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Journal of Comparative and Physiological Psychology|October 1, 1975
Ingestive responses of human newborns to salty, sour, and bitter stimuliJ A Desor, O Maller, K AndrewsNew Solutions : a Journal of Environmental and Occupational Health Policy : NS|May 31, 2008
Hooked on a feeling: emotional labor as an occupational hazard of the post-industrial ageBonnie K Andrews, Susan Karcz, Beth RosenbergJournal of Advanced Nursing|April 1, 1991
Primary nursing and the role of the nurse preceptor in changing long-term mental health care: an evaluationP Armitage, J Champney-Smith, K AndrewsRadiation Research|March 1, 1990
Biological and molecular aspects of radiation carcinogenesis in mouse skinG T Bowden, D Jaffe, K AndrewsMicrobiology (Reading, England)|May 13, 2022
The serotype a-EmaA adhesin of Aggregatibacter actinomycetemcomitans does not require O-PS synthesis for collagen binding activityGaoyan G Tang-Siegel, David R Danforth, Jake Tristano, et al.Contraception|August 1, 1990
Single dose long-term suppression of testosterone secretion by a gonadotropin-releasing hormone antagonist (Antide) in male monkeysM C Edelstein, K Gordon, R F Williams, et al.Contraception|August 1, 1989
Contraceptive potential of RU 486 by ovulation inhibition: II. Suppression of pituitary gonadotropin secretion in vitroJ P Wolf, D R Danforth, A Ulmann, et al.The Journal of Clinical Endocrinology and Metabolism|February 1, 1990
Extended presence of antide (Nal-Lys GnRH antagonist) in circulation: prolonged duration of gonadotropin inhibition may derive from antide binding to serum proteinsD R Danforth, K Gordon, J A Leal, et al.British Journal of Community Nursing|February 18, 2003
A study of health services for the Chinese minority in ManchesterC ChanContraception|April 1, 1992
GnRH antagonists suppress prolactin release in non-human primatesK Gordon, R F Williams, D R Danforth, et al.Pageof 725