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Zeitschrift Fur Unfallchirurgie Und Versicherungsmedizin : Offizielles Organ Der Schweizerischen Gesellschaft Fur Unfallmedizin Und Berufskrankheiten = Revue De Traumatologie Et D'Assicurologie : Organe Officiel De La Societe Suisse De|July 1, 1994
[Determining the status of the cervical spine after whiplash injury]J Dvorak, T Ettlin, G Jenzer, et al.Biomed Research International|December 6, 2014
Inhibition of brain swelling after ischemia-reperfusion by β-adrenergic antagonists: correlation with increased K+ and decreased Ca2+ concentrations in extracellular fluidDan Song, Junnan Xu, Ting Du, et al.Journal of Structural Biology|August 12, 2015
2D and 3D crystallization of the wild-type IIC domain of the glucose PTS transporter from Escherichia coliDavid Kalbermatter, Jean-Marc Jeckelmann, Po-Lin Chiu, et al.Physical Chemistry Chemical Physics : PCCP|February 13, 2016
Alcohols at the aqueous surface: chain length and isomer effectsM-M Walz, J Werner, V Ekholm, et al.Cancers|June 2, 2021
Impact of Mantle Cell Lymphoma Contamination of Autologous Stem Cell Grafts on Outcome after High-Dose ChemotherapyMalte Roerden, Stefan Wirths, Martin Sökler, et al.Cells|July 9, 2022
mTOR-Dependent Autophagy Regulates Slit Diaphragm Density in Podocyte-like Drosophila NephrocytesDominik Spitz, Maria Comas, Lea Gerstner, et al.Journal of Structural Biology|May 20, 2017
Electron crystallography reveals that substrate release from the PTS IIC glucose transporter is coupled to a subtle conformational changeDavid Kalbermatter, Po-Lin Chiu, Jean-Marc Jeckelmann, et al.Journal of Chemical Theory and Computation|October 10, 2018
Phase-Transferable Force Field for Alkali HalidesMarie-Madeleine Walz, Mohammad M Ghahremanpour, Paul J van Maaren, et al.Nature Medicine|July 30, 1999
Upregulation of RGS7 may contribute to tumor necrosis factor-induced changes in central nervous functionT Benzing, R Brandes, L Sellin, et al.Behavioural Pharmacology|April 1, 1993
Muscimol infused into the entorhinal cortex prior to training blocks the involvement of this area in post-training memory processingP. Williner, M. Bianchin, R. Walz, et al.Pageof 326