April 22, 2015), viewed online June 16, 2020:$bp. 1 (synchrotron virtual histology and high quality three-dimensional rendering of dental surfaces and internal interfaces; fossil hominin teeth) p. 3 (2D synchrotron paleohistology) p. 21 (histology of prehistoric teeth) p. 23 (Dental development of the Australopithecus sediba juvenile MH1 determined from synchrotron virtual paleohistology)
=670  \\$aLeBlanc, A.R.H. Fossil teeth and bones under the microscope, via Aaron R.H. LeBlanc website, June 16, 2020$b(the process of fossilization doesn't erase all of the tissue-level details of your sample, but instead preserves them well enough (usually) to compare them with modern tissue samples; histological section through a fossilized horse tooth; closeup of a thin section through the tooth root and the surrounding hard tissues that fuse the tooth to the jaw in an extinct animal called Dimetrodon; palaeohistology; palaeohistologists often use different lighting filters to visualize different aspects of the bone and tooth tissues they're looking at)
=670  \\$aSociety of Vertebrate Paleontology. Annual Meeting (72nd : 2012 : Raleigh, N.C.). Society of Vertebrate Paleontology October, 2012 abstracts of papers, Seventy-Second Annual Meeting, 2012, viewed online June 16, 2020:$bp. 68 (Dental histology and tooth implantation in early Permian non-mammalian synapsids; we describe for the first time the tooth attachment of marginal and palatal teeth of sphenacodontids and the marginal dentition of a mycterosaurine varanopid using histological methods) p. 126 (Dental histology of Diadectomorpha and the evolution of cementum and alveolar bone within Amniota; histological examination of the marginal dentition of Diadectes shows for the first time that plicidentine (dentine infolded towards the pulp cavity) was present in Diadectidae) p. 154 (the morphology, histology, and development of teeth in early tetrapods)
=750  \2$81$wb$iBroader mapping$aPaleodontology$0(DNLM)D010161$4BM$5IEN-M
=750  \2$81$wb$iBroader mapping$aHistology$0(DNLM)D006653$4BM$5IEN-M
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=150  \\$aSexual minority military personnel
=450  \\$aSexual minorities in military service
=450  \\$aSexual minorities in the Armed Forces
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=450  \\$aSexual minority service members
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=670  \\$aWork cat.: The among dreams LGBTQI military archive : mapping invisible histories by documenting the dreams and stories of LGBTQI servicemembers and veterans, viewed online July 6, 2020:$bhome page (LGBTQI active duty members and veterans)
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=053  \0$aRM301.635
=150  \\$aRNA targeting
=450  \\$aTargeting, RNA
=550  \\$wg$aDrug targeting
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Walker, M.J. Targeting RNA structures that control protein synthesis and RNA stability, 2019:$bp. 11 (Targeting structured RNA in human disease; RNA as a drug target; targeting strategies including the prospect of using structured, disease-associated RNA molecules as viable drug targets) p. 16 (RNA targeting strategies; RNA-targeted drug discovery) p. 21 (targeting for some RNA targets) p. 33 (Currently, the five RNA targeted drugs that are FDA approved are antisense oligonucleotides, targeting RNA sequence rather than structure)
=670  \\$aNature reviews. Drug discovery, v. 17 (2018):$bp. 547 (Principles for targeting RNA with drug-like small molecules; Messenger and non-coding RNAs contain highly structured elements, and evidence suggests that many of these structures are important for function. Targeting these RNAs with small molecules offers opportunities to therapeutically modulate numerous cellular processes; principles for discovering small-molecule drugs that target RNA)
=670  \\$aJournal of the American Chemical Society, 1 May 2019:$bp. 6776 (Targeting RNA with small molecules to capture opportunities at the intersection of chemistry, biology, and medicine; RNA targets; RNA as a small molecule druggable target)
=670  \\$aNew advances in RNA targeting, 2020:$bp. 5 (The main concept of RNA-targeting therapy is the use of molecular "arrows" selectively hitting the structure and functional activity of specific RNAs to alter the expression of disease-relevant genes) p. 187 (novel tailored drugs for RNA targeting)
=670  \\$aChemBioChem, Oct. 2003:$bp. 915 (This edition of ChemBioChem is devoted to the topic of RNA targeting) p. 916 (RNA as a drug target; targeting RNA with novel small molecules)
=670  \\$aBioorganic & medicinal chemistry, 1 July 2010:$bp. 4702 (Efficient RNA-targeting by the introduction of aromatic stacking in the duplex major groove via 5-(1-phenyl-1,2,3-triazol-4-yl)-2ʹ-deoxyuridines; targeting RNA-sequences by synthetic oligonucleotide) p. 4707 (targeting RNA)
=670  \\$aDance, A. Drug discovery techniques open the door to RNA-targeted drugs, via TheScientist.com, Jun 1, 2019, viewed on June 22, 2020$b(the key techniques making RNA targeting the next big thing in drug development)
=675  \\$aMeSH browser, June 22, 2020
=750  \2$81$wb$iBroader mapping$aDrug Delivery Systems$0(DNLM)D016503$4BM$5IEN-M
=750  \2$81$wb$iBroader mapping$aRNA$0(DNLM)D012313$4BM$5IEN-M
=788  \2$iSearch also under the Medical Subject Headings used together in the same record:$aDrug Delivery Systems$iand$aRNA$5IEN-M

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=150  \\$aReverse transcriptase inhibitors
=450  \\$aInhibitors, Reverse transcriptase
=550  \\$wg$aAntiretroviral agents
=550  \\$wg$aEnzyme inhibitors
=670  \\$aWork cat: 2019394984: United States. Congress. House. Committee on Oversight and Reform. HIV prevention drug, 2019$b([narrower terms found])
=670  \\$aMeSH browser, June 18, 2020$b(reverse transcriptase inhibitors: inhibitors of reverse transcriptase (RNA-directed DNA polymerase), an enzyme that synthesizes DNA on an RNA template) MeSH tree structures (... antiviral agents > anti-retroviral agents; ... enzyme inhibitors > nucleic acid synthesis inhibitors)
=670  \\$aReverse transcriptase inhibitors in HIV/AIDS therapy, 2006.
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=150  \\$aPhosgene
=450  \\$aCarbonic acid dichloride
=450  \\$aCarbon dichloride oxide
=450  \\$aCarbon oxychloride
=450  \\$aCarbonic chloride
=450  \\$aCarbonic dichloride
=450  \\$aCarbonyl chloride
=450  \\$aCarbonyl dichloride
=450  \\$aCarbonylchlorid
=450  \\$aCarbonylchloride
=450  \\$aChloro ketone
=450  \\$aChloroformyl chloride
=450  \\$aChloroketone
=450  \\$aCombat gas
=450  \\$aDichloroformaldehyde
=450  \\$aDichloroketone
=450  \\$aFosgeen
=450  \\$aFosgen
=450  \\$aFosgene
=450  \\$aPhosgen
=550  \\$wg$aCarbonyl halides
=550  \\$wg$aChlorides
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 96-1172: Phosgene and related carbonyl halides, 1996.
=670  \\$aHawley chem. dict.$b(phosgene; carbonyl chloride, carbon oxychloride, chloroformyl chloride; CAS: 75-44-5; COCl₂)
=670  \\$aOld catalog hdg.$b(Phosgene)
=670  \\$aRandom House$b(phosgene)
=670  \\$aPubChem website, July 2, 2020$b(Phosgene. Molecular Formula: COCl2 or CCl2O. Synonyms: Carbonic dichloride; Carbonyl dichloride; Carbonyl chloride; Phosgen; Chloroformyl chloride; Carbon oxychloride; Carbonic chloride; Carbonylchlorid; Carbon dichloride oxide; Fosgeen; Fosgen; Carbonic acid dichloride; Dichloroformaldehyde; Fosgene; Combat gas; chloroketone; dichloroketone; carbonylchloride; chloro ketone)
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=670  \\$aWork cat: 2020028730: Metal-organic framework nanocomposites, 2020:$bpref. (Metal-organic frameworks (MOFs) are nanoporous polymers, consisting of inorganic metal focuses connected together by natural ligands)
=670  \\$aNanowerk web site, viewed June 26, 2020$b(What is a MOF (metal organic framework)? Metal-organic frameworks (MOFs) are organic-inorganic hybrid crystalline porous materials that consist of a regular array of positively charged metal ions surrounded by organic 'linker' molecules. The metal ions form nodes that bind the arms of the linkers together to form a repeating, cage-like structure. Due to this hollow structure, MOFs have an extraordinarily large internal surface area)
=670  \\$aNature web site, viewed June 26, 2020$b(Metal--organic frameworks: Metal-organic frameworks (MOFs) are a class of crystalline materials that consist of coordination bonds between transition-metal cations and multidentate organic linkers. The structure of MOFs is characterized by an open framework that can be porous (porous materials). MOFs can be used for gas storage, purification and separation, as well catalysis and sensing applications)
=670  \\$aWikipedia, viewed June 26, 2020$b(Metal-organic frameworks (MOFs) are a class of compounds consisting of metal ions or clusters coordinated to organic ligands to form one-, two-, or three-dimensional structures. They are a subclass of coordination polymers, with the special feature that they are often porous)
=670  \\$aInspec, viewed June 26, 2020$b(uncontrolled term: Metal-organic frameworks; more than 3000 search results)
=670  \\$aEngineering index, viewed June 26, 2020$b(controlled term: Metal-organic frameworks)
=670  \\$aApplied science and technology full text, viewed June 26, 2020$b(controlled term: Metal-oranic frameworks)
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=150  \\$aEmtricitabine/tenofovir disoproxil fumarate
=450  \\$aEmtricitabine and tenofovir disoproxil fumarate
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=670  \\$aWork cat: 2019394984: United States. Congress. House. Committee on Oversight and Reform. HIV prevention drug, 2019:$bp. 1 (Truvada is a drug that prevents the transmission of HIV through a treatment called preexposure prophylaxis)
=670  \\$aTruvada website, Jan. 8, 2020$b(emtricitabine 200 mg/tenofovir disoproxil fumarate 300 mg tablets; TRUVADA for PrEP)
=670  \\$aHIV.gov website, Jun. 18, 2020:$bHIV basics, HIV prevention, pre-exposure prophylaxis (combination of two anti-HIV drugs in a single pill: emtricitabine and tenofovir disoproxil fumarate, sold under the brand name Truvada)
=670  \\$aMeSH browser, Jun. 18, 2020:$bsearch: truvada (emtricitabine, tenofovir disoproxil fumarate drug combination: pharmaceutical preparation used as an anti-HIV agent in the treatment and prevention of HIV infections; entry term: Truvada) MeSH tree structures ([directly subordinate to:] tenofovir; and: emtricitabine)
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=150  \\$aEmtricitabine
=450  \\$aCoviracil
=450  \\$aEmtriva (Trademark)
=550  \\$wg$aNucleosides
=550  \\$wg$aPyrimidines
=550  \\$wg$aReverse transcriptase inhibitors
=670  \\$aWork cat: 2019394984: United States. Congress. House. Committee on Oversight and Reform. HIV prevention drug, 2019:$bp. 7 (emtricitabine)
=670  \\$aMerriam-Webster website, Jan. 23, 2020$b(emtricitabine: a synthetic reverse transcriptase inhibitor administered orally, typically in conjunction with other antiretroviral agents to treat HIV infection)
=670  \\$aMeSH browser, June 19, 2020$b(emtricitabine: a deoxycytidine analog and reverse transcriptase inhibitor with antiviral activity against HIV-1 and Hepatitis B viruses; entry terms: Coviracil, Emtriva) MeSH tree structures (heterocyclic compounds > pyrimidines > pyrimidine nucleosides > cytidine > deoxycytidine; nucleic acids, nucleotides, and nucleosides > nucleosides > deoxyribonucleosides > deoxycytidine)
=670  \\$aWikipedia, June 19, 2020$b(emtricitabine: trade name Emtriva, formerly Coviracil)
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=150  \\$aDNA nanotechnology
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=670  \\$aWork cat.: Chen, S. Building programmable matter through DNA-based chemical computing, 2019:$bp. 5 (DNA nanotechnology) p. 23 (DNA is well known for its role as carrier of biological information. But recent advances in DNA nanotechnology have demonstrated that synthetic DNA is a promising engineering material for building molecular circuits and nano-devices) p. 25 (Structural DNA nanotechnology leverages the programmability of DNA to build 2D and 3D self-assembled constructs at the molecular length scale)
=670  \\$aDNA nanotechnology, 2018.
=670  \\$a2017052286: Anal, A. Bionanotechnology, 2018:$btable of contents (DNA nanotechnology and bionanotechnology)
=670  \\$a2017013235: DNA nanotechnology for bioanalysis, 2017.
=670  \\$aNature.com, July 8, 2020:$bsubjects > DNA nanotechnology (DNA nanotechnology is a branch of nanotechnology concerned with the design, study and application of synthetic structures based on DNA. DNA nanotechnology takes advantage of the physical and chemical properties of DNA rather than the genetic information it carries)$uhttps://www.nature.com/subjects/dna-nanotechnology
=670  \\$aSeeman, N.C. DNA nanotechnology, in Nature reviews. Materials, v. 3, article no. 17068 (2018):$bp. 1 (DNA is the molecule that stores and transmits genetic information in biological systems. The field of DNA nanotechnology takes this molecule out of its biological context and uses its information to assemble structural motifs and then to connect them together. This field has had a remarkable impact on nanoscience and nanotechnology, and has been revolutionary in our ability to control molecular self-assembly.)
=670  \\$aAdvanced materials, v. 31 (2019), 1806294:$bp. 1 (In the past 35 years, DNA nanotechnology has grown to a highly innovative and vibrant field of research at the interface of chemistry, materials science, biotechnology, and nanotechnology; various subdisciplines of DNA nanotechnology, ranging from pure "structural DNA nanotechnology" over protein-DNA assemblies, nanoparticle-based DNA materials, and DNA polymers to DNA surface technology)
=670  \\$aNanoscale, v. 8 (2016):$bp. 9037 (Nanoparticles and DNA--a powerful and growing functional combination in bionanotechnology)
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=670  \\$aWork cat: Bangkok utopia, 2021:$bECIP title page (modern architecture and Buddhist felicities) ECIP abstract (The construction of palaces, monastic complexes, walls, forts, and canals created a defensive network while symbolically locating the terrestrial realm of the king within the Theravada Buddhist cosmos)
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=150  \\$aAnxiety on television
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=670  \\$aWork cat: Ames, Melissa. Small screen, big feels, 2020:$bCIP t.p. (television and cultural anxiety in the twenty-first century)$w(DLC)2020022841
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=150  \\$aAnxiety in women
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=670  \\$aWork cat.: 97-41355: De Rosis, H. Women and anxiety, 1997.
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=670  \\$aWork cat.: 2008351273: Torvinen, J. Musiikki ahdistuksen taitona, 2007.
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=670  \\$a93-177522: Bonfand, Alain. L'ombre de la nuit : essai sur la mélancolie et l'angoisse dans les œuvres de Mario Sironi et de Paul Klee entre 1933 et 1940, c1993.
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=150  \\$aMagnetic nanoparticles
=450  \\$aMNPs (Magnetic nanoparticles)
=450  \\$aNanoparticulate magnetic materials
=550  \\$wg$aMagnetic materials
=550  \\$wg$aNanoparticles
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Shasha, C. Nonequilibrium nanoparticle dynamics for the development of magnetic particle imaging, 2019:$babstr. (This work focuses on modeling the nonequilibrium dynamics of magnetic nanoparticles) p. 1 (magnetic nanoparticles (MNPs); due to their small size, MNPs are able to infiltrate biological systems and can bind to, or be internalized in, specifically targeted cells; their magnetic properties allow these particles to be controlled and detected by an externally applied magnetic field, for specific functionality or guided delivery)
=670  \\$a2014005657: Magnetic nanoparticles, 2014.
=670  \\$a2011047272: Magnetic nanoparticles, ©2012.
=670  \\$a2009455368: Magnetic nanoparticles, 2009:$bp. 25 (Nanoparticulate magnetic materials)
=670  \\$aScientific reports, v. 10, article no. 1922 (2020):$bp. 1 (magnetic nanoparticles (MNPs))
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=150  \\$aMoral injuries
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=670  \\$aWork cat: Morality and ethics at war: 2020$bECIP introduction (A significant number of participants in today's wars return home carrying with them unseen wounds that are not physical in the way that traumatic brain injury is, and are not psychophysical in the way that post-traumatic stress order is, but are instead lacerations and dislocations of the very moral framework that defines the sufferer's identity. These moral injuries can result from acts, omissions or even a sense of betrayal) chapter 3 (moral injury as something distinct that is often comorbid with PTSD; lack of clarity over what, precisely, defines moral injury)$w(DLC)2020019573
=670  \\$aVeterans Administration PTSD: National Center for PTSD website, viewed May 14, 2020:$bMoral Injury ((1). Moral injury is the distressing psychological, behavioral, social, and sometimes spiritual aftermath of exposure to such events (2). A moral injury can occur when someone is put in a situation where they behave in a way or witness behaviors that go against their values and moral beliefs)
=670  \\$aSyracuse University The Moral Injury Project webpage, viewed July 22, 2020:$b(Moral injury is the damage done to one's conscience or moral compass when that person perpetrates, witnesses, or fails to prevent acts that transgress one's own moral beliefs, values, or ethical codes of conduct; Within the context of military service, particularly regarding the experience of war, "moral injury" refers to the lasting emotional, psychological, social, behavioral, and spiritual impacts of actions that violate a service member's core moral values and behavioral expectations of self or others; the concept itself is not new -- throughout history philosophers, poets, and warriors themselves have long wrestled with the ethical dilemmas inherent in war -- the term "moral injury" is more recent, and is thought to have originated in the writings of Vietnam War veteran and peace activist Camillo "Mac" Bica and Jonathan Shay )
=670  \\$aCritical challenges to police officer wellness, 2019, in Oxford research encyclopedia of criminology, online, viewed July 22, 2020:$bsummary (moral injury occurs when officers witness or take part in acts that violate their deeply held moral beliefs, which in turn carries implications for psychological and spiritual well-being)
=670  \\$aVolunteers of America WWW site, July 22, 2020:$bThe Shay Moral Injury Center (Moral injury is the suffering people experience when we are in high stakes situations, things go wrong, and harm results that challenges our deepest moral codes and ability to trust in others or ourselves. The harm may be something we did, something we witnessed, or something that was done to us. It results in moral emotions such as shame, guilt, self-condemnation, outrage, and sorrow.)
=670  \\$aPhysicians aren't 'burning out. They're suffering from moral injury, opinion piece in STAT, July 26, 2018, viewed online July 22, 2020:$b(The term "moral injury" was first used to describe soldiers' responses to their actions in war. It represents "perpetrating, failing to prevent, bearing witness to, or learning about acts that transgress deeply held moral beliefs and expectations." The moral injury of health care is not the offense of killing another human in the context of war. It is being unable to provide high-quality care and healing in the context of health care. In an increasingly business-oriented and profit-driven health care environment, physicians must consider a multitude of factors other than their patients' best interests when deciding on treatment. )
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=150  \\$aFolklore on television
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=670  \\$aWork cat.: Journal of American folklore, 2003:$bv. 116, no. 460, p. 176 (Koven, Mikel J. Folklore Studies and Popular Film and Television: A Necessary Critical Survey)
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=150  \\$aChemical biology
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=550  \\$wg$aChemistry
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Chemical biology : methods and protocols, 2015$w(DLC)2014959096$w(OCoLC)902851535
=670  \\$aChemical biology : applications and techniques, ©2006$w(DLC)2006012747$w(OCoLC)63186146
=670  \\$aChemical biology : from small molecules to systems biology and drug design, ©2007$w(OCoLC)74969870
=670  \\$aCivjan, N. Chemical biology : approaches to drug discovery and development to targeting disease, 2012$w(DLC)2012012322$w(OCoLC)749857596
=670  \\$aComputational tools for chemical biology, 2018$w(DLC)2017448755$w(OCoLC)968162319
=670  \\$aNature chemical biology, June 2015:$bp. 378 (Chemical biology is the application of chemistry to investigate biological systems or to solve biological problems. Whereas traditional disciplines, such as organic chemistry and biochemistry, have a vertical focus, applying techniques to discipline-specific questions, chemical biology has a more horizontal focus, borrowing tools from organic chemistry, biochemistry, analytical chemistry, molecular biology, structural biology and/or cell biology to study biological questions at the molecular level; Chemical biology is destined to answer questions in biology in the broadest sense by using chemistry, chemical techniques or novel chemical probes, but with the biology in the center of the work. Chemical biology differs from biochemistry because the latter is usually defined as a disassembled and reconstituted system of biomolecules whereas chemical biology might be targeting or attempting to understand chemistry in intact cells, tissues or whole animal systems)
=670  \\$aChemical biology, via nature.com, July 29, 2020$b(Chemical biology is the study of the chemicals and chemical reactions involved in biological processes, incorporating the disciplines of bioorganic chemistry, biochemistry, cell biology and pharmacology. Chemicals--including natural small molecules, such as lipids, carbohydrates and metals, or non-natural probe or drug molecules--are used to gain insight into biological problems at a mechanistic level.)
=670  \\$aChemical biology, via Cornell University Department of Chemistry & Chemical Biology website, July 29, 2020$b(We define Chemical Biology as the application of chemistry to the study of molecular events in biological systems. This broad interdisciplinary interpretation encompasses well-established divisions of chemistry such as bioorganic, biophysical, bioanalytical, bioinorganic and biochemistry)
=670  \\$aFrontiers in chemistry. Chemical biology, via WWW, July 29, 2020$b(chemical biology, a rapidly growing field at the interface of chemistry and biology; chemical tools and techniques to visualize, understand and manipulate biological systems and processes at the molecular level)
=670  \\$aBiology dictionary, via WWW, July 29, 2020$b(Chemical Biology: a scientific discipline that combines chemistry and biology by using chemistry and chemical techniques to study biological systems. The main difference between chemical biology and biochemistry is that chemical biology involves adding novel chemical compounds to a biological system, while biochemistry is the study of chemical reactions that naturally happen inside organisms. Examples of chemical biology research include controlling cell division and other cell activities, using small molecules as targets for treatment, and manipulating stem cells. Differences between chemical biology and biochemistry: Chemical biology adds chemical compounds to biological systems in order to see what effect these chemicals have on cells and tissues. Chemical biologists often synthesize and add new compounds to cells. The goal of chemical biology research is to develop techniques that can eventually be applied to cells in a living organism, such as treatment options for cancer and other diseases. Biochemistry, on the other hand, is all about the chemical processes that already occur naturally in the cell. Instead of adding chemical compounds to cells to see the effects, biochemistry researchers study the chemical reactions that occur in organisms and the molecular makeup of these compounds. Biochemists also tend to study larger molecules like proteins and nucleic acids, while chemical biologists study smaller molecules)$uhttps://biologydictionary.net/chemical-biology/
=680  \\$iHere are entered works on the use of chemistry and chemical techniques to study biological systems. Works on the study of naturally occurring chemical reactions in organisms are entered under$aBiochemistry.
=681  \\$iNote under$aBiochemistry
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=150  \\$aPhotodegradation
=550  \\$wg$aDecomposition (Chemistry)
=550  \\$wg$aPhotochemistry
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 2007011008: Photochemical reactions in heterochain polymers, 2007.
=670  \\$aPolymer sci. dict.$b(photodegradation; degradation induced by exposure to ultraviolet (UV) radiation)
=670  \\$aWikipedia, Mar. 15, 2007$b(Photodegradation is degradation of a photodegradable molecule caused by the absorption of photons, particularly those wavelengths found in sunlight, such as infrared radiation, visible light and ultraviolet light. However, other forms of electromagnetic radiation can cause photodegradation)
=670  \\$aMcGraw-Hill concise encyc. of chemistry, 2004$b(photodegradation reduction in the useful properties of materials because of the chemical changes resulting from the absorption of light. All organic materials can photodegrade, but the process has greatest relevance for polymers where scission of the polymer backbone is particularly important)
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=450  \\$aPathway, Wnt
=450  \\$aSignal transduction pathway, Wnt
=450  \\$aSignaling pathway, Wnt
=450  \\$aWnt signal transduction pathway
=450  \\$aWnt signaling pathway
=550  \\$wg$aCellular signal transduction
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Fagnan, E. Mechanisms for scaffold-mediated regulation of kinase activity in the Wnt signaling pathway, 2019:$bp. 11 (the Wnt signaling pathway; the Wnt pathway)
=670  \\$aWikipedia, July 20, 2020:$bWnt signaling pathway (The Wnt signaling pathways are a group of signal transduction pathways which begin with proteins that pass signals into a cell through cell surface receptors. The name Wnt is a portmanteau created from the names Wingless and Int-1. Wnt signaling pathways use either nearby cell-cell communication (paracrine) or same-cell communication (autocrine). They are highly evolutionarily conserved in animals, which means they are similar across animal species from fruit flies to humans. Three Wnt signaling pathways have been characterized: the canonical Wnt pathway, the noncanonical planar cell polarity pathway, and the noncanonical Wnt/calcium pathway. All three pathways are activated by the binding of a Wnt-protein ligand to a Frizzled family receptor, which passes the biological signal to the Dishevelled protein inside the cell)
=670  \\$aCell research, v. 15 (2005):$bp. 28 (Wnt proteins are secreted from cells and act on target cells through a pathway that, compared to other signaling pathways, is unusually complex and subject to extensive feed-back control) p. 29 (Wnt pathway; Wnt signaling pathway)
=670  \\$aAnnual review of cell and developmental biology, v. 20 (2004):$bp. 781 (The Wnt signaling pathway) p. 782 (Wnt signal transduction) p. 790 (Wnt pathway)
=670  \\$aOrganogenesis, v. 4(2) (2008 Apr-Jun):$bp. 68 (The Wnt signaling pathway is an ancient and evolutionarily conserved pathway that regulates crucial aspects of cell fate determination, cell migration, cell polarity, neural patterning and organogenesis during embryonic development; Wnt signal transduction pathway)
=670  \\$aMeSH browser, July 20, 2020$b(Wnt Signaling Pathway. UF Wnt Pathway; Wnt Pathway, Canonical; Wnt beta-Catenin Signaling Pathway. SN A complex signaling pathway whose name is derived from the Drosophila Wg gene, and the vertebrate INT gene. The signaling pathway is initiated by the binding of Wnt proteins to cell surface Wnt receptors which interact with the Axin signaling complex and an array of second messengers that influence the actions of beta catenin. In MeSH Tree Structures under: Signal Transduction)
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=150  \\$aSumoylation
=450  \\$aSUMO-conjugation
=550  \\$wg$aPost-translational modification
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Shelton, P.M.M. Chemical approaches to investigate the biochemical crosstalk between histone sumoylation, methylation and acetylation, 2019:$bpp. i-ii (how sumoylation modulates the activity of lysine specific iidemethylase1(LSD1) and histone deacetylase 1 (HDAC1) complexes associated with gene silencing)
=670  \\$aSumoylation, via nature.com, June 29, 2020$b(Sumoylation is a post-translational modification process. It is analogous to ubiquitylation in terms of the reaction scheme and enzyme classes used, but rather than conjugation by ubiquitin, sumoylation involves addition of SUMOs (small ubiquitin-like modifiers). Sumoylation can affect a protein's structure and subcellular localization)$uhttps://www.nature.com/subjects/sumoylation
=670  \\$aGeiss‑Friedlander, R. Concepts in sumoylation, in Nature reviews. Molecular cell biology, v. 8 (Dec. 2007), viewed online June 29, 2020$b(SUMO (small ubiquitin-related modifier) proteins are ∼10-kD polypeptides that function as reversible post-translational protein modifiers. They form isopeptide bonds with ɛ-amino groups of acceptor Lys residues in hundreds of target proteins in a process termed sumoylation. Sumoylation requires a cascade of enzymatic steps that involves an E1 activating enzyme, an E2 conjugating enzyme and, in most cases, an E3 SUMO ligase. Owing to SUMO-specific isopeptidases, this modification is highly dynamic)$uhttps://www.nature.com/articles/nrm2293
=670  \\$aSumoylation - an overview, via ScienceDirect website, June 29, 2020$b(Sumoylation is a reversible posttranslational modification in which a small ubiquitin-like modifier (SUMO) is covalently conjugated to a lysine residue in a target protein. This provides an efficient way to modulate the subcellular localization, activity, and stability of a wide variety of substrates; Sumoylation regulates the functional properties of a large number of proteins and thereby plays a very important role in the normal functions of cells)$uhttps://www.sciencedirect.com/topics/neuroscience/sumoylation
=670  \\$aThe FEBS journal, Oct. 2015:$bp. 3669 (SUMOylation is a post-translational modification that regulates a multitude of cellular processes, including replication, cell-cycle progression, protein transport and the DNA damage response. Similar to ubiquitin, SUMO (small ubiquitin-like modifier) is covalently attached to target proteins in a reversible process via an enzymatic cascade. SUMOylation is essential for nearly all eukaryotic organisms, and deregulation of the SUMO system is associated with human diseases such as cancer and neurodegenerative diseases)
=670  \\$aMeSH browser, June 29, 2020$b(Sumoylation. UF SUMO-Conjugation. SN A type of post-translational protein modification by small ubiquitin-related modifier proteins (also known as SUMO proteins))
=750  \2$aSumoylation$0(DNLM)D058207$5IEN-M

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=150  \\$aSocial distancing (Public health)
=450  \\$aDistancing, Physical (Public health)
=450  \\$aDistancing, Social (Public health)
=450  \\$aPhysical distancing (Public health)
=450  \\$aSocial distance$xHealth aspects
=550  \\$wg$aCommunicable diseases$xPrevention
=550  \\$wg$aPublic health
=670  \\$aWork cat: Global health alert: coronavirus 2019 : for 14 days after your trip--- stay home. Monitor your health. Practice social distancing, 2020.
=670  \\$aa OED online, July 27, 2020$bsocial distancing, n. (sense 2. The action or practice of maintaining a certain physical distance from, or limiting physical contact with, another person or people (esp. family and friends), esp. in order to avoid catching or transmitting an infectious disease, or as one of a number of public health measures designed to inhibit its spread.)
=670  \\$aCDC web site, Sept. 16, 2020$bSocial distancing (Social distancing, also called "physical distancing," means keeping a safe space between yourself and other people who are not from your household)
=670  \\$aRosalynn Carter Institute for Caregiving web site, Sept. 16, 2020$b(Keeping social distance: According to the CDC, social distancing involves remaining out of congregate settings, avoiding mass gatherings, and maintaining distance whenever possible to limit the ability of the virus to spread)
=750  \2$aPhysical Distancing$0(DNLM)D000085762$5IEN-M

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=150  \\$aSmall ubiquitin-related modifiers
=450  \\$aSentrin proteins
=450  \\$aSentrins
=450  \\$aSmall ubiquitin-like modifiers
=450  \\$aSmall ubiquitin-related modifier proteins
=450  \\$aSUMO proteins
=450  \\$aSUMOs (Proteins)
=450  \\$aUbiquitin-like modifiers, Small
=450  \\$aUbiquitin-related modifiers, Small
=550  \\$wg$aProteins
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Shelton, P.M.M. Chemical approaches to investigate the biochemical crosstalk between histone sumoylation, methylation and acetylation, 2019:$bp. i (the small ubiquitin-like modifier (SUMO) family of proteins)
=670  \\$aSUMO : methods and protocols, 2016:$bp. v (The Small Ubiquitin-related MOdifier (SUMO) molecules are implicated in the regulation of multiple critical cellular functions and consequently associated with several pathologies) pp. 3-4 (small ubiquitin-related modifier (SUMO); the family of proteins now known as small ubiquitin-related modifiers, or SUMOs)
=670  \\$aSumoylation, via nature.com, June 29, 2020$b(Sumoylation is a post-translational modification process. It is analogous to ubiquitylation in terms of the reaction scheme and enzyme classes used, but rather than conjugation by ubiquitin, sumoylation involves addition of SUMOs (small ubiquitin-like modifiers)$uhttps://www.nature.com/subjects/sumoylation
=670  \\$aGeiss‑Friedlander, R. Concepts in sumoylation, in Nature reviews. Molecular cell biology, v. 8 (Dec. 2007), viewed online June 29, 2020$b(SUMO (small ubiquitin-related modifier) proteins are ∼10-kD polypeptides that function as reversible post-translational protein modifiers)
=670  \\$aSumoylation - an overview, via ScienceDirect website, June 29, 2020$b(Sumoylation is a reversible posttranslational modification in which a small ubiquitin-like modifier (SUMO) is covalently conjugated to a lysine residue in a target protein)
=670  \\$aMeSH browser, June 29, 2020$b(Small Ubiquitin-Related Modifier Proteins. UF SUMO Proteins; Sentrin Proteins; Sentrins; Ubiquitin-Related Modifier Protein, Small. SN A class of structurally related proteins of 12-20 kDa in size. They covalently modify specific proteins in a manner analogous to ubiquitin)
=750  \2$aSmall Ubiquitin-Related Modifier Proteins$0(DNLM)D025841$5IEN-M

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=150  \\$aPolythiophenes
=450  \\$aPolythiophene polymers
=550  \\$wg$aConjugated polymers
=550  \\$wg$aThiophenes
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 97108053: Schopf, G. Polythiophenes, c1997.
=670  \\$aPakhnyuk, V. Elucidating structural effects of conjugated polymers on charge transport and durability for organic electronics and development of stretchable semiconducting materials, 2019:$babstr. (polythiophene polymers; polythiophenes; conjugated polymers) p. 1 (we focus on polythiophene π-conjugated backbones and study the electrical and mechanical properties correlating to different side chain structures)
=670  \\$aPolythiophene - an overview, via ScienceDirect, Aug. 3, 2020$b(Conjugated polymers (CPs) like polyaniline, polypyrrole, and polythiophene are polymers with backbones composed of alternate single and double bonds leading to delocalized π-electrons)
=675  \\$aChem. abst.;$aHackh chem. dict.;$aHawley chem. dict.;$aMcGraw-Hill dict. sci. tech.;$aPolymer sci. dict.
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=150  \\$aOcular dominance
=450  \\$aDominance, Eye
=450  \\$aDominance, Ocular
=450  \\$aEye dominance
=450  \\$aEye preference
=450  \\$aEyedness
=450  \\$aPreference, Eye
=550  \\$wg$aBinocular vision
=550  \\$wg$aLaterality
=550  \\$wg$aVisual perception
=670  \\$aWork cat: Drawing on the dominant eye, 2020:$bECIP galley ("eyedness"; outward sign of brain organization; eye dominance)$w(DLC)2020032920
=670  \\$aAPA Thesaurus of Psychological Index Terms, July 21, 2020$b(Ocular Dominance; used for: Eye Dominance; Broader terms: Lateral Dominance; Related Terms: Brain; Eye (Anatomy); Interocular Transfer; Left Hemisphere; Right Hemisphere)
=670  \\$aBritannica, July 21, 2020:$bunder Human eye/Perceptual aspects of vision (Ocular dominance; the condition when one retinal image habitually compels attention at the expense of the other)
=670  \\$aMeSH, July 21, 2020$b(MeSH Heading: Dominance, Ocular; Scope Note: The functional superiority and preferential use of one eye over the other; Entry Terms: Eye Dominance; Eyedness)
=670  \\$aOED, July 23, 2020$b(eyedness, n. The condition of having a dominant or preferred eye (right or left))
=670  \\$aWikipedia, July 21, 2020$b(Ocular dominance; sometimes called eye preference or eyedness, is the tendency to prefer visual input from one eye to the other. It is somewhat analogous to the laterality of right- or left-handedness)
=750  \2$aDominance, Ocular$0(DNLM)D023882$5IEN-M

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=040  \\$aWaU$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aNucleosomes
=450  \\$aDinucleosomes
=450  \\$aMononucleosomes
=450  \\$aPolynucleosomes
=550  \\$wg$aChromatin
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Shelton, P.M.M. Chemical approaches to investigate the biochemical crosstalk between histone sumoylation, methylation and acetylation, 2019:$bp. ii (mono- and polyacetylated nucleosomes) p. iii (mononucleosomes) p. 1 (the nucleosome as the basic repeating unit of chromatin)
=670  \\$aRieger, R. Glossary of genetics : classical and molecular, 1991$b(nucleosome: any of the repeat units of eukaryotic chromatin consisting of DNA folded around a histone care as a 1.8-turn left-handed superhelix; the principal function of nucleosomes is to compact DNA into the 30-nm filament)
=670  \\$aOxford dictionary of biochemistry and molecular biology, 2006$b(nucleosome: a particle that forms the primary packing unit of DNA in chromatin. Nucleosomes give electron micrographs of decondensed chromatin a 'beads-on-a‐string' appearance, and are released on mild digestion of eukaryotic nuclei with micrococcal endonuclease. Each consists of a segment of duplex DNA, 160-240 base pairs long, with associated histone; about 146 base pairs of the DNA comprise a core particle and the remainder form the linker DNA)
=670  \\$aMeSH browser, June 29, 2020$b(Nucleosomes. UF Dinucleosomes; Polynucleosomes. SN The repeating structural units of chromatin, each consisting of approximately 200 base pairs of DNA wound around a protein core. This core is composed of the histones H2A, H2B, H3, and H4. In MeSH Tree Structures under: Chromatin)
=670  \\$aFEBS letters, Sept. 1980:$bp. 93 (mononucleosome particles obtained to are very heterogeneous because of the heterogeneity of histone Hl and contamination of the particles with non-histone proteins; The polynucleosomes were separated from the mononucleosomes and core particles)
=670  \\$aMethods in enzymology, v. 375 (2003):$bp. 131 (Preparation of defined mononucleosomes, dinucleosomes, and nucleosome arrays in vitro and analysis of transcription factor binding) p. 134 (To assemble mononucleosomes, we typically use DNA fragments from 150 to 180 bp in length, whereas we have used 428-bp fragments to assemble dinucleosome templates)
=750  \2$aNucleosomes$0(DNLM)D009707$5IEN-M

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=150  \\$aNuclear fission dynamics
=450  \\$aFission dynamics, Nuclear
=550  \\$wg$aDynamics
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Jin, S. Fission dynamics in a microscopic theory, 2019:$babstr. (fission dynamics of atomic nuclei, which is still one of the most complicated problems in nuclear physics) p. 6 (fission dynamics is one of the most challenging quantum many-body problems, and still lacks a full microscopic theory even 80 years after its discovery)
=670  \\$aBulgac, A. Nuclear fission dynamics : past, present, needs, and future, in Frontiers in physics, v. 8 (2020), via Directory of open access journals, viewed July 8, 2020:$babstr. (dynamics of the fissioning system; fission dynamics)$uhttps://doi.org/10.3389/fphy.2020.00063
=670  \\$aJournal of physics. G, Nuclear and particle physics, v. 37, no. 6 (2010) 064037:$bp. 1 (Microscopic description of nuclear fission dynamics; fission dynamics) p. 2 (dynamical approach to fission)
=670  \\$aAnnales de physique, v. 17, no. 6 (1992):$bp. 471 (Dynamics of nuclear fission)$uhttps://doi.org/10.1051/anphys:01992001706047100
=670  \\$aInternational Conference on Fission and Properties of Neutron-Rich Nuclei (5th : 2012 : Sanibel Island, Florida). Fission and properties of neutron-rich nuclei, 2014:$bp. 341 (Fission dynamics with microscopic level densities) p. 369 (Dynamical approach to low-energy nuclear fission in terms of Langevin equation)$uhttps://doi.org/10.1142/9789813229426_0062$uhttps://doi.org/10.1142/9789813229426_0066
=670  \\$aInternational Symposium on "Nuclear Fission and Related Collective Phenomena and Properties of Heavy Nuclei" (1981 : Bad Honnef, Germany). Dynamics of nuclear fission and related collective phenomena, 1982.
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=750  \2$81$wb$iBroader mapping$aKinetics$0(DNLM)D007700$4BM$5IEN-M
=788  \2$iSearch also under the Medical Subject Headings used together in the same record:$aNuclear Fission$iand$aKinetics$5IEN-M

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=040  \\$aWaU$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aNanoparticle dynamics
=450  \\$aDynamics of nanoparticles
=450  \\$aNano-particle dynamics
=450  \\$aNanoparticles$xDynamics
=550  \\$wg$aParticle dynamics
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Shasha, C. Nonequilibrium nanoparticle dynamics for the development of magnetic particle imaging, 2019:$babstr. (modeling the nonequilibrium dynamics of magnetic nanoparticles; modeling nanoparticle dynamics)
=670  \\$aThe journal of physical chemistry. B, v. 109(45) (17 Nov. 2005):$bp. 21258 (article title: Nanoparticle dynamics: a multiscale analysis of the Liouville equation; abstr.: A theory of nanoparticle dynamics based on scaling arguments and the Liouville equation is presented)
=670  \\$aNano letters, v. 14(4) (2014):$bp. 2111 (article title: Nanoparticle dynamics in a nanodroplet; dynamics of 3-10 nm gold nanoparticles encapsulated by ∼30 nm liquid nanodroplets on a flat solid substrate)
=670  \\$aApplied physics letters, v. 99, 112501 (2011):$bp. 112501-1 (article title: Fluxgate based detection of magnetic nanoparticle dynamics in a rotating magnetic field; the dynamics of magneticnanoparticle suspensions in a rotating magnetic fiel)
=670  \\$aJournal of colloid and interface science, v. 521 (July 2018):$bp. 69 (article title: Nano-particle dynamics during capillary suction)
=750  \2$81$wb$iBroader mapping$aNanoparticles$0(DNLM)D053758$4BM$5IEN-M
=750  \2$81$wb$iBroader mapping$aKinetics$0(DNLM)D007700$4BM$5IEN-M
=788  \2$iSearch also under the Medical Subject Headings used together in the same record:$aNanoparticles$iand$aKinetics$5IEN-M

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=150  \\$aMerozoite surface proteins
=450  \\$aMSPs (Merozoite surface proteins)
=450  \\$aSurface proteins, Merozoite
=550  \\$wg$aCell surface antigens
=550  \\$wg$aParasite antigens
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Ghag, S.K. Bead-based chemistries to quantitate antibody responses to multiple Plasmodium falciparum and Plasmodium vivax antigens, 2019:$bp. iv (malaria antigen merozoite surface protein 1 (MSP1)) p. x (MSP1 - Merozoite Surface Protein 1) p. 119 (merozoite surface protein-1)$w(OCoLC)1128832816
=670  \\$aFEMS microbiology reviews, v. 40 (2016):$bp. 343 (merozoite surface proteins; the merozoite surface is highly complex, presenting a multitude of antigens to the immune system) p. 344 (the composition and function of merozoite surface proteins (MSPs) has been of great interest because of their role in RBC invasion and potential as vaccine candidates; Merozoite surface proteins are tethered as either glycophosphatidylinositol (GPI)-anchored proteins, integral membrane proteins or as peripherally-associated proteins (held on the merozoite surface through interactions with membrane-bound proteins)) p. 345 (To date numerous GPI anchored merozoite surface proteins (MSPs) have been identified: these include proteins formally known as MSPs (MSP1, MSP2, MSP4, MSP5 and MSP10) and the 6-cysteine domain family proteins, Pf92, Pf38 and Pf12; Merozoite Surface Protein 1 (MSP1) is the most abundant of all GPI-anchored surface proteins in terms of copy number)
=670  \\$aInfection and immunity, v. 82 (2014):$bp. 924 (Merozoite surface proteins (MSPs) are proposed to play a role in the initial binding of merozoites to erythrocytes, but precise roles remain undefined; While MSP1 and peripheral surface proteins such as MSP3, MSP7, serine repeat antigen 4 (SERA4), and SERA5 are cleaved and shed at the tight junction between the invading merozoite and erythrocyte, the glycosylphosphatidylinositol (GPI)-anchored proteins MSP2 and MSP4 are carried into the erythrocyte without detectable processing)
=670  \\$aWikipedia, July 29, 2020:$bMerozoite surface protein (Merozoite /ˌmɛrəˈzoʊˌaɪt/ surface proteins are both integral and peripheral membrane proteins found on the surface of a merozoite, an early life cycle stage of a protozoan. Merozoite surface proteins, or MSPs, are important in understanding malaria, a disease caused by protozoans of the genus Plasmodium. During the asexual blood stage of its life cycle, the malaria parasite enters red blood cells to replicate itself, causing the classic symptoms of malaria. These surface protein complexes are involved in many interactions of the parasite with red blood cells and are therefore an important topic of study for scientists aiming to combat malaria. The most common form of MSPs are anchored to the merozoite surface with glycophosphatidylinositol; Additional forms include integral membrane proteins and peripherally associated proteins, which are found to a lesser extent than glycophosphatidylinositol anchored proteins, or (GPI)-anchored proteins, on the merozoite surface. Merozoite surface proteins 1 and 2 (MSP-1 & MSP-2) are the most abundant (GPI)-anchored proteins on the surface of Plasmodium merozoites)
=675  \\$aMeSH browser, July 29, 2020
=750  \2$iNarrower mapping$aMerozoite Surface Protein 1$0(DNLM)D020066$4NM$5IEN-M

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=150  \\$aHomicide on television
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=670  \\$aWork cat: The best murders are British, 2020:$bCIP summary (The persistence of the English murder points to the complexity of British television crime drama's engagement with social, political, and cultural issues)$w(DLC)2020031290
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=788  \2$iSearch also under the Medical Subject Headings used together in the same record:$aHomicide$iand$aTelevision$4BM$5IEN-M

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=053  \0$aQD716.F54$cPhotochemistry
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=150  \\$aFlash photolysis
=450  \\$aAbsorption spectroscopy, Transient
=450  \\$aPhotolysis, Flash
=450  \\$aPump-probe spectroscopy
=450  \\$aTransient absorption spectroscopy
=550  \\$wg$aPhotochemistry$xTechnique
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Hughes, K.E. Exploring the photophysics of engineered and intrinsic charge-carrier trapping processes in semiconductor nanocrystals, 2019:$babstr. (transient absorption (TA) spectroscopy)$w(OCoLC)1128832768
=670  \\$aSwiderski, K. Quantitative investigation of reaction kinetics and mechanisms in ionic liquids using laser flash photolysis technique, 2009.$w(OCoLC)784569193
=670  \\$aBritannica online, Aug. 6, 2020$b(Photolysis, chemical process by which molecules are broken down into smaller units through the absorption of light; best-known example of a photolytic process is flash photolysis, employed in the study of short-lived chemical intermediates formed in many photochemical reactions; flash photolysis consists of subjecting a gas or liquid to an intense burst of light lasting a few microseconds or milliseconds, followed by a second, ordinarily less intense flash)
=670  \\$aA dictionary of chemistry, 2020$b(flash photolysis: A technique for studying free-radical reactions in gases; a long glass or quartz tube holding the gas, with a lamp outside the tube suitable for producing an intense flash of light dissociates molecules in the sample creating free radicals, which can be detected spectroscopically by a beam of light passed down the axis of the tube; the spectrometer can focus on an absorption line for a particular product and measure its change in intensity with time using an oscilloscope)
=670  \\$aFlash photolysis - an overview, via ScienceDirect, Aug. 6, 2020$b(flash photolysis was developed to study transient absorption of the samples; it is also useful for time resolved emission spectroscopy applications)
=670  \\$aWhat is transient absorption spectroscopy?, via Edinburgh Instruments blog, viewed Aug. 6, 2020$b(Transient absorption (TA) spectroscopy, also known as flash photolysis, is a pump-probe spectroscopic technique utilised to measure the photogenerated excited state absorption energies and associated lifetimes of molecules, materials, and devices)
=670  \\$aRP photonics encyclopedia, via WWW, Aug. 6, 2020$b(under Time-resolved Spectroscopy: Transient Absorption Spectroscopy. This method is based on the principle of pump-probe measurements, then also called pump-probe spectroscopy)
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=450  \\$aAxin-1 (Scaffold protein)
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=550  \\$wg$aScaffold proteins
=550  \\$wg$aTumor suppressor proteins
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Fagnan, E. Mechanisms for scaffold-mediated regulation of kinase activity in the Wnt signaling pathway, 2019:$babstr. (how scaffold proteins regulate protein activity; the Wnt scaffold Axin; Axin can promote signaling specificity by suppressing kinase reactions with competing, non-Wnt pathway targets)
=670  \\$aAxin - an overview, via ScienceDirect, viewed July 20, 2020$b(Axin acts as scaffold for both substrates and kinases of the degradation complex; Axin is a cytosolic scaffold for core Wnt signaling components; Axin ("axis inhibition") and Axin2 (also known as "Axil" or "axin-like") proteins, constitute the RA family of RGS proteins. Axin and Axil are scaffold proteins)
=670  \\$aUniProtKB, via WWW, July 20, 2020:$bO15169 (AXIN1_HUMAN) (Protein: Axin-1. Gene: AXIN1. Recommended name: Axin-1. Alternative name(s): Axis inhibition protein 1. Short name: hAxin.
=670  \\$aAtlas of genetics and cytogenetics in oncology and haematology, via WWW, July 20, 2020$b(under gene AXIN1 (axin 1): Protein name: Axin 1, Axin, Axis inhibitor, Axis inhibitor protein 1; axin is a scaffold protein that can shuttle between the cytoplasm and the nucleus; Tumor suppressor protein Axin 1 is an inhibitor of the Wnt signaling pathway. As a scaffold protein, its main role is binding multiple members of Wnt signaling and formation of the beta-catenin destruction complex)
=670  \\$aMeSH browser, July 20, 2020$b(Axin Protein. UF Axin Proteins. SN A scaffolding protein that is a critical component of the axin signaling complex which binds to adenomatous polyposis coli protein; glycogen synthase kinase 3; and casein kinase I. In MeSH Tree Structures under: Multiprotein Complexes - Axin Signaling Complex and under Intracellular Signaling Peptides and Proteins - Axin Signaling Complex)
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=150  \\$aContact tracing (Epidemiology)
=450  \\$aTracing, Contact (Epidemiology)
=550  \\$wg$aEpidemiology
=550  \\$wg$aMedicine, Preventive
=670  \\$aWork cat: Verrall, A. Rapid audit of contact tracing for COVID-19 in New Zealand, via WWW, viewed on August 13, 2020:$bPDF page 4 (contact tracing is the identification and isolation of people who have been exposed to an infectious case, to prevent onwards transmission from the contact to others. The contact tracing system is the final part of a process that begins with someone who is ill with Covid19, called an index case)
=670  \\$aCOVID-19 contact tracing application, via WWW, viewed on August 13, 2020:$bMay, 15, 2020, PDF page 4 (the speed and efficiency of contact tracing is one of the most critical factors in a health system's ability to slow or stop the spread of communicable disease)
=670  \\$aGuidelines for tuberculosis contact tracing in Pacific island countries and territories, 2010.
=670  \\$aNew Zealand. Ministry of Health. Guidance on infectious disease management under the Health Act 1956, via WWW, viewed on August 13, 2020:$bMS Word page 17 (Contact tracing applies to a wide range of infectious diseases and can be done by the person considered an infection risk (ie, 'the case'), DHBs, primary care practitioners such as GPs, sexual health clinics and non-government organisations)
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=150  \\$aChildren of medical personnel
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=670  \\$aWork cat: Where did Daddy go?, 2020:$bcover (a book for children of healthcare workers) page 4 of cover (a book to help children of healthcare workers understand the job that their daddies and mommies do each day)
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=150  \\$aMinority transgender women
=450  \\$aTransgender minority women
=550  \\$wg$aMinority women
=550  \\$wg$aTransgender women
=670  \\$aWork cat: Ellison, Joy Michael. Sylvia & Marsha start a revolution!, 2020:$bECIP summary (This illustrated book introduces children to the story of Sylvia Rivera and Marsha P. Johnson, the two transgender women of colour who helped kickstart the Stonewall Riots and dedicated their lives to fighting for LGBTQ+ equality)$w(DLC)2020009056
=750  \2$81$wb$iBroader mapping$aTransgender Persons$0(DNLM)D063160$4BM$5IEN
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=450  \\$aM to Fs (Transgender women)
=450  \\$aM2Fs (Transgender women)
=450  \\$aMale-to-female transgender people
=450  \\$aMTFs (Transgender women)
=450  \\$aTrans females
=450  \\$aTrans women
=450  \\$aTransfemales
=450  \\$aTransfeminine people
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=450  \\$aTransgender females
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=550  \\$wg$aTransgender people
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=670  \\$aWork cat.: Frankel, A. "Do you see how much I'm suffering here?", 2016:$bsubtitle (transgender women) p. II (Transgender: gender identity of people whose birth gender does not conform to their lived and/or perceived gender; transgender person usually adopts, or would prefer to adopt, a gender expression in consonance with their preferred gender but may or may not desire to permanently alter their bodily characteristics in order to conform to their preferred gender) p. III (trans women)
=670  \\$aHead, T. The difference between transgender and transsexual women, 2018, via ThoughtCo. website, Oct. 17, 2018$b(Transgender and transsexual are commonly confused terms that both refer to gender identity. Transgender is a broader, more inclusive category that includes all individuals who do not identify with the gender that corresponds to the sex they were assigned at birth. Transsexual is a more narrow category that includes individuals who desire to physically transition to the gender with which they identify. All transsexual persons are transgender. However, not all transgender persons are transsexual. Transgender women are sometimes referred to as trans women. Some may also be known as male-to-female transsexuals, MTFs, transsexual women, transgirls, or tgirls)
=670  \\$aCraggs, C. To my trans sisters, 2017:$bp. 14 (trans women; trans woman)
=670  \\$aCarroll, L. Clinical issues and affirmative treatment with transgender clients, 2017:$bp. vi (transgender women; transfeminine spectrum persons; transfeminine spectrum people) p. 179 (transwomen) p. 180 (transfeminine persons)
=670  \\$aStrain, G. Play with femininity, 2016:$bp. 44 (transfeminine people)
=670  \\$aRaymond, H.F. The role of individual or neighborhood factors, 2011:$bp. 1 (transfemales)
=670  \\$aBouman, W.P. Risk factors and clinical correlates of the treatment pathways for people with gender dysphoria, 2018:$babstr. (transgender females; trans females)
=670  \\$aFotomar, M. Exploring the lived experience of male-to-female transgender youth accessing transgender healthcare in Los Angeles, 2016:$bp. 15 (MtFs; assigned at birth a male gender but identify their gender as female) p. 20 (MTF trans persons) p. 81 (male-to-female transgender persons)
=670  \\$aBaker, S.J. Transgender behind prison walls, 2017:$bp. 47 (M to F transgender prisoners)
=670  \\$aEliason, M.J. LGBTQ cultures, 2017:$bp. 17 (trans woman) p. 18 (male-to-female (also written as MTF, MtF or M2F) transgender individual is a transgender woman ("trans woman" or "trans female"; some simply identify as women)
=670  \\$aSocial work practice with transgender and gender variant youth, 2009:$bp. xiv ("transwoman" or "female-bodied" refers to male-to-female (MTF or M2F) transgender people; some note that terms such as "MTF" are subjugating language that reinforces the binary gender stereotype)
=670  \\$aReclaiming genders, 1999:$bp. 204 (M2Fs; transwomen) p. 144 (m-to-fs)
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=750  \2$81$wb$iBroader mapping$aWomen$0(DNLM)D014930$4BM$5IEN
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=670  \\$aWork cat: Bromberg, E. Unsettling, 2020:$bCIP t.p. (Jews, whiteness, and incest in American popular culture) cataloger's summary (examination of the depiction of incest in mass media (film, television and literature) amongst Jewish celebrities and the social ramifications, including stereotypes, of the depictions)$w(DLC)2020004941
=680  \\$iHere are entered works on the depiction of Jews in mass media.
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=670  \\$aWork cat: Bromberg, E. Unsettling, 2020:$bCIP t.p. (Jews, whiteness, and incest in American popular culture) cataloger's summary (examination of the depiction of incest in mass media (film, television and literature) amongst Jewish celebrities and the social ramifications, including stereotypes, of the depictions)$w(DLC)2020004941
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=150  \\$aPoisons in motion pictures
=550  \\$wg$aMotion pictures
=670  \\$aWork cat:$bPoison and poisoning in science, fiction and cinema, ©2017.
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=150  \\$aPhysical fitness in motion pictures
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=670  \\$aWork cat: Muscles in the movies, 2020.$b(The appearance of muscular and athletic bodies has been an integral part of movie production since the early experiments of Étienne-Jules Marey and Eadweard Muybridge and Thomas Edison's filming of world renowned strongman/bodybuilder Eugen Sandow in 1894; Arguably the greatest characterization of muscles in the movies, however, was brought to the screen by Mr. America/Mr. Universe Steve Reeves who, as Hercules, set the tone for dozens of so-called Sword and Sandal epics, produced mostly in Italy, through the 1960s. In the last three decades of the century, Hollywood cashed in on the increased market value of muscles on the screen... )$w(DLC)2020019216
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=788  \2$iSearch also under the following Medical Subject Headings used together in the same record:$aPhysical Fitness$iand$aMotion Pictures$5IEN

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=150  \\$aPhysical fitness for people with visual disabilities
=550  \\$wg$aPeople with visual disabilities
=670  \\$aWork cat: Movement and visual impairment, 2021:$bCIP publisher's information (review of research pertaining to individuals with visual impairments across the full span of movement-related disciplines, from biomechanics and motor learning to physical education and Paralympic sport)$w(DLC)2020034936
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=788  \2$iSearch also under the following Medical Subject Headings used together in the same record:$aPhysical Fitness$iand$aVisually Impaired Persons$5IEN

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=150  \\$aPain medicine
=450  \\$aAlgiatry
=550  \\$wg$aMedicine
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 2003059313: Pain medicine and management : just the facts, c2004.
=670  \\$aGoogle search, July 31, 2003$b(58,800 hits on pain medicine)
=670  \\$aMEDLINE/PubMed search, July 31, 2003$b(28 articles from Pain Med. cited.)
=670  \\$aEssentials of pain medicine, 2018.
=670  \\$aPain medicine, 2017.
=670  \\$aWhat is pain medicine?, via American Board of Pain Medicine website, Aug. 18, 2020$b(The specialty of Pain Medicine, or Algiatry, is a discipline within the field of medicine that is concerned with the prevention of pain, and the evaluation, treatment, and rehabilitation of persons in pain)
=670  \\$aWhat is pain medicine?, via American Academy of Pain Medicine website, Aug. 18, 2020$b(The specialty of pain medicine is concerned with the study of pain, prevention of pain, and the evaluation, treatment, and rehabilitation of persons in pain)
=675  \\$aMESH;$aDorland's;$aStedman's
=750  \2$aPalliative medicine$0(DNLM)D065126$5IEN

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=150  \\$aWeight training for older people
=550  \\$wg$aOlder people
=670  \\$aWork cat:$bWaehner, P., Strength training for seniors, 2020$w(DLC)2020038179
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=150  \\$aTranscriptional activation
=450  \\$aActivation, Genetic
=450  \\$aActivation, Transcriptional
=450  \\$aGenetic activation
=450  \\$aGenetic induction
=450  \\$aInduction, Genetic
=450  \\$aTrans-activation
=450  \\$aTransactivation
=450  \\$aTranscription activation
=550  \\$wg$aGenetic transcription$xRegulation
=670  \\$aMeSH, Aug. 7, 2020$b(Transcriptional Activation. UF Gene Activation; Genetic Induction; Induction, Genetic; Trans-Activation, Genetic; Transactivation; Transcription Activation. SN Processes that stimulate the genetic transcription of a gene or set of genes. In MeSH Tree Structures under: Gene Expression Regulation)
=670  \\$aBiology dictionary, via Biology online website, Aug. 7, 2020$b(Transactivation: (molecular biology, genetics) The stimulation of transcription by expressing an intermediate (transactivator) protein. Transactivation refers to the increased rate of transcription. It can be stimulated by natural or by artificial means)
=670  \\$aA dictionary of psychology, 2014, via Oxford reference online, Aug. 7, 2020$b(genetic activation: The process whereby the expression of a structural gene is enhanced by a gene activator. Also called gene activation or simply activation)
=670  \\$aA dictionary of genetics, 2014, via Oxford reference online, Aug. 7, 2020$b(genetic induction: the process of gene activation by an inducer molecule, resulting in transcription of one or more structural genes)
=670  \\$aOxford dictionary of biochemistry and molecular biology, 2008, via Oxford reference online, Aug. 7, 2020$b(trans‐activation: gene activation by means of a trans‐acting mechanism)
=670  \\$aTranscription factors, ©2004:$bp. 3 (mechanisms of transcriptional activation in eukaryotes are impressively diverse. These mechanisms are built on the modular design of cis-acting DNA regulatory sequences and of trans-acting regulatory proteins, coupled with flexibility and diversity in the protein:protein interactions linking activators to chromatin-modifying enzymes and general transcription factors)
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=150  \\$aSentiment analysis
=450  \\$aAnalysis, Sentiment
=450  \\$aExtraction, Opinion
=450  \\$aMining, Opinion
=450  \\$aMining, Sentiment
=450  \\$aOpinion extraction
=450  \\$aOpinion mining
=450  \\$aSentiment mining
=550  \\$wg$aComputational linguistics
=550  \\$wg$aData mining
=670  \\$aWork cat: Speech sentiment annotations, 2020$uhttps://catalog.ldc.upenn.edu/LDC2020T14
=670  \\$aOxford dictionaries website, Sept. 10, 2020$b(sentiment analysis: The process of computationally identifying and categorizing opinions expressed in a piece of text, especially in order to determine whether the writer's attitude towards a particular topic, product, etc. is positive, negative, or neutral)
=670  \\$aEncyclopedia of machine learning and data mining, 2017:$bpage 1152 (Sentiment analysis. Sentiment analysis and opinion mining ... sentiment analysis, also called opinion mining, has become one of the most active research areas in natural language processing) page 1153 (Synonyms: Opinion extraction; Opinion Mining; Sentiment analysis; Sentiment mining. Definition: Sentiment analysis or opinion mining is the computational study of people's opinions, sentiments, appraisals, attitudes, and emotions toward entities and their aspects expressed in text.)$w(OCoLC)on1001572348
=750  \2$aSentiment Analysis$0(DNLM)D000090042$5IEN

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=150  \\$aRace in video games
=550  \\$wg$aVideo games
=670  \\$aWork cat: Gray, K. Intersectional tech : Black users in digital gaming, 2020:$bpub. info. (this work questions blackness in gaming at the intersections of race, gender, sexuality, and (dis)ability)$w(DLC)2020016038
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=450  \\$aBicyclo[2.2.1]hept-2-ene
=450  \\$aNorborn-2-ene
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=450  \\$aNorcamphene
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=550  \\$wg$aOrganic cyclic compounds
=670  \\$aWikipedia, Aug. 18, 2020:$bNorbornene (Norbornene or norbornylene or norcamphene is a bridged cyclic hydrocarbon; Preferred IUPAC name: Bicyclo[2.2.1]hept-2-ene; Other names: Norbornylene; Norcamphene; Chemical formula: C₇H₁₀)
=670  \\$aCommon chemistry website, Aug. 18, 2020$b(CAS Registry Number: 498-66-8. CA Index Name: Bicyclo[2.2.1]hept-2-ene. Synonyms: 2-NORBORNEN; 2-Norbornene; 2-Norbornylene; 3,6-Endomethylenecyclohexene; 8,9,10-Trinorborn-2-en; 8,9,10-trinorborn-2-ene; 8,9,10-Trinorborn-2-ene; 8,9,10-trinorborn-2-eno; Bicyclo[2.2.1]hept-2-ene; Bicyclo[2.2.1]heptene; NORBORNENE; Norbornylene; Norcamphene; Norfenchene; NSC 120425; NSC 22453. Formula: C₇H₁₀)
=670  \\$aMaterial safety data sheet, via Fisher Scientific website, Aug. 18, 2020$b(Norbornylene, stabilized, 99%; Synonyms: Bicyclo[2.2.1]-2-heptene; Norbornene; Norbornylene; Bicyclo[2.2.1]hept-2-ene)
=670  \\$aChemSpider website, Aug. 18, 2020$b(Norbornene. Molecular formula: C₇H₁₀; Names and synonyms: Norbornene; 2-Norbornene; 2-norbornylene; Bicyclo[2.2.1]hept-2-ene; norborn-2-ene; norbornylene; norcamphene; 3,6-Endomethylenecyclohexene; 5l3-bicyclo[2.2.1]hept-2-ene; 5-Norbornene-2-yl; Bicyclo(2.2.1)hept-2-ene; Bicyclo(2.2.1)heptene; BICYCLO[2.2.1]-2-HEPTENE; Bicyclo[2.2.1]heptene; Norfenchene)
=670  \\$aPubChem website, Aug. 18, 2020$b(Bicyclo[2.2.1]hept-2-ene. Molecular formula: C₇H₁₀; Synonyms: Bicyclo[2.2.1]hept-2-ene; Norbornylene; Norbornene; Norcamphene; 2-Norbornylene; Norfenchene; 8,9,10-Trinorborn-2-ene; 3,6-Endomethylenecyclohexene; Bicyclo(2.2.1)hept-2-ene; Bicyclo[2.2.1]-2-heptene; Bicyclo[2.2.1]heptene; Bicyclo(2.2.1)heptene; bicyclo[2,2,1]-2-heptene; bicyclo [2.2.1] hept-2-ene)
=670  \\$aNorbornene - an overview, via ScienceDirect website, Aug. 18, 2020$b(Norbornene is a cyclic alkene with a dense three-dimensional structure: a cyclohexene ring with a bridging methylene in the para-position)
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=150  \\$aEnsemble learning (Machine learning)
=450  \\$aClassifier combination (Machine learning)
=450  \\$aCommittee-based learning (Machine learning)
=450  \\$aEnsemble methods (Machine learning)
=450  \\$aMultiple classifier systems (Machine learning)
=550  \\$wg$aDistributed cognition
=550  \\$wg$aKnowledge acquisition (Expert systems)
=550  \\$wg$aMachine learning
=670  \\$aWork cat: An introduction to approaches and modern applications with ensemble learning, 2020
=670  \\$aZhou, Zhi-Hou. Ensemble learning, viewed online Oct. 23, 2020$b(Definition: Ensemble learning is a machine learning paradigm where multiple learners are trained to solve the same problem. In contrast to ordinary machine learning approaches which try to learn one hypothesis from training data, ensemble methods try to construct a set of hypotheses and combine them to use. Synonyms: Committee-based learning; Multiple classifier systems; Classifier combination)
=670  \\$aEngineering index, viewed Oct. 23, 2020$b(keyword search on Ensemble learning brings up more than 17,000 results; uncontrolled term: Ensemble learning; main heading: Learning algorithms)
=670  \\$aApplied science & technology, viewed October 23, 2020$b(keyword search brings up 348 results in abstracts; subject assigned: Machine learning)
=670  \\$aWikipedia, viewed October 23, 2020$b(under Ensemble learning: In statistics and machine learning, ensemble methods use multiple learning algorithms to obtain better predictive performance than could be obtained from any of the constituent learning algorithms alone)
=670  \\$aLC data base, viewed Oct. 23, 2020$b(keyword search Ensemble and Machine Learning brings up 25 results)
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=150  \\$aSrc family kinases
=450  \\$aSFKs (Src family kinases)
=450  \\$aSrc family of protein tyrosine kinases
=450  \\$aSrc family tyrosine kinases
=450  \\$aSrc kinases
=450  \\$aSrc tyrosine kinases
=550  \\$wg$aProtein-tyrosine kinase
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Dieter, E.M. Dissection of spatiotemporal intracellular signaling using engineered chemical and genetic tools, 2020:$babstr. (Src Family Kinases (SFKs). SFKs are multi-domain kinases that transmit cellular signals through their catalytic and non-catalytic activities)
=670  \\$aOncogene, v. 23 (2004):$bp. 7906 (title: Src family kinases, key regulators of signal transduction; The Src family of protein tyrosine kinases (SFKs) plays key roles in regulating signal transduction by a diverse set of cell surface receptors in the context of a variety of cellular environments) p. 7918 (title: Structure and regulation of Src family kinases; Src family kinases are prototypical modular signaling proteins; autoinhibited Src kinase structures reveal a mode of domain assembly used by other tyrosine kinases outside the Src family)
=670  \\$aBiochimica et biophysica acta. Proteins and proteomics, v. 1784 (2008):$bp. 56 (title: Src family kinases: regulation of their activities, levels and identification of new pathways; Src family of protein tyrosine kinases (SFK); SFKs)
=670  \\$aWikipedia, Oct. 20, 2020:$bSrc family kinase (Src kinase family is a family of non-receptor tyrosine kinases that includes nine members: Src, Yes, Fyn, and Fgr, forming the SrcA subfamily, Lck, Hck, Blk, and Lyn in the SrcB subfamily, and Frk in its own subfamily; Src family kinases interact with many cellular cytosolic, nuclear and membrane proteins, modifying these proteins by phosphorylation of tyrosine residues)
=670  \\$aMeSH browser, Oct. 20, 2020$b(src-Family Kinases. UF Protein-Tyrosine Kinases, src; src Kinases; src Tyrosine Kinases; src-Family Tyrosine Kinases. SN A protein-tyrosine kinase family that was originally identified by homology to the Rous sarcoma virus oncogene protein PP60(V-SRC). They interact with a variety of cell-surface receptors and participate in intracellular signal transduction pathways. Oncogenic forms of src-family kinases can occur through altered regulation or expression of the endogenous protein and by virally encoded src (v-src) genes. Previous indexing: Protein-Tyrosine Kinase (1986-1995). In MeSH Tree Structures under Protein-Tyrosine Kinases)
=670  \\$aChakraborty, S. Understanding src kinase regulatory mechanisms and drug resistance using deep mutational scanning and chemical biology, 2020:$babstr. (The Src Family Kinases (SFKs) are a well-studied family of multi-domain, non-receptor tyrosine kinases. SFKs participate in numerous signal transduction pathways, and their misregulation is implicated in a variety of diseases, including cancer)
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=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aApartheid and architecture
=450  \\$aApartheid architecture
=450  \\$aArchitecture and apartheid
=550  \\$wg$aArchitecture
=670  \\$aWork cat: Judin, Hilton. Architecture, state modernism and cultural nationalism in the apartheid capital, 2021:$bECIP galley (first comprehensive investigation of the architecture of the apartheid state in the period of economic growth, social engineering and political repression from 1957 to 1966 when buildings took on ideological and nationalistic roles; the context for the architecture of the apartheid state was one of hierarchies and onerous pass laws)
=670  \\$aAvery index online, Oct. 5, 2020$b(titles: apartheid landscape; apartheid architecture; architecture and apartheid; subject terms: Apartheid; Architecture--Political aspects--South Africa; Architecture--Sociological aspects--South Africa)
=670  \\$aInternational Journal of African Historical Studies (via JSTOR), vol. 30, 1997:$bp. 354, etc. (architects and town planners married "scientific objectivity" with apartheid; costs and production of "Native" housing was consistent with the apartheid project; relationship between apartheid and architecture)$uhttps://www.jstor.org/stable/221227
=670  \\$aSpace and race (via DSpace@MIT), Oct. 5, 2020$b(abstract: architecture and apartheid; Anglo-American suburban ideals were used by the planners and architects who put the government's policy of apartheid into practice; subject: Architecture)$uhttps://hdl.handle.net/1721.1/79004
=670  \\$aTraditional Dwellings and Settlements Review (via JSTOR), Fall 2010:$bp. 30, etc. (apartheid--the Afrikaans word for "separateness"--was mapped out across the national landscape; the work locates modernist approaches to design prevalent in architecture and urban planning as products of apartheid modernity; professional practice for architecture and urban design for racially designated publics under apartheid)$uhttps://www.jstor.org/stable/41758770
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=040  \\$aMiEM$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aDicamba
=450  \\$a2-methoxy-3,6-dichlorobenzoic acid
=550  \\$wg$aBenzoates
=550  \\$wg$aHerbicides
=670  \\$aWork cat: Dry edible bean sensitivity to dicamba and 2,4-D, 2019:$bPDF title page (dicamba)
=670  \\$aMESH, Nov. 4, 2020$b(Dicamba: scope note: A chlorinated organic herbicide; pharm action: Herbicides; in tree structure: Benzoates)
=670  \\$aWikipedia website, viewed May 11, 2020:$b(dicamba is a broad-spectrum herbicide first registered in 1967)$uhttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dicamba
=670  \\$aApplications of dicamba (2-methoxy-3,6-dichlorobenzoic acid) and 2,4-D (2,4-dichlorophenoxyacetic 2-methoxy-3,6-dichlorobenzoic acidacid) to several varieties of winter wheat (Triticum aestivum L.) at different stages of growth, 1977
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=150  \\$aPachyonychia congenita
=450  \\$aCongenital pachyonychia
=450  \\$aJackson-Lawler syndrome
=450  \\$aJadassohn-Lewandowsky syndrome
=450  \\$aPachyonychia congenita syndrome
=450  \\$aPC (Pachyonychia congenita)
=550  \\$wg$aEctodermal dysplasia
=550  \\$wg$aNails (Anatomy)$xDiseases
=550  \\$wg$aSkin$xDiseases
=550  \\$wg$aSyndromes
=670  \\$aWork cat: Pachyonychia congenita (National Institute of Arthritis and Musculoskeletal and Skin Diseases (U.S.)), 2015:$bweb page (Pachyonychia congenita is a very rare genetic disorder that mostly affects the skin and nails)$w(OCoLC)1191230804
=670  \\$aMeSH browser, Sept. 23, 2020:$bweb page (Pachyonychia congenita: a group of inherited ectodermal dysplasias whose most prominent clinical feature is hypertrophic nail dystrophy resulting in Pachyonychia) contents tab, expand all button (Pachyonychia congenita--preferred term; Pachyonychia congenita syndrome; entry terms (in part): Congenital pachyonychia, Jackson-Lawler syndrome, Jadassohn-Lewandowsky syndrome. MeSH tree structures: Ectodermal dysplasia; Nail diseases; Skin diseases, Genetic)
=670  \\$aGenetic and Rare Diseases Information Center (GARD) website, Sept. 23, 2020$b(Pachyonychia congenita (PC); other names: Congenital pachyonychia; Pachyonychia congenita syndrome)
=750  \2$aPachyonychia Congenita$0(DNLM)D053549$5IEN

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=150  \\$aHope in motion pictures
=550  \\$wg$aMotion pictures
=670  \\$aWork cat: Melancholic joy, 2021:$bECIP summary (Drawing on varied examples from poetry, literature and film, including Virginia Woolf, Jack Gilbert and the films of Terrence Malick, Melancholic Joy offers an honest assessment of the human condition. It unflinchingly acknowledges the everyday frustrations and extraordinary horrors that generate despair and argues that the appropriate response to this darkness is to take up joy again, not in an attempt to ignore or dismiss evil, but rather as part of a "melancholic joy" that accepts the mystery of a world that is both beautiful and brutal.)$w(DLC)2020034839
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=788  \2$iSearch also under the following Medical Subject Headings used together in the same record:$aHope$iand$aMotion Pictures$5IEN

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=150  \\$aHope in art
=670  \\$a92-245015: Perassi, Claudia. Spes : iconografia, simbologia, ideologia nella moneta romana (I-III sec.), c1991.
=750  \2$81$wb$iBroader mapping$aHope$0(DNLM)D065026$4BM$5IEN
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=150  \\$aXenophobia in motion pictures
=550  \\$wg$aMotion pictures
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Cinema journal, 2004:$bv. 44, no. 1, p. 47 (Mann, K. You're Next! : Postwar Hegemony Besieged in Invasion of the Body Snatchers)
=750  \2$81$wb$iBroader mapping$aXenophobia$0(DNLM)D065806$4BM$5IEN
=750  \2$81$wb$iBroader mapping$aMotion Pictures$0(DNLM)D009040$4BM$5IEN
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=150  \\$aXenophobia in literature
=670  \\$aWork cat: Yue, I. Monstrosity and Chinese cultural identity, 2020:$bCIP t.p. (xenophobia and the reimagination of foreignness in vernacular literature since the Song dynasty)$w(DLC)2020033122
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=150  \\$aXenophobia in language
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=550  \\$wg$aPsycholinguistics
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=670  \\$aHennepin$b(Xenophobia in language)
=670  \\$a97-5024: Herbst, Philip. The color of words : an encyclopaedic dictionary of ethnic bias in the United States, 1977.
=750  \2$81$wb$iBroader mapping$aXenophobia$0(DNLM)D065806$4BM$5IEN
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=670  \\$aWork cat:$bChica and Jo craft with nail polish, 2021
=670  \\$aWikipedia, viewed Oct. 19, 2020$b(Nail polish; also known as Nail varnish or Nail enamel; lacquer applied to human fingernail or toenails to decorate and protect the nail plates)
=670  \\$aApplied science and technology, viewed October 19, 2020$b(controlled term: Nail polish)
=670  \\$aEngineering village, viewed Oct. 19, 2020$b(uncontrolled headings: Nail polish; Nail polishes)
=670  \\$aInspec, viewed Oct. 19, 2020$b(in titles and abstracts: Nail polish; nail polishes)
=670  \\$aLabel on bottle of Clinique product$b(Glossy nail enamel)
=670  \\$aLabel on bottle of Estee Lauder product$b(Perfect finish nail lacquer)
=670  \\$aEncyclopedia.com web site, viewed Oct. 22, 2020$b(Nail polish: Unlike many other cosmetics, nail polish (or lacquer, or enamel) is almost completely an invention of twentieth century technology. It was not until the introduction of the automobile, and the shiny, durable paints that were created to protect its metal surfaces, that modern fingernail polish was introduced)
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=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aMultipolarity (International relations)
=550  \\$wg$aInternational relations
=670  \\$aWork cat: De Santis, H. The right to rule, 2020:$bCIP t.p. (American exceptionalism in a multipolar world order)
=670  \\$aZaki Laidi (political scientist) www homepage, September 2, 2020$b(multipolarity: A multipolar system is a system in which power is distributed at least among 3 significant poles concentrating wealth and/or military capabilities and able to block or disrupt major political arrangements threatening their major interests.)
=670  \\$aColumbia international affairs online, www homepage, September 2, 2020:$bin Garzon, J., Multipolarity and the Future of Regionalism : Latin America and Beyond (This paper inquires into the effects of an emerging multipolar world on the international institution of regionalism. While IR scholarship has been making a strong case for the regionalization of world politics since the 1990s, the fact that most of the rising powers are also the sole regional powers of their home regions has led some scholars to argue that the advent of multipolarity can only strengthen this general trend toward a more regionalized international order.)
=670  \\$aProQuest World wide political science abstracts database, September 2, 2020$b(1,448 hits under "Mulitpolarity")
=670  \\$aWikipedia, September 2, 2020:$bentry under "Polarity (international relations)" (Multipolarity is a distribution of power in which more than two nation-states have nearly equal amounts of military, cultural, and economic influence.)
=670  \\$aMerriam Webster online, Oct. 28, 2020:$bmultipolar (adj.; def. 3: characterized by more than two centers of power or interest; a multipolar world; multipolarity, noun)
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=150  \\$aNickel nanoparticles
=450  \\$aNano nickel particles
=450  \\$aNickel nano-particles
=450  \\$aNickel particles, Nano
=550  \\$wg$aMetal nanoparticles
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Mao, Z. Fundamental studies on model catalyst systems : energetics of metal nanoparticles supported on oxide surfaces and microkinetic analysis using degree of rate control, 2020:$babstr. (Ni nanoparticles) p. 55 (Nickel nanoparticles)
=670  \\$aAmerican Elements website, Nov. 24, 2020$b(Nickel Nanoparticles; synonym: Nickel nano-particles; Nanoscale Nickel Particles; Nano Nickel Particles)
=670  \\$aNickel nanoparticle - an overview, via ScienceDirect website, Nov. 24, 2020$b(Nickel nanoparticles are a good example of a reactive nanoparticle which is highly redox active; Gold nanoparticles can be considered as a type of metallic nanoparticle; others are made of Ni, Pt, and TiO₂ nanoparticles)
=670  \\$aAhghari, M.R. Synthesis of nickel nanoparticles by a green and convenient method as a magnetic mirror with antibacterial activities, in Scientific reports, v. 10, article 12627 (2020), viewed online Nov. 24, 2020:$bp. 1 (Several metals, such as Ag, Co, Ni, and Pd have been studied in the forms of NPs, with unique traits that promoted their usages in different applications; Ni-NPs)
=670  \\$aAdvanced powder technology, v. 21, issue 2 (Mar. 2010):$bp. 165 (The synthesis of nickel nanoparticles by hydrazine reduction) abstr. (A pure metallic nickel nanoparticle, spherical in shape, has been successfully synthesized by the chemical reduction of nickel chloride with hydrazine at room temperature)
=750  \2$iBroader mapping$aMetal Nanoparticles$0(DNLM)D053768$4BM$5DNLM

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=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aNuclear forensics
=550  \\$wg$aForensic sciences
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=670  \\$aWork cat: Non-proliferation nuclear forensics, 2020
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=550  \\$wg$aSpectral imaging
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 2016059563: Pu, R. Hyperspectral remote sensing, 2017 :$bECIP introduction (hyperspectral remote sensing (HRS); the major differences between hyperspectral and multispectral (or traditional) imaging include two aspects. (1) A hyperspectral sensor can acquire image data in several dozens to a few hundred narrow and contiguous spectral bands covering certain spectral ranges whereas multispectral sensor measures image data in a few wide and discrete spectral bands within the certain spectral ranges; and (2) more importantly the hyperspectral sensor's data can be used to extract diagnostic spectral features which are unique absorption bands in 20-40 nm for most natural materials, which are not possible for the multispectral imaging technology)
=670  \\$aHySpex www homepage, viewed May 30, 2017$b(Hyperspectral imaging, or imaging spectroscopy, combines the power of digital imaging and spectroscopy. For each pixel in an image, a hyperspectral camera acquires the light intensity (radiance) for a large number (typically a few tens to several hundred) of contiguous spectral bands. Every pixel in the image thus contains a continuous spectrum (in radiance or reflectance) and can be used to characterize the objects in the scene with great precision and detail)
=670  \\$aAZO Materials www homepage, viewed May 30, 2017$b(Hyperspectral imaging deals with the imaging of narrow spectral bands over a continuous spectral range, and produces the spectra of all pixels in the scene. Hyperspectral images are produced by instruments called imaging spectrometers. A sensor with only 20 bands can be considered as hyperspectral when it covers a range from 500 to 700 nm with 20 bands each 10 nm wide)
=670  \\$aWikipedia, viewed May 30, 2017$b(Hyperspectral imaging, like other spectral imaging, collects and processes information from across the electromagnetic spectrum. The goal of hyperspectral imaging is to obtain the spectrum for each pixel in the image of a scene, with the purpose of finding objects, identifying materials, or detecting processes...Hyperspectral imaging measures contiguous spectral bands, as opposed to multispectral imaging which measures spaced spectral bands)
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=360  \\$isubdivision$aEffect of human beings on$iunder individual animals and groups of animals, e.g.$aFishes--Effect of human beings on
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=450  \\$aAnimals and humans
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=550  \0$wg$aHydnaceae
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Chʻen, K. Hou tʻou tsai pʻei, c1982.
=670  \\$aInd. nom. gen. (plant.)$b(Hericium: Hericiaceae)
=670  \\$aAinsworth/Bisby dict. fungi$b(Hericium: Hericiaceae)
=670  \\$aAinsworth fungi:$bp. 376 (Hericium: Hydnaceae)
=670  \\$aMiller. Ind. com. fungi:$bp. 73 (Hericium: Hydnaceae)
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=150  \\$aHealth Belief Model
=450  \\$aHBM (Health Belief Model)
=550  \\$wg$aHealth behavior$xSimulation methods
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Nnamdi-Okagbue, R.U. An investigation into the factors affecting the utilization of mother to child transmission services ... 2009:$bprelim. p. (Health Belief Model)
=670  \\$aUniversity of Twente web site, May 31, 2011$b(Health Belief Model (HBM) is a psychological model that attempts to explain and predict health behaviors. This is done by focusing on the attitudes and beliefs of individuals. The HBM was first developed in the 1950s by social psychologists Hochbaum, Rosenstock and Kegels working in the U.S. Public Health Services.)
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=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aMuseums and refugees
=450  \\$aRefugees and museums
=550  \\$wg$aRefugees
=670  \\$aWork cat: Museums, refugees and communities, 2021:$bECIP galley (Refugee displacements present a specific set of theoretical, ethical and methodological complexities ... I address these concerns in the context of the politics of refugee representation articulated by museums in Europe and the work developed to support refugees' civic part049855
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=750  \2$81$wb$iBroader mapping$aMuseums$0(DNLM)D009144$4BM$5DNLM
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=040  \\$aInU$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aBooks in motion pictures
=550  \\$wg$aMotion pictures
=670  \\$aWork cat: Wierel, K. Księga w nie-ludzkim świecie, 2019:$b(work discusses books as a theme in literature & in motion pictures)
=750  \2$81$wb$iBroader mapping$aMotion Pictures$0(DNLM)D009040$4BM$5DNLM
=750  \2$81$wb$iBroader mapping$aBooks$0(DNLM)D001877$4BM$5DNLM
=788  \2$iSearch also under the Medical Subject Headings used together in the same record:$aMotion Pictures$iand$aBooks$5DNLM

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=053  \0$aQK495.A1655$cBotany
=072  \7$aH 1180$2lcsh
=150  \\$aRuellia
=450  \\$aPetunias, Wild
=450  \\$aWild petunias
=550  \\$wg$aAcanthaceae
=670  \\$aWork cat: Studies on the impact of environmental pollution, 2018:$bt.p. (Ruellia Tubersosa L., a terrestrial weed)
=670  \\$aMerriam-Webster.com Dictionary$b(Ruellia, a very large genus of chiefly tropical American herbs and shrubs (family Acanthaceae) that have showy solitary or paniculate flowers with the simple or 2-lobed style recurved at the apex and the ovary 2-celled)$uhttps://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/ruellia
=670  \\$aGBIF website, viewed November 8, 2020$b(Ruellia L.; in English Wild petunia)
=670  \\$aITIS, Feb. 5, 2021$b(Ruellia: genus; family: Acanthaceae; common name: Wild petunia)
=750  \2$iBroader mapping$aAcanthaceae$0(DNLM)D027901$4BM$5DNLM

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=150  \\$aDraft dogs
=450  \\$aCart dogs
=450  \\$aCart-pulling dogs
=450  \\$aCarting dogs
=450  \\$aDrafting dogs
=450  \\$aDraught dogs
=450  \\$aPulling dogs
=550  \\$wg$aDraft animals
=550  \\$wg$aWorking dogs
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Man with dog-drawn cart on road in Dolhain, Germany, 1905, via University of Washington digital collections, International Collections, Dec. 16, 2020.
=670  \\$aEncyclo.co.uk website, Dec. 16, 2020$b(Draught dog: A draught dog, draft dog, or cart dog is a variety of working dog used to pull a cart)
=670  \\$aWikipedia, Dec. 16, 2020:$bDrafting dog (A drafting dog, pulling dog, or draft dog (also spelt draught dog) is a dog bred and traditionally used for pulling a dogcart, or in winter also for sled pulling. These dogs are working animals, traditionally used for pulling small carts called dogcarts)
=670  \\$aDraft & carting work, via American Newfoundland Club, Dec. 16, 2020$b(the Newfoundland has historically functioned as a draft dog in various capacities)
=670  \\$aBreeds who enjoy drafting just for the haul of it, via Old West Newfoundland Club website, Dec. 16, 2020$b(specialty carting is a great beginning event for new draft teams; the titles that a team can earn range from DD (Draft Dog), to DDX (Advanced Draft Dog) or TDD (Team Draft))
=670  \\$aBorn to pull : carting and drafting dogs, via Taste of the wild website, Apr. 18, 2019, viewed Dec. 16, 2020$b(carting dogs; cart-pulling dogs)
=675  \\$aThesaurus for graphic materials, via WWW, Dec. 16, 2020
=750  \2$iBroader mapping$aWorking Dogs$0(DNLM)D000085682$4BM$5DNLM

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=150  \\$aDiffusion Monte Carlo method
=450  \\$aDiffusion quantum Monte Carlo method
=450  \\$aDMC method
=450  \\$aQDMC method
=450  \\$aQuantum diffusion Monte Carlo method
=550  \\$wg$aMonte Carlo method
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Lee, V.G.M. Approaches in deciphering zero-point energy effects for molecular clusters using Diffusion Monte Carlo, 2020:$babstr. (Diffusion Monte Carlo (DMC) is a method that has been used to study water clusters in the vibrational ground state) p. 2 (diffusion Monte Carlo (DMC); In this method, Monte Carlo approaches are used to evaluate the ground state wave function and ground state energy of the system of interest. Due to the fact that DMC is less sensitive to the choice of coordinates, these calculations are typically performed in Cartesian coordinates, and the wave functions are expanded in a basis of localized functions of the 3N Cartesian coordinates that define the nuclear geometry. As a result, DMC is used to calculate the ground state wave function of a molecule, which can provide insight in a molecule's vibrations)
=670  \\$aWikipedia, Dec. 4, 2020:$bDiffusion Monte Carlo (Diffusion Monte Carlo (DMC) or diffusion quantum Monte Carlo is a quantum Monte Carlo method that uses a Green's function to solve the Schrödinger equation. DMC is potentially numerically exact, meaning that it can find the exact ground state energy within a given error for any quantum system
=670  \\$aKosztin, I. Introduction to the diffusion Monte Carlo method, 1995, via WWW, Dec. 4, 2020:$bp. 1 (relatively recent numerical method of solving the Schrödinger equation, the Diffusion Monte Carlo (DMC) method; the DMC method)
=670  \\$aKent, P.R.C. Techniques and applications of quantum Monte Carlo, 1999, via WWW, Dec. 4, 2020:$bsect. 3.1 (Quantum Monte Carlo methods; the variational Monte Carlo method and the more sophisticated and accurate diffusion Monte Carlo method. These methods are both applications of Monte Carlo integration) sect. 3.4 (Diffusion Monte Carlo (DMC) is a projector or Green's function based method for solving for the ground state of the many-body Schrödinger equation. In principle the DMC method is exact, although in practice, several well-controlled approximations must be introduced for calculations to remain tractable)
=670  \\$aToulouse, J. Introduction to the variational and diffusion Monte Carlo methods, 2015, via arXiv.org, viewed Dec. 4, 2020:$bp. 2 (the two main variants of real-space quantum Monte Carlo methods for electronic-structure calculations: variational Monte Carlo (VMC) and diffusion Monte Carlo (DMC)) p. 12 (Diffusion Monte Carlo; While the VMC method is limited by the use of an approximate wave function [psi], the idea of the DMC method is to sample from the exact wave function [psi sub 0] of the ground state of the system)
=670  \\$aMamura, M.A. Visualizing quantum mechanics with diffusion Monte Carlo, 2002?, via WWW, Dec. 4, 2020:$bp. 1 (Quantum Diffusion Monte Carlo is one of the most commonly used implementations in the study of many-particle systems in quantum physics. From Diffusion Monte Carlo, a fairly accurate approximation of the wave function can be obtained, given merely a potential energy surface; Diffusion Monte Carlo (DMC) is a powerful analytical tool for solving the ground-state wave function of simple particle systems. The method is essentially a Markov process, or random walk, which makes use of the variational principle, which states that a wave function adjusts itself until the particle has the smallest possible total average energy)$uhttp://www.cs.wm.edu/~andreas/umsa/reports/2002_mamura.pdf
=670  \\$aKalinski, M. New Quantum Diffusion Monte Carlo Method for strong field time dependent problems, 2017, via WWW, Dec. 4, 2020:$babstr. (the Quantum Diffusion Quantum Monte Carlo (QDMC) method for the solution of the time-dependent Schrödinger equation)$uhttps://ui.adsabs.harvard.edu/abs/2017APS..DMP.P7003K/abstract
=750  \2$iBroader mapping$aMonte Carlo Method$0(DNLM)D009010$4BM$5DNLM

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=150  \\$aBoys' schools
=450  \\$aAll-boys schools
=450  \\$aBoys-only schools
=550  \\$wg$aSingle-sex schools
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Mayo College building and trees, Ajmer, Rajasthan, India, via University of Washington digital collections, International Collections, Dec. 22, 2020$b(depicts an all-boys' school)
=670  \\$aWikipedia, Dec. 22, 2020$b(Mayo College (informally Mayo) is a boys-only independent boarding school in Ajmer, Rajasthan, India)
=670  \\$aSingle-gender public schools in 5 charts, via Education Week website, Dec. 22, 2020$b(single-gender education has long been a pillar in the world of private schools, but in the past decade, several big-city school districts have opened all-boys schools designed to improve academic achievement and social-emotional skills for non-white students)
=670  \\$aAll-boys vs. co-ed schools : which is better?, via Army & Navy Academy website, Dec. 22, 2020$b(teachers at an all-boys school will tailor lessons for boys' brains; for example, at Army and Navy Academy, you might see teachers leading outdoor lessons since boys' eyes see better in natural light; or, you might see two groups competing in the classroom to see who can complete a set of problems the quickest since competition is a good motivator for boys)
=670  \\$aO'Donahue, D. Learning to live in boys' schools, via Google books search, Dec. 22, 2020$b(Donal O'Donoghue's account is instructive for studying the experiences of boys attending independent boys' schools in Canada)
=675  \\$aERIC thesaurus, via WWW, Dec. 23, 2020
=750  \2$iBroader mapping$aSchools$0(DNLM D012574$4BM$5DNLM

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=035  \\$a(LIBRARY_OF_CONGRESS)9817883715500041
=040  \\$aDGPO$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aHerd immunity
=450  \\$aCommunity immunity
=550  \\$wg$aImmunity
=670  \\$aWork cat: Herd immunity for COVID-19, 2020:$bp. 1 (A population can establish herd immunity to an infectious disease once a large enough portion of the population--typically 70 to 90 percent--develops immunity. This threshold develops through either infection or vaccination)
=670  \\$aMeSH browser, Dec. 28, 2020$b(Immunity, Herd: annotation: human and animal; herd immunity refers to the case when if most of the population is immune, infection of a single individual will not cause an epidemic; in immunized populations, susceptible individuals are not likely to become infected; also refers to cases when unprotected individuals fail to contract a disease because the infecting organism has been banished from the population) MeSH tree structures ([broader term]: Immunity)
=670  \\$aCenters for Disease Control and Prevention website, Dec. 28, 2020:$badvanced search for exact phrase: vaccine glossary of terms (Community immunity: A situation in which a sufficient proportion of a population is immune to an infectious disease (through vaccination and/or prior illness) to make its spread from person to person unlikely. Even individuals not vaccinated (such as newborns and those with chronic illnesses) are offered some protection because the disease has little opportunity to spread within the community. Also known as herd immunity)
=670  \\$aGoogle, Dec. 23, 2020$b(hit counts (in quotes): herd immunity: 10,500,000; community immunity: 153,000)
=670  \\$aPubMed, Dec. 23, 2020$b(hit counts (in quotes): herd immunity: 2,400; community immunity: 34)
=670  \\$amerriam-webster.com, Dec. 28, 2020$b(herd immunity: a reduction in the risk of infection with a specific communicable disease that occurs when a significant proportion of the population has become immune to infection (as because of previous exposure or vaccination) so that susceptible individuals are much less likely to come in contact with infected individuals)
=750  \2$aImmunity, Herd$0(DNLM)D032521$5DNLM

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=040  \\$aOrCS$beng$cDLC
=053  \0$aQR99.7.O82
=150  \\$aLyngbya
=550  \\$wg$aOscillatoriaceae
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Han, Bingnan. Natural products studies of the marine cyanobacteria Lyngbya semiplena and Lyngbya majuscula, 2005.
=670  \\$aAlgaebase, accessed Oct. 31, 2005$b(Lyngbya - Classification: Kingdom Bacteria; Phylum Cyanophyta; Class Cyanophyceae; Order Oscillatoriales; Family Oscillatoriaceae)
=750  \2$aLyngbya$0(DNLM)D000083582$5IEN-M

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=053  \\$aRC489.L6
=150  \0$aLogotherapy
=550  \0$wg$aExistential psychology
=550  \0$wg$aPhenomenological psychology
=550  \0$wg$aPsychotherapy
=750  \2$aLogotherapy$0(DNLM)D000081842$5IEN-M

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=053  \0$aHV8745$bHV8746
=150  \\$aJails
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=670  \\$aCensus of jails, 1999, 2000.
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=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aNarcotics$xOverdose
=450  \\$wnne$aNarcotics$xOverdosage
=681  \\$iExample under$aDrugs--Overdose
=750  \2$iNarrower mapping$aOpiate Overdose$0(DNLM)D000083682$4NM$5IEN-M

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=053  \0$aQK623.M93$cMycology
=150  \\$aMycosphaerella
=450  \\$aAscospora
=450  \\$aCercosphaerella
=450  \\$aCyclodothis
=450  \\$aDidymellina
=450  \\$aHaplodothis
=450  \\$aHypomycopsis
=450  \\$aMicronectriella
=450  \\$aOligostroma
=450  \\$aOvosphaerella
=450  \\$aRamosphaerella
=450  \\$aRamularisphaerella
=450  \\$aSeptorisphaerella
=450  \\$aSeptosphaerella
=450  \\$aSphaerella (Fungi)
=550  \\$wg$aMycosphaerellaceae
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Tomilin, B.A. Opredelitelʹ gribov roda Mycosphaerella Johans, 1979.
=670  \\$aInd. nom. gen. (plant.):$bv. 2, p. 1132 (Mycosphaerella: substitute name for sphaerella (also used for an algae genus))
=670  \\$aAinsworth & Bisby dict. of the fungi, 2001:$bp. 342 (Mycosphaerella.  Mycosphaerellaceae. A large genus with enormously varied anamorphs)  p. 578 (Mycosphaerella synonyms: Ascospora, Cercosphaerella, Cyclodothis, Didymellina, Haplodothis, Hypomycopsis, Micronectriella, Oligostroma, Ovosphaerella, Ramosphaerella, Ramularisphaerella, Septorisphaerella, Septosphaerella, Sphaerella)
=670  \\$aOld catalog heading$b(Mycosphaerella)
=670  \\$aWeb. 3.
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=150  \0$aMultidimensional scaling
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=550  \0$wg$aScaling (Social sciences)
=750  \2$aMultidimensional Scaling Analysis$0(DNLM)D000084142$5IEN-M

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=053  \\$aBF433.M3
=150  \0$aMaze tests
=550  \0$wg$aAnimal intelligence$xTesting
=550  \0$wg$aLabyrinths
=550  \0$wg$aLearning, Psychology of
=550  \0$wg$aMemory
=550  \0$wg$aPsychological tests
=550  \0$wg$aRecognition (Psychology)
=750  \2$iNarrower mapping$aMorris Water Maze Test$0(DNLM)D000084443$4NM$5IEN-M
=750  \2$iNarrower mapping$aOpen Field Test$0(DNLM)D000082563$4NM$5IEN-M
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=035  \\$a(LIBRARY_OF_CONGRESS)98168891500000041
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC
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=450  \\$aMediational analysis (Statistics)
=450  \\$aStatistical mediation
=450  \\$aStatistical mediation analysis
=550  \\$wg$aRegression analysis
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 2007011793: Introduction to statistical mediation analysis, 2008.
=670  \\$aWikipedia, March 30, 2007$b(Mediation (Statistics) In statistics, a mediation model is one that seeks to identify and explicate the mechanism that underlies an observed relationship between an independent variable and a dependent variable via the inclusion of a third explanatory variable, known as a mediator variable)
=670  \\$aStatistical strategies for small sample research, 1999:$bp. 195 (Statistical mediation is present when it can be demonstrated that the causal influence of one variable on another is transmitted through one or more additional variables, referred to as mediators or intervening variables) pp. 195-6 (Mediational analyses also can point to additional undocumented causes of an outcome by implicating antecedents of a mediator other than the putative causal variable.)
=670  \\$aIacobucci, D. Meditation on mediation on Association for Consumer Research web site, Apr. 4, 2007$b(Mediation is frequently of interest to social science researchers. A theoretical premise posits an intervening variable, some indicative measure of the process through which an independent variable is thought to impact a dependent variable. [...] If you must conduct a mediation analysis, be sure it has a strong theoretical basis.)
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=053  \\$aQC100$bQC111$cStandards
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=360  \\$isubdivision$aTesting$iunder headings for things tested, e.g.$aAutomobiles--Testing; Concrete--Testing; Copper--Testing
=450  \0$aMechanical properties testing
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=550  \\$wg$aRunning races
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=550  \\$aBipolar disorder
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Manic disorder x Mania; Manic state)
=670  \\$aThes. psych. index$b(Mania)
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=150  \\$aBetrayal
=550  \\$wg$aEthics
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Hedva, B. From betrayal to trust, 1992.
=670  \\$aWeb. 3
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=150  \\$aBatrachochytrium
=550  \\$wg$aChytridiales
=670  \\$aClassification based on 9th edition of the Dictionary of the fungi, via WWW, June 29, 2006$b(Batrachochytrium Longcore, Pessier & D.K. Nichols 1999, Incertae sedis, Chytridiales, Incertae sedis, Chytridiomycetes, Chytridiomycota, Fungi)
=670  \\$aWikipedia, June 29, 2006$b(Batrachochytrium dendrobatidis is a recently discovered chytrid fungus that causes the amphibian disease chytridiomycosis. Genus: Batrachochytrium. Order: Chytridiales. It is the only known species of the genus Batrachochytrium. The initial classification of the pathogen as a Chytrid was based on zoospore ultrastructure. DNA analysis of the ssu-rDNA has corroborated the view, with the closest match to Chytridium confervae.)
=670  \\$aIndex Fungorum, via WWW, June 29, 2006$b(Batrachochytrium dendrobatidis Longcore, Pessier & D.K. Nichols (1999); Chytridiales)
=670  \\$aIndex nominum genericorum (plantarum), via WWW, June 29, 2006$b(Batrachochytrium. Fungi ('CAET.')-Chytridiales)
=750  \2$aBatrachochytrium$0(DNLM)D000084662$5IEN

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=010  \\$ash 00003597
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=035  \\$a(LIBRARY_OF_CONGRESS)98168818880000041
=040  \\$aWaU$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aBacillus thuringiensis$xToxicology
=550  \\$wg$aToxicology
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Haider, S.T. Host-range specificity of a Bacillus thuringiensis (Bt) toxin as analyzed by protein engineering, 1999.
=750  \2$aBacillus thuringiensis Toxins$0(DNLM)D000083722$5IEN

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=150  \\$aSociophonetics
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=550  \\$wg$aSociology
=670  \\$aWork cat: Sociophonetics, 2021:$bCIP summary provided by publisher (Sociophonetics focuses on the relationship between phonetic or phonological form on the one hand, and social and regional factors on the other, working across fields as diverse as sociolinguistics, phonetics, speech sciences and psycholinguistics)
=670  \\$aThomas, Erik. Sociophonetics, 2011:$bback cover (Sociophonetics - the interface of sociolinguistics and phonetics)
=670  \\$aSociophonetics in Oxford Handbook Online, viewed December 18, 2020:$bAbstract and keywords (The term sociophonetics refers to the interface of sociolinguistics and phonetics, and specifically to the use of modern phonetic methods in the quantitative analysis of language variation and change)$uhttps://www.oxfordhandbooks.com/view/10.1093/oxfordhb/9780199744084.001.0001/oxfordhb-9780199744084-e-20
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=788  \2$iSearch also under the Medical Subject Headings used together in the same record:$aPhonetics$iand$aSociology$5DNLM

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=010  \\$ash2021000077
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=035  \\$a(LIBRARY_OF_CONGRESS)9818066319800041
=040  \\$aNcU$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aPrivate prisons
=450  \\$aFor-profit prisons
=450  \\$aPrivately operated prisons
=450  \\$aProprietary prisons
=550  \\$wg$aPrisons
=670  \\$aWork cat: Inside private prisons, 2019:$bp. 2 (private prisons) page 3 (for-profit prisons) page 231 (privately operated prisons)
=670  \\$aPrivate prisons in America, ©2006:$btitle page (private prisons) pages 3-4 (After the Civil War, the convict lease system was created to keep alive involuntary servitude for private profit; in modern times, prisoners are no longer profitable solely for their labor, but for their ability to generate per diem payments for their private keepers, making imprisonment for private profit once again a viable economic industry in the United States)
=670  \\$aLogan, Charles H. The propriety of proprietary prisons, 1987:$bcaption (proprietary prisons) page 35 (a small but growing number of penal institutions are now privately owned or managed under contract to government agencies)
=670  \\$aThe Sentencing Project WWW site, Nov. 24 2020$b(The federal government and 27 states utilized private prisons operated by for-profit and non-profit entities during 2016; for-profit prisons)
=750  \2$iBroader mapping$aPrisons$0(DNLM)D011330$4BM$5DNLM

=LDR  01607nz  a2200205n  4500
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=010  \\$ash2021000011
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=040  \\$aWaU$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aPhosphoglycerol
=550  \\$wg$aPhospholipids
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Kessenich, B.L. Tandem effects of lipid head and tail chemistry on the wettability of clay, 2020:$babstr. (Phospholipids have a polar headgroup and two tails of carbon chains. I tested two distinct head groups, phosphoethanolamine (zwitterionic) and phosphoglycerol (negative)) pp. 30-31 (For the phospholipids, I selected phosphoethanolamine (PE) and phosphoglycerol (PG) lipids that I expected to be present in soils)
=670  \\$aChemSpider website, Jan. 4, 2021$b(phosphoglycerol. Molecular Formula: C₃H₇O₅P. Synonym: Phosphenic acid, 2,3-dihydroxypropyl ester)
=670  \\$aWiktionary, Jan. 4, 2021$b(phosphoglycerol (countable and uncountable, plural phosphoglycerols): (organic chemistry) The glycerol ester of phosphoric acid that is a component of phospholipids)
=670  \\$aBiochem review 11, view Quizet website, Jan. 4, 2021:$bcard 1 (phosphoglycerols) card 8 (Phosphoglycerol compounds are triacylgycerols that are connected to a phosphate residue on the number three carbon, which is then connected to an alcohol derivative. Phosphatic acids are the component parts of phosphoglycerols)
=750  \2$iBroader mapping$aPhospholipids$0(DNLM)D010743$4BM$5DNLM

=LDR  01196nz  a2200241n  4500
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=010  \\$ash2020000290
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=035  \\$a(LIBRARY_OF_CONGRESS)9818066292100041
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC
=053  \0$aQK495.O44$cBotany
=072  \7$aH 1180$2lcsh
=150  \\$aOsmanthus
=450  \\$aDevilwoods
=550  \\$wg$aOleaceae
=670  \\$aWork cat: Pucheng dan gui bi hua, 2014:$b(discusses Osmanthus, a genus of flowering plants important to the culture of Pucheng Xian in China's Fujian Sheng)
=670  \\$aNatural Resources Conservation Service (US Dept. of Agriculture) WWW site, Feb. 6, 2020:$b(Osmanthus; genus in the family Oleaceae; also known as devilwood)
=670  \\$aThe Plant List, Feb. 6, 2020:$b("The genus Osmanthus is in the family Oleaceae in the major group Angiosperms (Flowering plants).")
=670  \\$aITIS, Mar. 4, 2021$b(Osmanthus, genus; family: Oleaceae; common name: Devilwood; devilwood is also the common name on one species and two varieties)
=750  \2$iBroader mapping$aOleaceae$0(DNLM)D029592$4BM$5DNLM

=LDR  00590nz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9818351887106676
=005  20220701152215.0
=008  201228i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\c
=010  \\$ash2020012284
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=035  \\$a(LIBRARY_OF_CONGRESS)9818066278000041
=040  \\$aICU$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aMenthol cigarettes
=550  \\$wg$aCigarettes
=670  \\$aWork cat: Pushing cool : big tobacco, racial marketing, and the untold story of the menthol cigarette, 2021
=750  \2$iBroader mapping$aTobacco Products$0(DNLM)D062789$4BM$5DNLM

=LDR  02067nz  a2200277n  4500
=001  9818351887206676
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=008  201228i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\|
=010  \\$ash2020012285
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=035  \\$a(LIBRARY_OF_CONGRESS)9818066277900041
=040  \\$aWaU$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aMats (Floor coverings)
=450  \\$aCarpets, Flag
=450  \\$aFlag carpets
=450  \\$aFloor mats
=450  \\$aFloormats
=450  \\$aMatting (Floor coverings)
=550  \\$wg$aFloor coverings
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Mats at Tamyang Bamboo Village, Tamyang-gun, Chŏlla-namdo, May 1978, via University of Washington digital collections, International Collections, Dec. 28, 2020.
=670  \\$aArt & architecture thesaurus online, December 28, 2020:$b(mats (floor coverings). SN Protective floor coverings, such as those made of a coarse material intended to protect the floor, or those made as a resilient or padded covering to protect athletes during practice or performance. UF flag carpets; matting (floor coverings). BT floor coverings)
=670  \\$aAmerican Folklore Society ethnographic thesaurus, via id.loc.gov, Dec. 28, 2020$b(mats (floor coverings); UF floor mats; BT floor coverings)$uhttp://id.loc.gov/vocabulary/ethnographicTerms/afset011233
=670  \\$aNomenclature for museum cataloging website, Dec. 28, 2020$b(Mat. UF matting; BT Floor Coverings. Definition: A flat covering usually made of coarse materials, such as straw, hemp, coir, rushes, reeds, or grasses, which are woven or braided, usually into a rectangle or an oval. Used outside or inside to protect the floor or the rug below from dirt on feet, boots, or shoes. It may also be used for decorative purposes)$uhttps://www.nomenclature.info/nom/1035
=670  \\$aSchools online thesaurus website, December 28, 2020$b(mats; alternative label: floormats; broader concept: floor coverings; related concepts: carpets, rugs, weaving)
=750  \2$iBroader mapping$aFloors and Floorcoverings$0(DNLM)D005430$4BM$5DNLM

=LDR  01843cz  a2200241n  4500
=001  9818351887306676
=005  20220701125128.0
=008  210127i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\c
=010  \\$ash2021001286
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh2021001286
=035  \\$a(LIBRARY_OF_CONGRESS)9818066176300041
=040  \\$aGVaS$beng$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aBF1442.M33
=150  \\$aMagic circles
=450  \\$aCircles, Magic
=550  \\$wg$aOccultism
=670  \\$aWork cat: Kiesel, William J. Magic circles in the Grimoire Tradition, 2012:$bpage 11 (Magic circles have been depicted in popular expressions of magic and witchcraft as well as detailed with full rubrics in traditional manuals of magic such as Heptameron, Clavicular Solomonis or Liber Juratus; circles [provided] authority and protection to the operator in their dealings with the spirit world)
=670  \\$aValiente, Doreen. An ABC of witchcraft past & present,1973:$bCircle, Magic (The magic circle is part of the general heritage of magical practice; used by the ceremonial magician, to the simple round drawn by the witch; the circle is drawn to protect the operator from potentially dangerous or hostile forces without, and to concentrate the power which was raised within)
=670  \\$aEncyclopedia of occultism & parapsychology, 2001:$bCircles (The circle is the most common space created for the working of magic and witchcraft)
=670  \\$aBuckland, Raymond. The witch book, 2002:$bCircle (A witch may consecrate any area deemed suitable at any time ... that area is enclosed in a circle)
=670  \\$aGuiley, Rosemary Ellen. The encyclopedia of witches, witchcraft and Wicca, 2008:$bMagic circle (a sacred and purified space in which rituals, magical work and ceremonies are conducted)
=750  \2$iBroader mapping$aOccultism$0(DNLM)D009781$4BM$5DNLM

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=010  \\$ash2021001240
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=035  \\$a(LIBRARY_OF_CONGRESS)9818066179000041
=040  \\$aCU-A$beng$cDLC
=053  \0$aQK495.L52$cBotany
=072  \7$aH 1180$2lcsh
=150  \\$aLeadville milkvetch
=450  \\$aAstragalus molybdenus
=450  \\$aAstragalus plumbeus
=450  \\$aAstragalus schultziorum
=550  \\$wg$aAstragalus (Plants)
=670  \\$aWork cat: Status review and taxonomic studies of Astragalus molybdenus, U.S.D.A. Forest Service, Region 1, Lewis and Clark National Forest, 1990 :$bpage 1 (scientific name, Astragalus molybdenus; common name, Leadville milk-vetch)
=670  \\$aITIS, viewed January 4, 2021:$b(species: Astragalus molybdenus, common name: Leadville milkvetch; genus: Astragalus)
=670  \\$aUSDA Plants database, viewed January 20, 2121 :$b(species, Astragalus molybdenus--Leadville milkvetch; genus, Astragalus)
=670  \\$aGBIF, viewed Feb. 26, 2021$b(Astragalus molybdenus, accepted species; common name (English): Leadville milkvetch; synonyms: Astragalus molybdenus var. schultziorum, Astragalus plumbeus, Astragalus schultziorum)
=750  \2$iBroader mapping$aAstragalus Plant$0(DNLM)D027883$4BM$5DNLM

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=010  \\$ash2021001273
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh2021001273
=035  \\$a(LIBRARY_OF_CONGRESS)9818066176900041
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC
=053  \0$aRJ505.D53
=150  \\$aDialectical behavior therapy for children
=550  \\$wg$aBehavior therapy
=550  \\$wg$aChild psychotherapy
=670  \\$aWork cat: Creative play-based DBT activities for children and their parents, 2021:$bCIP galley (The creative play--based activities in this workbook are based on the theoretical understandings of dialectical behavioral therapy (DBT) and play therapy, as well as the lived experience of the authors' clinical work with children using these approac
=750  \2$81$wb$iBroader mapping$aDialectical Behavior Therapy$0(DNLM)D000077252$4BM$5DNLM
=750  \2$81$wb$iBroader mapping$aChild$0(DNLM)D002648$4BM$5DNLM
=788  \2$iSearch also under the Medical Subject Headings used together in the same record:$aDialectical Behavior Therapy$iand$aChild$5DNLM

=LDR  03114nz  a2200277n  4500
=001  9818351887706676
=005  20220701121717.0
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=010  \\$ash2021001288
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh2021001288
=035  \\$a(LIBRARY_OF_CONGRESS)9818066176100041
=040  \\$aWaU$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aAdsorption calorimetry
=450  \\$aAdsorptive calorimetry
=450  \\$aCalorimetry for adsorption
=550  \\$wg$aCalorimetry
=670  \\$aLownsbury, J.M. Adsorption calorimetry for energy conversion technologies, 2016:$babstr. (adsorption calorimetry is used in concert with surface spectroscopies in ultrahigh vacuum (UHV) to study the adsorption of calcium metal onto phenyl-C61-butyric acid methyl ester (PCBM))
=670  \\$aAnnual review of analytical chemistry, v. 4 (2011):$bp. 42 (Heat is generally evolved or absorbed over the course of a chemical reaction, and calorimetric measurements aim to quantify this heat to provide information about reaction thermodynamics. In adsorption calorimetry, the reactions of interest involve the adsorption of atomic or molecular species onto a surface, and the heat exchanged with the surface can manifest as a temperature change in the substrate and/or the surrounding environment. Adsorption calorimetric measurements take advantage of these measurable changes to provide valuable information about surface reactions of interest)
=670  \\$aJacoby, M. Adsorption calorimetry, via Chemical & engineering news website, posted April 21, 2014, viewed Jan. 27, 2021$b(Underused technique for measuring bond strength)
=670  \\$aBellat, JP. Calorimetry for gas adsorption, 2019, via WWW, Jan. 27, 2021:$bslide 1 (Calorimetry for adsorption)
=670  \\$aProceedings of the American Philosophical Society, v. 81, no. 1 (May 31, 1939):$bp. 1 (article title: Adsorption calorimetry on catalytic materials and an account of some measurements on chromic oxide at -183°C; the calorimetric determination of the heats of adsorption provides useful evidence in deciding whether a given process belongs to the activated or the van der Waals type)
=670  \\$aThermochimica acta, v. 135 (Oct. 1988):$bp. 19 (article title: Adsorption calorimetry in surface chemistry; the measurement of the energy of interaction of a molecule with a surface as a function of coverage provides information on the state of the surface and on the thermodynamic characteristics of the adsorption process)
=670  \\$aAdvances in physical chemistry, v. 2008, article ID 127328:$bp. 1 (article title: Determination of differential enthalpy and isotherm by adsorption calorimetry; Adsorption calorimetry, preferably in association with other physicochemical or physical techniques, may be used to describe the surface properties of a solid)
=670  \\$aWrabetz, S. Adsorption calorimetry, 2010, via WWW, Jan. 27, 2021:$bslide 4 (direct method to determine number, strength and energy distribution of the adsorption sites; adsorptive microcalorimetry)
=750  \2$iBroader mapping$aCalorimetry$0(DNLM)D002151$4BM$5DNLM

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=010  \\$ash2021001274
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=035  \\$a(LIBRARY_OF_CONGRESS)9818066176800041
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC
=053  \0$aQ325.787
=150  \\$aTransfer learning (Machine learning)
=550  \\$wg$aMachine learning
=670  \\$aWork cat: Transfer learning through embedding spaces, 2021:$bpref. (identifying transferable knowledge across learning problems to design efficient and adaptive machine learning algorithms that do not require persistent retraining and avoid learning redundant information)
=670  \\$aScience direct, viewed January 26, 2021$b(Transfer learning is a problem that samples are generated from more than one domain, which focuses on transferring knowledge from source tasks to target tasks)
=670  \\$aWikipedia, viewed January 26, 2021$b(Transfer learning; a research problem in machine learning that focuses on storing knowledge gained while solving one problem and applying it to a different but related problem)
=670  \\$aEngineering index, viewed January 26, 2021$b(controlled index term: Transfer learning)
=670  \\$aApplied science full text, viewed January 26, 2021$b(uncontrolled keyword: Transfer learning)
=670  \\$aInspec, viewed January 26, 2021$b(uncontrolled indexing: Transfer learning)
=750  \2$iBroader mapping$aMachine Learning$0(DNLM(DNLM)D000069550$4BM$5DNLM

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=001  9818351888106676
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=010  \\$ash2020011605
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh2020011605
=035  \\$a(LIBRARY_OF_CONGRESS)9818066279300041
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aParticulate matter
=450  \\$aAirborne particulate matter
=450  \\$aAmbient particulate matter
=450  \\$aParticulate air pollutants
=450  \\$aUltrafine particulate matter
=450  \\$aUltrafine fibers
=450  \\$aUltrafine particles
=550  \\$wg$aAir$xPollution
=550  \\$wg$aMatter
=550  \\$wg$aSolids
=670  \\$aWork cat: Ambient combustion ultrafine particles and health, 2020:$bpub. info. (collection of articles that address the emerging issue of ambient ultrafine particles derived from combustion sources and their health effects) TOC (Particulate matter; ultrafine particulate matter)
=670  \\$aMeSH, Jan. 22, 2021$b(Particulate matter: Particles of any solid substance, generally under 30 microns in size; Entry Term(s) Air Pollutants, Particulate; Airborne Particulate Matter; Ambient Particulate Matter; Ultrafine Fiber; Ultrafine Fibers; Ultrafine Particle; Ultrafine Particles; Ultrafine Particulate Matter)
=750  \2$aParticulate Matter$0(DNLM)D052638$5DNLM

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=001  9818351888306676
=005  20220617123039.0
=008  210125i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\c
=010  \\$ash2021001272
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh2021001272
=035  \\$a(LIBRARY_OF_CONGRESS)9818066177000041
=040  \\$aWaU$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aNewborn screening
=450  \\$aNeonatal screening
=450  \\$aNewborn infant screening
=450  \\$aScreening, Neonatal
=450  \\$aScreening, Newborn
=450  \\$aScreening, Newborn infant
=550  \\$wg$aMedical screening
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Hong, Xinying. Development of biochemical assays for the screening, diagnosis, and prognosis of treatable inborn errors of metabolism, 2020:$bpp. iii-iv (newborn screening; newborn screening programs; broad public health prevention program that aims at identifying a number of conditions for which early intervention can reduce premature mortality and morbidity; newborn screening of metachromatic leukodystroph)
=670  \\$aMeSH browser, Jan. 25, 2021$b(Neonatal Screening. UF Infant, Newborn, Screening; Newborn Infant Screening; Newborn Screening; scope note: The identification of selected parameters in newborn infants by various tests, examinations, or other procedures. Screening may be performed by clinical or laboratory measures. A screening test is designed to sort out healthy neonates from those not well, but the screening test is not intended as a diagnostic device, rather instead as epidemiologic; in MeSH tree structures under: Clinical Laboratory Techniques; Mass Screening)
=670  \\$aKidsHealth website, Jan. 25, 2021$b(Newborn Screening Tests: Newborn screening is a public health service done in each U.S. state. Every newborn is tested for a group of health disorders that aren't otherwise found at birth. With a simple blood test, doctors can check for rare genetic, hormone-related, and metabolic conditions that can cause serious health problems. Newborn screening lets doctors diagnose babies quickly and start treatment as soon as possible)
=670  \\$aNewborn screening portal, via Centers for Disease Control and Prevention website, Jan. 25, 2021$b(Newborn screening identifies conditions that can affect a child's long-term health or survival. Early detection, diagnosis, and intervention can prevent death or disability and enable children to reach their full potential. Each year, millions of babies in the U.S. are routinely screened, using a few drops of blood from the newborn's heel, for certain genetic, endocrine, and metabolic disorders, and are also tested for hearing loss and critical congenital heart defects (CCHDs) prior to discharge from a hospital or birthing center)
=670  \\$aGoogle search, Jan. 25, 2021$b(2,010,000 results for "neonatal screening"; 2,260,000 results results for "newborn screening")
=750  \2$aNeonatal Screening$0(DNLM)D015997$5DNLM

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=001  9818351888506676
=005  20220617122258.0
=008  210114i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\|
=010  \\$ash2021000088
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh2021000088
=035  \\$a(LIBRARY_OF_CONGRESS)9818066319500041
=040  \\$aWaU$beng$cDLC
=053  \0$aQL561.B6$cZoology
=150  \\$aBombyx
=450  \\$aMulberry silk moths
=450  \\$aSilk moths, Mulberry
=450  \\$aSilk moths, True
=450  \\$aTrue silk moths
=550  \\$wg$aBombycidae
=670  \\$aITIS, Jan. 14, 2021$b(Genus Bombyx, Tribe Bombycini, Subfamily Bombycinae, Family Bombycidae - lappet moths, silkworm moths)
=670  \\$aNCBI taxonomy browser, Jan. 14, 2021$b(Bombyx. Rank: genus. Subfamily Bombycinae, family Bombycidae)
=670  \\$aWikipedia, Jan. 14, 2021$b(Bombyx is the genus of true silk moths or mulberry silk moths of the family Bombycidae, also known as silkworms, which are the larvae or caterpillars of silk moths)
=670  \\$aMerriam-Webster online, Jan. 14, 2021$b(Bombyx: the type genus of Bombycidae including the domestic silkworm moth (Bombyx mori))
=750  \2$aBombyx$0(DNLM)D012831$5DNLM

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=001  9881935014502441
=005  20220609131221.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85015048
=035  \\$a(DLC) sh 85015048
=035  \\$a(LIBRARY_OF_CONGRESS)98169892860000041
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQL537.C24
=150  \\$aBlowflies
=450  \\$aBlow-flies
=450  \\$aCalliphoridae
=550  \\$wg$aDiptera
=550  \\$wg$aFlies
=750  \2$aCalliphoridae$0(DNLM)D000086542$5IEN

=LDR  00449cz  a2200169n  4500
=001  9881946898102441
=005  20220614143159.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85021859
=035  \\$a(DLC) sh 85021859
=035  \\$a(LIBRARY_OF_CONGRESS)98171630920000041
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQL449.5$bQL449.55
=150  \\$aCentipedes
=450  \\$aChilopoda
=550  \\$wg$aMyriapoda
=750  \2$aChilopoda$0(DNLM)D000083802$5IEN

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=001  9881946899102441
=005  20220614141938.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85022062
=035  \\$a(DLC) sh62 850220
=035  \\$a(LIBRARY_OF_CONGRESS)98171648330000041
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQK625.D4
=150  \\$aCercospora
=550  \\$wg$aDematiaceae
=750  \2$aCercospora$0(DNLM)D000084823$5IEN

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=001  9881946899502441
=005  20220614141325.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85022032
=035  \\$a(DLC) sh 85022032
=035  \\$a(LIBRARY_OF_CONGRESS)98171646400000041
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQK623.O6
=150  \\$aCeratocystis
=450  \\$aEndoconidiophora
=550  \\$wg$aOphiostomataceae
=750  \2$aCeratocystis$0(DNLM)D000084843$5IEN

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=001  9881946899702441
=005  20220614134247.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85066669
=035  \\$a(DLC) sh 85066669
=035  \\$a(LIBRARY_OF_CONGRESS)98172125270000041
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQK917$cBotany
=053  \0$aSB432.7$cCulture
=150  \\$aCarnivorous plants
=450  \\$aInsect-eating plants
=450  \\$wnne$aInsectivorous plants
=550  \\$wg$aPlants
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Slack, A. Carnivorous plants, c1988.
=670  \\$aLC data base, 1/31/90 (carnivorous plants; insectivorous plants; insect-eating plants)
=670  \\$aHowes dict. of useful and everyday plants$b(carnivorous plants, or insectivorous)
=675  \\$aBiol. & agr. index, v. 41, 42
=750  \2$aCarnivorous Plant$0(DNLM)000086523$5IEN

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=001  9881949263602441
=005  20220630134627.0
=008  860211i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85033017
=035  \\$a(DLC) sh 85033017
=035  \\$a(LIBRARY_OF_CONGRESS)98170059160000041
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=150  \\$aCorrectional institutions
=360  \\$inames of individual correctional institutions
=450  \\$aCorrections institutions
=450  \\$aPenal institutions
=550  \\$wg$aCorrections
=550  \\$wg$aPublic institutions
=750  \2$aCorrectional Facilities$0(DNLM)D000081682$5IEN

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=001  9881949267302441
=005  20220629134919.0
=008  890411i|\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 89002320
=035  \\$a(DLC) sh 89002320
=035  \\$a(LIBRARY_OF_CONGRESS)98169283350000041
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aRC569.5.E94
=150  \\$aExercise addiction
=450  \\$aActivity anorexia
=450  \\$aAddiction to exercise
=450  \\$aAnorexia, Activity
=450  \\$aCompulsive exercising
=550  \\$wg$aCompulsive behavior
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Benyo, R. The exercise fix, c1990$b(exercise addiction)
=670  \\$a96-5984: Activity anorexia ... c1996.
=675  \\$aWeb. 3;$aDSM-III;$aDorland's med. dict.;$aIAC;$aHennepin
=750  \2$aCompulsive Exercise$0(DNLM)D000082262$5IEN

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=001  9881949267902441
=005  20220629130922.0
=008  091202i|\anannbabn\\\\\\\\\\|a\ana\\\\\c
=010  \\$ash2009009121
=035  \\$a(DLC) sh2009009121
=035  \\$a(LIBRARY_OF_CONGRESS)98168970560000041
=040  \\$aHU$beng$cDLC$dDLC
=053  \0$aQR82.M45$cMicrobiology
=150  \\$aClavibacter
=550  \\$wg$aMicrobacteriaceae
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Detection and characterization of virulent, hypovirulent, and nonvirulent Clavibacter michiganensis subsp. michiganensis, 2003.
=670  \\$aWikipedia, Oct. 15, 2009$b(Clavibacter michiganensis; currently constitutes the only species within the genus Clavibacter)
=670  \\$aBacterial nomenclature up-to-date via WWW, Oct. 21, 2009$b(genus: Clavibacter; Davis et al. 1984)
=670  \\$aCatalogue of life via WWW, Oct. 15, 2009$b(genus Clavibacter)
=675  \\$aWeb. 3
=750  \2$aClavibacter$0(DNLM)D000086162$5IEN

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=001  9881950401802441
=005  20220704145636.0
=008  860211||\anannbab|\\\\\\\\\\|b\ana\|||\\
=010  \\$ash 85033775
=035  \\$a(DLC) sh 85033775
=035  \\$a(LIBRARY_OF_CONGRESS)98170998240000041
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=150  \\$aCrassulacean acid metabolism
=450  \\$aAcid metabolism, Crassulacean
=550  \\$wg$aCarboxylic acids
=550  \\$aCrassulaceae
=550  \\$wg$aMetabolism
=550  \\$wg$aPhotosynthesis
=550  \\$wg$aPlants$xMetabolism
=550  \\$wg$aSucculent plants
=750  \2$aCrassulacean Acid Metabolism$0(DNLM)000081962$5IEN

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=010  \\$ash2022005580
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh2022005580
=035  \\$a(LIBRARY_OF_CONGRESS)9822993153500041
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC
=053  \0$aQR189.5.C68
=150  \\$aCOVID-19 vaccines
=550  \\$wg$amRNA vaccines
=550  \\$wg$aViral vaccines
=670  \\$aWork cat: Bourla, Albert. Moonshot, 2022:$bpublisher info ( story of how Pfizer raced to create the first Covid-19 vaccine)$w(DLC)2022001763
=670  \\$aMeSH heading, retrieved on March 2, 2022$b(COVID-19 vaccines: Vaccines or candidate vaccines containing SARS-CoV-2 component antigens, genetic materials, or inactivated SARS-CoV-2 virus, and designed to prevent COVID-19)
=688  \\$aEstablished May 2022.
=750  \2$aCovid-19 Vaccines$0(DNLM)D000086663$5IEN
=750  \2$iNarrower mapping$aBNT162 Vaccine$0(DNLM)D000090982$4NM$5IEN-M
=750  \2$iNarrower mapping$aAd26COVS1$0(DNLM)D000090984$4NM$5IEN-M
=750  \2$iNarrower mapping$a2019-nCoV Vaccine mRNA-1273$0(DNLM)D000090983$4NM$5IEN-M

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=010  \\$ash2021005037
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh2021005037
=035  \\$a(LIBRARY_OF_CONGRESS)9819058680400041
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aAnarchafeminism
=450  \\$aAnarcha-feminism
=450  \\$aAnarchist feminism
=450  \\$aAnarchistix-feministix
=450  \\$aAnarcho-feminism
=550  \\$wg$aAnarchism
=550  \\$wg$aFeminism
=670  \\$aWork cat: Bottici, Chiara. Anarchafeminism, 2022:$bgalley (anarchist feminism or, as we prefer to call it, "anarchafeminism"; "Anarchafeminism" is an expression that combines "anarchism" and "feminism". Similar expressions are "anarcho-feminism" or "anarchist feminism" or, more recently, "anarchistix-feministix"; There is, therefore, an urgent need for feminism, but the latter must be supported by an articulation of women's liberation that does not create further hierarchies, and this is precisely where anarchafeminism can intervene. While other feminists from the left have been tempted to explain the oppression of women on the basis of a single factor, or have imprisoned women's liberation into the framework of a narrow understanding of "womanhood," anarchists have always been clear in arguing that, in order to fight patriarchy, we have to fight the multifaceted ways in which multiple factors -- economic, cultural, racial, political, sexual, etc. -- converge to foster it. Including, we might say, the very factors that lead us to privilege certain notions of womanhood over others.)
=670  \\$aAnarchist Library WWW site, viewed June 3, 2021$b(Anarcha-Feminism : feminism's emphasis on the small group as a basic organizational unit, on the personal and political, on anti- authoritarianism and on spontaneous direct action was essentially anarchism)$uhttps://theanarchistlibrary.org/library/ruby-flick-anarcha-feminism
=670  \\$aMarsh, M.S. The Anarchist-Feminist Response to the "Woman Question" in Late Nineteenth-Century America; in American Quarterly, v. 30, no. 4 (Autumn, 1978); viewed online via JSTOR, Aug. 4, 2021$bp. 534-535 (The anarchist-feminists rejected outright any notion of significant inherent intellectual or psychological differences between the sexes, continued to insist on equality based on a shared humanity. Anarchist feminism's belief that not only government but all forms of coercive external authority must be abolished to implement the ideal of personal liberty)
=750  \2$iBroader mapping$aFeminism$0(DNLM)D019513$4BM$5DNLM

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=010  \\$ash2021005632
=035  \\$a(DLC)sh2021005632
=035  \\$a(LIBRARY_OF_CONGRESS)9819058776200041
=040  \\$aNcU$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aVaccine hesitancy
=450  \\$aHesitancy, Vaccine
=450  \\$aRefusal of vaccination
=450  \\$aVaccination refusal
=450  \\$aVaccine refusal
=550  \\$wg$aPatient refusal of treatment
=670  \\$aWork cat: Goldenberg, M.J. Vaccine hesitancy, 2021:$bpage 3 (Vaccine hesitancy refers to an attitude of ambivalence regarding vaccines. It is distinct from vaccine refusal, which is a behavior. Vaccine hesitancy runs along a spectrum from mild to severe uncertainty about whether vaccines are safe, effective, and necessary)$w(OCoLC)1239736213
=670  \\$aMacDonald, N.E. Vaccine hesitancy, 2015:$babstract (The SAGE Working Group on Vaccine Hesitancy concluded that vaccine hesitancy refers to delay in acceptance or refusal of vaccination despite availability of vaccination services)
=670  \\$aNavin, M. Values and vaccine refusal, 2016.
=670  \\$aMeSH, June 29, 2021$b(MeSH heading: Vaccination Refusal; scope note: Refusal to receive vaccination; entry term: Vaccine refusal; see also: Anti-Vaccination Movement; mapped to: Treatment refusal)
=680  \\$iHere are entered works on individuals' unwillingness or refusal to be vaccinated. Works on the social movement opposed to vaccination are entered under$aAnti-vaccination movement.
=681  \\$iNote under$aAnti-vaccination movement
=750  \2$aVaccination Hesitancy$0(DNLM)D000088823$5IEN-M
=930  \\$aLCSH Mapping GN 2025/02/07

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=035  \\$a(LIBRARY_OF_CONGRESS)9819058680000041
=040  \\$aHU$beng$cDLC
=053  \0$aQK495.A685$cBotany
=150  \\$aCyrtosperma
=450  \\$aArisacontis
=550  \\$wg$aAraceae
=670  \\$aWork cat: Grandison, Gordon S. Report on a visit to State of Yap (Federated States of Micronesia) and Republic of Palau to investigate a nematode disorder of giant swamp taro (Cyrtosperma chamissonis), 3-8 June, 1990, 1990.
=670  \\$aITIS via WWW, June 4, 2021$b(Cyrtosperma Griff.; taxonomic rank: genus; family: Araceae (arums); direct children: species Cyrtosperma merkusii)
=670  \\$aNAL Agricultural thesaurus and glossary via WWW, June 4, 2021$b(Cyrtosperma merkusii; species; BT Cyrtosperma (genus); family: Araceae)
=670  \\$aGBIF, June 4, 2021$b(Cyrtosperma chamissonis; classification: Plantae/Tracheophyta/Liliopsida/Alismatales/Araceae/Cyrtosperma)
=670  \\$aWorld checklist of selected plant families, June 4, 2021$b(Cyrtosperma Griff. (1851); genus; accepted; family: Araceae; synonym: Arisacontis Schott (1857))
=670  \\$aWikipedia, June 4, 2021$b(Cyrtosperma: a genus of flowering plants in the family Araceae; the genus went through considerable taxonomic changes in the 1980s, and as a result is now considered to be native only to Southeast Asia and some Pacific islands; previously, the genus was believed to be widespread from Asia to Africa and South America, but the African and South American species were subsequently moved into separate genera; now known to be most prominent in New Guinea; the genus Cyrtosperma is unique in this regards because it is the only known big genus in Araceae that is known to be found east of Wallace's line; family: Araceae; subfamily: Lasioideae)
=675  \\$aWeb. 3
=750  \2$aCyrtosperma$0(DNLM)D031061$5DNLM

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=010  \\$ash2021004182
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=035  \\$a(LIBRARY_OF_CONGRESS)9818765871400041
=040  \\$aWaU$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aTorso (Anatomy)
=450  \\$aTorsos (Anatomy)
=450  \\$aTrunk (Anatomy)
=550  \\$wg$aAnatomy
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Sandstone male torso, Maurya or early Sunga period, India, ca. 3rd-2nd century B.C., via University of Washington digital collections, International Collections, May 27, 2021.
=670  \\$aMeSH, May 27, 2021$b(torso; do not confuse with torso protein often referred to as "torso"; "trunk" in reference to the main part of the body goes here; the central part of the body to which the neck and limbs are attached)
=670  \\$aWikipedia, May 27, 2021$b(torso; the torso or trunk is an anatomical term for the central part, or core, of many animal bodies (including humans) from which extend the neck and limbs)
=670  \\$aArt & architecture thesaurus online, May 27, 2021$b(torsos (animal components). UF torso (animal or human component). SN The central portions a human's or animal's body, not including head and limbs.)
=670  \\$aMerriam-Webster online website, May 27, 2021$b(torso 1: the human body apart from the head, neck, arms, and legs, that is the human trunk; 2: a sculptured representation of the trunk of a human body; 3: something (such as a piece of writing) that is mutilated or left unfinished)
=750  \2$aTorso$0(DNLM)D060726$5IEN
=750  \2$iNarrower mapping$aAbdominal Core$0(DNLM)D000090043$4NM$5IEN-M

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=010  \\$ash2021003944
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=035  \\$a(LIBRARY_OF_CONGRESS)9818552288700041
=040  \\$aWaU$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aNonlinear optical microscopy
=450  \\$aNLO microscopy
=450  \\$aNLOM (Nonlinear optical microscopy)
=450  \\$aNon-linear microscopy
=450  \\$aNon-linear optical microscopy
=450  \\$aNonlinear microscopy
=550  \\$wg$aMicroscopy
=550  \\$wg$aNonlinear optics
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Shin, K.S. Nonlinear optical microscopy for tissue imaging and analysis in anatomic pathology, 2020:$babstr. (I combine SRS [stimulated Raman scattering microscopy] with other non-linear microscopies, including second harmonic generation (SHG) microscopy and two-photon fluorescence (TPF) microscopy; non-linear optical microscopy)$w(OCoLC)1244822478
=670  \\$aNonlinear optical microscopy (NLOM), via Norwegian University of Science and Technology Department of Physics website, May 10, 2021$b(Nonlinear optical microscopy (NLOM) uses nonlinear interactions between light and matter to generate images in contrast with conventional microscopy which typically uses linear interactions (absorption, scattering, refraction, fluorescence))
=670  \\$aFrontiers in bioengineering and biotechnology, 9 Oct. 2020 (2020.585363):$bp. 1 (article title: Nonlinear optical microscopy: from fundamentals to applications in live bioimaging; NLO microscopy) p. 2 (The advent of nonlinear optical (NLO) microscopy techniques allowed to overcome these limitations exploiting multi-photon processes stimulated by pulsed lasers with infrared wavelengths. NLO microscopy offers deep tissue penetration (>500μm) since the infrared excitation wavelengths inherently provide a reduced light scattering and absorption. Furthermore, NLO processes based on multi-photon excitation overcome the use of staining, allowing one to obtain rich morphological/structural/molecular information from a sample, which shows nonlinear properties and/or distinctive chemical composition)
=670  \\$aAdur, J. Nonlinear microscopy techniques: principles and biomedical applications, 2016, via WWW, May 10, 2021$b(Recent advances in nonlinear optical processes of multiphoton microscopy overcome single‐photon linear microscopy technologies, such as confocal microscopy, by their capacity of tissular penetration, clean images production, minimal invasiveness, and chemical selectivity. Therefore, multiphoton fluorescence (MPF) and nonlinear optical (NLO) microscopy in recent year[s] has become one of the key imaging modes and evolved as an alternative to conventional single‐photon confocal microscopy. The best‐known nonlinear microscopy techniques are two‐photon excited fluorescence (TPEF) microscopy, second harmonic generation (SHG) and third harmonic generation (THG) microscopy, and coherent anti‐Stokes Raman scattering (CARS) microscopy)
=670  \\$aNonlinear optical microscopy : an overview, via ScienceDirect, May 10, 2021$b(Non-linear optical microscopy (NLOM); NLO microscopy includes a collection of advanced optical probing techniques that provide label-free molecular contrast, without compromising the sub-micrometer resolution and the noninvasive character of the optical microscopy approach. Although NLO microscopy is, in many ways, more complex than conventional optical microscopy, the added benefit of label-free chemical imaging often outweighs the higher level of instrumental complexity. NLO microscopy makes it possible to examine tissues in vivo with genuine chemical contrast without exogenous molecular fluorophores, a new capability that is likely to propel the NLO approach in the direction of clinical applications)
=670  \\$aNonlinear microscopy, via Boston University College of Engineering Biomicroscopy Lab website, May 10, 2021$b(Nonlinear optical microscopy is generally divided into two categories: incoherent or coherent. Incoherent microscopy produces an optical signal whose phase is random and whose power is proportional to the concentration of radiating molecules. Fluorescence is a common example of an incoherent signal. Nonlinear versions of fluorescence microscopes are based on the simultaneous absorption of two or more photons, the most well known being two-photon excited fluorescence (TPEF) microscopy; Coherent microscopes produce optical signals whose phase is rigorously prescribed by a variety of factors including the excitation light phase and the geometric distribution of the radiating molecules. Coherent signal power is proportional to the concentration of radiating molecules squared. Nonlinear versions of coherent microscopy are based on the simultaneous scattering of two or more photons. Examples are second-harmonic generation (SHG) and coherent anti-Stokes Raman scattering (CARS) microscopy)
=670  \\$aGoogle search, May 10, 2021$b(181,000 results for "nonlinear optical microscopy"; 67,800 results for "nonlinear microscopy; 43,200 results for "non-linear optical microscopy"; 12,600 results for "non-linear microscopy)
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=150  \\$aTraffic stops (Law enforcement)
=450  \\$aMotor vehicle stops
=450  \\$aMotorist stops
=550  \\$wg$aLaw enforcement
=670  \\$aWork cat: Open data policing, June 11, 2021:$babout (The site currently aggregates, visualizes, and publishes public records related to all known traffic stops to have occurred in North Carolina since 2002, in Maryland since 2013, and in Illinois since 2005)
=670  \\$aBaumgartner, F.R. Suspect citizens, 2018:$btitle page (traffic stops) summary (the most common form of police-citizen interactions, the routine traffic stop; throughout the war on crime, police agencies have used traffic stops to search drivers suspected of carrying contraband)
=670  \\$aRacial profiling, 2000:$bcover (motorist stops)
=670  \\$aMassachusetts motor vehicle stops benchbook, ©2010.
=670  \\$aCornell Law School Legal Information Institute website, June 22, 2021$b(A traffic stop of a vehicle and detention of its occupants is a seizure for Fourth Amendment purposes. A routine traffic stop is justified if the police officer has a reasonable suspicion that the occupant is unlicensed or the vehicle is unregistered)
=670  \\$aUrban wire, blog of the Urban Institute, viewed Aug. 9, 2021$b(Police traffic stops: Traffic stops are now one of the most common acts of policing. Officers engaged in traffic enforcement have the discretion to decide whether to stop a driver based on a long list of potential violations, including not using a turn signal early enough, not using headlights on a cloudy day, or having a loud exhaust. Officers have further discretion in how the stop is handled, including whether they will conduct a search of vehicle, issue a citation, arrest the driver, or let them go)
=670  \\$aWelty, J. (UNC School of Government) Traffic stops, 2010; viewed online Aug. 9, 2021$b(Making the stop: Legal Standard. "Reasonable suspicion [is] the necessary standard for stops based on traffic violations." (rejecting the argument that full probable cause is required for stops based on readily observable traffic violations); reasonable suspicion is also the standard for investigative stops based on more serious offenses. Pretextual Stops. If an officer has reasonable suspicion that a driver has committed a crime or an infraction, the officer may stop the driver's vehicle. This is so even if the officer is not interested in pursuing the crime or infraction for which reasonable suspicion exists, but rather is hoping to observe gather evidence of another offense)
=680  \\$iHere are entered works on the law enforcement practice of stopping persons operating motor vehicles.
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=150  \\$aTime-dependent density functional theory
=450  \\$aTDDFT (Time-dependent density functional theory)
=550  \\$wg$aDensity functionals
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Kasper, R.M. Incorporating relativistic effects in the calculation of core and valence excitations in metal complexes and molecular clusters, 2020:$babstr. (In the first half, developments using the real-time approach of TDDFT with the X2C method are recounted ... The second half details developments using the frequency-based approach of TDDFT) pp. 5-6 (an alternative approach to treat the missing correlation energy is through the use of density functional theory (DFT); In order to simulate spectroscopy, not only the ground state wave function must be calculated, but also the relevant excited states and the transition matrix elements that connect them.This requires time-dependent quantum mechanics) p. 8 (time-dependent density functional theory)
=670  \\$aJournal of chemical physics, v. 123, 062206 (2005):$bp. 1 (article title: Time-dependent density functional theory: past, present, and future; Time-dependent density functional theory (TDDFT) is used in quantum chemistry for extracting electronic excited state energies; Time-dependent density functional theory (TDDFT) is a the method of choice to calculate ground-state properties of large molecules, because it replaces the interacting many-electron problem with an effective single-particle problem that can be solved much faster in time-dependent problems)
=670  \\$aTime-dependent density functional theory, ©2006:$bp. v (time-dependent density functional theory (TDDFT); TDDFT is based on a set of ideas and theorems quite distinct from those governing ground-state DFT, but employing similar techniques. It is far more than just applying ground-state DFT to time-dependent problems, as it involves its own exact theorems and new and different density functionals)
=670  \\$aFundamentals of time-dependent density functional theory, ©2012:$bp. v (time-dependent density functional theory (TDDFT)) pp. vi-vii (Time-dependent density-functional theory is a rigorous reformulation of the non-relativistic time-dependent quantum mechanics of many-body systems that places the time-dependent one-body density of a many-body interacting system at center stage. It is an extension of ground-state density functional theory, to which it is similar in philosophy, but its formulation and functionals are very different, and contain different physics. Today, the use of TDDFT is increasing in all areas where interactions are important but the direct solution of the Schrödinger equation is too demanding)
=670  \\$aUllrich, C.A. Time-dependent density-functional theory, 2012:$bp. v (Density-functional theory (DFT) is an enormously appealing method for determining the microscopic properties of matter; While DFT has been extremely successful for structural properties, there are many important issues which extend beyond its reach. Most notably, time-dependent processes and excited-state properties of electronic systems either are not included at all or are not easily accessible. This has motivated the development of time-dependent density-functional theory (TDDFT))
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=150  \\$aSurvival-horror video games
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=670  \\$aWork cat: Immersion, narrative, and gender crisis in survival horror video games, 2022
=670  \\$aWikipedia, June 3, 2021$b(under Survival horror: Survival horror is a subgenre of action-adventure and horror video games that focuses on survival of the character as the game tries to frighten players)
=670  \\$aVideo game genres, via HP Tech-Takes, viewed June 22, 2021$b(9. Survival and horror: Survival and horror games have a lot of overlap, to the point that they even created their own sub-genre (survival horror). In particular, horror games often share some basic features with their survival counterparts, though the reverse is less often true. As developers add more FPS and conventional shooter features to certain horror and survival titles, there's even ongoing debate about how to define these games. The core mechanics of a survival game centers on resource management, often incorporating crafting or salvage systems that you can use to help keep your character alive. Minecraft is a popular standout, as is Don't Starve. And then there are games like The Long Dark, which focuses entirely on survival elements with a dedicated mode that increases difficulty. Horror is an even broader category, arguably encompassing dozens of survival titles. Almost anything with zombies, a post-apocalyptic storyline, or loads of jump scares is considered horror. These titles are often psychological, too, and use tension to immerse the player in the game. On the pure horror side, you have games like Amnesia: The Dark Descent, Alien: Isolation, and Blair Witch. However, the most popular horror titles tend to fall into the survival-horror side of things, such as the Resident Evil and Evil Within franchises)
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=150  \\$aSleep in motion pictures
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=670  \\$aWork cat: Bossard-Giannesini, A. L'attrait du sommeil, 2020:$b(the attraction of sleep in motion pictures)
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=150  \\$aSlave marriage
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=670  \\$aWork cat: Jones, Bobby Frank. Cultural middle passage: slave marriage and family in the antebellum South, 1965
=670  \\$aAtlas of African-American History, Revised Edition online, 2018, via History Research Center, viewed June 22, 2021$b(Slave marriage; "Unlike in Catholic slave countries of Latin America, slave marriages did not have legal standing;" " ... the fundamental reason for ignoring slave marriage was economic. Slaves were property pure and simple. If a master needed to break up a slave marriage or family for economic necessity, then the state--controlled by that same master class--was not going to get in the way with laws in defense of slave marriages.")
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=150  \\$aForensic forestry
=550  \\$wg$aForensic sciences
=550  \\$wg$aForests and forestry
=670  \\$aWork cat: Latham, R.P. Forensic forestry, 2021:$bpublisher info. (A guidebook for foresters on the witness stand; a one-of-a-kind, hands-on resource for those forestry and land use professionals who find themselves called upon to work on legal cases, and oftentimes testify, in a courtroom)
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=788  \2$iSearch also under the Medical Subject Headings used together in the same record:$aForensic Sciences$iand$aForestry$5DNLM

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=150  \\$aEnvironmental racism
=550  \\$wg$aRacism
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Johansen, Bruce E. Environmental racism in the United States and Canada, 2020.
=670  \\$aOxford English dictionary online, viewed June 14, 2021$b(Environmental racism, n., Def. originally and chiefly U.S. racial discrimination in the development and implementation of environmental policy, esp. as manifested in the concentration of hazardous waste disposal sites in or near areas with a relatively large ethnic minority population)
=670  \\$aEncyclopedia of American Civil Rights and Liberties, Rev. and Expanded, 2nd ed., viewed online via Gale eBooks, June 14, 2021:$bp. 303 ("In 1979, residents of Houston's Northwood Manor suburban neighborhood filed the first lawsuit charging environmental discrimination.")
=670  \\$aConfronting environmental racism, 1993:$bp. 3 (term "environmental racism" coined during the 1982 protests against the situation of a landfill in largely African-American Warren County, North Carolina; "environmental racism is racial discrimination in environmental policymaking. It is racial discrimination in the enforcement of regulations and laws. It is racial discrimination in the deliberate targeting of communities of color for toxic waste disposal and the siting of polluting industries. It is racial discrimination in the official sanctioning of the life-threatening presence of poisons and pollutants in communities of color. And, it is racial discrimination in the history of excluding people of color from the mainstream environmental groups, decisionmaking boards, commissions, and regulatory bodies") p. 9 ("the thirteen chapters in this volume all address some aspect of environmental racism and the unjust treatment of people of color. The major issues and disputes examined include toxics, waste facility siting, urban industrial pollution, childhood lead poisoning, pesticides and farmworker, land rights, sustainable development, and the export of toxics and 'risky' technology")
=680  \\$iHere are entered works on the practice of establishing polluting enterprises or hazardous waste sites in proximity to minority communities.
=750  \2$iBroader mapping$aRacism$0(DNLM)D063505$4BM$5DNLM

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=150  \\$aArt and magic
=450  \\$aMagic and art
=550  \\$wg$aMagic
=670  \\$aWork cat: Magic, 2021:$bECIP t.p. (Magic) galley (This volume of the Documents of Contemporary Art series seeks to address the current appeal of magic as it might present itself to anyone wishing to develop a critical art practice; artist's writing and magical writing may have significant yet underexplored correlations) summary (This anthology will provide the first accessible reader on magic's generative relationship with contemporary art practice)
=670  \\$aMonumenta Nipponica (via JSTOR), vol. 18, 1963:$bp. 388 (In the Orient, perhaps because of the original close link between art and magic, between the object and its representation, the method and ritual of painting have always been inseparable from its meaning)
=670  \\$aWhitechapel Gallery website, June 7, 2021:$bunder Documents of contemporary art/Magic (This volume brings together writings by artists, magicians, historians, and theorists that illuminate the vibrant correspondences animating contemporary art's varied encounters with magical culture)$uhttps://shop.whitechapelgallery.org/collections/documents-of-contemporary-art/products/documents-of-contemporary-art-magic
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=150  \\$aRomaphobia
=450  \\$aAnti-Romani prejudice
=450  \\$aAnti-Tsiganism
=450  \\$aAntigypsyism
=450  \\$aAntiziganism
=550  \\$wg$aEthnic relations
=550  \\$wg$aPrejudices
=550  \\$aRacism against Romanies
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Romaphobia among adolescents : the role of perceived threat, nationalism and acculturation expectations, 2011:$bp. 15 (This study seeks empirical justification for conceptualizing negative feelings towards the Roma as a distinct type of prejudice, as compared to common prejudice manifested in commonalities between Romaphobia, Islamophobia, anti-Semitism, and anti-Chinese feelings)
=670  \\$aRomaphobia : the last acceptable form of racism, 2017:$bp. 5 (I prefer the term Romaphobia because it captures the fear that motivates negative attitudes towards Roma communities)
=670  \\$aIslamophobia and its consequences on young people : European Youth Centre Budapest 1-6 June 2004 : seminar report, 2014:$bp. 67 (Romaphobia - introduction and workshop)
=670  \\$aCommitted to making a difference : racism, antisemitism, xenophobia, and intolerance and their impact on young people in Europe : symposium report, 2006:$bp. 14 (Romaphobia and anti-gypsyism are a long story of discrimination, racism and exclusion at all levels, of marginalisation and scapegoating. The fact that these problems exist on a pan-European level, as Roma are arguably the largest ethnic minority in Europe, only make the need to act much stronger)
=670  \\$aAntiziganism: what's in a word? : proceedings from the Uppsala international Conference on the Discrimination, Marginalization and Persecution of Roma, 23-25 October 2013, 2015:$bp. xiv (There are also a number of concepts in use, such as antiziganism, antigypsyism, anti-Romaism and Romaphobia. None of these concepts, or their analogues in other languages, is universally accepted, and the approaches have developed in different national and disciplinary contexts without much cross-border or trans-disciplinary dialogue)
=670  \\$aEuropean Parliament resolution on International Roma Day and promoting awareness of anti-Gypsyism and Romaphobia, 2005$b(Urges the Commission to include the issue of combating Romaphobia across Europe among its priorities for the 2007 European Year of Equal Opportunities for All, and calls on political and civil society at all levels to make clear that racial hatred against Roma is not tolerated in European society)$uhttps://www.europarl.europa.eu/sides/getDoc.do?type=MOTION&reference=B6-2005-0273&language=EN
=670  \\$aEuropean network against racism website, viewed May 10, 2021$bFAQ (Antigypsyism/anti-Tsiganism/Romaphobia essentially means the same thing and is a specific and long established form of racism. Throughout history, the words "Gypsy", "Tsigane/Zigeuner", and similar terms, have been used. These words have taken a derogatory connotation in very many languages)$uhttps://www.enar-eu.org/Frequently-asked-questions-1167
=680  \\$iHere are entered works on fear of, or aversion to, Romanies. Works on racist attitudes and overt discriminatory behavior against Romanies are entered under Racism against Romanies.
=681  \\$iNote under$aRacism against Romanies
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=150  \\$aRacism against Romanies
=450  \\$aAnti-Romani racism
=550  \\$wg$aRomanies
=550  \\$aRomaphobia
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Roma rights : race, justice and strategies for equality, 2002:$bIntrod. (anti-Romani racism has near full respectability in many countries and many politicians have built successful careers by appealing to, encouraging and inflaming anti-Romani sentiment among the wider population) p. 207 (If you have made it this far, it has probably already occurred to you that one issue at the core of the dilemmas described here, racism remains obscure. What are we talking about when we talk about racism? How does the problem of racism extend to those people who do not think of themselves as active racists?)
=670  \\$aRace, racism and social work : contemporary issues and debates, 2013:$bp. 166 (Today, racism against the Roma continues to reflect notions of otherness. This is often expressed in proverbs that portray everything Romani as deviant, undesired and contrary to mainstream values)
=670  \\$aRomaphobia : the last acceptable form of racism, 2017:$bp. 1 ("Romaphobia is a manifestation of racism: it is cut from the same cloth"... ) p. 17 ("Romaphobia is the last acceptable form of racism...The widespread conflation of Roma culture with criminality in countries such as Hungary and Italy is a testament to this")
=670  \\$aPractical examples in combating racism and intolerance against Roma/Gypsies, 2001
=670  \\$aRacism postcolonial Europe, 2009:$bp. 51 ("The complexity and range of racism that Romani people, or, more importantly, people perceived to be Roma, face in contemporary Europe have begun to be critically explored in recent years")
=670  \\$aCombating racism and intolerance against Roma/Gypsies, 1998$uhttps://rm.coe.int/ecri-general-policy-recommendation-no-3-on-combating-racism-and-intole/16808b5a3a
=670  \\$aUnited Nations human rights council resolution 26/4, 2014, viewed April 28, 2021$b("Recognizing the existence of anti-Gypsyism as a specific form of racism and intolerance, leading to hostile acts ranging from exclusion to violence against Roma communities")$uhttps://documents-dds-ny.un.org/doc/UNDOC/GEN/G14/082/18/PDF/G1408218.pdf?OpenElement
=670  \\$aRomani realities in the United States : breaking the silence, challenging the stereotypes, 2020, viewed online April 28, 2021$bp.4 ("For eight years, this program has pioneered and developed a far-ranging study of Romani rights, including primary data collection, bringing attention to the ongoing racism against Romani people, most of whom live in Europe")$uhttps://cdn1.sph.harvard.edu/wp-content/uploads/sites/2464/2020/11/Romani-realities-report-final-11.30.2020.pdf
=680  \\$iHere are entered works on racist attitudes and overt discriminatory behavior against Romanies. Works on fear of, or aversion to, Romanies are entered under$aRomaphobia.
=681  \\$iNote under$aRomaphobia
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=150  \\$aRacism against Hispanic Americans
=450  \\$aAnti-Hispanic American racism
=550  \\$wg$aHispanic Americans
=670  \\$aWork cat: Rock, P. F. Symbolic racism in a multicultural context : understanding bias among, and towards, Latino Americans, 2016:$bp. ii ("examined the structure, origins and consequences of symbolic racism as it applied to a broader ethnic context, specifically, as it was expressed among White respondents towards Latino targets (e.g., anti-Latino symbolic racism; Study 1 [i.e., 2]) and as it was expressed among Latino respondents towards Black targets (Study 2 [i.e., 1])") p. 4 ("anti-Latino symbolic racism among Whites ... offers an interesting test of symbolic racist theory") p. 5 ("I examined Whites' bias toward Latinos on multiple dimensions, looking at (1) the coherence, or reliability, with which they endorsed the items within the anti-Latino symbolic racism scale, (2) the determinants of their bias, with a focus on anti-Latino racial affect and conservatism, and (3) the consequences of their bias") p. 6 ("in Study 2, I will address how anti-Latino symbolic racism is likely to function among Whites") p. 58 ("stereotypes of Latinos are somewhat consistent with stereotypes of Blacks, which may facilitate adoption of anti-Latino symbolic racism among White Americans")
=670  \\$aGómez, L. E. Inventing Latinos : a new story of American racism, 2020:$b(summary: "Who are Latinos, and where do they fit in America's racial order? Laura E. Gómez, a leading expert on race in America, argues that it is only recently that Mexican Americans, Puerto Ricans, Cubans, Dominicans, Central Americans, and others are seeing themselves (and are being seen by others) under the banner of a cohesive racial identity. And the catalyst for this emergent identity, she argues, has been the ferocity of anti-Latino racism") p. 7 ("I primarily compare anti-Latino racism with anti-Black racism, which is well understood in the popular imagination as the archetypical form of American racial subordination") p. 175 ("in addition to understanding anti-Latino racism, we must also make visible the interconnected racial logics that show how one racial logic (targeting Latinos) supports another racial logic (targeting African Americans)")
=670  \\$aFeagin, J. R. Latinos facing racism, 2014:$b(summary: "provides the first in-depth examination of the everyday racism faced by middle-class Latinos")
=670  \\$aHengel, K. No easy race, 2011:$b(summary: "When he is nominated for homecoming king and decides to try out for the track team, Victor encounters anti-Hispanic racism")
=670  \\$aGross, W. Measuring anti-Hispanic racism, Sept. 26, 2011, via Stanford PPRG website, viewed May 25, 2021$b("The changing ethnic and racial composition of American society makes obvious an exciting opportunity for the academic literature on racism--the exploration of anti-Hispanic racism and its connection to opinions on public policies. In my dissertation, I develop measures of implicit and symbolic anti-Hispanic racism and explore the sources and consequences of anti-Hispanic racism among non-Hispanic whites")
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=670  \\$aWork cat: Carruthers, Anne. Fertile visions, 2021:$bCIP galley (Exploring the properties of the uterus as a frame for on-screen and off-screen narratives, the analysis will provide a counterpoint to how pregnancy and reproduction have become so inextricably linked to notions of femininity, maternity and the maternal-foetal connection. Although the uterus is interchangeable with the womb in a medical sense, analyses of pregnancy and reproduction often rely on understanding the 'womb' as a conceptual location in which the foetus is a separate entity)
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=670  \\$aWork cat: Oullette, M.A., Playing with the guys, 2021:$bsubtitle (Masculinity and relationships in video games)
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=670  \\$aWork cat: What things may come: the third international 3D print sculpture exhibition, 2015:$bp. 2 (digital/virtual computer generated sculpture) p.3 (3D printing technology impact contemporary sculpture in 21st century)
=670  \\$aBruce Beasley : 3d printed sculpture, 2013.
=670  \\$aStephen Wilson : luscious threads, 2018:$bp. 7 (3D-printed sculptures)
=670  \\$aProcedia Computer Science, 2018:$bv. 131, p. 585 (With the continuous improvement of the level of modern science and technology, digital technology has also developed rapidly. And digital technology is widely used in the creation of sculpture art to make the sculpture works more three-dimensional, digitized and convenient. This paper will start from two aspects of the material and technology of sculpture art to discusses the transfer of the weight of the digital technology in the creation of contemporary sculpture.)
=670  \\$aIFAR Journal, 2014:$bv. 15, issue 3/4, p. 43 (3D printing and the art world: digital technologies for creating sculpture)
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=450  \\$aSuperspreading events
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=670  \\$aWork cat: The contagion externality of a superspreading event, 2020:$babstract (large in-person gatherings of people who have traveled from outside the area and do not practice social distancing; such events are high-risk for COVID-19 spread) page 24 (super-spreader event)$uhttps://doi.org/10.3386/w27813
=670  \\$a"Indoor dining major cause of COVID-19 superspreader events, Stanford-led study suggests" in Nation's Restaurant News, November 2020
=670  \\$aWikipedia, viewed April 15, 2021$b(superspreading event, superspreader event, SSEV; event in which an infectious disease is spread much more than usual)$uhttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Superspreading_event
=670  \\$aGoogle search, June 16, 2021:$b(superspreader event: 378,000 hits; superspreading event: 111,000)
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=150  \\$aScientific racism
=450  \\$aRace science
=450  \\$aRacial science
=550  \\$wg$aPseudoscience
=550  \\$wg$aRacism
=670  \\$aWork cat: The legacy of Malthus : the social costs of the new scientific racism, 1977:$bpage xv (Scientific racism is, essentially, the perversion of scientific and historical facts to create the myth of two distinct races of humankind. The first of these "races" consists of a small elite whose members are healthy, wealthy, and educable. The other "race" consists of the far larger populations who are vulnerable, poor, and allegedly uneducable by virtue of hereditarily inferior brains)
=670  \\$aSaini, A. Superior : the return of race science, 2019$b(summary: Superior tells the disturbing story of the persistent thread of belief in biological racial differences in the world of science ... even mainstream scientists cling to the idea that race is biologically real ... Superior is a rigorous, much-needed examination of the insidious and destructive nature of race science)
=670  \\$aEhrenreich, E. The Nazi ancestral proof : genealogy, racial science, and the final solution, 2007$b(summary: Ehrenreich traces the widespread acceptance of Nazi policies requiring German individuals to prove their Aryan ancestry to the popularity of ideas about eugenics and racial science that were advanced in the late Imperial and Weimar periods by practitioners of genealogy and eugenics)
=670  \\$aEncyclopedia of race and racism, 2013, via Credo Reference website, Apr. 29, 2021$b(Scientific racism is the act of justifying inequalities between natural groups of people by recourse to science. It is the result of a conjunction of two cultural values or ideologies: (1) that natural categories of the human species exist and are of different overall worth; and (2) that science provides a source of authoritative knowledge; a form of pseudoscience)
=680  \\$iHere are entered works on pseudoscientific attempts to justify racism through inherent biological differences.
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=150  \\$aRwandan Genocide, Rwanda, 1994
=450  \\$aTutsi Genocide, Rwanda, 1994
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=551  \\$wg$aRwanda$xHistory$yCivil War, 1994$xAtrocities
=550  \\$wg$aTutsi (African people)$xCrimes against
=670  \\$aWork cat: Cruden, A. The Rwandan genocide, 2010$b(summary: "Examines the events surrounding the Rwandan genocide, explores the reactions of countries around the world, discusses its lasting impact on the region and its people, and addresses what could have been done to stop or prevent the violence")
=670  \\$aLowery, Z. The Rwandan genocide, 2017$b(summary: "Examines the Rwandan genocide, discussing how a brutal, three-month campaign of ethnic cleansing, targeting the Tutsi population, left between eight hundred thousand and one million people dead")
=670  \\$aMakukuba, M. Rwanda's forgotten tribe which was nearly wiped off by genocide--The Twa, Apr. 8, 2014, via News Africa website, viewed Apr. 20, 2021$b("one dimension often forgotten by scholars, journalists and activists alike is that there is a third ethnic group in Rwanda. This group's experience in the genocide was a terrible one ... This group is called the Twa, or Batwa"; "in the months leading up to the genocide, Hutu radio stations broadcast stories that accused the Twa of assisting the Rwandan Patriotic Front (RFP), the predominantly Tutsi rebel group that opposed Rwanda's Hutu government, and urged listeners to take action"; "Although exact figures are impossible to come by, according to some estimates, about 10,000 Twa (30 percent of the group's population) are believed to have been killed or to have died during the genocide. A similar number fled the country")
=670  \\$aOutreach Programme on the 1994 Genocide Against the Tutsi in Rwanda and the United Nations, via United Nations website, viewed Apr. 20, 2021.
=670  \\$aBritannica online, June 2, 2021:$bRwanda genocide of 1994 (planned campaign of mass murder in Rwanda that occurred over the course of some 100 days in April--July 1994; conceived by extremist elements of Rwanda's majority Hutu population who planned to kill the minority Tutsi population and anyone who opposed those genocidal intentions; some 200,000 Hutu, spurred on by propaganda from various media outlets, participated in the genocide; more than 800,000 civilians--primarily Tutsi, but also moderate Hutu--were killed during the campaign; organized killing of Tutsi and moderate Hutu began April 6, 1994; the next few months saw a wave of anarchy and mass killings; on June 22 the UN backed the deployment of a French-led military force, known as Operation Turquoise, into Rwanda to establish a safe zone; uration of the 1994 genocide is usually described as 100 days, beginning on April 6 and ending in mid-July)
=670  \\$aViguers, S. Surviving genocide : the 1994 genocide against the Tutsi, 2017.
=670  \\$aNdahiro, A. Hotel Rwanda, or, The Tutsi genocide as seen by Hollywood, 2008.
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=150  \\$aRape in correctional institutions
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=450  \\$aRape in prisons
=550  \\$wg$aCorrectional institutions
=670  \\$aWork cat: Singer, Michael. Prison rape : an American institution?, 2013
=670  \\$aMiller, Kristine Mary. Sexual assault among incarcerated males : a modern perspective of a historical issue, 2007.
=670  \\$aSexual victimization in prisons and jails reported by inmates, 2011-12 : National Inmate Survey, 2011-12, 2013:$bpage 8 (...part of the National Prison Rape Statistics Program, which collects reported sexual violence from administrative records and allegations of sexual victimization directly from victims through surveys of inmates in prisons and jails and surveys of youth held in juvenile correctional facilities)$uhttps://www.bjs.gov/content/pub/pdf/svpjri1112.pdf
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=670  \\$aWork cat: COSEWIC assessment and status report on the ringed seal, Pusa hispida, in Canada, 2019:$bpage 4 ("The genus name for Ringed Seal has shifted back and forth between Pusa and Phoca in recent decades, with Pusa generally in favour at the current time (e.g., Rice 1998; Committee on Taxonomy 2014).")
=670  \\$aITIS website, May 4, 2021:$b(Pusa; Family - Phocidae, Order - Carnivora, Class - Mammalia, Phylum - Chordata, Kingdom - Animalia)
=670  \\$aWorld Register of Marine Species website, May 6, 2021:$bsearch Taxa (Pusa; Family - Phocidae, Order - Carnivora, Class - Mammalia, Phylum - Chordata, Kingdom - Animalia)
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=550  \\$wg$aPeafowl$xAnatomy
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Peacock feather, South Korea, September 1979, via University of Washington digital collections, International Collections, Mar. 9, 2021.
=670  \\$aLexico website, Mar. 9, 2021$b(peacock's feather: Any of the feathers of a peacock; specifically one of the long feathers forming the tail coverts, having an iridescent eye-like marking towards the end. (Used figuratively as a symbol of ostentation or vainglory.))
=670  \\$aCollins dictionary website, Mar. 9, 2021$b(peacock feather: a (distinctive and brightly coloured) feather from the peacock)
=670  \\$aWhat does a peacock feather symbolize in faiths across the world, via Mysticurious website, Mar. 9, 2021$b(peacocks are magnificent birds known for their beauty and grace; they have multicolored stunning tail feathers; only the male birds of this species have these beautiful multicolored feathers)
=670  \\$aNational Geographic Animals website, Mar. 9, 2021$b(Peacocks are large, colorful pheasants (typically blue and green) known for their iridescent tails. These tail feathers, or coverts, spread out in a distinctive train that is more than 60 percent of the bird's total body length and boast colorful "eye" markings of blue, gold, red, and other hues; The term "peacock" is commonly used to refer to birds of both sexes. Technically, only males are peacocks. Females are peahens, and together, they are called peafowl.)
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=150  \\$aObstetric violence
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=670  \\$aWork cat: Childbirth, vulnerability and law, 2020:$bp. 5 (Obstetric violence is usually defined as the appropriation of women's bodies and reproductive processes by health personnel which brings with it a loss of autonomy and the ability to decide freely about their bodies and sexuality, and which has a negative impact on the quality of women's lives)
=670  \\$aLamaze International website, viewed April 17, 2021:$b(obstetric violence is the physical, sexual, and/or verbal abuse, bullying, coercion, humiliation, and/or assault that occurs to laboring and birthing people by medical staff, including nurses, doctors, and midwives. In short, obstetric violence is anytime a person in labor or birth experiences mistreatment or disrespect of their rights, including being forced into procedures against their will, at the hands of medical personnel)
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=450  \\$aBehavioural neurobiology
=550  \\$wg$aAnimal behavior
=550  \\$wg$aNeurobiology
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Sillar, K.T. The neuroethology of predation and escape, 2016:$bGeneral Introd. (neuroethology; term refers to the study of the neural control of natural animal behaviour from a comparative biological perspective. Behaviour arises from the activity of the nervous system and neuroethology, therefore, includes the analysis of neural circuits and their modulation from the lowest molecular level through to the highest systems level. What distinguishes neuroethology from straight neuroscience, however, is that this analysis is always considered in terms of the natural function of the output, and that function is necessarily constrained by both the biology of the individual and the biological and physical characteristics of the environment in which it operates. These, in turn, are constrained by the developmental and evolutionary history of the animals (and plants) involved. A neuroethologist is, therefore, interested in how and why animals in their natural environment respond to natural stimuli in the way that they do. The "how" is the main concern of the neuro bit of the word, which refers to the neural mechanisms of behaviour, and the "why" is the main concern of the ethology bit of the word, which refers to the study of behaviour that a free animal displays in the wild)
=670  \\$aZupanc, G.K.H. Behavioral neurobiology, 2004:$btable of contents (Neuroethology: the synthesis of neurobiology and ethology)
=670  \\$aCamhi, J.M. Neuroethology : nerve cells and the natural behavior of animals, ©1984.
=670  \\$aInternational Congress of Neuroethology (2nd : 1989 : Berlin, Germany). Neural mechanisms of behavior : proceedings of the 2nd International Congress of Neuroethology, September 10-16, 1989, 1989.
=670  \\$aPrimate neuroethology, 2010.
=670  \\$aAPA dictionary of psychology, via WWW, Apr. 28, 2021$b(neuroethology: a branch of biology that studies nonhuman animal behavior in relation to neural processes and structures; neuropsychology: the branch of science that studies the physiological processes of the nervous system and relates them to behavior and cognition, in terms both of their normal function and of the dysfunctional processes associated with brain damage)
=670  \\$aScholarpedia, Apr. 28, 2021$b(Neuroethology refers to the study of the neural basis of natural behavior in animals. It attempts to understand how sensory organs and central structures process behaviorally relevant stimuli, and how this information is integrated by the central nervous system to produce the behavioral output observed under natural conditions; its two foundation disciplines, neurobiology and ethology)
=670  \\$aMcGraw-Hill AccessScience website, Apr. 28, 2021$b(Neuroethology: The study of the neural basis of animal behavior is known as neuroethology. It is a combination of two disciplines: neurobiology, the study of the nervous system, and ethology, the study of animal behavior; neuropsychology: A system of psychology based on neurology)
=670  \\$aBiology online website, Apr. 28, 2021:$bBiology dictionary (Neuroethology: A discipline that deals with the scientific study of the neural basis of natural animal behavior; Neuroethology applies evolutionary and comparative approach in studying the neural basis of animal behavior in the natural environment. One of its aims is to understand the underlying mechanism regulating the nervous system that, in turn, affects animal behavior. One in particular is determining the mechanism involved in the central nervous system that translates biological stimuli into natural behavior; Neuropsychology: The scientific study of the physiological basis of psychological processes; It studies the structure and function of the nervous system, particularly the brain, in relation to behavior and psychological processes. It aims to understand brain function and its effect on behavior and cognition. It also attempts to explore novel treatments and diagnostic tools for various neurological disorders affecting behavior and cognition. One of its areas of interest is investigating the electrical activity in higher primates and humans)
=680  \\$iHere are entered works on the neural basis of natural nonhuman animal behavior. Works on the physiological and neurological basis of psychological processes are entered under$aNeuropsychology.
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=670  \\$aWork cat: Bailey, Moya. Misogynoir transformed, 2021:$b(Misogynoir is a term I created in 2008 to describe the anti-Black racist misogyny that Black women experience, particularly in United States' visual and digital culture. Misogynoir is not simply the racism that Black women encounter nor is it the misogyny Black women negotiate. Misogynoir describes the uniquely co-constitutive racialized and sexist violence that befalls Black women as a result of their simultaneous and interlocking oppression at the intersection of racial and gende marginalization)
=670  \\$aCambridge advanced learner's dictionary & thesaurus online, viewed November 17, 2020:$bmisogynoir (misogyny (= hatred of women) directed towards black women)$uhttps://dictionary.cambridge.org/dictionary/english/misogynoir
=670  \\$aMisogynoir, the unique discrimination that Black women face, Sept. 20, 2020 article in Forbes viewed online, April 23, 2021:$b(misogynoir; coined by Moya Bailey; describes "the specific hatred, dislike, distrust, and prejudice directed toward Black women")
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=670  \\$aWork cat: Lopez, L. K. .Micro media industries, 2020 :$bCIP galley (examines the development of Hmong American mass media and the image of Hmong Americans in mass media)
=680  \\$iHere are entered works on the portrayal of Hmong Americans in the mass media.
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=670  \\$aBugGuide, June 21, 2021$b(Erebidae: Order Lepidoptera (Butterflies and Moths) Superfamily Noctuoidea (Owlet Moths and kin) Family Erebidae. Taxonomic changes: Erebidae, formerly part of Noctuidae; includes the former noctuid subfamilies Calpinae, Catocalinae, Euteliinae, Herminiinae, Hypeninae, among others)
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=670  \\$aWork cat: Bimo wen hua lun wen ji, 2013 nian 9 yue:$btitle page (毕摩 = Bimo) page 1, etc. (毕摩教 = Bimo jiao; religion of Yi people)
=670  \\$aBai du bai ke, May 7, 2021$b(毕摩教 = Bimo jiao; theology and religion of Yi people)
=670  \\$aWikipedia, May 7, 2021$bEnglish version (Bimoism; Chinese: 毕摩教; pinyin: Bìmójiào; indigenous religion of the Yi people)
=670  \\$aDeason, Rachel. An introduction to China's Yi people, 2018, article on CultureTrip WWW site, June 1, 2021:$b(Yi in southwestern China; many aspects of Yi culture have survived, including their unique animistic religion called Bimoism; emphasizes ancestor worship and hosts a large pantheon of deities and spirits; find great power in nature and believe that storms are caused by angry gods)
=675  \\$aATLA thesaurus, June 1, 2021;$aOxford research encyclopdias online, June 1, 2021.
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=670  \\$aWork cat.: The Assyrian Genocide: cultural and political legacies, 2018:$bp. 1 (Before considering the Assyrian genocide and its remembrance, it is necessary to locate the Assyrian people in the region and in history.)
=670  \\$aYear of the Sword: The Assyrian Christian Genocide, 2016$bp. 84 (US government archives contain several reports relating to the Assyrian Genocide)
=670  \\$aH.Res.537: Expressing the sense of the House of Representatives regarding United States policy recognizing the Assyrian Genocide, via WWW, viewed on November 19, 2020:$b(Whereas the Ottoman Empire committed the crime of genocide against the Assyrian people, killing at least 300,000 innocent Assyrians during the time of the First World War... Resolved, That it is the sense of the House of Representatives that it is the policy of the United States to-- ...(1) commemorate the Assyrian Genocide through official recognition and remembrance)$uhttps://www.congress.gov/bill/116th-congress/house-resolution/537/text
=670  \\$aModern Genocide: The Definitive Resource and Document Collection, Vol. 1, p. 50, viewed November 19, 2020$bp. 50 (The Assyrian Genocide refers to the mass killing and deportation of hundreds of thousands of Assyrians living in the Ottoman Empire during and after World War I. The genocide, perpetrated by the Young Turk movement and allied Kurds, occurred roughly between 1915 and 1918 and again between 1922 and 1925. Many historians view this development as part of a larger campaign to drive out or exterminate all Christians residing in the Ottoman Empire and Turkey. The Assyrian Genocide unfolded concurrently with the much-better known Armenian Genocide and the Pontic Greek Genocide, all perpetrated by the Young Turks)
=670  \\$aThe Combat Genocide Association WWW site, June 16, 2021:$bAssyrian Genocide (From 1842-1845, the Kurds butchered the Assyrians on the Hakkari Mountains and in the vicinity of Tiyari; 10,000 Assyrians were murdered, thousands more imprisoned; unknown number of Assyrian women and children enslaved; violence against the Assyrians ensued throughout the latter half of the 19th century; desecration of holy sites, kidnapping of women and children for slavery, massacres; approximately 23,000 Assyrians were murdered in 1860 alone; in 1895-1896 the Turks and Kurds butchered some 25,000 Assyrians in Diyarbakir and Urhoy; Ottoman regime enacted genocide against the Christian minorities within the Empire (Armenians, Greeks, and Assyrians); Ottoman Empire's Turkish military forces -- in conjunction with armed Islamic militias (among them Kurds, Circassians, and Chechens) -- carried out the genocide; took place mostly in 1915; launched in northwest Iran, which the Turks infiltrated in August 1914; Assyrian villages in Iran and Turkey, and he encountered; men, women, and children butchered; On the eve of the First World War, estimates of between 500,000 and 1,000,000 Assyrians lived in the Ottoman Empire and Iran; between 275,000 and 400,000 of them were murdered in the genocide; on August 7, 1933, with the help of Kurdish forces, the Iraqi military butchered ca. 3,000 Assyrians in Simele and other parts of Iraq)
=670  \\$aEncyclopedia of race and racism, 2013, viewed online in Credo Reference, June 16, 2021:$bGenocide and crimes against humanity: Assyrian Massacre (genocide committed against the various Assyrian peoples of northern Mesopotamia, which includes southern Turkey, western Iran, and northern Iraq and Syria; two perspectives: 1. focus on the great catastrophe of World War I (1914--1918) instigated by the Ottoman government; 2. emphasizes an escalation of violent attacks from the mid-nineteenth century by Kurdish tribes, culminating in the great annihilation of 1915, followed by continued persecution in Turkey and ending with the 1933 Simele massacre by the Iraqi army; contemporary estimates give the number of Assyrians killed during World War I as 250,000, about half the population; earlier and later persecutions resulted in untold thousands of victims; lethal conflicts between the Assyrians and Kurds started in the mid-19th century; first invasion of Hakkari in the summer of 1843 singled out the Assyrians for massacre; second invasion in 1846 destroyed any Assyrian villages that had been overlooked; in 1895, Assyrians pulled into riots targeting Armenians; another major massacre occurred in 1909; the previously limited massacres turned into a full-scale genocide in 1915; persecution had already begun at the outbreak of the war in the autumn of 1914; Assyrian males living in towns were arrested, tortured, deported, and killed during transport; many women and children died during death marches; By the end of the war, Turkey was nearly totally cleansed of Assyrians, with the exception of some Tur Abdin villages that had been passed over or where refugees had been permitted to return; in 1923, the remaining Assyrians in Urfa were expelled; in August 1933, after it became independent, the Iraqis took their revenge with a series of massacres targeting Assyrian settlements, the largest being Simele)
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=670  \\$aWork cat: The power of new urban tourism, 2021$bpublisher's info. (The Power of new urban tourism explores new forms of tourism in urban areas with their social, political, architectural, and economic implications on a global stage. Contributors to the volume show how urban space has become a battleground between local residents and visitors, with changing perceptions of tourists as co-users of public and private urban spaces and as influencers of the local economies. This includes different roles of digital platforms as resources for access to the city and touristic opportunities as well as means to organise protest)
=670  \\$aUN World Tourism Organization web site, Feb. 26, 2021$bUrban tourism (According to UNWTO, Urban Tourism is "a type of tourism activity which takes place in an urban space with its inherent attributes characterized by non-agricultural based economy such as administration, manufacturing, trade and services and by being nodal points of transport. Urban/city destinations offer a broad and heterogeneous range of cultural, architectural, technological, social and natural experiences and products for leisure and business")
=670  \\$aSmith, M., Urban tourism; In Key concepts in tourist studies, 2010$bp. 179 (Urban tourism refers to visiting cities and towns with the purpose of sightseeing, shopping, doing business or enjoying the entertainment facilities. Urban tourism was one of the earliest forms of tourism, but there was a major shift away from this kind of tourism to coastal, rural or mountain destinations from the 1950s or so until the 1980s. It is not therefore a new form of tourism, but one which is re-emerging. Although urban areas have always attracted visitors, it has only been in recent years that tourism has been recognised as a major contributor to the urban economy)
=675  \\$aHandbook of social tourism$aHandbook of globalisation and tourism
=680  \\$iHere are entered comprehensive works on tourism in urban areas in general or in various urban areas discussed collectively. Works limited to tourism in a specific city, city region, or metropolitan area are entered under$aTourism$iwith local subdivision.
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=450  \\$aNeotamias townsendii
=450  \\$aTamias townsendii
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=670  \\$aWork cat: Carey, Andrew B. Ecological scale and forest development : squirrels, dietary fungi, and vascular plants in managed and unmanaged forests, 1999:$bpage 6 (Townsend's chipmunk (Tamias townsendii))
=670  \\$aITIS, viewed February 18, 2021:$b(species: Tamias townsendii, Townsend's chipmunk; subgenus, Tamias (Neotamis); genus, Tamias; family, Sciuridae)
=670  \\$aMSW Scientific Names website, viewed February 18, 2021$b(Tamias (Neotamias) townsendii, common name: Townsend's chipmunk)
=670  \\$aNatureServe explorer, viewed February 18, 2021$b(Neotamias townsendii, Townsend's Chipmunk)
=670  \\$aNCBI taxonomy browser, viewed February 18, 2021$b(Tamias townsendii; synonym: Neotamias townsendii; common name: Townsend's chipmunk)
=670  \\$aDivision of Mammals, Smithsonian Institution National Museum of Natural History Web site, viewed February 18, 2021$b(Tamias townsendii cooperi; Tamias townsendii townsendii)
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=670  \\$aWork cat: Recovery strategy for the Hine's Emerald (Somatochlora hineana) in Canada, 2021.
=670  \\$aITIS website, February 11, 2021:$b(Somatochlora, Family - Corduliidae (Emeralds, green-eyed skimmers), Order - Odonata, Class - Insecta, Phylum - Arthropoda, Kingdom - Animalia)
=670  \\$aiNaturalist.ca website, February 11, 2021:$b(Striped Emerald Dragonflies, Genus - Somatochlora; About - "Somatochlora, or the striped emeralds, is a genus of dragonflies in the family Corduliidae with 44 described species found across the Northern Hemisphere"; Taxonomy: Family - Corduliidae (Emerald Dragonflies), Order - Odonata, Class - Insecta, Phylum - Arthropoda, Kingdom - Animalia)
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=670  \\$aWork cat: Lowenstein, David. Samurai wasp: promising egg parasitoid for management of Brown marmorated stink bug (BMSB), April 2017, viewed February 23, 2021:$b[page 1] (Trissolcus japonicus, known by the common name samurai wasp, is a parasitoid of BMSB)$uhttps://catalog.extension.oregonstate.edu/em9164
=670  \\$aCommon Names of Insects Database, viewed February 23, 2021:$b(common name: samurai wasp ; scientific name: Trissolcus japonicus (Ashmead) ; Order: Hymenoptera ; Family: Scelionidae ; Genus: Trissolcus ; Species: japonicus)
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=150  \\$aSable Island sweat bee
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=670  \\$aWork cat: Recovery strategy and action plan for the Sable Island Sweat Bee (Lasioglossum sablense) in Canada, 2020:$bpage iv ("Sable Island Sweat Bee (Lasioglossum sablense) is a small (5-6 mm), dull-metallic sweat bee in the family Halictidae, which is globally endemic to Sable Island, Nova Scotia. The species was first described in 2010 (Gibbs 2010), assessed by COSEWIC as Threated in 2014 (COSEWIC 2014) and listed under the Species at Risk Act (SARA) in 2018.")
=670  \\$aNatureServe Explorer website, February 11, 2021:$b(Lasioglossum sablense, Sable Island Sweat Bee; Genus - Lasioglossum, Family - Halictidae, Order - Hymenoptera, Class - Insecta, Phylum - Mandibulata, Kingdom - Animalia)
=670  \\$aiNaturalist.ca website, February 11, 2021:$b(Sable Island Sweat Bee, Lasioglossum sablense; Genus - Lasioglossum, Family - Halictidae (Sweat bees), Order - Hymenoptera, Class - Insecta, Phylum - Arthropoda, Kingdom - Animalia)
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=670  \\$aWork cat: Yuan, Zhaoyun. Chong fu fan yi de ben ti yan jiu, 2014:$bt.p. (ontological study of retranslation) p. 3, Engl. abstract (retranslation defined as either: 1. someone's translation of a work already translated or in the process of being translated by someone else; or 2. a translator's subsequent translation of a work previously translated by her or him. 2nd type "called new-retranslation in English")
=670  \\$aCollinsdictionary.com, Mar. 6, 2020:$b(retranslation, noun: in British English, "1. the act or process of retranslating; 2. a text that is a translation of something that has already been translated")
=670  \\$aSciELO.br WWW site, Mar. 6, 2020:$b("On the other hand, definitions of retranslation are much less controversial and varied. They tend to revolve around one formulation -- a new translation of a source text previously translated into the same target language -- that is accepted without much or any debate and represents the current notion of retranslation.")
=670  \\$aRe-translation strategies for long form, simultaneous, spoken language translation, 2020, via Cornell University arXiv, April 15, 2021:$b(we adopt a re-translation approach to simultaneous translation, where the source is repeatedly translated from scratch as it grows)
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=670  \\$aWork cat.: Knauss, J.A. Introduction to physical oceanography, 2017.
=670  \\$aAfanasyev, Y.D. Physical oceanography, 2016?
=670  \\$aApel, J.R. Principles of ocean physics, 1987:$bp. v (the study of the physics of the sea; its common name of physical oceanography) p. 1 (Ocean physics, which grew out of both the physical geography of the sea and meteorology, appears to have diverged from the mainstream of the discipline sometime around the turn of this century, when the attention of basic researchers in physics became increasingly directed toward the atomic and subatomic nature of matter)
=670  \\$aMerriam-Webster dictionary online, Feb. 18, 2021$b(physical oceanography: a branch of oceanography that deals with the physical and chemical properties of ocean water and the topography and composition of the ocean bottom)
=670  \\$aNASA Science website, Feb. 18, 2021:$bPhysical ocean page (Physical oceanography is the study of the physical properties and dynamic processes of the oceans. Physical oceanographers study the interaction of the ocean with the atmosphere, how the ocean stores and releases heat, the physical properties (or chemical content) of water throughout the ocean, and the formation and movement of currents and coastal dynamics)$uhttps://science.nasa.gov/earth-science/oceanography/physical-ocean
=670  \\$aSchool of Ocean and Earth Science and Technology, University of Hawai'i at Manoa website, Feb. 18, 2021:$bResearch themes > Ocean > Ocean physics (From the interaction of the ocean surface layer with the atmosphere, down to the energy transfer of ocean waves and tides to the seafloor, physical oceanographic research within the School spans the full water column, and is ongoing in every ocean on the planet; physical forces that govern and constrain energy transfer within the sea, mixing processes, wave movement and interaction, turbulence, large- and small-scale circulation, and the role of the ocean, as part of a coupled system, in driving local weather and global climate)
=670  \\$aOceanOpportunities website, Feb. 18, 2021:$bFields of study > Physics (Ocean physicists (physical oceanographers) want to understand ocean currents and mixing: why, where, and how water moves, as well as the consequences of these movements. Some physical oceanographers are theoreticians and study the ocean with equations and computer models. Others make observations from ships, autonomous vehicles and, increasingly, from satellite observations. An important new emphasis in physical oceanography is to better understand the role of the ocean in global climate and climate change. Biological, chemical, and geological oceanographers often need to collaborate with physical oceanographers, because ocean currents and ocean mixing complicate interpretations of other processes)
=670  \\$aUniversity of Washington School of Oceanography website, Feb. 18, 2021:$bResearch > Physical oceanography (Physical oceanography focuses on describing and understanding the evolving patterns of ocean circulation and fluid motion, along with the distribution of its properties such as temperature, salinity and the concentration of dissolved chemical elements and gases)
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=550  \\$wg$aPenstemons
=670  \\$aWork cat: Shelly, J. Stephen. Status review update and establishment of demographic monitoring studies: Penstemon lemhienis, 1990.
=670  \\$aITIS, viewed February 15, 2020:$b(species: Penstemon lemhiensis, common names: Lemhi penstemon, Lemhi beardtongue; genus: Penstemon)
=670  \\$aUSDA Plants database, viewed February 15, 2020:$b(species, Penstemon lemhiensis--Lemhi penstemon; genus, Penstemon)
=670  \\$aGlobal Biodiversity Information Facility, viewed February 18, 2021:$b(Penstemon lemhiensis; vernacular names: Lemhi beardtongue, Lemhi penstemon)
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=670  \\$aWork cat: Child's guide to prayer, 2020:$bp. 7 (an aid for young children developing the habit of prayer; all children of the Orthodox faith)
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=450  \\$wnnna$aCamp, Internment
=450  \\$wnnna$aCamps, Concentration
=450  \\$wnnna$aCamps, Death
=450  \\$wnnna$aCamps, Internment
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=680  \\$iA place where large numbers of people, especially political prisoners or members of persecuted minorities, are deliberately imprisoned in a relatively small area with inadequate facilities, sometimes to provide forced labor or to await mass execution.
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=450  \\$aConcentration camps, Nazi
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=450  \\$aExtermination camps, Nazi
=450  \\$aNazi death camps
=450  \\$aNazi extermination camps
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=670  \\$aDan Stone. Concentration Camps : A short history, 2017:$bp. 123 (The crucial characteristic of a concentration camp is not whether it has barbed wire, fences, or watchtowers; it is, rather the gathering of civilians, defined by a regime as de facto 'enemies', in order to hold them against their will without charge in a place where the rule of law has been suspended. Interment camps for political prisoners and detention centres for asylum seekers are places where those inside are held against their will but not places, at least in theory, where the law does not apply--although it might well be bent somewhat.) p. 128 (What is so striking about this state of affairs is the extent to which the Nazi camps stand in for all camps.)
=670  \\$aUSHMM Holocaust encyclopedia, April 16, 2021:$bconcentration camp (The term concentration camp refers to a camp in which people are detained or confined, usually under harsh conditions without regard to legal norms of arrest and imprisonment that are acceptable in a constitutional democracy; Nazi concentration camps served three main purposes: to incarcerate people whom the regime perceived as a security threat; to eliminate people and targeted groups of people by murder, away from the public and judicial review; and to exploit forced labor)
=750  \2$iBroader mapping$aConcentration Camps$0(DNLM)D003209$4BM$5DNLM

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=150  \\$aMusic in museums
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=670  \\$aWork cat: Müze'de muzik, 2018 :$bpages following page 3 (Coordinator of music in museums describes the activities of the museum of fine arts at Anadolu University in Turkey and the music performances she organizes in the museum and how the role of museums as cultural institutions and music as art form coincide. She talks about the experience at other institutions and how it was adopted at her institutions"
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=150  \\$aLongstyle thistle
=450  \\$aCirsium longistylum
=450  \\$aLong-styled thistle
=550  \\$wg$aCirsium
=670  \\$aWork cat: Brunsfeld, Steven J. Preliminary genetic analysis of Cirsium longistylum (Long-styled thistle), a candidate threatened species, 1994.
=670  \\$aITIS, viewed January 29, 2021:$b(species: Cirsium longistylum, common name: Longstyle thistle; genus: Cirsium)
=670  \\$aUSDA Plants database, viewed January 29, 2021:$b(species, Cirsium longistylum--longstyle thistle; genus, Cirsium)
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=450  \\$aSomatochlora hineana
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=670  \\$aWork cat: Recovery strategy for the Hine's Emerald (Somatochlora hineana) in Canada, 2021.
=670  \\$aITIS website, February 11, 2021:$b(Somatochlora hineana, Common name - Hine's Emerald; Genus - Somatochlora, Family - Corduliidae (Emeralds, green-eyed skimmers), Order - Odonata, Class - Insecta, Phylum - Arthropoda, Kingdom - Animalia)
=670  \\$aNatureServe Explorer website, February 11, 2021:$b(Somatochlora hineana, Hine's Emerald; Genus - Somatochlora, Family - Corduliidae, Order - Odonata, Class - Insecta, Phylum - Mandibulata, Kingdom - Animalia)
=670  \\$aBugGuide.net website, February 11, 2021:$b(Somatochlora hineana, Hine's Emerald; Genus - Somatochlora, Family - Corduliidae, Order - Odonata, Class - Insecta, Phylum - Arthropoda, Kingdom - Animalia)
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=550  \\$wg$aSharks, Fossil
=670  \\$aWork cat: Reassessment and revision of the fossil Heterodontidae (Chondrichthyes: Neoselachii) based on tooth morphology of extant taxa.
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=150  \\$aGrabloviruses
=550  \\$wg$aGeminiviridae
=670  \\$aWork cat:$bDalton, Daniel T. Testing and tracking the spread of grapevine red blotch virus in Oregon vineyards, January 2021
=670  \\$aNCBI taxonomy browser, viewed March 29, 2021$b(Grablovirus; genus; Lineage: Viruses; Monodnaviria; Shotokuvirae; Cressdnaviricota; Repensiviricetes; Geplafuvirales; Geminiviridae; Grablovirus)
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=450  \\$aFOMO (Fear of missing out)
=450  \\$aMissing out, Fear of
=550  \\$wg$aAnxiety
=670  \\$aWork cat: McGinnis, Patrick J. Fear of missing out, 2020:$bchap. 1 (Do you ever get stressed out when you come across those delightful (read: highly selective, filtered, and cropped) photos posted by friends, family, and celebrities to your social media feed? As you scroll, you may notice that a feeling starts to build within you, perhaps best understood as a sense of anxiety. While you're playing with your phone, it occurs to you that all of these people are living lives that are far more interesting, exciting, successful, and, frankly, Instagramable than yours. This feeling is called FOMO, short for Fear of Missing Out, and its effects are widespread. FOMO is not limited to social media. It causes stress, insecurity, jealousy, and even depression. It also imperils your success at work, tempts you to make speculative investments, and compels business leaders, from CEOs to start-up founders, to chase after the wrong strategies and squander precious resources)
=670  \\$aThe New York Times WWW site, viewed November 22, 2019$b(My problem is emblematic of the digital era. It's known as FOMO, or "fear of missing out," and refers to the blend of anxiety, inadequacy and irritation that can flare up while skimming social media like Facebook, Twitter, Foursquare and Instagram.)$uhttps://www.nytimes.com/2011/04/10/business/10ping.html
=670  \\$aBoston Magazine WWW site, viewed November 22, 2019$b(The first paper on the Fear of Missing Out--FOMO, the ailment of our cultural moment--was written back in the year 2000 by a marketing strategist named Dan Herman, but the concept took many years to gestate...Studies estimate that around 70 percent of all adults in developed countries suffer from the creepy, sometimes all-consuming feeling that something's happening and they're not a part of it.)$uhttps://www.bostonmagazine.com/news/2014/07/29/fomo-history/
=670  \\$aMerriam-Webster dictionary online, Feb. 19, 2020$b(FOMO [noun (informal)]; definition: fear of missing out : fear of not being included in something (such as an interesting or enjoyable activity) that others are experiencing)
=670  \\$aElhai, J.D. Fear of missing out predicts repeated measurements of greater negative affect using experience sampling methodology; in Journal of Affective Disorders, 2020 Feb 1, vol. 262; viewed via PubMed, Feb. 19, 2020$bAbstract (Fear of missing out (FOMO) has been increasingly researched recently, especially in relation to negative affectivity constructs)
=750  \2$iBroader mapping$aAnxiety$0(DNLM)D001007$4BM$5DNLM

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=550  \\$wg$aFishes$xInfancy
=670  \\$aWork cat: Peterson, R. H. First feeding and growth of elvers of the American eel (Anguilla rostrata (Lesueur)) at several temperature regimes, October 1994.
=670  \\$aMerrian-Webster, viewed January 22, 2021:$b(elver (noun); a young eel; specifically : a small immature catadromous eel chiefly of fresh and brackish water)
=750  \2$iBroader mapping$aEels$0(DNLM)D004524$4BM$5DNLM

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=450  \\$aCooking with yautia
=450  \\$aYautia$xUse in cooking
=550  \\$wg$aCooking (Vegetables)
=670  \\$aWork cat: Toledo Ramos, E.J. Recetario con platillos a base de malanga, 2019:$bt.p. ([cataloger's translation] Cookbook with recipes based on malanga) p. 4 of cover (in this cookbook malanga (Xanthosoma saggitifolium) was used as an ingredient)
=750  \2$iBroader mapping$aCooking$0(DNLM)D003296$4BM$5DNLM

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=150  \\$aComa in mass media
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=670  \\$aWork cat: The language and imagery of coma and brain injury, 2021$bCIP galley (This book examines representations of coma and brain injury across a range of texts; discussing a diverse range of cultural works, including novels, as well as film and media texts, this study provides an explanation for our fascination with coma)
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=150  \\$aBasin irrigation
=450  \\$aBasin flooding (Irrigation)
=450  \\$aFlooding irrigation (Basin irrigation)
=550  \\$wg$aIrrigation
=670  \\$aWork cat: Sánchez, M. Cuando las aguas se dividen, 2018:$bp. 40 (technique which is called in English basin irrigation)
=670  \\$aNAL agricultural thesaurus and glossary, via WWW, viewed Oct. 2, 2020$b(thesaurus term: basin irrigation; definition: An irrigation system in which a field or orchard is divided into basins which are filled with water)
=670  \\$aMerriam-Webster unabridged, via WWW, viewed Oct. 2, 2020$b(basin irrigation, noun: irrigation of land by surrounding it with embankments to form a basin and flooding it with water)
=670  \\$aOxford English dictionary, via WWW, viewed Oct. 2, 2020:$bunder basin, compounds (basin irrigation, n.: [for definition] see quot. 1961: L.D. Stamp. Glossary of geographical terms: Basin irrigation: the type of irrigation associated especially with the Nile in Egypt and the Sudan whereby flood waters are led off into specially prepared 'basins' which vary in size from a few dozen acres to many square miles. The basins are separated from one another by earth banks)
=670  \\$aCAWATERinfo website, viewed Apr. 5, 2021$b(Basin flooding (flooding irrigation) is the most ancient irrigation method; it is used for cultivation of crops that are able to withstand short-time flooding. Moreover, such an irrigation method is used for charge watering, soil salinity control, rice irrigation. Flooding irrigation is applied for rice cultivation, inundative (or so-called liman) irrigation. At flooding irrigation, water comes to so-called checks with an area from 4 to 50 ha and more. In rice-growing farms, checks usually have horizontal surface. For regular field crops they can have slope grade of 0.0005-0.001. Coming to the check, water fills it by a sheet from 10 to 25 cm; some part of the water is absorbed in the check, and excess water is dumped during irrigation of field and feed crops. At alternating flooding, water is delivered to the check every 7-8 days. In the case of continuous flooding, for example for growing rice crop, a water sheet of 10-15 cm is kept from seedling or tillering period to the beginning of waxy ripeness. At flooding irrigation of regular vegetable and field crops deep furrows or strips (ditches) are cut in checks, that is combined irrigation method is applied here)
=675  \\$aManley, W. Dictionary of agriculture and land management, 2019, via WWW, searched Oct. 2, 2020
=680  \\$iHere are entered works on irrigation in which fields or orchards are divided by earth embankments into basins, which are flooded with water.
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=150  \\$aAudio data mining
=450  \\$aAudio analysis (Data mining)
=450  \\$aAudio indexing (Data mining)
=450  \\$aAudio mining (Data mining)
=450  \\$aSound analysis (Data mining)
=450  \\$aSound data mining
=450  \\$aSound indexing (Data mining)
=450  \\$aSound mining (Data mining)
=450  \\$aSpeech analysis (Data mining)
=450  \\$aSpeech data mining
=450  \\$aSpeech indexing (Data mining)
=450  \\$aSpeech mining (Data mining)
=550  \\$wg$aData mining
=550  \\$wg$aSound$xAnalysis
=670  \\$aWork cat: Ringermute : an audio data mining toolkit, 2005
=670  \\$a"Multimedia data mining: state of the art and challenges" in Multimedia Tools and Applications, 2011$bp. 38 (Video mining, image mining, audio mining etc are also established as individual branch of studies and thus can be easy for readers with a specific interest.) p. 49 (Audio data in general is mixture of music, speech, silence and noise.) p. 54 (audio data mining)$uhttps://doi.org/10.1007/s11042-010-0645-5
=670  \\$aUniphore website, viewed Apr. 5, 2021:$bFrequently asked questions on audio mining (Audio mining embraces speech recognition, keyword, phonetic or transcription technologies to extract insights from prerecorded voice streams. This insight can then be used to classify calls, trigger alerts/workflows, and drive operational and employee performance across the enterprise. This speech analytics solution is commonly used in contact centers to mine the customer interactions to provide valuable insights into products, services, and processes to help reduce operational costs and improve customer satisfaction) What is audio mining? (Speech recognition solutions for contact centers use techniques commonly referred to as audio mining, where large volumes of audio are searched for occurrences of specific words or phrases)
=670  \\$aWikipedia, viewed February 17, 2021$b(The term 'audio mining' is sometimes used interchangeably with audio indexing, phonetic searching, phonetic indexing, speech indexing, audio analytics, speech analytics, word spotting, and information retrieval)$uhttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Audio_mining
=670  \\$aData mining concepts and techniques, 2012:$bp. 604 (Audio data mining uses audio signals to indicate the patterns of data or the features of data mining results.)
=670  \\$aOCLC database, viewed February 18, 2021$bin the titles (sound data; audio data; speech data)
=750  \2$iBroader mapping$aData Mining$0(DNLM)D057225$4BM$5DNLM

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=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aBlind-cricket players
=550  \\$wg$aCricket players
=670  \\$aWork cat: Powis, B. Embodiment, identity and disability in sports, 2020:$bECIP summary (ethnographic research with an international-level visually impaired cricket team)
=750  \2$81$wb$iBroader mapping$aCricket Sport$0(DNLM)D000080304$4BM$5DNLM
=750  \2$81$wb$iBroader mapping$aVisually Impaired Persons$0(DNLM)D019987$4BM$5DNLM
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=035  \\$a(LIBRARY_OF_CONGRESS)9818189017600041
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aAesthetics, East Asian
=450  \\$aEast Asian aesthetics
=670  \\$aWork cat: Sin, Chŏng-gŭn. Tong Asia yesul kwa mihak ŭi yŏjŏng, 2018$b(collection of articles written on East Asian aesthetics and arts with focus on influences of Confucianism and Taoism on East Asian aesthetics)
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=150  \\$aRacism against indigenous peoples
=450  \\$aAnti-indigenous racism
=550  \\$wg$aIndigenous peoples
=670  \\$aWork cat: Chakma, S. Racism against indigenous peoples, 2001:$bp. 15 ("The book ... analyses racism against indigenous peoples all over the world")
=670  \\$aPushed to the edge of extinction : racism against indigenous peoples in Canada, 2000
=670  \\$aDaes, E.-I. A. Working paper on combating racism against indigenous peoples, 2001
=670  \\$aMcCallum, M. Undertreatment, overtreatment, and coercion into treatment : identifying and documenting anti-indigenous racism in health care in Canada, in Aboriginal policy studies, v. 7 (2018)
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=750  \2$81$wb$iBroader mapping$aRacism$0(DNLM)D063505$4BM$5DNLM
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=150  \\$aRacism against Asians
=450  \\$aAnti-Asian racism
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=670  \\$aWork cat: Kurashige, L. Two faces of exclusion : the untold history of anti-Asian racism in the United States, 2016:$bp. ix ("the history of anti-Asian racism in the United States, the subject of this book")
=670  \\$aFagan, A. E. Anti-Asian racism : recurring stereotypes throughout history, 1986
=670  \\$aBaird, I. G. An anti-racism methodology : the Native Sons and Daughters and racism against Asians in Nanaimo, British Columbia, Canada, in Canadian geographer, v. 62, no. 3 (Fall 2018):$bpp. 300-313 ("racism against Asians"; "anti-Asian racism")
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=150  \\$aPosthumanism
=550  \\$wg$aPhilosophy
=670  \\$aWork cat: Transhumanism and posthumanism in twenty-first century narrative, 2021:$bCIP summary (This collection explores the different ways in which the posthuman has been addressed in key narratives written in the second decade of the 21st century) galley (posthumanism involves a break with humanism; involves a leap to pondering the future of humanity or, more specifically, what comes after humanity as we know it; cannot be described as one coherent movement; cybernetic posthumanism shares with transhumanism the view of the human body as an accessory that can be either improved (enhanced) or simply ignored (as the mind is what defines humanity and it can therefore be disembodied); the ideal of Man as the measure of all things, is exposed in critical posthumanism as a regulatory model that encapsulates what is considered essentially human: the bodily unmarked, i.e., male, white, able-bodied, and presumably heterosexual)
=670  \\$aKeeling, D. M. and Lehman, M. N. Posthumanism, article in Oxford research encyclopedias online, viewed Feb. 13, 2021:$bsummary ("posthumanism is a philosophical perspective of how change is enacted in the world. As a conceptualization and historicization of both agency and the 'human,' it is different from those conceived through humanism. ... A posthumanist perspective assumes agency is distributed through dynamic forces of which the human participates but does not completely intend or control. Posthumanist philosophy constitutes the human as: (a) physically, chemically, and biologically enmeshed and dependent on the environment; (b) moved to action through interactions that generate affects, habits, and reason; and (c) possessing no attribute that is uniquely human but is instead made up of a larger evolving ecosystem. There is little consensus in posthumanist scholarship about the degree to which a conscious human subject can actively create change, but the human does participate in change.)
=670  \\$aBolter, Jay David. Posthumanism, article The international encyclopedia of communication theory and philosophy, 2016, viewed in the Wiley online library, Feb. 13, 2021:$b(The term "posthumanism" is applied to a range of contemporary theoretical positions; posthumanism is a new way of understanding the human subject in relationship to the natural world in general; seeks to undermine the traditional; boundaries between the human, the animal, and the technological; posthumanist theorists propose nothing less than a complete reconfiguration of the humanities--a reconfiguration that removes the liberal subject from the center of humanistic inquiry)
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=150  \\$aOpposability (International law)
=550  \\$wg$aInternational law
=670  \\$aWork cat: L'opposabilité en droit international, 2016:$b(transl. of title: Opposability in international law)
=670  \\$aDictionary of international and comparative law, 2003:$bp. 241 (Opposability: 1) the application of a principle of law vis-a-vis an argument to the contrary by a party to a dispute, i.e., legal arguments for both sides of a dispute; 2) obligation of all states that arises from the unilateral act of a state within its rights under international law. For example, a declaration of neutrality by a state creates the obligation on the other states to respect that neutrality)
=670  \\$aAustralian year book of international law, 1968-1969, 1971:$bp. 1, etc., The concept of opposability in international law / by J.G. Starke (The term "opposability" seems to have originated as a translation of the French word opposabilit(acute)e, which carries not so much the sense of a hostile resistance, but rather that of a reliance upon some matter set up (oppos(acute)e) by way of a technical legal bar to a claim or defence. Thus, in a dispute between two States, A and B, where State A supports its case by reference to some principle or institution, State B may seek to invoke, i.e. oppose as against State A, either a particular institution or r(acute)egime under State B's domestic law, or, on a different level, the terms of some general or particular convention or treaty, alleging that this is to prevail over the principle or institution relied on by State A. Whether the case of State A is or is not tenable will turn on what is said to be the "opposability" (opposabilit(acute)e) in law to State A of the institution, r(acute)egime, or treaty set up by State B)
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=150  \\$aNarrative in dance
=450  \\$aNarrativity in dance
=550  \\$wg$aDance
=670  \\$aWork cat: Choreonarratives, 2021:$bintroduction (The present volume offers a fresh take on ancient dance narrativity. Throughout Greek and Roman antiquity, different performance genres resorted to dance to narrate stories, combining it in various ways with song, instrumental music, and poetry)
=680  \\$iHere are entered works about the narrative characteristics of dance.
=750  \2$iBroader mapping$aDancing$0(DNLM)D003615$4BM$5DNLM

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=150  \\$aLiterature and diplomacy
=450  \\$aDiplomacy and literature
=550  \\$wg$aDiplomacy
=670  \\$aWork cat: Cultures of diplomacy and literary writing in the early modern world, 2019:$bdust jacket ("This interdisciplinary volume explores core emerging themes in the study of early modern literary-diplomatic relations... Contributions focus on three intimately related areas: the impact of diplomatic protocol on literary production; the role of texts in diplomatic practice, particularly those that operated as 'textual ambassadors'; and the impact of changes in the literary sphere on diplomatic culture")
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=150  \\$aHumanism in motion pictures
=550  \\$wg$aMotion pictures
=670  \\$aWork cat: Narrative humanism, 2019:$bpage 4 of cover ("This book attempts to clarify the narrative conditions of humanism ... With case studies of films like Parenthood (1989), American Beauty (1999), Little Miss Sunshine (2006) and The Kids Are All Right (2010)")
=750  \2$81$wb$iBroader mapping$aMotion Pictures$0(DNLM)D009040$4BM$5DNLM
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=150  \\$aFlatbed trucks
=450  \\$aFlat-bed trucks
=550  \\$wg$aTrucks
=670  \\$aWork cat: Jaske, Julia. Look, a flatbed truck! 2021:
=670  \\$aWebsters, viewed Feb. 26, 2021$b(Flatbed; a motortruck or trailer with a body in the form of a platform or shallow box)
=670  \\$aApplied science full text, viewed Feb. 26, 2021$b(in abstract: Flatbed truck)
=670  \\$aInspec, viewed Feb. 26, 2021$b(uncontrolled term: Flatbed trailers)
=670  \\$aWikipedia, viewed Feb. 26, 2021$b(Flatbed trucks; A flatbed truck (or flatbed lorry in British English) is a type of truck which can be either articulated or rigid. As the name suggests, its bodywork is just an entirely flat, level 'bed' with no sides or roof)
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=150  \\$aFire resistant paper
=550  \\$wg$aFire resistant materials
=550  \\$wg$aPaper
=670  \\$aWork cat: Fire-resistant paper, 2021:$bpub. info. (This book introduces a new technology to develop environmentally friendly fire-resistant paper using highly flexible ultralong hydroxyapatite nanowires and discusses applications and potential for commercialization)
=670  \\$aEngineering village, viewed March 15, 2021$b(in titles: Fire-retardant paper; Fire-resistant inorganic paper)
=675  \\$aInspec thesaurus
=750  \2$iBroader mapping$aPaper$0(DNLM)D010209$4BM$5DNLM

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=035  \\$a(LIBRARY_OF_CONGRESS)9818366897600041
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aChild grooming (Child sexual abuse)
=450  \\$aGrooming, Child (Child sexual abuse)
=450  \\$aGrooming, Online (Child sexual abuse)
=450  \\$aLuring a child (Child sexual abuse)
=450  \\$aOnline grooming (Child sexual abuse)
=550  \\$wg$aChild sexual abuse
=670  \\$aWork cat: García Alba, Inmaculada. El delito de aproximación a menores con fines sexuales a través de las TICs o "child grooming", 2019:$b(Translates to "The crime of approaching minors for sexual purposes through information and communication technologies, or 'child grooming'")
=670  \\$aChoo, Kim-Kwang Raymond. Online child grooming: a literature review on the misuse of social networking sites for grooming children for sexual offences, 2009
=670  \\$aO'Leary, Patrick. Grooming and child sexual abuse in institutional contexts. Australia, 2017:$bp. 7 ("Grooming" is used as an umbrella term to include various activities and behaviors that are referred to elsewhere as "targeting and entrapment", "manipulation", and "recruitment")
=670  \\$aMcAlinden, Anne-Marie. 'Grooming' and the sexual abuse of children: institutional, Internet, and familial dimensions, 2012:$bp. 11 (Grooming is defined as "The use of a variety of manipulative and controlling techniques, with a vulnerable subject, in a range of inter-personal and social settings, in order to establish trust or normalise sexually harmful behaviour, with the overall aim of facilitating exploitation and/or prohibiting exposure.")
=670  \\$aInternational Centre for Missing and Exploited Children, Glossary:$b("Online grooming: 'Actions deliberately taken through the use of the Internet or other digital technologies to befriend a child and facilitate, either online or offline, sexual contact with that child. (Mike McGuire & Samantha Dowling, Cyber-enabled crimes -- sexual offending against children (2013), page 12)' '...the intentional proposal, through information and communication technologies, of an adult to meet a child who has not reached the age set in application of Article 18, paragraph 2 [the age set by each country], for the purpose of committing any of the offences established in accordance with Article 18, paragraph 1.a [sexual abuse], or Article 20, paragraph 1.a [creating child pornography], against him or her, where this proposal has been followed by material acts leading to such a meeting." (Council of Europe Convention on the Protection of Children against Sexual Exploitation and Sexual Abuse, Article 23)'")
=670  \\$aUnited Kingdom Sexual Offences Act 2003, c. 42, part 1, section 15:$btitle ("Meeting a child following sexual grooming etc.")
=670  \\$aCanadian Criminal Code, part V, section 172:$b("Luring a child: Every person commits an offence who, by a means of telecommunication, communicates with (a) a person who is, or who the accused believes is, under the age of 18 years, for the purpose of facilitating the commission of an offence with respect to that person under subsection 153(1), section 155, 163.1, 170, 171 or 279.011 or subsection 279.02(2), 279.03(2), 286.1(2), 286.2(2) or 286.3(2); (b) a person who is, or who the accused believes is, under the age of 16 years, for the purpose of facilitating the commission of an offence under section 151 or 152, subsection 160(3) or 173(2) or section 271, 272, 273 or 280 with respect to that person; or (c) a person who is, or who the accused believes is, under the age of 14 years, for the purpose of facilitating the commission of an offence under section 281 with respect to that person.")
=670  \\$aChampion, Dean John. The American dictionary of criminal justice, 2005:$bp. 115 ("Grooming: A course of acts and words taken by molesters to encourage children to consider sexual acts with the molester.")
=675  \\$a18 U.S. Code 2422 (2006)
=680  \\$iHere are entered works on targeted behaviors and interaction, in person or through telecommunications, intended to manipulate and prepare a child for sexual victimization and/or exploitation.
=750  \2$iBroader mapping$aChild Abuse, Sexual$0(DNLM)D002650$4BM$5DNLM

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=450  \\$aElephant's ears (Plants)
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=450  \\$aMalangas
=450  \\$aSpoonflowers
=450  \\$aTanias
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=450  \\$aTanyahs
=450  \\$aTanyas
=450  \\$aYautias (Genus)
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=670  \\$aWork cat: Toledo Ramos, E.J. Recetario con platillos a base de malanga, 2019:$bt.p. ([cataloger's translation] Cookbook with recipes based on malanga) p. 4 of cover (Xanthosoma sagittifolium)$w(DLC)2020367408
=670  \\$aITIS, viewed Sept. 15, 2020$b(Xanthosoma Schott; genus; common name: elephant's ear; family Araceae)
=670  \\$aLC database, Sept. 15, 2020$b(taniers (Xanthosoma Spp.))
=670  \\$aMerriam-Webster unabridged, via WWW, viewed Sept.17, 2020$b(Malanga, noun, plural -s: (1) taro; (2) yautia. Tania, noun,or tanier or tannia or tannier or tanya also tanyah, plural -s: any of several aroids having edible farinaceous roots: such as (a) : taro 1; (b): yautia a. Yautia, noun, plural -s: any of several aroids chiefly of tropical America or their starchy edible tubers that are cooked and eaten like yams or potatoes: such as (a): plant of the genus Xanthosoma (especially X. sagittifolium)--called also spoonflower; (b): taro)
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=150  \\$aPangolins
=450  \\$aAnteaters, Scaly
=450  \\$wnne$aPholidota (Mammals)
=450  \\$aScaly anteaters
=550  \\$wg$aMammals
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 94022517: Ricciuti, E.R. What on earth is a pangolin? c1994:$bp. 8 (pangolin order "Pholidota") p. 14 (sometimes called "scaly anteaters")
=670  \\$aWalker mam. world:$bp. 536 (order Pholidota; Pangolins, or Scaly Anteaters; this order contains one family, Manidae, with the single Recent genus Manis ... five subgenera and seven species)
=670  \\$aMam. species world:$bp. 415 (Pholidota; Manidae; Manis, syn: Paramanis, Phataginus, Smutsia, Uromanis; 1 genus; 7 species)
=670  \\$aBiol. & agr. index:$bv. 45 (Pangolins) (Pholidota see also Pangolins) (Manidae see Pangolins) (Manis pentadactyla see Pangolins)
=670  \\$aCorbet world list mam. species:$bp. 136 (Pholidota; one fam. Manidae; Pangolins, scaly anteaters; Manis, Asian pangolins; Phataginus, African pangolins)
=670  \\$aWeb. 3$b(pangolins, any of several Asiatic and African edentate mammals of Manis or related genera of the order Pholidota) (Manidae, fam. of mammals that is coextensive with the order Pholidota and includes pangolins) (Pholidota, order of mammals comprising pangolins)
=670  \\$aRandom House$b(pangolin, any mammal of the order Pholidota, also called scaly anteater)
=670  \\$aITIS, Sept. 21, 2000$b(Order Pholidota. Common names: pangolins, scaly anteaters. Infraclass Eutheria, subclass Theria, class Mammalia)
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=150  \0$aPersistent pollutants
=450  \0$aPersistent chemicals
=550  \0$wg$aPollutants
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Persistent pollutants : economics and policy, c1991.
=670  \\$aLee env. eng. dict.$b(persistent chemical: a substance which resists biodegradation and/or chemical oxidation when released into the environment and tends to accumulate on land, in air, in water, or in organic matter.)
=675  \\$aEnv. regulatory gloss. 5th ed.;$aEnv. impact statement gloss.;$aASTI;$aEI;$aTEST
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=150  \0$aPhellinus
=550  \0$wg$aHymenochaetaceae
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Fischer, M. Biosystematische Untersuchungen an den Porlingsgattungen Phellinus Quél. und Inonotus Karst, 1987.
=670  \\$aAinsworth fungi IV B:$bp. 416.
=670  \\$aSyn. liv. org.:$bv. 1, p. 250.
=670  \\$aAinsworth, G.C. Dictionary of the fungi:$bp. 444.
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=150  \\$aPhytoplasma diseases
=450  \\$wnne$aMycoplasma-like diseases of plants
=550  \\$wg$aPlant diseases
=670  \\$aEncyc. plant path.$b(Phytoplasmas (formerly called mycoplasma-like organisms or MLOs) are wall-less prokaryotes that have been intimately associated with more than 200 plant diseases around the world)
=670  \\$aVidhyasekaran, P. Concise encyc. of plant pathology, 2004:$bp. 103 (Phytoplasma diseases)
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=150  \\$aPseudoscience
=450  \\$aJunk science
=550  \\$wg$aScience
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 2001024426: Quantum leaps in the wrong direction : where real science ends and pseudoscience begins, c2001.
=670  \\$aWeb. 3$b(pseudoscience: a system of theories, assumptions, and methods erroneously regarded as scientific)
=670  \\$aRandom House$b(pseudoscience)
=670  \\$aWikipedia, Oct. 18, 2004$b(pseudoscience: any body of knowledge purported to be scientific or supported by science but which fails to comply with the scientific method. Pseudoscience is a kind of counterfeit or masquerade of science which makes use of some of the superficial trappings of science but does not involve the substance of science. Junk science: a term used to derogate purportedly scientific data, research, alayses, or clasims which are driven by political, financial or other questionable motives. Like many other ideological terms, there is often no political agreement as to which side of a debate constitutes 'junk,' and which 'real' science, though the scientiric community may have a overwhelming majority opinion. Public debates on environmental and health issues seem particularly prone to this problem.)
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=150  \\$aRenibacterium
=550  \\$wg$aGram-positive bacteria
=670  \\$aIndex to organism names, via WWW, Apr. 12, 1999$b(Renibacterium. Group: Bacteria. Author: Sanders and Fryer, 1980. Classification: Bacteria-Unspecified)
=670  \\$aBergey's manual of determinative bacteriology, c1994:$bp. 567 (Genus Renibacterium. Type (and only) species: Renibacterium salmoninarum. Regular, nonsporing gram-positive rods)
=670  \\$aBergey's manual of systematic bacteriology, c1984-c1989:$bv. 2, p. 1208-1209 (Renibacterium is an obligate pathogen of the subfamily Salmoninae of the salmon family, causing nephrotic syndromes; Renibacterium is tentatively included in the Actinomycetes branch)
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=150  \\$aAortic valve$xAbnormalities
=667  \\$aRecord generated for validation purposes.
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Asian Congress of Pediatric Cardiology (3rd : 1983 : Taipei, Taiwan). Subpulmonic ventricular septal defect, c1986
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=150  \\$aCastleman disease
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=450  \\$aGiant lymph node hyperplasia
=450  \\$aLymph node hyperplasia, Giant
=550  \\$wg$aHyperplasia
=550  \\$wg$aLymph nodes$xDiseases
=670  \\$aWork cat: Chasing my cure, 2019:$bdust jacket (David Fajgenbaum was diagnosed with a form of Castleman disease, which acts like a cross between cancer and an autoimmune disorder)$w(OCoLC) 1090283676
=670  \\$aMeSH, July 30, 2021$b(Castleman Disease; Large benign, hyperplastic lymph nodes; tree structure: Hemic and Lymphatic Diseases--Lymphatic Diseases--Lymphoproliferative Disorders; variants: Castleman's Disease; Giant Lymph Node Hyperplasia; Hyperplasia, Giant Lymph Node; Lymph Node Hyperplasia, Giant)
=670  \\$aMayo Clinic website, July 30, 2021$b(Castleman disease is a rare disorder that involves an overgrowth of cells in your body's lymph nodes)
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=450  \\$wnne$aBlood sugar monitoring
=450  \\$aMonitoring, Blood glucose
=550  \\$wg$aBlood glucose$xAnalysis
=550  \\$wg$aPatient monitoring
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Controlling your diabetes, 1985.
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Blood glucose self-monitoring)
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=450  \\$aCBR (Community-based research)
=450  \\$aCommunity-based participatory research
=550  \\$wg$aParticipant observation
=670  \\$aWork cat: Community-based PhD, 2022:$bECIP galley (Community-Based Participatory Research (CBPR)) volume summary (Resource and scholarly guide for graduate students, junior scholars, and the faculty who mentor them on mounting and conducting community-based research projects in pursuit of academic degrees)$w(DLC)2021042971
=670  \\$aUniv. of Iowa, Human Subjects Office website, viewed Sept. 29, 2021$b(Community-based research continuum; Community-Based Research: Research WITH the community where the community members are participating to some degree in the research process; Community-Based Participatory Research (CBPR): CBPR is a collaborative approach to research involving all partners, such as community members, organizational representatives, and researchers in all project components)$uhttps://hso.research.uiowa.edu/community-based-research-continuum)
=670  \\$aSFSU, Inst. for Civic and Community Engagement website, viewed Sept. 29, 2021:$b(Community-based Research takes place in community settings and involves community members; Principles of Community-Based Research: CBR is a collaborative enterprise between researchers (professors and/or students) and community members. CBR validates multiple sources of knowledge and promotes the use of multiple methods of discovery and of dissemination or the knowledge produced. CBR has as its goal: to achieve social justice through social action and social change. In most forms, CBR is also participative (among other reasons, change is usually easier to achieve when those affected by the change are involved) and it's qualitative.))$uhttps://icce.sfsu.edu/content/differences-between-community-based-research-community-based-particpatory-research-and
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=450  \\$aTJ membrane proteins
=450  \\$aTJ proteins
=450  \\$aTJPs (Tight junction proteins)
=550  \\$wg$aMembrane proteins
=670  \\$aMeSH browser, Sept. 25, 2021$b(Tight Junction Proteins. UF Tight Junction Protein. SN Proteins that take part in the formation or structure of tight junctions. In MeSH tree structures under: Membrane Proteins)
=670  \\$aTight junction protein - an overview, via ScienceDirect, Sept. 25, 2021$b(Tight junction proteins (TJPs) belong to a family of membrane-associated guanylate kinase homologs that are involved in the organization of epithelial and endothelial intercellular junctions; Tight Junction (TJ) proteins are major components of cell--cell adhesion complexes that differentiate apical from basolateral membrane domains and maintain cell polarity by forming an intramembrane; regulating diffusion of certain molecules. The TJ complex is composed of four major types of transmembrane proteins: OCLNs, CLDNs, junction-associated molecules (JAMs) and coxsackie virus B adenovirus receptors (CARs))
=670  \\$aZuhl, M. Exercise regulation of intestinal tight junction proteins, in British journal of sports medicine, June 2014:$bp. 980 (The mucosal layer of the intestinal tract is made up of epithelial cells, enterocytes, which are connected to one another by tight junctions (TJ) consisting of specialised proteins such as occludin, zona-occludens (ZO-1, ZO-2 and ZO-3) and claudins; TJ proteins) p. 982 (tight junction (TJ) proteins)
=670  \\$aJournal of the American Society of Nephrology, v. 13 (2002):$bp. 875 (article title: Differential expression patterns of claudins, tight junction membrane proteins, in mouse nephron segments; abstr.: claudins (tight junction integral membrane proteins))
=670  \\$aThe Journal of biochemistry, April 2018:$bp. 265 (article title: Regulation of the epithelial barrier by post-translational modifications of tight junction membrane proteins; abstr.: TJ membrane proteins)
=670  \\$aWikipedia, Sept. 25, 2021:$bTight junction proteins (Tight junction proteins (TJ proteins) are molecules situated at the tight junctions of epithelial, endothelial and myelinated cells. This multiprotein junctional complex has a regulatory function in passage of ions, water and solutes through the paracellular pathway. It can also coordinate the motion of lipids and proteins between the apical and basolateral surfaces of the plasma membrane)
=750  \2$aTight Junction Proteins$0(DNLM)D062725$5IEN-M

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=150  \\$aPandemics
=550  \\$wg$aEpidemics
=670  \\$aWork cat: Morelock, J. Pandemics, authoritarian populism, and science fiction, 2021: ECIP galley (presently the representation of the "diseased Other" is to be found in pandemic, which is a terrifying unseen phenomenon since it can eliminate an entire population on earth)$w(DLC)2020043278
=670  \\$aSalisbury, Preston and Joy DuBose, Controlled vocabulary and authorities, 2021 :$b(pandemics are intended to represent a larger geographical spread than epidemics, which may occur in a single city)
=670  \\$aMerriam-Webster online, Oct. 29, 2020:$bpandemic (noun: def. 1: an outbreak of a disease that occurs over a wide geographic area (such as multiple countries or continents) and typically affects a significant proportion of the population : a pandemic outbreak of a disease) epidemic (noun: def. 1: an outbreak of disease that spreads quickly and affects many individuals at the same time : an outbreak of epidemic disease; synonyms or near-synonyms: pandemic)
=670  \\$aMeSH, July 30, 2021$b(Pandemics; scope note: Epidemics of infectious disease that have spread to many countries, often more than one continent, and usually affecting a large number of people; MeSH tree BT>Epidemics)
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=150  \\$aClaudins
=450  \\$aClaudin proteins
=550  \\$wg$aTight junction proteins
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Smith, B.E. Androgen receptor regulation of germ cell migration across Sertoli cell tight junctions, 2012:$babstr. (claudin‐3 (CLDN3), a tight junction protein; in addition to Cldn3, including Cldn13, Cldn20) p. 2 (tight junctions were formed by the claudin family of proteins) p. 4 (Claudins, four‐pass integral membrane proteins, are the main tight junction components and the only proteins known that can form tight junctions de novo in cell culture)$w(OCoLC)819588119
=670  \\$aMeSH browser, Sept. 24, 2021$b(Claudins. UF Claudin; Claudin Proteins. SN A large family of transmembrane proteins found in tight junctions. They take part in the formation of paracellular barriers and pores that regulate paracellular permeability. MeSH tree structures: under Tight Junction Proteins; narrower under Claudins: Claudin-1; Claudin-2; Claudin-3; Claudin-4; Claudin-5)
=670  \\$aSegen's medical dictionary, ©2012, via TheFreeDictionary website, Sept. 24, 2021$b(claudin: Any of more than 20 small (less than 22 kD) transmembrane proteins which are part of the proteins in the tight junctions in endothelial and epithelial cells, and are critical for forming the paracellular space through which molecules flow between epithelial cells)
=670  \\$aAngelow, S. Biology of claudins, in American journal of physiology. Renal physiology, Oct. 2008:$bp. F867 (Claudins are a family of tight junction membrane proteins that regulate paracellular permeability of epithelia, likely by forming the lining of the paracellular pore. Claudins are expressed throughout the renal tubule)
=750  \2$aClaudins$0(DNLM)D057167$5IEN-M

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=150  \\$aDeep learning (Machine learning)
=450  \\$aLearning, Deep (Machine learning)
=550  \\$wg$aIterative methods (Mathematics)
=550  \\$wg$aMachine learning
=670  \\$aWork cat: Ghayoumi, Mehdi. Deep learning in practice, 2022:$bpub. info. (learn how to develop and optimize a model for projects using Deep Learning (DL) methods and architectures)$w(DLC)2021030250
=670  \\$aTechTarget.com, retrieved on August 19, 2021$b(Deep learning is a type of machine learning and artificial intelligence (AI) that imitates the way humans gain certain types of knowledge; deep learning can be thought of as a way to automate predictive analytics. While traditional machine learning algorithms are linear, deep learning algorithms are stacked in a hierarchy of increasing complexity and abstraction. Each algorithm in the hierarchy applies a nonlinear transformation to its input and uses what it learns to create a statistical model as output. Iterations continue until the output has reached an acceptable level of accuracy)
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=150  \\$aOsteocalcin
=450  \\$a4-carboxyglutamic protein, Bone
=450  \\$aBGP (Bone gla-protein)
=450  \\$aBone 4-carboxyglutamic protein
=450  \\$aBone gamma-carboxyglutamic acid protein
=450  \\$aBone gla-protein
=450  \\$aGamma-carboxyglutamic acid protein, Bone
=450  \\$aGla-protein, Bone
=450  \\$aOC (Osteocalcin)
=450  \\$aOCa (Osteocalcin)
=450  \\$aVitamin K-dependent bone protein
=450  \\$aVitamin K-dependent calcium-binding protein
=550  \\$wg$aCalcium-binding proteins
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Gebhart, R.N. Exploration of small peptide binding interactions with inorganic surfaces across timescales, 2020:$babstr. (the alpha-1 fragment of osteocalcin was investigated via binding isotherms for its ability to bind to both hydroxyapatite and titania) p. 73 (Osteocalcin (OC) is a small, non-collagenous bone protein which can be found throughout the tissues of most vertebrates)$w(OCoLC)1250440857
=670  \\$aMoser, S.C. Osteocalcin--a versatile bone-derived hormone, in Frontiers in endocrinology, v. 9, article 794 (Jan. 2019):$bp. 1 (One of the key players in bone endocrinology is osteocalcin, or bone gamma-carboxyglutamic acid protein, a factor expressed and secreted solely by osteoblasts. Following protein synthesis, the mature peptide first undergoes several splicing events and then gets gamma-carboxylated at three residues, resulting in a peptide with high affinity toward bone and the extracellular matrix) p. 2 (the currently known key functions of osteocalcin, which are its role in glucose metabolism and adaptation to exercise, neuronal development, male fertility and a very recent hypothesis linking osteocalcin to tumorigenesis)
=670  \\$aMerriam-Webster dictionary online, Aug. 3, 2021$b(osteocalcin: a protein that is found in the extracellular matrix of bone and in the serum of circulating blood, is produced by osteoblasts especially in the presence of vitamin K but is not a collagen, and when present at excessive levels in serum may be indicative of various disorders (as Paget's disease or postmenopausal osteoporosis) of bone metabolism)
=670  \\$aMeSH browser, Aug. 3, 2021$b(Osteocalcin. SN Vitamin K-dependent calcium-binding protein synthesized by osteoblasts and found primarily in bones. Serum osteocalcin measurements provide a noninvasive specific marker of bone metabolism. The protein contains three residues of the amino acid gamma-carboxyglutamic acid (Gla), which, in the presence of calcium, promotes binding to hydroxyapatite and subsequent accumulation in bone matrix. UF 4-Carboxyglutamic Protein, Bone; Bone Gla Protein; Bone gamma-Carboxyglutamic Acid Protein; Calcium-Binding Protein, Vitamin K-Dependent; Gla Protein, Bone; Vitamin K-Dependent Bone Protein. In MeSH tree structures under Calcium-Binding Proteins)
=670  \\$aOsteocalcin - an overview, via ScienceDirect, Aug. 3, 2021$b(Osteocalcin (OCa), which is otherwise known as bone gla-protein (BGP) is the most abundant noncollagenous protein in bone matrix, and a small fraction is released into the circulation after synthesis by osteoblasts; Osteocalcin (Bone Gla Protein); Osteocalcin (OC) (49 amino acids) is one of the major noncollagenous proteins of the bone matrix. It contains three gamma-carboxyglutamic acid residues (GLA), which are products of the post-translational gamma-carboxylation of the glutamic residues stimulated by vitamin K; Osteocalcin is produced by osteoblasts, and is generally regarded as a marker of bone formation, but it seems to be involved in the process of mineralization rather than matrix production)
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=150  \\$aFood supply and war
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=670  \\$aWork cat: The provisions of war, 2021:$bECIP galley (IMPACT OF FOOD SUPPLY ON WAR: The chapters in Part One emphasize how international warfare was both focused on and exacerbated by access to food, and how food served as both a military necessity and a cultural symbol ... Access to food shaped warfare and revolution both from the perspectives of conquerors and colonized people ... Other writers focus on the absence of food--how hunger, deprivation, and famine have shaped global conflicts ... Two historical posters .. demonstrate the centrality of food to homefront mobilization, government propaganda, and wartime preparedness in the First World War. IMPACT OF WAR ON FOOD SUPPLY: the anthropologist Sydney Mintz noted, "War is probably the single most powerful instrument of dietary change in human experience." ... Rose's chapter ... examines wartime hunger in Egypt and how the British colony was pressured to provide food for soldiers even as its civilian population suffered skyrocketing food prices and food riots ... Muelenaere's chapter ... examines how food and hunger during First World War continued to shape the diets and bodies of Belgian children throughout the 1920s)$w(DLC)2021003560
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=150  \\$aCOVID-19 (Disease) in mass media
=550  \\$wg$aMass media
=670  \\$aWork cat: Covid-19 in international media, 2021 :$bECIP galley (investigates how media address critical social, political, and health issues connected to the 2020-21 COVID-19 outbreak)$w(DLC)2021011811
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=550  \\$wg$aCollege teachers$xTenure
=550  \\$wg$aTeacher turnover
=670  \\$aWork cat: Buller, J.L. Retaining your best college professors, 2021:$bCIP summary (This book addresses why higher education currently has a faculty retention problem and then explores the strategies needed to address that problem.)$w(DLC)2021024312
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=150  \\$aCaste in motion pictures
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=670  \\$aWork cat: Tiraiyin̲r̲i amaiyātu ulaku, Ṭicampar 2019:$btitle page (On Caste in Tamil motion pictures)$w(DLC)2020328540
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=550  \\$wg$aLaw enforcement
=670  \\$aWork cat: Shattuck, Gary G. Night-rider legacy, 2021:$bsummary (impact and consequences caused by the use of inflammatory racially-related language during a police investigation conducted by the Vermont State Police; Adverse publicity about the VSP's work alleging racism within its ranks ensued resulting in its managers withdrawing from public view and refusing to work with the legislature in the next years causing significant internal problems)$w(DLC)2021026378
=670  \\$aHorace, Matthew. The black and the blue : a cop reveals the crimes, racism, and injustice in America's law enforcement, 2019.
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=150  \\$aXi'an airplanes
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=550  \\$wg$aAirplanes
=670  \\$aWork cat: "Kun peng" zhu meng, 2018:$b(collection of 32 prize-winning stories about the development of the Yun-20 transport plane by China's Xi'an fei ji gong ye (ji tuan) you xian ze ren gong si, known in English as Xi'an Aircraft Industrial Corp.)$w(DLC)2019464124
=670  \\$aLiving Warbirds WWW site, June 21, 2021:$b("Xi'an Aircraft Industrial Corporation..., also known as Xi'an Aircraft Company Limited (XAC) is a Chinese aircraft manufacturer and developer of large and medium-sized airplanes. It is based in Yanliang District, Xi'an, Shaanxi Province. It is joint partners with 603rd Aircraft Design Institute of military aircraft. XAC was established in 1958 and has more than 20,000 employees.")
=670  \\$aWander WWW site, June 21, 2021:$b(Xi'an Aircraft Industrial Corporation; also known as Xi'an Aircraft Company Limited; Chinese aircraft manufacturer based in Yanliang District, Xi'an, Shaanxi Province)
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=150  \\$aWitchcraft on television
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=670  \\$aWork cat: Lights, camera, witchcraft, 2021:$bECIP summary (This book traces the history of witchcraft and witches in American film and television)$w(DLC)2021033985
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=670  \\$aWork cat: Englander, Elizabeth Kandel. You got a phone!, 2022:$bsummary (fun and funny way for kids to learn about using smartphones)$w(DLC)2021039509
=670  \\$aHill, Drew. When to get my kid a phone, 2020.$w(DLC)2020015018
=670  \\$aMiner, Julianna. Raising a screen-smart kid, 2019:$bsummary (For parents who didn't grow up with smartphones but can't let go of them now, expert advice on raising kids in our constantly connected world Most kids get their first smartphone at the same time that they're experiencing major developmental changes)$w(DLC)2019005256
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=670  \\$aWork cat:$wSaibogŭ ka toeda, 2021:$b(talks about how technology has affected people with disabilities)$w(DLC) 2021405023
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=670  \\$aWork cat: The eyes of the world, 2021:$bCIP page 8, etc. (artisanal miners, people who are engaged in extraction and trade of minerals, working informally, outside of the official mineral industry, with a minimum of tools, usually using their hands only. People who are involved in artisanal mining is a rural poor in many developing nations)$w(DLC)2021031024
=670  \\$aWikipedia, July 9, 2021$b(An artisanal miner or small-scale miner (ASM) is a subsistence miner who is not officially employed by a mining company, but works independently, mining minerals using their own resources, usually by hand. Artisanal miners often undertake the activity of mining seasonally. However, they also frequently travel to mining areas and work year-round. Over 90% of the world's mining workforce are ASM)
=670  \\$aReuters Commodities news. What is artisanal gold and why is it booming?, Jan. 15, 2020; viewed online Aug. 17, 2021$b(WHAT IS ARTISANAL MINING? Artisanal and small-scale miners often operate "freelance," sometimes paying landowners to access a site, or handing bosses a share of their ore. Many work with little more than pickaxes and shovels and carry what they dig on their backs. Others use diggers and crushers.)
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=670  \\$aWork cat: Beyond peyote, 2021:$bCIP galley (Kieri, A Divine Plant in the Genus Solandra; Solandra is, "a neotropical genus ranging from Mexico and the West Indies to South America;" Within that genus, ten species have been identified by Bernardello and Hunzinger: S. boliviano, S. brachycalyx, S. brevicalyx, S. grandiflora, S. longiflora, S. maxima, S. nizandensis, S. paraensis, S. guerrerensis and S. guttata. Two of those ten species, Solandra guttata and Solandra brevicalyx, have been identified as the Kieri that is widely venerated within the Huichol homeland)$w(DLC)2021036829
=670  \\$aITIS database, viewed July 29, 2021$b(Solandra; Kingdom: Plantae; Taxonomic Rank: Genus; Family: Solanaceae -- nightshades, solanacées)
=670  \\$aGBIF, viewed Aug. 23, 2021$b(Solandra, genus; family: Solanaceae; synonym: Swartsia)
=670  \\$aEncyclopedia of Life, viewed Aug. 23, 2021$b(Solandra (Chalice Vine) is a genus of plants in the family nightshades)
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=670  \\$aWork cat: Designing, constructing, and programming robots for learning, 2021:$bpref. (highlights the importance of integrating robotics in the educational practice and presents various ways of how it can be achieved)$w(DLC)2021019508
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=670  \\$aWork cat: Butler, Sara M. Pain, penance, and protest : peine forte et dure in medieval England, 2022$w(DLC)2021037180
=670  \\$aOED, viewed online 7/29/21:$bpeine forte et dure ("a form of torture used on a prisoner who refused to plead, in which the prisoner's body was pressed with heavy weights until submission or death")
=670  \\$aBritannica, viewed online 7/29/21:$bPeine forte et dure ("French: "strong and hard punishment" in English law, punishment that was inflicted upon those who were accused of a felony and stood silent, refusing to plead either guilty or not guilty...Because an individual who submitted a plea and was convicted forfeited his goods to the crown, some individuals chose to stand mute under the threat of peine forte et dure to ensure that their goods and estates would be inherited by their families... abolished in 1772").
=680  \\$iHere are entered works on a form of torture used when a prisoner refused to plead to a crime, in which the prisoner's body was pressed with heavy weights until submission or death.
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=150  \\$aMathematics and civilization
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=670  \\$aWork cat: The art of more, 2022:$bCIP t.p. (how mathematics created civilization) galley (our way of life, institutions and infrastructures were built on numbers; business, housing, medicine, politics, warfare, farming, art, travel, science, or technology, almost every aspect of our existence is built on mathematical foundations; Wherever we look in art or architecture, whether it's one of Vermeer's paintings or Istanbul's majestic Hagia Sophia, we find mathematics facilitating its creation)$w(DLC)2021024094
=670  \\$aThe Centennial Review, vol. 26, no. 3:$bpage 277, etc. (Mathematics and civilization; number-thought and the world idea of a Culture are related; Arithmetic and geometric systems appear, in conjunction with the emergence of literacy, in all the earliest civilizations -- -- China, India, Mesopotamia, Egypt, and Greece; These mathematical systems are, to varying degrees in the different civilizations, products of independent invention and diffusion)
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=150  \\$aHedonic pricing
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=450  \\$aPrice hedonics
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=670  \\$aWork cat: Ramírez de la Cruz, E.E. La capitalización privada de los bienes públicos, 2020:$bt.p. ([cataloger's translation of subtitle] hedonic price models for housing in Mexico City) p. 4 of cover (the main contribution of [this work] is the identification of the elements associated with the value of different types of medium- and high-priced housing, in five sections of Mexico City, as well as the estimation of the magnitude and direction of each variable found, through the calculation of hedonic price models, through a single database, integrated with public and private information on the prices of new housing and its associated elements)$w(DLC)2020399899
=670  \\$aBlack, J. Dictionary of economics, 2017, via WWW, viewed July 8, 2021$b(hedonic pricing: The method of pricing a good by estimating the value of the individual characteristics that form the good. For example, a house would be seen as comprised of a number of rooms, a garden, and a location. The values of the characteristics are summed to derive a price for the good)
=670  \\$aCastree, N. Dictionary of human geography, 2013, via WWW, viewed July 8, 2021$b(hedonic pricing: A statistical modelling method for breaking down the price of a good into the component parts that determine that price. An example might be a house, the price of which combines many separate factors such as location, form, and number of bedrooms. Although widely used in the analysis of housing markets, hedonic methods have been taken up in estimating the economic cost of ecosystem services where these are not directly measureable. Surrogate or proxy variables are used; for example, the higher price of housing near a city park can be considered to reveal consumers' preferences for the location)
=670  \\$aEncyclopedia of ecology and environmental management, 1998, via WWW, viewed July 8, 2021:$bunder Ecological valuation (... the hedonic pricing method, which values non-marketed environmental resources from observed variations in the prices of marketed goods, such as property prices in different areas)
=670  \\$aLC database, July 8, 2021$b(hedonic prices; hedonic pricing; price hedonics)
=670  \\$aMayhew, S. Dictionary of geography, 2015, via WWW, viewed July 8, 2021$b(hedonic pricing: A hedonic model of prices is one that decomposes the price of an item into those separate components that determine the price. For example, Stewart and Jones (1998) Econ. Inquiry 36, 192 analyse the wages paid to baseball players on the basis of hitting and pitching performance, the player's experience, and so on. A hedonic model would not necessarily separate all the factors that could be separated, only those that affect the usefulness to a buyer of what is being sold)
=670  \\$aRutherford, D. Routledge dictionary of economics, 2013, via WWW, viewed July 8, 2021$b(hedonic pricing method: This relates the price of a marketed good to its characteristics by establishing how much a consumer is willing to pay for each characteristic. This is used extensively as an evaluation method in environmental economics, especially to discover the effect of environmental features on house prices)
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=670  \\$aWork cat: Asún Dieste, S. Actividad física y deporte adaptado a personas con discapacidad, 2016$bt.p. ([cataloger's translation] Physical activity and sports adapted to people with disabilities)$w(DLC)2017370175
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=150  \\$aEthical problems on television
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=670  \\$aWork cat: Cadenas, A. Dilemas éticos y otras cuestiones filosóficas : Breaking bad, octubre 2019:$bt.p. ([cataloger's translation] Ethical dilemmas and other philosophical questions : Breaking bad) p. 4 of cover (Arturo Cadenas's text takes as a base the TV series Breaking Bad in order to investigate how the latter, in its storytelling, poses more than a few ethical dilemmas)$w(DLC)2019278537
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=450  \\$aArchaeology of death
=450  \\$aDeath, Archaeology of
=450  \\$aFunerary archaeology
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=670  \\$aWork cat: The Routledge handbook of archaeothanatology, 2021:$bCIP galley ('Archaeothanatology' is a transliteration of the French 'archéothanatologie', a discipline that grew out of biological anthropology; the study of death, its practices, physical and societal effects, as well as the social and cosmological concepts surrounding death; it is also referred to as the 'Archaeology of Death' in English; the main goal of archaeothanatology is to reconstruct the structure and organisation of past societies from the analysis of the treatment, handling and management of the deceased; analysis commences -- ideally -- in the field with detailed observations and recording of the human remains and their burial arrangement, organisation and architecture; Internationally, archaeothanatology is often perceived as a method, a 'different' type of mortuary analysis that integrates biological anthropology and detailed archaeological field observation as a means to bridge the divide between archaeology and anthropology; Archaeothanatology is a mindset in scholarship which is anchored in a pro-active approach to conducting and thinking about funerary archaeology)$w(DLC)2021019619
=670  \\$aGathered in death, 2018:$bpage 9-10 (The purpose of Archaeothanatology is "to reconstruct the attitudes of ancient populations towards death by focusing on the study of the human skeleton and analysing the acts linked to the management and treatment of the corpse"; French scholars sometimes use the term as a synonym for 'Archaeology of death'; Unlike Mortuary Archaeology, which focuses on the funerary treatment of the dead, Archaeothanatology also investigates extra-funerary and post-funerary treatments of human remains; It expands beyond the scope of funerary taphonomy in that it combines biological knowledge about how the human body decomposes, with detailed observations of the archaeological context of skeletal remains)
=670  \\$aThe world atlas of archaeology, 1988:$bpage 122 (funerary archaeology, combines the study of evidence from tombs with relevant texts and laboratory research)
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=670  \\$aWork cat: The cinema of discomfort, 2021:$bCIP galley (a cinema of discomfort; of the disquieting, the awkward and the embarrassing: the subject of this book. What is entailed in the films from which these examples come is usually some form of sustained discomfort that characterises the experience offered to the viewer throughout the navigation of their fictional worlds)$w(DLC)2021018902
=670  \\$aMerriam-Webster online, June 11, 2021:$b(Discomfort, noun, mental or physical uneasiness; verb; transitive verb, to make uncomfortable or uneasy)
=670  \\$aOED online, viewed, June 11, 2021:$b(Discomfort, n., 4.b. The state, condition, or fact of being (mentally or physically) uncomfortable; uneasiness. Also: slight physical pain)
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=670  \\$aWork cat.: Uecker, F.A. A world list of Phomopsis names with notes on nomenclature, morphology, and biology, 1988.
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=450  \\$wnne$aNon-insulin-dependent diabetes
=450  \\$aNoninsulin-dependent diabetes
=450  \\$aStable diabetes
=450  \\$aType II diabetes
=550  \\$wg$aDiabetes
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Panda, S. The circadian diabetes code, 2021:$bsubtitle (discover the right time to eat, sleep, and exercise to prevent and reverse prediabetes and type 2 diabetes)$w(DLC)2021021535
=670  \\$aInternal medicine:$bp. 2001.
=670  \\$aLC data base, 11/28/88.
=670  \\$aMESH, Oct. 6, 2021$b(Diabetes Mellitus, Type 2. Scope note: A subclass of DIABETES MELLITUS that is not INSULIN-responsive or dependent (NIDDM). It is characterized initially by INSULIN RESISTANCE and HYPERINSULINEMIA; and eventually by GLUCOSE INTOLERANCE; HYPERGLYCEMIA; and overt diabetes. Type II diabetes mellitus is no longer considered a disease exclusively found in adults. Patients seldom develop KETOSIS but often exhibit OBESITY. Entry Term(s) [in part]: MODY, Maturity-Onset Diabetes, NIDDM, Noninsulin-Dependent Diabetes Mellitus, Type 2 Diabetes. Mapped to: Diabetes Mellitus)
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=450  \\$wnne$aBlood sugar
=450  \\$aGlucose in blood
=550  \\$wg$aGlucose
=550  \\$wg$aSugar in the body
=670  \\$aWork cat: Impaired glucose tolerance and insulin resistance, 2015$w(DLC)2015941527
=670  \\$aMESH, Oct. 6, 2021$b(Blood glucose. Scope note: Glucose in blood. Entry term: Blood sugar. Mapped to: Glucose)
=750  \2$aBlood Glucose$5IEN$0(DNLM)D001786

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=150  \\$aIllness anxiety disorder
=450  \\$aHealth anxiety disorder
=450  \\$wnne$aHypochondria
=450  \\$aHypochondriacal neurosis
=450  \\$aHypochondriasis
=450  \\$aMedical anxiety disorder
=450  \\$aNeurosis, Hypochondriacal
=450  \\$aPassio hypochondriaca
=450  \\$aVapors (Disease)
=450  \\$aVapours (Disease)
=550  \\$wg$aAnxiety disorders
=670  \\$aHolmes, D.S. Abnormal psychology, c1991.
=670  \\$aIntl. dict. med. biol.$b(Hypochondriasis, also called hypochondria, hypochondriacal neurosis; vapors: obsolete term for hypochondriasis)
=670  \\$aMESH$b(Hypochondriasis x Neurosis, Hypochondriacal)
=670  \\$aCampbell, R.J. Psychiatric dict., 1996$b(Vapors: obs. Hysteria, hypochondriasis; Passio hypochondriaca: obs. Hypochondriasis)
=670  \\$aOED$b(Vapor (def. 3b): Morbid condition supposed to be caused by the presence of such exhalations; depression of spirits, hypochondria, hysteria, or other nervous disorder (1665-1750))
=670  \\$a5 Ways to Tell if You Have Cyberchondria; in Psychology Today, Sept. 13, 2016; accessed online Aug. 23 2021$b(A few years ago, the diagnostic nomenclature in psychiatry officially removed the term "hypochondriasis," replacing it with the less pejorative and perhaps more accurate "illness anxiety" or "health anxiety." The core of this type of anxious concern is a tendency to interpret normal variations in the body's functions as reflecting symptoms of a serious disease)
=670  \\$aMayo Clinic, Patient Care & Health Information. Illness anxiety disorder, acccessed online Aug. 23, 2021$b(Illness anxiety disorder, sometimes called hypochondriasis or health anxiety, is worrying excessively that you are or may become seriously ill. You may have no physical symptoms. Or you may believe that normal body sensations or minor symptoms are signs of severe illness, even though a thorough medical exam doesn't reveal a serious medical condition. The Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders (DSM-5), published by the American Psychiatric Association, no longer includes hypochondriasis--also called hypochondria--as a diagnosis. Instead, people previously diagnosed with hypochondriasis may be diagnosed as having illness anxiety disorder, in which the focus of the fear and worry is on uncomfortable or unusual physical sensations being an indication of a serious medical condition)
=670  \\$aCenter for the Treatment of Anxiety & Mood Disorders; accessed online Aug. 23, 2021$b(Health Anxiety Disorder: a person's persistent fear that they are suffering, or will suffer, from a disease or other serious medical condition, known as health anxiety disorder, or hypochondria)
=670  \\$aGoogle search, Aug. 23, 2021$b(Health anxiety disorder, 311,000 hits; Illness anxiety disorder, 115,000 hits; Medical anxiety disorder, 2460 hits)
=670  \\$aDiagnostic and statistical manual of mental disorders. Fifth edition (DSM-5), 2013:$bp. 315 (Illness Anxiety Disorder: Most individuals with hypochrondriasis are now classified as having somatic symptom disorder; however, in a minority of cases, the diagnosis of illness anxiety disorder applies instead. Illness anxiety disorder entails a preoccupation with having or acquiring a serious, undiagnosed medical illness. Somatic symptoms are not present, or, if present, are only mild in intensity. A thorough evaluation fails to identify a serious medical condition that accounts for the individual's concerns. ... The individual's distress emanates not primarily from the physical complaint itself but rather from his or her anxiety about the meaning, significance, or cause of the complaint (i.e., the suspected medical diagnosis))
=680  \\$iHere are entered works on a disorder in which the patient shows unrealistic and excessive fear and anxiety about potential health problems. Works on a disorder in which the patient has numerous, recurrent, and long-lasting bodily complaints that are not due to any physical cause are entered under$aSomatic symptom disorder.
=681  \\$iNote under$aSomatic symptom disorder
=750  \2$aHypochondriasis$5IEN$0(DNLM)D006998

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=150  \\$aAfghan War, 2001-2021
=450  \\$wnne$aAfghan War, 2001-
=451  \\$aAfghanistan$xHistory$yAnti-terrorist operations, 2001-2021
=551  \\$wg$aAfghanistan$xHistory$y2001-2021
=550  \\$wg$aOperation Enduring Freedom, 2001-
=550  \\$aWar on Terrorism, 2001-2009
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 2004011892: Mackey, Chris. The interrogators, 2004.
=670  \\$aReader's Guide Abstracts WWW site, May 24, 2004$b(Afghanistan--History--Anti-terrorist operations, 2001-)
=670  \\$aHigh Beam Research WWW site, May 24, 2004:$bUPI July 31, 2002 (two major battles of Afghan War ... Tora Bora and Anaconda, March 2002)
=670  \\$aNew York Times WWW site, May 24, 2003:$bApril 26, 2003 (war in Afghanistan ... no signs of its end)
=670  \\$aNew York Times WWW site, May 24, 2003:$bApril 24, 2003 (Detainees of Afghan War remain in legal limbo)
=670  \\$aWashington Post WWW site/Archives, May 24, 2003:$bNov. 8, 2002 (Afghan War faltering)
=670  \\$aRemarks by President Biden on the end of the war in Afghanistan, transcript of address by Biden, Aug. 31, 2021, via White House WWW site, Sept. 10, 2021:$b("Last night in Kabul, the United States ended 20 years of war in Afghanistan -- the longest war in American history; In April, I made the decision to end this war")
=750  \2$aAfghan Campaign 2001-$0(DNLM)D055826$5IEN

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=150  \\$aRadix peregra
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=450  \\$aLimneus ovatus
=450  \\$aLymnaea ovata
=450  \\$aLymnaea pereger
=450  \\$aLymnaea peregra
=450  \\$aRadix ovata
=550  \\$wg$aRadix
=670  \\$aWork cat: Carr, D. The eye of Limnaea peregra. 1924.
=670  \\$aIntegrated Taxonomic Information System, viewed Oct. 28, 2021$b(Radix peregra; rank: species; status: valid; Synonyms: Limneus ovatus, Lymnaea peregra, Radix ovata, Lymnaea ovata; Genus: Radix; Family: Lynmaeidae)
=670  \\$aWikipedia,.viewed Oct. 28, 2021$bRadix peregra (Radix peregra, previously known as Lymnaea peregra or Lymnaea pereger, is a species of air-breathing freshwater snail, an aquatic pulmonate gastropod in the family Lymnaeidae, the pond snails.)
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=150  \\$aRadix
=550  \\$wg$aLymnaeidae
=670  \\$aWork cat: Carr, D. The eye of Limnaea peregra. 1924.
=670  \\$aIntegrated Taxonomic Information System, viewed Oct. 28, 2021$b(Limnaea peregra: synonym of Radix peregra) Radix (rank: genus; status: valid; Family: Lymnaeidae ; Order: Basommatophora ; Class: Gastropoda)
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=150  \\$aPalaemonetes kadiakensis
=450  \\$aFreshwater prawn
=450  \\$aGhost shrimp
=450  \\$aGlass prawn
=450  \\$aGlass shrimp
=450  \\$aGrass Shrimp, Mississippi
=450  \\$aMississippi grass shrimp
=450  \\$aPopcorn shrimp
=550  \\$wg$aPalaemonetes
=670  \\$aWork cat: The functional morphology of the grooming appendages of Palaemonetes kadiakensis Rathbun, 1902, 1979
=670  \\$aITIS, viewed October 18, 2021$bPalaemonetes kadiakensis M. J. Rathbun, 1902 ; Common Name(s): Mississippi grass shrimp ; Class: Malacostraca ; Family Palaemonidae$uhttps://www.itis.gov/servlet/SingleRpt/SingleRpt?search_topic=TSN&search_value=96396#null
=670  \\$aNonindigenous Aquatic Species, viewed October 18, 2021$bPalaemonetes kadiakensis (M. J. Rathbun, 1902) ; Common name: Mississippi Grass Shrimp ; Synonyms and Other Names: Ghost Shrimp, Glass shrimp, Glass Prawn, Popcorn Shrimp (Anderson 1985), Freshwater Prawn (Pigg and Cheper 1998)$uhttps://nas.er.usgs.gov/queries/factsheet.aspx?SpeciesID=2620
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=150  \\$aMixtapes
=450  \\$aMix tapes
=550  \\$wg$aSound recordings
=670  \\$aWork cat: Burns, J., Mixtape nostalgia:$becip introduction (Among the first to use the term mix tape were hip hop artists creating compilations of live performances for fans. Mix tape simultaneously appeared in the late-1970s referring to personally crafted compilations to be shared between individuals. Over time the single word mixtape predominated, but some individuals continue to use the other variations. Hip hop culture has used mixtape continually since the 1970s to refer to non-commercially created products, regardless of the medium on which the music is recorded [...] as time progressed people continued to use the term mixtape even if the final product appeared on a CD or digitally. By the late-1990s the term mixtape stuck, regardless of the recording medium)$wDLC(2021036011)
=670  \\$aMerriam-Webster WWW site, September 30, 2021$b(mixtape; a compilation of songs recorded (as onto a cassette tape or a CD) from various sources)
=680  \\$iHere are entered works on non-commercially published sound recording compilations that may be created by artists or by music fans.
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=150  \\$aPsammophis schokari
=450  \\$aColuber lacrymans
=450  \\$aColuber schokari
=450  \\$aForskal sand snake
=450  \\$aPsammophis moniliger
=450  \\$aPsammophis punctatus
=450  \\$aPsammophis sindanus
=450  \\$aPsamophis schokari
=450  \\$aSand racer, Schokari (Reptile)
=450  \\$aSand snake, Forskal
=450  \\$aSchokari sand racer (Reptile)
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=670  \\$aWork cat: The colubrid snake, Psammophis schokari, from the Arabian Peninsula, 1988
=670  \\$aThe Reptile Database, viewed October 20, 2021$bPsammophis schokari (FORSKAL, 1775) (Common names: [English] Schokari sand racer, Forskal sand snake ; [German] Sandrennatter ; Synonyms: Coluber schokari ; Coluber lacrymans ; Psammophis moniliger ; Psammophis punctatus ; Psammophis sibilans var. hierosolimitana ; Psammophis sindanus ; Psammophis moniliger sp. var. hierosolymitana ; Psammophis sibilans var. punctata ; Psammophis schokari ; Psamophis schokari [sic])
=670  \\$aITIS, viewed October 20, 2021$bPsammophis schokari (Forskal, 1775) (Order: Squamata ; Family: Lamprophiidae ; Subfamily: Psammophiinae)
=670  \\$aWikipedia, viewed October 20, 2021$bSchokari sand racer (Schokari sand racer (Psammophis schokari) is a species of lamprophiid snake found in parts of Asia and Africa. Psammophis schokari aegyptius has been elevated to species status.[citation needed] Many people refer to snakes in the genus Psammophis as colubrids, but this is now known to be incorrect--they were once classified in the Colubridae, but our more sophisticated understanding of the relationships among the groups of snakes has led herpetologists to reclassify Psammophis and its relatives into Lamprophiidae, a family more closely related to Elapidae than to Colubridae)
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=150  \\$aLamprophiidae
=450  \\$aLamprophiids
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=670  \\$aWork cat: The colubrid snake, Psammophis schokari, from the Arabian Peninsula, 1988.
=670  \\$aITIS, viewed October 20, 2021$bLamprophiidae (Order: Squamata ; Suborder: Serpentes)$uhttps://www.itis.gov/servlet/SingleRpt/SingleRpt?search_topic=TSN&search_value=1081278#null
=670  \\$aWikipedia, viewed October 20, 2021$bLamprophiidae (Lamprophiids)
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=150  \\$aEvergreen robber frog
=450  \\$aCraugastor gollmeri
=450  \\$aEleutherodactylus goldmani
=450  \\$aEleutherodactylus gollmeri
=450  \\$aEleutherodactylus humeralis
=450  \\$aEleutherodactylus lanciformis
=450  \\$aHylodes gollmeri
=450  \\$aHylodes lanciformis
=450  \\$aLithodytes lanciformis
=450  \\$aRobber frog, Evergreen
=550  \\$wg$aCraugastor
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Systematics and distribution of the Mexican and Central American rainfrogs of the Eleutherodactylus gollmeri group (Amphibia: Leptodactylidae), 1987.
=670  \\$aAmphibian species of the world, viewed October 20, 2021$b(Craugastor gollmeri; Class: Amphibia > Order: Anura > Superfamily: Brachycephaloidea > Family: Craugastoridae > Genus: Craugastor > Species: Craugastor gollmeri ; Synonym(s): Eleutherodactylus gollmeri; Hylodes gollmeri; Lithodytes lanciformis; Hylodes lanciformis; Eleutherodactylus lanciformis; Eleutherodactylus humeralis; Eleutherodactylus goldmani; English names: Evergreen Robber Frog ; Distribution: Evergreen forests of the lowlands and premontane slopes of eastern and central Panama (10-850 m), northwestern Panama (10--1450 m), and the lowlands of adjacent extreme southeastern Costa Rica and the premontane zone of northeastern Costa Rica (50--1500m); one record from the lowlands (262 m) of northeastern Costa Rica at Guapiles; likely to be found in southeastern Nicaragua)
=670  \\$aITIS, Dec. 8, 2021$b(Craugastor gollmeri; rank: species; status: valid; synonyms: Eleutherodactylus gollmeri, Hylodes gollmeri, Lithodytes lanciformis, Hylodes lanciformis, Eleutherodactylus lanciformis, Eleutherodactylus humeralis, Eleutherodactylus goldmani; hierarchy: Order Anura -- Superfamily Brachycephaloidea -- Family Craugastoridae -- Subfamily Craugastorinae -- Genus Craugastor)
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=053  \0$aQL668.E236$cZoology
=150  \\$aEleutherodactylidae
=450  \\$aFree-toed frogs
=450  \\$aGreat Caribbean landfrogs
=450  \\$aLandfrogs, Great Caribbean
=450  \\$aRain frogs
=550  \\$wg$aAnura
=550  \\$wg$aFrogs
=670  \\$aWork cat: Systematics and distribution of the Mexican and Central American rainfrogs of the Eleutherodactylus gollmeri group (Amphibia: Leptodactylidae), 1987
=670  \\$aAmphibian Species of the World 6.1, viewed October 20, 2021$bEleutherodactylidae Lutz, 1954 (Class: Amphibia > Order: Anura > Superfamily: Brachycephaloidea > Family: Eleutherodactylidae ; Synonyms: Eleutherodactylinae ; Eleutherodactylini ; Eleutherodactylidae ; Eleutherodactyloidia ; English names: Rain frogs ; Free-toed frogs ; Great Caribbean landfrogs ; This taxon is a monophyletic subset of the former leptodactylid subfamily Eleutherodactylinae plus Brachycephalidae)
=670  \\$aITIS, Dec. 8, 2021$b(Eleutherodactylidae; rank: Family; status: valid; Superfamily: Brachycephaloidea; Order: Anura) Eleutherodactylinae (rank: Subfamily)
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=150  \\$aDispholidus
=550  \\$wg$aColubridae
=670  \\$aWork cat: Pang, Ursula. Beware the boomslang snake!, 2022:$bCIP title page (boomslang) CIP galley (boomslang, venomous snake; lives in Sub-Saharan Africa; scientific name Dispholidus typus; only member of genus)$w(DLC)2021048987
=670  \\$aBritannica online, October 6, 2021$b(Boomslang, snake; Dispholidus typus; venomous snake of the family Colubridae, lives in Sub-Saharan Africa)
=670  \\$aITIS, Nov. 1, 2021$b(Dispholidus; genus; family: Colubridae; order: Squamata)
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=150  \\$aCopycat crimes
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=670  \\$aWork cat: Surette, Ray. Copycat crime and copycat criminals, 2022:$bgalley (In this book the term "copycat crime" means that the cause of a crime lies in an offender's exposure to media about a prior crime. Hence, for a crime to be a valid copycat crime it must have been inspired by an earlier, media-publicized or portrayed crime. The perpetrator of a copycat crime must have been exposed to the media content of the original crime and must have incorporated major elements of that crime into their offense)$w(DLC)2021051856
=670  \\$aInvestigative reports. Copycat crimes, 1999:$bsummary (this program discusses the influence of the media in causing copycat crimes)$w(DLC)2011611566
=670  \\$aColeman, Loren. The copycat effect, 2004:$b(resource explores connection between media coverage and copycat crimes)$w(DLC)2004050139
=670  \\$aThe Atlantic WWW site, viewed October 25, 2021$barticle title (the media needs to stop inspiring copycat murders) article (we need to figure out how to balance the public interest in learning about a mass shooting with the public interest in reducing copycat crime)$uhttps://www.theatlantic.com/national/archive/2012/12/the-media-needs-to-stop-inspiring-copycat-murders-heres-how/266439/
=670  \\$aSurette, R. Copycat Crime; in Oxford Research Encyclopedia of Criminology; viewed Nov. 1, 2021$bSummary (The term "copycat crime" implies that the root of a crime can be found in exposure to a live model or media content concerning a prior crime. 4 basic components: 1. a "generator crime" (a media portrayal of a crime or a real-world crime that is the precursor of a subsequent crime), 2. "criminogenic models" (media content or real-world offenders that portray a subsequently copied crime), 3. "copycat criminal" (an individual who commits a crime after being influenced by criminogenic media content, live models, or a combination of the two), and 4. "copycat crime" (a crime whose occurrence or form is influenced by prior exposure to media content and/or live criminal models). The linked crimes are seen as sharing a unique criminogenic dynamic with the first crime serving as a generator for later copycat crimes with substantial elements of the first crime present in the second)
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=450  \\$aBucephalus viridis
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=670  \\$aWork cat: Pang, Ursula. Beware the boomslang snake!, 2022:$bCIP title page (boomslang) CIP galley (boomslang, venomous snake; lives in Sub-Saharan Africa; scientific name Dispholidus typus; only member of genus)$w(DLC)2021048987
=670  \\$aAnimal diversity web, October 6, 2021$b(Boomslang; Dispholidus typus; snake of the colubrid family; native central and southern Africa; venomous)
=670  \\$aWeb. 3:$b(boomslang; large tree snake (Dispholidus typus) of southern Africa; venomous)
=670  \\$aBritannica online, October 6, 2021$b(Boomslang, snake; Dispholidus typus; venomous snake of the family Colubridae, lives in Sub-Saharan Africa)
=670  \\$aITIS, Nov. 1, 2021$b(Dispholidus typus: species; synonym: Bucephalus typus; common name: Boomslang; genus: Dispholidus; family: Colubridae)
=670  \\$aGBIF, Dec. 7, 2021$b(Dispholidus typus; boomslang in English; synonyms: Bucephalus belli, Bucephalus capensis, Bucephalus gutteralis, Bucephalus jardineii, Bucephalus typus, Bucephalus viridis, Dendrophis colubrina, Dendrophis pseudo-dipsas)
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=670  \\$aWork cat: Kim, Kyoung Hee. Microalgae building enclosures:$bpublisher info. (Microalgae architecture has gained awareness for its biotechnical potential to achieve net-zero energy architecture while also promoting ecological sustainability and occupant well-being)$w(DLC)2021042326
=670  \\$aOliver, R. The future of construction: living-algae buildings, 22 December 2016; viewed online via Materials Today, Nov. 1, 2021$b(Algae used as a building material is a much-required innovation in modern-day construction where our planet is fast running out of renewable energy. The aim is to integrate the algae into the built environment and use it to heat buildings, fertilize rooftop gardens and even filter vehicle exhaust fumes)
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=670  \\$aWork cat: Me, not you : the trouble with mainstream feminism, 2020:$bp. 6 ('white feminism', used to denote a feminism that ignores the ideas and struggles of women of colour.)
=670  \\$aWhite feminism, 2021.
=670  \\$aWikipedia, Sept. 29, 2021$b("White feminism is a form of feminism that focuses on the struggles of white women while failing to address distinct forms of oppression faced by ethnic minority women and women lacking other privileges.")
=670  \\$aDict. of Sociology via Oxford reference online, Sept. 29, 2021$b(Feminism (feminist theory): Anglo-Saxon feminism was seriously challenged by Black women's critique that it had universalized the position of White Western women by implying that what explains their particular situation explains that of all women. White feminism was charged with being simplistic and Eurocentric, if not racist, for ignoring the enormous differences between women that arose from imperialism, racism, and the historical legacy of slavery. Such differences rendered the basic concepts of feminist theory, which focused primarily on the differences between men and women, inappropriate to Black and Third World women. White feminist ideas include the distinction between re/production, the priority accorded to the family as the origin of women's oppression, and the assumption that all men were patriarchal)
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=550  \\$aPilgrims and pilgrimages
=670  \\$aWork cat: Millennials, spirituality and tourism / Edited by Sandeep Kumar Walia & Aruditya Jasrotia:$bPreface (Spiritual tourism refers to travel for finding meaning and purpose in your life. It uplifts your mental, physical and emotional dynamisms. Moreover, it develops, sustains, and enhances the synchronization between one's body and spirit. Spiritual tourism is not linked with a sectionicular religion. It is not the same as religious tourism. Spiritual tourism aims to connect your body, mind, and soul. On the other hand, religious tourism aims to search for blessings from God. Therefore, spiritual tourism is a wide-ranging perspective in comparison to religious tourism. Religious tourism is a subset of spiritual tourism. In a nutshell, spiritual tourism connects your body, mind, and soul.)$w(DLC)2021025443
=670  \\$aIGI Global web site, viewed Sept. 29, 2021$b(What is Spiritual Tourism 1. It is linked to Religious Tourism 2.Spiritual journeys are one type of cultural tourism--as people are increasingly looking to develop their own spirituality and to discover that of others--it is based on a variety of motivations, ranging from traditional religious tourism to alternative medicine to forms of deep immersion in nature 3.Subjective and individualistic travel for spiritual betterment and self-discovery 4.Spiritual tourism is defined as an act of travelling domestically or overseas to visit spiritual places such as (1) mosques, churches, and temples and (2) natural environments such as forests, oceans, lake, spiritual gardens, wildlife parks for birds and animals, botanical gardens, caves, and rocks for spiritual reasons)
=680  \\$iHere are entered works on individualistic travel for spiritual betterment and self-discovery.
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=150  \\$aRobusta coffee
=450  \\$aCoffea canephora
=450  \\$aCoffea robusta
=550  \\$wg$aCoffee
=670  \\$aWork cat: The foliar analysis of Sierra Leone robusta coffee. Part 3, 1966.
=670  \\$aMerriam-Webster.com Dictionary, viewed August 17, 2021:$brobusta coffee (noun ; a coffee (Coffea canephora) that is indigenous to Central Africa but grown in Java and elsewhere and has high resistance to coffee rust ; the seed of robusta coffee ; coffee brewed from the seed of robusta coffee)$uhttps://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/robusta%20coffee.
=670  \\$aUSDA Plants Database, viewed August 17, 2021:$brobusta coffee (Coffea canephora Pierre ex Froehner ; Family: Rubiaceae) synonyms (Coffea robusta)
=670  \\$aITIS, Nov. 9, 2021$b(Coffea canephora; taxonomic status: species; synonym: Coffea robusta; common name: Robusta coffee; Genus: Coffea)
=681  \\$iExample under$aBeverages; Tropical crops
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=150  \\$aYoung adults, Black
=450  \\$aBlack young adults
=670  \\$aWork cat: Rowe, Sheila Wise. Young, gifted, and Black 2021:$bsummary (giving voice to the real-life stories of Black millennials and younger adults, Sheila Wise Rowe goes beyond their struggles to point towards hope, joy, and healing)$w(DLC)2021047364
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=150  \\$aThree-dimensional food printing
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=450  \\$a3D food printing
=450  \\$aThree-dimensional printing of food
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=670  \\$aWork cat:3D printing of foods, 2021$w(DLC)2021040694
=670  \\$aApplied science & technology, viewed Sept. 21, 2021$b(author supplied subject term: 3D food printing)
=670  \\$aEngineering index, viewed Sept. 21, 2021$b(uncontrolled term: 3d food printing; 1,880 search results)
=670  \\$aInspec viewed Sept. 21, 2021$b(example terms in titles and abstracts: 3D food printers; 3D printed food; 3D food printing; 236 search results)
=670  \\$aFundamentals of 3D Food Printing and Applications, 2019, viewed on Google Books Nov. 17, 2018:$bp. xiii (emerging technology...to create complex edible shapes and...enable alteration of food texture and nutritional content required by specific diets) p. 1, etc. (printing methods used for food: extrusion, powder-based, fused deposition modelling (FDM); 3D printing techniques applied to design food materials; driving mechanisms of printing: inkjet, extrusion, and heat source (powder layer binding)) p. 20 (AKA additive manufacturing solid free-form fabrication; 3D printing technology applied to the food sector; customized food designs, personalized and digitalized nutrition)
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=150  \\$aNomads in popular culture
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=670  \\$aWork cat: Wanderers, 2022:$bCIP data view (introduces the idea and experience of wandering, as reflected in cultural texts from popular songs to philosophical analysis; discusses prominent literary and cultural texts (from Paradise Lost to pop songs, from Wordsworth to the blues, from the Wandering Jew to the film Nomadland) demonstrate how representations of wandering have changed across cultures, times, and genres)$w(DLC)2021036311
=680  \\$iHere are entered works on the representation of nomads in popular culture.
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=150  \\$aMurder-suicide
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=670  \\$aWork cat: Homicide, 2020$bsummary (overview of murder-suicide in educational settings, with an emphasis on K-12 schools, and recommendations for the prevention of murder-suicide in educational settings are provided)$w(DLC)2020934572
=670  \\$aVan Wormer, K.; Odiah, C. (1999). "The psychology of suicide-murder and the death penalty". Journal of Criminal Justice. 27 (4): 361--370. doi:10.1016/S0047-2352(99)00008-2.
=670  \\$aEliason, S. Murder-Suicide: A Review of the Recent Literature; in Journal of the American Academy of Psychiatry and the Law Online, Sep 2009, v. 37 (3); viewed online Nov. 8, 2021$babstract (murder-suicide, defined as a homicide that is followed by the suicide of the perpetrator within one week)
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=150  \\$aIslands in popular culture
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=670  \\$aWork cat: Islands and captivity in popular culture:$b(This work will use a variety of approaches to examine how characters in popular culture are transformed by islands: liminality, the Locus of Control, and the historical/cultural contexts of the popular culture texts, towhich can be added how those works respond to their specific hegemonies)$w(DLC)2021029420
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=150  \\$aIslands in mass media
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=670  \\$aWork cat: Islands and captivity in popular culture, 2021:$bCIP summary (the book examines how individuals react when forced to make hard choices within the liminal space of a "prison" island; explored through close readings of islands found in popular culture books, films, and television shows) galley (This work will use a variety of approaches to examine how characters in popular culture are transformed by islands: liminality, the Locus of Control, and the historical/cultural contexts of the popular culture texts, to which can be added how those works respond to their specific hegemonies)$w(DLC)2021029420
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=150  \\$aIntellectual property in motion pictures
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=670  \\$aWork cat: A propriedade intelectual na visão do cinema, 2019- :$bvolume 1, title page (intellectual property in the view of cinema) volume 1, page 4 of cover (analyzes topic of intellectual property as portrayed in sixteen films)
=680  \\$iHere are entered works on the depiction of intellectual property in motion pictures.
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=750  \2$81$wb$iBroader mapping$aMotion Pictures$0(DNLM)D009040$4BM$5IEN-M
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=150  \\$aGreenwashing
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=550  \\$aEnvironmentalism
=670  \\$aWork cat: Miller, T. Greenwashing culture, 2018$b(summary: "examines the complicity of culture with our environmental crisis. Through its own carbon footprint, the promotion of image-friendly environmental credentials for celebrities, and the mutually beneficial engagement with big industry polluters, Toby Miller argues that culture has become an enabler of environmental criminals to win over local, national, and international communities. Topics include: the environmental liabilities involved in digital and print technologies used by cultural institutions and their consumers; Hollywood's 'green celebrities' and the immense ecological impact of their jet-setting lifestyles and filmmaking itself; high profile sponsorship deals between museums and oil and gas companies, such as BP's sponsorship of Tate Britain; radical environmental reform, via citizenship and public policy, illustrated by the actions of Greenpeace against Shell's sponsorship of Lego. This is a thought-provoking introduction to the harmful impact of greenwashing")
=670  \\$aPearse, G. Greenwash : big brands and carbon scams, 2012:$bpp. 7-8 ("So, are the world's biggest and greenest-looking brands actually reducing the carbon footprint of their products? Or is the proliferation of climate-friendly advertising mostly 'greenwash,' a torrent of corporate spin that sounds impressive but conceals mostly business as usual?"; book compares "the climate-friendly campaigns and claims by the world's biggest brands with what they're actually doing and with the carbon footprint of what they're selling")
=670  \\$aMerriam Webster dictionary online, viewed Sept. 21, 2021$b(greenwashing: "expressions of environmentalist concerns especially as a cover for products, policies, or activities")
=670  \\$aOxford English dictionary online, viewed Sept. 21, 2021$b(greenwashing: "the creation of propagation of an unfounded or misleading environmentalist image")
=670  \\$aGreen politics : an A-to-Z guide, 2011:$bpp. 213-214 ("Green-washing refers to disinformation disseminated by an organization so as to present an environmentally responsible public image. One important characteristic of green-washing is the suggestive and manipulative use of information"; "Green-washing is not just failing to report negative information, but a selective process of omitting information to display a different public image")
=670  \\$aGilchrist-Blackwood, A. Canadian exceptionalism, greenwashing imperialism, 2020$b(summary: "This thesis argues that contemporary Canadian State communications unevenly but persistently legitimize the Canadian mining sector's domestic and international influence ... In light of the Canadian mining sector's extensively-documented contributions to neocolonial patterns of environmental destruction and targeted violence against land defenders, this thesis concludes that the State's sustainability claims should be conceptualized as greenwashing global power dynamics characteristic of Canadian imperialism")
=680  \\$iHere are entered works on the creation or propagation of unfounded or misleading environmentalist messages or images.
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=150  \\$aFourth-wave feminism
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=670  \\$aWork cat: The feminist fourth wave, 2017.
=670  \\$aLC database, Sept. 29, 2021$b(fourth-wave feminism)
=670  \\$aOCLC database, Sept. 29, 2021$b(feminist fourth wave ; fourth-wave feminism ; fourth-wave feminist)
=670  \\$aWikipedia, Sept. 29, 2021$b("Fourth-wave feminism is a feminist movement that began around 2012 and is characterized by a focus on the empowerment of women, the use of internet tools, and intersectionality. The fourth wave seeks greater gender equality by focusing on gendered norms and marginalization of women in society.")
=670  \\$aThe Canadian encyclopedia, via WWW, Sept. 29, 2021:$b(The fourth feminist wave began in the period between 2008 and 2012, and is connected to the rise of the internet. Building on the third wave's emphasis on intersectionality, the fourth wave is even more deliberately inclusive. It has generally focused on justice for survivors (particularly around sexual harassment, assault, and rape culture), education on issues like pronoun usages, and the importance of personal narratives. Internet access, especially social media, has made it easier than ever for feminists to connect and organize politically. One of the key realizations of fourth-wave feminism has been the #MeToo movement, which originated with Tarana Burke in 2006. The #MeToo movement has empowered gender and sexual violence survivors to come forward with their stories and make public allegations against the powerful or prominent (often male) perpetrators.)
=670  \\$aBritannica online, Sept. 29, 2021:$b(The fourth wave of feminism. Although debated by some, many claim that a fourth wave of feminism began about 2012, with a focus on sexual harassment, body shaming, and rape culture, among other issues. A key component was the use of social media to highlight and address these concerns.
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=150  \\$aFeminism and racism
=450  \\$aRacism and feminism
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=670  \\$aWork cat: Me, not you : the trouble with mainstream feminism, 2020:$bp. 6 (White and privileged women dominate mainstream feminism. These demographics shape the movement's politics, but are perhaps partially hidden by monikers such as 'neoliberal feminism', 'popular feminism' ... 'white feminism', used to denote a feminism that ignores the ideas and struggles of women of colour.)
=670  \\$aWikipedia, Sept. 29, 2021$b(Feminism and racism are highly intertwined concepts, especially for women of color who experience both sexism and racism. Within the feminist movement, which seeks to end gender oppression, women of color have experienced racism. Similarly, these women have also experienced sexism within various antiracism and civil rights movements. The racism and sexism prevalent has affected Black, Hispanic, Asian American, and Native American women activists in different ways, highlighting the need for a political movement that is aware of the intersection of race and gender oppression.)
=670  \\$aGender Equality Policies and European Union Politics via Oxford reference online, Sept. 29, 2021$b(Feminism and racism)
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=150  \\$aFace in mass media
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=670  \\$aWork cat: Disfigured face in American, literature, film, and television, 2022:$bCIP summary ("The face, being prominent and visible, is the foremost marker of a person's identity, as well as their major tool of communication. Facial disfigurements, congenital or acquired, not only erase these significant capacities, but since ancient times, they have been conjured up as outrageous and terrifying, often connoting evil or criminality in their associations ... this book investigates the exploitation of these and further stereotypical tropes by literary authors, filmmakers, and showrunners, considering also the ways in which film, television, and the publishing industry have more recently tried to overcome negative codifications of facial disfigurement, in the search for an authentic self behind the veil of facial disfigurement.)$w(DLC)2021030138
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=150  \\$aComputer-assisted surgery
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=550  \\$wg$aSurgery
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Atuegwu, N.C. Multiple image displays using a single image to physical space registration in image guided surgery, 2005.
=670  \\$aMeSH, Oct. 9, 2006$b(MeSH hdg.: Surgery, Computer-Assisted; Entry terms: Image-Guided Surgery, Computer-Aided Surgery; Scope note: Surgical procedures conducted with the aid of computers ... Image-guided surgery interactively combines prior CT scans or MRI images with real-time video)
=670  \\$aThe International Society for Computer Aided Surgery WWW site, Oct. 10, 2006.
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=670  \\$aWork cat.: Atkins, Cheri L. Keeping up with the Jones', 2004:$bt.p. and cover (social comparison) p. 1 (social comparison theory; "The idea that individuals compare themselves to others")
=670  \\$aFestinger, Leon, "A theory of social comparison processes," Human relations, v. 7, 1954:$bp. 117 (social comparison)
=670  \\$aEncyclopedia of psychology, 2000, v. 7:$bp. 332 (social comparison)
=670  \\$aEncyclopedia of human behavior, v. 4, 1994:$bp. 225 (social comparison; social comparison theory)
=670  \\$aHandbook of psychology, v. 5: Personality and social psychology, 2003:$bp. 335 (social comparison theory)
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=670  \\$aCambridge Dictionary of Human Biology and Evolution, 2005$b(Sexual selection: Differential ability of individuals of variable genotypes to acquire mates; also, the process by which characters evolve in one sex only, to facilitate reproductive success as the result of competition among members of that sex for access to mating opportunities with the opposite sex, and the subsequent choices by members of that opposite sex among the competitors. A mechanism of evolution suggested by Charles Darwin in 1871)
=670  \\$aDarwin, Charles. The descent of man, and selection in relation to sex, 1871.
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=670  \\$aWork cat.: 99-11430: Morgan, S. Animals helping with special needs, 1999.
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=670  \\$aWork cat.: Young, J.E. Cognitive therapy for personality disorders : a schema-focused approach, c1990$b("... the goal of the treatment is to weaken the early maladaptative schemas as much as possible, and build up the person's healthy side. An alliance is formed between the therapist and the healthy part of the client against the schemas ... There are many techniques which the therapist can use to help clients weaken their schemas ... These techniques ... [are] ... emotive, interpersonal, cognitive, and behavioral")
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=450  \\$aSelf-testing, Patient
=550  \\$wg$aPatient monitoring
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=670  \\$aWork cat.: Williams, K. Patient self-testing using the Roche CoaguChek S Monitor, c2003:$bp. 5 (the concept of patient self-testing for patients receiving oral anticoagulation as an alternative to the current model of hospital based anticoagulant clinics)
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=670  \\$aInter Self-Monitoring Assoc. of Oral Anticoagulated Patients, Feb. 9, 2005$b(20 years of INP patient self-monitoring (PSM))
=670  \\$aNY State Dept. of Health Anthrax fact sheet, Patient self-monitoring instructions via WWW, Feb. 9, 2005.
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=670  \\$aCambridge dictionaries online, July 20, 2015$b(supermarket: a large store where many different foods and other goods used in the home are sold)
=670  \\$aCollins English dictionary online, July 20, 2015$b(supermarket: a large self-service store retailing food and household supplies. Also called (chiefly US): supermart)
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=670  \\$aUMI thes.$b(Tourist trade, see: travel industry; tourism)
=670  \\$a98008160: Cook, Roy A. Tourism : the business of travel, 1998.
=670  \\$aDervaes, C. The travel dict., c1996$b(tourism: the concept of all the features used for traveling for whatever reasons and the travel industry components as a whole)
=670  \\$aLC database, Jan. 22, 1999$b(titles: tourism; travel industry; visitor industry; holiday industry)
=670  \\$aTourism and hospitality WWW site, Jan. 25, 1999.
=670  \\$aBelize travel guide, 2011?:$bp. 108 (Tour operator listings)
=670  \\$aProduct distribution in the tourism industry : a profile of tour operators and travel agencies in Canada, 1994.
=670  \\$aSports tourism in Latin America : products offered by European tour operators, c2004.
=670  \\$aGST, goods and services tax : information for travel agencies and tour operators, 1993.
=670  \\$aSuccessful tourism at heritage places : a guide for tourism operators, heritage managers and communities, c2001.
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=670  \\$aLipsitz, G. The possessive investment in whiteness: how white people profit from identity politics, 2018
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=670  \\$aEncyclopedia of Life website, March 22, 2022:$b(Purple Wartyback, Cyclonaias tuberculata; Alternative names - Cyclonaias tuberculata compressa, Cyclonaias tuberculata granifera, Cyclonaias tuberculata pusilla, Cyclonaias tuberculata utterbackiana, Obliquaria tuberculata, Rotundaria tuberculata, Quadrula granifera pusilla, Quadrula tuberculata utterbackiana, Unio graniferus, Unio verrucosus purpureus, Unio verrucosus)
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=670  \\$aRoutledge encyclopedia of translation studies, 2020, via Taylor & Francis eBooks on Feb. 11, 2022:$bRelay (Relay translation is the translation of a translated text (either spoken or written) into a third language - for example, from Chinese to English, then from English to French. It is sometimes considered a subset of retranslation (Idema 2003), although Gambier (1994) more usefully distinguishes the two by defining retranslation as a translation of an already translated message into the same language - for example, Chinese to English and then again into English) Retranslation (The term retranslation denotes either the act of translating a work that has previously been translated into the same language, or the result of such an act, i.e. the retranslated text itself. Retranslation is occasionally also used to refer to a relay translation (Shuttleworth and Cowie 1997:76; Gambier 1994:413) or back translation of a translated text into the source language (Gambier 2003b:50). Neither of the latter uses are explored here)$uhttps://doi.org/10.4324/9781315678627
=670  \\$aWikipedia, viewed Feb. 11, 2022$b(Indirect translation is a translation of a translation. It may be based on a translated version, or multiple translated versions, of the original or ultimate source text. For instance, if a text in Arabic is translated into Portuguese via English, the result is an indirect translation. In Translation Studies indirect translation - sometimes referred to by the abbreviations "IT" or "ITr" - is also known as "double, intermediate, mediated, mixed, pivot, relay(ed), or second (third, etc.)-hand translation". Indirect translations are sometimes called retranslations, but this term is more frequently used to describe multiple translations of the same source text into one target language)$uhttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Indirect_translation
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=670  \\$aWork cat.: Aldama, F.L. Your brain on Latino comics : from Gus Arriola to Los Bros Hernandez, 2009:$bp. 5 (This is a book about storytelling by Latinos in comic books and comic strips; how Latino author-artists use and transcend the techniques of mainstream comics to reach the cognitive and emotional faculties of their reader-viewers) p. 12 (Along with African American excavations and critical studies on representation, there has been some scholarly attention paid to Latino comic books and comic strips and to their texturing of identities and experiences; Just as Rius uses his comic books to critique and satirize the Mexican bourgeoisie, so too do Chicanos like Oscar "The Oz" Madrigal in his strip "Los Borrados": A Chicano Quest for Identity in a Post-Apocalyptic, Culturally Defunct Hispanic Utopia (a Reinterpretive Chicano Comic). Madrigal's comic strip ... is an allegory of the United States today with its border patrols and political disenfranchisement of Latinos)$w(OCoLC)429911628
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=670  \\$aWork cat: The copy generic, 2022:$bECIP introduction ("It is an odd concept, "the generic." Commonly used, but rarely thought about: ... It is a remarkably common concept, with some version of it found in most languages and in most places, sometimes nudging closer to the meaning of "general" than in others. Much of the time, the generic suggests the copied and worn out--the unauthentic. ... In another sense, the generic is simply the nonspecific. ... It is the starting point, the template and background, upon and against which we build and create. ... Presupposing an all-encompassing quality, it emphasizes type over token. ... To strip away surface detail and begin to order and classify the world in meaningful ways is also the generic. Thus, it is not just the culturally discarded, but in many ways the beating heart of how we make sense of things. ... Within these two roaming definitional spaces of the generic--that of depreciatory evaluation and that of abstracted classification--there emerges a concept of the generic as something fundamentally necessary to the circulation of meaning ... .)
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=670  \\$aAmphibian species of the world 6.1, via WWW, Mar. 17, 2022$b(Craugastor. Class: Amphibia > Order: Anura > Superfamily: Brachycephaloidea > Family: Craugastoridae > Genus: Craugastor. Synonyms: Leiyla, Leihyla, Liyla, Liohyla, Microbatrachylus, Hylactophryne, Campbellius. English names: Northern Rain Frogs, Northern Rain Frogs, Fleshbelly Frogs, Barking Frogs)
=670  \\$aAmphibiaWeb, Mar. 17, 2022$b(Genus Craugastor (120 species); family Craugastoridae)
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=670  \\$aWork cat: Thiam, Pierre. The Fonio cookbook, 2019:$bt.p. (Fonio) page 14 (Fonio is one of the world's fastest-growing edible grains. It is mainly grown in the dry and arid Sahel region of West Africa south of the Sahara desert, one of the porrest regiions of the world)$w(DLC)2019942163
=670  \\$aThe Guardian website, viewed April 6, 2022:$bNews Africa page (Fonio is a kind of millet that has a nutty flavor -- a cross between couscous and quinoa in both appearance and texture. It has been cultivated in West Africa for thousands of years, and is a favorite in salads, stews, porridges and even ground into flour. It's gluten-free and nutritious because of two amino acids, cystine and methionine, which make it a favorite to be baked into bread for diabetics, those who are gluten intolerant or have celiac disease. ) ($uhttps://www.theguardian.com/money/2014/feb/09/fonio-quinoa-senegal-africa-harlem-restaurant
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=670  \\$aWork cat: Riley, Catherine L. Title IX and the protection of pregnant and parenting college students, 2022$w(DLC)2021059969
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=670  \\$aWork cat: Climate justice : integrating economics and philosophy, 2018, viewed April 21, 2022$bp. 1-2 (Climate justice requires sharing the burdens and benefits of climate change and its resolution equitably and fairly. It brings together justice between and justice within generations. The United Nations Sustainable Development Goals Summit and the Conference on Parties to the Framework Convention on Climate Change in Paris, both in 2015, brought climate change and its development impact, including climate justice, center stage in global discussions)
=670  \\$aCarbonBrief web site, accessed April 20, 2022$b(Climate justice has emerged from the idea that historical responsibility for climate change lies with wealthy and powerful people -- and yet it disproportionately impacts the poorest and most vulnerable. It has primarily been used to frame the contrast between industrialised nations that have been burning large volumes of fossil fuels freely for centuries and the poorer regions that are most susceptible to rising temperature ...Since its popularisation in the 1990s, "Climate justice" has come to encompass the unequal distribution of impacts on a variety of groups, including Indigenous people, people of colour, women and disabled people)
=670  \\$aUnited Nations sustainable development web site, accessed April 20, 2022$b(The impacts of climate change will not be borne equally or fairly, between rich and poor, women and men, and older and younger generations. Consequently, there has been a growing focus on climate justice, which looks at the climate crisis through a human rights lens and on the belief that by working together we can create a better future for present and future generations)
=670  \\$aWikipedia, accessed April 21, 2022$b(entry for "Climate justice": A concept that addresses the just division, fair sharing, and equitable distribution of the benefits and burdens of climate change and responsibilities to deal with climate change ... Applied ethics, research and activism ... approach anthropogenic climate change as an ethical, legal, and political issue ... by relating the causes and effects of climate change to concepts of justice, particularly environmental justice and social justice)
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=670  \\$aWork cat: Circular narratives in modern European literature, 2022:$bECIP summary (Narrative where protagonists undertake a seemingly circular journey leading them back to the starting point)$w(DLC)2021060960
=670  \\$aHow to structure a story, Author Learning Center, website viewed April 14, 2022:$bTypes of narrative structure (Circular: In a circular narrative, the story ends where it began. Although the starting and ending points are the same, the character(s) undergo a transformation, affected by the story's events)$uhttps://www.authorlearningcenter.com/writing/fiction/w/plot-planning/6366/how-to-structure-a-story-the-fundamentals-of-narrative---article
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=150  \\$aAnimals in video games
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=670  \\$aWork cat.: Game: animals, videogames, and humanity / Tom Tyler, c2022:$bSummary (Videogames conjure new worlds for those who play them, human or otherwise: they have been played by cats, pigs and penguins, and they let gamers experience life from the perspective of pets, predators, and prey) p.7 of galley (The essays in this volume investigate some of the complex and often contradictory ways in which players of video games have been invited to encounter, understand, and engage animals)$w(DLC)2021062871
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=670  \\$aWork cat: Soundtracked books from the acoustic era to the digital age, 2022:$bgalley (the soundtracked book is a distinct media form, one that has been hiding in plain sight for more than a century. A hybrid product, the soundtracked book comprises two distinct elements: a physical, print publication (or its digital analogue) and a recorded, musical soundtrack. Thus, the form not only combines two sensory modalities (the visual and the aural) but also requires the user to negotiate two separate timelines: the readtime of the printed text and the runtime of the musical recording. This temporal idiosyncrasy -- or schizotemporality -- represents the soundtracked book's most significant formal attribute)$w(DLC)2021058207
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=150  \\$aPhotography in social service
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=670  \\$aPhotography in social work and social change, 2022:$bsummary (photography has had a long history in promoting social change, as social work pioneers were using photography in the late 1800s and early 1900s to illuminate and ameliorate social problems (Squires, 1991). This early use of photography by social workers is not surprising given the fit between the tool and the profession)$w(DLC)2022000972
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=670  \\$aWork cat: Friendly ground-dove, Tuaimeo, Alopecoenas [Gallicolumba] stairi, 2020:$bp. 13 (18 species in the genus Gallicolumba in the Columbidae family; genetic work by Jonsson et al. (2011) determined that the original Gallicolumba includes two separate genera: Alopecoenas and Gallicolumba)$w(OCoLC)1296609889
=670  \\$aCatalogue of Life, ITIS Species 2000, Mar. 23, 2022:$b(Pampusana Bonaparte, 1855; accepted genus; Family: Columbidae; Order: Columbiformes)
=670  \\$aIOC world bird list, Mar. 23, 2022:$bnavigate: HTML lists > Columbidae (ID: 4457: Scientific name: Gallicolumba, Authority: Heck, 1849; ID 4477: Scientific name: Pampusana, Authority: Bonaparte, 1855)
=670  \\$aZoonomen, Mar. 23, 2022:$bBirds of the World--current valid scientific avian names > World Birds complete (Pampusana (f.) Bonaparte)
=670  \\$aWikipedia, Mar. 29, 2022:$bTongan ground dove (the genus Alopecoenas (Sharpe, 1899) was changed in 2019 to Pampusana (Bonaparte, 1855) as this name has priority) Pampusana (these ground-doves were removed from Gallicolumba and reassigned here) Gallicolumba (many of the Pacific ground doves were removed from Gallicolumba and reassigned to the genus Alopecoenas, which was later renamed Pampusana)
=670  \\$aBull. British Ornithologists' Club, 2016:$bp. 86 (recent split of the genus Gallicolumba prompted a reassessment of its synonymy, revealing that Pampusana Bonaparte, 1855, is available to replace both Alopecoenas and subgenus Terricolumba, while Pampusanna Pucheran, 1854, is a synonym of Gallicolumba) p. 90 (Pampusana Bonaparte, 1855, must replace Alopecoenas Sharpe, 1899, as the senior available genus-group name for ground doves in the subgenera Alopecoenas and Terricolumba Hachisuka, 1931, with Pampusana replacing Terricolumba as the subgenus for part of this group)
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=670  \\$aWork cat: Fawaz, R. Queer forms, 2022:$bgalley ( ...the most powerful uses of feminist and queer forms in the rich cultural experiments that emerged out of 1970s women's and gay liberation movements. Starting in the late 1960s, these movements sought to develop concepts for describing and doing justice to alternative expressions of gender and sexuality, while also fomenting a cultural revolution to disseminate more open-ended understandings of these same categories; because they represented the most sustained attempt to expand the feminist and queer formal possibilities of US popular culture in the late twentieth-century)$w(DLC)2021057757
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=670  \\$aNon-standard employment around the world, 2016.
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=670  \\$aInternational Labor Organization website, Feb. 10, 2022:$bTopics ("Non-standard forms of employment" -- also referred to as diverse forms of work -- is an umbrella term for different employment arrangements that deviate from standard employment. They include temporary employment; part-time and on-call work; temporary agency work and other multiparty employment relationships; as well as disguised employment and dependent self-employment)
=670  \\$aEncyclopedia.com website, Feb. 10, 2022$b(Non-standard worker; non-standard worker, non-standard employment These terms refer to forms of employment that lack the job-stability and entitlement to fringe benefits, union membership, and the social security of full-time, stable ('standard') employees. Non-standard employment includes part-time work, temporary work, fixed-term contracting and subcontracting, self-employment, and homework. Non-standard forms of employment are thought to have grown in recent years with the increase in flexible production methods)
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=670  \\$aNPR website, viewed Mar. 10, 2022:$bFrom Amazon To FedEx, The Delivery Truck Is Going Electric (electric delivery vehicles)
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=670  \\$aWork cat: Bourla, Albert. Moonshot. 2022:$bpublisher's info (story of how Pfizer raced to create the first Covid-19 vaccine) Pref. (a Pfizer/BioNTech COVID-19 vaccine shot using messenger RNA (mRNA) technology) p. 18 (While mRNA vaccines are not a magic bullet for every epidemic or pandemic of the future, in this pandemic they literally helped save the world)$w(DLC)2022001763
=670  \\$aMeSH, March 4, 2022$b(mRNA vaccines; scope: Vaccines formulated with recombinant mRNAs which are taken up by the host cells that translate the mRNA and present the translated proteins to the immune system as antigens in a manner similar to that which would occur during natural infection. This induces humoral and cellular immune responses against the encoded antigen; entry terms: Messenger RNA Vaccines, Naked RNA Vaccines, RNA Vaccines; mapped to: Vaccines, Synthetic/Nucleic Acid-based vaccines)
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=450  \\$aAntipiricullin
=450  \\$aFintrol (Trademark)
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=670  \\$aWork cat: Moore, Steve. Standard operating practices for the use of Fintrol® (antimycin A) for restoration of native fish populations, 2012:$bp. 6 (antimycin A, the active ingredient in the piscicide Fintrol®; an antibiotic derived from the soil mold streptomyces spp, discovered in 1945; registered in the U.S. as a restricted use pesticide under the trade name Fintrol® (EPA Registration number 39096-2))
=670  \\$aMeSH browser, Feb. 3, 2022:$bsearch: antimycin A (antimycin A; antibiotic substance produced by streptomyces species; entry term: Antimycin A1) MeSH tree structure (organic chemicals > lactones > polyketides > macrolides)
=670  \\$aPubChem, Feb. 3, 2022:$bsearch: compound 14957 (antimycin A; synonyms: antimycin A1b, Antipiricullin, Fintrol, Virosin)
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=670  \\$aWork cat: Der Holocaust in deutschsprachigen publizistischen Diskursen, 2017:$b(This book analyses how the Jewish Holocaust has been discussed in German mass media)$w(DLC)2017299234
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=670  \\$aUSDA Plants database, viewed Jan. 24, 2022$b(Zelkova Spach; Family Ulmaceae - Elm family)
=670  \\$aInternational Plant Names Index, viewed Jan. 24, 2022$b(Zelkova Spach; family as entered in IPNI Ulmaceae)
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=670  \\$aWork cat.: Mannikko, D. High-resolution ENDOR studies on vanadyl porphyrins and crude-oil petroporphyrins, 2020:$bp. 14 (vanadium compounds) p. 16 (vanadyl porphyrins, the primary chemical form of vanadium in crude oils; As porphyrin-containing cells are trapped in petroleum forming conditions, the porphyrin frame remains relatively stable. Over geologic time, the magnesium and iron from chlorophyll and hemoglobin (the two largest contributors to metallated porphyrins) respectively are exchanged with the more stable vanadyl and nickel found in trace quantities in most life) p. 17 (The most common vanadyl porphyrins are vanadyl etioporphyrin (VO-EP), and vanadyl deoxophylloerythroetioporphyrin (VO-DPEP). However, other vanadyl porphyrins such as vanadyl octaethylporphyrin (VO-OEP) and vanadyl rhodoporphyrin (VO-RP) also occur in a relative abundance)$w(OCoLC)1244823705
=670  \\$aEnergy & fuels, v. 23 (4) (2009):$bp. 2122 (Vanadyl porphyrins; Heavy crude oils, as their name accurately reflects, contain a higher fraction of heavy, high-boiling species that are enriched in heteroatoms (N, O, and S) and metals. Metals, such as Ni and V, are known to exist in porphyrin structures, commonly called petroporphyrins, and accumulate in the higher boiling fractions; heavy, young oils contain a higher amount of vanadyl and nickel porphyrins than more mature, light crudes)
=670  \\$aEnergy & fuels, v. 33 (5) (2019):$bp. 4237 (The speciation of vanadyl (VO²⁺) porphyrins in crude oil (vanadyl petroporphyrins) is an area of ongoing interest in petroleomics)
=670  \\$aTetrahedron, v. 34, issue 3 (1978):$bp. 379 (chemistry of vanadyl porphyrins)
=688  \\$aEstablished May 2022.
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=670  \\$aUSDA plants website, viewed Jan. 24, 2022$b(Pterocarya Kunth; family Juglandaceae)
=670  \\$aKew Plants of the world online, viewed Jan. 24, 2022$b(Pterocarya Kunth; genus is accepted, and its native range is Turkey to Iran, China to Indo-China and Temp. E. Asia)
=670  \\$aITIS, viewed Jan. 24, 2022$b( Pterocarya Kunth; Taxonomic serial no. 500523; Family Juglandaceae)
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=450  \\$aPetroleum-based porphyrins
=450  \\$aPetroleum porphyrins
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=670  \\$aWork cat.: Mannikko, D. High-resolution ENDOR studies on vanadyl porphyrins and crude-oil petroporphyrins, 2020:$bp. 16 (vanadyl porphyrins, the primary chemical form of vanadium in crude oils) p. 22 (Vanadyl octaethylporphyrin (VO-OEP) and vanadyl etioporphyrin (VO-EP) are among the most common petroporphyrins)$w(OCoLC)1244823705
=670  \\$aEnergy & fuels, v. 32 (5) (2018):$bp. 5711 (Most crude oils contain trace amounts (from tens to thousands of parts per million) of nickel and vanadium (in the form of vanadyl ion) complexed in a tetrapyrrolic compound known as a petroporphyrin (petroleum-based porphyrin); petroporphyrins are presumably remnants of naturally occurring porphyrin and chlorin structures in plants and bacteria that have metamorphosed during diagenesis to contain the vanadyl or nickel ion and which have undergone alkylation and ring additions to the porphyrin macrocycle; Interest in petroporphyrins is, to a large degree, motivated by their harmful effects during refining and their interactions with asphaltene)
=670  \\$aTetrahedron, v. 34, issue 3 (1978):$bp. 379 (chemistry of vanadyl porphyrins has been explored using vanadyl octaethylporphyrin as the type substance, and with special reference to the occurrence of such substances in petroporphyrins)
=670  \\$aJournal of chromatography A, v. 607(1) (1992):$bp. 139 (vanadyl and nickel petroporphyrins)
=670  \\$aTazeev, D. Complexes of transition metals with petroleum porphyrin ligands, in Catalysts, 2021, 11, 1506, viewed online Jan. 28, 2022:$bp. 1 (petroleum porphyrins; petroporphyrins; besides synthetic and natural porphyrins, there is another class of these compounds whose applied potential has not yet been evaluated. This is the fossil porphyrins (or petroporphyrins) found in heavy oils with high vanadium content. The petroporphyrin content in this kind of fossil raw material can reach 0.1%, which makes the heavy oil a promising source for the production of petroporphyrins on the industrial scale)
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=150  \\$aHolocaust, Jewish (1939-1945), in comics
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=670  \\$aWork cat.: Beyond Maus : the legacy of Holocaust comics, 2021:$bIntrod. (What role do comics play in the discourse about the Holocaust and in today's cultures of memory? What are their possibilities, what new perspectives do they offer, which old certainties do they call into question? What can the aesthetics of comics contribute to discussions about the presentation of the Holocaust? The essays gathered in this volume will not provide unified answers to these questions, but a variety of them)$w(OCoLC)1265345804
=670  \\$aRe-examining the Holocaust through literature, 2009:$bp. 173 (It is in the comic book, a scorned genre often viewed as an odd subculture and the object of numerous prejudices, that one finds one of the very first mentions of the destruction of the Jews of Europe. This little known yet salient fact about the war and the use of comics as literature to talk about the Holocaust will be explored in this chapter)$w(OCoLC)307294388
=670  \\$aTabachnick, S. E. Quest for Jewish belief and identity in the graphic novel, 2014:$bChap. 3 (Holocaust graphic novel)$w(OCoLC)879551039
=670  \\$aComic books, graphic novels and the Holocaust, 2018:$bIntrod. (What is the 'Holocaust comic book' then? What themes does it cover?... This special issue addresses those and other comparative questions, using case studies from several countries. Covering the period from the 1940s until today, the contributions in this edition speak to wider political, social, cultural and personal engagements with the Shoah and show how the comic book has developed as a genre)$w(OCoLC)1051781124
=670  \\$aWe spoke out : comic books and the Holocaust, 2018:$bp. 17 (Through the medium of word balloons and comic book panels, American teenagers have been learning of Kristallnacht and the Warsaw Ghetto, Auschwitz and Treblinka, Goebbels and Mengele)$w(OCoLC)1006308979
=670  \\$aChapman, J. Comics, the Holocaust and Hiroshima, 2015:$bp. 72 (Comics have a role as sources for gauging awareness of the Holocaust in regard to specific historiographies, and they can also be analyzed through close reading for specific value as sources)$w(OCoLC)909317926
=680  \\$iHere are entered works that discuss the representation of the Jewish Holocaust in comics.
=688  \\$aEstablished May 2022.
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=788  \2$iSearch also under the Medical Subject Headings used together in the same record:$aHolocaust$iand$aGraphic Novels as Topic$5DNLM

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=053  \0$aG156.5.G56
=150  \\$aGlobalization and tourism
=450  \\$aTourism and globalization
=550  \\$wg$aTourism
=670  \\$aWork cat: Handbook of globalisation and tourism, 2019:$bSummary (This comprehensive Handbook brings together conceptual contributions from leading international scholars concerning the reciprocal relations between globalisation and tourism. ... International in scope and empirically evocative, this Handbook outlines and dissects the social, cultural, economic and political effects of globalisation on tourism in the 21st century. This Handbook is critical to human geography and tourism studies scholars and researchers at all levels, particularly those interested in the relations between globalisation and tourism in an increasingly interconnected world)$w(DLC)2019951110
=675  \\$aHandbook of social tourism
=688  \\$aEstablished May 2022.
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=150  \\$aChemical castration
=550  \\$wg$aCastration
=550  \\$wg$aHormone therapy
=670  \\$aWork cat: Leal, Celso. Crimes sexuais e castração química no ordenamento jurídico português , 2019 [=Sexual crimes and chemical castration in the Portuguese legal system]$w(DLC)2020468001
=670  \\$aMerriam-Webster Online, viewed Feb. 7, 2022$b("the administration of a drug (such as medroxyprogesterone acetate) to bring about a marked reduction in the body's production of androgens and especially testosterone. Note: Chemical castration may be used to reduce the sexual urges of sex offenders (such as pedophiles) and in the treatment of prostate cancer, where it is typically called androgen deprivation therapy.")$uhttps://www.merriam-webster.com/medical/chemical%20castration
=670  \\$aOxford English Dictionary, viewed Feb. 7, 2022$b("Chemical Castration n. Medicine. the use of drugs to lower levels of sex hormones in males, esp. in order to suppress sexual urges or to treat cancer.")
=670  \\$aThe American dictionary of criminal justice, 2005$b("The use of Depo-Provera, which contains female hormones, to diminish sex drive of male sex offenders")
=688  \\$aEstablished May 2022.
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=150  \\$aTzotzil cooking
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=670  \\$aWork cat: Bolom Martínez, S. del. C. La mujer indígena chamula y su cocina, 2020:$bt.p. ([cataloger's translation] The indigenous Chamula woman and her cooking) p. 11 (The purpose of this cookbook is to make known the valuable role of the the traditional cooks ... representatives of the Tsotsil culture of San Juan Chamula, who teach their culinary techniques, their ingredients and their close link with the kitchen/cooking)$w(DLC)2021398230
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=150  \\$aTulostoma
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=670  \\$aWork cat.: Honan, A.H. An evolutionary and ecological investigation into the enigmatic stalked puffball genus Tulostoma, 2021:$bp. 1 (Tulostoma is a cosmopolitan fungal genus of stalked puffballs within the Basidiomycete family Agaricaceae)$w(OCoLC)1289638764
=670  \\$aNCBI taxonomy browser, Jan. 2, 2022$b(Tulostoma. Rank: genus. Classification: family Agaricaceae, order Agaricales)
=670  \\$aIndex fungorum, via WWW, Jan. 2, 2022$b(Tulostoma. Agaricaceae)
=670  \\$aMycoBank database, via WWW, Jan. 2, 2022$b(Tulostoma. Classification: Fungi - Dikarya - Basidiomycota - Agaricomycotina - Agaricomycetes - Agaricomycetidae - Agaricales - Agaricaceae. Synonyms: Tulasnodea, Tylostoma)
=670  \\$aWikipedia, Jan. 2, 2022$b(Tulostoma is a genus of fungi in the family Agaricaceae. Species in the genus are commonly known as stalkballs, or stalked puffballs)
=675  \\$aITIS, Jan. 2, 2022
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=150  \\$aTemporary gardens
=450  \\$aEphemeral gardens
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=670  \\$aWork cat: Sini, Raffaella. Temporary gardens. 2022:$bpublisher info. (temporary gardens: The flexibility and new challenges investing non-permanent landscapes, has made them a creative and stimulating testing ground for a diversified range of professionals and impromptu designers. The book comprehensively decodifies the full range of ephemeral gardens: 'uprooted', 'mobile', 'itinerant', 'movable', 'postmodern', 'installation', 'exhibited', 'conceptual', 'theme', 'pop-up', 'guerilla', 'grassroots', 'meanwhile' 'interim', 'provisional', 'activist', 'community' and 'parklets') chapt. 1.1 (the temporary garden is a space, it is designed for a purpose, it contains plants, and is short-lived)$w(DLC)2021051804
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=150  \\$aSports and international relations
=450  \\$aInternational relations and sports
=550  \\$wg$aInternational relations
=670  \\$aWork cat: Chu, Marcus P., China, Taiwan, and international sporting events, 2022$bHalf t.p. (Reviewing the 18 Taiwanese bidding attempts and four hosting projects, the author argues that China's inconsistent response is determined by the ups and downs of Cross-Strait political ties. As a result, this book provides insight into the nexus between sports and politics in the context of China-Taiwan rivalry)$w(DLC)2021061376
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=150  \\$aRiddles, Kankanay
=450  \\$aKankanay riddles
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Ballucan, Tessie Buay-ay. Bolboltiya, 2016:$bsummary (Kankanay riddles)$w(DLC)2019349675
=688  \\$aEstablished April 2022.
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=550  \\$wg$aSubject headings, French
=670  \\$aWork cat: Guide d'indexation RAMEAU, 1999-$btitle page (RAMEAU) cover (Répertoire d'autorité-matière encyclopédique et alphabétique unifié)$w(DLC)2018358416
=670  \\$aFrench Wikipedia online, viewed Nov. 23, 2021:$b(tool created by the Direction des bibliothèques, des musées et de l'information scientifique et technique (DBMIST), inspired by the list of authorities established by the Bibliothèque de l'Université Laval au Québec (RVM) which itself is derived from the Library of Congress Subject Headings ; maintained by the BNF)
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=040  \\$aUkOxU$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aMorbidelli motorcyles
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=670  \\$aWork cat: The Summer sale, 2020 :$bt.p. (including the Morbidelli motorcycle museum collection)$w(UkOxU)021943436
=670  \\$aWikipedia, Jan. 10, 2022$b(Morbidelli was an Italian motorcycle manufacturer founded by Giancarlo Morbidelli in Pesaro. During the late 1970s and early 1980s, the company was particularly successful in Grand Prix motorcycle racing. Morbidelli V8. In 1994, Morbidelli constructed an innovative shaft-drive, five-speed, 32-valve, liquid-cooled, 847 cc, 90° V8, sport touring motorcycle.)
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=670  \\$aWork cat: Croes, R.R. Small island and small destination tourism, 2022$bECIP summary (This unique and thoughtful book considers the tourism specialization, economic growth, and tourism competitiveness of a very specific type of tourism: small islands practicing warm water island tourism)$w2021059460
=670  \\$aTourism Geographies, viewed online Jan. 13, 2022$b(Special Issue Call for Papers: Island Tourism Destinations: Lifecycles, System Decline and Resilience. Intro.: Tourism to islands is a special form of tourism that often requires specific consideration as there are distinctive characteristics of islands such as fragile environments and historical and socio-cultural aspects that can result in unique challenges to developing a successful tourism destination.
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=450  \\$aExhaustion, Copyright
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=670  \\$aWork cat: Mezei, P. Copyright exhaustion, 2022:$bp. 20 of ECIP ("The doctrine of exhaustion, more commonly referred to within the US as the "first-sale" doctrine,2 is one of the most fundamental principles of copyright law.")$w(DLC)2021057067
=670  \\$aUnited States. Dept. of Justice (Archives), viewed Nov. 23, 2021$b(The first sale doctrine, codified at 17 U.S.C. § 109, provides that an individual who knowingly purchases a copy of a copyrighted work from the copyright holder receives the right to sell, display or otherwise dispose of that particular copy, notwithstanding the interests of the copyright owner")
=670  \\$aNolo's "Legal Encyclopdia", viewed online Nov. 23, 2021$b("First Sale Doctrine")
=670  \\$aAmerican Library Association, Libguides, Copyright for Libraries, viewed online Nov. 23, 2021$b("The "first sale" doctrine (17 U.S.C. § 109(a)) gives the owners of copyrighted works the rights to sell, lend, or share their copies without having to obtain permission or pay fees.")
=670  \\$aGreat Britain. Intellectual Property Office. Consultation on the UK's future exhaustion of intellectual property rights regime, viewed online Nov. 23, 2021$b("For many years as members of the EU single market the UK has considered first sale within the European Economic Area to be the point at which the control of a rights holder expires.")
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=670  \\$aWork cat: Global implementation research and applications:$bv. 1, p. 1-4 (the Global Implementation Society promotes global development and integration of effective implementation, improvement, and scaling practices to improve outcomes across sectors and settings; implementation is the act of carrying an intention of change into effect; the roots of implementation science trace to studies about public policy implementation that identified factors contributing to limited effectiveness; starting with health care and expanding to other disciplines, evidence-based practice led to an expansion of implementation research but a gap remained between evidence-based interventions and their implementation; implementation science bridges the gap between research evidence and its adoption into practice)$w(OCoLC)1253287837
=670  \\$aImplementation science:$bv. 1, 1:1 (research continually produces new findings that can contribute to effective and efficient healthcare but such research cannot change outcomes unless health services and healthcare professionals adopt the findings into practice; implementation research is the scientific study of methods to promote the systematic uptake of research findings and other evidence-based practices into routine practice, and, hence, to improve quality and effectiveness, and includes the study of influences on professional and organisational behaviour)$w(DLC)2006243210
=670  \\$aThe UW Implementation Science Resource Hub web site, viewed 23 December 2021$bwhat is implementation science? (the scientific study of methods and strategies that facilitate the uptake of evidence-based practice and research into regular use by practitioners and policymakers; seeks to systematically close the gap between what we know and what we do (often referred to as the know-do gap) by identifying and addressing the barriers that slow or halt the uptake of proven interventions and evidence based practices; several other newly emerging fields of science that overlap with implementation science, including improvement science (which seeks to maximize the impact of lessons learned from a specific improvement), knowledge translation (which is the exchange of finding among researchers and users but does not cover implementation), program science (which focuses on the totality of a program), delivery science (which addresses societal factors that impact public policy and system functioning; differs from intervention research in that it focuses on strategies used to implement evidence based practices rather than on intervention effectiveness)$uhttps://impsciuw.org/implementation-science/learn/implementation-science-overview/
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=450  \\$aCo-culture of cells
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=670  \\$aWork cat.: Zhang, T. Studying intercellular signaling underlying human diseases using open microfluidic coculture, 2020:$bp. 1 (coculture of cells (i.e., culturing two types of cells in shared cell culture medium)) p. 20 (Cell cocultures) p. 137 (cell coculture experiments)$w(OCoLC)1244824017
=670  \\$aCollins English dictionary online, Dec. 30, 2021$b(coculture: to culture together)
=670  \\$aJournal of the Royal Society interface, July 2014:$b20140065, p. 1 (co-culture systems and technologies; co-culture techniques; co-culture systems; a co-culture is a cell cultivation set-up, in which two or more different populations of cells are grown with some degree of contact between them)
=670  \\$aJournal of biomedicine and biotechnology, volume 2011, article 852419:$bp. 1 (epithelial cell coculture models; coculture of epithelial cells with other host cell types) p. 2 (An in vitro alternative to monoculture is coculture of multiple cell types)
=670  \\$aAnalytical chemistry, Oct. 7, 2014:$bp. 9853 (cell coculture; cell coculture techniques; cell cocultures)
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=150  \\$aDrone warfare
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=670  \\$aWork cat: Drones and global order, 2022:$bECIP galley (We define drone warfare as the use of armed and networked drones in concert with expeditionary forces to achieve military and/or political objectives, limited or maximal, across the continuum of competition and in conflict)$w(DLC)2021036101
=670  \\$aLife in the age of drone warfare, 2017:$bt.p. (drone warfare)
=670  \\$aOxford bibliographies, viewed Nov. 1, 2021, 2019:$bDrone warfare page (Drone warfare, the use of unmanned aerial vehicles, or "drones" in public parlance, in military operations. In 2001, a US Predator was fitted with missiles, and used for a targeted killing for the first time in 2002, thereby starting what most consider "drone warfare.")$uhttps://www.oxfordbibliographies.com/view/document/obo-9780199743292/obo-9780199743292-0223.xml
=670  \\$aThe Bureau of Investigative Journalism website, viewed Nov. 1, 2021:$b(Glossary of drone warfare)$uhttps://www.thebureauinvestigates.com/explainers/glossary-of-drone-warfare
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=670  \\$aWork cat: Recovery strategy for the showy goldenrod (Solidago speciosa), boreal population, in Canada, 2021.
=670  \\$aITIS website, November 10, 2021:$b(Solidago speciosa; Common names - showy goldenrod, noble goldenrod; Genus - Solidago, Family - Asteraceae, Order - Asterales, Class - Magnoliopsida, Division - Tracheophyta, Kingdom - Plantae)
=670  \\$aNatureServe Explorer website, November 17, 2021:$b(Solidago speciosa, Showy goldenrod; Genus - Solidago, Family - Asteraceae, Order - Asterales, Class - Dicotyledoneae, Phylum - Anthophyta, Kingdom - Plantae)
=670  \\$aPLANTS database website, November 17, 2021:$b(Solidago speciosa, showy goldenrod; Genus - Solidago, Family - Asteraceae, Order - Asterales, Class - Magnoliopsida, Division - Magnoliophyta, Kingdom - Plantae)
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=670  \\$aWork cat: Recovery strategy for the skillet clubtail (Gomphus ventricosus) in Canada, 2021.
=670  \\$aITIS website, November 10, 2021:$b(Gomphus ventricosus, Common name - Skillet clubtail; Genus - Gomphus, Family - Gomphidae, Order - Odonata, Class - Insecta, Phylum - Arthropoda, Kingdom - Animalia)
=670  \\$aNatureServe Explorer website, November 17, 2021:$b(Gomphurus ventricosus, Skillet clubtail; Genus - Gomphurus, Family - Gomphidae, Order - Odonata, Class - Insecta, Phylum - Arthropoda, Kingdom - Animalia; Synonym - Gomphus ventricosus)
=670  \\$aBugGuide.net, November 17, 2021:$b(Gomphurus ventricosus - Skillet clubtail; Genus - Gomphurus, Family - Gomphidae, Order - Odonata, Class - Insecta, Phylum - Arthropoda, Kingdom - Animalia
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=150  \\$aSalix chlorolepis
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=550  \\$wg$aWillows
=670  \\$aWork cat: COSEWIC assessment and status report on the green-scaled willow, Salix chlorolepis, in Canada, 2020.
=670  \\$aITIS website, November 3, 2021:$b(Salix chlorolepis; Common names: green-scaled willow, greenscale willow; Genus - Salix, Family - Salicaceae, Order - Malpighiales, Class - Magnoliopsida, Division - Tracheophyta, Kingdom - Plantae)
=670  \\$aNatureServe Explorer website, November 5, 2021:$b(Salix chlorolepis, Green-scaled willow; Genus - Salix, Family - Salicaceae, Order - Salicales, Class - Dicotyledoneae, Division - Anthophyta, Kingdom - Plantae)
=670  \\$aUSDA Plants Database website, November 5, 2021:$b(Salix chlorolepis Fernald, greenscale willow; Genus - Salix, Family - Salicaceae, Order - Salicales, Class - Magnoliopsida, Division - Magnoliophyta, Kingdom - Plantae)
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=670  \\$aWork cat: Recovery strategy for the riverine clubtail (Stylurus amnicola), Great Lakes plains population, in Canada, 2021.
=670  \\$aITIS website, November 10, 2021:$b(Stylurus amnicola; Common name - Riverine clubtail; Synonym - Gomphus amnicola; Genus - Stylurus, Family - Gomphidae, Order - Odonata, Class - Insecta, Phylum - Arthropoda, Kingdom - Animalia)
=670  \\$aNatureServe Explorer website, November 17, 2021:$b(Stylurus amnicola, Riverine clubtail; Genus - Stylurus, Family - Gomphidae, Order - Odonata, Class - Insecta, Phylum - Arthropoda, Kingdom - Animalia; Synonym - Gomphus amnicola)
=670  \\$aBugGuide.net, November 17, 2021:$b(Stylurus amnicola - Riverine clubtail; Genus - Stylurus, Family - Gomphidae, Order - Odonata, Class - Insecta, Phylum - Arthropoda, Kingdom - Animalia
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=040  \\$aCSt$beng$cDLC
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=150  \\$aPayayá Indians (Brazil)
=450  \\$aPaiaiá Indians
=450  \\$aPaiaiaze Indians
=450  \\$aPapanaze Indians
=550  \\$wg$aIndians of South America$zBrazil
=550  \\$wg$aKariri Indians
=670  \\$aWork cat: Santos, Solon Natalício Araújo dos. Os Payayá no Sertão das Jacobinas (1651-1706), 2019:$bpage 4 of cover (the Payayá of the Sertão das Jacobinas; ethnic group of the Kariri linguistic family that once inhabited the region located in the center of the Captaincy of Bahia) page 49 (also called Paiaiás, Papanazes, Paiaiazes (terms used in the 17th and 18th centuries))$wOCoLC(1127908524)
=670  \\$aVisions, prophecies and divinations, 2016:$bpage 80 (In the second half of the seventeenth century, the "tapuia" indians Janduí, Kariri, Ariú, Icó, Payayá, Paiacú, among others, were the main actors of the so-called "Barbarians' War", a war of extermination meant to allow the advance of the livestock frontier in the vast semiarid region between the the east of the Maranhão and the north of Bahia)
=670  \\$aPovos indígenas no Brasil$b(Payayá; BA [Bahia])$uhttps://pib.socioambiental.org/pt/Povo:Payayá
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=150  \\$aPacing (Narration)
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=450  \\$aPace of narration
=450  \\$aSlow narrative
=450  \\$aSpeed of narration
=450  \\$aSpeed of the plot
=450  \\$aPlot speed
=550  \\$wg$aNarration (Rhetoric)
=670  \\$aWork cat: Slow narrative and nonhuman materialities, 2022:$bECIP galley (This book investigates how the experience of slowness in contemporary narrative practices can create a vision of interconnectedness between human communities and the nonhuman world)$w(DLC)2021036607
=670  \\$aWikipedia.org, Oct. 21, 2021$b(Pace (narrative): In literature, pace, or pacing is the speed at which a story is told--not necessarily the speed at which the story takes place. Storytellers have a number of writing tools at their disposal--for example, narration, action, description, and dialogue)$uhttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pace_(narrative)
=670  \\$aSuperSummary.com, Oct. 21, 2021$b(Pacing is the rate at which a story develops. Narrative pace is controlled through several elements, including the length of scenes, the delivery and depth of description, and the rate and intensity of the action. Genre can also play into pacing, as the plot of an action-adventure story will likely move faster than that of a historical drama)$uhttps://www.supersummary.com/pacing/
=670  \\$aKukkonen, Karin. "The speed of plot." Orbis Litter, vol. 75, 2020, pp. 73-85, on Wiley Online Library$b(plot speed is the conceptual speed with which the basic predictions underlining the narrative change. Plot speed is rooted in both (1) the speed with which characters move in the fictional world (that is, storyworld speed) and (2) the speed and pacing that is indicated by the written form of the narrative (that is, discourse speed).)$uhttps://doi.org/10.1111/oli.12251
=680  \\$iHere are entered works on the rate at which a story or narrative develops.
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=550  \\$wg$aLyonia (Plants)
=670  \\$aWork cat: COSEWIC assessment and status report on the maleberry, Lyonia ligustrina, in Canada, 2020.
=670  \\$aITIS website, November 3, 2021:$b(Lyonia ligustrina; Common names - seedy-buckberry, he-huckleberry, maleberry; Genus - Lyonia, Family - Ericaceae, Order - Ericales, Class - Magnoliopsida, Division - Tracheophyta, Kingdom - Plantae; also two subspecies known as maleberry)
=670  \\$aNatureServe Explorer website, November 5, 2021:$b(Lyonia ligustrina, Maleberry; Genus - Lyonia, Family - Ericaceae, Order - Ericales, Class - Dicotyledoneae, Phylum - Anthophyta, Kingdom - Plantae)
=670  \\$aPlants database website, November 5, 2021:$b(Lyonia ligustrina, maleberry; Genus - Lyonia, Family - Ericaceae, Order - Ericales, Class - Magnoliopsida, Division - Magnoliophyta, Kingdom - Plantae)
=670  \\$aiNaturalist website, November 5, 2021:$b("Lyonia ligustrina is a species of flowering plant in the family Ericaceae known by the common names maleberry and he-huckleberry"; Genus - Lyonia, Family - Ericaceae, Order - Ericales, Class - Magnoliopsida, Division - Tracheophyta, Kingdom - Plantae)
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=670  \\$aWork cat: COSEWIC assessment and status report on the maleberry, Lyonia ligustrina, in Canada, 2020.
=670  \\$aITIS website, December 3, 2021:$b(Lyonia; Common names - lyonias, staggerbush; Genus - Lyonia, Family - Ericaceae, Order - Ericales, Class - Magnoliopsida, Division - Tracheophyta, Kingdom - Plantae
=670  \\$aPlants database website, December 3, 2021:$b(Lyonia, staggerbush; Genus - Lyonia, Family - Ericaceae, Order - Ericales, Class - Magnoliopsida, Division - Magnoliophyta, Kingdom -- Plantae)
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=150  \\$aHuman rights in sports
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=670  \\$aWork cat: Kim, Hyŏn-su. Inkwŏn kwa sŭp'och'ŭ = Human rights and sport, 2021$b(Study on Human rights and sport including abuse of athletes)$w(DLC)2021403561
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=670  \\$aWork cat: El orígen de la pintura, 2008 :$bpage 4 of cover (the artist Ógwa is an indigenous Ishir Ybytoso from the Paraguayan Chaco)
=670  \\$aThe Indians of the Paraguayan Chaco, 2002:$bpage 22 (Ebidoso)
=670  \\$aIshir, 2004:$bpage 5 (the Ishir [i.e. Chamacoco] were historically divided into four groups: Horio, Ebitoso, Jeiwo, and Tomaraho. The Ebitoso currently live in Bahia Negra, Paraguay)
=670  \\$aEthnologue, 2000:$bvolume 1, page 345 (Ebitoso)
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=670  \\$aWork cat: COSEWIC assessment and status report on the Davis's shieldback, Atlanticus davisi, in Canada, 2020.
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=670  \\$aWork cat: COSEWIC assessment and status report on the Davis's shieldback, Atlanticus davisi, in Canada, 2020.
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=670  \\$aWork cat.: Natural hazards and disaster justice, 2020:$bp. 4 of cover (this book explores policy, legal and practice implications regarding the emerging field of disaster justice, using case studies of floods, bushfires, heatwaves and earthquakes in Australia and Southern and South-east Asia; it reveals geographic, locational and social disadvantages and structural inequities that lead to increased risk and vulnerability, and which impact ability to recover post disaster)
=670  \\$aVerchick, R. Disaster justice, 2012, viewed online, Nov. 5, 2021:$babstr. (social vulnerability, the part of a community's susceptibility to harm that can be attributed to demographic characteristics, should become a more prominent concern in disaster policy; the failure to address a community's social vulnerability to hazard not only results in higher losses in total, but also losses that are distributed unfairly and impinge on personal freedom; this article is about setting the foundation for more legal analysis of what I call disaster justice)
=670  \\$aJerolleman, A. Disaster justice for all, viewed online Nov. 5, 2021$b(as disasters become more frequent and severe, it is more important than ever to determine what can be done to promote more just and equitable disaster recovery; the outcomes of major disasters are nearly always inequitable, which increases the vulnerability of those who struggled before the disaster and often displaces large portions of communities; the tremendous burdens that disaster recovery imposes result in some individuals, such as renters, those working in low-paying jobs, and undocumented people, finding it nearly impossible to recover after disaster)
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=670  \\$aWork cat:$w2020446282: Cyber liability and cyber insurance in Canada, 2021.
=670  \\$aInternational Risk Management Institute,, website viewed 8/18/21$b"Cyber and Privacy Insurance -- a type of insurance designed to cover consumers of technology services or products. More specifically, the policies are intended to cover a variety of both liability and property losses ... Most notably, but not exclusively, cyber and privacy policies cover a business' liability for a data breach in which the firm's customers' personal information, ... In addition, the policies cover liability arising from website media content, as well as property exposures from: (a) business interruption, (b) data loss/destruction, (c) computer fraud, (d) funds transfer loss, and (e) cyber extortion."
=670  \\$aProgressive Commercial website, viewed Jan. 5, 2022$b(Cyber insurance: Protect yourself from cyber threats and liability claims. Cyber insurance protects against damages caused by electronic threats to your computer systems or data. These threats can lead to the theft, damage or misuse of sensitive information or other vital technologies and can result in downtime and recovery costs that often include specialized repairs and legal fees.Options are available to cover incident response services, first-party losses (your own) and third-party losses (those experienced by others for which you're responsible).This coverage is also referred to as cyber security insurance or cyber risk insurance.)
=670  \\$aFederal Trade Commission website, viewed Jan. 5, 2022$b(Cyber insurance: Cyber insurance is one option that can help protect business against losses resulting from a cyber attack. First-party cyber coverage protects data, including employee and customer information. Third-party cyber coverage generally protects you from liability if a third party brings claims against you.)
=680  \\$iHere are entered works on insurance that covers internet-based risks. Works on insurance that covers computer hardware and software are entered under$aComputer insurance.
=681  \\$iNote under$aComputer insurance.
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=450  \\$aCircular business model
=450  \\$aCircularity (Economic theory)
=550  \\$wg$aEconomics
=670  \\$aWork cat: A changemaker's guide to the future, 2018:$bp. 29 (Circular economy is a fundamentally new way of looking at resources, a way that enables us to uncouple growth from the use of new resources and materials by extending the life-cycle of existing resources -- either by keeping them in their first use or by bringing them back to circulation in a new way.) p. 39 (Circular economy, an economic system where value is decoupled from virgin resources.) p. 40 (Design for Circularity)$w(OCoLC)on1132874705
=670  \\$aOCLC, Dec. 7, 2021$b(in titles: Circular economy; Circular business model; Circularities)
=670  \\$aWikipedia, Dec. 7, 2021$b(A circular economy (also referred to as "circularity" and "CE") is "a model of production and consumption, which involves sharing, leasing, reusing, repairing, refurbishing and recycling existing materials and products as long as possible")
=670  \\$aUNCTAD website, Dec 7, 2021:$bCircular economy (A circular economy entails markets that give incentives to reusing products, rather than scrapping them and then extracting new resources.)
=670  \\$aSustainability Guide website, Dec. 7, 2021:$bCircular economy (Circular economy is a manifestation of economic models that highlight business opportunities where cycles rather than linear processes, dominate. It is restorative and regenerative by design and aims to keep products, components, and materials at their highest utility and value at all times.)
=670  \\$aOxford dictionaries website, Dec. 7, 2021$b(circular economy n. an economic system in which the journey of a product, material, etc., leads back in some way to where it began; (now esp.) a system or process which seeks to minimize or remediate harm to the environment by recycling, reusing, or regenerating products or materials, as a means of reducing waste and more sustainably or efficiently continuing production.)
=670  \\$aMacmillan dictionary website, Dec. 7, 2021$b(circular economy, an economy that reuses and recycles resources to keep them in play for as long as possible)
=670  \\$aUS EPA website, Jan. 5, 2022$b(What is a Circular Economy? A circular economy, as defined in the Save Our Seas 2.0 Act, refers to an economy that uses a systems-focused approach and involves industrial processes and economic activities that are restorative or regenerative by design, enable resources used in such processes and activities to maintain their highest value for as long as possible, and aim for the elimination of waste through the superior design of materials, products, and systems (including business models). It is a change to the model in which resources are mined, made into products, and then become waste. A circular economy reduces material use, redesigns materials to be less resource intensive, and recaptures "waste" as a resource to manufacture new materials and products)
=680  \\$iHere are entered works on the economic system that focuses on reducing waste through restoration, re-design, and re-use of materials.
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=450  \\$aIllegal wildlife trade
=450  \\$aTrafficking in wildlife
=550  \\$wg$aWild animal trade
=550  \\$wg$aWild plant trade
=550  \\$wg$aWildlife crimes
=670  \\$aWork cat: United States. Government Accountability Office. Combating wildlife trafficking: agencies work to address human rights abuse allegations in overseas conservation programs, 2020:$bp. 1 (Wildlife trafficking -- the poaching and illegal trade of wild animals -- is a multibillion-dollar, global criminal activity that is both a conservation issue and a security threat, according to the Department of State; estimates place wildlife trafficking among the leading types of illicit trade)$w(OCoLC)1202808647
=670  \\$aUnited States. Government Accountability Office. Combating wildlife trafficking, 2018:$bp. 1 (Wildlife trafficking -- the poaching and illegal trade of plants, fish and wildlife -- imperils thousands of species)$w(OCoLC)1050436909
=670  \\$aU.S. Fish and Wildlife website, Sept. 20, 2021:$bInternational Affairs, wildlife trafficking (Wildlife trafficking -- the poaching or other taking of protected or managed species and the illegal trade in wildlife and their related parts and products)
=670  \\$aWildlife trafficking and poaching, 2013:$bp. 3 (poaching and trafficking in wildlife)$w(OCoLC)881690871
=670  \\$aWorld wildlife crime report, 2020:$bp. 11 (some wildlife trafficking flows primarily feed illicit retail markets, while others feed into the licit trade; legal industries can be contaminated by the introduction of illegal supply) p. 31 (Illegal wildlife trade can be seen as a form of organized crime and the involvement of organized criminal groups in trans-national organized wildlife trafficking is evident)$w(OCoLC)1241714122
=670  \\$aCITES website, Sept. 29, 2021:$bInternational Consortium on Combating Wildlife Crime/ICCWC, Wildlife crime (ICCWC considers 'wildlife' to include all wild fauna and flora, including animals, birds and fish, as well as timber and non-timber forest products. 'Wildlife crime' refers to the taking, trading (supplying, selling or trafficking), importing, exporting, processing, possessing, obtaining and consumption of wild fauna and flora, including timber and other forest products, in contravention of national or international law)
=670  \\$aSheikh, Pervaze A. Wildlife trade, COVID-19, and other zoonotic diseases, version 6, updated Feb. 19, 2021:$bp. 1 (illegal wildlife trade, also known as wildlife trafficking)$w(OCoLC)1195926852
=670  \\$aO'Regan, Katarina C. Wildlife Poaching and trafficking in Africa, 2021, version 2, updated Sept. 13, 2021:$bp. 1 (Poaching is a component of wildlife trafficking (i.e., illegal trade in wildlife)),$w(OCoLC)1286852792
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=670  \\$aWork cat.: 96-168347: Branzei, S. Planet Dexter's grossology, 1995.
=670  \\$aHennepin$b(Body odor)
=670  \\$aSmith, L.H. Dr. Lendon Smith's diet plan for teenagers, c1986.
=670  \\$aWeb 3:$bp. 246 (an unpleasant odor from a perspiring or unclean person)
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=550  \\$aBiological weapons
=550  \\$aBiological weapons$xSafety measures
=550  \\$aCommunicable diseases$xPrevention
=550  \\$aPublic health
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Report of the FAO Workshop on the Development of an Aquatic Biosecurity Framework for Southern Africa, 2009.
=670  \\$aFidler, D. Biosecurity in the global age : biological weapons, public health, and the rule of law, 2008.
=670  \\$aLakoff, A. Biosecurity interventions : global health & security in question, 2008.
=670  \\$aBiosecurity : protecting your livestock and poultry, 2007.
=670  \\$aRyan, J. Biosecurity and bioterrorism : containing and preventing biological threats, 2008.
=670  \\$aFreeDictionary.com WWW site, Feb. 8, 2010$b(biosecurity; policies and measures taken to protect from biological harm; encompasses the prevention and mitigation from diseases, pests, and bioterrorism, of the following area: economy, environment, public health, which includes food and water supply, agricultural resources and production, pollution management, blood and blood product supplies)
=675  \\$aMcGraw-Hill dictionary of scientific and technical terms, 2003
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=150  \\$aAutomated vehicles
=450  \\$aAutomated motor vehicles
=450  \\$wnne$aAutonomous vehicles
=450  \\$aDriver-free cars
=450  \\$aDriverless cars
=450  \\$aRobot cars (Automated vehicles)
=450  \\$aSelf-driving cars
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=670  \\$aWork cat.: 2014022215: Autonomous vehicles, 2014.
=670  \\$aInspec, viewed June 9, 2014$b(in abstracts and titles; uncontrolled term: Autonomous vehicles)
=670  \\$aApplied science full text, June 9, 2014$b(subject term: Autonomous vehicles)
=670  \\$aWikipedia, June 17, 2014$b(An autonomous car,[1] also known as a driverless car,[2] driver-free car,[3] self-driving car[4] or robot car,[5] is an autonomous vehicle capable of fulfilling the human transportation capabilities of a traditional car. As an autonomous vehicle, it is capable of sensing its environment and navigating without human input)
=670  \\$aWikipedia, May 17, 2019$b(website updated title from autonomous car to self-driving car)$uhttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Self-driving_car
=670  \\$aGoogle search, conducted May 21, 2019:$b(self-driving cars = 284,000,000 hits; autonomous vehicles = 93,700,000 hits)
=670  \\$aNational Highway Transportation Safety Administration web site, July 16, 2019$b(Automated Vehicles for Safety: The continuing evolution of automotive technology aims to deliver even greater safety benefits and Automated Driving Systems (ADS) that -- one day -- can handle the whole task of driving when we don't want to or can't do it ourselves)
=680  \\$iHere are entered works on vehicles that interact with intelligent transportation systems. Works on vehicles that are individually controlled by remote operators are entered under$aVehicles, Remotely piloted
=681  \\$iNote under$aVehicles, Remotely piloted
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=450  \\$aAquatic therapy
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 2003024177: Vargas, Luis G. Aquatic therapy : interventions and applications, c2004.
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=670  \\$aWork cat.: 95-132328: Antimicrobial peptides, 1995.
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=550  \\$aAnthropogenic soils
=550  \\$aHuman ecology
=670  \\$aOCLC, Dec. 10, 1999$b(Natural and anthropogenic causes and effects of soil acidification; impact of human activities on the environment; ecology of estuaries : anthropogenic effects; effects of anthropogenic activities and natural events on a freshwater tidal marsh; natural and anthropogenic changes; anthropogenic transformation of natural ecosystems; disturbance and ecosystems; ecology of natural and anthropogenic disturbance processes; ecological impact of human disturbance; ecological effects of pollution, disturbance, and other stresses; habitat alteration and human disturbance)
=670  \\$aWackernagel, M. Our ecological footprint, 1996:$bt.p. (human impact on the Earth)
=670  \\$aWikipedia, Sept. 23, 2009$b(ecological footprint is a measure of human deman on the earth's ecosystems)
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=450  \\$aAfrotheres
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=450  \\$aAfrotherian mammals
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=670  \\$aWork cat.: Afrotherian conservation, June 2002:$bp. 1 (over last few years, increasing molecular evidence for an ancient radiation of mammals in Africa, the Afrotheria; Afrotheres; includes elephants, sea cows, hyraxes, aardvark, sengis or elephant-shrews, tenrecs, and golden-moles) p. 4 (paenungulates (elephants, hyraxes, and sea cows) and sengis, aardvark, golden moles and tenrecs are all more closely related to each other than to any other extant placental mammal; superordinal name, Afrotheria)
=670  \\$aIUCN/SSC Afrotheria Specialist Group home page, Mar. 9, 2003:$bWhat is Afrotheria? (The development of molecular techniques to explore the evolutionary relationships of animals has resulted in scientists gathering overwhelming support for a common African ancestry for several "odd" groups of mammals. This ancient radiation of African mammals, the Afrotheria, includes seven groups with little superficial resemblance to each other: the elephants, sea cows, and hyraxes; the aardvark and sengis (or elephant-shrews), and the golden-moles and tenrecs. Afrotherian systematics (Superorder: Afrotheria))
=670  \\$aTexas A&M Univ. Dept. of Biology, Biology 4429-Mammalogy Fall 2003 home page, viewed Mar. 9, 2003:$blecture schedule/Oct. 14 (The superorder Afrotheria is based on molecular evidence that indicates the relationship of tenrecs, golden moles, elephant shrews, aardvarks, and  tethytheres ("Paenungulata" - elephants, sirenians, and hyraxes). Tethytheres and possibly aardvarks had been considered to be ungulates. Classification: Superorder Afrotheria, consists of Order Afrosoricida, Family Tenrecidae (tenrecs, otter-shrews), Family Chrysochloridae (golden moles); Order Macroscelidea (elephant shrews); Order Tubulidentata (aardvark); Order Hyracoidea (hyraxes, dassies); Order Proboscidea (elephants); Order Sirenia, Family Dugongidae (dugong), Family Trichechidae (manatees))
=670  \\$aHedges, S.B. Afrotheria : plate tectonics meets genomics, via WWW, Mar. 9, 2003$b(Afrotheria is a superorder that contains six orders: the elephants (Order Proboscidea), sea cows (Sirenia), hyraxes (Hyracoidea), aardvark (Tubulidentata), elephant shrews (Macroscelidea), and golden moles and tenrecs (Afrosoricida); Afrotheria is the most strongly supported grouping of mammalian orders in molecular phylogenies; afrotherians)
=670  \\$aKimball's biology pages, via WWW, Mar. 9, 2003$b(Afrotheria. 5 orders (Tubulidentata, aardvarks; Macroscelidea, elephant shrews; Hyracoidea, hyraxes; Sirenia, manatee, dugong; Proboscidea, elephants) arose in what is today the continent of Africa. They appear to be the most primitive of the placental mammals)
=670  \\$aPNAS news archive, January 20-January 24, 2003, via WWW, Mar. 9, 2003$b("The ancestor to all placental mammals may have had a chromosome set similar to the modern-day aardvark, according to new research in an article published this week in PNAS. Aardvarks belong to a superorder of mammals known as the Afrotheria, a group thought to have evolved on Africa when that continent was isolated from the others through plate tectonics. While genetic research has supported the relatedness of animals in this superorder, scientists are still at odds over whether the placental mammal ancestor resides in the Afrotheria or another group.")
=670  \\$aScience daily, Feb. 2, 2001, via WWW, Mar. 9, 2003$b("A team of biologists led by Mark Springer at the University of California, Riverside and including Ronald DeBry of the University of Cincinnati report in the Feb. 1 issue of Nature that an intensive analysis of DNA sequences provides strong support for a grouping Springer dubs 'Afrotheria.' The group includes a variety of placental mammals from elephants to elephant shrews. And add in aardvarks, manatees, and hyraxes to boot.")
=670  \\$aNature science update, 1 Feb. 2001, via WWW, Mar. 9, 2003$b("'Afrotheria' includes elephants, aardvarks, sirenians, hyraxes and a few other groups. The Afrotheria grouping was revealed by molecular work several years ago and, despite initial controversy, is increasingly well supported. The Afrotheria is thought to represent the last relics of a very early radiation in mammalian history specific to Africa.")
=670  \\$aE-mail from Don E. Wilson, Div. of Mammals, Smithsonian Inst., Mar. 28, 2003$b(although superorders are not used in Mammal species of the world "I am reorganizing the sequence of orders in the new edition to reflect the thinking that underlies recognition of Afrotheria, so you can assume that we do in fact agree with it")
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=450  \\$aFibroblast-derived IPS cells
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=450  \\$aHuman induced pluripotent stem cells
=450  \\$aiPS cells
=450  \\$aiPSCs (Stem cells)
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=670  \\$aWork cat.: iPSCs for studying infectious diseases, 2021:$bp. xix (induced pluripotent stem cells (iPSCs))$w(OCoLC)1201381709
=670  \\$aiPSCs for modeling central nervous system disorders, 2021.$w(OCoLC)1224512851
=670  \\$aUCLA Broad Stem Cell Research Center website, Oct. 27, 2022:$bInduced Pluripotent Stem Cells (iPSC are derived from skin or blood cells that have been reprogrammed back into an embryonic-like pluripotent state that enables the development of an unlimited source of any type of human cell needed for therapeutic purposes)
=670  \\$aMeSH 2022$b(Induced Pluripotent Stem Cells; Entry terms: Fibroblast-Derived IPS Cells; Fibroblast-Derived Induced Pluripotent Stem Cells; Human Induced Pluripotent Stem Cell; Human Induced Pluripotent Stem Cells; IPS Cell; IPS Cells; Induced Pluripotent Stem Cell; hiPSC)
=670  \\$aJournal of biomedical science, v. 26, article number 87 (2019), viewed online Oct. 29, 2022:$babstr. (The introduction of induced pluripotent stem cells (iPSCs) has opened up the potential for personalized cell therapies and ushered in new opportunities for regenerative medicine, disease modeling, iPSC-based drug discovery and toxicity assessment)
=670  \\$aWikipedia, Oct. 29, 2022$b(Induced pluripotent stem cells (also known as iPS cells or iPSCs) are a type of pluripotent stem cell that can be generated directly from a somatic cell; Since iPSCs can be derived directly from adult tissues, they not only bypass the need for embryos, but can be made in a patient-matched manner, which means that each individual could have their own pluripotent stem cell line)
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=450  \\$aPituitary gigantism
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=670  \\$aCleveland Clinic website, viewed October 5, 2022$bGigantism (Gigantism is a very rare condition that happens when a child or adolescent has high levels of growth hormone in their body, which causes them to grow very tall. Gigantism is treatable, but early diagnosis is crucial to prevent excessive height and other complications.)$uhttps://my.clevelandclinic.org/health/diseases/22954-gigantism
=670  \\$aEndocrine society website, viewed October 10, 2022$bAcromegaly guidelines (Gigantism is caused by very rarely encountered sporadic or familial GH-secreting adenomas arising during childhood or puberty)$uhttps://www.endocrine.org/clinical-practice-guidelines/acromegaly
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=450  \\$aComplexes, Multiprotein
=450  \\$aComplexes, Protein
=450  \\$aMacromolecular protein complexes
=450  \\$aMultiprotein complexes
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=670  \\$aWikipedia, Oct. 5, 2022:$bProtein complex (A protein complex or multiprotein complex is a group of two or more associated polypeptide chains. Protein complexes are distinct from multienzyme complexes, in which multiple catalytic domains are found in a single polypeptide chain; Proteins in a protein complex are linked by non-covalent protein-protein interactions. These complexes are a cornerstone of many (if not most) biological processes)
=670  \\$aMeSH browser, Oct. 5, 2022$b(Multiprotein Complexes. UF Macromolecular Protein Complexes. SN Macromolecular complexes formed from the association of defined protein subunits. Annotation: general only; do not use as a routine coordinate with specific multiprotein complexes; Multienzyme Complexes is also available. In MeSH Tree Structures under Macromolecular Substances)
=670  \\$aProtein complexes, via ScienceDirect website, Oct. 5, 2022$b(A protein complex is a collection of proteins that interact with each other at the same time and location, and which has essential roles in regulatory processes, cellular functions, and signaling cascades; Protein complexes play important roles in biological systems and perform numerous functions, such as DNA transcription, mRNA translation, and signal transduction)
=670  \\$aIGI Global dictionary search, Oct. 5, 2022$b(Protein complex is a group of two or more associated proteins, formed by protein-protein interaction. It is usually stable over time and it is a form of quaternary structure)
=670  \\$aPNAS, Oct. 14, 2003:$bp. 12123 (protein complexes are groups of proteins that interact with each other at the same time and place, forming a single multimolecular machine. Examples of identified protein complexes include several large transcription factor complexes, the anaphase-promoting complex, RNA splicing and polyadenylation machinery, protein export and transport complexes, etc.)
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=150  \\$aOne health
=450  \\$aOne Health Concept
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=450  \\$aOne Medicine Initiative
=550  \\$wg$aPublic health
=670  \\$aWork cat: More-than-one health : humans, animals, and the environment post-COVID. 2023.$w(DLC) 2022030086
=670  \\$aMeSH website, September 12, 2022$b(MeSH heading: One Health; Scope Note: An integrative effort of multiple disciplines working collaboratively and locally, nationally, and globally in all aspects of health care for humans, animals, and the environment; Entry Term(s): One Health Concept, One Health Initiative, One Medicine Initiative; Concepts view: One Health Initiative is a related term)$uhttps://meshb.nlm.nih.gov/record/ui?ui=D000074823
=670  \\$aCDC website, September 12, 2022$b(One Health is a collaborative, multisectoral, and transdisciplinary approach -- working at the local, regional, national, and global levels -- with the goal of achieving optimal health outcomes recognizing the interconnection between people, animals, plants, and their shared environment.)$uhttps://www.cdc.gov/onehealth/basics/index.html
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=670  \\$aWork cat: Religion and gender-based violence, 2023:$bsummary (International donors are committed to reducing and ending gender-related harm, particularly violence against women, but clear answers as to why harmful practices persist are often slow to emerge. Theological research struggles to find strong links, yet religion is often referred to by local people as the reason for practices...Tracing their different understandings of how religion is entangled with gender-based violence both contextually as well as historically, the book sheds light on helpful and unhelpful as well as erroneous and harmful understandings of such practices in local and global perspectives. Centralizing the perspectives of women themselves, this book will be an important read for development practitioners and policy makers, as well as for researchers across religious studies, gender studies, and global development)$w(DLC) 2022013745
=670  \\$aOCHA, United Nations Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs website, viewed August 1, 2022$b(Gender-Based Violence (GBV), sometimes also referred to as Sexual and Gender-Based Violence (SGBV) is any harmful act of sexual, physical, psychological, mental, and emotional abuse that is perpetrated against a person's will and that is based on socially ascribed (i.e. gender) differences between males and females)
=670  \\$aAnecdotes on expressing experiences, 2018:$bother title information (perspectives on gender based violence)$w(DLC) 2019352471
=670  \\$aAddressing gender-based violence through community empowerment, 2008$w(DLC) 2009319264
=670  \\$aAddressing gender-based violence and enhancing the social inclusion and acceptance of trans persons in India, 2018$w(DLC) 2019328513
=688  \\$aEstablished February 2023.
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=450  \\$aTrade, Sex
=450  \\$aWork, Sex
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=670  \\$aWork cat: Sex work matters : exploring money, power, and intimacy in the sex industry, 2010$w(OCoLC)430839580
=670  \\$aSex work : labour, mobility, and sexual services, 2013$w(OCoLC)815383079
=670  \\$aArt & architecture thesaurus, viewed July 7, 2022$b(sex workers; Note: Persons who are paid or routinely employed to provide sexual services, or performances, as in the pornography industry, or as a prostitute. The term is often used to avoid or reduce negative connotations of such work, to indicate agency in the activity performed, or to evoke less charged service industries.)
=670  \\$aGLTB Historical Society website, viewed on July 7, 2022:$barticle entitled "PRIMARY SOURCE SET: SEX WORK" (Sex work can include people who provide sex for money directly, as well as people who make pornography and erotica, dance in strip clubs, answer phone-sex lines, offer sexual content online via webcam, and more. The term "sex work" is credited to activist Carol Leigh, aka Scarlot Harlot. It is used to acknowledge the labor of sex work and to destigmatize the work of individuals engaged in the industry.)
=670  \\$aHomosaurus vocabulary site, viewed on July 7, 2022$b(Sex work; the exchange of sexual services, performances, or products for material compensation; includes activities involving direct physical contact between buyers and sellers, as well as indirect sexual stimulation; RT Sex industry; Erotic massage)
=680  \\$iHere are entered works on the exchange of sexual services, performances, or products for material compensation.
=688  \\$aEstablished December 2022.
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=150  \\$aHigh-throughput nucleotide sequencing
=450  \\$aDeep sequencing
=450  \\$aHigh-throughput DNA sequencing
=450  \\$aHigh-throughput RNA sequencing
=450  \\$aHigh-throughput sequencing
=450  \\$aIllumina sequencing
=450  \\$aIon proton sequencing
=450  \\$aIon torrent sequencing
=450  \\$aMassively-parallel sequencing
=450  \\$aNext-generation sequencing
=450  \\$aPyrosequencing
=450  \\$aSecond generation sequencing
=550  \\$wg$aGenetics$xTechnique
=550  \\$wg$aNucleotide sequence
=670  \\$aWork cat: Lin, Shili. Bioinformatics methods, 2023$bpage 21 (Second generation or next generation sequencing refers to methods that use sequencing by synthesis chemistry of individual nucleotides, performed in a massively parallel format, so that the number of sequencing reactions in a single run can be in the millions)$w(DLC)2022013868
=670  \\$aMeSH website, June 6, 2022$b(MeSH heading: High-Throughput Nucleotide Sequencing; scope note: Techniques of nucleotide sequence analysis that increase the range, complexity, sensitivity, and accuracy of results by greatly increasing the scale of operations and thus the number of nucleotides, and the number of copies of each nucleotide sequenced. The sequencing may be done by analysis of the synthesis or ligation products, hybridization to preexisting sequences, etc.; Entry Terms: Deep Sequencing, High-Throughput DNA Sequencing, High-Throughput RNA Sequencing, High-Throughput Sequencing, Illumina Sequencing, Ion Proton Sequencing, Ion Torrent Sequencing, Massively-Parallel Sequencing, Next-Generation Sequencing, Pyrosequencing; Concepts view: Next-Generation Sequencing is a synonymous term for the MeSH heading High-Throughput Nucleotide Sequencing, High-Throughput Sequencing is a related concept, and the remaining terms represent narrower concepts; MeSH headings are not established for the related and narrower concepts, which are instead used as entry terms for the heading)$uhttps://meshb.nlm.nih.gov/record/ui?ui=D059014
=670  \\$aPubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov: Behjati, Sam, Tarpey, Patrick S. What is next generation sequencing?, August 10, 2022:$bAbstract (Next generation sequencing (NGS), massively parallel or deep sequencing are related terms that describe a DNA sequencing technology which has revolutionised genomic research. Using NGS an entire human genome can be sequenced within a single day)$uhttps://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/23986538/
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=150  \\$aShivering (Physiological effect)
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=450  \\$aRigors (Physiological effect)
=450  \\$aShivers (Physiological effect)
=550  \\$wg$aCold$xPhysiological effect
=550  \\$wg$aReflexes
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=670  \\$aWork cat: Shiver, 2023:$bCIP galley (Everyone shivers; It often happens when someone is cold; Shivering helps their body warm up)$w(DLC)2022027912
=670  \\$aA.D.A.M. Medical Encyclopedia via MedLine Plus, viewed July 5, 2022:$bChills (Chills refers to feeling cold after being in a cold environment; The word can also refer to an episode of shivering along with paleness and feeling cold; Chills (shivering) may occur at the start of an infection; They are most often associated with a fever; Chills are caused by rapid muscle contraction and relaxation. They are the body's way of producing heat when it feels cold; Chills often predict the coming of a fever or an increase in the body's core temperature; Alternative Names: Rigors; Shivering)
=670  \\$aMeSH, viewed July 5, 2022:$b(MeSH Heading: Shivering; Scope Note: Involuntary contraction or twitching of the muscles; It is a physiologic method of heat production in man and other mammals)$uhttp://id.nlm.nih.gov/mesh/D012768
=670  \\$aHome Medical Encyclopedia, 1989:$bpage 901 (Shivering: Involuntary trembling of the entire body caused by the rapid contraction and relaxation of muscles; Shivering is the body's normal automatic response to cold; it also occurs in association with rigors and fever; When the body becomes cold, temperature-sensitive nerve cells in the nypotlwlamus (part of the brain) act as a thermostat, initiating the shivering reflex; This causes muscles to contract, generating heat; Shivering caused by cold usually disappears as soon as the body is warmed; Shivering during rigors and fever is caused by the release of certain substances by the white blood cells; The substances effectively "reset" the thermostat at a higher point, causing the body to shiver when it needs to lose, rather than retain, heat; The trigger for this release is usually an infection)
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=150  \\$aRunny nose
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=670  \\$aWork cat: Runny nose, 2022:$bCIP galley (Your body makes some mucus; it comes from your throat and lungs, and is in your nose; mucus stops things from getting into your lungs; sometimes, your body makes more of it; that is when you get a runny nose)$w(DLC)2022023090
=670  \\$aPDR medical dictionary, 2000:$bRhinorrhea (Discharge from the nose)
=670  \\$aStanford Children's Health website viewed May 16, 2022:$bChronic Rhinorrhea (Runny Nose)(Rhinorrhea, or a runny nose, happens when excess fluid drains from the nose; The fluid is mucus that is thin or thick, clear or opaque, and can be intermittent or constant; The nose and sinuses normally produce mucus which keeps the nose moist and is typically swept back into the throat and swallowed;There are many conditions that can cause the nose to run)$uhttps://www.stanfordchildrens.org/en/service/ear-nose-throat/conditions/chronic-rhinorrhea
=670  \\$aMerriam-Webster.com website viewed May 16, 2022:$bRhinorrhea (Medical Definition of rhinorrhea : excessive mucous secretion from the nose; variants: or chiefly British rhinorrhoea)
=670  \\$aMayo Clinic website viewed May 16, 2022:$bSymptoms>Runny nose (The terms "rhinorrhea" and "rhinitis" are often used to refer to a runny nose. Rhinorrhea actually refers to a thin, mostly clear nasal discharge; Rhinitis refers to the inflammation of nasal tissues; Rhinitis often results in a runny nose)$uhttps://www.mayoclinic.org/symptoms/runny-nose/basics/definition/sym-20050640
=670  \\$aMESH, viewed May 16, 2022:$b(MeSH Heading Rhinorrhea; Scope Note Excess nasal drainage; Entry Term(s) Runny Nose; Previous Indexing Rhinitis (1966-2020))
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=150  \\$aGenerational trauma
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=450  \\$aTransgenerational trauma
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=670  \\$aWork cat: Home from school, 2021$w(OCoLC)1322256803
=670  \\$aPsychology today WWW site, June 3, 2022$b(Generational trauma; also known as transgenerational trauma)
=670  \\$aHealth WWW site, June 3, 2022$b(Generational trauma; also known as intergenerational trauma or transgenerational trauma)
=670  \\$aWikipedia WWW site, June 3, 2022$b(Transgenerational trauma; also known as generational trauma; a collective experience that affects groups of people because of their cultural identity)
=670  \\$aAPA dictionary of psychology online, viewed July 22, 2022$bintergenerational trauma (a phenomenon in which the descendants of a person who has experienced a terrifying event show adverse emotional and behavioral reactions to the event that are similar to those of the person himself or herself)
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=680  \\$iHere are entered works on collective psychic trauma that is transmitted from one generation to another.
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=150  \\$aFetishism (Sexual behavior) on television
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=670  \\$aWork cat.: Brown, Jeffrey A. Dangerous curves : action heroines, gender, fetishism, and popular culture, c2001:$bp. 56 (Perhaps more than any other single action heroine to date, [Alias's Sydney] Bristow functions as a fetish object on multiple levels. Throughout its five-year run Alias crystallized many divergent ways that action heroines are fetishized in a manner that allows them to be both an empowering image of female strength and to be contained within the broader patriarchal logic of American popular culture) p. 155 (The now common image of action heroines in tight leather bodices and bodysuits has contributed to a broader cultural awareness of fetish culture; the fetish subculture has embraced the action heroine as a specific ideal. Ever since Michelle Pfeiffer graced the cover of the fetish magazine "O" in her leather Catwoman outfit in 1992, countless other fetish publications have run regular features about sexy action heroines)$w(OCoLC)1298209341
=680  \\$iHere are entered works on the portrayal of sexual fetishism on television.
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=670  \\$aWork Brown, Jeffrey A. Dangerous curves : action heroines, gender, fetishism, and popular culture, c2001:$bpp. 109-110 (the complex processes of fetishization in stripper movies; The symbolic use of guns in stripper movies encapsulates the male viewer's conflicted perception of the fetish in a much more direct manner than do horror or action movies, or any other narrative that emphasizes avenging women. In this case the fetish, the phallic woman, is clearly revealed as a fantasy that is both desired and feared) p. 155 (The now common image of action heroines in tight leather bodices and bodysuits has contributed to a broader cultural awareness of fetish culture; the fetish subculture has embraced the action heroine as a specific ideal. Ever since Michelle Pfeiffer graced the cover of the fetish magazine "O" in her leather Catwoman outfit in 1992, countless other fetish publications have run regular features about sexy action heroines) p. 192 (Like all action heroines Wonder Woman is overburdened as both a symbol of feminist agency in a genre rooted in masculine power fantasies and as a sexual fetish in visually oriented mediums that continue to present women as erotic ideals above all else)$w(OCoLC)1298209341
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=670  \\$aWork cat: Scab, 2023:$bCIP galley (Scabs are how your skin heals itself; Your blood has tiny cells; When you bleed, some cells stick together; They cover your cut to stop the bleeding; Then, the sticky blood cells dry and become hard; This is a scab)$w(DLC)2022027910
=670  \\$aMerriam-Webster's Medical Dictionary, 2016 viewed via Credo reference, July 22, 2022$b(scab intransitive verb scabbed; scab*bing; to become covered with a scab)
=670  \\$aBlack's Medical Dictionary, 43rd Edition, viewed via Credo reference, July 22, 2022$b(Scab; The crust which forms on superficial injured areas; It is composed of FIBRIN, which is exuded from the raw surface, together with blood corpuscles and epithelial cells entangled in its meshes; Healing takes place naturally under this protection, and the scab dries up and falls off when healing is complete; Scabs appearing on the face without any previous abrasion are usually caused by an infection)
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=150  \\$aWetlands in art
=670  \\$aWork cat: Katsiaficas, Diane. Salt : a romance, Missolonghi, 2013:$bpage 4, etc. (computer art; a compilation of works depicting marshy wetlands, salt flats, and wildlife refuges of Missolonghi, Greece)$w(OCoLC)896879648
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=670  \\$aWork cat.: Charrier, B.R. Implications of climate change for strategic conservation and restoration of tidal wetlands in the U.S. portion of the Salish Sea, 2015:$bpp. 6-7 (tidal wetlands are considered estuarine and coastal wetlands that are tidally influenced, including tidal flats, regularly flooded emergent marsh, irregularly flooded emergent marsh, transitional scrub-shrub, and freshwater tidal swamps)$w(OCoLC)946448234
=670  \\$aBrophy, Laura S. Tidal wetlands of the Yaquina and Alsea River estuaries, Oregon, 2013:$bp. 2 (the three types of tidal wetlands addressed in this study: emergent tidal wetlands (tidal marsh), scrub-shrub tidal wetlands, and forested tidal wetlands. All three types can occur as either saline or freshwater wetlands; Woody-dominated (scrub-shrub and forested) tidal wetlands are collectively referred to as "tidal swamp") p. 5 (Common names for tidal wetland types frequently found in the Yaquina and Alsea estuaries: Tidal marsh, salt marsh; Tidal swamp; Freshwater tidal marsh)$w(OCoLC)862115399
=670  \\$aTiner, Ralph W. Tidal wetlands primer : an introduction to their ecology, natural history, status, and conservation, 2013:$bp. 1 (Tidal wetlands are saline and freshwater marshes, swamps, banks, and shores subjected to flooding by tides. They are mainly low-lying, relatively flat plains formed by deposition of river-carried (fluvial ) and/or marine sediments. They also include gently sloping beaches and other sloping landforms in areas with large tide ranges. Some are intertidal shorelines at the base of cliffs formed on material eroded from the cliffs) p. 4 (include vegetated types such as salt marshes, brackish marshes, estuarine forests, oligohaline marshes, and tidal freshwater marshes and swamps as well as nonvegetated types such as coastal beaches, tidal flats, and rocky shores. Marshes are dominated by herbaceous (nonwoody) plants, whereas swamps are characterized by trees and shrubs. Other coastal wetland types may be found elsewhere along the world's coasts, for example, intertidal oyster reefs, saline flats (salt barrens), and mangrove swamps (mangals)) p. 123 (ten general types are described: beaches, tidal flats, rocky shores, salt marshes, estuarine shrub swamps, estuarine forests (including mangrove swamps), brackish marshes, tidal fresh marshes, tidal freshwater swamps, and coastal aquatic beds)$w(OCoLC)867742166
=670  \\$aLiving on the shore: tidal wetlands, via Connecticut Department of Energy and Environmental Protection website, June 7, 2022$b(Tidal wetlands are flat, vegetated areas that are subject to regular flooding by the tides. The most familiar form of tidal wetland, and a defining feature of Connecticut's shoreline landscape, is the coastal salt marsh)
=670  \\$aWetlands, via U.S. National Park Service website, June 7, 2022:$bAbout wetlands > Types of wetlands > Tidal wetlands (Tidal Wetlands are found along our nation's sea coasts within reach of the oceans' tides; Salt Marshes; Mangrove Swamps; Tidal Freshwater Marshes)
=670  \\$aTidal wetlands categories, via New York State Department of Environmental Conservation website, June 7, 2022$b(Tidal wetlands are the areas where the land meets the sea. These areas are periodically flooded by seawater during high or spring tides or, are affected by the cyclic changes in water levels caused by the tidal cycle. Salt marshes and mud flats are some typical types of tidal wetlands found along New York's marine shoreline. Tidal wetlands are classified by the amount of water covering the area at high and low tides and the type of vegetation)
=670  \\$aWhat are tidal wetlands?, via Australian Mangrove and Saltmarsh Network website, June 7, 2022$b(tidal wetlands are believed to consist of three dominant vegetation assemblages, such that: Tidal Wetlands = Mangrove + Tidal Saltmarsh + Tidal Saltpan)
=688  \\$aEstablished September 2022.
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=450  \\$aGiant hornet, Asian
=450  \\$aHornet, Asian giant
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=670  \\$aWork cat: Asian giant hornets, 2023:$bCIP galley (Asian giant hornets have six legs and three body parts; The head is yellowish orange; The thorax is brown; The abdomen has bands of yellow and black)$w(DLC)2021055120
=670  \\$aAnimal and Plant Health Inspection Service website, viewed May 24, 2022:$bAsian Giant Hornet (Asian Giant Hornet (Vespa mandarinia), is the world's largest hornet, measuring up to 2 inches long)
=670  \\$aGBIF (Global Biodiversity Information Facility) website, viewed May 24, 2022$b(Vespa mandarinia Smith, 1852, species; Asian giant hornet; vernacular name: Vespid wasp; synonyms: Vespa japonica Rad., 1857; Vespa latilineata Cameron, 1903; Vespa sonani Matsumura, 1930; genus: Vespa Linnaeus, 1758; family: Vespidae)
=670  \\$aMurder hornet: Asian giant hornets invading North America, Oct. 7, 2021, viewed via LiveScience website viewed May 24, 2022$b(Murder hornets, also known as Asian giant hornets (Vespa mandarinia), are the world's largest wasps; These hornets naturally occur in Asia, but humans have accidentally introduced them into North America)
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=688  \\$aEstablished September 2022.
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=150  \\$aHorizon video games
=550  \\$wg$aVideo games
=670  \\$aWork cat: The art of Horizon Forbidden West / Guerrilla Games, c2022:$bSummary (A dynamic, full-color hardcover featuring concept art and creator commentary chronicling the development of the next adventure in the epic Horizon saga. When a mysterious red blight threatens to strangle all life, the heroic young Aloy must tackle new dangers in the mysterious frontier of the Forbidden West in order to save her world. The highly anticipated sequel to Horizon Zero Dawn has finally arrived, and with it, all new vibrant landscapes, jaw-dropping machines, and thrilling secrets to discover. Follow Aloy on her next adventure with this beautiful chronicle created by Dark Horse Books in cooperation with Guerrilla Games! The Art of Horizon Forbidden West uncovers the mysteries of a new frontier with all new behind-the-scenes artwork and intimate developer commentary. )$w(DLC)2022014136
=688  \\$aEstablished November 2022.
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=150  \\$aWalking simulator games
=450  \\$aVideo wandering games
=450  \\$aWalking$vVideo games
=450  \\$aWandering games, Video
=550  \\$wg$aVideo games
=670  \\$aWork cat: Kagen, Melissa, Wandering games, c2022:$bpage 1 (Walking Simulators are exploratory, non-violent videogames without points, goals, or tasks, in which the undying, third-person player character (PC) wanders around a narratively rich space)$w(DLC) 2021046835
=670  \\$aWandering games conference 2019 homepage viewed May 3, 2022 :$b(Walking Simulators -- the genre of videogame in which there are no points, goals, or win/loss conditions -- have for the last several years served as a catalyst for (sometimes furious) debates about anti-game aesthetics, changing gamer demographics, and the radical potential of poetic spatial storytelling in videogames. From Myst to Gone Home, The Path to The Stanley Parable, what began as the derogatory sneer "Walking Simulator" has become a catch-all term for games that are interested in alternative modes of expression, drawing together considerations of embodiment, environment, orientation, and community.  The conference will feature work that focuses on some aspect of wandering in games, as well as work that draws connections between games and traditions of walking thought in performance, philosophy, pilgrimage, and protest)
=688  \\$aEstablished September 2022.
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=150  \\$aTransgender people in mass media
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=670  \\$aWork cat: Trans identities in the French media, 2022:$bECIP summary (This collection of essays reflects on the questions of trans visibility and recognition in a French context through engagement in media analysis)$w(DLC)2022017890
=688  \\$aEstablished November 2022.
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=788  \2$ISearch also under the Medical Subject Headings used together in the same record:$aTransgender Persons$iand$aMass Media$5IEN-M

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=150  \\$aTraiteurs (Healers)
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=670  \\$aWork cat: Lançon, John A. Des remédes aux traiteurs,1986:$bp. 23 (a traiteur is an intermediary of God, who has the ability to treat illness by means of prayers or religious incantations)
=670  \\$aLouisiana folklife online, Aug. 10, 2022$b(French Louisiana traiteurs; [t]raiteurs, or "treaters" in English, are the traditional folk medicine healers of south Louisiana)
=670  \\$a64 parishes online, Aug. 10, 2022$b(traiteurs; healers draw on a folk tradition that dates to the eighteenth century and includes Creole, Native American, Cajun, and European influences; individuals who heal various ailments through the power of prayer, ritual gestures, and/or natural remedies)
=688  \\$aEstablished December 2022.
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=150  \\$aTea tourism
=550  \\$wg$aTourism
=670  \\$aWork cat: Routledge handbook of tea tourism, 2023$bECip abstract (The Routledge Handbook of Tea Tourism provides comprehensive and cutting-edge insights into global tea tourism. With contributions from leading scholars and experts across 19 countries, it demonstrates the interdisciplinary nature and breadth of topics associated with global tea tourism. Tea is deeply connected to tourism through both travel and consumption)$w(DLC)2022025508
=670  \\$aFinancial Express online, viewed 2022-10-31$bTitle (Tea meets travel: The culture of tea tourism)
=670  \\$aSencha Tea Bar online, viewed 2022-10-31$b(Tea tourism offers adventurers the opportunity to discover how tea is made while discovering new flavors. Tea tourism has exploded in the last few years...Tea tourism is still a developing industry. In general, India provides the most well-rounded tea tourism)
=670  \\$aNew York Times online, viewed 2022-11-10$b(The royal child, with tea; Where the water is soft and the tea is bold; In Dublin, tweaking a high tea)
=675  \\$aLeisure, Travel and Mass Culture web site
=688  \\$aEstablished March 2023.
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=150  \\$aTzeltal textile fabrics
=450  \\$aTextile fabrics, Tzeltal
=550  \\$wg$aTextile fabrics$zMexico
=670  \\$aWork cat: El arte textil maya en los Altos de Chiapas, 2020:$bpage 4 of cover (this book deals with the design and manufacturing of Maya, Tzotzil and Tzeltal fabrics)$w(DLC)2022377801
=688  \\$aEstablished December 2022.
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=150  \\$aTerrorism in social media
=550  \\$wg$aSocial media
=670  \\$aWork cat: Sharp, Cassandra. Hashtag jurisprudence, 2022:$bt.p. (terror and legality on Twitter) p. 4 of cover (illustrates the response of individuals to global terror events via social media; examines how social media has become the new forum for members of the public to express their opinions on current law and justice)$w(DLC)2022931093
=680  \\$iHere are entered works on the discussion of terrorism in social media.
=688  \\$aEstablished September 2022.
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=788  \2$ISearch also under the Medical Subject Headings used together in the same record:$aTerrorism$iand$aSocial Media$5IEN-M

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=150  \\$aOpen water swimming
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=550  \\$wg$aSwimming
=670  \\$aWork cat: Jones, A. Wild Swimming the River Wye :$bt.p. (wild swimming)
=670  \\$aCountryfile WWW site, viewed 7 September 2022$b(Wild or outdoor swimming ; is essentially swimming outdoors in natural spaces, such as rivers, lakes or the sea)
=670  \\$aMasterClass WWW site, viewed December 20, 2022:$bGuide to Open Water Swimming (Open water swimming, also known as wild swimming, is a form of swimming that takes place outdoors, in oceans, lakes, rivers, or other bodies of water.)
=688  \\$aEstablished December 2022.
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=150  \\$aWomen genocide survivors
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=670  \\$aWork cat: Semerdjian, Elyse. Remnants, 2023:$bpublisher's summary (... exploration of the Armenian genocide, told through the traces left in the memories and on the bodies of its women survivors)$w(DLC)2022048339
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=150  \\$aCyclotron radiation emission spectroscopy
=450  \\$aCRES (Cyclotron radiation emission spectroscopy)
=450  \\$aRadiation emission spectroscopy, Cyclotron
=550  \\$wg$aEmission spectroscopy
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Ashtari Esfahani, Ali. Constraining the neutrino mass using cyclotron radiation emission spectroscopy, 2020:$bp. 8 (Cyclotron Radiation Emission Spectroscopy (CRES); a technique for measuring relativistic electron's energy; the cyclotron frequency of an electron inside a magnetic field is used for measuring its kinetic energy)$w(OCoLC)1245873822
=670  \\$aAshtari Esfahani, Ali. Cyclotron radiation emission spectroscopy signal classification with machine learning in project 8, in New journal of physics, v. 22 (2020), article 033004, viewed online Oct. 14, 2022:$bp. 1 (The cyclotron radiation emission spectroscopy (CRES) technique pioneered by Project 8 measures electromagnetic radiation from individual electrons gyrating in a background magnetic field to construct a highly precise energy spectrum for beta decay studies and other applications; electromagnetic radiation from the cyclotron motion of individual electrons in a magnetic field B[superscript right arrow] is used to reconstruct an energy spectrum from the angular frequency)
=670  \\$aLaRoque, Benjamin Hines. Cyclotron radiation emission spectroscopy, 2017:$babstr. (new spectroscopy technique) pp. 14-15 (CRES; The core concept of CRES is that any charged particle in a magnetic field will move in a trajectory which circles the magnetic field lines (cyclotron motion), and that the acceleration of this circular motion results in the emission of electromagnetic radiation with precisely the cyclotron frequency)
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=150  \\$aSocial media and teenagers
=450  \\$aTeenagers and social media
=550  \\$wg$aTeenagers
=670  \\$aWork cat:Teens and social media, 2023:$b(Anthology of essays exploring the effect of social media on teens today)$w(DLC)2022021871
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=670  \\$aWork cat.: Out here : an anthology of takatāpui and LGBTQIA+ writers from Aotearoa, 2021:$bp. 7 (Although many other recent publications and articles have used "queer" in their titles, we ultimately opted for "Takatāpui" and "LGBTQIA+" to reflect Aotearoa's rainbow community as broadly as possible. However, in our introduction we're going to use the word "queer" for expediency and in keeping with its use in academic and critical texts)$w(OCoLC)1285508822
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=670  \\$aGSSO - the gender, sex, and sexual orientation ontology, Oct. 19, 2022$b(takatāpui. SN A Māori word meaning a devoted partner of the same sex. In modern terminology, a person who identifies as takatāpui is a Māori individual who is LGBTQIA+. Has synonym: takataapui)
=670  \\$aTakatāpui : a resource hub (Website), Oct. 19, 2022:$bhome page (Takatāpui is a traditional Māori term meaning "intimate companion of the same sex." It has been reclaimed to embrace all Māori who identify with diverse genders, sexualities and sex characteristics) Takatāpui: part of the Whānau (Takatāpui is a traditional term meaning "intimate companion of the same sex." It has been reclaimed to embrace all Māori who identify with diverse genders, sexualities and sex characteristics such as whakawāhine, tangata ira tāne, lesbian, gay, bisexual, trans, intersex and queer. All of these and more are included within Rainbow communities. Many takatāpui enjoy the love and support of their whānau (family), regardless of their gender identity or sexuality. Some whānau struggle. This can result in takatāpui being disconnected not only from their whānau, hapū and iwi but also from their Māori culture; Takatāpui often have to choose between being Māori and prioritising our gender, sexuality or sex characteristics. Claiming takatāpui enables us to bring all of the parts of ourselves together - to be all of who we are)
=670  \\$aWikipedia, Sept. 28, 2022$b(Takatāpui (also spelled takataapui) is a Te Reo Māori (Māori language) term, which is used in a similar way to LGBTQI+. Takatāpui can also refer to an individual who is SOGIE diverse. When speaking te reo Māori, LGBTQI+ people of any culture are referred to as Takatāpui. In English, a takatāpui person is a Māori individual who is gay, lesbian, bisexual, or transgender (LGBT); an umbrella term to build solidarity among sexuality and gender minorities within Māori communities)
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=670  \\$aSupporting gender identity and sexual orientation diversity in K-12 schools, 2021:$bsummary from publisher ("research on equitable education of gender minority and sexual minority children, youth, and families")$w(DLC)2020024318
=670  \\$aCultural issues in play therapy, 2021:$bsummary from publisher ("Chapters on working with children of color, LGBT children and adolescents...")$w(DLC)2021014449
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=670  \\$aWork cat.: This Arab is queer : an anthology by LGBTQ+ Arab writers, 2022:$bp. 8 (LGBTQ+ Arabs) p. 9 (queer Arabs)$w(OCoLC)1286792340
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=670  \\$aWork cat: Sport, identity and inclusion in Europe : the experiences of LGBT people in sport, 2022.$w(DLC)2022002617
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=670  \\$aWork cat: Dzherson, Valentina. Gina Gerson, 2020:$bchapter title (working as a webcam model)$w(DLC) 2020946169
=670  \\$aWake, Elliot. Cam girl, 2015.$w(DLC) 2015028559
=670  \\$aSenft, Theresa M. Camgirls, 2008.$w(DLC) 2008022589
=670  \\$aWikipedia, viewed 15 August, 2022$b(A webcam model (colloquial gender-neutral: cammodel; female: camgirl; male: camboy) is a video performer who streams on the Internet with a live webcam broadcast. A webcam model often performs erotic acts online, such as stripping, masturbation, or sex acts in exchange for money, goods, or attention. They may also sell videos of their performances.)
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=450  \\$aRecreation and social distancing (Public health)
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=670  \\$aWork cat: Transforming leisure in the pandemic, 2023:$bSummary from publisher (This is the first book to critically explore international leisure during the COVID-19 pandemic. It analyses the ways in which the pandemic has impacted upon our leisure practices and our leisure lives, focusing on three key spaces - public, private and digital. The book seeks to understand how changes in leisure have led to transformations in the ways we have had to 'do' and 'redo' activities, such as incorporating digitalisation and distancing measures, as well as dealing with restrictions on social interaction, gatherings, and cultural activities. It presents a series of case studies covering topics as diverse as music festivals, theatre on-screen, walking, static cycling, smartphone use, holidays, and the 'lockdown leisure' of pre-school children, including people across the life course, from young children to older retired people. The book discusses changes in patterns of behaviour, leisure experiences and leisure environments worldwide, and critically re-evaluates what leisure is and what it means in contemporary societies. It illustrates both the significant impact the pandemic has had on leisure and the important role leisure plays in helping support and maintain individual and community well-being.)$w(DLC)2022035903
=670  \\$aTaylor and Francis online homepage www, viewed October 7, 2022:$bOutdoorification of sports and recreation: a leisure transformation under the COVID-19 pandemic in Sweden Susanna Hedenborg, Peter Fredman, Andreas Skriver Hansen, & Daniel Wolf-Watz (Following the outbreak of the COVID-19 pandemic, most European countries imposed lockdowns, whereas Sweden introduced soft restrictions. Sports and physical activity could continue if conducted 'safely' and outdoor activities were even promoted if restrictions on the number of participants were not violated. The aim of this article is to demonstrate how the pandemic led to transitions and transformations of typical indoor sports activities to the outdoors and to outdoor recreation, or what we call an outdoorification process of sports and recreation, and how the changes were perceived by the population. Sweden is used as a case study. The inquiry is based on three studies involving more than 100 semi-structured interviews, two national questionnaire surveys and a regional-based PPGIS study. Based on the results, we argue that the outdoorification process is likely to influence how sport and recreation is understood and practiced also in the years after the pandemic.)
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=150  \\$aWhite supremacy (Social structure)
=550  \\$wg$aRace relations
=550  \\$wg$aPower (Social sciences)
=670  \\$aWork cat: Thompson, C.P. The making of American Whiteness, 2023$b(summary: "And just as the system of White supremacy was the principal framework that fueled the transatlantic slave trade, it likewise was the framework that drove the organization of civil society in Virginia, including the organization and structure of the colony's laws, social, political, and economic policies as well as its system of governance. The book shows what Whiteness looked like in everyday life in the early seventeenth century, in a way eerily prescient to Whiteness today")$w(OCoLC)1342509313
=670  \\$aEncyclopedia of Race and Racism, 2013$b("White supremacy is the ideology that whites are superior to people of other races and thus should have power over them. As early as the fifteenth century, during the period of European exploration and conquest, Europeans established a social hierarchy by which people having the whitest skin, fairest eyes, and straightest hair were physically, intellectually, and morally superior to others who lacked these features. As Europeans expanded their control over the world through imperialism and colonialism, they dominated and exploited people of color. Europeans also developed a worldwide system of white privilege. An essential aspect of white supremacy during these time periods was the ability to create separation among oppressed peoples so they could not unite against Europeans to alleviate their conditions")
=670  \\$aMerriam-Webster website, 14 Oct. 2022$b(white supremacy: (1) the belief that the white race is inherently superior to other races and that white people should have control over people of other races; (2) the social, economic, and political systems that collectively enable white people to maintain power over people of other races)
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=670  \\$aWork cat.: Barbed wire and rice : poems and songs from Japanese prisoner-of-war camps, ©2016, via Project MUSE, viewed Aug. 1, 2022$b(writings by American prisoners of war held in Japanese camps in the Philippines during WW II) p. xi (written by men who were confined in Japanese prison camps during World War II and, with few exceptions, served on either Bataan or Corregidor in the defense of the Philippines against the Japanese aggressors who invaded the Islands immediately after the sneak attack on Pearl Harbor)$w(OCoLC)32192073
=670  \\$aVoigtländer, Lutz. Vom Leben und Überleben in Gefangenschaft : Selbstzeugnisse von Kriegsgefangenen, 1757 bis 1814, 2005$b(translation of title: Of life and survival in captivity : testimonies of prisoners of war, 1757 to 1814)$w(OCoLC)75252060
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=670  \\$aWork cat: Noer, O. J. Fungicides for dollar spot, 1944.
=670  \\$aWikipedia website, viewed October 21, 2022:$bDollar spot (fungal disease of turfgrass caused by the four species in the genus Clarireedia, in the family Rutstroemiaceae; the official taxonomic designation of the causal agent has been controversial; in 1946 the pathogen previously known as Sclerotinia homoeocarpa is not part of the genus Sclerotinia; in 2018 DNA sequencing was used to analyze the causal agent and a new genus, Clarireedia, was created to accommodate the pathogen; dollar spot is one of the most economically important turfgrass diseases)$uhttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dollar_spot
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=670  \\$aWork cat.: Klco, Natalie. Calculating nature naturally, 2020:$babstr. (computation imprints the precisely-known isolated Hamiltonian of a distributed computational framework with a conjecture of the universe's Hamiltonian to calculate the physical implications of a proposed theoretical design. In this way, physics is able to connect theory and experiment, even in non-perturbative physical regimes eluding analytic solution) p. 3 (Since the early days of computational development, curiosities have grown about the relation between computation and physics--both how the laws of physics limited computational capacity and how computational design could inspire the development of physical law) ResearchWorks Archive subject keywords (Computational physics)$w(OCoLC)1245873089
=670  \\$aInstitute of Physics Computational Physics Group website, Oct. 24, 2022:$bhome page (computational physics, which is broadly defined as the science of using computers to: support physics research; help find solutions to physical problems)
=670  \\$aLiden, Daniel. What is computational physics?, via All the science website, Oct. 24, 2022$b(Computational physics is a field that utilizes both existing physics formulas and numerical algorithms to make large-scale calculations with computers that would be extremely time consuming and tedious to perform by hand. Essentially, it is a branch of physics that is concerned with making mathematical models and solutions by using computers and programming. The mathematical models that physicists aim to create often involve vast amounts of information that require very powerful computers to process)
=680  \\$iHere are entered works on the use of computers and computational tools and methods in physics. Works on the use of mathematical tools and methods in physics are entered under$aMathematical physics.
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=670  \\$aWork cat: Ruiz, I. Peep show, 2021:$bp. 20 (during the process of researching and writing these essays, I have tried to understand how a medium that possesses a realist prestige--such as photography--has reacted in the face of the enslaving wave of violence that was exacerbated by the declaration of war on drug traffic by former president Felipe Calderón) p. 4 of cover (abject images emanating from a ceaseless violence in this country ... such images collapse the the gaze but at the same time provoke a more complex imaginary that allows us to approach with a certain lucidity the deterioration that violence has inflicted on our gaze)$w(DLC)2021398304
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=670  \\$aWork cat: From whispers to shouts, 2022:$bECIP summary from publisher ("Whispers to Shouts examines public perception of cancer through stories in newspapers and magazines, social media, and popular culture")$w(DLC)2022015190
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=670  \\$aWork cat: Senn, Bryan, 1962-, Ski films, 2022$bECIP summary ("This first ever critical history of skiing in film chronicles a century of alpine cinema, with production information and stories and quotes from directors, actors and stuntmen.")$w(DLC)2022016571
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=670  \\$aWork cat: Comic drunks, crazy cults, and lovable monsters, 2022:$bCIP summary (... explores the ways in which social imaginaries related to "bad behavior" have been humorously exploited over the years through his examination of a broad range of network and cable TV shows across the history of the medium)$w(DLC)2022023072
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=150  \\$aMobile reproductive health clinics
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=550  \\$wg$aReproductive health services
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Taqyīm khidmāt tanẓīm al-usrah, 2019:$bv. 1, t.p. (al-ʻIyādāt al-mutanaqqilah (mobile clinics); volume deals with mobile birth control clinics in Egypt)$w(DLC)2020358866
=670  \\$aMobile reproductive health clinics, via County health rankings & roadmaps website, Oct. 10, 2022$b(mobile reproductive health clinics are medically equipped vans with clinicians that offer reproductive health services, such as pregnancy tests, prenatal and postpartum care, gynecological exams, sexually transmitted infection (STI) screenings, health education, and referrals to social services)
=670  \\$aMobile reproductive health clinics, via Economic mobility catalog website, Oct. 10, 2022$b(medically equipped vans with clinicians that offer reproductive health services; the primary goal is to provide care to people who would not be able access health services otherwise)
=670  \\$aMobile reproductive health clinics make motherhood safer in remote Lao villages, via United Nations Population Fund website, Oct. 10, 2022$b(article discusses the impact of mobile reproductive health clinics in villages in Saravan Province, Laos)
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=670  \\$aWork cat: Knight, Anna. They get your highs (I get your lows), 2021:$bp. 1 ("It is a story about being married, for 24 years, to an alcoholic, Type 1 Manic Bipolar rapid cycle ADHD, narcissistic personality disorder.")$w(DLC)2022362550
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=150  \\$aMemory disorders in art
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Cox, T. A. This is pretty much the story of our family, 2018:$b(an artists' book) colophon (chronicles the physical and emotional effects of memory loss)
=688  \\$aEstablished November 2022.
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=150  \\$aMedicine and music
=450  \\$aMusic and medicine
=550  \\$wg$aMusic
=670  \\$aWork cat: Levy, Robert I. Music and medicine, 2018:$b(essays on the interplay of music and medicine; music is relevant to medicine because the humanities make one more sensitive to the needs of others; appreciation of music can enrich and deepen knowledge of the history of medicine and allied sciences; essays on the ways that composers' medical problems affected their music)$w(DLC)2021392171
=688  \\$aEstablished November 2022.
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=150  \\$aIon traps
=450  \\$aTraps, Ion
=550  \\$wg$aPhysical instruments
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Lilieholm, Jennifer Flora. Experiments with trapped ions : entanglement, novel traps, and quantum jumps, 2020:$babstr. (a novel parabolic mirror ion trap; We measured the trap to have a light collection efficiency of 39%, nearly an order of magnitude higher than the light collection of ion traps utilizing standard collection optics)$w(OCoLC)1245873833
=670  \\$aWikipedia, Oct. 24, 2022:$bIon trap (An ion trap is a combination of electric or magnetic fields used to capture charged particles--known as ions--often in a system isolated from an external environment. Ion traps have a number of scientific uses such as mass spectrometry, basic physics research, and controlling quantum states. The two most common types of ion trap are the Penning trap, which forms a potential via a combination of electric and magnetic fields, and the Paul trap which forms a potential via a combination of static and oscillating electric fields)
=670  \\$aIon trap - an overview, via ScienceDirect, Oct. 24, 2022$b(Ion traps, also referred to as quadrupole ion traps, trap and store ions in an orbital motion within the ion trap and eject ions for detection; Ion trap mass analyzers use a combination of electric or magnetic fields to capture or "trap" ions inside the mass analyzer. There are multiple configurations of ion traps including 3D ion traps (the Paul ion trap), a linear ion trap (2D trap), and electrostatic trap (Orbitrap), or a magnetic field-based trap (ion cyclotron resonance); Ion trap structures are usually installed in a high-vacuum enclosure to minimize collisions with background gas. Ions are often loaded by transmitting a beam of neutral atoms of the desired element and an ionizing electron beam through the trap simultaneously. When the atoms are ionized inside the trapping zone, the resulting ions can be trapped)
=670  \\$aDictionary.com, Oct. 24, 2022$b(ion trap: noun, Physics. any device used to prevent ions in an electron beam from striking other apparatus, especially in mass spectrometry.)
=670  \\$aCollins English dictionary online, Oct. 24, 2022$b(ion trap: a combination of electric or magnetic fields used to capture charged particles)
=670  \\$aQuantiki website, Oct. 24, 2022$b(Ion traps. Ions, or charged atomic particles, can be confined and suspended in free space using electromagnetic fields. Qubits are stored in stable electronic states of each ion, and quantum information can be processed and transferred through the collective quantized motion of the ions in the trap (interacting through the Coulomb force); Ion traps were first invented in the 1960's by Wolfgang Paul and Hans Dehmelt (who received the Nobel Prize in 1989 for their work). The idea is that since a charged particle can not be confined in three dimensional space using static electric fields, an electric field oscillating at radio frequency (RF) is applied instead, forming a potential with the shape of a saddle spinning at the RF frequency. The ions, interacting with this oscillating potential over time, end up trapped in the middle of the saddle potential)
=688  \\$aEstablished March 2023.
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=150  \\$aManuscripts, Sui
=450  \\$aSui manuscripts
=670  \\$aWork cat: Qing hua da xue guan cang Shui shu wen xian shi ben jie du = The Translation and Annotation of Ten Shuishu Classics Collected in Tsinghua University Library, 2018$b(provides a study of Sui texts, and contains pictures of the original Sui manuscripts)$w(DLC)2018368987
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=150  \\$aStevedores' writings
=450  \\$aWritings of stevedores
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=688  \\$aEstablished November 2022.
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=150  \\$aLichens in art
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Greenwood, A. Enmeshed, 2020$b(an artist's book comprised of illustrations and poetry about lichens)$w(OCoLC)1300235283
=688  \\$aEstablished November 2022.
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=150  \\$aRealia (Library materials)
=450  \\$aArtifacts, Three-dimensional (Library materials)
=450  \\$aNaturally occurring objects (Library materials)
=450  \\$aObjects, Naturally occurring (Library materials)
=450  \\$aObjects, Three-dimensional (Library materials)
=450  \\$aThree-dimensional artifacts (Library materials)
=450  \\$aThree-dimensional objects (Library materials)
=550  \\$wg$aNonbook materials
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Best practices for cataloging objects using RDA and MARC21, 2020:$bp. 13 (best practices for cataloging realia and other objects; "Other objects" may include models, toys, replicas, 2D or 3D games, etc.) p. 17 (Realia: All naturally occurring objects and any other three-dimensional item made or modified by humans that does not fit into any of the other categories [Art original; Art reproduction; Diorama; Game; Microscope slide; Model; Toy]. Use for machines, stitchery, clothing, rubber stamps, templates, pattern stencils, alphabets for lettering, shapes for flowcharts, jewelry, pottery, musical instruments, fabrics, tools, utensils, sea shells, rocks, holograms, and furniture)$w(OCoLC)1343546700
=670  \\$aRDA toolkit, Sept. 7, 2022:$bRDA glossary (object: A carrier type that consists of a three-dimensional artifact, a replica of an artifact, or a naturally-occurring object; object work: A work that is realized as a tactile three-dimensional form or a three-dimensional form)
=670  \\$aMARC 21 Bibliographic Format, via WWW, Sept. 7, 2022:$b008 - Visual Materials > 008/33 - Type of visual material (Realia: Includes 1) all other three-dimensional items not covered by the other codes (e.g., clothing, stitchery, fabrics, tools, utensils), and 2) naturally occurring objects; Other codes for Art original; Art reproduction; Diorama; Filmstrip; Game; Picture; Graphic; Technical drawing; Motion picture; Chart; Flash card; Microscope slide; Model; Slide; Transparency; Videorecording; Toy; Other)
=670  \\$aReitz, J.M. Online dictionary for library and information science, viewed Sept. 7, 2022$b(object: In AACR2, a three-dimensional artifact, replica of an artifact, or naturally occurring entity. In the British list of general material designations, the term also includes dioramas, games, microscope slides, models, and realia; realia: Three-dimensional objects from real life, whether man-made (artifacts, tools, utensils, etc.) or naturally occurring (specimens, samples, etc.), usually borrowed, purchased, or received as gifts by a library for use in classroom instruction or in exhibits. Archival and manuscript collections often receive items of memorabilia such as jewelry, leather goods, needlework, etc., in connection with gifts of personal papers. In AACR2, the term is added inside square brackets [realia] as a general material designation following the title proper in the bibliographic description. Compare with replica; replica: A reproduction or copy of a work of art, especially one made by the artist who created the original or produced under the artist's supervision. In a more general sense, any very close reproduction or copy of an object, especially one made on a smaller scale than the original. Synonymous with doublette. Compare with facsimile and realia)
=670  \\$aArt & architecture thesaurus online, Sept. 7, 2022$b(realia. SN Generally, refers to all physical objects or physical phenomena not produced by humans. The universe of physical objects is often divided into realia, which are naturally occurring objects and phenomena, and "artifacts," which are human-made objects and phenomena. Specifically, in library classification systems, realia are physical objects that are not the books, periodicals, or sound recordings typically cataloged by libraries. Specifically, in education, realia are objects from nature, home, or otherwise from real life that are used in classroom instruction. BT object genres (object classifications))
=670  \\$aMerriam-Webster dictionary online, Sept. 7, 2022$b(realia: objects or activities used to relate classroom teaching to the real life especially of peoples studied; Realia, was first used in the late 19th century, and is still mostly used in the classroom by teachers, especially foreign language teachers. It is also used in library cataloguing (in reference to such bizarre things as an author's hair and teeth donated posthumously) and occasionally finds its way into other contexts as well)
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=150  \\$aLibraries and social media
=450  \\$aSocial media and libraries
=550  \\$wg$aSocial media
=670  \\$aWork cat: Research anthology on applying social networking strategies to classrooms and libraries, 2022$w(DLC)2022030171
=688  \\$aEstablished February 2023.
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=150  \\$aMeaningful learning
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=670  \\$aWork cat: Multifaceted analysis of sustainable strategies and tactics in education, c2023:$bPage 43 (The concept of meaningful learning is consistent with constructivism where students build their knowledge with their experiences by making meaningful connections between new experiences and content already acquired. In meaningful learning, students use their knowledge to learn new concepts and solve problems and transfer their knowledge to new situations and problems. Students learn meaningfully when they relate new knowledge to existing knowledge. It is a process of relating the new information with the concepts already contained in the cognitive structure (Dahar, 2011). For meaningful learning to occur, new concepts must be integrated into the existing knowledge structure, connecting existing concepts with the new knowledge (Fletcher, & Chróinín, 2021; Bao, Koenig, 2019).) Page 82 (There is no homogeneous, uniform approach to teaching and learning that has been nurtured with complementary theories and their applications that provide a rationale for the promotion of academic and social skills that contribute to meaningful learning, such as the development of social cooperation and communication (Sharan, 2015). Hanani (2020) explores the meaningful learning of the millennial generation that provides students with the formation of creative, critical and innovative thinking skills and that can be achieved by various methods, including active learning, collaborative learning, cooperative learning, problem-based learning, etc.)$w(DLC) 2022039949
=670  \\$aPurdue University homepage, viewed September 14, 2022:$b(Meaningful learning refers to the concept that the learned knowledge (lets say a fact) is fully understood by the individual and that the individual knows how that specific fact relates to other stored facts (stored in your brain that is). For understanding this concept, it is good to contrast meaningful learning with the much less desirable, rote learning. )
=670  \\$aAPA Dictionary of Psychology homepage, viewed September 14, 2022:$b(meaningful learning - learning new material or information by relating it to the learner's experience or existing knowledge base, as contrasted with the rote learning of material that has less relevance. See also readiness.)
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=670  \\$aWork cat: Globallashuv va milliĭ-maʺnaviĭ khavfsizlik : (siësiĭ-falsafiĭ taḣlil), 2013:$bpages following page 8 (the book describes role of a national security in era of globalization)$w(DLC) 2014458034
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=670  \\$aWork cat: Género y sexualidad en disputa : desigualdades en el derecho a decidir sobre el propio cuerpo desde el campo médico, 2021:$bt.p. ([cataloger's translation] Gender and sexuality in dispute : inequalities in the right to decide about one's own body from the medical field) p. 7 (The right to decide about one's own body has its antecedents in one of the main demands of the feminist movement of the seventies of the last century ... "My body is my own." Since then ... women who embody different structural inequalities, as well as LGBT+ people, have articulated a place of both enunciation and politicization based on that right. Thus they demand that the state recognize and guarantee the autonomy defined by deciding about one's own body, which is not restricted to the reproductive sphere)$w(DLC)2021398745
=670  \\$aCambridge dictionary of Christian theology, 2011, via WWW, viewed May 31, 2022:$bunder Abortion (Abortion is one of today's most contested moral issues, with many anti-abortionists taking an absolutist stand on the basis of the sanctity of innocent human life and the personhood of the unborn child, and many feminists taking an opposing stand on the basis of a woman's right to choose and her right to personal bodily autonomy)
=670  \\$aCambridge dictionary of philosophy, 2015, via WWW, viewed May 31, 2022:$bunder Moral status (the well-known bodily autonomy argument in defense of abortion, articulated by Thomson, does not deny that the fetus is a moral patient, but insists that her/his/its claims are limited by the pregnant woman's prior claim to control her bodily destiny)
=670  \\$aGriffin, G. Dictionary of gender studies, 2017, via WWW, viewed May 31, 2022:$bunder Rape (One of the demands of the second women's liberation movement concerned women's right to bodily autonomy and therefore that women should not have to perform sex on demand within marriage)
=670  \\$aMy body is my own, 2022, via WWW, viewed May 31, 2022:$bp. 4-5 (Each of us has a right to bodily autonomy and should therefore have the power to make our own choices about our bodies, and to have those choices supported by everyone around us, and by our societies at large. ... Through our leadership in the new Generation Equality Action Coalition on Bodily Autonomy and Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights, and through this edition of the State of World Population, UNFPA is highlighting why bodily autonomy is a universal right that must be upheld) p. 17-18 (... the word "bodily" has been joined with "autonomy" to create a term with a broad and sometimes ambiguous meaning. It is used today by advocates, activists and human rights experts surrounding issues related to sexuality, health, reproductive rights, sexual orientation, gender identity, transactional sex, surrogacy, disability status, abortion and more. The term gained further prominence in 2019, when governments, civil society organizations, academics and members of the private sector came together for the Nairobi Summit on ICPD25, where they pledged to finally achieve all the goals set out in the ICPD Programme of Action. ... While the term has become part of the vernacular of the feminist and sexual and reproductive health and rights movements, it continues to elude simple definition and easy measurement)
=670  \\$aMyers, J. Historical dictionary of the lesbian and gay liberation movements, 2013, via WWW, viewed May 31, 2022:$bunder Abortion rights movement (The initial movement to secure and then protect the right to abortion for women; this right is part of women's bodily autonomy)
=670  \\$aOxford encyclopedia of the Islamic world, 2022, via WWW, viewed May 31, 2022:$bunder Sexual rights in Muslim societies (On the annual 9 November CSBR "One Day One Struggle" (ODOS) campaign, member organizations and supporters hold simultaneous demonstrations and activities relevant to sexual rights issues on their national and local agendas, [including] for instance in 2017 ... bodily autonomy and self-expression in Kyrgyzstan [etc.])
=670  \\$aSAGE encyclopedia of trans studies, 2021, via WWW, viewed May 31, 2022:$bunder Citizenship (intimate citizenship, which emphasizes the importance of bodily autonomy and the right to relationships and sexual expressions with chosen people) under Planned Parenthood, trans inclusion (SisterSong, the Women of Color Reproductive Justice Collective, defines the reproductive justice framework as "the human right to maintain personal bodily autonomy, have children, not have children, and parent the children we have in safe and sustainable communities") under Gender on legal documents (General medical requirements demand that one undergoes genital surgery, sterilization, and/or hormone therapy as a precondition for recognition. Even though some trans people desire these procedures, requiring medical intervention for legal recognition reflects a grave breach of the right to bodily autonomy) under interACT: Advocates for Intersex Youth (Rapporteur released a report ... calling on states to repeal laws that allowed for nonconsensual medical procedures, including childhood genital-normalizing surgery. Since then, multiple international human rights bodies and U.S.-based LGBTQ+ and medical groups have echoed the call to protect intersex bodily autonomy)
=670  \\$aUtter, G.H. The gun debate, 2016, via WWW, viewed May 31, 2022:$bunder Constitutional Accountability Center (an individual's right to bear arms, which the organization understands as part of a right to bodily autonomy)
=670  \\$aPolitical quarterly, April-June 2022, via WWW, viewed Sept. 16, 2022:$bp. 342 (Libertarian ideas of self-ownership and the priority of bodily autonomy have featured prominently in the political debate over vaccination programmes and the justifiability or otherwise of restricting the liberty of the unvaccinated. ... Right-libertarianism asserts the absolute priority of a right of self-ownership and of bodily autonomy. Is that a consistent and sound basis for the claim that vaccination mandates or restrictions on the unvaccinated or even the promotion of vaccinations are violations of freedom?)
=670  \\$aJournal of medical ethics, 2019, via WWW, viewed Sept. 16, 2022$b(Psychiatric inpatients with capacity may be treated paternalistically under the Mental Health Act 1983. This violates bodily autonomy and causes potentially significant harm to health and moral status, both of which may be long-lasting. I suggest that such harms may extend to killing moral persons through the impact of psychotropic drugs on psychological connectedness)
=670  \\$aHealth and human rights journal, 2021 Jun, via WWW, viewed Sept. 16, 2022$b(Clarification is needed as to whether a mandatory vaccination program for COVID-19 is constitutional--in other words, whether it is compatible with the Brazilian Federal Constitution, the highest law in Brazil. ... The nonconsensual administration of medical treatment raises difficult legal issues, as it is a serious interference with human rights such as the right to bodily autonomy)
=675  \\$aEncyclopedia of human rights, 2009, via WWW, searched May 31, 2022
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=670  \\$aWork cat: Ostodes strigatus, 2020:$bp. 5 (tropical ground dwelling snail in the family Poteriidae, occurs solely on the island of Tutuila in American Samoa ... family Poteriidae ... genus Ostodes) p. 16 (member of the superfamily Cyclophoroidea and the family Neocyclotidae (=Poteriidae))$w(OCoLC)1295620665
=670  \\$aCatalogue of Life, ITIS Species 2000, Apr. 11, 2022:$b(Ostodes strigatus (A. Gould, 1847); synonyms and combinations: Cyclostoma strigatum, Cyclostoma albida, Ostodes albidus; genus: Ostodes; family: Neocyclotidae; order: Architaenioglossa)
=670  \\$aMolluscaBase, Apr. 11, 2022:$bSearch taxa > Ostodes strigatus (orig. name: Cyclostoma strigatum; synonymised names: Cyclostoma albida, Ostodes albidus; Ostodes (Genus); Neocyclotidae (Family); Architaenioglossa (Order))
=670  \\$aField Museum website, Apr. 11, 2022:$bMenu > Research & Collections > Animals > Search the Zoological Collection > Search Taxonomy > search "Ostodes strigatus" > IRN: 171178 (scientific name: Ostodes strigatus (Gould, 1847); genus: Ostodes; family: Neocyclotidae)
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=670  \\$aWork cat: Ostodes strigatus, 2020:$bp. 5 (family Poteriidae (=Neocyclotidae), consists of tropical land snails throughout Central America, the northern end of South America, and the South Pacific) p. 16 (family Neocyclotidae (=Poteriidae))$w(OCoLC)1295620665
=670  \\$aCatalogue of Life, ITIS Species 2000, Apr. 12, 2022:$b(Neocyclotidae (Kobelt & Möllendorff, 1897)--accepted family; order: Architaenioglossa; class: Gastropoda)
=670  \\$aMolluscaBase, Apr. 12, 2022:$bSearch taxa > Neocyclotidae Kobelt & Möllendorff, 1897 (synonymised names: Dicristidae (Golikov & Starobogatov, 1975); Neocyclotidae (Family); Architaenioglossa (Order); Gastropoda (Class))
=670  \\$aWikipedia, Apr. 12, 2022:$bNeocyclotidae (in the informal group Architaenioglossa) Poteriidae (Neocyclotidae, redirected from Poteriidae)
=670  \\$aBouchet, Philippe. Classification and nomenclator of gastropod families, 2005:$bp. 248 (Family Neocyclotidae Kobelt & Möllendorff, 1897)
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=670  \\$aCatalogue of Life, ITIS Species 2000, Apr. 12, 2022:$b(Ostodes (A. Gould, 1862)--accepted genus; family: Neocyclotidae; order: Architaenioglossa; class: Gastropoda)
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=150  \\$aNoir fiction, Scandinavian
=450  \\$aScandinavian noir fiction
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=670  \\$aWork cat: The Scandinavian invasion, 2022:$bECIP galley (The book's focus thus remains deliberately broad, with a diverse range of essays providing snapshots of what Nordic Noir has been in the past, what it has since become, and where it may be heading in the future)$w(DLC)2022032211
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=150  \\$aNukna fiction
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=670  \\$aWork cat: Nukna ámna náráwa yan me bingnga, 2006:$btitle page (Nukna story book; collection of stories written in the Nukna language)
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=670  \\$aWork cat: Representing Latina/x reproductive decision making, 2022:$b( How can popular culture contribute to the destigmatization of reproductive decisions like abortion? How can popular culture correct misinformation and misunderstanding about Latina/x stories surrounding reproductive decisions? What do these representations in theater and in the small screen mean for Latina/x popular culture? The texts I discuss examine the representation of Latina reproductive decision making in Latina theater, television, film, and visual art.4 This project documents how Latinas in theater, on the small screen, and through visual art build narratives and worlds that reaffirm or defy what Latina reproductive decision-making looks or sounds like. These cultural products present varying perspectives of reproductive decision-making such as desiring motherhood or choosing abortion. For this project, reproductive decision making involves any decision about a woman's sexuality, fertility, or reproductive system (Redshaw & Martin, 2011). The nature of reproductive decision-making instances in these cultural texts brings with it related social and biological constraints such as class, gender, and sex)$w(DLC)2022024582
=680  \\$iHere are entered works on the representation of family planning in popular culture.
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=150  \\$aAesthetics in popular culture
=550  \\$wg$aPopular culture
=680  \\$iHere are entered works on the representation of aesthetics in popular culture.
=670  \\$aWork cat: Microdystopias, 2023:$bECIP galley (As the essays in this volume demonstrate, aesthetics plays a particularly central and complex role in mediating as well as disrupting the parameters of dystopian emergences; fiction, tv shows, films, video games and music are discussed)$w(DLC)2022041227
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=150  \\$aElectroencephalography in mass media
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=670  \\$aWork cat: Brainmedia, 2022:$b(a characterization of the present as a "brain culture" or "neuroculture": a present in which the brain makes striking appearances in popular media, in which brains are increasingly equated with the "self'," and in which the brain sciences are attributed a remarkable explanatory power for complex phenomena; EEG feedback circuits around 1970; "brain-to-brain" art-science installation works between 2013-2019; examine practices and imaginaries that shaped and enacted the idea of perceiving the live brain. Particularly ... the way new approaches to technical and broadcast media and new ideas of mediation undergirded different imaginaries of seeing the brain in action)$w(DLC)2021060469
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=670  \\$aWork cat.: Natsir, M. Eksistensi kesenian gandut di Kalimantan Selatan, 2018:$bsummary (Gandut is a traditional dance of Banjar people that originated from Pandahan Village, Tapin Tengah District, Tapin Regency, Kalimantan Selatan Province, Indonesia; also called bagandut; in terms of historical context, there are two versions of how gandut developed, the first version believed that gandut was born and developed within the commoners of Banjar people, the other version believed the dance was initially only played in the royal palace and began more familiar for commoners in the 1860s; gandut enjoyed its heyday in the 1960s-1970s and faced a decline in the mid-1970s due to political upheaval in the country and also because gandut was considered to be contrary to the principle of religion)$w(DLC)2020311239
=670  \\$aWarisan budaya tak benda Indonesia website, viewed October 11, 2022:$b(Gandut or bagandut dance has four variants, which are mangandangan, mandung-mandung, gandut manunggul, and gandut karuncungan; the dance is performed by women, they try to attract the audience to join the dance, and those who participate usually put money in sasanggan, a bowl-like container made of brass, as a form of appreciating the dancers)
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=670  \\$aWork cat: Report on the progress of recovery strategy implementation for the pugnose shiner (Notropis anogenus) in Canada for the period 2012 to 2017, 2022.
=670  \\$aITIS website, August 15, 2022:$b(Notropis anogenus, Common name - pugnose shiner; Genus - Notropis, Family - Cyprinidae, Order - Cypriniformes, Class - Teleostei, Phylum - Chordata, Kingdom - Animalia)
=670  \\$aNatureServe Explorer website, August 15, 2022:$b(Notropis anogenus, Pugnose shiner; Genus - Notropis, Family - Cyprinidae, Order - Cypriniformes, Class - Actinopterygii, Phylum - Craniata, Kingdom - Animalia)
=670  \\$aFishBase website, August 15, 2022:$b(Notropis anogenus, Pugnose shiner; Actinopteri (ray-finned fishes), Cypriniformes (Carps), Leuciscidae (Minnows), Pogonichthyinae)
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=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aCrime in video games
=550  \\$wg$aVideo games
=550  \\$aViolence in video games
=670  \\$aWork cat: Levan, K., Crime, punishment, and video games, 2022$w2022037113
=688  \\$aEstablished February 2023.
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=788  \2$ISearch also under the Medical Subject Headings used together in the same record:$aCrime$iand$aVideo Games$5IEN-M

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=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC$dDLC
=150  \\$aCOVID-19 Pandemic, 2020- , in motion pictures
=550  \\$wg$aMotion pictures
=670  \\$aWork cat: Are we living in a disaster movie? 2022:$b( ..., I endeavored to explore the similarities between the genre conventions set forth in the mainstream disaster movie and the commonalities in the trajectory thus far of the global battle with the COVID-19 pandemic. I posited, and still believe, that the life cycle of the COVID-19 pandemic paralleled a real-life disaster movie. When and how were certain fictional generic benchmarks hit in reality during the course of the pandemic, and furthermore, what could the conventions of the disaster subgenre inform us as to how the true-life narrative surrounding the pandemic might eventualize? If we were, in fact, living in a disaster movie, then surely a member of the generic canon would be able to offer some insight into this troubling scenario and how it might play out)$w(DLC)2022031087
=688  \\$aEstablished March 2023.
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=750  \2$81$wb$iBroader mapping$aMotion Pictures$0(DNLM)D009040$4BM$5IEN-M
=788  \2$ISearch also under the Medical Subject Headings used together in the same record:$aCOVID-19$iand$aMotion Pictures$5IEN-M

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=150  \\$aYouth in conservation of natural resources
=550  \\$wg$aConservation of natural resources
=670  \\$aWork cat: Songkhlā sō̜ngsǣng, 2014-$bv. 1, summary (youth participation in conservation of natural resources)$w(DLC)2019339928
=680  \\$iHere are entered works on the participation of youth in the conservation of natural resources.
=688  \\$aEstablished March 2023.
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=750  \2$81$wb$iBroader mapping$aAdolescent$0(DNLM)D000293$4BM$5IEN-M
=788  \2$ISearch also under the Medical Subject Headings used together in the same record:$aConservation of Natural Resources$iand$aAdolescent$5IEN-M

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=150  \\$aSoftware container technologies
=450  \\$aSoftware containerization technologies
=550  \\$wg$aComputer systems
=670  \\$aWork cat:Hohn, Alan. The book of Kubernetes : a hands-on deep dive into container technology, 2023:$bgalley (With so many modern applications running at large scale, it can be easy to forget that a lot of hard work goes into architecting, building, deploying, and maintaining applications of this caliber, whether the scale it's designed for is thousands, millions, or billions of users. Our job in this chapter is to identify what we need from our application platform to run a scalable, reliable application, and to see how containerization and Kubernetes meet those requirements)$w(DLC)2022020536
=670  \\$aIBM Cloud Learn Hub, viewed Oct. 26, 2022:$bContainerization explained ("Containerization is the packaging of software code with just the operating system (OS) libraries and dependencies required to run the code to create a single lightweight executable--called a container--that runs consistently on any infrastructure. More portable and resource-efficient than virtual machines (VMs), containers have become the de facto compute units of modern cloud-native applications.")
=670  \\$aInspec, viewed July 8, 2022$b(uncontrolled subject terms for works on software: Software containerization technologies; Software containerization)
=670  \\$aApplied science and technology full text, viewed July 8, 2022$bin title (Orchestration is the next battleground for containerization [work is about software]; subject heading: Containerization; also in an abstract: three software container management systems, the Borg, Omega, and Kubernetes)
=670  \\$aEngineering index, viewed July 8, 2022$b(title: Comparison of containerization and virtualization in cloud architectures; subject heading: Containers)
=688  \\$aEstablished November 2022.
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=150  \\$aCompetition (Psychology) in sports
=550  \\$wg$aSports$xPsychological aspects
=670  \\$aWork cat: Outcome uncertainty in sporting events : losing and competitive balance, 2020 :$bSummary (Offering a cutting-edge analysis of competitive balance and outcome uncertainty, this book explores the topic from multiple perspectives. Chapters address competitive balance and outcome uncertainty in different sports in a range of countries to help understand its significance. Highlighting important new insights into previously unexplored dimensions, the book also provides a rich context for better understanding why fans, teams and leagues value competitive balance. It challenges readers to think about the topic in a broad and rigorous way, and in some cases to question widely held beliefs about how outcome uncertainty motivates competitive balance and how sports fans actually view competitive balance. Key case studies and the use of new data in the chapters makes this an interesting read for sports economics researchers and students looking for current analysis of the topic. Managers of sports organizations will also appreciate the insights that the book gives into what their customers value)$w(DLC)2020931985
=688  \\$aEstablished December 2022.
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=750  \2$81$wb$iBroader mapping$aPsychology, Sports$0(DNLM)D000067450$4BM$5IEN-M
=788  \2$ISearch also under the Medical Subject Headings used together in the same record:$aCompetitive Behavior$iand$aPsychology, Sports$5IEN-M

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=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aChickens as pets
=450  \\$aBackyard chickens
=550  \\$wg$aPets
=670  \\$aWork cat: Yard birds, 2023:$bECIP galley (Eggs are always cited as one of the main incentives for keeping backyard chickens; Most keepers find that they come for the eggs but stay for the friendly and engaging pets)$w(DLC)2022040243
=670  \\$aBlack's veterinary dictionary (22nd ed.), viewed via Credo reference, August 30, 2022:$bBackyard Chickens, Backyard Hens, Backyard Poultry (These are a very common companion animal that is found in urban and country areas including schools and also they produce eggs; They are also used for showing)
=670  \\$aThe backyard chicken-keeper's bible, 2023:$bsummary provided by publisher (Chickens are many things: a source of meat and eggs, lovable pets, amusing images in pop culture, and a source of comfort at the end of a hard day)$w(DLC) 2022938880
=670  \\$aMy pet chicken handbook, 2014:$bsummary provided by publisher (The backyard chicken is the new "it" pet--and with good reason: These birds are personable, beautiful, and (mostly) low maintenance)$w(DLC)2013032916
=670  \\$aLifestyles of the chicken famous, 2018:$btitle page (Lifestyles of the chicken famous : pretty pets in the Chicken Chick's backyard)$w(DLC)2018936785
=688  \\$aEstablished December 2022.
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=750  \2$81$wb$iBroader mapping$aPets$0(DNLM)D057805$4BM$5IEN-M
=788  \2$ISearch also under the Medical Subject Headings used together in the same record:$aChickens$iand$aPets$5IEN-M

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=150  \\$aCataloging of realia
=550  \\$wg$aRealia (Library materials)
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Best practices for cataloging objects using RDA and MARC21, 2020:$bp. 13 (best practices for cataloging realia and other objects; "Other objects" may include models, toys, replicas, 2D or 3D games, etc.) p. 17 (Realia: All naturally occurring objects and any other three-dimensional item made or modified by humans that does not fit into any of the other categories [Art original; Art reproduction; Diorama; Game; Microscope slide; Model; Toy]. Use for machines, stitchery, clothing, rubber stamps, templates, pattern stencils, alphabets for lettering, shapes for flowcharts, jewelry, pottery, musical instruments, fabrics, tools, utensils, sea shells, rocks, holograms, and furniture)$w(OCoLC)1343546700
=670  \\$aRDA toolkit, Sept. 7, 2022:$bRDA glossary (object: A carrier type that consists of a three-dimensional artifact, a replica of an artifact, or a naturally-occurring object; object work: A work that is realized as a tactile three-dimensional form or a three-dimensional form)
=670  \\$aMARC 21 Bibliographic Format, via WWW, Sept. 7, 2022:$b008 - Visual Materials > 008/33 - Type of visual material (Realia: Includes 1) all other three-dimensional items not covered by the other codes (e.g., clothing, stitchery, fabrics, tools, utensils), and 2) naturally occurring objects; Other codes for Art original; Art reproduction; Diorama; Filmstrip; Game; Picture; Graphic; Technical drawing; Motion picture; Chart; Flash card; Microscope slide; Model; Slide; Transparency; Videorecording; Toy; Other)
=670  \\$aReitz, J.M. Online dictionary for library and information science, viewed Sept. 7, 2022$b(object: In AACR2, a three-dimensional artifact, replica of an artifact, or naturally occurring entity. In the British list of general material designations, the term also includes dioramas, games, microscope slides, models, and realia; realia: Three-dimensional objects from real life, whether man-made (artifacts, tools, utensils, etc.) or naturally occurring (specimens, samples, etc.), usually borrowed, purchased, or received as gifts by a library for use in classroom instruction or in exhibits. Archival and manuscript collections often receive items of memorabilia such as jewelry, leather goods, needlework, etc., in connection with gifts of personal papers. In AACR2, the term is added inside square brackets [realia] as a general material designation following the title proper in the bibliographic description. Compare with replica; replica: A reproduction or copy of a work of art, especially one made by the artist who created the original or produced under the artist's supervision. In a more general sense, any very close reproduction or copy of an object, especially one made on a smaller scale than the original. Synonymous with doublette. Compare with facsimile and realia)
=670  \\$aMerriam-Webster dictionary online, Sept. 7, 2022$b(realia: objects or activities used to relate classroom teaching to the real life especially of peoples studied; Realia, was first used in the late 19th century, and is still mostly used in the classroom by teachers, especially foreign language teachers. It is also used in library cataloguing (in reference to such bizarre things as an author's hair and teeth donated posthumously) and occasionally finds its way into other contexts as well)
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=550  \\$wg$aCooperative societies
=670  \\$aWork cat: Pardal, Mafalda. The cannabis social clubs, 2022:$b(Cannabis Social Clubs (CSCs) are typically formal, non-profit associations of adult cannabis users who produce and distribute that substance close to or at cost price among themselves)$w(DLC) 2022004615
=670  \\$aCannabis Social Clubs, WWW site, viewed March 2, 2022$b(today, all across Europe, Cannabis Social Clubs continue to operate in a grey zone, as a national legal framework for the cultivation and distribution of cannabis is still absent.)$uhttp://cannabis-social-clubs.eu/
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=150  \\$aBannocks (Bread)
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=670  \\$aWork cat: Wastasecoot, B.I. Granny's giant bannock, 2008$w(CaOONL)20089058658
=670  \\$aDucharme, L. The bannock book, [2007]$w(OCoLC)132303545
=670  \\$aOxford English dictionary, online, viewed 1 September 2022:$bbannock (1. The name, in Scotland and north of England, of a form in which home-made bread is made; usually unleavened, of large size, round or oval form, and flattish, without being as thin as 'scon' or oat-cake. In Scotland, bannocks are usually of barley- or pease-meal, but may be of wheaten flour; in some parts a large fruit cake or bun of the same shape is called a currant-bannock. In north of England the name is sometimes given to oat- or haver-bread, when made thicker and softer than an oat-cake; but local usage varies.)
=670  \\$aCanadian Oxford dictionary, 2004:$bbannock (1. Cdn a bread similar to tea biscuits, made of flour, water, and fat, sometimes leavened with baking powder, and cooked on a griddle or over a fire. 2. esp. Scot. a round flat unsweetened cake made from oatmeal, barley, flour, etc., usu. unleavened.)
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=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aBrain damage in mass media
=550  \\$wg$aMass media
=670  \\$aWork cat: The language and imagery of coma and brain injury, 2021$bCIP galley (This book examines representations of coma and brain injury across a range of texts; discussing a diverse range of cultural works, including novels, as well as film and media texts, this study provides an explanation for our fascination with coma)$w(DLC)2020054762
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=670  \\$aIntegrated Taxonomic Information System website, September 16, 2022$b(Family: Araliaceae-ginseng; genus: Schefflera J.R.Forst. & G.Forst.)
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=670  \\$aThe paleobiology database, July 15, 2022$b(family Palaeobatrachidae. Parent taxon: clade Pipimorpha. Parent taxon of Pipimorpha: clade Xenoanura. Parent taxon of clade Xenoanura: Anura)
=670  \\$aPalaeobiodiversity and plaeoenvironments, v. 92 (2012):$bp. 367 (title: Generic diversity and distributional dynamics of the Palaeobatrachidae (Amphibia: Anura); abstr.: palaeobatrachids)
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=670  \\$aWork cat: McHale, Brenda. Animals on land. 2023$w(DLC)2022029692
=670  \\$aWikipedia, viewed Aug. 4, 2022:$bTerrestrial animal (Terrestrial animals are animals that live predominantly or entirely on land, as compared with aquatic animals, which live predominantly or entirely in the water, and amphibians, which rely on a combination of aquatic and terrestrial habitats)
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=670  \\$aBurke Herbarium Image Collection website, Aug. 9, 2022$b(Corispermum: bugseed, tickseed; Amaranthaceae)
=670  \\$aWashington flora checklist, via WWW, Aug. 9, 2022$b(Corispermum; Amaranthaceae)
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=450  \\$aSteepest ascent algorithms
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=670  \\$aWork cat.: Clark, Emily E. Greedy algorithms for physics-informed sparse sensor selection, 2020:$bp. 2 (In this work, we use the column-pivoted QR decomposition, a fast, greedy algorithm for near-optimal sensor selection, and adapt it for practical considerations) p. 16 (we use a greedy algorithm to add sensor locations one by one)$w(OCoLC)1245873785
=670  \\$aIntroduction to algorithms, ©2001, viewed online, Oct. 24, 2022:$bp. 370 (A greedy algorithm always makes the choice that looks best at the moment. That is, it makes a locally optimal choice in the hope that this choice will lead to a globally optimal solution; Greedy algorithms do not always yield optimal solutions, but for many problems they do)$w(OCoLC)46792720
=670  \\$aEncyclopedia of mathematics (Website), Oct. 24, 2022:$bGreedy algorithm (Greedy algorithm; steepest ascent algorithm, steepest descent algorithm, myopic algorithm. An algorithm that at every step selects the best choice available at that time without regard to possible future consequences. This is an idea that is used as a heuristic, but there are cases where the greedy algorithm gives an optimal solution, e.g., in the Kruskal algorithm and in the Prim algorithm for finding a minimum spanning tree in a network)$uhttps://encyclopediaofmath.org/index.php?title=Greedy_algorithm&oldid=34629
=670  \\$aInspec, December 2, 2022$b(controlled term: greedy algorithms)
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=670  \\$aWork cat: Gac fruit. 2022:$bpub. summary (Gac fruit (momordica cochinchinensis) from cultivation to novel processing technologies, addressing several propagation and cultivation techniques to increase production and quality, including traditionally used parts of the fruit (aril) and those whose value has not yet been maximized (peel, pulp and seed))$w(DLC)2022014149
=670  \\$aITIS, May 25, 2022$b(Momordica cochinchinensis: plant species; common name: balsampear; genus: Momordica)
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=450  \\$aMicro-credentials
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=670  \\$aWork cat: Carbaugh, E.M. Building educator capacity through microcredentials, 2022 :$bPDF page 15 (We define microcredentials as performance-based assessments intended to allow the educator to demonstrate competency in a skill.)$w2022011327
=670  \\$aNational Education Association www homepage, April 19, 2022$b(A micro-credential is a short, competency-based recognition that allows an educator to demonstrate mastery in a particular area.)
=670  \\$aState University of New York, www homepage, April 19, 2022$b(Microcredentials are short, focused credentials designed to provide in-demand skills, know-how and experience. Stackable microcredentials can also provide a pathway to a certificate or full degree, now or when you are ready.)
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=150  \\$aInterventional cardiology
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=550  \\$aCoronary heart disease$xTreatment
=670  \\$aWork cat: Interventional cardiology, octubre/diciembre 2021 :$bcover (interventional cardiology)$wOCoLC (1295943470)
=670  \\$aNguyen et al. edited. Practical handbook of advanced interventional cardiology, OCLC #1137183181:$bPreface ("At 2020, more than 45 years after its humble beginnings, interventional cardiology is a major player in the management of cardiovascular problems. Thanks to the miniaturization of equipment ... interventional cardiology techniques are an effective and user-friendly routine.")
=670  \\$aConcise Medical Dictionary (8 ed.) website, viewed April 26, 2022:$b(Interventional cardiology: a subspecialty of cardiology concerned with the treatment of heart conditions using cardiac catheterization techniques under local anaesthetic and X-ray control, including percutaneous coronary intervention and percutaneous balloon mitral valvuloplasty)
=670  \\$aGeorge Dangas et al. edited. Interventional cardiology principles and practices; OCLC #948669717$bBook description from Amazon ("The updated guide to understanding and implementing today's interventional cardiology procedures. Minimally invasive methods of cardiovascular intervention are developing apace, propelled by unprecedented advancements in technology and procedural expertise. Bearing exciting implications for a broad range of adjacent fields of surgery and patient care, these innovative techniques are of ever-increasing importance, not only within cardiology, but across medicine as a whole.")
=670  \\$aMichael S. Norell. Essential interventional cardiology$b.Preface ("The first edition of Essential Interventional Cardiology, published in 2001, described percutaneous coronary intervention (PCI) as it was practiced at the time. As anyone working in the field of cardiovascular intervention can attest, this is a rapidly advancing area of practice.")$w(OCoLC)173659541
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=670  \\$aWork cat: Hollett, E., Convergent thinking for advanced learners, grades 3-5, 2022:$bintroduction (Convergent thinking is the ability to determine a single, well-established, evidence-based answer. Convergent thinking skills help students approach problems with a critical and evidence-based mindset. Convergent thinking is a skill which helps students arrive at defensible solutions. It encompasses observation, logical reasoning, and inferencing)$w2022002655
=670  \\$aEncyclopedia of creativity, 2011$b(Convergent thinking is a technique that encourages individuals to bring together disparate pieces of information in attempting to solve a particular problem.)
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=670  \\$aWork cat: Roosa, Christopher A. Son of Apollo, 2022:$b(author is son of Stu Roosa, one of the astronauts of the Apollo program; astronaut's kids; Apollo kids)$w(DLC)2022008550
=670  \\$aEngineering index, viewed May 12, 2022$b(mention of children in articles: Astronauts' views of work-family interactions; Work-family linkages in the lives of astronauts)
=670  \\$aNASA web site, viewed May 12, 2022$b(5 web pages discussing "children of astronauts")
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=670  \\$aWork cat: Renard, I.-A. Histoire naturelle, chimique et médicale du lichen d'Islande, contenant les préparations pharmaceutiques et économiques de cette plante, considérée comme aliment et comme médicament, 1836:$b(work is on the natural history and the medical, pharmaceutical, culinary, and economonic use of Iceland moss (usage in French text: lichen d'Islande; Lichen Islandicus))
=670  \\$aEncyclopedia Britannica online$b(Iceland moss (Cetraria islandica), a type of edible lichen)$uhttps://www.britannica.com/science/Iceland-moss
=670  \\$aEuropean Medicines Agency$b(Lichen islandicus; Iceland moss; Cetraria islandica; a type of lichen used in herbal medicine to treat mouth and throat irritation and lack of appetite)
=670  \\$aWild Species: The General Status of Species in Canada website$b(True Iceland Lichen, Cetraria islandica)$uhttps://search.wildspecies.ca/#/species-profile?code=GS008423&year=2010
=670  \\$aUnited States Forest Service Fire Effects Information System (FEIS)$b(scientific name is Cetraria islandica; common names include island cetraria lichen, Iceland lichen, and Iceland-moss; it is a type of lichen)$uhttps://www.fs.fed.us/database/feis/lichens/cetisl/all.html
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=670  \\$aWork cat: Renard, I-A. Histoire naturelle chimique et médicale du lichen d'Islande, contenant les préparations pharmaceutiques et économiques de cette plante, considérée comme aliment et comme médicament, 1836:$b(work is on the natural history and medical, pharmaceutical, culinary, and economic use of Iceland moss, Cetraria islandica)
=670  \\$aITIS, viewed online July 27, 2022:$bCetraria (family: Parmeliaceae)
=670  \\$aIndex Nominum Genericorum (ING) via Smithsonian Natural History Museum$b(Cetraria; Cetraria islandica is the type species; Linnean name is Lichen islandicus; member of the lichen family)
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=450  \\$aAc̆arlebi
=450  \\$aAdjars
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=550  \\$wg$aGeorgians (South Caucasians)
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Gökdemir, T. Kızıl Acaristan salnamesi (1922), 2019:$bp. 4 of cover (the Acaralılar (Adjarians) defined themselves as a nation)
=670  \\$aWikipedia, May 27, 2022$b(Adjarians; an ethnographic group of Georgians living mainly in Adjara in south-western Georgia and speaking the Adjarian dialect of the Georgian language; the Adjarians had their own territorial entity, the Autonomous Republic of Adjara, founded on 16 July 1921 as the Adjara ASSR)
=670  \\$aCountries and their cultures website, May 27, 2022$b(the Adjarians (also called Adzharians or Ajarians) are seldom mentioned outside their native land; their history has contributed to ethnic conflict between them and neighboring ethnic groups in the Republic of Georgia; Adjarians are like Georgians in almost every respect, except that they are Muslim)
=670  \\$aAcademic dictionaries and encyclopedias website, May 27, 2022$b(the Adjarians (Ajarians, Ajars, Adjars, Adzhars, Ac̆arlebi) are an ethnographic group of Georgians that mostly live in Adjara in south-western Georgia; the Adjars are part of the Georgian people but are distinct in some cultural traits, particularly in their Muslim religious identity; the Adjars may have not been considered distinct from other Georgians until the conversion of their regional leaders to Islam after the Ottoman conquest of Adjara in 1614)
=670  \\$aEncyclopedia.com website, May 27, 2022$b(the Ajarians, a historical-ethnographic group within the Georgian nationality, are the major inhabitants of Ajaria, one of the oldest provinces of Georgia)
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=670  \\$aWork cat: Game design deep dive, 2023:$bcip introduction (Free-to-play (or F2P) design is the first genre I'm covering for this series that has a lot of negative connotations surrounding it due to many developers building exploitative and unethical systems)$w(DLC)2022009232
=670  \\$aWikipedia homepage viewed April 26, 2022:$b(Free-to-play (F2P or FtP) video games are games that give players access to a significant portion of their content without paying or don't require paying to continue playing. Free-to-play is distinct from traditional commercial software, which requires a payment before using the game or service. It is also separate from free games, usually referred to as freeware, which are entirely costless. Free-to-play's model is sometimes derisively referred to as free-to-start due to not being entirely free)
=670  \\$awww.dotesports, viewed April 26, 2022:$b(F2P, or "free to play," refers to games that anyone can enjoy without a purchase. These games are perfect for casual gamers who do not want to commit to an expensive game. Several popular multiplayer titles are also free to play. Fortnite, Apex Legends, CS:GO, and League of Legends are some of the most popular free-to-play games on the market. Players do not have to purchase these games and can enjoy the full experiences at no cost.)
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=150  \\$aTheology in motion pictures
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=670  \\$aWork cat: Paradojas de lo liminal, 2021:$bpage 9, etc. (this book examines how theology appears in motion pictures, using movies like Martin Scorse's Silence and Casablanca as examples)$w(DLC)2022377764
=670  \\$aWork cat: Theology and Batman$bCIP summary (examines theological themes ... in various stories featuring The Dark Knight from across different mediums, including comics, movies, and video games)$w(DLC)2022036967
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=670  \\$aWork cat: Wŏk'eisyŏn, 2022:$b(Workation, meaning "work" and "vacation", is a new work style. It allows people to work and take a rest on vacation spot. Author explains about meaning and benefits of 'workation' and how to start it in South Korea. He also suggests that it is one way to revitalize tourism industry after the pandemic)$w(DLC)2022391039
=670  \\$aTourismteacher WWW Home Page, July 27, 2022$b("Workation explained-What it means and how it works"; A workation, also sometimes spelt workcation or worcation, is an out of office experience that encompasses both work time and leisure time. The idea is that you can take a break somewhere, but still continue to work as you do so. There are short, medium, long term workations...)
=670  \\$aCNBC, Aug 29 2021 article, viewed on July 27, 2022$b(Working while on vacation, or a "workation")
=688  \\$aEstablished November 2022.
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=150  \\$aSex workers in art
=670  \\$aWork cat: Code:red, 2011:$bpage 159 ("Sex workers have been in art as models or subjects or as artists who do sex work.")$w(OCoLC)829322396
=670  \\$athem magazine online, viewed on July 6, 2022:$barticle entitled "This Exhibition Celebrates the Role of Queer Sex Work in Art," dated September 27, 2019 (When I thought about the show, I wanted to put something together that explored...the history of sex workers in art.)
=670  \\$aSex sells : the iconography of sex work in contemporary art since 1973, 2020:$bpage 8 ("This honors project investigates how and to what end the identity of the sex worker has been employed in Western contemporary art.") page 28 ("This chapter investigates the ways in which contemporary artists have responded to the lineage of the female nude in painting and photography by generating representations of the sex worker...") page 32 (these artists employ the identity of the sex worker in painting and photography)$w(OCoLC)1334611081
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=150  \\$aSex work in art
=670  \\$aWork cat: Sexwork : Kunst, Mythos, Realität, 2007:$bpage 7 ("The SEXWORK exhibition...is a critical review of sex work as a topic. It brings together artistic approaches...that place the topic in a new and differentiating light")$w(OCoLC)175290144
=670  \\$aSex sells : the iconography of sex work in contemporary art since 1973, 2020:$w(OCoLC)1334611081
=670  \\$aARTnews, viewed on July 7, 2022:$barticle entitled "Divisions Between Art and Sex Work Grow Blurrier During Coronavirus Pandemic," dated May 4, 2020 ("Candice Breitz, an artist whose work is currently the subject of a virtual exhibition put on by the Baltimore Museum of Art...has long focused on sex work in art")
=688  \\$aEstablished December 2022.
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=150  \\$aQuantum jumps
=450  \\$aJumps, Quantum
=450  \\$aLeaps, Quantum
=450  \\$aQuantum leaps
=550  \\$wg$aEnergy levels (Quantum mechanics)
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Lilieholm, Jennifer Flora. Experiments with trapped ions : entanglement, novel traps, and quantum jumps, 2020:$babstr. (high light collection will enable investigations into the time dynamics of quantum jumps. These jumps occur when a weakly driven system is continuously measured, and their appearance is entirely random. However, recent work in an artificial superconducting atom suggests that there is a latency period in other transitions which precedes a jump, allowing for these events to be 'caught')$w(OCoLC)1245873833
=670  \\$aOxford dictionary of English, 2015, via Oxford reference online, Oct. 24, 2022$b(quantum jump 1. (Physics) an abrupt transition of an electron, atom, or molecule from one quantum state to another, with the absorption or emission of a quantum. 2. another term for quantum leap.)
=670  \\$aMerriam-Webster dictionary online, Oct. 24, 2022$b(quantum jump: 1. an abrupt transition (as of an electron, an atom, or a molecule) from one discrete energy state to another. 2. quantum leap)
=670  \\$aWikipedia, Oct. 24, 2022:$bQuantum jump (A quantum jump is the abrupt transition of a quantum system (atom, molecule, atomic nucleus) from one quantum state to another, from one energy level to another. When the system absorbs energy, there is a transition to a higher energy level (excitation); when the system loses energy, there is a transition to a lower energy level; A quantum jump is a phenomenon that is peculiar to quantum systems and distinguishes them from classical systems, where any transitions are performed gradually. In quantum mechanics, such jumps are associated with the non-unitary evolution of a quantum-mechanical system during measurement)
=670  \\$aDumé, I. To catch a quantum jump, via Physics world website, posted 7 June 2019, viewed Oct. 24, 2022$b(the concept of quantum jumps, which are the sudden transitions of a tiny object (such as an electron, molecule, or atom) from one of its discrete energy states to another); Researchers didn't actually observe quantum jumps until 1986 (in individual atoms). Since then, they have seen them in various atomic and solid-state systems and have shown that they are an essential phenomenon in processes such as quantum feedback control, and in particular for detecting and correcting quantum errors caused by decoherence in quantum information systems. Quantum error correction is a key challenge in the development of fully-functioning, real-world quantum computers; the quantum jump is not truly instantaneous and random. Instead, quantum jumps take the same trajectory between the two energy levels every time, so it is possible to predict how to send them back)
=688  \\$aEstablished March 2023.
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=150  \\$aCyberpunk films
=450  \\$aCyberprep films
=450  \\$aCyberpunk science fiction films
=450  \\$aPost-cyberpunk films
=450  \\$aPostcyberpunk films
=550  \\$wg$aScience fiction films
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Brown, Steven T. Tokyo cyberpunk, 2010.$w(OCoLC)468854451
=670  \\$aThe journal of Asian studies, May 2013:$bp. 470 (In Tokyo Cyberpunk, Steven Brown analyzes feature-length and serial anime and live-action films; the works upon which he directs his primary focus render everyday human experiences uncanny as they address questions of subjectivity, agency, and the possibility of resistance in hyper-connected worlds populated by robots, gynoids, ghosts, cyborgs, and disembodied humans running amok; Ōtomo Katsuhiro's highly complex and influential feature-length cyberpunk anime Akira)
=670  \\$aScience fiction film and television, autumn 2014:$bp. 449 (Steven T. Brown's Tokyo Cyberpunk) p. 450 (characteristics of what he calls cyberpunk anime that are epitomised in Akira)
=670  \\$aFilm criticism, fall 1996:$bp. 1 (Ridley Scott's 1982 film Blade Runner; the first truly cyberpunk film)
=670  \\$aThe Matrix trilogy : cyberpunk reloaded, 2005:$bpp. 126-127 (post-millennial cyberpunk film; race in cyberpunk film) p. 149 (cyberpunk films)
=670  \\$aAn introduction to cyberpunk films, via YouTube, viewed Sept. 12, 2022$b(cyberpunk is a subgenre of science fiction; it visualises a high-tech dystopian future, where the line between virtual and physical reality is blurred; films like Runner, Ghost in the Shell, Total Recall, and RoboCop; some focus on the cyber aspect and others are more interested in the punk element; computers are everywhere, the Internet is ubiquitous; androids and cybernetic body augmentation are ordinary, and humans occupy cyberspace as much as they occupy real space)
=670  \\$aWojnar, Z. 13 best cyberpunk movies of all time, via Screen rant website, posted Jun 08, 2016, viewed Sept. 12, 2022$b(Cyberpunk is science fiction, often set in a dystopian future, in which society is dominated, for better or worse, by computers and the internet. Rather than direct government overlords, society-at-large is usually controlled by mega-corporations who skew the balance of power away from the poor and needy, fueling tensions and inspiring revolution. The people are represented by radical groups using their soldiers--or hackers--to shock the system. The internet is used as a great equalizer, a weapon of the oppressed to even the playing field against their tormentors. Then again, the danger of computers taking over society and our daily lives is often a theme in the genre. Aesthetically, Cyberpunk often borrows from the film-noir detective genre, but with vivid splashes of electronic neons and proliferation of wildly sci-fi technologies. Cybernetically-enhanced humans coexist with their unaugmented brethren, but a looming sense of foreboding hangs above everyone; a Cyberpunk world, if not already in full-scale urban warfare, is always on the brink of one revolution or another. Finally, Cyberpunk is empowering to outcasts, misfits, minorities, and other people who are so often characterized as "less than." In Cyberpunk, anyone can be powerful, as long as their computer software is up to date.)
=670  \\$aBest cyberpunk movies: 14 top cyberpunk films of all time, via Filmmaking lifestyle website, viewed Sept. 12, 2022$b(Cyberpunk is a subgenre of science fiction that features advanced science and technology in an urban, dystopian future; typically features advanced science and technology, such as artificial intelligence and robotics, combined with a degree of breakdown or radical change in society; deals with the future and is often set in a world where governments have become irrelevant; subgenre of science fiction in a futuristic setting that tends to focus on a combination of lowlife and high tech featuring advanced technological and scientific achievements, such as artificial intelligence and cybernetics, juxtaposed with a degree of breakdown or radical change in the social order; Cyberpunk films have been produced since the early 1980s)
=670  \\$aTV tropes website, Sept. 12, 2022:$bCyberpunk (Cyberpunk is a Speculative Fiction genre centered around the transformative effects of advanced science, information technology, computers and networks ("cyber") coupled with a breakdown or radical change in the social order ("punk"). A genre that is dark and cynical in tone, it borrows elements from Film Noir, hard-boiled Detective Fiction and postmodern deconstruction to describe the Dystopian side of an electronic society; emphasis on the misfits and the malcontents is the "punk" component of cyberpunk) Post-Cyberpunk (Post-Cyberpunk picks up where Cyberpunk left off. Whereas cyberpunk is/was a Darker and Edgier riposte to older Science Fiction, intended to portray what might happen if we don't all destroy ourselves, Post-Cyberpunk is intended to present a less pessimistic, more idealistic vision. Where Cyberpunk is anti-corporate and anti-government, Post-Cyberpunk is willing to give both parties redeeming features; the old and new Cyberpunk genres share a detailed immersion in societies enmeshed with technology; what Post-Cyberpunk has that separates it from pure Cyberpunk works is an emphasis on positive socialization; Post-Cyberpunk basically reins in Cyberpunk's excess and tries to give us a more open vision of the future; the two sister-genres share many themes, tropes and story elements to the point that many question the legitimacy of this genre as separate from Cyberpunk, and contend that Post-Cyberpunk is simply Cyberpunk expanded beyond its base and taken further logically; alternative title: Cyberprep)
=670  \\$aLCGFT, Sept. 12, 2022$b(Cyberpunk films. UF Cyberprep films; Cyberpunk science fiction films; Post-cyberpunk films; Postcyberpunk films. BT Science fiction films)
=688  \\$aEstablished December 2022.
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=150  \\$aElectroencephalography in popular culture
=550  \\$wg$aPopular culture
=670  \\$aWork cat: Brainmedia, 2022:$bgalley ( EEG feedback circuits around 1970; and; "brain-to-brain" art-science installation works between 2013-2019. ... Examine practices and imaginaries that shaped and enacted the idea of perceiving the live brain. Particularly, I inquire into the way new approaches to technical and broadcast media and new ideas of mediation undergirded different imaginaries of seeing the brain in action... a present in which the brain makes striking appearances in popular media)$w(DLC) 2021060469
=680  \\$iHere are entered works on the representation of electroencephalography in popular culture.
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=040  \\$aCaAEU$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aRed River jig
=450  \\$aMétis dance
=550  \\$wg$aDance
=670  \\$aWork cat: Duffee, S. The Red River jig, 2021:$b(summary: A history of the Metis dance, the Red River jig. It explores the origins of the dance, and the tune itself. It examines the dance in the context of community and modern expression. It describes the variations in the dance and the various "fancy steps" that make it come alive.)$w(CaOONL)20210352574
=670  \\$aCanadian encyclopedia, online, viewed 1 September 2022:$bMusic of the Métis (the Red River Jig the pride of Métis families; families guard their own steps; a good Métis jigger is light on the feet, keeps in time to the music, uses many different steps during one dance and travels in circles rather than lines; double jig is danced by two couples)
=675  \\$aCanadian subject headings, via OCLC, viewed 1 September 2022
=688  \\$aEstablished March 2023.
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=150  \\$aArchitaenioglossa
=550  \\$wg$aGastropoda
=670  \\$aWork cat: Ostodes strigatus, 2020:$b([name not found])$w(OCoLC)1295620665
=670  \\$aCatalogue of Life, ITIS Species 2000, Apr. 12, 2022:$b(Architaenioglossa (Haller, 1892)--accepted order; order: Architaenioglossa; class: Gastropoda)
=670  \\$aMolluscaBase, Apr. 12, 2022:$bSearch taxa > Architaenioglossa (Architaenioglossa (Order); Gastropoda (Class))
=670  \\$aBouchet, Philippe. Classification and nomenclator of gastropod families, 2005:$bp. 192 (original spelling Architaenioglossae. Established as an "Untergruppe" above family, containing Cyclophoridae, Paludinidae, and Cypraeidae) p. 247 (Informal Group Architaenioglossa)
=670  \\$aWikipedia, Apr. 12, 2022:$bArchitaenioglossa (taxonomic group of snails ... land and freshwater gastropod mollusks)
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=150  \\$aTransnational history
=450  \\$aHistory and transnationalism
=450  \\$aTransnationalism and history
=550  \\$wg$aHistoriography
=670  \\$aWork cat: From near and far : a transnational history of France, 2023:$bCIP galley (Like the previous study from which it arose, it takes a transnational approach to the history of France, considering the many different ways in which people and places beyond the conventionally accepted borders of the nation shaped its life; It underscores the fact that the nature of these borders has always been contested, and that their indeterminacy, and the ambivalent nature of what it has meant to be French in the past, has been both a national and a global issue; internationalism refers to relationships between nations, whereas transnationalism characterizes processes beyond nations; crossing boundaries versus transcending them; this study, sees transnationalism not as a rejection of the national for the global, but rather the interaction between the two, how the life of the nation-state and its citizens was shaped by forces beyond its frontiers)$w(DLC) 2022010875
=670  \\$aPerspectives on History, Dec. 2012,viewed online August 30, 2022:$bThe future of the discipline>The Promises and Perils of Transnational History (Over the last dozen years or so, the "transnational turn" has arguably been the most important development in the historical discipline; Not least, it has challenged the long-held assumption that the nation is the basic unit of historical analysis; Broadly conceived, transnational history follows the movement or reach of peoples, ideas, and/or things across national (or other defined) borders; Although "transnational" would seem, by definition, to refer to modern history (trans-national) the term has been also used to describe regional worlds of the pre- and early-modern periods (Atlantic world, Indian Ocean, medieval "Europe," and so on); transnationalism asks--and especially of American historians, who carry the burden of the exceptionalist tradition--that we situate the nation in a global context and that we view our place in the world as the moral equals with all others)
=670  \\$aConnected worlds, 2005, viewed via EBSCOhost, August 30, 2022:$bpage 5, etc. (So, what is transnational history? We can define it in a number of ways, but put simply, it is the study of the ways in which past lives and events have been shaped by processes and relationships that have transcended the borders of nation states; Transnational history seeks to under stand ideas, things, people, and practices which have crossed national boundaries; transnational history suggests that historical understanding often requires us to move beyond a national framework of analysis, to explore connections between peoples, societies and events usually thought of as distinct and separate)
=670  \\$aTransnational history, 2013, viewed Sept. 27, 2022 via Google books:$b(what is transnational history? transnational was used by historians to mean regional or across multiple countries when the topic was first introduced in the late 20th century; in the last 20 years, an increasing number of historians are studying global, international, world, transnational, connected, entangled history; discussion that rebuked historians for their focus on national history, used term "transnational history" as an approach in the 1990s)
=670  \\$aComparative and transnational history, 2009, viewed Sept. 27, 2022 via Google books:$b("Entangled history deals with transfer, interconnection, and mutual influences across boundaries."; practiced in overlap of national histories, study of transnational migration, in global history;
=688  \\$aEstablished February 2023.
=750  \2$iBroader mapping$aHistoriography$0(DNLM)D006663$4BM$5IEN-M

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=670  \\$aWaU database, June 6, 2006$b(HIV seropositive individuals; HIV-1 seropositive and seronegative women; human immunodeficiency virus type-1 seropositive women; seropositive men; HIV seropositive gay men)
=670  \\$aSelwyn, P.A. Treatment for HIV-infected alcohol and other drug abusers, 1995.
=670  \\$aHospital resource use by HIV-infected females, 1995.
=670  \\$aWorldCat, June 24, 2011$b(search for "HIV-infected" in title retrieved more than 3,000 titles)
=670  \\$aWikipedia, Nov. 8, 2011$b(HIV-positive people. HIV-positive people are people who have the human immunodeficiency virus HIV, the agent of the currently incurable disease AIDS. Over the years of coping with the stigma and discrimination that accompany the diagnosis in most societies, a large number of support groups have been formed. In these groups, the term most often applied to people who are HIV positive is "People Living With HIV/AIDS". This is often abbreviated as "PLWHA", "PLWA", or even "PLA". Recently, "People Living Positively" has also been used.)
=670  \\$aXu qiu yu hui ying : ai zi bing huan zhe de she hui zhi chi yan jiu = Need and response : social support for PLWHA, 2009.
=670  \\$aZhang, C. Cha yi yu ping deng : ai zi bing huan zhe de she hui xing bie yan jiu = Difference and equality : a gender study of PLWHA, 2009.
=670  \\$aOCLC, Jan. 31, 2012$b(in titles: HIV sero-positive adults; HIV sero-positive individuals; HIV sero-positive and HIV sero-negative women)
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=667  \\$aRecord generated for validation purposes.
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Unhealthy societies, 1996
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=360  \\$isubdivision$aHunting$iunder ethnic groups
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=450  \\$aHunting for sport
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=450  \\$aRecreational hunting
=450  \\$aSport hunting
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=550  \\$aSafaris
=550  \\$aTrapping
=670  \\$aAm. herit. dict.$b(harvest: to take or kill (fish or deer, for example) for food, sport or population control)
=670  \\$aFraser, W. Status and conservation role of recreational hunting on conservation land, c2000:$babstr. (recreational hunting compared with commercial hunting)
=670  \\$aOjasti, J. Wildlife utilization in Latin America, 1996, via WWW, Nov. 29, 2004:$b2.1 Classifying patterns of utilization (Hunting for sport: Practiced for recreation and exercise with no other ulterior motive, mainly by upper and middle-class urban people. In most countries of the area hunting for sport is officially recognized and regulated by the legislation in force.)
=670  \\$aDenali National Park and Preserve in depth site, via WWW, Nov. 29, 2004:$bsubsistence (Sport & Subsistence Hunting)
=670  \\$aLC database, Nov. 29, 2004$b(sport hunting)
=680  \\$iHere are entered general works on pursuing wild animals in order to capture or kill them as well as works on shooting game. Works on the use of firearms and the technique of shooting are entered under$aShooting.
=681  \\$iNote under$aShooting
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=150  \\$aHealth expectancy
=450  \\$aDisability-free life expectancy
=450  \\$aExpectancies, Health
=450  \\$aExpectancy, Health
=450  \\$aExpectation of healthy life
=450  \\$aHealth expectancies
=550  \\$wg$aHealth status indicators
=550  \\$wg$aLife expectancy
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 2002031130: Determining health expectancies, 2002:$bCIP galley ("In 1964, Sanders first developed the idea of a population health indicator bringing together data on both quantity - through mortality - and quality of life - usually disability -- with the first explicit method of calculation by Sullivan in 1971 ... The first estimates of disability-free expectancy (DFLE), called 'expectation of healthy life' and defined as 'free of bed-disability and institutionalization'; were made for the US in 1969 ...")
=670  \\$aGoogle, July 20, 2002$b(Health expectancy/expectancies: 3454 hits)
=670  \\$aMEDLINE, July 20, 2002$b(Health expectancy: 3647 hits)
=675  \\$aMESH;$aDorland's med. dict.;$aStedman's med. dict.
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=035  \\$a(LIBRARY_OF_CONGRESS)98169690530000041
=040  \\$aOrCS$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aHaptic devices
=450  \\$aHaptic interfaces
=450  \\$aHaptic technology
=550  \\$wg$aComputer input-output equipment
=550  \\$wg$aRobotics
=550  \\$wg$aUser interfaces (Computer systems)
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Streng, Bradley Taylor. Mechanical linkage design for haptic rehabilitation and development of fine motor skills, 2009:$babstract (Recent advancements in tactile based robotic simulation, also known as haptics ... The work presented in this paper takes advantage of current haptic technology in order to create a device which facilitates traditional occupational therapy techniques)
=670  \\$aWikipedia, accessed May 13, 2009$b(Haptic technology refers to technology that interfaces to the user via the sense of touch by applying forces, vibrations, and/or motions to the user. Although haptic devices are capable of measuring bulk or reactive forces that are applied by the user, it should not to be confused with touch or tactile sensors that measure the pressure or force exerted by the user to the interface.)
=670  \\$aMcGraw-Hill dictionary of scientific and technical terms, 2003$b(Haptic interface: a device that allows a user to interact with a computer by receiving tactile feedback; for example, glove or pen devices that allow users to touch and manipulate three-dimensional virtual objects)
=670  \\$aAnderson, William H. Haptic device interface design and testing for manipulations in real and virtual environments, 2004.
=670  \\$aBailey, Mark Edwin. Evaluation of a haptic tongue device, 2007.
=750  \2$aHaptic Interfaces$0(DNLM)D000089922$5IEN-M

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=040  \\$aTxAbC$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aGamification
=550  \\$wg$aHuman engineering
=550  \\$wg$aMotivation (Psychology)$xMethodology
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Games in the classroom, 2016:$bpage 8 (A short and simple definition of gamification is incorporating elements from games into systems society deems as not games)
=670  \\$aGamification for employee engagement, 2014.
=670  \\$aMerriam-Webster online, April 25, 2017$b(Gamification: the process of adding games or gamelike elements to something (as a task) so as to encourage participation)
=670  \\$aChou, Y. Actionable gamification, 2015:$bpage 1 (Effective gamification is a combination of game design, game dynamics, behavioral economics, motivational psychology, UX/UI (User Experience and User Interface), neurobiology, [and] technology platforms, as well as ROI-driving business implementations) page 6 (Gamification, or the act of making something game-like) page 8 (Human-focused design, the better term for gamification) page 9 (Through gamification, we can look through the lens of games to understand how to combine different game mechanics and techniques to form desired and joyful experiences for everyone) cover (author described as at the cutting edge of behavior design)
=670  \\$aBritannica online, April 26, 2017:$bunder Electronic game (The cultural impact of electronic games throughout the world in the early 21st century was undeniable, paced by trends such as the growth and acceptance of game art; the "Serious Games" movement, which sought to integrate elements of electronic gaming into education and training; and the controversial advocacy of "gamification," a term for the application of game mechanics to virtually any field of endeavour)
=750  \2$aGamification$0(DNLM)D000090208$5IEN-M

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=040  \\$aWaU$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aProfilaggrin
=550  \\$wg$aCalcium-binding proteins
=550  \\$wg$aIntermediate filament proteins
=550  \\$wg$aPhosphoproteins
=550  \\$wg$aProtein precursors
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Kortgere, H. The expression and function of a bromodomain-protein 1 (BRD1) in epithelial keratinocytes, 2008:$babstr. (Profilaggrin is a multifunctional protein that has two main structural and functional elements: filaggrin, a structural, keratin-associated protein, and an N-terminal S100 Ca²⁺-binding domain) leaf 4 (Profilaggrin/Filaggrin; Profilaggrin is an abundant protein expressed in differentiating keratinocytes of keratinized epithelium; profilaggrin consists of multiple filaggrin repeats along with the N- and C- terminal domains that are unlike the filaggrin repeats) leaf 8 (Profilaggrin is a member of a large family of S100 Ca²⁺-binding proteins; belongs to the fused S100 family)
=670  \\$aPubMed central Web site, Nov. 14, 2008$b(Profilaggrin is a major epidermal calcium-binding protein; Profilaggrin is a major highly phosphorylated protein component of the keratohyalin granules of mammalian epidermis. It contains 10 to 12 tandemly repeated filaggrin units and is processed into the intermediate filament-associated protein filaggrin by specific dephosphorylation and proteolysis during terminal differentiation of the epidermal cells)
=670  \\$aMESH browser, Nov. 14, 2008$b(filaggrin. UF filagrin; filament-aggregating protein, human; profilaggrin; Stratum corneum basic protein; stratum corneum basic protein precursor. Heading mapped to: Intermediate Filament Proteins. Indexing information: Protein Precursors; Phosphoproteins)
=670  \\$aThe free dictionary, via WWW, Nov. 14, 2008:$bmedical dict. (profilaggrin: a structural protein synthesized by cells of the stratum granulosum and a precursor of filaggrin)
=670  \\$aGoogle search, Nov. 14, 2008$b(Profilaggrin is a keratinocyte-specific phosphoprotein expressed in the granular layer; Profilaggrin is a large epidermal polyprotein that is proteolytically processed during keratinocyte differentiation to release multiple filaggrin monomer units; Profilaggrin is a major epidermal calcium-binding protein; Profilaggrin is a fused S100 calcium-binding protein that is the precursor of filaggrin)
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=151  \\$aAlps Region
=451  \\$aAlpenraum
=670  \\$aLC database, Apr. 14, 1998$b(titles: Alpenraum)
=680  \\$iHere are entered works on the area that surrounds and includes the Alps. Works on higher regions of mountain systems that lie above the timberline and below the level of permanent snow are entered under$aAlpine regions.
=681  \\$iNote under$aAlpine regions
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=053  \0$aGE195$bGE199
=150  \\$aEnvironmentalism
=450  \\$aEnvironmental movement
=550  \\$wg$aSocial movements
=550  \\$aAnti-environmentalism
=550  \\$aGreenwashing
=550  \\$aSustainable living
=670  \\$aHennepin$b(Environmentalism: here are entered materials on "concern with the environment, especially with the effects of uncontrolled pollution of the atmosphere.")
=670  \\$aThird Barnhart dict. of new English$b(environmentalism: the interests and activities of environmentalists; concern with the quality of the environment, especially with the effects of uncontrolled pollution of the atmosphere)
=670  \\$aOxford dict. of new words$b(environmentalism: concern with, or support for, the preservation of the environment)
=670  \\$aLC database, Sept. 20, 2005$b(environmental movement)
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=053  \0$aGE220$bGE240
=150  \\$aEnvironmental justice
=450  \\$aEco-justice
=450  \\$aEnvironmental justice movement
=450  \\$aGlobal environmental justice
=550  \\$wg$aEnvironmental policy
=550  \\$wg$aEnvironmentalism
=550  \\$wg$aSocial justice
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 96-621894: Salazar, Debra J. Environmental justice : grassroots activities push ... 1996.
=670  \\$a95-38571: Cooper's comprehensive environmental desk reference, c1996$b(Def.: Fair treatment of people of all races, cultures, and income and educational levels with respect to the development and enforcement of environmental laws, regulations, and policies.)
=670  \\$a96-26539: Newton, David E. Environmental justice : a reference handbook, c1996$b(Def.: Attempt to achieve environmental equity for all groups within society)
=670  \\$a94-28350: Environmental justice, c1995$b(To end unequal environmental protection governments should adopt five principles of environmental justice-- 1) guaranteeing the right to environment protection, 2) preventing harm before it occurs, 3) shifting the burden of proof to the polluters, 4) obviating proof of intent to discriminate, and 5) redressing existing inequities)
=680  \\$iHere are entered works on equal protection from environmental and health hazards for all people regardless of race, income, culture, or social class.
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=053  \\$aHB3732
=150  \0$aEconomic stabilization
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=450  \0$aBusiness stabilization
=450  \0$aEconomic adjustment
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=150  \\$aPeople with albinism
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=670  \\$aWork cat: Birdsong, Destiny O. Nobody's magic, 2022:$b(novel about three Black women with albinism) p. 353, acknowledgments (people with albinism)$w(OCoLC)1257292719
=670  \\$aNational Organization of Albinism and Hypopigmentation (NOAH) website, Sept. 9, 2022:$bInformation bulletin -- what do you call me? (Although there are many people with albinism who are at peace with the term albino, when dealing with any condition, it is best to put the person first. For instance, say, "a person with albinism" rather than "an albino" or "an albino person." The rationale for this person-centered language is to do just that: put the person ahead of the condition. When a person is referred to as an albino, he or she is essentially being reduced to and defined by nothing more than their condition. It's as though the world looks at that person and sees only the condition of albinism. In this way, it can feel like a dehumanizing label.)
=670  \\$aAfrica Albinism Network website, Sept 20, 2022:$bhomepage (persons with albinism)
=670  \\$aUnited Nations Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights. People with albinism website, Sept. 20, 2022:$bAbout albinism (the term "person with albinism" is preferred to "albino," which is often used in a derogatory way)
=688  \\$aHeading changed from Albinos and albinism to Albinism, Albinism in animals, and People with albinism in February 2023.
=688  \\$aEstablished February 2023.
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=150  \\$aGender-affirming care
=450  \\$aAffirmative care, Gender-
=450  \\$aAffirming care, Gender-
=450  \\$aAffirming care, Trans-
=450  \\$aCare, Gender-affirmative
=450  \\$aCare, Gender-affirming
=450  \\$aCare, Trans-affirming
=450  \\$aCare, Trans-competent
=450  \\$aCompetent care, Trans-
=450  \\$aGender-affirmative care
=450  \\$aTrans-affirming care
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=550  \\$wg$aGender-nonconforming people$xMedical care
=550  \\$wg$aTransgender people$xMedical care
=550  \\$aGender transition
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Pediatric gender identity : gender-affirming care for transgender & gender diverse youth, 2020:$bp. 4 ("This text espouses a gender-affirmative model of care, wherein children and adolescents are supported in exploring and affirming their gender identity and expression. In this model, transgender and nonbinary identities are considered to be natural and healthy aspects of gender diversity among humans, rather than diagnostic entities with assigned pathology")$w(OCoLC)1153276540
=670  \\$aShook, A. G. From gender-affirming to trans-affirming care : trans youth discourses of healthcare access, 2020:$bp. 39 ("The notion of gender affirmation that is central to the gender-affirming model of health refers to an interpersonal, interactive process whereby a person receives social recognition and support for their gender identity and expression")$w(OCoLC)1193026555
=670  \\$aAAMC website, viewed Jan. 27, 2023$b("Gender-affirming care, as defined by the World Health Organization, encompasses a range of social, psychological, behavioral, and medical interventions designed to support and affirm an individual's gender identity when it conflicts with the gender they were assigned at birth; the interventions fall along a continuum as well, from counseling to changes in social expression to medications, such as hormone therapy")
=670  \\$aWPATH standards of care, 8th ed., 2022$bp. S7 ("Gender-affirming interventions include puberty suppression, hormone therapy, and gender-affirming surgeries among others. It should be emphasized there is no 'one-size-fits-all' approach and TGD people may need to undergo all, some, or none of these interventions to support their gender affirmation.") p. S8 ("These updated guidelines continue the process started with the SOC-7 in 2011 to broaden in scope and move from a narrow focus on psychological requirements for 'diagnosing transgenderism' and medical treatments for alleviation of gender dysphoria to gender-affirming care for the whole person.") p. S13 ("Gender affirmation refers to the process of recognizing or affirming TGD people in their gender identity--whether socially, medically, legally, behaviorally, or some combination of these. Health care that is gender-affirming or trans-competent utilizes culturally specific language in caring for TGD people. Gender-affirming care is not synonymous with transition-related care. Provision of transition-related care, such as medical gender affirmation via hormones or surgery, does not alone ensure provision of gender-affirming care, nor does it indicate the quality or safety of the health care provided.")
=680  \\$iHere are entered works on medical care provided in a way that affirms a transgender or gender-nonconforming person's gender identity. Works about specific kinds of medical care are entered under the heading for that intervention or therapy, e.g. Gender reassignment surgery; Gender transition--Hormone therapy.
=688  \\$aEstablished July 2023.
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=670  \\$aWork cat: Ghafoerkhan, O. Sexual assault : the ultimate teen guide, 2017:$bp. 1 ("There are several different kinds of sexual assault. Rape is a form of sexual assault, but it's not the only one. Unwanted contact, such as kissing or groping, is also sexual assault. Any sexual contact without express consent is sexual assault")$w(OCoLC)953363670
=670  \\$aEncyclopedia of rape and sexual violence, 2018:$bp. 331 ("Sexual assault includes unwanted sexual contact, from penetrating the mouth, vagina, or anus to touching, forced kissing, and other activity, performed without an individual's consent")$w(OCoLC)1031048276
=670  \\$aEncyclopedia of sex and sexuality : understanding biology, psychology, and culture, 2021:$bSexual assault ("Sexual assault is a coerced or forced sexual act between two people where one is engaged in the activity against their will. This is a form of sexual violence and it includes rape, sexual activities with a minor, fondling, unwanted kissing, or any form of unwanted sexual torture")$w(OCoLC)1161996063
=670  \\$aCredo Reference, viewed Nov. 16, 2022$bSexual assault ("According to the Bureau of Justice Statistics, sexual assault means 'a wide range of victimizations, separate from rape or attempted rape.' Sexual assaults may or may not involve force and include actions such as grabbing, fondling, and also verbal threats. As an operational definition, sexual assault is the penetration, no matter how slight it is, through which physical force or coercion is used or the victim is physically or mentally incapacitated")
=670  \\$aHomosaurus (V3), viewed Nov. 8, 2022$b(Sexual assault. Sexual behavior or contact targeting an individual who has not consented; includes nonconsensual sex acts that may not be illegal or punishable by law in the given location or time period)
=670  \\$aGSSO - the gender, sex, and sexual orientation ontology, viewed Nov. 8, 2022$b(Sexual assault. An act in which a person intentionally sexually touches another person without that person's consent, or coerces or physically forces a person to engage in a sexual act against their will)
=670  \\$aDepartment of Justice, website viewed Nov. 16, 2022$b("The term 'sexual assault' means any nonconsensual sexual act proscribed by Federal, tribal, or State law, including when the victim lacks capacity to consent")
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=670  \\$aWeb. 3$b(Criminal assault: a violent physical attack upon a person esp. with sexual contact or attempt at sexual contact: rape)
=670  \\$aEncyclopedia of Criminology and Criminal Justice, viewed June 29, 2023:$b("a general theoretical distinction would define rape as any forced or unwanted sexual penetration and sexual assault as any forced or unwanted sexual contact. This makes the phrase "sexual assault" more broad, as it includes anything from forced exposure to pornography to unwanted touching, while "rape" is more specific, encompassing acts that involve any forced penetration of another's body.")
=670  \\$aMerriam-Webster, viewed June 29, 2023:$brape (1. unlawful sexual activity and usually sexual intercourse carried out forcibly or under threat of injury against a person's will or with a person who is beneath a certain age or incapable of valid consent because of mental illness, mental deficiency, intoxication, unconsciousness, or deception)
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=670  \\$aMurdock world cult.:$bp. 156.
=670  \\$aPearson anthro. glossary.
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=670  \\$aWork cat: Hŭbyŏn yŏsŏng chanhoksa, 2022:$b(It describes women cigarette smokers' social conditions and discrimination against women smokers in Korea)$w(DLC)2022408359
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=670  \\$aWork cat: Educación primaria, racismo y xenofobia en México, 2021:$bt.p. ([cataloger's translation] Elementary education, racism and xenophobia in Mexico) p. 17 (the object of study of this project was posed, from the beginning, as the search for the presence of racist and xenophobic narratives (textual and visual) and practices in the national elementary-level educational system)$w(DLC)2022412653
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=670  \\$aWork cat: Zamonaviĭ media muḣitda PR-hizmatlar, 2019$bpages following page 5 (the book describes how different public relations tools can impact mass media activities and how public relations tools function in mass media environment$wDLC (2022399719)
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=670  \\$aWork cat: Qazirgi alemdegī ȯrkeniettīk ȯzgerīster zhaghdaĭyndaghy ăleumettīk ekonomika : paradigmalar men damu baghyty" khalyqaralyq ghylymi-tăzhīribelīk konferentsii︠a︡nyn︠g︡ materialdary (22 qyrkuĭek 2010 zhyl) = Materialy mezhdunarodnoi nauchno-prakticheskoi konferentsii "Sotsial'naia ekonomika v usloviiakh tsivilizatsionnykh peremen v sovremennom mire paradigmy i vektory razvitii︠a︡ (22 senti︠a︡bri︠a︡ 2010 goda) = Materials of the international scientific-practical conference "Social economy in terms of civilization changes in modern world: paradigms and vectors of development (September 22, 2010 at), 2010$b(the book contains materials of the conference discussing social economy in terms of civilization changes)$w(DLC)2011511425
=670  \\$aQuarter, Jack. Understanding the social economy: A Canadian perspective, 2nd ed., 2018:$bpage 4 (Definition of the social economy casts a broad net: The social economy bridges the many different types of self-governing organizations that are guided by their social objectives in the goods and services that they offer")
=670  \\$aCanadian Social Economy Hub, viewed June 28, 2023:$b(The Canadian Community Economic Development Network (CCEDNet) National Policy Council has the following definition: "The Social Economy consists of association‐based economic initiatives founded on values of: • Service to members of community rather than generating profits • Autonomous management (not government or market controlled) • Democratic decision making • Primacy of persons and work over capital • Based on principles of participation, empowerment.)
=670  \\$aAssociation for Social Economics website, viewed June 28, 2023:$bAbout the ASE (looking at economics in relation to social policy and ethics; "reciprocal relationship between economics and broader questions of human dignity, ethical values, and social philosophy.")
=688  \\$aEstablished July 2023.
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=150  \\$aHearing impaired in motion pictures
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=670  \\$aWork cat: Eichhorn, T. Die Darstellung von Schwerhörigkeit und Taubheit im nationalen und internationalen Fernseh- und Kinofilm, 2022:$btitle page (portrayal of hearing impairment and deafness in film) page 4 of cover (investigation focuses on people with hearing impairments in film)
=680  \\$iHere are entered works on the portrayal of the hearing impaired in motion pictures.
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=670  \\$aWork cat: Post-heritage perspectives on British period drama television, 2023:$bCIP summary (this book establishes a critical framework for understanding the representation of nationhood and cultural identity in television drama)$w(DLC)2022059051
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=150  \\$aSuicide in motion pictures
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=670  \\$aWork cat: Robot suicide, 2023:$bCIP galley (examines how science fiction places robots into narratives that feature and grapple with cultural concerns about suicide; primary focus is on US American literature and film)$w(DLC)2023001134
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=670  \\$aWork cat: Keeler, K.R. American Indians and the American dream, 2023:$bECIP galley (Introduction: Suburban Indians; What types of racism and discrimination do Indians face as suburbanites? What is the relationship between suburban Indians and those on reservations or those who live in urban centers? Suburban Indians and place)$w(DLC)2022052932
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=675  \\$aLC database, viewed Dec. 22. 2022
=680  \\$iHere are entered general works on Indians living in suburban areas in the Americas. Works on Indians living in individual regions, countries, states, etc. are entered under the heading$aSuburban Indians$iwith the appropriate geographic subdivision, or under the phrase heading for the urban ethnic group, e.g.,$aSuburban Dakota Indians$iwith the appropriate geographic subdivision.
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=150  \\$aTextile fabrics and architecture
=450  \\$aArchitecture and textile fabrics
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=670  \\$aWork cat: Textile in architecture, 2023:$bsummary (investigates the interconnections between textile and architecture) galley (chapters discuss both literal use and abstract conceptions of textile in ritual settings and public and private spaces)$w(DLC)2022060748
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=670  \\$aWork cat: Niño de Rivera, S. El infierno tan temido, abril, 2022:$bt.p. ([cataloger's translation of subtitles] kidnapping in Mexico : testimonies of survivors and kidnappers)$w(DLC)2022412667
=670  \\$aMerriam-Webster unabridged, via WWW, viewed March 17, 2023$b(kidnapper, noun, or kidnaper: one that kidnaps, especially: one that abducts a child for ransom)
=670  \\$aAmerican heritage dictionary of the English language, 2016, via WWW, viewed March 17, 2023:$bunder kidnap (kidnapper, kidnaper n.)
=670  \\$aOxford English dictionary, via WWW, viewed March 17, 2023$b(kidnapper, n. Forms: Also 1600s kidknapper, kidnabber, (U.S.) kidnaper. One who kidnaps children or others; a stealer of human beings)
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=450  \\$aSlow slip events (Seismology)
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=670  \\$aWork cat.: Ducellier, Ariane. Slow earthquakes, 2022:$babstr. (The focus of this thesis is slow earthquakes, that is earthquake-like events that release energy over a period of hours to months, rather than the seconds to minutes characteristic of a typical earthquake)
=670  \\$aGupta, Harsh K. Encyclopedia of solid Earth geophysics, 2011:$bp. 1374 (Some types of fault ruptures have predominant component in long-period seismogram and such earthquakes are called slow earthquakes)
=670  \\$aWikipedia, Mar. 9, 2023:$bSlow earthquake (A slow earthquake is a discontinuous, earthquake-like event that releases energy over a period of hours to months, rather than the seconds to minutes characteristic of a typical earthquake. First detected using long term strain measurements, most slow earthquakes now appear to be accompanied by fluid flow and related tremor, which can be detected and approximately located using seismometer data filtered appropriately (typically in the 1-5 Hz band). That is, they are quiet compared to a regular earthquake, but not "silent" as described in the past; various types of slow earthquake: low frequency earthquakes (LFE); very low frequency earthquakes (VLF) and deep-low-frequency earthquakes; slow slip events (SSE); episodic tremor and slip (ETS))
=670  \\$aBecker, Rachel. Slow earthquakes are a thing, via Smithsonian magazine website, posted Aug. 30, 2016, viewed Mar. 13, 2023$b(Discovered only in the last 20 years, slow earthquakes are still a seismic puzzle. They can shift tectonic plates as much or more than a magnitude 7 quake. But whereas a regular earthquake suddenly releases seismic waves that can topple buildings, a slow earthquake lasts days, months, sometimes even years--and people nearby never feel a thing)
=670  \\$aScience of slow earthquakes, Mar. 2019, via Earthquake Research Institute, University of Tokyo website, Mar. 13, 2023$b(An earthquake is a subterranean fault slip. While a regular earthquake is a quick slip, a slow earthquake is a slow slip causing little tremble on the ground surface. Such slow earthquakes have been detected worldwide; Slow earthquakes exhibit a wide range of slowness. Slow slip events (SSEs), either long-term with a duration of six months to several years or short-term with a duration of several days, are observed as a deformation of the Earth, whereas low-frequency tremors and very-low-frequency (VLF) earthquakes produce weak trembles and are detected by a seismograph) .
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=670  \\$aWork cat.: Balqāsim, Ḥ. Ḥawla al-ḥuqūq al-lughawīyah wa-al-thaqāfīyah al-Amāzīghīyah, 1992$b(title translates as: Concerning Berber linguistic and cultural rights)$w(DLC)93968833
=670  \\$aInternational standards, via United Nations Human Rights Office of the High Commissioner website, Mar. 1, 2023$b(cultural rights protect the rights for each person, individually and in community with others, as well as groups of people, to develop and express their humanity, their world view and the meanings they give to their existence and their development through, inter alia, values, beliefs, convictions, languages, knowledge and the arts, institutions and ways of life; they are also considered as protecting access to cultural heritage and resources that allow such identification and development processes to take place)
=670  \\$aWhat we mean by cultural rights, via Cultural Rights website, Mar. 1, 2023$b(cultural rights are rights related to art and culture, both understood in a large sense; the objective of these rights is to guarantee that people and communities have an access to culture and can participate in the culture of their election; cultural rights are human rights that aim at assuring the enjoyment of culture and its components in conditions of equality, human dignity and non-discrimination; they are rights related to themes such as language; cultural and artistic production; participation in cultural life; cultural heritage; intellectual property rights; author's rights; minorities and access to culture, among others)
=670  \\$aEncyclopedia.com website, Mar. 1, 2023:$bCultural rights (the term cultural rights refers to a claimed entitlement on the part of identity groups--typically based on religion, ethnicity, language, or nationality--to be able to express and maintain their traditions or practices; such an entitlement usually implies some form of political or legal recognition; cultural rights have developed as a distinct set of rights claims particularly since the 1960s, and then largely in light of the experience of cultural minorities-such as indigenous peoples, substate nationalities, and immigrant groups-living in a state or society that is characterized by a dominant culture; "cultural rights" thus figure prominently in discussions of national minority rights and multiculturalism; nevertheless, cultural rights are commonly understood as a universal human right, one that recognizes the fundamental importance of a sense of cultural identity, membership, and shared values to human well-being and flourishing)
=680  \\$iHere are entered works on the right to practice culture, both individually and as a group, which includes the freedom to participate in activities and ways of thinking that are specific to their culture.
=688  \\$aEstablished July 2023.
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=150  \\$aPhilosophy, Belgian
=450  \\$aBelgian philosophy
=670  \\$aWork cat:Denkers en dwalers : een geschiedenis van de filosofie in de Lage Landen$b(this book discusses the history of philosophy in the Netherlands and Belgium)$w(DLC)2022491068
=688  \\$aEstablished July 2023.
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=150  \\$aCellphilms
=450  \\$aCellfilms (Cellphilms)
=550  \\$wg$aVideo recordings
=670  \\$aWork cat: Flicker, Sarah Sophie, Cellphilm as participatory visual methodology, 2023$b(Cellphilms are short (usually 1-5 minutes long) videos made (with intention) on a cellphone in response to a prompt or question.)$w2023000153
=670  \\$aMcGill International Cellphilm Festival www homepage, February 21, 2023$b(Cellphilming is a burgeoning artistic method of expression that emerged from years of experience of social science educators engaged in activism. The technique uses cellphones, tablets, and other hand-held devices to create a short video where community-engaged participants represent their ways of looking at particular critical issues in their lives. It emerges from a rich history of Participatory Visual Research Methodology to counterbalance the unequal power relations and break down the formalism between researchers and their collaborators.)
=670  \\$aWhat's a cellphilm? SensePublishers : Rotterdam, 2016, viewed on Brill publishers www homepage, February 21, 2023$b(What's a Cellphilm? explores cellphone video production for its contributions to participatory visual research. There is a rich history of integrating participants' videos into community-based research and activism. However, a reliance on camcorders and digital cameras has come under criticism for exacerbating unequal power relations between researchers and their collaborators. Using cellphones in participatory visual research suggests a new way forward by working with accessible, everyday technology and integrating existing media practices.)
=688  \\$aEstablished July 2023.
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=150  \\$aŚivarājayoga
=450  \\$aHatharajayoga
=450  \\$aRoyal yoga for siva
=550  \\$wg$aHatha yoga
=550  \\$wg$aYoga, Rāja
=670  \\$aWork cat: Like a tree universally spread : Sri Sabhapati Swami and Śivarājayoga$b(Śivarājayoga, taught by Sabhāpati Svāmī (or Capāpati Cuvāmikaḷ, 1828-1923/4) is a combination of Hatha yoga and Raja yoga)$w(DLC) 2023006054
=688  \\$aEstablished July 2023.
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=150  \\$aFood delivery services
=550  \\$wg$aDelivery of goods
=550  \\$wg$aFood service
=670  \\$aWork cat: Ondimaendŭ p'ŭllaetp'om sijang esŏŭi ipchŏm ŏpch'e maech'ul punp'o pyŏnhwa e kwanhan yŏn'gu, 2021$b(This book analyzes the impact of food delivery service platforms on the restaurant market in South Korea. The appearance of a delivery app leads to many changes in the food service industry. Using monthly sales panel data of restaurants nationwide in 2020 provided by a credit card company, this study examines the revenue growth of restaurants which use a delivery platform. It also relates to sales redistribution among restaurants that use a delivery platform)$w(DLC)2022390511
=688  \\$aEstablished July 2023.
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=750  \2$81$wb$iBroader mapping$aTransportation$0(DNLM)D014186$4BM$5DNLM
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=150  \\$aNgāti Rongo (New Zealand people : Ngāti Whātua)
=450  \\$aNgāti Rongo, Ngāti Whātua (New Zealand people)
=450  \\$aRongo, Ngāti (New Zealand people : Ngāti Whātua)
=450  \\$aRongo, Ngāti Whātua, Ngāti (New Zealand people)
=550  \\$wg$aEthnology$zNew Zealand
=550  \\$wg$aMāori (New Zealand people)
=670  \\$aWork cat: Goldsmith, P. The rise and fall of Te Hemara Tauhia, 2003:$bpage 13 (within and allied to the Ngati Whatua grouping were hapu with their own identity and interests, such as Ngati Rongo)$w(DLC)2004380378
=670  \\$aIwi hapū names list WWW site, viewed on January 31, 2023$b(Ngāti Rongo (Ngāti Whātua), hapū; broader term, Ngāti Whātua)
=688  \\$aEstablished July 2023.
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=150  \\$aGrantmaking
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=450  \\$aGrant giving
=450  \\$aGrant making
=450  \\$aMaking, Grant
=550  \\$wg$aFinance
=550  \\$aProposal writing for grants
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Bull, Gemma. Modern grantmaking, 2021:$bp. 9 (for anyone who is employed in grantmaking, whether private foundation, government funder, or corporate donor)
=670  \\$aYourDictionary website, Feb. 21, 2023$b(grantmaking: The discretionary awarding of grants (especially by a large foundation or other organization as a form of organized philanthropy))
=670  \\$aGrantmaking, via Probably Good website, Feb. 21, 2023$b(What do we mean by grantmaking?: Grantmakers work at foundations and help allocate philanthropic funds to grant recipients - usually nonprofits (but not always). They will often allocate large amounts of money, with varying levels of discretion depending on their seniority and the foundation they're in)
=670  \\$aPartnetti, Cristina. Advancing diversity, equity and inclusion in grant making, 2021.$w(OCoLC)1317820664
=670  \\$aPaprocki, Steven L. Corporate grantmaking : giving to racial/ethnic populations, ©1994.$w(OCoLC)30544143
=670  \\$aKibbe, Barbara. Grantmaking basics : a field guide for funders, 2005.$w(OCoLC)61864397
=670  \\$aOrosz, Joel J. The insider's guide to grantmaking : how foundations find, fund, and manage effective programs, ©2000.$w(OCoLC)43434567
=688  \\$aEstablished July 2023.
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=550  \\$aHealth Resorts
=680  \\$iPlaces designed, built, or installed for LEISURE ACTIVITIES outside of the home.
=688  \\$a2017
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=150  \\$aTemplestay
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=670  \\$aWork cat: Korean buddhism & templestay, 2022:$b(Templestay, popular tourism in South Korea, allows visitors to stay in a Buddhist temple for a certain period of time and experience daily practices of Buddhist monks including meditation, chanting, prayer, conversation over tea, Buddhist meals, etc.)$w(DLC)2022408408
=670  \\$aInternational Journal of Religious Tourism and Pilgrimage, 2017$bvolume 5, issue 1 ("Living Like A Monk, Motivations and Experiences of International Participants in Templestay,"; Templestay, a creative form of religious tourism, has flourished in Korea since 2002. Templestay has become an identifiable religious tourism product for internationals who desire to experience an ascetic life in a traditional Buddhist temple with accommodation)
=688  \\$aEstablished August 2023.
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=150  \\$aTelephone voting
=450  \\$aAssisted telephone voting
=450  \\$aTelephone-assisted voting
=450  \\$aVoting by telephone
=550  \\$wg$aVoting
=670  \\$aWork cat: Report of the chief electoral officer pursuant to subsection 5.1(6) of The election act, 1996 regarding actions taken during the constituency of Athabasca by-election, 2022:$bp. 1 (report of the use of assisted telephone voting as a pilot project during the constituency of Athabasca by-election; assisted telephone voting allows a voter to cast a vote over the phone by relaying their choice of candidate to a team of election workers who mark the ballot on the voter's behalf; had not been used in Saskatchewan previously, but had been used in other jurisdictions, including British Columbia, where it is used as an accessibility tool)$w(DLC)2021385649
=670  \\$aElectoral Commission South Africa website, Dec. 7, 2022:$b(Telephone-assisted voting; available to voters who are blind or have low vision or voters who were interstate or overseas during the voting period; regulation of 29 Sept. 2022; electors made a single phone call to the dedicated call centre where they had their eligibility confirmed; were then transferred to a voting assistant to cast their vote)
=670  \\$aNSW Electoral Commission website, Dec. 7, 2022:$b(telephone voting is available to electors who are blind or have low vision)
=688  \\$aEstablished August 2023.
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=150  \\$aSquash courts
=450  \\$aCourts, Squash
=550  \\$wg$aSports facilities
=670  \\$aWork cat: Carrington, J. A history of the Squash Court at Cornhill 1909 - 2022: in the parish of Pattishall, near Towcester, Northamptonshire, 2022.
=670  \\$aWiktionary WWW site, viewed 5 April 2023$b(Squash court ; A four-walled court used for playing squash)
=688  \\$aEstablished August 2023.
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=150  \\$aSocial norms on television
=550  \\$wg$aTelevision
=670  \\$aWork cat: Normporn, 2023:$bCIP galley (focus on how pop culture in the 2010s facilitated the late-capitalist reboot of normalcy amplified on TV)$w(DLC)2023008439
=688  \\$aEstablished August 2023.
=750  \2$81$wb$iBroader mapping$aSocial Norms$0(DNLM)D066262$4BM$5DNLM
=750  \2$81$wb$iBroader mapping$aTelevision$0(DNLM)D013690$4BM$5DNLM
=788  \2$iSearch also under the Medical Subject Headings used together in the same record:$aSocial Norms$iand$aTelevision$5DNLM

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=150  \\$aOil reservoirs
=450  \\$aPetroleum reservoirs
=450  \\$aPetroleum systems
=550  \\$wg$aHydrocarbon reservoirs
=550  \\$wg$aPetroleum$xGeology
=670  \\$aWork cat: Zhang, Lin. Di shen tou chu ceng you cang miao shu he xin wen ti yan jiu, 2013:$b(Description of oil reservoirs in China's Chuankou Oil Field)$w(DLC)2012483988
=670  \\$aCornell University Law School WWW site, March 24, 2023:$b("Oil reservoir means a reservoir that contains hydrocarbons predominantly in a liquid (single-phase) state.")
=670  \\$aMcGill University School of Computer Science WWW site, March 24, 2023:$b("An oil reservoir, petroleum system or petroleum reservoir is often thought of as being an underground 'lake' of oil, but it is actually composed of hydrocarbons contained in porous rock formations.")
=670  \\$aSociety of Petroleum Engineers website, 6 April 2023$b(engineers normally use the term reservoir instead of pool for an oil and gas accumulation. A field is composed of one or more reservoirs in a single area.)
=688  \\$aEstablished August 2023.
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=035  \\$a(LIBRARY_OF_CONGRESS)9828149034000041
=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aMuseums and infants
=450  \\$aInfants and museums
=550  \\$wg$aInfants
=670  \\$aWork cat: Danko-McGhee, K. Viewing art with babies, 2023:$bCIP summary (Viewing Art with Babies details practical ways that museum practitioners, early childhood and community educators and parents can provide art-viewing experiences in the museum, early childhood classroom or even their own home. It will be of interest to practitioners and parents around the world, as well as those engaged in the study of museum education) galley (babies love to look at art; if you are a museum educator, community art educator, or early childhood educator who would like to offer such an experience for babies but you need to convince your administration, this book provides a roadmap)$w(DLC)2022059153
=670  \\$aOklahoma City Museum of Art website, Dec. 13, 2022$b(gallery programs designed especially for our youngest visitors; Babies at the Museum for babies ages 0-24 month)$uhttps://www.okcmoa.com/babies-at-the-museum/
=670  \\$aYC Young Children (via JSTOR), July, 2015:$bp. 40, etc. (Museum Babies is specifically designed for infants, toddlers, and families; program is a collaboration between Gilcrease Museum and the child development program at Tulsa Community College)
=675  \\$aA&AT, Dec. 13, 2022
=688  \\$aEstablished August 2023.
=750  \2$81$wb$iBroader mapping$aMuseums$0(DNLM)D009144$4BM$5DNLM
=750  \2$81$wb$iBroader mapping$aInfant$0(DNLM)D007223$4BM$5DNLM
=788  \2$iSearch also under the Medical Subject Headings used together in the same record:$aMuseums$iand$aInfant$5DNLM

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=150  \\$aLupinus constancei
=450  \\$aLassics lupine
=450  \\$aLassicus lupine
=450  \\$aLupinus humboldtii
=550  \\$wg$aLupines
=670  \\$aWork cat: Reibsome, E.L. Forecasting the outcomes of managing a rare endemic plant at its elevational limit under climate change scenarios, 2022$babstract (Lupinus constancei (Lassics lupine) is an exceptionally rare forb with a population that in 2020 consisted of 1,300 individuals located on two adjacent mountaintops in northwestern California)
=670  \\$aITIS online, Apr 4, 2023$b(Lupinus constancei, T.W. Nelson & J.P. Nelson; synonyms, Lupinus lepidus var. constancei; common names, Lassicus lupine, The Lassics lupine)
=670  \\$aWorld Flora Online, Apr 4, 2023$b(Lupinus constancei, T.W. Nelson & J.P. Nelson; synonyms, Lupinus lepidus var. constancei)
=670  \\$aCalifornia Department of Fish and Wildlife online, Apr 4, 2023$b(Lassics lupine (Lupinus constancei) is a California endangered plant species)
=670  \\$aCaliflora online, Apr 4, 2023$b(Lupinus constancei, T.W. Nelson & J.P. Nelson, Lassics lupine; also called Lupinus humboldtii)
=670  \\$aJepson eFlora, Apr 4, 2023$b(Lupinus constancei, The Lassics lupine)
=688  \\$aEstablished August 2023.
=750  \2$iBroader mapping$aLupinus$0(DNLM)D031297$4BM$5DNLM

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=040  \\$aDLC$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aJudicial police
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=670  \\$aWork cat: Nono Behalal, David Leroi. Pratique de la police judiciaire au Cameroun, avril 2022:$bpage 4 of cover (the activity of the Judicial Police is an integral part of the criminal judicial procedure. It greatly impacts it not only through its leading role, but also and above all through its fundamental mission of gathering evidence, through its own methods and techniques)$w(DLC)2022321348
=670  \\$aAkomandoh, Chimontoh Z. The Department of Public Prosecution and judicial police in Cameroon, 2020 viewed via Google Books March 20, 2023:$bpage 66 (the term judicial police has not been defined by any legal instrument. The Criminal Procedure Code, simply describes the status and duties of the judicial police. However, an author has defined it as "all the officials of various nature responsible for researching crimes, misdemeanors and contraventions, collecting evidence and delivering the perpetrators to the courts responsible for punishing them.")
=670  \\$aLaw No. 2005/007 of 27 July 2005 on the criminal procedure code viewed on the Cameroon Ministry of Justice website, viewed March 22, 2023:$bsection 78 (The duties of the judicial police shall be performed under the supervision of the State Counsel by judicial police officers, judicial police agents and all other civil servants or persons to whom judicial police duties are assigned by law)
=688  \\$aEstablished August 2023.
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=150  \\$aHead louse
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=450  \\$aLice, Head
=450  \\$aLouse, Head
=450  \\$aPediculus capitis
=450  \\$aPediculus humanus capitis
=550  \\$wg$aPediculus humanus
=670  \\$aWork cat: Head lice drink your blood, 2023.$w(DLC)2022054845
=670  \\$aNCBI taxonomy browser, viewed April 18, 2023:$bPediculus humanus capitis (Taxonomy ID: 121226; homotypic synonym: Pediculus capitis; Genbank common name: human head louse; NCBI BLAST name: lice; Rank: subspecies; common name(s) human head lice; Lineage (full) cellular organisms; Eukaryota; Opisthokonta; Metazoa; Eumetazoa; Bilateria; Protostomia; Ecdysozoa; Panarthropoda; Arthropoda; Mandibulata; Pancrustacea; Hexapoda; Insecta; Dicondylia; Pterygota; Neoptera; Paraneoptera; Psocodea; Phthiraptera; Anoplura; Pediculidae; Pediculus; Pediculus humanus)
=670  \\$aIntegrated Taxonomic Information System, viewed online Nov. 15, 2022:$bPediculus humanus capitis De Geer 1778 (subspecies of Pediculus humanus Linnaeus, 1758; common English name: head louse)
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=670  \\$aWork cat: History and allure of interactive visual novels, 2023:$b(Visual novels (VNs), a ludic video game genre. Whether because visual novels vary widely in their procedural and story elements, or because they remained untranslated for English-speaking audiences until relatively recently ... Thus, scholarly work on games often overlooks visual novels. However, as we will discuss in this and the following chapters, visual novels are story-driven games that employ interactive elements, allowing the player to influence the story and character)$w(DLC)202205575
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=670  \\$aWork cat: Thomas, Mark J. Freedom and ground : a study of Schelling's Treatise on freedom:$b("Ground" is...the key term for two very different currents in German thought: (1) a rationalist current concerned with providing reasons and (2) a mystical current concerned with revealing what is hidden from our everyday ways of thinking)$w(DLC) 2022037693
=670  \\$aWork cat: Lautman, A. Mathematics, ideas and the physical real:$bpage 202 (Heidegger identifies the grounding, rational activity of founding (Begründung), which is knowledge by Ideas, and the creative activity of foundation (Gründung) which constitutes, in the complexity of its internal relations, the world of the entity)
=670  \\$aStanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy Online:$b(Metaphysical grounding, Schaffer writes that "metaphysics is about what grounds what")
=670  \\$aSaenz, Noel B. "A Grounding Solution to the Grounding Problem" in Philosophical Studies: An International Journal of Philosophy in the Analytic Tradition, August 2015, vol. 172, No. 8, pp. 2193-2214:$b(Grounding is the kind of relation that is referred to in the following kinds of claims: truth is grounded in reality, wholes in their parts, moral properties in natural properties, modal properties in categorical properties, etc.)
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=670  \\$aWork cat: Smith, Lionel D. The law of loyalty, 2023$w(DLC)2022062191
=670  \\$aCornell Law School website, viewed 9 January 2023$bWex Definitions (duty of loyalty is one of the fiduciary duties owed by a company's directors; duty of loyalty requires the directors to place the interests of the company and the shareholders before any of their personal interests)
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=670  \\$aWork cat.: Wichai Māttakun. Yōdāyā bō̜i, 2017$b(on the author's experience as a Thai youth living in Burma)$w(OCoLC)1030746220
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=670  \\$aWork cat: Apocalyptic visions: pandemics in literature, art, and the movies, 2023$bCIP chapter 4 Pandemics in the Movies (a selection of movies that became popular during the coronavirus pandemic will be discussed. The pandemic had several effects on cinema-making and cinema-going ... it gave a new life to movie culture ... it led to the spread of a cinematic pandemic genre as people used movies to assess their own plight through the eyes of some of the greatest cineastes of all time.)$w(DLC)2023000565
=670  \\$aThe Guardian, viewed February 2, 2023:$bWhat does Covid mean for the future of pandemic movies? (In the years following the 1918 outbreak ... as the pandemic became less of a preoccupation in people's lives, cinema began to mine the idea for entertainment ... But the modern pandemic film did not arrive until the 70s.)$uhttps://www.theguardian.com/film/2021/feb/11/what-does-covid-mean-for-the-future-of-pandemic-movies
=670  \\$aBASIS Journal, Vol. 8, No. 2, October 2021 "The Portrayal of pandemic in American movies"$bAbstract (With the purpose of understanding the pandemic issue that is currently experienced by almost all countries, this library research examines American films with a pandemic theme to find out the reason for using this theme in films and to identify the symbol of pandemic shown in the films.)$uhttps://ejournal.upbatam.ac.id/index.php/basis/issue/view/179
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=670  \\$aSjöde, Linn. Right to be and act queer?, 2019, viewed online Jan. 6, 2023:$bt.p. (how Indian LGBTQI activists framed Section 377 of the Indian Penal Code in order to challenge it)$w(OCoLC)1234806426
=670  \\$aAndersson, Simon. Fear and loathing in the Iron Closet, 2019, viewed online Jan. 6, 2023:$bt.p. (The right to freedom of assembly for LGBT rights activists in the Russian Federation, Ukraine and the Republic of Moldova)$w(OCoLC)1096330958
=670  \\$aBodies and barriers : queer activists on health, 2020.$w(OCoLC)1111942785
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=670  \\$aEncyclopedia of the United States in the Nineteenth Century, 2000, via Credo reference, viewed December 2, 2022:$bLYNCHING (In the South/border states 85 percent of lynching victims during the late 1800s were black; Lynching had deep roots throughout the nation; Its victims included whites, Native Americans, Chicanos, and Asians, by the late nineteenth century it was primarily a southern racial phenomenon)
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=670  \\$aICD-10 Version: 2019, via WWW, viewed on September 2, 2022:$bsearch results (Post COVID-19 condition)
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=670  \\$aThe Lancet. Infectious diseases, via WWW, viewed on September 2, 2022:$bApril 2022, A clinical case definition of post-COVID-19 condition by a Delphi consensus (listed in the ICD-10 classification as post-COVID-19 condition since September 2020)
=670  \\$aUpdate on clinical long-term effects of Covid-19, via WWW, viewed on September 1, 2022:$bPDF page 5 (this persistent state of ill health is known as 'post COVID condition' but other names are also used to describe the condition; chronic COVID syndrome; late sequelae of COVID-19; long COVID; long haul COVID; long-term COVID-19; post COVID syndrome; post-acute COVID-19; post-acute sequelae of SARS-CoV-2 infection)
=670  \\$aYale Medicine WWW site, viewed on September 2, 2022:$bLong COVID (Post-Acute Sequelae of SARS CoV-2 infection, PASC) page (Long COVID, or what doctors refer to as post-acute sequelae of COVID-19 (PASC), is a condition marked by the continuation of COVID-19 symptoms--or the emergence of new ones--after recovery from acute (or the initial phase of illness of) COVID-19; it generally refers to the persistence of symptoms four weeks or longer after the onset of COVID-19)
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=670  \\$aWork cat.: 2009050972: Microaggressions and marginality, c2010:$bp. vii (separate chapters on racial/ethnic, international/cultural, gender, lesbian/gay/bisexual/transgender (LGBT), disability, class, and religious microaggressions) p. 3 (Microaggressions are the everyday verbal, nonverbal, and environmental slights, snubs, or insults, whether intentional or unintentional, that communicate hostile, derogatory, or negative messages to target persons based solely upon their marginalized group membership. In many cases, these hidden messages may invalidate the group identity or experiential reality of target persons, demean them on a personal or group level, communicate they are lesser human beings, suggest they do not belong with the majority group, threaten and intimidate, or relegate them to inferior status and treatment. While microaggressions are generally discussed from the perspective of race and racism, any marginalized group in our society may become targets: people of color, women, lesbian/gay/bisexual/transgendered people (LGBTs), those with disabilities, religious minorities, and so on.) p. 6 (Microaggressions reflect the active manifestation of oppressive worldviews that create, foster, and enforce marginalization.)
=670  \\$a2009034007: Sue, D.W. Microaggressions in everyday life, c2010:$bpp. xv-xvi (racial, gender, and sexual-orientation microaggressions) p. xvi (In reviewing the literature on subtle and contemporary forms of bias, the term "microaggressions" seems to best describe the phenomenon in its everyday occurrence. Simply stated, microaggressions are brief, everyday exchanges that send denigrating messages to certain individuals because of their group membership. The term was first coined by Pierce in 1970 in his work with Black Americans, in which he defined it as "subtle, stunning, often automatic, and nonverbal exchanges which are 'put downs'". They have also been described as "subtle insults (verbal, nonverbal, and/or visual) directed toward people of color, often automatically or unconsciously." ... They are often unconsciously delivered as subtle snubs or dismissive looks, gestures, and tones. These exchanges are so pervasive and automatic in daily conversations and interactions that they are often dismissed and glossed over as being innocent and innocuous.) p. 5 (Microaggressions are the brief and commonplace daily verbal, behavioral, and environmental indignities, whether intentional or unintentional, that communicate hostile, derogatory, or negative racial, gender, sexual-orientation, and religious slights and insults to the target person or group.)
=670  \\$a2012033272: Nadal, K.L. That's so gay! : microaggressions and the lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender community, ©2013
=670  \\$aWang, J. Why and when do racial microaggressions hurt?, 2012:$babstr. (Racial microaggressions are brief, potentially ambiguous everyday exchanges that may send denigrating messages to racial minorities)
=670  \\$aGonzales, L. Microaggressions experienced by persons with mental illnesses, in Psychiatric rehabilitation journal, Nov. 17, 2014, viewed online May 26, 2015:$bp. 1 (Microaggressions are subtle verbal or behavioral communications of disparaging messages to people based upon membership in a socially marginalized group. Their negative impact has been demonstrated for racial/ethnic groups, gender, sexual orientation, and physical disability, but currently no research exists on microaggressions as experienced by persons with mental illnesses; Microaggressions are distinct from more traditional and overt forms of discrimination in that otherwise well-intentioned individuals can deliver them unconsciously, unaware of their potential harmful effects. Seminal research on microaggressions by Sue et al. (2007) focused primarily on race, identifying three major categories: microassaults, which involve explicit attacks and are most like more traditional forms of racism; microinsults, consisting of insensitive and demeaning remarks; and microinvalidations, which negate an individual's personal experience of their reality.)
=670  \\$aHuynh, V.W. Ethnic microaggressions and the depressive and somatic symptoms of Latino and Asian American adolescents, in Journal of youth & adolescence, July 2012, viewed online May 26, 2015:$babstr. (Ethnic microaggressions are a form of everyday, interpersonal discrimination that are ambiguous and difficult to recognize as discrimination. ... Microaggressions should be recognized as subtle discrimination that send messages about group status and devaluation, and similar to overt discrimination, can evoke powerful emotional reactions and may affect mental health.)
=670  \\$aMicroaggressions in everyday life blog, via Psychology today website, May 26, 2015$b(oppression (microaggressions); subtle and covert forms of discrimination, also known as microaggressions)$uhttps://www.psychologytoday.com/blog/microaggressions-in-everyday-life
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=670  \\$a2013011812: Situating intersectionality, 2013:$bpage 11 (Intersectionality, the assertion that social identity categories such as race, gender, class, sexuality, and ability are interconnected and operate simultaneously to produce experiences of both privilege and marginalization, has transformed old conversations while inspiring new debates across the academy)
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=670  \\$a2015029829: The intersectional internet, 2016:$bpage 2 (Crenshaw's (1989) coining of the term intersectionality offered a single word to describe a long and complex discussion about Black women's multiple forms of simultaneous oppression) page 3 ([Collins] argues that its general contours include 'the critical insight that race, class, gender, sexuality, ethnicity, nation, ability, and age operate not as unitary, mutually exclusive entities, but as reciprocally constructing phenomena that in turn shape complex social inequalities')
=670  \\$aRace, class, and gender differences in high school seniors' values: Applying intersection theory in empirical analysis via ABI/INFORM, Apr. 27, 2017$bAbstract (This article demonstrates how intersection theory can be applied in empirical studies by testing whether an individual's race, class, and gender have interactive effects)
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=670  \\$aEncyclopedia of Mathematics online, Apr. 27, 2017$b(Intersection theory (on an algebraic variety): The theory of intersections of algebraic subvarieties and cycles)
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=450  \\$aPsychogenic non-epileptic attack disorder
=450  \\$aPsychogenic non-epileptic seizures
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=670  \\$aWork cat.: Porter-Reed, M. My mummy has NEAD, 2012:$bp. 1 (Non Epileptic Attack Disorder (NEAD), pseudoseizures & dissociative seizures)
=670  \\$aEpilepsy Action WWW site, Aug. 8, 2012$b(Different names for NEAD. You may also have heard NEAD called by some of these names: non-epileptic seizures, pseudo seizures, pseudo-epileptic seizures, psychogenic non-epileptic seizures. Most doctors prefer to talk about non-epileptic attacks.)
=670  \\$aNEAD Trust WWW site, Aug. 8, 2012$b(Non Epileptic Attack Disorder. Non Epileptic Seizures resemble epileptic seizures superficially but are not associated with epileptic activity in the brain. Non Epileptic Seizures (NES) are interpreted as an unconscious response to psychological distress and as such are beyond the control of the person suffering from them.)
=670  \\$aWikipedia, Aug. 8, 2012$b(Psychogenic non-epileptic seizures (P-NES), also known as Non-Epileptic Attack Disorders, are events superficially resembling an epileptic seizure, but without the characteristic electrical discharges associated with epilepsy. Thus, PNES are regarded psychological in origin, and may be thought of as similar to conversion disorder.)
=670  \\$aPsychInfo, viewed Oct. 3, 2012$b(The perceived health status of people with psychologically derived non-epileptic attack disorder (PNEAD) and epilepsy; PNEAD patients displayed a lack of physical disease; psychogenic non-epileptic attack disorder)
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=150  \\$aPredatory publishing
=450  \\$aDeceptive publishers
=450  \\$aDeceptive publishing
=450  \\$aPredatory publishers
=450  \\$aWrite-only publishing
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=670  \\$a"Predatory publishing" in O-Bib, v. 6, 2019$b(German-language article uses English-language terms: "predatory publishing" and "predatory publishers")$uhttps://unipub.uni-graz.at/urn:nbn:at:at-ubg:3-6038
=670  \\$a"Beware of predatory and deceptive publishers" in MCN - the American journal of maternal child nursing, Vol. 41, no. 1, January/February 2016
=670  \\$aWikipedia, viewed 27 June 2023$b(article title: Predatory publishing; also known as "write-only publishing" and "deceptive publishing")$uhttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Predatory_publishing
=670  \\$aOCLC, viewed 27 June 2023$b("predatory publishing" appears three times as often as "predatory publishers;" "deceptive publishers" and "deceptive publishing" each appear once)
=688  \\$aEstablished November 2023.
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=450  \\$aRemotely piloted aircraft
=450  \\$aUAVs (Unmanned aerial vehicles)
=450  \\$aUnmanned aerial vehicles
=550  \\$wg$aFlying-machines
=550  \\$wg$aVehicles, Remotely piloted
=550  \\$aAirplanes$xRadio control
=670  \\$aDTIC review, September, 1998:$bfront cover (unmanned aerial vehicles) introd. (Unmanned aerial vehicles, common referred to as UAVs, are powered aerial vehicles sustained in flight by aerodynamic lift over most of their flight path and guided without an onboard crew)
=670  \\$aNASA thesaurus 1998$b(unmanned aerial vehicles USE pilotless aircraft)
=670  \\$aAm. heritage dict.$b(drone (def. 4): a pilotless aircraft operated by remote control)
=670  \\$aIntroduction to unmanned aircraft systems, 2016.
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=150  \\$aTenrecs
=450  \\$aTenrecidae
=550  \\$wg$aAfrosoricida
=670  \\$aAfrotherian systematics, via WWW, Mar. 9, 2003$b(Family Tenrecidae, tenrecs; Order Afrosoricida or Tenrecomorpha)
=670  \\$aTexas A&M Univ. Dept. of Biology, Biology 4429-Mammalogy Fall 2003 home page, viewed Mar. 9, 2003:$blecture schedule/Sept. 16 (molecular evidence indicates golden moles and tenrecs belong in the Afrotheria, a taxonomic group that also includes elephants, sea cows, hyraxes, aardvarks, elephant shrews. A new order "Afrosoricida" comprises Chrysochloridae (golden moles) and Tenrecidae (tenrecs)) Oct. 14 (Family Tenrecidae (tenrecs, otter-shrews), Order Afrosoricida)
=670  \\$aClassification zoologique des insectivores et Afrosoricides = Insectivora and Afrosoricidae classification, via WWW, Mar. 9, 2003$b(new order based on molecular data: Afrosoricida, superorder Afrotheria, two families, Tenrecidae and Chrysochloridae)
=670  \\$aMammal species of the world, c1993$b(Family Tenrecidae. Common name: Tenrecs. Order Insectivora)
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=035  \\$a(LIBRARY_OF_CONGRESS)98170926630000041
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=450  \\$aDisks, Sound
=450  \\$aPhonodiscs
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=450  \\$aRecordings, Audio
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=450  \\$aRecords, Phonograph
=450  \\$aRecords, Sound
=450  \\$aSound discs
=550  \\$wg$aAudio-visual materials
=670  \\$aRDA, via RDA toolkit, July 9, 2015:$bGlossary (audio recording: A recording on which sound vibrations have been registered by mechanical or electrical means so that the sound may be reproduced.)
=670  \\$aPalmer, J.W. A directory of oral history and audiovisual local history resources in public libraries of New York State : including oral history materials, and local history audiorecordings, motion pictures, photographs, post cards, slides ... 1985.
=670  \\$a2010000169: Edstrom, B. Recording on a budget : how to make great audio recordings without breaking the bank, 2011.
=670  \\$a88700075: How audio recordings are made, 1988.
=670  \\$aOCLC, July 9, 2015$b(in titles: audio discs; full-length audio discs; long-playing audio discs; grooved audio disc)
=680  \\$iHere are entered works on all types of media used for the recording of sound including cylinders, analog discs, digital discs, films, tapes, and wires, as well as works about analog discs alone.
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=450  \\$aStatus, Social
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=670  \\$aMarmot, M.G. The status syndrome : how social standing affects our health and longevity, 2004.
=670  \\$aLC database, Feb. 4, 2004$b(titles: social standing)
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=670  \\$aBritannica online, Mar. 7, 2024$b(East Asia, region of Asia consisting of Japan, North and South Korea, China, Mongolia, and Taiwan. An old term for the region is the Far East, a name that arose among Europeans, who considered this region in the continent to their east to be "far" from Europe in terms of traveling time)
=670  \\$aDictionary.com, Mar. 7, 2024$b(East Asia: the countries and land area of easternmost Asia, most commonly classified as comprising China, Mongolia, North Korea, South Korea, Japan, Taiwan, Hong Kong, and Macao)
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=150  \\$aCynodontidae
=450  \\$aDogteeth tetras
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=670  \\$aWork cat: Payara, 2024.$w(DLC)2023035678
=670  \\$aNelson, Joseph S. Fishes of the world, c2006:$bpages 117-118 (Family Cynodontidae; Compressed, elongated body; predaceous with very long canine teeth in the anterior parts of the jaws; Three genera: Cynodon, Hydrolycus, and Rhaphiodon)
=670  \\$aEncyclopedia of Life website, viewed November 1, 2023:$bDogteeth tetras (Cynodontidae, Dogteeth Tetras, is a family of ray-finned fishes; have sexual reproduction; includes 3 children: Cynodon, Hydrolycus, Rhaphiodon)
=670  \\$aFishBase website, viewed November 1, 2023:$bFamily Cynodontidae (Dogtooth characins; Order: Characiformes)
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=150  \\$aBryconidae
=450  \\$aBrycon characins
=550  \\$wg$aCharaciformes
=670  \\$aWork cat: Golden dorado, 2024.$w(DLC)2023035684
=670  \\$aEncyclopedia of Life website, viewed November 1, 2023:$bBryconidae (Bryconidae is a family of ray-finned fishes. They have sexual reproduction. Bryconidae includes 4 children: Brycon, Chilobrycon, Henochilus, Salminus)
=670  \\$aFishBase website, viewed November 1, 2023:$bFamily Bryconidae ("Brycon characins")
=670  \\$aGlobal Biodiversity Information Facility website, viewed November 1, 2023:$bBryconidae (Accepted Family; Order: Characiformes; Immediate children: Anacanthorus, Brycon, Chilobrycon, Henochilus, Salminus)
=670  \\$aNCBI Taxonomy browser website, viewed November 1, 2023:$bBryconidae (NCBI BLAST name: bony fishes; Rank: family; Lineage: ... Characiformes)
=688  \\$aEstablished April 2024.
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=930  \\$aMeSH Mapping NLM 2025/05/01

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=550  \\$wg$aOccultism
=670  \\$aWork cat: Great Pyramid Passages, 2001:$bcataloger's summary (shows how symbolism and measurements of the Great Pyramid of Gizeh corroborate the philosophy and prophecies of the divine plan as contained in the Holy Scriptures)$w(DLC)2020477052
=670  \\$aMerriam-Webster Dictionary Online, viewed on Aug. 10, 2023:$bPyramidology (the study of or theory about mathematical or occult significance in measurements of the Great Pyramid of Egypt)
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=930  \\$aMeSH Mapping NLM 2025/05/01

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=053  \0$aSB945.P18$cAgricultural pests
=150  \\$aPacific fruit fly
=450  \\$aBactrocera xanthodes
=450  \\$aChaetodacus xanthodes
=450  \\$aDacus xanthodes
=450  \\$aNotodacus xanthodes
=450  \\$aTephritis xanthodes
=550  \\$wg$aBactrocera
=670  \\$aWork cat: Oriental and Pacific fruit flies spread within French Polynesia, 2002:$bpage 1 (Pacific fruit fly (Bactrocera xanthodes (Broun)); has been discovered on Raivavae, Rurutu, and Rimatara; nearly eradicated)$w(OCoLC)1371334624
=670  \\$aCABI compendium, July 27, 2023:$bBactrocera xanthodes (Pacific fruit fly) datasheet (preferred scientific name: Bactrocera xanthodes (Broun); preferred common name: Pacific fruit fly; other scientific names: Chaetodacus xanthodes (Broun); Dacus xanthodes (Broun); Notodacus xanthodes (Broun); Tephritis xanthodes Broun; EPPO code: BCTRXA (Bactrocera xanthodes))$uhttps://doi.org/10.1079/cabicompendium.8748
=670  \\$aITIS, July 27, 2023$b(Bactrocera xanthodes (Broun, 1904); synonyms: Tephrites xanthodes Broun; Dacus xanthodes Broun; Tephrites xanthodes Broun; no common names listed)$uhttps://www.itis.gov/servlet/SingleRpt/SingleRpt?search_topic=TSN&search_value=671834#null
=670  \\$aInvasive.org, July 27, 2023$b(Pacific fruit fly; Bactrocera xanthodes (Broun, 1904))$uhttps://www.invasive.org/browse/subinfo.cfm?sub=57304
=675  \\$aLC database, July 27, 2023;$aWeb. 3$aEncyc. Britannica online
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=150  \\$aChai
=450  \\$aMasala chai
=550  \\$wg$aBeverages
=550  \\$wg$aTea
=670  \\$aWork cat: Wilson, Kevin. The way of chai, 2023:$bgalley (While etymologically "chai" and "tea" both refer to the same thing (so saying "chai tea" is like saying "tea tea"), the former is typically used to describe the popular South Asian beverage of hospitality, a blend of loose leaf black tea† infused in a base of milk, water, or both, flavored with (or without) aromatic spices, and sweetened with cane sugar or jaggery (the coarse brown sugar made in the Indian subcontinent, Southeast Asia, the Caribbean, and Africa by evaporating the sap of palm trees). Chai a sweet, aromatic, creamy beverage that feels like a hug in While chai is more commonly known as a South Asian beverage, the spiced milk tea version of it is also consumed in South Central Asia, Southeast Asia, Iran, parts of Africa, and even some parts of Europe)$w(DLC)2023023328
=670  \\$aWebsters, viewed May 16, 2023$b(Chai; a beverage that is a blend of black tea, honey, spices, and milk)
=670  \\$aWikipedia, viewed May 16, 2023$b(Masala chai; also known simply as chai, is an Indian beverage popular throughout South Asia. Chai is made by brewing black tea (usually CTC tea) in milk and water and then sweetening with sugar. While some variants may also include the addition of aromatic herbs and spices, known colloquially as Masala chai, the most common preparation is unspiced)
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=930  \\$aMeSH Mapping NLM 2025/05/01

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=035  \\$a(LIBRARY_OF_CONGRESS)9831812828600041
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=150  \\$aErgoaesthetics
=450  \\$aErgo-aesthetic design
=550  \\$wg$aAesthetics
=550  \\$wg$aHuman engineering
=670  \\$aWork cat: Dizaynda erqoestetik amillär = Ergoaesthetic factors in design, 2016$bPages following page 5 (While the ergonomic and aesthetic factors in design creativity are analyzed in this monograph, with a special attention given to the optimal organization problems of human-thing-machine-environment systems, it also provides a description of ergoaesthetics in length)$w(DLC)2016503936
=670  \\$aEngineering Aesthetics and Ergo-Aesthetics: Theoretical and Methodological Foundations by Yili Liu, Ph.D in Proceedings of The 5th Annual International Conference on Industrial Engineering-Theory, Applications and Practice, 2000 :$b(Knowledge and research results accumulated along this line of integrated research can help designers design products and systems that are safer, more comfortable, easier to use, as well as more aesthetic. Because "ergonomic design" has acquired over the years a clear connotation of "design for safety, comfort, efficiency, or usability," and "aesthetic design" has an unambiguous meaning of "design for aesthetics and appearance," I would like to coin a term "ergo-aesthetic design" to refer to the integrated design approach that is aimed at meeting both ergonomic and aesthetic design objectives.)
=688  \\$aEstablished April 2024.
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=750  \2$81$wb$iBroader mapping$aErgonomics$0(DNLM)D006804$4BM$5IEN-M
=788  \2$ISearch also under the Medical Subject Headings used together in the same record:$aEsthetics$iand$aErgonomics$5IEN-M
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=150  \\$aMicrobiomes
=550  \\$wg$aBiotic communities
=670  \\$aWork cat: Beckett, R. Probiotic cities, 2023:$bCIP t.p. (probiotic cities) summary (the book describes work which explores novel strategies towards directly (re)introducing beneficial microbes into buildings and cities; provides a framework to enable designers and practitioners to begin to engage with contemporary human-microbe relationships towards the design of healthy and resilient cities) galley (Understanding how to design and plan our built environments in a manner that protects from harmful microbes, but permits and facilitates beneficial microbial exposures is crucial. Probiotic design is an experimental research approach that begins to address these questions through radical new design processes to inform new visions for future cities that are microbial, healthy and resilient)$w(DLC)2023018262
=688  \\$aEstablished December 2023.
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=450  \\$aSilybum marianum extract
=550  \\$wg$aMateria medica, Vegetable
=550  \\$wg$aPlant extracts
=670  \\$aWork cat: Silymarin puzzle, 2023.$bCIP galley ("Among polyphenols silymarin (SM), an extract from a medicinal plant Silybum marianum, also known as milk thistle, has a special place, having been used in human medicine for the management of liver diseases since ancient times")$w(DLC)2023025736
=670  \\$aAdvances in Therapy, viewed online June 28, 2023:$bvolume 37, page 1280 ("Silymarin is an extract from the dried seeds and fruits of the milk thistle plant (S. marianum)")$uhttps://doi.org/10.1007/s12325-020-01251-y
=688  \\$aEstablished November 2023.
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=035  \\$a(LIBRARY_OF_CONGRESS)9828550240100041
=040  \\$aNcD$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aPolyethylenimine
=450  \\$aPEI (Polyethylenimine)
=450  \\$aPolyaziridine
=450  \\$aPolyethyleneimine
=550  \\$wg$aPolymers
=670  \\$aWork cat: Thurston, J. T. Polyethylenimine and its use in paper making, 1946.
=670  \\$aPolymer database, viewed May 18, 2023:$b(POLYETHYLENEIMINE (POLYAZIRIDINE); "Polyethylenimines (PEI) are low to high molecular weight compounds with the general formula -[CH2-CH2-NH2]-, made by ring opening polymerization of aziridine"; "Polyethyleneimines and polyaziridines are used for various applications in numerous products including detergents, cosmetics, adhesives, printing inks, paper, wood laminates, cement, and bricks. They are used as cross-linkers (aziridine), flocculating agents, textile coating additives, adhesion promoters, enzyme carriers, wet-strength agents and as chelating agents which form complexes with metal ions. The largest use of PEIs is in the paper industry. It increases paper strength and fine solid flocculation in the waste stream for recycling.")$uhttps://polymerdatabase.com/Polymer%20Brands/Polyethyleneimine.html
=670  \\$aWikipedia, viewed May 18, 2023:$b(Polyethylenimine (PEI) or polyaziridine is a polymer with repeating units composed of the amine group and two carbon aliphatic CH2CH2 spacers.")$uhttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Polyethylenimine
=688  \\$aEstablished October 2023.
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=930  \\$aLCSH Mapping NLM 2025/05/01

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=053  \0$aR857.B525
=150  \\$aBioprinting
=550  \\$wg$aBiomedical engineering
=550  \\$wg$aRegenerative medicine
=670  \\$aWork cat: Advances in 3d bioprinting, 2023:$bCIP galley (By the 1990s, scientists developed 2D bioprinting techniques; In the mid-2000s, Thomas Boland modified an inkjet printer to bioprint cells into a Petri dish, giving rise to a separate branch called 3D bioprinting; In the past decade, 3D bioprinting has emerged as a branch of tissue engineering with research in both in-vitro and in-vivo models for fabrication of 3D organs that recapitulate the complex structure and spatial distribution along with biological functionality; Bioprinting can be categorized into two types: a) Scaffold-based approach: Biomaterial matrix forms the base to entrap cells and is made of nanofiber polymer matrix or hydrogels; b) Scaffold-free approach: Bioink comprising of cell or tissue aggregates in the form of spheroids, honeycomb, or cylinder with void spaces are directly deposited to enable in-situ tissue growth and ECM deposition; Regenerative Medicine; Bioengineering)$w(DLC)2023001404
=670  \\$aCollins English Dictionary, 2014 via Credo reference, viewed May 2, 2023$b(bioprinting: The construction of replacement body parts using techniques developed for three-dimensional printing)
=670  \\$aAustralian Academy of Science website, viewed May 2, 2023:$bHOME>PEOPLE & MEDICINE>PRINTING THE FUTURE: 3D BIOPRINTERS AND THEIR USES (Bioprinting is an extension of traditional 3D printing; Bioprinting can produce living tissue, bone, blood vessels and, potentially, whole organs for use in medical procedures, training and testing; The cellular complexity of the living body has resulted in 3D bioprinting developing more slowly than mainstream 3D printing; Bioprinting: bioprinters work in almost the exact same way as 3D printers, with one key difference. Instead of delivering materials such as plastic, ceramic, metal or food, they deposit layers of biomaterial, that may include living cells, to build complex structures like blood vessels or skin tissue; a team from Swansea University has developed a bioprinting process that can create an artificial bone matrix in the exact shape of the bone required, using a biocompatible material that is both durable and regenerative; Research engineer Monica Moya from Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory is using bioprinting to create "living" blood vessels; at the Wake Forest University in the United States, researchers have successfully produced viable urethras)$uhttps://www.science.org.au/curious/people-medicine/bioprinting
=670  \\$aGoogle, searched May 2, 2023$b(Bioprinting=About 7,810,000 hits; "3d bioprinting"=About 1,250,000 results)
=688  \\$aEstablished October 2023.
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=150  \\$aLevonorgestrel
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=550  \\$wg$aSteroid hormones
=670  \\$aWork cat: Cownie, David S. Review of the "upscaling Jadelle roll-out in Solomon Islands" programme, 2016-2019, 2020:$b(evaluation of a program to roll out Jadelle, a contraceptive implant, in order to provide improved family planning service coverage)$w(DLC)2021388047
=670  \\$aRxList website, Dec. 1, 2022:$b(brand name: Jadelle; generic name: levonorgestrel implants; belongs to a class of drugs called Estrogens/Progestins, Contraceptives, Oral; a set of two flexible cylindrical implants, consisting of a dimethylsiloxane/methylvinylsiloxane copolymer core enclosed in thin-walled silicone tubing; implants are inserted in a superficial plane beneath the skin of the upper arm)
=670  \\$aDrugbank online, Dec. 1, 2022:$bLevonorgestrel (a synthetic progestogen; used as a single agent in emergency contraception, as a hormonal contraceptive released from an intrauterine device, and as a subdermal implant that slowly releases the hormone over a long period; lists over three dozen brand names)
=688  \\$aEstablished September 2023.
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=450  \\$aDrought tolerance of plants
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=550  \\$wg$aPlants$xHardiness
=550  \\$aDrought-tolerant plants
=550  \\$aPlants$xEffect of drought on
=670  \\$aCAB thes.$b(Drought resistance UF Drought tolerance)
=670  \\$aLC database, Nov. 1, 1993$b(drought tolerance, drought resistance, Drought-tolerant plants)
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=450  \\$aTeamwork in dentistry
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=150  \\$aMonoclonal antibodies$xTherapeutic use
=667  \\$aRecord generated for validation purposes.
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Diagnostic and therapeutic antibodies, c2000
=750  \2$iNarrower mapping$aCombined Antibody Therapeutics$0(DNLM)D000094523$4NM$5IEN-M
=930  \\$aLCSH Mapping GN 2025/05/14

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=150  \\$aCentral Asians
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=550  \\$wg$aEthnology$zAsia, Central
=670  \\$aWork cat.: 2019017972: Can, Lâle. Spiritual subjects : Central Asian pilgrims and the Ottoman hajj at the end of empire, 2020$bgalley summary (A study of pilgrimage from Central Asia to Ottoman Mecca in the late 19th through early 20th century. As Central Asians made their way to Mecca, petitioned for patronage, acquired Ottoman identity papers, and learned to navigate new laws on citizenship, they staked a claim of belonging to the empire based on being Sunni Muslims under the protection of the Ottoman sultan-caliph, their "spiritual sovereign")
=670  \\$aStanford University Press website, April 17, 2019$b(Spiritual Subjects examines the paradoxes of nationality reform and pan-Islamic politics in late Ottoman history. At the turn of the twentieth century, thousands of Central Asians made the annual pilgrimage to Mecca. Traveling long distances, many lived for extended periods in Ottoman cities dotting the routes. Though technically foreigners, these Muslim colonial subjects often blurred the lines between pilgrims and migrants. Not quite Ottoman, and not quite foreign, Central Asians became the sultan's spiritual subjects. Their status was continually negotiated by Ottoman statesmen as attempts to exclude foreign Muslim nationals from the body politic were compromised by a changing international legal order and the caliphate's ecumenical claims)
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=035  \\$a(LIBRARY_OF_CONGRESS)98168945630000041
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=150  \0$aCentral Americans
=550  \0$wg$aEthnology$zCentral America
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Bachelis, F.M. The Central Americans, 1989.
=670  \\$aLC data base, 04/28/89$b"central americans," entered under Refugees, Political.
=750  \2$aCentral American People$0(DNLM)D000094866$5IEN-M
=930  \\$aLCSH Mapping GN 2025/05/14

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=053  \0$aF2190
=150  \\$aCaribbeans
=450  \\$aCaraïbes
=450  \\$aCaribbean Islanders
=450  \\$aCaribbean people
=450  \\$aCaribbeaners
=450  \\$aCaribbeanites
=450  \\$aCaribeños
=550  \\$wg$aEthnology$zCaribbean Area
=670  \\$aNotable Caribbeans and Caribbean Americans, 2003.
=670  \\$aCaraïbes connexion, 1989-
=670  \\$aThe music of Jamaica, ℗1996:$btitle page (subtitle: "the Caribbean Islanders")
=670  \\$aThe story of the Caribbean people, 1999.
=670  \\$a"7th PAC resolution" via Pan African Congress website, viewed 10 July 2023$b(Caribbeaners)$uhttps://panafricancongress.org/7th-pan-african-congress-resolution/
=670  \\$a"The Protestant ethic and conservatism scales ... among different ethnic groups in The high school journal, Vol. 68, No. 4, May 1985:$bpage 250 (Caribbeanites)
=670  \\$aCaribeños at the table, 2021.
=670  \\$aInternational thesaurus of refugee terminology, 1989$b(Caribbeans. Caraïbes [French]. Caribeños [Spanish]. UF West Indians. BT Americans. NT Antiguans; Bahamans; Barbadians; Cubans; Dominican Republicans; Dominicans; Grenadans; Haitians; Jamaicans; Saint Christopher and Nevis Islanders; Saint Lucians; Saint Vincent and the Grenadines Islanders; Trinidadians. RT Caribbean countries)
=670  \\$a"Caribbean people" in Wikipedia, viewed 10 July 2023$b(people born in or inhabiting the Caribbean region as well as people of Caribbean descent living outside the Caribbean; melting pot of various ethnicities, including the original Indigenous population and later arrivals, such as Afro-, Chinese-, Hispanic/Latino-, Indo-, and White Caribbeans)$uhttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Caribbean_people
=670  \\$a"West Indies" in Wikipedia, viewed 10 July 2023$b(not interchangeable with the Caribbean, although there is some overlap; unlike the West Indies, the Caribbean can include Central and South American mainland nations with Caribbean coasts)$uhttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/West_Indies
=670  \\$aNgram, viewed 10 July 2023$b("Caribbeans" is the most frequently used term with "Caribbean people" second; less commonly used: Caraïbes, Caribeños, and Caribbean Islanders)
=688  \\$aEstablished December 2023.
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=930  \\$aLCSH Mapping GN 2025/05/14

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=040  \\$aWaU$beng$cDLC
=150  \\$aBromodomain-containing protein 1
=450  \\$aBR140-like protein
=450  \\$aBRD1 protein
=450  \\$aBromodomain-containing 1 protein
=450  \\$aBromodomain protein 1
=550  \\$wg$aNuclear proteins
=670  \\$aWork cat.: Kortgere, H. The expression and function of a bromodomain-protein 1 (BRD1) in epithelial keratinocytes, 2008:$babstr. (bromodomain-protein 1 (BRD1), a nuclear protein that may function as a chromatin (histone)-associated protein and a transcriptional co-regulator) leaf 14 (BRD1 is a gene of unknown function and is located on chromosome 22) leaf 51 (BRD1 protein)
=670  \\$aMESH browser, Nov. 14, 2008$b(Name of substance: BRD1 protein, human. UF BR140-like protein, human; BRD1 (bromodomain containing 1) protein, human; BRL protein, human; bromodomain-containing protein 1, human. Heading mapped to: Nuclear Proteins; also: Name of substance: Brd1 protein, S pombe. Heading mapped to: Schizosaccharomyces pombe Proteins)
=670  \\$aEntrez Gene Web site, Nov. 14, 2008$b(Official Symbol: BRD1. Official Full Name: bromodomain containing 1. Gene type: protein coding. Also known as: BRL; BRPF1; BRPF2; DKFZp686F0325; BRD1. This gene encodes a protein of unknown function. The protein contains a bromodomain, a sequence motif often found in transcriptional coactivators, and localizes to the nucleus in testis and several other cell types)
=670  \\$aGeneCards database, via WWW, Nov. 14, 2008$b(BRD1 Gene; bromodomain containing 1; BR140-like protein, bromodomain containing protein 1; recommended protein name: Bromodomain-containing protein 1)
=670  \\$aUniProtKB (UniProt knowledgebase) Web site, Nov. 14, 2008$b(Recommended protein name: Bromodomain-containing protein 1. Alternative name(s): BR140-like protein. Gene name: BRD1. Synonyms [of gene name]: BRL, BRPF2)
=750  \2$iBroader mapping$aBromodomain Containing Proteins$0(DNLM)D000092468$4BM$5IEN-M
=930  \\$aMeSH Mapping GN 2025/05/22

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=035  \\$a(LIBRARY_OF_CONGRESS)98170848020000041
=040  \\$aDLC$cDLC
=150  \0$aDirected blood donations
=450  \0$aBlood donations, Designated
=450  \0$aBlood donations, Directed
=450  \0$aDesignated blood donations
=450  \0$aDirected donations of blood
=450  \0$aDonations of blood, Directed
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=670  \\$aWork cat.: Autologous and directed blood programs, 1987$b(directed donations)
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=150  \\$aInformation storage and retrieval systems$xBlood banks
=450  \\$aBlood banks$xInformation storage and retrieval systems
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=930  \\$aLCSH Mapping GN 2025/05/09

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=151  \\$aSouth Asia
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=451  \\$aAsia, Southern
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=451  \\$aIndian Subcontinent
=451  \\$aSouthern Asia
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=670  \\$aGrimmett, R. Birds of the Indian subcontinent, 1999.
=670  \\$aStewart, G.B. Catastrophe in southern Asia : the tsunami of 2004, ©2005.
=670  \\$aZürcher, L. Porphyry copper assessment of the Tethys region of western and southern Asia, 2016.
=680  \\$iHere are entered works on the subcontinent of India, which in addition to India includes Afghanistan, Pakistan, Bangladesh, Nepal, and Bhutan on the mainland, and Sri Lanka and the Maldives in the Indian Ocean.
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=670  \\$aWork cat.: 95-43389: Boden, M.A. The philosophy of artificial life, c1996.
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=670  \\$aWork cat: Avoiding water wars [electronic resource] 2011:$bPDF file, p. v (as water demand ... increases ... so too must our efforts to provide water security) title screen (water scarcity and Central Asia's growing importance for stability)
=670  \\$aAmerican Water Works Association web site, July 28, 2011:$bmenu selections: Conferences and Education, Specialty Conferences, Water Security Conference (Water Security Conference 2011)
=670  \\$aMaplecroft web site, July 28, 2011:$barticle, June 24, 2010 (nations facing "extreme" water security risks; supply of clean, fresh water to the societies and businesses of ... countries; Water Security Risk Index ... countries with the least secure supplies of water)
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=670  \\$aU.S. Environmental Protection Agency web site, July 28, 2011:$bmenu selections: Water, Water Infrastructure, Water Security Home (the provision of clean and safe water to all)
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=670  \\$aWork cat.: Human-centered software engineering--integrating usability in the software development lifecycle, c2005:$bp. 26 (User-centered system design (UCSD) is a process focusing on usability throughout the entire development process, the system life cycle) p. 18 (UCSD, or user-centered design, UCD; UCSD has been applied in systems development processes in Scandinavia by method known as: participatory design)
=670  \\$aUser centered system design: new perspectives on human-computer interaction, 1986$b(user-centered design; emphasizes that the purpose of the system is to serve the user, not to use a specific technology)
=670  \\$aEncyclopedia of software engineering, c2002:$bcognitive engineering (cognitive engineering is an interdisciplinary approach to the development of principles, methods, tools, and techniques to guide the design of computerized systems intended to support human performance; goal of cognitive engineering is to develop systems that are easy to learn, are easy to use, and result in improved human-computer system performance)
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=670  \\$aWork cat: Okahaabwa, G. Adaptation and coping among East African immigrants in North America, 2014.
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=670  \\$aPricing processed food products, 1999$b(AGstrategies : agriculture business strategies; Agdex 845-3; from Alberta Agriculture, Food and Rural Development)
=670  \\$aGlobal markets for processed foods, 1997.
=670  \\$aHandbook of nutritive value of processed food, 1981-1982.
=670  \\$aPackard, V. Processed foods and the consumer : additives, labeling, standards, and nutrition, 1976.
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=670  \\$aWork cat.: Martin, E.P. The black extended family, 1978.
=670  \\$aInternational encyclopedia of marriage and family, 2003:$bv. 3, p. 536 (Traditionally, the term extended family has been applied to the kinship network of social and economic ties composed of the nuclear family (parents and children) plus other, less immediate relatives)
=670  \\$aCorsini, R.J. The dictionary of psychology, 1999:$b(extended family -- A number of nuclear families, related by blood, who live in one household or in close quarters)
=670  \\$aColman, A.M. A dictionary of psychology, 2001:$b(extended family ... A family unit comprising not only a mother, father, and their children, but other relatives, such as grandparents, uncles, and aunts)
=670  \\$aJohnson, A.G. The Blackwell dictionary of sociology, 2000:$bpp. 118-119 (the nuclear family model is most often contrasted with the extended family -- parents, their children, and assorted relatives living in the same household)
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