High impact information on Guernsey

• The three major urinary androgen metabolites, dehydroepiandrosterone (DHEA), androsterone (ANDRO), and aetiocholanolone (AETIO) were measured in 1,484 volunteer women between 29 and 60 years of age on the island of Guernsey from 1962-1967 [1].
• The prolactin concentration has been determined in plasma from ostensibly healthy women living on the Island of Guernsey [2].
• Multiple sclerosis in island populations: prevalence in the Bailiwicks of Guernsey and Jersey [3].
• Preliminary report on BoLA polymorphism in Guernsey cattle [4].
• A total of 95 registered Guernsey cows and heifers sired by 34 bulls were typed for class I antigens encoded by the bovine major histocompatibility complex (BoLA) [4].

Associations of Guernsey with chemical compounds

• Prolonged exposure to heat of Guernsey heifers increased plasma progesterone on days 2 to 19 of the first cycle and only on days 2 to 8 of the second cycle [5].
• In a series of field experiments in Ohio involving 193 parturient cows of the Holstein and Guernsey breeds, the prophylactic efficacy of selenium and vitamin E was tested under field conditions [6].
• The government's best offense is deference: the decision of the Supreme Court in Shalala v. Guernsey Memorial Hospital [7].

Gene context of Guernsey

• "If you're tired of seeing young women who deliver [babies] on your doorstep, then get out of the hospital to deliver the services more effectively--go into the schools with education and prevention." That's the message that Bruce Guernsey, project director of the Denver School-Based Clinics has for hospital executives [8].

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