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Erythrocebus patas

 
 
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Disease relevance of Erythrocebus patas

 

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Chemical compound and disease context of Erythrocebus patas

 

Biological context of Erythrocebus patas

 

Anatomical context of Erythrocebus patas

 

Associations of Erythrocebus patas with chemical compounds

 

Gene context of Erythrocebus patas

  • However, high concentrations of polyclonal antiserum directed against rat CYP2B inhibited all three activities in PB-induced patas monkeys [19].
  • An homologous radioimmunoassay for human serum prolactin was validated to measure serum prolactin in 10 mangabey and 7 patas monkeys [20].
  • Patas monkeys were studied for 2 years on three dietary regimes: (1) commercial chow (control diet); (2) semipurified diet plus lard (fat-fed); and (3) semipurified diet plus lard and cholesterol (cholesterol-fed) [21].
  • Immunoblot analysis demonstrated that the P450 2A level in the individual patas monkey liver microsomal sample was 6-fold greater than in an individual human liver microsomal sample [14].
  • Patas monkey HDL, equivalent to human HDL, were protein and phospholipid rich and ranged in size from 70 to 100 A in diameter [22].
 

Analytical, diagnostic and therapeutic context of Erythrocebus patas

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